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Grad fashion — Reid a . Martin wears the latest in graduate fashion at Bolton High School Friday night. Story and more pictures on pages lOand 11.

No answers yet on sewage plant Reginald Pinto/Manchasttr Harald We did ni — Manchester High School’s 529 graduates celebrate Town seeks legal advice Friday after the school’s 95th commencement, held in the gymnasium. on construction ... page 2 Stories and more pictures on pages 4,5 and 6. » .♦ »• •»< •, ♦* (i* if ^ « kf i k i- « . t I > Dr. Crane’s Quiz N o answers yet in dispute Pentagon scandal

1. A menu of hay and oats delights the creatuire nicknamed ' over sewage plant expansion is ‘most serious’ PETER TOM DOBBIN TABBY . i\ 2. Which tree produces winged seeds? By Andrew Yurkovsky the end of next week. occurred. By Pete Yost turn up on the wiretaps, which are a HICKORY SYCAMORE RED OAK MAPLE Work on the plant began last “ This I would say is a signifi­ central part of the investigation, said Manchester Herald - / The Associated Press 3. Which one of these is inappropriate in this summer and is scheduled to be cant violation,” Roach said. “ The other government sources, but they generai grouping? The future of the upgrading of completed by the summer of 1990. town was in a position to know WASHINGTON - The dimensions emphasized that the inquiry at this CORAL COTTONTAIL COTTONMOUTH the town’s sewage treatment The town is under federal orders that permits are required.” of the Pentagon procurement bribery point has zeroed in on strong evidence COPPERHEAD plant remains unclear after a to upgrade the quality of effluent Roach said that the Corps has to investigation are "beyond the wildest of wrongdoing which has nothing to do 4. Which one of these starts events in a track Friday meeting of town, state and being discharged from the plant decide whether to grant a permit imagination,” Sen. Giarles Grassley with Congress. meet? federal officials to discuss the into Hockanum River. and whether to take any kind told his coileagues Friday while The sources refused to characterize ' GONG FLAG WHISTLE GUN need for a wetlands permit. The area where the wetlands punitive action. Such action could another senator called the matter the the context of any taps containing the 5. Which is best at cieaning weeds out of a pasture 7 Robert J. Young, the superin­ are said to have been affected is include finesof upto$25,000every “ most serious case in the history of voices of congressmen, to say in how fieid? ' tendent of the town’s water and where the existing plant’s secon­ day for each violation of the the Department of Defense.” many instances that occurr^, how DOBBIN ELSIE BILLY PETER sewer division, said after the dary treatment section, built in regulations. President Reagan said investiga­ many congressmen were involved or 6. Match the reiigious ieaders at the ieft with the meeting that the town adminis­ 1971, is located. Young said that Roach said that he will make a tors waited until this week to tell him whether the conversations were in­ ioiiowers thereof, as at the right. tration would have to confer with the Corps of Engineers is consid­ recommendation to his superior, about the two-year investigation of criminating in any way. (a) Jesus - . (V ) Buddhist the town attorney beforedeciding ering land that had been filled in the district engineer of the New the alleged sale of confidential A company in Chappell’s congres­ (b) AJiah (w) Jewish if, and when work affecting the for the exisiting plant as though it England division, on whether a Pentagon information to defense sional district, Armtec Inc. of Pa- (c) Jehovah (x) American Indian wetlands would continue. were wetlands. fine should be levied. He said a contractors through their paid consul­ latka, Fla., is one of 15 defense (d) Mapitour (y) Christian “ We’ll seek advice of counsel He said that the entire project decision on punitive action is tants so that there would be no leaks. contractors whose offices were (fe) Cautama (z) Musiim before making any determination at the secondary section en­ "more than a week away." He The affair came to light when search searched by FBI agents Tuesday. of what the future of construction croaches on the area regarded as could not say when a wetlands warrants were issued and telephone Armtec’s president, William W. Answers on ciassified pages will be,” Young said. wetlands, estimated at about 4 permit could be issued. taps disclosed. Roberts, is a personal friend of the Chappell. He said his company ‘,‘is not ’The town has been informed by acres. Roach said that the number of Reagan, in an interview on Public So far, work has begun on a new aware of any wrongdoing” and will the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers violations the New England div­ Broadcasting Service’s “ Nightly Bus­ building near the secondary cooperate with investigators. that the $27 million expansion of ision prosecutes numbers be­ iness Report,” said, “ I think all of that W eather section and on the foundation for the plant encroaches on wetlands tween 12 and 15 per year, and the was part of the need to keep it so After getting a briefing from U.S. a treatment tank. and is in violation of federal size of the fines is increasing. absolutely secret that there wouldn’t Attorney Henry Hudson, who is regulations because of the lack of No work involving additional Manchester and vicinity; Partly sunny Saturday. be any tipping off that then might coordinating the massive investiga­ a permit. Officials from the Corps impact on the wetlands is being William R. Hogan, an engineer High near 80. Wiiid northwest around '10 mph. allow some wrongdoers to escape and tion, Grassley, an Iowa Republican, of Engineers and the federal done now officials, said Friday. of water pollution control facili­ ' Saturday night, clear with low 50 to 55. Sunday, take cover.” said the probe “ involves people Environmental Protection Work at the primary section, near ties for the state Department of Reagan said he was informed “ the mostly sunny With high around 80. Environmental Protection, said enriching themselves on propriety Agency said after Friday’s meet­ the entrance of the landfill off minute they had something to tell.” information.” . ' Central, sonthwest interior: Paftly sunny Satur- ing that they had not determined Olcott-Street, will continue as that he thought the question of the Meanwhile, Rep. Bill Chappell, ,day. High around 80. Wind northwest around 10 whether a wetlands permit would planned. Young said. wetlands permit was “ resolva­ In a Senate speech, Grassley said % D-Fla., characterized as “ a bunch of ,mph. Saturday pight, clear with Low 50 to 55. be granted or whether punitive Young said that questions over ble.” He saidthat he believed the bunk” a report that he had come the scandal is “ widespread, beyond Supday, mostly sunny with high 80 ^ 85. action would be taken against the the need for the permit should not expansion would be completed, under scrutiny in the investigation. the wildest imagination of what’s town. affect the receipt of state and though possibly at some incon­ The Los Angeles Times reported going on.” East coastal: Partly sunny Saturday. High 75 to -'Though the town has been federal funds already committed venience tq the town. Friday that Chappell, who oversees 80. Wind northwest around 10 mph becoming CBS News, citing an unidentified notified of the violation, no order for the project. The work is to be • Young said that the failure of \ the Pentagon budget as chairman of onshore in the afternoon. Saturday night, clear with administration official, reported Fri­ has yet been issued by the Corps paid for through $13 million in the town to get the wetlands the House Appropriations subcom­ low 55 to 60. Sunday, mostly sunny with high 75 to 80. to stop work. state and federal grants and $14 permit was a result of an day that seven Defense Department mittee on defense, was identified by employees are suspected of accepting Town Manager Robert B. Weiss million in state loans. oversight due to a rush to begin sources as one of two congressmen bribes or gifts in return for inside described the meeting as a Richard Roach, the chief of the project. under scrutiny. information on Pentagon contracts. Lottery “ productive” one. He said that enforcement for the Corps’ New The town has received town Federal law enforcement sources, the town would try to provide England division, said that the permits for encroachment on speaking on condition of anonymity, Some 200 subpoenas have been answers to a series of questions Corps is confident that a violation wetlands and flood plains. Young told The Associated Press that no one issued this week for grand jury about the project to the Corps by of federal water regulations said. in Congress is under investigation in appearances, said federal law en­ Connecticut daiiy frid a y: 330. Piay Four: 6412. ^ photo Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 16,24,25,- 30,32,40. the probe at this time. forcement sources, speaking on con­ BRIEF RESPITE — Alabama tamer Ben Cosby looks skyward The voices of several congressmen dition of anonymity. Residents mobilize to fight with thanks on Friday as nearly 2 Inches of rain falls on one of his Index cotton fields. It was the first rain since April. Several Alabama communities have called on the National Guard to haul water to Jane’s says she’s sorry f -Business _ _ them as the record-breaking drought continues. Story on page ------3 8 ^ L o c a l n e w s 2 .-4 -1 1 crime in their neighborhoods nhiimluM 1 S .1 0 nhltiuirUft 11 B w A n l 4 M kA 16. riM XiflM i OpIftlAO 1 9 -1 ^ By Anita M. Caldwell provided an opportunity for new but all Is not forgiven rtnm lra' 9 T .O O ing the amount of territory one SfmlAr CItiFiinit .. ^ 7 Manchestep Herald neighbors to meet new residents, (pniWMctlmt 1X.1K S o o rts ^ 7 .K A person has to cover, he said. W ATERBURY (AP) - A nationally were times when I was thoughtless Fnriix' leam about the Crimewatch Reinhom said Wilson emphas­ 2 1 -3 6 1 6 -1 7 More than 100 residents in program and get tips on home broadcast apology from actress Jane and careless about it, and... I am very southeast Manchester, appar­ ized that the Crimewatch pro­ Super time in Cieveiand Fonda about her controversial trip to sorry that I hurt them.” security. In the Crimewatch gram is not to be used as a ently concerned about recent program, residents keep an eye Hanoi apparently won’t be enough to U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland. R- burglaries in the area, turned out vigilante group. The police are to CLEVELAND (AP) - It was a convince her most vocal critics to Conn., said in a telephone interview out for their neighborhood by be notified of suspicious activity. ManrhfBtrr Hprald for a meeting to learn how to designating a street captain. super birthday party. throw out their anti-Fonda bumper Friday night that Fonda’s apology deter crime in their Neighbors report unusual activ­ While there hasn’t been a rash But what else would you expect? stickers, but others say they are ready was “ better late than never.” neighbortiood. USPS 327-500 VOL. evil, No. 222 ity to the street captain, who of burglaries, which police define The guest of honor was Superman to forgive and forget. “ Whether we can forgive and forget The time and place of the notifies police. as four or five break-ins a night, himself, joined by Wonder Woman, In an interview with Barbara is not important,” said Rowland, who Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher Wednesday meeting was made “ Neighbors had a chance to there have been anywhere from Luke Skywalker, and Rocky and Walters broadcast Friday night, the initially opposed Fonda’s planned known to residents only by speak to neighbors they hadn’t five to eight burglaries in each of Bullwinkle. actress, whose plans to film a movie in appearence in Waterbury. “ That’s Qaofge T. Chappell Sheldon Cohen distribution of a leaflet. Officials , Editor Composing Manager met before,” Reinhom said. the town’s seven police patrol The four-day International Super­ Waterbury and Holyoke, Mass., gen­ something each of us as individuals asked that the time and location “ New people had not known what districts in the last six weeks. man Exposition is expected to draw erated a protest by veterans, apolog­ must decide, but now is the time to Denlae A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard not be published so burglars Advertising director Presaroom Manager was going on. A lot of people were None have been solved. up to 30,000 visitors before it ends ized not for her anti-war message but heal those wounds to unite as would not know when residents Sunday. for the callous way she sometimes community and demonstrate to rest of interested.” Additionally, two residents of a Jeanne Q. Fromerth would not be home. While the Man of Steel arrived on conveyed it. America that we are a compassionate Reinhom said the meeting was home on Baldwin Road, in the Bualness Manager Streets in the southeast section Earth from Krypton, his birthplace is “ I would like to say something, not and generous people.” held to “ reaffirm that we have to North End near the South Wind­ where recent burglaries have actually Cleveland.' Superman was just to the Vietnam veterans in New Gaetano Russo, head of the vete­ ' ^bllshed daily except Sunday and certain holldaya by the be more alert of strange cars in sor town line, were greeted by Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place. Mancheater, occurred include Oak Street, created by Cleveland high school England, but ... to men who were in rans' coalition that has led the the area.” knife-wielding burglars when Conn. 0SO40. Second claaa poatage paid at Mancheater. Conn. Spring Street, Spruce Street, students Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster Vietnam, who... I hurt, or who. whose Waterbury protests, accused Fonda Postmaster; Send addieaa changee to the Mancheater Herald. they returned home late Tuesday Sunny Brook Drive and Syca­ He also reported that some of and the first Superman comic book pain I cause to. to be deepened, of being “ worried about her image.” P.O. Box sot. Mancheater. Conn. 06040. night. The residents drove into It you don't racelva your Herald by 5 p.m. weakdaya or 7:30 more Lane, police say. the streets were reorganized to appeared in June 1938. because of the things that I said cr did. calling the apology "typical Fonda their driveway just after mid­ 'a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable The meeting was conducted by put two captains on the street Superhero devotees have come to 1 ... feel I owe ulem an apology,” hogwash.” to reach your carrier, call aubsciibsr service at 647-9046 by 6 night and found a car parked in Larry Wilson, community rela­ when there was only one. browse through comic books, watch Fonda said in the interview for ABC’^ A Joseph Griggs, a spokesman for the p.m. wsskdaya for deUvary In Manchester. their garage. Police said two men Suggested carrier rates are $1.60 weekly. $7.70 for one tions officer for the Manchester science Action movies, and shop for “ 20/20.” ^ Veterans Coalition Against Hanoi Spring Street, Dartmouth came out of the house, saw the month. $23.10 for three months. $46.20 for six months and Police Department, and Harry Road, Timber Trail and Timrod memorabilia, including rare Super­ “ I am proud of most of what I did. Jane, said Finda must back up her $92.40 for one year. residents, and one of the men Reinhom, volunteer coordinator Road now have two street cap­ man prints, said Tim Gorman of and I am very sorry for some of what I words with ai tion, such as returning The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press, threatened them with a knife. The the AudH Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press of the town’s Crimewatch tains. he said. The change was Neverending Battle Inc. did.” Fonda said. “ I was trying to help to Vietnam to help with the return of residents fled. The burglars stole Association and the New England Newspaper Association. program. made to increase the effective­ end the killing, end the war. But there prisoners of wa r still unaccounted for. Reinhom said the meeting a gun and TV set. No one was ness of the program by decreas­ hurt. Of ’18 graduates

Bv Nancy Concciman Manchester Herald A Rain forced Manchester High f»rc‘5: A VcAef# School’s 9Sth graduation indoors Friday night but the move didn’t dampen the spirits of the S29 graduates. In fact, the yells, whistles and applause made the ceremonies in the gymnasium seem more like a basket­ / . ball game than a commencement. ’The gym was packed with friends and relatives of the graduates after ■X- I ceremonies were moved indoors from ■.***2^4 ^ the nearby football field because of r the uncooperative weather. Gradu­ ates whistled, yelled and stomped at every speaker’s mention of the "Class of ’88..’’ ’The huge crowd that had gathered ■ 's for the outdoor ceremony executed a .1^ mass migration to the gym udien the first drops of rain began to fall at / around 5 p.m. ’The ceremony was scheduled to start at S: 15. m Many relatives and friends had to W ILSON E. DEAKIN JR. DAVID T. RUSSELL SUZANNE FLYNN stand in the gym until more chairs .. .keynote speaker .. .class president . . .top scholar were brought in. reached this point in your lives as 1 The move indoors caused a delay of applause. following paths very different from 7 ^ - about 45 minutes, but by 6 p.m., Richard Dyer, chairman of the our friendsV isco said. “Always take retrace the steps I took to my ,>’v --’f graduates in their red and white robes Board of Education, wished gradu­ the time to stay in touch, write letters commencement 36 years ago.” Dea­ kin said, and graduates "oooed.” Raginald Plnto/Manelmtar HaraM filed in and received a standing ates "a very safe and joyous or call.” Rtglnald PInto/Manehwtw Hanid ovation from their audience. celebration.” Class Valedictorian Suzanne Flynn “I know,” Deakin joked. “Where'd 1 park my wheelchair.” On their way to the bleachers, the Class President David ’Thomas encouraged fellow graduates to keep FORMAL AFFAIR — Matt Clough, left, of 50 Mountain Road, and O U T T A HERE — Cars in the student parking lot were covered open minds and accept new ideas. He told graduates about a seventh- graduates waved, whooped, made Russell got up to the podium and Jim Ludes, of 58 Plymouth Lane, model summer formal wear at with red and white streamers, balloons and signs. gestures of victory and adjusted their Joked, "I’m going to speak for a half “.. .It is only by constantly acquiring grade teacher who inspired his love of caps. hour. new knowledge, constantly exploring reading and a high-school teacher, an the high school graduation Friday. Clough and Ludes were But there were also serious mo­ "We handled all the obstacles that new ideas that a person can grow and “old warhorse,” who helped students among five MHS juniors who helped with the ceremony. ments at the commencement, which came our way,” Russell said, refer­ succeed,” she said. “It is time for us to pass the grammar part of their began with an invocation from the ring to the smoking ban adopted by stop accepting die statusquo and start college entrance exams. Rev. Newell H. Curtis Jr. and an the high school this year and the rain working to make a difference in the “If you remember nothing tonight, introduction from Principal Jacob on the day of the senior picnic. world.” please remember your personal re­ ‘We’re outta here,’ but do ‘keep in touch’ Ludes III. "We are an understanding, respon­ Graduates and relatives were taken flections on teachers that you have “We are proud of you and you will be sible and very mature group of back to the 1950s to a high school in had that have affected you in such white shorts and white tuxedo shirts dampening the red and white strea­ A sign on one car’s bumper read. adults,” Russell concluded. Rahway, N.J., when keynote speaker powerful ways. ’These are blessed Bv Nancv Concelman mers on cars parked in the student "Just graduated.” missed,’’ Ludes told graduates. “Sa­ Manchester Herald with red bow ties they all sported. vor this moment and savor it well.” Class Salutatorian Christine Visco Wilson E. Deakin Jr., assistant experiences to be remembered and That was their own idea. said junior parking lot and on surrounding In the rear window of another car asked graduates not to forget the superintendent of Manchester public appreciated forever,” he said streets. Streamers hung from door was a sign congratulating the Man­ Dr. James P. Kennedy, superin­ Five Manchester High School jun­ Jim Ludes. tendent of schools, congratulated friends they made at MHS and to schools, reminisced about his high ’The cheers and rowdiness resumed The juniors spent the the evening handles and were woven into hubcap chester High School Girl’s soccer attend future class reunions. school teachers. as diplomas were passed out and with iors didn’t consider ushering and spokes. Red and white balloons were team. 1988 Central Connecticut Con­ parents and friends of the graduates parking cars during Friday night’s passing out programs and parking during his brief speech, and the “When we are handed our diploma, “ Tonight I would like to ask each of a final yell. Manchester High’s Class cars and just generally helping out. tied to antennas and wheels. ference East champions. The sign students responded with cheers and many of us will be on our way. you to reflect on how you have of 1988 was let loose on the world. graduation their duty as Cars were written and drawn on said: “20 sexy Indians.” underclassmen. When a few rain drops fell, they helped move people and equipment with washable — and some perman­ But the car that drew the most They did it because they wanted to. ent — paint, as well as shaving cream. response had a piece of posterboard “They came and asked us if we into the gymnasium. taped to the trunk that said. “To my 1 wanted to do this, and we said OK.” The move didn’t please some of of the relatives. “Class of ’88” was the most class of ’88. we finally made it. Good said junior Matt Clough. common graffiti, but “We’re outta luck. Love. Pam .” Someone wrote on Youth Services Director Robert J. “This is a nightmare,” one person said on the way in. here” was scrawled on a number of the sign. “Keep in touch.” to which Digan. who asked the juniors to help, doors and windshields. someone else responded. “I will.” also didn’t require them to wear the But the rain didn’t last, barely

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RagInaM Pimo/MinehwNr HaraM .U B U R B A N 14 HARTFORD TPKE. VERNON. CT MOVING — Family and friends of Manchester High School * S U B A R U . RagkMld PInto/ManoliMMr Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald 649-6550 graduates walk from the field near the school, where ceremonies were scheduled to be held, to the gymnasium on Friday night PENSIVE — Manchester High School senior Nicole Mellow, of FINAL TOUCHES — Tonia Branch, left, of 68 Scott Drive, helps Tania after the graduation ceremony was moved indoors because of S3 Foley St., listens to speeches about memories and goals Soi«cka, of 62 Ruby Drive adjust her collar before the ceremony. rain. during Friday night's graduation ceremony. L* » t » * « n t % j News In BiM ~ Woman laces cruelty charges A 33-year-old woman was said.Gottkeptherdogona 15-foot nelased on $100 bond and is charged with ci’uelty to animals cable in the yard through all kinds scheduled to apepar in court > , M 13 get diplomas at Kingswood Thui^ay for what neighbors say of weather with no shelter for the Wednesday. Thirteen Manchester residents received ciipio- was neglect of her dog, police animal, police said. Thedog could £■ said. only move about in the worn mas at commencement exercises of Kingswood- Four people were hanged in • J»t- •Oxford School in West Hartford. The graduates, Linda S. Gott of 67 Gerard St. ground around the cable and had been served numerous warn­ around the animal’s own waste, 1865 after being named as accom­ > W ’ their addresses and their college choices are as plices of John Wilkes Booth in the follows; ^ ings since May 11 when neighbors police said. complained of continuous bark­ Gott was charged with cruelty assassination of President Abra­ Glenn Bartkowski of 198 Hamilton Drive, ham Lincoln. rW^S Worcester Polytechnic Institute (honors diplomak; ing from the dog, Chelsea, police to animals, police said. She was James Burke of 43 Richard Road, Colby College; Ronan Campbell of 30 Country Club Drive, Providence College; Michael Dashefsky'of 62C Ambassador Drive, University of Rochester; David Glade of 190 Blue Ridge Drive, Salve Regina STRANO BAKERY College; Shauna Hinchen of 56 Jean Road, Drew University; Julie Kahaner of 239 Ludlow Road, formerly of East Hartford Boston University. Allison Lessner of 36 Richmond Drfve, Clark University; Alan Maderazo of 78 Blue Ridge Drive, ,'? ■ ■ University of Connecticut; Mark Milewski of 127 S. t Lakewood Circle, Syracuse University; Courtney A Sklarz of 443 E. Center St., College of Charleston; Announces . w- Sandro Squatrito of 37 Jdrdt St., Northeastern University; Alicia Wichman of 27 Kennedy Road, The Opening of Their University of Michigan. M CC alumnus recognized Retail Store Col. David W. Gay of Manchester was recently selected as the recipient of the Distinquished In Manchester Alumni Award for 1988 at Manchester Community College. Gay is a member of the Connecticut Army MONDAY, JUNE 20'' National Guard’s Headquarters State Area Reginald Plnto/Mancheeter Herald (Command. Hours; Mon.-Sat. 7am-6pm ’ ^Tl. Suncjay 8am-2pm X 0 M SPECIAL OCCASION — Dawn Sarni, First kindergarten graduates left, of 35 TImrod Road, got out of the The first kindergarten class at St. Bridget School, I hospital to march with fellow graduates Regindd Pinto/M«ncheiter Herald 74 Main St., graduated in ceremonies held June 7. Friday night during Manchester High The young students will be in the Class of 2000 when G LAD G R A D S — Seniors celebrate after graduating from Manchester High School. School’s graduation. Next to her is they graduate from high school. COME IN AND GET A FREE school nurse Gerrie Hoyt. The graduating kindergarteners were Peter Agapoglou, Mia Crawford, Kristie Custer, Steven Dowling, Debra Emanuele, Beth Germain, Chris­ CUP-O-COFFEE with any purchase tina Gleeson, Memarle Grier, Paul Koziol, Pamela i i Labbe, Justin Laraia, Eric Lajeunesse, Shawn Manchester High School’s 1988 graduates Lennon, Melissa Mazur, Jessica Nixon, Thomas Special: Hard Rolls - #190,Doz. Parkman, Jamie Sirois, Christopher Wojcik, Seth Roberta Douglass, Wllllom M. Driggt, Daryl Catherine Laughlln, KImberle Ann Laurla, Tammy Robbett, Melissa A. Rankin, Eric Sulman and Andrew Zeppa. (Reg. »2.75) Here is a list of the graduating Duboldo, Kelly Dubois, Jill L. DuFresne, Denise M. Lavoie,Courtney Lawrence, Kelly F. Rasmus, Sondro Rasmus, Mitchell Reid. seniors in the Class of 1988 at Meredith Duggon, Gary Dumas, Michael Lawrence, Richard R. Leach, James LeB- Sharlene Reid, Beth H. Reltberg, Wlimo Duplin, Kendra A. DuPont, Todd Durost, lanc, Joseph lee, Melllsa Lee, Thong Lee, Resto, Dawn Richards, Cameron Richard­ Manchester High School; David Duasautt. Jonathan Leonard, Renee Lessard, John son, Michoel Rlngland, Wendy Rlnorose, D O T plans barriers on 1-84 Laurie Eagleson, Scott Ebreo, Doris Lewis, John D. Llmberger, Erik LIndland, Michael Robison, James Roche, Daniel Specializing In: April Adams, Gregory Alalmo, Matttiew T. Ehrenrelch, Stephen S. Eubanks. Robert Lines, Jennifer Anne Ling, Melissa Roggl, Kristin Rohrbach, Joey-Lelgh Ro­ state Transportation Commissioner J. William Alexander, Michael E. Allen, Timothy Jennifer Faber, Amy Fallon, Lynda Feder, LIsclottI, Johanna Loboto, Jennifer Logan, mano, Jessica Romana, Roseivna Rosado. Bums has announced that bids will be opened Pastries ■ Donuts - all kinds Almond, Johanna Altio, Christopher Amb- Derek Feist, Anne Marie Feeney, Megan John Longo, Hongfa Luongpraseuth, Hong- Darren Rosano, Christina RosettI, Chris­ Wednesday for the construction of noise barriers on ach, Kimberly L. Amenta, Charlene Ander­ Ferguson, Francine Fllloramo, Rachel thong Luangpraseuth, Todd Lukas, Chris­ topher Rossitto, Jeffrey A. Rothmon, Chris­ Bread son, Ellxobeth Anderson, Lauren Anderson, FtnnI, Robert FIske, Lori M. Flynn, Suzanne topher Lvder, Patrick Lvnam. tine Roux, Christine Rovegno, Cindy Roy. Interstate 84 eastbound and westbound in East Cakes for All Occasions Em ily Ano, Trad e Andrews, Amy Aporicio, Flynn, Shown Fogarty, Atark Foley, Treva Glen MacDonald, Teresa MacDonald, Patricia Royer, Kelly A. Ruff, David Thomas Hartford. The project includes a section of masonry Including Dinner Rolls, Hard Rolls, Llll Aromll, Scott A. Aronson, Fiona Arthur, Foley, Mindy C. Forde, Lisa Anne Fortin, Fiona MacPherson, Janet Madden, Melanie Russell (President) Christine Ryan. Kristin Ashbacher, KIsha Atmore, Jennifer Sharon Fortuno, Lynne Franklin, Anthony MalewskI, Todd Mallard, Christopher Apryl SahadI, Robert Salonen, Kevin demonstration sound barrier, the first such barrier Rye, Pumpernickle & Italian Atwell (Vice-President) Brigitte Aube, Frankovltch, Todd Freeeou, Derek Frelst, Manerl, Karl Marble, Jessica Marshall, Sarles, Dawn M.Sarni, Am y Sartor, Frank to be constructed in the state, he said. Sheet Pizza Steyen August. Christopher Friday, Robert Fritz, Karin Fry, Christine Matros, Henry D. Mayer, Timothy Savino, Terry Scota, Neal Schackner, Re­ Sandy R. Babka, Dorl L. Baker, Karin Shelllna Fyall. Mayer, Sean McAulev, Shane McCann, becca Schaffer, Kathy Schaub, Linda Bums said the Masonry Institute of Connecticut Italian Fruit Cake Baker, Vanessa Baker, Ra-Mara Barber, Christopher Gagnon, Karin (Jalllgan, Ge­ Richard McCormick, Michele McDonald, Scheldeman, Edward Scheinblum, Amv donated $60,000 toward the installation of a Bagels Lori M. Barll, Amy Barrera, Jennifer Baver, rald (killo, Lori Ann (jollo, Kenneth Gon- Diane M. McDonnell, Susan McFarland, Schmid, Deborah L. Schwarz, David Sclou- decorative block masonry wall to demonstrate the Michele Beaudry, Scott Beauller, Sean Bell corz, Christopher J. Garrepy, Lois Gary, Flyree McGhee, Scott McKay, Robert done, Joseph A. Scollo, Michael P. Sears. Cannolis (Secretary) Jason Stephen Bel lone, Beth- Sheryl Gosom’, Daren Gates, Michelle McLaughlin/- Michael McMahon, Eric Paul Seaton, Robert Sharp, Walter Sharp. capability and aesthetic ^fference of the material, Ann Ben Moor, Jennifer Benoit, Kimberly Gavarrino, Christa Gearhart, Heather Geo- McMullan, John McTIghe, III, Nicole Mel­ Robert Sheftel, Thomas Shells, Pamela A. compared to wood in the constmction of noise Assorted Danish Ru m Cake Berdnick, Eric Berenson, Keith Bergeron, rln, Kristy Gessov, Meehan Giles, Kevin M. low, Steven Metheny, Henry Michaud, Shon, Jennifer Shurkus, Bryan Simon, Pegov Richard Berlin, Cynthia BerzenskI, Paul Goetz, David (iolas, Jodi Gold, Kelly Melissa Miller, (Sarv Minor, Henry Minor, Skryla, Douglas Slater, Craig Smith, Laurie barriers. Besterfleld, Nancy Bldwell, Richard Bleu, (Jordon, John J. (Jorman Jr., Janet (Jottler, Scott MIsage, Regina Mission, Jennifer Smith, Michael A. Smith, Ronald Smith Jr.. 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Monday COVENTRY — Coventry High School was Eighth Utilities District honored June 6 by the American Red Cross at a Mayfair Gardens. 7 p.m. dance party for outstanding blood drives during the' Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center past school year. hearing room. 7 p.m. Coventry received a first-place award for 65 Tnesday percent participation in the drive. Other schools Human Relations Commission. Municipal Build­ were also honored. ing coffee room. 8 p.m. The dance party was held at the Red Cross on Thursday Farmington Avenue. Farmington. Democratic Town Committee. Lincoln Center i hearing room. 7; 30 p.m. ECHS math team ranks first A ndover The East Catholic High School Math Team has Monday ranked first in the medium-sized school division of the 1988 Capitol Area Math League and fourth in the Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. 1988 Connecticut State Math Meet. The team, moderated by mathematics depart­ Bolton ment Chairman Anne Mannion, has also partici­ pated in the 16th annual New England competition Tuesday and has placed eighth among 19 schools in the Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. medium size grouping. David KooVManohatItr Haratd Thursday Brian Gordon of Manchester was the second Board of Ekiucation. Bolton High School. 7:30p.m. highest scoring senior in the division. BATTER UP — Jennifer Allard, 9. of Thursday. Pupils in the third grade were Other East Catholic Math Team members include C oventry Manchester, gives a swing to a pinata at able to get plenty of candy. seniors Suzanne Linder of Bolton and Robert Poole Nathan Hale School on Spruce Street hfonday of Vernon; juniors Thomas Carlson of Manchester. Town Council. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Jeffrey Dill of Hebron and Peter Lopatka of Broad Solid Waste Committee. Town Office Building Brook; and freshman Frank Goppel of Vernon. 7:30 p.m. Team members recently attended a math league Szarek gives time to Scouts Tuesday banquet at Willie’s Steak House in Manchester Food Distribution. Town Office Building. 10 to 11 where certificate awards were presented to Jeffrey rience that involves fun, adven­ with Troop 27. Szarek has also am. Dill for one perfect match and Brian Gordon for five Boy Scout ’Troop 27 of Manches­ ture and friendship,” said been active in various programs Cemetery Commission. Town Office Building, out of a possible six perfect matches. ter has its own mission state­ Szarek. within the Algonquin District, 1:30p.m. ment. The 50-member troop First aid is another merit badge which includes Manchester. East Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Office Building, states it. in unison, “ On my honor Furloughed teachers recalled that must be earned in order to Hartford, South Windsor and 7:30 p.m. I will do my best... to help other participate in outdoor adventure Glastonbury. He has planned Water Pollution Control Authority. Town Office people at all times ... ” Elaine Masson and Patricia Sprengelmeyer, two trips. Szarek has planned mock popular events, such as Cub Scout Building. 7:30 p.m. Helping others is what Jim teachers who were given layoff notices by the emergency situations to prepare Olympics, training seminars for Town Hail Space Committee. Town Office Szarek likes to do best. Szarek. Manchester Board of Education in March, have Cub Scout leaders and the Roman Building. 7:30 p.m. whose regular job is in quality the boys for the badge. For been rehlred. Catholic Cub Scout Religious Thursday control at Pratt and Whitney, has example, he explains how to help The two were rehired because of vacancies in the spent thousands of hours of his someone whose artery has been Award Program. Vote on budget, polling places. 6 a m. to 8 p.m. physical education and language arts departments, own time working with the Boy severed. Szarek continues to be active in Women Infants and Children. Town Office respectively. Building 1 to 2 p.m. Scouts in Manchester. Then Scouts are timed and weekly Thursday night meetings Wilson E. Deakin Jr., assistant superintendent, Currently, he’s serving as Economic Development Commission. Town Of­ said six of the 13 teachers given the notices have not judged by their assistant Scout for adult committee members, special activities chairman, and scout leaders. Eagle Scouts and fice Building. 8 p.m. been rehired. leaders on their individual re­ is responsible for planning the sponses to the emergency. This Boy Scouts at St. Mary’s Episco­ Reginald PInla/MtnchMttr Herald troop’s nine-day High Adventure practical exercise is also de­ pal Church in Manchester. Each Tree plantings help Adams, Campbell appointed trip in August. It’s Szarek’s signed to prepare the Scouts for leader and Scout is required to HOLOCAUST REMEMBERED — Alicia visiting the camps they died in. The favorite trip and includes excit­ the annual FIrst-Aid-O-Ree, an wear the khaki-colored Scout Wichman, of 27 Kennedy Road, learned experience left her more proud of her Linda G. Adams, a part-time kindergarten ing white-water rafting and ca­ teacher at Verplanck School, and Maureen C. emergency medical competition uniform, which includes an as­ friencb to remember the pain Holocaust victims suffered by Jewish heritage. noeing in Maine’s Moosehead between ^ou t troops. sortment of merit badges, brass Cami^ell. a part-time elementary teacher of the Lake area. gifted, have been appointed to positions in the belts and light blue, maroon or This year’s trip will originate “ Self-reliance is the most im­ gold neckerchiefs. More than 37 donors contributed to this year's 1988-89 school year. from one of the lakes in the area. portant thing these boys learn. I memorial tree-planting program, sponsored by the Both appointments take effect August 30. In addittion to five Scout leaders feel that any one of them could “ When a boy puts on the Scout Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce. Trees and 19 troop members, a guide take care of me if I were Injured,’’ uniform he is equal to any other are planted each spring and fall on public property. Holocaust opened her eyes said Szarek. Scout in the world, regardless of Counseling center gets grant from Maine will accompany the his race, color, creed or social This spring’s donors are: 13- to 18-year-olds on the adven­ “ When Jim takes on a project, Connecticut National Bank has made a $750 grant class,” said Szarek. The British-American Club in memory of Donald Bv Andrew J. Davis her realize how important her During her stay in Poland it ture. Each Scout is required to he takes it on 100 percent. He to the Pastoral Counseling Center of Manchester. Edwards. Sandra Wotton. Josephine Odell. Dermot Manchester Herald faith is to her. was Holocaust Memorial Week earn his swimming,.campjng and made this troop what it is today,” Szarek and his wife, June, live 945 Main St. The grant is the first given by the bank Candon. Arthur M. McKay Thomas Jamison. “ ft made me realize how There was a memorial service for canoeing merit badges to be said Charlie Rose, Troop 27’s in Manchester. They have three for support of those in the community unable to Austin Bissell and Viola “ VI” (Miner) Peak; Dr. The horrors of World Wag II important it is to keep my Jewish the victims of the camps, and a eligible for the trip. scoutmaster. sons and a daughter. All three afford housing. and Mrs. Leo Charendoff in memory of Helen concentration camps have faith.” she said. “ We’re such an show of solidarity by the tourist.s “ Scouting is a learning expe­ In addition to his involvement sons are Eagle ^outs. The Pastoral Counseling (Center of Manchester is LaMontagne: Mabel Sheridan in memory of Dr. opened the eyes of 17-year-old elite population. It’s so important as they walked from Auschwitz to Derick A. January: Robert and Sandra Wilbanks in a non-profit, state-licensed mental health facility Alicia Wichman. to be proud and not hide it” Birkenau in rows of six. holding memory of Kem Tyler: Pamela Cook in memory of offering individual therapy as well as marriage and Wichman, a Manchester resi­ The trip, sponsored by the hands. Wichman said. Alfred Lee Bolduc Sr.; Mr. and Mrs. A. Eagleson in family counseling. The Rev. Felix M. Davis is dent who recently graduated Jewish Commission in Education And though the war has been memory of Arthur McKay; Marjorie Kelsey in director. from Kingswood-Oxford School in of Miami, also made her realize over for about 40 years, walking memory of James Topliff; Bonnie and Jack Gearin West Hartford, went on a tour of that she will do whatever she can through the concentration camps and children in memory of Josephine Odell, The Polish concentration camps in to make sure people do not forget still gave Wichman an “ eerie" Foundation funds help MARC Bridge Club. Jackie, Jan, Ann, Barbara, ^ tty , April with other Jewish students the horrors of the concentration feeling. m rJ rA Nancy and Elaine in memory of Gladys Saviteer from around the world. Her camps. The Manchester Association for Retarded Citi­ 645 Briggs; Eunice L. Culver in memory of George and memories were captured in a “ Ever since I was little I was zens has received a grant of $2,000 from the Mr. and Louise Elliot; The Sewing Club in memory of Mr. While her photography exhibit photography exhibit that were overwhelmed that six million Mrs. William Foulds Family Foundation, the and Mrs. Edward McMenemy; The Belchers, was being displayed, she lectured displayed at the school May 25 Jewish people could be killed (in association has announced. The money will be used Nelsons and McNamaras in memory of Robert students from her school on her through June 8. the camps),” she said. “ How for expansion of the association’s supported Stavnitsky; Mr. and Mrs. Barney Peterman in trip. By informing people about About 1,500 students from could (German WWII leader employment program. memory of John Dewart; The Women’s Club of the horrors she saw, she hopes the around the world, including 200 Adolph) Hitler get awav with Manchester in memory of Josephine Odell; memories of the camps will never from the United States and five that?” Catherine and Mary Byron in meniory of Barbara from the Hartford area, went on be forgotten. Nelson wins scholarship Tulis; Bob and Mary Gaffney and family in memory the trip. Wichman said. “ I feel like I have to tell people Wichman will begin classes at Heather Nelson, a Manchester High School of Salvatore Bartolotta; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Smith SCARS Even though the tour of the what happened, so it will never the University of Michigan this graduate, was recently awarded a $1,000 scholar­ and family In memory of Susan Lacey Brown; The YOU CAN USE' Polish camps of Auschwitz, Bir- happen again,” Wichman said. fall. She will enroll in the school’s ship by the Business and Professional Women’s Perennial Planters in memory of deceased loved YOUR SEARS kenau, Treblinka and Majdenek “ People can’t dwell on the past, art department, and take clasps Club of Hartford Inc. OUOBVBl ones; and friends and coworkers at the Town of are over, Wichman said she will but you have to make sure It will in photography, graphic design Nelson was one of five Hartford area students to CREDIT CARD Manchester in memory of Francis W. Taylor Sr. never forget them. The trip made never happen again.” and interior design. be awarded a .scholarship. ‘Joy and sadness’ O bituaries

Gilberte Schmaltz, made to the Newington Child­ always maintained a positive as 87 get diplomas ren’s Hospital. 181 E. O d ar St.. attitude. He provided emotional retired from college Newington 06111. support to many other people suffering illness. In spite of his as admissions dean own suffering, he always thought from Bolton High Gilberte V. Schmaltz of 273 Barry Sylvain, 34, of others first, especially his Lyman Road,' Wolcott, former won Cancer Society family. He had a strong faith.in dean of admissions at Manches­ God and believed that his life was By Alex GIrelll ter Community College, died award for courage enriched because of his illness.” Manchester Herald Friday at St. Mary’s Hospital. Barry Sylvain, 34, of 200 Wood­ Besides his wife, he is survived Waterbury. after a brief illness. by his parents, Jeanne and BOLTON — The 1988 Class of land St., died Friday after a She was the wife of Richard 10-year battle with cancer. Robert Sylvain of Granby; a Bolton High School, 87 strong, Schmaltz. daughter. Sherry Sylvain of Man­ was graduated Friday night in He was the husband of Brenda She was bom in Woonsocket, (Ricci) Sylvain. chester: a brother and sister-in- a ceremony marked by verve, R.I. She retired several years ago law. Dave and Sue Ellen Sylvain tempered ^ th dignity. He was bom in Hartford on from Manchester Community Sept. 16. 1954, and had lived in of Franklin; and a nephew, Bryan James M. Makuch, udio College. Sylvain of Franklin. delivered the commencement Manchester for 12 years. He was She was a member of the Zion employed as a plumber with G & A Mass of Christian burial will address, told the graduates he Lutheran Church of Bristol. be held Monday at 11 a.m. at St. ..m R Valley. Plumbing of South hoped that 60 or 70 years from Besides her husband, she is Windsor before retiring because Bridget Church. Burial will be in how now “ ...you will know the survived by three sons, Gerald of his illness in 1985. He was a the East Cemetery. Calling hours quintessential sweetness that Decelles of Manchester, Robert communicant of St. Bridget are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 can come only at the end of the Decelles of Warwick, R.I.; and p.m. at the Holmes Funeral very long and hard journey Church. Arthur Decelles of Wolcott; two In 1986 he was awarded the Home, 400 Main St. and only when you can truly stepsons, Richard Schmaltz Jr. of say T did it and I did it well." American Cancer Society Cour­ Bristol and Michael Schmaltz of age Award for the hope and Miguel Pinero The 90-minute ceremony Wolcott; nine grandchildren and NEW YORK (AP) - Miguel was held in the high school inspiration he gave to others in several nieces and nephews. their fight for life. Pinero, the former prisoner who gym because of the rairty The funeral will be Tuesday at turned his jail experiences into weather. “Although defeated by the 10:30 a.m. at the Maiorano disease, he never gave up his the prize-winning play “Short Parents and friends Funeral Home. 95 Willow St.. fight for life.” said his wife, Eyes,” has died in a Manhattan crowded the gym and were Waterbury. Burial will be in hospital, the New York Public lined up the rear wall. Brenda. “Barry was a courage­ Edgewood Cemetery, Wolcott. ous* man who inspired and Theater announced Friday. He Ann E. Lewis, welcomed the Calling hours are Monday from 2 guests. She said the occasion touched everyone who came in was 41. to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. contact with him. Throughout his Pinero died Thursday of cirrho­ was a mixed one of "joy and many years of battling cancer, he sis of the liver, said Reva Cooper, sadness.” a theater spokeswoman. James Marshall, chairman JAM ES M. MAKUCH Samuel Jewell never felt any self pity and of the Board of Education, . . .graduation speaker Samuel J. Jewell. 77. of 225 traced a history of the stu­ Hebron Road. Bolton, died Fri­ dents’ lives from their births in ing a world of vast technologi­ day at Manchester Memorial S a le ! Spring & Summer Clothing 1967 or 1970 to graduation night cal advancement. “Would that Hospital. He was the husband “ 1 Buy 2 garments at fegular price & get third FREE. and said their futures are it were so in the area of our Violet (Cole) Jewell. Equal value or less. Th™ 9/23. DavkHCocM/ltenebetter H«m ld going to be “just as exciting as social order,” he said. David Kool/ManchMtar Herald He was bom in the Talcottville their pasts." He said questions of religion. section of Vernon on Dec. 4.1910. NOISY TA N G LE — Bolton High Schools graduates, released from the Lisa M. Labenski, one of the ethics, family, and human THOUGHTFUL MOMENT — Donna and had been a Manchester fj0 P K lD FASHIONq|% ^ solemnity of commencement, whoop it up with horns and confetti to mark two senior class speakers, told relationships are in a state of LaChapelle, valedictorian, refiects a bit resident most of his life. 5 ^ Youth and Maternity Resale Shop ^ the end of their high schooi careers Friday night. the fellow graduates. “The flux, itiayfoie a needed cathar­ after having delivered, her address Before retiring, he was em­ most important thing is to sis or the dawning of some ployed as a foreman at Hamilton ^ ^ Route 83, Vernon, CT believe in ourselves” wonderful new order. “Maybe during Friday night’s Boiton High Standard in Windsor Locks. Tuesday - Friday 10-5, Saturday 10-2 875-8166 She said success would come it’s a portend of disaster. Your Schooi graduation. Besides his wife, he is survived Consignments For • Maternity • Baby Furniture 'Toys “with a little luck, a little hope generation may well decide by two sons. William J. Jewell of and much woiit.” that question.” Glastonbury and Milton H. Cole of Allison B. Zorba, who deli­ He offered five pointers Kingsport. Tenn.: one brother. vered the other senior address, which he said would help Raymond Jewell in Florida: Gratn t f said "Yesterday is a canceled toward achieving success. Bolton graduates three s i^ r s , Lillian Peckham in check, tomorrow is promis­ “Never he ashamed of your ‘ Maine, ^ e lm a Burnett in Flor­ IG'*"'^ jot.* • to n ' sory note, today is the only desire to succeed financially in ida aHd Dorothy Mosley of caedi you have.” your career,” he advised. the Class of ’88 'Manchester; six grandchildren; In her valedictory, Donna “Have respect for thecontri- and one great-grandson. LaChappelle said “I know butions and abilities of others" The funeral will be Tuesday at CLEARVIEW GLASS CO. BOLTON - Here is a Donna Jeon LaChooelle, Ann something special and inter­ “Work hard, never think Elizabeth Lewis, Wllllom M. II a m. at the Holmes Funeral 104 Hilliard Street • Manchester, C T esting about everyone here.” that brillance is a substitute list of the graduating LIslewskI, Ann Morgaret Home. 400 Main St.. Manchester. In a larger school, she said, members of the Class of Loalbo, Julie J Lotfman, Burial will be in East Cemetery. for tenacity.” 1988 at Bolton High Michael Edward LorenzInI, many talents are hidden. She “Be open to change.” Eric Paul Luck. Calling hours are Monday from 2 (203) 649-3049 School: Mark David Makuch, Reid said the experience at Bolton “Be moral.” He said moral­ A. Martin, Andrew Jason to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. High School of “knowinjg peo­ ity is the cornerstone of a Lisa Marie Bachl, Tracv Massey, Dawn Diane McKus- Memorial donations may be Residential Auto Commercial ple not like me,” was successful business career. Jean Bassett, Melissa J . Ick, Timothy K. McLornev, Blumenhaeen, Lee Ann Bren- Susan Lynn Metcalf, Janet • Vinyl Replacement Windows rewarding. Two exchange students in dle, Alexander M. Brooke, Ann Meyer, Scott E. Mix, “Uniqueness is great. I urge the class, Mikko Myhrman of John J. Brudz. Sean P. Mullett, Mikko ST. JUDE NOVENA • Shower Doors and Tub Enclosures you to carry it on.” she said. Finland and Thomas Alex­ Luclenne Marie Carrier, Myhrman. Wade David Cassells, Sa­ Timothy J. Oauendo. MAY THE SACRED HEART OF Jennifer L. Piatek, salutato- ander Hermann of West Ger­ mantha Lvn Chlarizio, Wendl Melissa M. PassardI, Ma- • Storm Doors • Storm Windows rian, said "Life is a conti­ many, thanked the school Sarah Childers, Marie-Alice rylou Ann Philipp, Jennifer JESUS BE ADORED, GLORI­ Christiana, Paul Michael L. Piatek, Jennifer Erin FIED. LOVED AND PRE­ • Screen and Storm Window Repairs nuum. When you reach the end personnel and their host par­ Cloutier, Michael Charles Plosky, Kristen Joy Proctor. SERVED THROUGHOUT THE of one plateau, you climb to the ents for their hospitality. Colclouoh, Kristie L. Cook, Kenneth A, Reiss, Jennifer Darcv Sue Cornelluson, Da­ Lynn Richardson, Paige A. WORLD, NOW AND FOREVER. next.” Joseph V. Flemming, princi­ niel Thomas Costello. Roberts, Tina Robertson, SACRED HEART OF JESUS. G/ass For AH Purposes In his commencement ad­ pal, did not make a speech. He Connie Lynn Daly, David Brian Ardel Rooney. PRAY FOR US. SAINT JUDE, Robert Delcampe. Wesley H. Sargent, Nllofer WORKER OF MIRACLES. PRAY dress, Makuch, whose son. had already addressed the Tina Marie Eldredoe, K. Sattar, Janet Ann Most Work Done At Your Home. Mark, is a member of the graduates in the morning. But Dawn Marie Erickson, Schlaefer, Clifford A. Scorso, FOR US. SAINT JUDE, HELPER Donna Mae Erickson. III, Troy Alexander Sha- OF THE HOPELESS, PRAY FOR graduating class, said, "It is Fleming did thank the gradu­ Kristine Ann Foirchlld, An­ relko, Elizabeth Ann Shaw, Margaret L. Shorey, Robert US. SAY THIS PRAYER 9TIMES time for us as parents to finally ates for the four years they had thony C. Palcetta, Nicole M. A DAY, BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR 50% OFF 50% OFF let go. We must face the fact spent with him. “I love you Fisher. SIdur, Carrie Lee Stevenson, Christa Gene Goodwin, An­ Clifford Earl Stoudt. PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. Installation with Installation with 3 that, while you will always be all.” he said. drew B. Gray, Lisa Lee Ronald M. Telfer, Robert IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN our children, you will no longer The graduating class Green, Tina M. Griswold. Paul Tessler, Daniel D. Titus, TO FAIL. PUBLICATION MUST New Storm Door or more Storm Windows David Kool/Mandiaaler Herald Carrie Lvn Hahn, Angela Klmberlyann Klllam Trepp. be our charges. We are not marched into the gym sedately Harriman, Thomas Alex­ Cora M. Vallloncourt, BE PROMISED. THANK YOU giving you more freedom; we ander Herrmann, William Dean R. Vatteronl. ST. JUDE FOR GRANTING MY C O U N TD O W N — Jennifer Lynn Richardson checks her watch as Vaierie to the strains of Elgar’s Pomp Tanya A. Welman, Jennifer *1®® OFF any are learning to recognize and Hayes Hodge Jr., Steven PETITION. S Biume, left, a teacher, and Ann Margaret Loalbo, a fellow graduate, make and Circumstances. They Louis Hooper. Bess Whalen, Derrick Robert respect you as another adult.” danced out at the end of the Kerri Ann Jedrziewskl. WIecenskI, Linda Lee Screen or Storm Window Repair wardrobe adjustments prior to Friday night’s Bolton High School Justine Noel Kolesko. Wilson. mVd/ Makuch, an accountant told ceremony to beat of Steppen- Allison B. Zorba. graduation. the graduates they are enter- wolfs Magic Carpet Ride. Lisa Marie Labenski, • w ? r r M .l''.l•«. tf'fftrrf «»*» OPINION Vonr Neighbors’ Views Is the American public ready to accept a black or a woman as vice president? Open Fom in \T,GBo»0e, Vote for Coventry budget To the Editor: BENTTvWS As a resident of Coventry and the parent of a child OVJKWOSQVir of 7 attending Coventry Gramnnar School, I would \Si9SW like to urge the citizens of our town to vote to approve the proposed budget conning to referendum on June 23. It is important to notd that progress in a town’s deveiopment can be achieved without spending money. I feel that -the budget which has been :/ >V \ proposed by our hard-working Town Council has certainly bMn reasonable throughout. ✓ • a Contrary to other figures circulated, there will be an increase of 8.4 percent of the tax a person “ I'd o n ’t think long­ , “I think most of them. “ I-think'they’re wit­ “ I don’t 'think eve- “ I think provided that “ I think so, oniy be­ presently pays. For example, I pay 11489 per year standing basic prejudice are ... I don’t think that ting to accept it, but the i^one is; I think some the person is quatified in cause for so many years now. My increase wil be only $123 per year with this against the biacks is prejudice has anything older generation Js stilt peopie are. I think their own right the pul^ wonTen have been strug- budget. A small price to pay, given the fact that over. It seems now that if to do with it. But I do very much prejudiced.” maybe’’ Jackson Jn ’92, lie woutd be prepared to giing and proving them- 6 3 seives. I don’t see why certain services absolutely neied to be in place and Jesse Jackson has the think that the American Deanne Lewia but I,think tl)e majority accept a Candidate that not.” improvements should begin to be made in education effect of alienating some peopie are ready for a Foster Street are not ready.” was a woman or a nainority.” Daryl Dubaldo and Other important areas of services and facilities. of the Jewish people, woman or a biack.” Nurse’s aide . Cllffe Brackett who are white, that's Tim Kilgore Chestnut Street Mike Darby 122 Waranoke Road Make no mistake about it, there will be a going to be ,a bigger Manchester Carpenter 81 Fairview St. College student population increase in our town and the Hnancingof stumbling block.” Entrepreneur Attorney these services will have to be addressed sonner or David Campbell later. It’s a case of “ pay me now or pay me later.” 92 Oak Grove St. 'High school studenr' Citizens of Coventry: Don’t stand in the way of AIDS fight is yours, too progress. Give our children the future to which they are entitled. Vote in favor of the proposed tadget. By Chuck Stone tiply, violence against gays escal­ for more than a year before he Tony Mancnso ates at a frightening rate. died. I cherished his friendship. Contingency plan ready if big banks faii 37 Fieldstone Lane, Coventry My oldest daughter and I were But AIDS is not a gay problem. (6) Install an elementary- boogeying on down in an elegant For the benefit of the idiots who school AIDS curriculum. A com­ WASHINGTON - confidential documents, those Fed­ capacity to double the power output of New Yoiic City nightclub when a still believe that, 40 percent of bined picture and iecture series, eral Reserve banks have about $19- The U.S. government - the dam. but they can also slaughter dim awareness slowly crept up on AIDS victims are infected by using the show-and-tell technique. billion in unissued currency. The fish. . , me. contaminated needles. Hetero­ can educate and help dispel fear has a contingency plan Exhibit was spectacular for a national emer­ Federal Reserve facility fn Cul­ ..At the Harry S. Truman Dam in “ Kris, you’re the only woman on sexual dope addicts are becoming among vulnerable young minds. pepper. Va.. has another $2.6billion in Missouri, sim.ilar reverse turbines To the Editor: the dance floor.” the primary transmitters of Scholastic magazine reports that gency should the giants Jack of the banking industry currency to use during an emergency. had to be shut down after they killed Another stunning revelation AIDS. 6-year-olds are asking teachers The job of the FDIC would be to more than 2,000 pounds of fish in only "Quilts and Flowers” was our most spectacular followed. There are, however, a few how they can avoid getting AIDS. come near to collapse. Anderson Recent nationwide at­ create a new bank from what is left of three hours of testing. The Truman exhibit so far! Thiswasheldrecentlyatourmuseum, “ We’re the only heterosexual measures by which we can attack When parents promote hysteria the old one by forming a holding Dam no longer uses the pump-back tention has focused on located at 126 Cedar St. couple on the floor.” this modern-day plague without and bigotry, what else can we company and giving it capital to generators? IQrisnevernnissedabeat. “ Does succmbing to a medieval brutal­ expect from children? the savings and loan We want to thank all of the many dedicated operate. Environmentalists fear the Russell it bother you?” she asked with an ity of the spirit. (7) Encourage employers to crisis and maneuver- volunteers that helped to make this possible. ings by the Federal The government is wise to h'ave a Dam will face the same problem — ' impish grin. Ishook my head in the (1) Establish an AIDS czar and make AIDS literature available in plan for the unthinkable. Should one of either the fish will die or the turbines Especially Sarah Robinson, exhibit chairman, and Home Ix>an Bank Board to bail out a mega-bank in dire'traits would be resolute vray any middle-aged, give the President’s Commission their recreational facilities. the titans of banking collapse, the will be shut down at great expense to her committee; the Mulberry Quilters; the thrifts that are near bankruptcy. difficult, if not impossible, in a crisis. middle-class, middleH>f-the-road on AIDS more national authority Unlike the Middle Ages, ourera resulting financial turmoil would the taxpayers. Environmental g'roups And the payoff of insured depisitors Manchester Garden Gub; and Ingrid Fraize, father would do if he were to subsidize various anti-AIDS is supposed to be enlightened, But a collapse of commercial banks rival the Great Depression. There are have filed suit and won a temporary would be a horror story, with deposits museum chairman, and her committee. confronted with an invading force programs. scientifically advanced and com­ is potentially a greater threat. Should about 15,000 commercial banks in the restraining order against the Army tied up for months. ’ It is the decication of all of the volunteers that made from Mars. (2) Protect the integrity of the passionate toward the suffering. one of the large institutions go under, United States, handling more than Corps of Engineers. They are charg­ “ It must be recognized that the our exhibit an outstanding success. Itcould not have “ You taught us that all people individual by passing a strong AIDS is not somebody else’s it would cause a tidal wave of $600 billion in transactions every day. ing that, d'mong other things, the traditional methods of handling bank been done without them. should be treated equally,” federal law that prohibits dis­ problem. It’s your problem, my destruction to roll across the financial A run on one large bank would Conis has not compiled with 'the failures are probably unworkable in We currently have our “ Gems” on exhibit at the Krishna reminded me. crimination against persons af­ problem, everybody’s problem. system. probably spread like wildfire to the National Environmental, Protection the case of a banking crisis.” says the museum (Gems of Our Collections). We also have a I was proud of her. The tree is fected by the AIDS virus. My two lovely daughters, Krishna Federal banking officials have other large banks. The vast majority Act or the FiSh and Wildlife Coordina­ display of early milk glass on exhibit at the Cheney known by his fruit. (3) Institute mandatory testing and Allegra. hope you will agree. decreed, behind closed doors, that closely guarded report of the inter­ of deposits in the biggest banks are tion Act. ‘ agency task force. Homestead, 106 Hartford Road. An aspiring actress, she has for drug abusers when they are before they would allow the top 10 uninsured and come from foreign Both laws require the Corps to study Both the museum and the homestead are open been professionally involved with arrested or seek medical assist­ Chuck Stone is a senior editor banks in the country to go broke, the The traditional methods “ result in sources. If the money managers in the effect the turbines would have on ’Thursday and Sunday from l to 5 p.m. Our new gift many gays. “ They are beautiful ance and heaith workers who fall for the I*hiladelphia Daily News. feds would make them wards of the the disruption of services and would those foreign accounts smell trouble, the fish. The Army has hireef an shop, located in the museum, is also open the same people. Dad.” She has also buried into certain sensitive categories. state. fuel the public perception of financial they can yank their money out with a engineering firm to look into the disaster.” the report explains. “ As­ hours. We extend an invitation to everyone to stop in many of them. This isn’t an invasion of privacy. A Reagan administration inter­ few keystrokes on a computer, problem and to come up with devices suming that one or more of the banks and see some of Manchester’s history today. My other daughter. Allegra, has It’s a persuasion of civility. agency task force drafted the plan, in leaving the bank an empty.shell. to protect the fish. But the Army Letters to the editor in jeopardy is among the nation’s top (Admission fee is $1 to non-members.) been involved medically. A nurse, (4) Make voluntary testing essence, nationalizing America’s big­ thinks it is impossible to know what The Manchester Herald wel­ 10 banks, the typical ... transaction she worked on the AIDS floor of facilities as readily available to gest banks in a financial crisis. Fish threatened kind of protection devices it will'need comes original letters to the with another operating institution Yale-New Haven Hospital. the public as cancer-producing Represented on that task force are the The Army Corps of Engineers and until the turbines are installed and INanne B. Lent), Corresponding Secretary would not be feasible due to a dearth of Why, then, haven’t I written cigarettes and health-destroying editor. Treasury Department, the Federal several wildlife protection groups are' tested. Manchester lOstorical Society Letters should be brief and to eligible bidders (and) the necessity of more about AIDS, a worried alcohol. Reserve Board and the Federal battling over some expensive power If the fears of the environmentalists 106 Hartford Road, Manchester the point. ’They should be typed or raising a lot of money under the Krishna asked. (I wrote my last (5) Inaugurate a national edu­ Deposit Insurance Corp. Their plan turbines and the fate of thousands of ’ are confirmed, and the turbines neatly handwritten, and, for ease darkest financial scenarios ...” / column on AIDS a year ago this cational campaign. Mailing the was motivated by the possibility that fish. No matter who wins, the cannot run without killing fish, the in eating, should be double­ week.) U.S. surgeon general’s pamphlet Latin American nations could default Ideally, the federal contingency taxpayers will lose. Am fy says it can shut down the spaced. letters must be signed I explained to her that the “ Understanding AIDS” to every on billions of dollars in loans from plan would kick in while the bank liie controversy is over the Richard pump-back generators and run them vrith name, address and daytime average American doesn’t give a household is a necessary smart American banks. could still see the light. The plan calls B. Russell Dam under construction on as standard generators. Reverse damn about AIDS. A few have start. At least it refutes many of telephone number (for turbines can be run. efficiently as fHanrlirslrrI Hrralh The task force concluded that a for the Federal Reserve Board to use the Savannah River bordering South compassion for the victims. But the myths about AIDS. For verification). collapse of major banks could not be its statutory authority to lend unlim­ Carolina and Georgia. The Army standard generators, but that would Founded In 1881 nearly all are uninformed about example, you can’t get AIDS by The Herald reserves the right handled the way most minor bank ited amounts of money to failing Corps of Engineers has contracted to mean that the Army wasted $1.5 PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuWIther the disease. donating blood. I donated blood to edit letters in the interests of failures are taken care of — with a institutions. Federal Reserve banks buy $60 million worth of pump-back million when it could.have bought OEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor In a bingeof national ignorance, two weeks ago to the American brevity, clarity and taste. merger or by paying off depositors. would collect old currency and hydroelectric generators for the dam. cheaper standard generators in the DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Exocutlvo Editor some Americans have discovered Red Cross. You can’t get AIDS by Address letters to: Open Fo­ Finding a merger partner or buyer for distribute new bills. According to Those reverse turbines have the first place. MARIE P G R A D Y ...... City Editor a new outlet for their lynch-mob rum. Manchester Herald, P.O. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Attocloto Edrtor working side by side with an AIDS mentality. As AIDS victims mul­ victim, either. I worked with one Box 591, Manchester 06040. > f « f r M ; L i. .1 f ♦ f f f State & Region Weeping man State 8l Region testifies wife Allen sentenced to leave U.S. HARTFORD — An illegal alien who admitted to Man held In kidnap and rape carrying two kilograms of cocaine to New London prefers death last year will be returned to his native Colombia tMs BLOOMFIELD — A 25-year-old man has been summer, a federal judge has decided. arrested and charged in the case of a woman who DANBURY (AP) - The hus­ Cesar Jimenez Arias, 24, who has been jailed was kidnapped and raped after someone struck her band of a comatose woman whose since a series of drug raids in New London last car from behind on a highway. children want her removed from August, has been told to enter a halfway house on Daniel J. Webb of Bloomfield was arrested at a life-sustaining feeding tube July 11 and, within 60 days of that date, to leave the 10:50 p.m. Thursday outside his home after he ‘ wept on the witness stand Friday country. attempted to flee, state police said. as he told a judge that his wife Judge Peter C. Dorsey sentenced Jimenez in U.S. They said he was charged with first-degree opposed the use of extraordinary District Court on Thursday after hammering out an kidnapping, first-degree sexual assault and third- means to keep people alive. agreement inside his chambers with defense and degree robbery. Webb was held in lieu of $200,000 A doctor also testified that bail following an appearance in New Britain prosecution attorneys and representatives of the Carol McConnell, who suffered U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service. Superior Court Friday. permanent brain damage in a car A 36-year-oid Bristol woman was driving on accident three years ago, is in a Interstate 84 Tuesday when her car was struck from Divers find teen-ager’s body AP photo "persistent vegetative state” behind. After she pulled over to exchange that will ultimately cause her GOSHEN — Police divers Friday recovered from AIR -CO N D ITIO N ED — What appears Worcester, Mass. The youngster took information with the other driver, she was death. a Goshen pond the body of a teen-ager who was one assaulted, taken to Hartford and raped, police said. to be a new approach to air-conditioned advantage of a good hill and a quick Testimony ended Friday in a of two youngsters who died in boating accidents in travel is actually just a fan being skateboard Friday to breeze to his northwestern Connecticut this week. suit filed by Mrs. McConnell's transported to work by Bob Laythe of afternoon job at a local store. Legislator raps probate review AP photo children seeking to have the The body of Mark Varney, 17, of Norfolk was found in Hoover Pond, authorities said. State police WEST HARTFORD—A leading state legislator is feeding tube removed. A decision LETTER M AN ’S WIFE? — Margaret Ray grimaces at said Varney and two other teen-agers were in a critical of plans for an internal review of the state by Superior Court Judge Anne C. photographers as she is led into Norwalk Superior Court canoe about 8; 30 p.m. Wednesday when they looked probate court system, saying it’s up to lawmakers to Dranginis is not expected before over the side, tipping over the boat. do such an examination. on Friday. She was charged with breaking Into the New the last week of June. ■The other two youths, Kevin WMtford and Carl Crafts sticks firmly to his story State Probate Court Administrator Glenn E. Canaan home of TV host David Letterman, claiming to be John McConnell, Mrs. McCon­ Bouplon, both of Norfolk, swam to shore. Knierim has said that a 14-member task force will nell’s husband of 38 years, said his wife. State police also said Garfield Anderson, 18, of be appointed and thathe will be one of the members. that during her three decades as a nurse and head of the Danbury Hartford, drowned Thursday morning while he was during 3-hour cross-examination The state’s probate courts, presided over by swimming with friends in Lake McDonough in elected Judges, have jurisdiction' over wills, the Hospital emeigency room, she ‘Mrs. Letterman’ declared had been "very vocal” about her Barkhamsted. administering of estates, adoptions and guardian­ By Larrv Rosenthal "And at that time she (Helle) Newtown to Southbury to work opposition to the use of extraordi­ ship of incompetents and minors. Stolberg doubts override votes The Associated Press was missing, correct?” his late-night shift as a part-time Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill and incompetent to stand trial nary means to keep otherwise "Yes. sir.” Crafts said. constable, even though he could co-chairman of the legislature’s Judiciary Commit­ terminal people alive. HARTFORD — House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg NEW LONDON - Murder Crafts said he last saw his wife, have gone home in five minutes "She was a brilliant woman. To tee, supported a failed proposal in the General NORWALK (AP) - A Superior said she tried to pass herself off as said Friday he saw little support among rank-and- defendant Richard CTafts on a stewardess, early on the morn­ and obtained his car. leave a woman in that condition is Assembly during the past session for a legislative Court judge ruled Friday that a Letterman’s wife after she was file legislators for overriding Gov. William A. Friday stuck firmly to his ac­ ing of Nov. 19. Prosecutors allege the most tragic condition one The prosecutor did not press study of the probate court system. woman who claimed to be. the stopped driving his 1988 Porsche. O'Neill’s vetoes of two bills when lawmakers return count of events surrounding his he killed her either on Nov. 18 or could imagine and I just can’t Crafts on what he did early on the wife of talk show host David Police said they later discovered for the annual “ trailer session” Monday. wife’s disappearance, calmly 19. after she had initiated divorce take it anymore,” McConnell night of Nov.- 20, between the time Letterman after allegedly break­ Letterman's New Canaan home Stolberg, D-New Haven, predicted that Monday’s contradicting the testimony of proceedings against him. Fargo defensa tries to escape? said, breaking into tears. he went to Newtown for a police ing into his home and taking his had been broken into and it session wouldn’t last beyond early afternoon. several state’s witnesses. His daughters, Kathleen and Crafts testified he returned the training class that was canceled, HARTFORD — A federal prosecutor has accused car is incompetent to stand trial. appeared someone had been The bills O’Neill vetoed would: The state’s cross-examination Amy, and son, James, sat in the wood chipper the morning of Nov. and the start of his 10 p.m. shift in two defense lawyers in the $7 million Wells Fargo The ruling by Judge James living there for several days. ■ Ban any car, truck or van bearing commercial of Crafts, beginning in the morn­ front row of the courtroom with a 21, paying $967 for a machine he neighboring Southbury. robbery case of trying to escape what promisestobe Bingham came after testimony Letterman, the host of “ Late lettering or other markings from using the Merritt ing, took less than three hours. pile of tissues between them and had only 25 hours. A state highway worker who a long trial and says 'another defense attorney is from a Bridgeport doctor that Night With David Letterman,” and Wilbur Cross parkways. O’Neill said the Testimony in the trial, which used them frequently as they said he saw someone with a wood profiting from his role in the proceedings. 36-year-oid Margaret Ray is has said he does not know Ray. measure was impractical and would be difficult to began April 4, is expected to Crafts said he had paid the sobbed, listening to their father's chipping machine along River Assistant U.S. Attorney Albert S. DabrowsU "rambling and has impaired Letterman declined to press enforce. conclude Monday. weekly rate because he intended testimony. Road in Southbury around the made his statement Thursday in U.S. District Court judgment.” charges against the woman fol­ ■ Remove the state’s responsibility for educating Crafts, 50, an airline pilot from to use it the following Monday and After Ms testimony, his daugh­ same date led police to a site in response to a request by two defense lawyers for Bingham ordered that Ray, of lowing the first incident. But Ray about 100 children around the state now served by Newtown, is accused of killing his Tuesday. ters hugged Mm as he came where bone fragments and a permission to have less-egperienced associates no known address, be examined was arrested by New Canaan the Department of Mental Retardation. That wife, Helle, in November 1986 and Crafts said it took about 90 through the gate into the specta­ partial tooth were found. take their places on days they are unable to attend by a team of doctors to get a police after she returned to responsibility would be shifted to the school district of disposing of her body with a minutes to haul the wood chipper tors’ section of the courtroom. the trial, scheduled to start in September. psychiatric analysis and be kept Letterman’s house a few days in which the child lives. O’Neill said he supported chainsaw and wood chipper. from a Darien rental shop to Witnesses for the state identi­ Mrs. McConnell, 58, of Ridge­ Several of the defense lawyers live in other states at Falrfleld Hills, a state mental after the first incident. the bill, but vetoed it because of a technical flaw: it As he he did on Thursday, when Newtown, saying the roads were fied the remains as those of Mrs. field, is in a coma at the Danbury Crafts. and some of them regularly earn more than the $80 health facility. Bingham asked Police said that she was eating would take effect this September, not September called to the stand by the defense. bad and he was not accustomed to Pavilion Healthcare nursing an hour they are paid by the government for for psychiatric examination by and writing what she decribed as 1989 as originally intended. Crafts showed no emotion. But towing something so large. He Crafts contradicted witnesses L£home; shecanbreatheonherown representing the indigent defendants. July 8. scripts for Letterman’s show under questioning from State’s later testified that he drove the for the state on a number of i but is fed by a tube connected to "The defendant is found not when police found her inhisUving Attorney Walter Flanagan, he truck and wood chipper from points. ' her stomach. Judge won’t disqualify Tulisano Cocaine raid nett a million competent,” Bingham said. “She room during the second incident. frequently responded “ I don’t is site to understand the charges Doctors, including Diane Wirz BRIDGEPORT — A judge agreed with the recall.” N E W H A V E N — Polic8 p i t t e d fouriieoiple and agafnst her, but she i$ unable to She has been charged with two who testified Friday, say Mrs. co-chairman of the legislature’s Judiciary Commit­ There were no dramatic mo­ seised 10 pounds of cocaine worth an estimated $1 ' assist in her Own defense.” counts of second-degree burglary McConnell will die if the tube is tee that the lawmaker’s livelihood would be ments during cross-examination, million early FHday. and one court of first-degree removed. threatened if he were prohibited from practicing as there were when Crafts was Authorities raided a New Haven home around 3 Ray has been held on $25,ooo larceny. Wirz, a neurosurgeon who trial law because of his position in the General questioned by his attorney, J. a.m., seising 5.6 pounds of cocaine worth about bond at Niantic Correctional Her appearance in court Fri­ practices in Danbury, called Mrs. Assembly. Daniel Sagarin, and explicitly $500,000, $4,33$ in cash and drug paraphenalia. Center for women since her day was a competency hearing to McConnell’s condition terminal. Superior Court Judge Thomas Corradino on denied killing his wife and using a Arrested in the raid were Heman Castano- arrest May 22. determine if she is mentally able She said she had examined Mrs. Thursday dismissed a motion to disqualify state wood chipper to dispose of the Vargas, 28; Elisabeth A. Arocho, 25; and, Maria Ray was arrested after police to stand trial. McConnell twice. Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill, from body. Daniels, 44, all of New Haven. representing three defendants in an appeal of a The prosecutor attempted Fri­ In a separate arrest, Jose Duque, of New York Trumbull Zoning Board of Appeals decision. day to highlight how anxious City, was arrested a after being followed to New Bridgeport lawyer Serge Mihaly argued before Crafts was to obtain a wood Haven by members of the New York City Drug Grade 6 grads get gift of college Corradino that because Tulisano’s committee chipper on Nov. 20, 1986, the day Enforcement Task Force. oversees judges’ reappointments and salaries, his HARTFORD (AP) - Sixth- Church members have pledged students talking that they wanted after his wife disappeared. appearance before a judge represented a conflict of grade students at the city’s West $400,000 toward college tuition for to go to college and that ‘I know Crafts had said he needed the Cathedral oflert a good cry interest. wood chipper to grind up some Middle School got an unexpected' the 79 sixth graders, who broke my mother won’t be able to send debris from his yard and a HARTFORD — Anyone who wants to have a good gift Friday at their graduating into applause when told of the gift me to college, how am I going to Baldrige portrait unveiled wooded lot he owns. cry in solitude and tranquility can find both— along ceremony — the promise from a during graduation ceremonies in go to college?” ’ Harris said. “ For COLLECTOR PRINTS Using a blackboard. Flanagan with some tissues — in the Christ Church Cathedral local church that if they stay in the school’s steamy auditorium many of tiiem, this is a dream WASHINGTON — Vice President George Bush ■ Double Matted listed the times and purposes of a in Hartford. school, their college Questions Friday. that will come true.” and the widow of Malcolm Baldrige on Friday • Ready» (t ' Nhtioii & W oM Natfon & WofM Fishermen reach tand 'Superfund* Just Isn’t working after 5 months adrift Police beat, detain Hungariane, vice grip WASHINGTON — The “ Superfund” toxic waste BUDAPEST, Hungary — Police beat-aeveral dump cleanup program is ineffective, inefficient HONOLULU (AP) — Five and caught enough food to stay people and detained at least 25 who took part in and still choosing penny-wise, pound-foolish clea­ Costa Rican fishermen set foot on healthy, Crawley said. peaceful demonstrations to honor leaders executed tightening nup methods that may have to be redone later at land Friday after five months “ We lived on sharks, fish — after the 1956 anti;Communist uprising, a dissident great expense, a congressional study said Friday. adrift in a 30-foot boat, surviving even little fish — and whatever said Friday. “ Technical evidence confirms that all too on rainwater, fish, turtles and else got near the boat.” Obando The detentions occurred duHng a rally Thursday By The Associated Press frequently, Superfund is not working environmen­ sharks. said through an interpreter. “ We afternoon in downtown Budapest at which about 400 tally the way the law directs it to,” said the report “We were never starving,” had containers which we had demonstrators called for democracy and .the Parched farmland soaked up issued by the Office of Technology Assessment. said Gerardo Obregon Obando, ready all the time to catch rehabilitation of Imre~Nagy, who was Hungary's moderate rain in parts of Iowa on The Environmental Protection Agency is not captain of the 30-foot fishing boat rainwater.” ieader in 1956, dissident writer Miklos Haraszti said Friday, Ohio officials warned of consistently fulfilling the mandate of 1986 amend­ Cairo III, “ and we never gave up “ We were surprised to find by telephone. He was reached from Vienna at his the possibility of mandatory ments that it should prefer waste treatment hope because we have a great them in such good condition after Budapest apartment. water conservation, and barges technologies that permanently reduce the “ toxicity, faith in God.” five months,” said Coast Guard Haraszti said all of those detained were released sat idle near shallow sections of mobililty or volume” of the waste in question, the A Japanese tuna boat spotted Dr. Martha Hauk, who examined later. the busy Mississippi and Ohio report said. the boat 700 miles southeast of the men before they left the Kinei Well-known dissidents Roza Hodosan and under­ rivers, here Wednesday and brought the Maru 128. “ They just look so good ground publisher Gabor Demszky were thrown to “ I don’t think the public under­ crew to Oahu. The men told the it’s amazing.” the floor of a police station and beaten by officers in Mecham says he may run again stands the gravity of this prob­ Coast Guard their boat ran out of front of about 15 other detainees, he said. lem,” Ohio Lt. Gov. Paul Leonard GLENDALE, Ariz. — Former Gov. Evan gas off the Central American Hauk said the men would be taken to Trlpler Army Medical said Friday. “ They think this is a Mecham, celebrating his acquittal on criminal coast and had been adrift since. Center for examination.. She said Welfare veto still possible great summer. From the beach charges, said Friday he may mn for governor again Coast Guard spokesman Jeff WASHINGTON — The Reagan adminiltration on point of view, this may be a great in 1990. Crawley said. the men suffered some vitamin deficiency, but probably would Friday refused to endorse a landmark Senate summer. But from a water Mecham told reporters he had no vindictive ■ The Cairo III set out Jan. 19 . " not need to be hospitalized. welfare bill and said a veto still was possible due to ' AP photo availability point of view, this feelings following his acquittal on criminal charges from Puntarenas, Costa Rica, for potential welfare demands in the House “ far out'of could be a dangerous summer." of concealing a $350,000campaign loan. Hisbrother, an eight-day fishing trip, but was Obando, 33, spoke for the rest of ARCH RENOVATION — Paris’s Arch of Triumph is In the South, reservoirs on the Willard, also was cleared of all charges following a line with our judgment.” ' covered with a red, white and biue net Friday as workers driven from land by a storm and the crew, who declined to be The Senate bill, passed 93-3 on Thursday, carries a Savannah River in South Carol­ Superior Court trial. ran out of gas before it could interviewed. He said the storm installed scaffolding for renovation of the 151-year-old ina are at low levels comparable However, Mecham accused Attorney General five-year price tag of about |2.8 billion, while the GERARDO OBANDO reach port. It drifted 3,600 miles struck Jan. 24 while the boat was House plan, passed narrowly in DScember, is Inuch monument.* , to their status during the severe Bob Corbin of abusing his office and vowed to across the Pacific Ocean. three or four hours away from more generous and would cost $7 billion. droughts of the 1930s and 1950s, support a petition campaign to recall the prosecutor - . . rescued fisherman The men collected rainwater shore. “ It is a case of Sisyphus having to push the rock up the Army Corps of Engineers from office. the mountain at this, point,’’ White House^ says. spokesman Marlin Fitzwater told reporters Friday. Several points in northwestern Cyanide killings net 90-year term “ We will try to get changes in the conference Mul'roney forecasts and north-central Iowa received Trotsky exoneration suggested half an inch of rain or more MOSCOW — A leading Soviet historian said (between House and Senate negotiators), but it’s “ It is unnerving to think just day didn’t mention during jury Friday, but other areas got Friday that revolutionary Leon Trotsky should be SEATTLE (AP) - A woman going to be very tough to reconcile with the House how many people stood to die selection that three months be­ nothing more than clouds when a exonerated of criminal charges nearly 50 years convicted in the nation’s first bill that is so far out of line with our Judgment.” because of this woman’s greed,” fore the trial, she had accepted economic progress warm front made its way sou­ after he was driven from the Soviet Union, reviled death-by-product tampering trial said U.S. Attorney Joanne Maida, $500 in an out-of-court settlement theast through the region. as a traitor to socialism and murdered. was sentenced to 90 years in Thousands Of artworks missing prison Friday for killing her who prosecuted ^ e case. of her own product- TORONTO (AP) - Leaders of, nations last year and if other “ This is probably our last “ We have to rehabilitate all those people who AMSTERDAM, Netherlands — Thousands of husband and a stranger with “ It was a tough case,” said contamination iawsuit against a the world’s seven biggest Indus-' summit countries do likewise, it chance for rain for a week,” said were repressed and who were accused on false works of art that decorated the walls of Dutch Excedrin capsules laced with Mrs. Nickell’s attorney, Thomas cracker manufacturer. trial democracies began arriving would wipe away 14 percent to 15 Chuck Myers, forecaster for the evidence, and all those accused must be rehabili­ offices around the world are missing, the cyanide. Hillier, who told Dwyer during Prosecutors argued there was Friday for their annual economic percent Of the debt owed by “ the National Weather Service in tated, ” said Yuri Afanasyev. “ And in line with those government says, and some of the. paintings may U.S. District Judge William the hearing that he was working no evidence Ms. Holliday was summit, with -Canadian Prime poorest of the poor.” Iowa. He said weather patterns people is Trotsky.” even have ended up in the trash. Dwyer recommended that Stella on an appeal of her conviction. biased, and, in fact, she was the Minister Brian Mulroney fore­ “ Some of these countries are so would shut off any moisture from Afanasyev, in one of the boldest proposals to date Koos de Jong, who oversees the government’s Nickell not be eligible for parole “ We expected a tough sentence. only juror arguing for acquittal casting progress on dismantling crippled by this oppressive debt the Gulf of Mexico; Friday’s rain in the campaign for greater openness, also called collection of 360,000 works of art, said he discovered for a minimum of 30 years, We were prepared for it. We were during deliberations. She later farm subsidies and alleviating that they couldn’t pay it if they came from a weak weather for publication in the Soviet Union of Trotsky’s the pieces were missing when he took an inventory saying, “ The jury has found the prepared for worse. changed her vote to guilty. Third World debt. lived forever,” he said. “It’s system that came all the way works, which have been banned. recently. He was quoted Friday by the Amsterdam defendant guilty of appalling On Thursday, Dwyer rejected In a 28-page ruling, Dwyer said Several downtown streets were uncollectable.” from the Pacific. daily De Volkskrant. crimes.” Mrs. Nickell’s try to win a new there was no evidence Ms. fenced off and a police robot was The summit site was sealed off lowa'State extension climatolo­ About 165,000 pieces had been lent to government Chicago to pick iibrary winner Nickell, 44, of suburban Au­ trial, saying her guilt was deter­ Holliday answered jury selection used to check one parking lot for by 15-foot-high fences, and a gist Elwynn Taylor said Friday’s offices and embassies around the world and many burn, sat at the defense table with mined by “ an attentive, thorough questions dishonestly. explosives as a security cordon 3,000-member security force was rain barely made a dent in the CHICAGO — Chicago’s central library, burned never came back, be said. her hands tightly clasped in her and impartial jury.” Mrs. Nickell was convicted enveloped the Metropolitan To­ on full alert following the recent amount of moisture needed. He down in the great fire of 1871 and housed over the lap, her fingers intertwined and Hillier had sought a new trial on May 9 of five counts of product ronto Convention Center, where arrests of suspected Japanese said dry counties in northeastern next 100 years in an old water tank and a warehouse, her thumbs fidgeting. She ap­ grounds that juror Laurel Holli­ tampering. Troops kill 009 In West Bank , the heads of state and govern­ Red Army terrorists in the United Iowa need five inches of rain to will get a new $140 million home designed in a peared to pale when the sentence NABLUS, Occupied West Bank — Israeli soldiers ment will meet for three days, States and the Philippines. get back to normal growing yearlong contest. was read. fired on stone-throwing Palestinians who tried to starting Sunday. Japanese terrorist groups were conditions. The rest of the state An 11-member committee is expected to an­ “ It must be said that these are stop them from blowing up an Arab’s home Friday, Muironey said the principal linked to rocket and bomb attacks needs between two and four nounce Monday its choice of one of five teams crimes of exceptional callousness kiliing one and wounding 18, hospital officials and objective of"the summit is “ to during the last two summits in inches. competing to design and build the Harold and cruelty,” Dwyer said, talcing witnesses said. maintain the ongoing pattern of Tokyo and Venice. In other developments, Iowa Washington Library Center, honoring the city’s first note of the fact that the poisoned Army officials confirmed the death but said only increased growth in a non- “ We’re equipped to deal with ordered irrigators and other black mayor, who died in November. OPEN HOUSE!! capsules had been left on store four Arabs were wounded. They said two soldiers inflationary climate.” anything that might happen,” heavy water users along the The jury includes Vincent Scully of Yale shelves and could have easily were injured by stones in the confrontation before Canada’s annual inflation rate said Metropolitan Police Superin­ Winnebago, English and Little University’s History of Art Department and fallen into the hands of innocent dawn at Beit Furik, five miles southeast of Nablus in tendent Bernard Nadeau. Cedar rivers and a section of the architect Henry Cobb of the architectural firm I.M. rose Friday to 4.1 percent from victims. the occupied West Bank. 4.0 percent last month. Security was especially tight at Cedar River to stop pumping, Pei & Partners of New York. MANCHESTER VILLAGE Nickell received 90-year terms At least 209 Palestinians have been killed in the Mulroney said summits will be the six downtown hotels hosting with officials saying similar Proposals for the design of the 700,000-square-foot each for two counts of product rebellion that began Dec. 8 in the West Bank and “ much poorer” without Presi­ Presidents Reagan and Francois action is being considered to library range from a bold, futuristic look to a more MOTOR INN tampering that resulted in the Gaza Strip, which Israel Captured from Jordan and dent Reagan, attending his eighth Mitterrand of France; Prime protect other low-flowing traditional 11-story office building. deaths of her husband, Bruce Egypt in the 1967 war. An Israeli soldier and a Ministers Margaret Thatcher of and last gathering. streams. Nickell, and Susan Katherine 100 East Center Street Jewish settler also have been slain. Britain, Mulroney, Noboru Take- The weather service has pre­ The Canadian leader looked for Married priests iobby Vatican Snow of Auburn. She faced Troops demolished seven other homes in the West “ modest but very important shita of Japan and Ciriaco De dicted a continuation of the WASHINGTON — Married Roman Catholic possible life terms on those two Manchester, CT Bank and sealed 10 during a 24-hour period ending progress” in solving the global Mita of Italy; Chancellor Helmut unusually dry Midwestern priests forbidden to say Mass or lead a parish said counts. Friday. Most belonged to Palestinians suspected of escalation in farm subsidies, Kohl of West Germany and weather through at least July 15, Friday it was time the Vatican welcomed them back Additionally she was sentenced throwing firebombs. estimated at $150 to $200 billion a European Community Commis­ raising the possibility of a 20-25 into the fold because “ women and marriage... have to three 10-year terms for lacing FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, WE ARE year. sion President Jacques Delors. percent loss in com yields as enhanced our ability to minister.” with cyanide Extra-Strength “ It is very important that all of Kohl visited the University of opposed to the 10 percent loss “ We have two calls: the call to priestly work and Excedrin capsules found in the OPENING OUR ROOMS FOR YOUR Poland military oath changes us, including Japan, recognize Toronto, where he received an suffered to date. the call to marriage. We can be faithful to both,” Nickell home and on the shelves WARSAW, Poland — The parliament on Friday that these subsidies to agricul­ honorary doctor of law degree Futures traders on Chicago, INSPECTION. FROM THE HOURS OF said Frank Bonnike, a founder of Corps of Reserve of area stores. adopted a new military oath that deletes a pledge to ture are trade-distorting in na­ and announced a five-year pro­ Kansas City and Minneapolis Priests United for Service. A ll term s w ere to run serve in alliance with the Soviet army, a clause long ture (and) eventually protection­ gram enabling Canadian scient­ commodities exchanges have NOON UNTIL 7 PM. COME SEE THE Members of the group spoke as they gathered for concurrently. criticized as an affront to Polish sovereignty. ist,” he said. "They cost ists to study at the West German been bidding up prices for future their first national conference this weekend. They I’rosecutors had requested a CHANGES AND TRY TO WIN A DRAW­ A brief statement by the official news agency PA P treasuries more money than any research institute of their choice. delivery of grains and soybeans. planned to recommend that the church allow them sentence of 230 years, with a said the new oath, which was recommended by the of us can legitimately afford and He spent Friday evening with a On the Chicago Board of Trade, ING FOR DINNER FOR 2 AT CAVETS, to perform as priests to ease the growing shortage of minimum of 67 years served government and the defense ministry, was passed ultimately they’re very harmful group of German-Canadians in com futures have risen about 40 Catholic clergy. About 10 percent of U.S. parishes before she would be eligible for unanimously. to the farmers.” Kitchener, Ont. percent since May 1 and soybeans ACROSS THE STREET. have no full-time priest, according to the group, parole, saying entire families The government has called the change merely a He noted that Canada and Takeshita arrived here Friday have advanced about 35 percent, which said the figure is more than 40 percent could have died because of the matter of updating antiquated language and has France canceled $580 million after a one-day stopover in and cash prices have followed worldwide. tampering. said it would not affect relations with the Soviets. worth of debt from African Vancouver. suit. I y y^o » 9 P 9 • 6 6 4 e s' < Chmch BnOctiii Board Religioas Services Tw ; ut-Oirni _ Day camp

Boston Tumpiko, Bolton. Rov. John St Mary’s Episcopal Church A m m i MIm of Qod •aulh United Methodist Church, 1226 Holllaor. Sunday worship: holy tycha- Main St., Manchostor. Or. Shephard s. for 60 youngsters rlst, f ondIO o.m.; church school, 9;4S Johnson, Rov. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. These are the events planned for the coming week Calvary diorcli (Attemblltf of God), a.m.; coffM followship, 11 a.m.; Lady Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ 400 Buckland Rood, SouHi Windsor. Choptl oponattsrnoons.'publlchoollna at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church: Rov. Konnotti L. OUstofton, pastor. dule: 10 a.m., worship service; 9 o.m., Sunday — 7:30 a.m., Holy Eucharist; 9:30 a.m., 10:30 a.m., worship, Sunday school and sorvico, socond Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; church school. Nursery for preschool­ Editor’s Note: This column is child core; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and ovoning prayor, Wodnosdoy, 5 p.m. ers. (647-9141) prepared by the staff of the Holy Eucharist and recognition of all those prolso sorvico. Wodnosdoy, 7 p.m., 643-9203. graduating from high school; 4 p.m., harp, flute and Manchester Area Conference of M A C C New s BIbIt study and youth folloymip. St. Mary's Bplscopal Church, Park Mormon organ rectial. (644-1102) and Church stroots, Manchostor. An­ Churches. Monday — Vestry dinner, prayers and meeting. drew D. Smith, rector. Anno J. Wrider, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter- V ^ assistant rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. and day Solnls, 30 Woodsido St., Manches­ By Nancy Carr the last day picnic. Tuesday — 9:15 a.m., staff meeting; 1:30 p.m., Baptist 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 o.m.; ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 o.m., Manchester Manor service. Commanlty Baptist Chorch, 585 E. babv-sittino, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy sacrament meeting; 10;SOa.m., Sunday Executlye Director To date 19 teenagers have school and primary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ Wednesday — 10 a.m., Holy Communion; 10:45 Contor St., Manchostor. Rov. Jomos I. ouchorlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. signed on as counselors: Ray­ Mook, mlnislor. Schodulo: 10:30 a.m., (64F4583) hood and relief soclofv. (643-4003 or a.m., Bible study. worship sorvico; 9:15 a.m., church 2263715) The Interfaith Day Camp will mond Hodgdon. Ann Marie Hodg- Thursday — 10,'10:45 a.m., 1:30 p.m.. Meadows school. Nursorv coro providod. (643- begin in 22 days. Sixty youngsters don. Brenda Lee Hodgdon. Jen­ 0537) Qoapel between the ages of 6 and 10 will nifer Rovegno. Heather DeLusso. services; 7:10 p.m., evening, prayer; 7:30 p.m., Baltli Baptist Chorch, 52 Loko St., National CaMollc Manchostor. Rov. Jomos Bollasov, Church of the LI Vint God, anovanool- participate in the two-week Stacy Kellogg. Jennifer Rabi- Bible study. > . Ical, full-gospel church, Robertson St. John tho Baptist Polish Notional pastor. 9:30 o.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Catholic Church, 23 (Solway St., Man­ program. deau. Shawn Cornog, Susan Bush- Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. ~ o.m., worship sorvico; 7 p.m., ovonlno School, North School Street, Manchos­ Saturday — Parish Work Day. 1:30 p.m., Alanon; sorvico. (646-5316) tor. Rov. David W. Mullen, paster. chester. Rov. Stanley M. Loncolo, N O TE-W O R TH Y — The Senior High Choir of First Baptist Church, North Camp Director Beth Harlow nell. Amy Kobut, Shelly Gott, Jeff Mootino Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. . pastor. Sunday moss, 9a.m.; weekdays, 7:30 p.m., A.A. PIrst Baptist Chorch, 240 Hlllstown Augusta, S.C., wiil perform at the First Baptist Church Tuesday at 7 p.m. Reid, Andrea Reischerl. Kerry Rood, Manchostor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Nursorv and Sunday school. 8 a.m. (6465906) has planned the daily events like school; 11 a.m., worshlpsorvlco; 7p.m., Manchostor Christian Fellowship, 509 recreation, sports, crafts and Rohrbach. Terri Baskerville, ovonlno sorvico; 7 p.m., mid-wook E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ Naaarana swimming at Globe Hallow. The Tori Baskerville. Jody Duplin. sorvico. Nursorv at all sorvicos. (649- vert, pastor. Sunddvs, 10a.m.; Wednes­ Two deaconr ordalned day BIMo study, 7 p.m.; solid rock children also receive lunch and Kim.Henin. Pam Moan. At least 7509) c^eehouso, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Chorch of the tiPiarono, 236 Main St., William J. Brown of 2 Gerard St. and Dr. Thomas P in t Baptist Chopol of tho Ooot. 240 Manchester. Rov. Philip Chatto, senior snacks. IS additional counselors are Hlllstown Rood, Manchostor. Rov. K. the month. Church Bunetin Board J. Conklin of 23 liookout Mountain Drive were Full Oosnol Intordonomlnatlonal pastor; Rov. Mark Groon, minister of needed. The teenage counselors, Kroutzor, pastor. (643-7Sd) outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: Wednesdays and Fridays are ordained this morning as permanent deacons by llorvast THRO BopWst Chorch, 72 E. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rov. the heart of the Day Cammp. Philip P. Sounders. Sundoy, 10 a.m., 10:40 a.m., owrshlp, children's church Very Special days (VS). The first Archbishop John Whealon, at St. Joseph Cathedral Contor St., Manchostor. Rov. Mark D. and nursorv: 6 p.m., ovonlno praise provide the eyes, the hands on. Eddv,postor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 Wednesday, all campers and p.m., worship sorvico. Tuesday at 7:30 service, nursorv. MId-wook Bible study, First Baptist Church fellowship and coffees 11 aCm., worship. the arms around the campers and in Hartford. This means that Brown, of St. o. m., mornino sorvico; 6 p.m., ovonlno 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8999) counselors is invited to a roller sorvico, Wodnosdoy homo BIblo study, 7 p.m., special BIblo studios; Wednesday Tuesday — 9 a.m., staff; 10 a.m.. Old are the role models that are the Bartholomew Church, and Conklin, of St. James at 7:30 p.m., worship sorvico. Prayer The public is invited to attend a concert p. m. (643-9359) Guard; 12:30 p.m., Lydia Circle. skating party. The second Wed­ most important part of the camp Church, will be permitted to witness marriages, lino, 6469731,24 hours. of sacred music 'Tuesday evening at 7, at nesday features a hike at Masha- a uspil Hall, Contor Street, Manchos­ Pantacoatal Wednesday — 7 l>m., Koinonia. experience. If interested call committai services, baptisms and other functions of First Baptist Church. It will be with the moquet Brook State Park. The Christian Sdenca tor. 10 a.m., brookino brood; 11:45a.m., United Pentecostal Church, 187 Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer service; Beth at 646-4114 for more the church. Brown will officiate at a service of Sunday school; 7 p.m., oespel mootino. Woodbrldgo St., Manchostor. Rev. Senior High (]hoir of First Baptist (Thurch first Friday, a Lutz Museum thanksgiving at 11:30 a.m. Sunday at St. Bartho­ PIrst Chorch of Christ, Sdontlst, 447 Marvin Stuart, mlnlstor. 10 a.m., Sun­ A.A.; 6 p.m., Rebecca Circle. information. N. Main St., Manchostor. 10:30 a.m., in North Augusta, S.C., and will feature curator will bring animals for the lomew Church. Conklin’s service of thanksgiving day school; 11a.m., mornlMworshlp;6 Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. church sorvico, Sunday school, and Jahovah'a Wltnaaaaa p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ music from Bach to contemporary gospel children to learn about and (if Because the camp staff volun­ will be at noon on Sunday at St. James Church. coro tor small chlldron. (649-1446) Jehovah's WHnossos, 647 Tolland nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, songs. The program will also feature appropriate) even touch. The last teer their time and MACC Roodlng Room, 656A Contor St., Man­ ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's chostor. (64MW 2) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 Sonlight, a small ensemble.and the grou’s Unitarian Universaiist Friday will include a camp picnic churches provide much of the p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. South United Methodist Church p.m., servlcemoetlno; Wednesday, 7:15 handbell choir. The concert is free. John Porcino, a storyteller and folk with games. Other special events food, the cost per child is kept to a Church of Christ p.m., conorogotlon book study; Sun­ Other events scheduled for this week at singer, will present the Father’s Day will include an Indian Day and a minimum. The cost per child is $8 Here are the events scheduled for the coming day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., a day and covers the cost of Church of Christ, Lydall and Vomon Wotchtowor s h ^ . (6461490) Praabytarian First Baptist include: service at the Unitarian Universaiist clowning program. week at South United Methodist Church: transportation, activities, treats stroots, Manchostor. Eyoono Browor, Coventry Proshytorlan Church, Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school: 11 Society; East. He does original stories and Volunteering as program aides Sunday — 9:30 a.m., summer choir; 10 a.m., pulpit mlnlstor. (kiroth Plonorv, ovan- Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ a.m., worship with Dr. Billy Scott; nursery and supplies. worship with the Rev. Cynthia A. Good; preschool oolism mlnlstor. Sunday sorvicos: 9 Jawith — Conaarvativa try. Rov. Brad Evans, paster. Sunday, those collected from years as a teacher, are (Christine Durrenberger, a a.m., BIblo dassos; 10 a.m., worship; 6 care both hours; 6 p.m., worship. Donations to sponsor children ToffiPlo Both Shalom, 400 E. Middle 9:30 o.m., worship; 10:45 a.m., Sunday musician and naturalist. He accompanies speech and language tbacher; nursery. p.m., worship. Wodnosdoy, 7 p.m., schoal: ^ . m . , Bible study and fellow­ Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters BIblo study. Nursorv providod for oil Turnpike, Manchostor. Richard J. his work with guitar, fiddle, penny whistle, Nancy Moan (4Vi 14* i » ...... i. r*TF:PJ''^ l»ri*»a*r3 »>! I • < M t » »<> • rjT'J-l 1 > ' ’ * » * * V, a« 4 ’ <. Engagemento

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Center School. that comes with a little By Andrew J Davis There are advantages to having experience. Manchester Herald such a system. Rash said. Since “ You learn ... not to take there is one all-purpose room and yourself too seriously. Everyone eing in charge of two one principal, the two schools can be replaced. No one is that B h : ' schools is all in a day’s often work together. Also, one all-important.” , work for Anne L. Rash. principal is able to follow the All-important to Rash is her Rash. 45, is the princi­ progress of students further assistant Steve Bent. Bent, who pal of Bolton Elemen­ along in their education, she said. has been at the school for three tary School and Bolton Center "I know the students. I know years, may carry the title of i School. Though the schools are the program,” she said. “ That’s assistant principal, but in Rash’s housed in two separate buildings, really good. ’There’s a little bit view it is a two administrator Mary B. Taylor Mary-Beth Milek Elizabeth Ybung they are considered to be one part more communication.” ' system. Betty lacobucci of the town school system. Since cooperation among staff Bent is in charge of special Trent Reopell Lt. Michael Demko Because of facilities and staff, is essential, it is up to Rash to education, transportation as well Milek-Uavoie Young-Kelly currently it would be impossible make things run as smoothly as as part-time administration. to separate the two schools into possible. Such a responsibility is “ We work as an administrative lacobucci-Reopell TaylorrDemko Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Milek of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Young Jr. two different systems. Rash said. easy for Rash, who considers team,” Rash said. “ We work Columbia, Md. and South Yarmouth. of 136 W. Vernon St. announce the The students at Bolton Center herself to be a calm and collective together. It's really a team kind Paul lacobucci of South Windsor Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Taylor of Mass, announce the engagement of engagement of their daughter, ^Eliza­ School must share an all-purpose person. of approach.” and Anna lacobucci of East Hartford, Racine, Wise, announce the engage­ ment of their daughter, Mary Bradley their daughter, Mary-Beth Milek of beth Young, to William Patrick Kelly, room with the elementa ry school. ” I very rarely get angry.” she Despite the shared responsibil­ announce the engagennent of their Glastonbury to Matthew S. Lavoie of son of Mr. and Mrs. William I. Kelly of ■ she said. said. “ I very rarely get upset. I’m ity, Rash admits that since her daughter, Betty lacobucci to Trent Taylor, to Lt. Michael G. Demko, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geroge Demko of Manchester, son of Mr. and Mrs. 30 Hamilton Drive. "The reason this maintains as a not easily discouraged. It’s never title is principal, many people Reopell, son of Carson and Katherine The bride-elect is a graduate of look to her to answer for the Greenwich and Mrs. Joan Perotti of Raymond Lavoie of East Hartford. K-8 is because there is only one very productive to feel sorry for Reopell of 15 Euclid Lane, Bolton. Eastern Connecticut State College all-purpose room; there is only system. Huntington, N.Y. The prospective The bride-elect is a graduate of yourself.” The bride-elect is a graduate of Glastonbury High School and the and is employed by Connecticut one facility for cafeteria, audito­ Rash has also learned in her Richard E. Packman, school Rockville High School and the pros­ bridegroom is also the grandson of rium and gym classes .so that two years as school assistant superintendent, said there is no Mrs. Anna Demko of Trumbull Street. University of Hartford Barney School National Bank as a senior cash pective bridegroom is a graduate of of Business. She is completing her management analyst. becomes the focus and central principal .and. five years as one better to answer for the Bolton High School. Both are graduates of Princeton point of the school,” she said. “ I principal not to get upset over system. Rash served under Pack­ University. Hie bride-elect is em­ M.B.A. and is employed by Alexander The bridegroom is also a graduate An Oct. 1 wedding is planned at k Alexander of Connecticut Inc., as of Eastern ^nnecticut State College don’t know under the present little problems or events that man as school assistant principal ployed as a paralegal for American for two years. South United Methodist Church. accounting manager. and is a vice president with Irving condition you can separate the would discourage most people. Smelting k Refining Co., New York “ She’s an outstanding princi­ The prospective bridegroom is a Trust Company, New York City. two. Maybe you don’t want to.” She also said she does her best City. The prospective bridegroom is Only about four of 169 state not to take job criticism pal,” Packman said. “ She has a graduate of George J. Penney High A Sept. 10 wedding is planned at St. Andrew Oivli/Minchnlar Herald serving in the U.S. Army in South school districts have a K-8 personally. good feel for the job. I think we School. Fairfield University, and Bartholomews Church. Korea. system, she said. Grades K “ It’s real easy for me not to have a child-centered school and An Aug. 13 wedding is planned. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute with through 4 are housed in the personalize problems. I feel eve­ that comes from the top down. BUSY DAYS — Anne Rash, principal of Bolton Center After a honeymoon trip to Hawaii, the ■ a master of science degree in elementary school, while the ryone is comming from their own Anne is a good part of that whole School and Bolton Elementary School, says her job is couple will make their home in South mechanical engineering. He is em­ remaining grades are at Bolton perspective,” Rash said. “ I think philosophy.” both demanding and fun. Korea until next spring when they ployed by Pratt & Whitney as a plan to return to the United States. product support engineer. A November wedding is planned. Jukebox turns 100 next year, still popular

Weddings NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - ers play jazz or folk music, and in He said there’s probably a The jukebox, that brightly co­ "They are like antique cars. No one is some spots, there’s ethnic music, jukebox collector in every major lored merchant of music, turns throwing them away and they are becoming such as German tunes in large city in the country. A specialist in McDonald-Elliott 100 next year. Northern cities with a large Des Moines even takes orders for Moses-Skydel Five generations of music more valuable all the time.” German population. parts for the various models. Cheryl Randi Skydel, daughter of Elizabeth L. Elliott, daughter of Mr lovers have pushed buttons to People play jukeboxes for an “ They are like antique cars. No Jack Skydel of Bridgeport and Joan and Mrs. George Elliott of Harlan hear a few minutes of their emotional response, Bohrer said. one is throwing them away and Skydel of Petaluma. Calif, and St. and Kevin K. McDonald, son of favorite songs. Teen-agers in Walter Bohrer Jr. “ It’s sentimental and love: that’s they are becoming more valuable Michael Eric Moses, son of Mr. and Keith McDonald of Titusville, Fla saddle shoes jitterbugged at the why music is sold. They want to all the time,” he said. Mrs. Victor Moses of Manchester, and Mrs. E.W. Blasdell, also of soda shop 30 years ago while the hear about heartache or about Charlie Hummel, historian for were married May 29 at Congregation Titusville, were married April 29 in jukebox blared away, and Teresa existence. The first jukebox was made in falling in love.” the AMOA,' says the jukebox preserved recorded music years Rodeph Sholom, Bridgeport. Central Church. Titusville. Brewer sang; “ Put another “ The video games hurt our 1934, held a dozen records and Bohrer said the most popular nickel in. In the nickelodeon.” songs played on jukeboxes during ago. Rabbi Israel Stein officiated. The The Rev. Leon Humphrey offi industry a great deal,” Bohrer was housed in a wooden cabinet, That nickel is $1 now. It’s three the past two years have been “ Old “ When Thomas Edison first bride was given in marriage by her dated. After a reception in the said in an interview while In according to Don Fairchild, who plays for a buck, and the jukebox Time Rock ’n’ Roll” and “ Twist started manufacturing phono­ fellowship hall of the church, the Nashville for a recent meeting. runs the Juke Box Hall of Fame in parents. Amy Skydel. sister of the industry says at least 78 million and Shout.” Other popular selec­ graphs, they cost between $200 couple left on a wedding trip to Cape “ But a lot of people who invested Oklahoma City. Over the years, bride, was maid of honor. Brides­ people in the United States hear heavily into it are broke now. tions over the years have in­ and $400, so not many people maids were Marci Schaefer, Lisa Cod. They are making their home in there’s been the 1938 Wurlitzer songs each week from jukeboxes. There were too many games, too tabletop model, a 1946- AMI cluded “ New York, New York,” could afford them,” he said. “ But Domrose and Carrie Moses. Titusville. Jukeboxes thrive in bars, res­ fast. The market got saturated.” “ Jailhouse Rock,” “ In the Mood” for five cents, they could go to the The bride attended Manchester plastic model and a round See- A,!' Adam Borgida was best man. taurants, private clubs, bowling At your corner cafe these days, burg that opened from the top. and “ Rock Around the Clock.” local hotel, arcade, bar or wher­ Ushers were Doug Cobb, Seth Skydel Community College and is employed alleys, pizza parlors, homes and you can still sit in a booth and turn Jukeboxes, mainly used ones, ever, and hear a song on a -and Fred Feinn. by the Department of Defense as an military bases. The Amusement the frames, pick your song from Down through the years, the are becoming ever more popular jukebox. They really saved the After a reception at Rodeph Sho­ auditor at McDonnell Douglas. Titus­ and Music Operators Association about 200 choices and sit back and jukebox has even been mentioned among the general public. whole industry in the beginning.” lom, the couple left on a wedding trip ville. The bridegroom attends the says there are 225,000 commer­ listen while the $3,500 jukebox in song. “ They don’t get demolished; Jukeboxes have evolved with to Canada and Maine. They are University of Central Florida and cially used jukeboxes and plays your selection. Chuck Berry’s “ Livin’ in the there’s no jukebox graveyard. technology, and prices range making their home in Hartford. spent six years in the U.S. Navy. hundreds of others privately The AMOA says at least 49 USA” has a line about “jukebox Those made in the ’40s, ’50s and accordingly. Although new basic The bride is a graduate of Eastern owned. million songs are played on jumpin’ with records in the USA.’ ’60s ended up in homes,” Bohrer models cost $3,500, ones playing Connecticut State University and is “ The jukebox is healthier than jukeboxes each week. Rickey Lee Jones’ “ Chuck E.’s in said. compact discs cost more than Mr. and Mrs. Michael E. Moses Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McDonald $5,000. Others are video juke­ employed as a sales associate for G. ever and ready for the 21st “ It’s an inexpensive form of Love” has a part that says The home models also are a “ jukebox goin’ doyt, doyt.” way to save money because the boxes that play music videos Fox at Westfarms. century,” says Walter Bohrer entertainment and it fits any­ Jr., president of the Chicago- where,” said Bohrer, the presi­ Rock ’n’ roll, rhythm and bluest coins put in them can be re­ rather than records. The bridegroom is a graduate of and country are especially popu­ trieved. "Some people use the “ They are a lot like automo­ Eastern Connecticut State University based AMOA. dent of a jukebox distributing company and a former clarinet lar music on jukeboxes. A few, money at the end of the year for biles,” Bohrer said. “ You can add and is an assistant manager for It wasn’t so a few years ago. Pac Man and other video games and saxophone player in a polka located in upscale locations, play vacation or Christmas presents,” a lot of goodies and extras and Doubleday Book Shop Westfarms. nearly chased the jukebox out of band. “ The sound is lifelike.” semi-classical and classical. Oth­ Bohrer said. pay more.” >•; i'» ) V '/'M' “ 1 [ U,1 3 ’*-* k » ; V ’; \ i V**-: . -» ^ * I 1 i i ; i i J J- . n - MAWCHBgTER HERALD. Saturday. June U, 1988 MANCHESTER HERj<^>. SatuKlay. t3 FOCUS / Money Get what you’re paying for Reform protects By Andy Lang assesments. The Associated Press In one case, a homeowner spent On the House four years in legal maneuverinf! When you buy a house, the most and a court trial to settle an pension benefits important element in the transac­ easement dispute with a neigh don’t usually think about — title bor. But the title insurer server! tion is that you get exactly what If you are an you are paying for. Sounds easy, forgery. Claims from title as his legal representative, paid forgery rose from an average all fees and won the case. Dawson older Ameri­ doesn’t it? can who con­ The fact is that the courts are annual rate of 3.8 percent of total pointed out that home renovation tinues to work filled with disputes that have claims from 1870 through 1983 to and remodeing account for beyond the developed over the ownership of nearly 13 percent in the past five nearly 30 percent of all residen Sylvia property. Title insurance pro­ years. tial construction expenditures “normal” re­ vides protection against the loss Both professional and family making it vital that insurance tirement age of Porter of a home and its land. The title forgers can victimize home buy­ protection be increased when the 65. your em­ insurer becomes the legal de­ ers. Professionals typically value of the home is increased ployer can no fender and guarantees reimbur­ “ sell” property belonging to an “ The cost of increased title longer penalize JfS sement should any financial loss out-of-state owner to an unsus­ coverage to handle renovations is you by freezing be suffered. pecting buyer by using false nominal and eliminates the risk or reducing What the homeowner may not documents. Family forgers usu­ of high legal fees and-or a loss in your pension credits. realize is the title insurance ally sign the name of a family the event of a title dispute.” said This is good news that, over the firm of Hewitt Associates. obtained as part of the closing of a member with rights to the prop­ Dawson. He went on: years, will benefit employees of “ We expect the final regula­ “ It’s clear rising home prices goragt«- house covers only the lender erty to a deed which they use as all ages. Young people are as tions to allow workers to receive collateral for a personal loan or to are making it increasingly diffi­ [srcT " unless separate title coverage is vitally affected as those who are retroactive credits.” Tauber told ilOtftdryn cult for people to consider build­ arranged, so. in most cases, the make a sale. In either case, when in or nearing their retirement my research associate. Beth fomily irm ing or purchasing a new homo equity of the new homeowner is the real owner turns up, in some Kobliner. Where housing and land are at a years. unprotected. Also, increasing the cases years after a transaction is Whatisdefinite: Forplan years premium, homeowners are al­ QUESTION: Just how signifi­ value of the home later on completed, the purchaser may beginning on or after Jan. 1. 1988. lose his investment, including the ready spending major portions of cant are post-65 pension credits? through remodeling increases the you will reap pension credit for value of any improvements — their incomeonmortgages. Trad­ ANSWER: The startling real­ potential financial loss that could working beyond 65 in a defined b id rm unless he is insured or can ing up to a larger home usually ity is that, in some cases, post-65 ir^>u-r result from a title challenge. benefit plan. While this law Title claims originate in a recover his money from the means larger payments That'.s pension credits can nearly double benefits many, confusion still number of ways. We asked an fraudulent sellers, an unlikely why financing for a home im the Ifetime value of your pension. NEA griphic exists. authority on the subject to give us outcome. provement or addition which can Without these credits, employees some data on such claims. He is Missing heirs. long thought to be retired in a few years makes GAS TAXES PER GALLON — Montana 18 cents per gallon. Georgia charges 7.5 lose an estimated $450 million Some key points: Robert C. Dawson, chairman and be dead, may suddenly appear to good economic sense. But the and Wisconsin levy the steepest tax on cents a gallon, the lowest state gasoline every year in total benefits. Of ■ The law applies to defined claim an estate after the property wisdom of this choice can be benefit plans. The way these chief executive officer of Lawy­ gasoline — 20 cents per gallon — with tax in the country, according to the course, individual cases vary. ers Title Insurance Co. of Rich­ has been sold. Other title cases undermined if homeowners don t “ From the point of view of the plans typically work: Each em­ mond, Va. The first statistic he involve boundary overlaps, over­ take protection against loss into Connecticut and Utah in second place at Highway Users Federation. individual, this new law can be a ployee’s benefit is determined by consideration.” a specific formula, usually ba.sed •iBtping •M* tlttping furnished was something you looked liens and unpaid special very significant change.” says ir.fin-^r Yale D. Tauber, a managing on how much you earn and length director of the benefit consulting of service, according to the firm of William M. Mercer- Employee Benefit Research Thousands of trees and flowers Consider two key numbers Institute. •••••ft Meidinger-Hansen. Inc. By Earl Aronson cages, hangingbasketsofaspar QUESTION: What about retro­ ■ If you retired prior to 1988. The Associated Press gu.s ferns and herbal Swedish active credits? the new law does not apply to you. Weeders Guide ivies that were fashioned h> to buy the right sunscreen ANSWER: Herein lies a still- According to the law, you must One of Florida’s newer theme Shaw unresolved controversy. Con­ have completed “ at least 1 hour of HOUSE OF THE WEEK — This Bavarian chalet is parks offers an unusual combina­ Nearly 200.000 annual flower- sider this true example: A man service” in a pension plan year adaptable as a second home as well as a permanent one. tion of beautifully landscaped The wooden boardwalk re­ — impatiens. petunias, man­ Bv the Editors As a rule, you’ll get the labeled turned 65 in April of 1982 and has starting on Jan. 1. 1988 and The exterior features window planter boxes plus diamond grounds and six baseball fields. placed hot concrete walks Har­ golds. pansies, primroses ant* of Consumer Reports SPF protection by using about since continued working for the thereafter. court officials say the replace­ Consumer one ounce — or roughly two same company. Since the com­ ■ While many pension plans cut panes. Inside, the family room has a fireplace. Plan The park is in Baseball City, dianthus — are alternated sen between Orlando and Tampa in ment cost exceeded $1 million sonally in beds. An estimated Some people still count a deep, tablespoons — to cover your pany plan stopped crediting pen­ operate on a calendar year, HA1473G has 1,067 square feet on the first floor and 432 central Florida. ' ^ Near the boardwalk is a lovely 5.000 naturalized perennials dm dark tan as a sign of health, Reports entire body. That may be more sion benefits at age 65. the man others do not. In order to benefit, on the second. For more information, write to architect The park has a western theme, garden with many types of floral beds and are interspersetl wealth and a life of leisure. But than you’re used to. And that may had not been accumulating credit you must be working during the Carl E. Gaiser, 33018 Grand River, Farmington, Mich. including a Colorado Riders cactuses, crowns of thorns and among trees. the unpleasant truth is that make you think twice about towards his pension for his last “ plan year” covered by the law. Show, many thrill rides, baseball aloe plants. Two young women were plant sunlight damages your skin, higher. Their tests, both for the buiying a fancy label. One pro­ five years of work. If you are contemplating retiring 48024. Enclose a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Horticulturist Paiil Shaw movies, batting and pitching ing petunias near the stadium as causing sagging and wrinkling. current report and in the past, duct the chemists tested would While the new law requires the this year, this point may be served as my park guide He cages. It is formerly the home of we passed. Shaw explained. "We What’s worse, overexposure can have shown that products do live set you back more than $6 for a company to begin crediting pen­ critical. explained. “ Landscaping is an up ti> their claimed SPF. Circus World, where IS years ago change flower beds three to six also cause skin cancer. single application. sion benefits in 1988. what about If your plan year is November interpretation of the one who does Many of the products were also Since label claims of SPF level Here’s the Answer there were only citrus trees. times a year, depending on what With the right sunscreen, you those years — 1982 through 1987 — to November, for example, you Since the present owners, the it. I like it natural, informal.” can deflect almost all of the sun’s "waterproof” or "water- and waterproofness or water- is planted. We also use flowers for for which the man received no must work until November of 1988 Before the changes were made, resistant.” Sunscreens that claim resistance are justified, it makes publishing firm of Harcourt landscape color.” assault of ultraviolet rays. Or, if he said, “ it was a hot and sterile credit? to take advantage of this provi­ QUESTION: We have had Some of them do not condone Brace Jovanovich, bought the you’re intent on a tan, you can to be waterproof have to maintain sense to buy a sunscreen by price. scene. We gave it softer board­ The park’s pink and gray color Without the credits, the man in sion. To find out when your plan asphalt shingles on our roof for more than one layer of shingles. 135-acre site in May 1986. more pick a product that softens the their SPF value in tests that Waterproof or water-resistance walks. tore up concrete walks, theme is emphasized in petunias simulate four 20-minute this case would be entitled to year begins, consult the Sum­ more than 20 years and now see Since you will have to permit a than 6.000 trees have been planted impact considerably. When buy­ sunscreens don’t cost anything screened the 24 amusement rides pansies, begonias and ageratum “ swims.” Water-resistant suns­ $386.65 per month when he mary Plan Description of your signs new shingles are needed. roofer to make the examination to — including oaks, pines, palms, ing a sunscreen, there are just extra, and they can provide some in the midway with dwarf bam­ A giant floral logo. 37 feet tall 67 creens need to stay strong retires, reports Christopher pension plan and request written Can the old ones be left in place determine the condition of the willows, dogwoods, sycamores, two key numbers to consider — added protection on a hot day. boo and other plantings.” feet wide, and made of 3.000 through two 20-minute swims. In Among the brands tested, the Mackaronis. manager of the confirmation from your Plan and the new ones laid over them roofing deck, ask him about the sweet gums and red c^ars. the sun protection factor, or SPF, To simulate flowing water. flowering annuals, stands at the a spot-check of a dozen or so Worker Equity Dept, of the Administrator. or do the old ones have to be local regulations. And check with Susan Bloodworth, of Har- and the price. The SPF number least expensive were store Shaw and his crew planted Indian park’s entrance. products. Consumer Reports' brands — K mart’s Sun Block at American Association of Retired ■ If your pension plan is removed? your insurance company to make court’s staff, says only the infield shouldn't be too low, and the price sure of its stand on the matter. of the park’s stadium diamond hawthorn, silverthom and cleag- Trees for the park were se­ not too high. chemists found the claims to be 55 cents an ounce, Eckerd at 73 Persons (A A R P ). If he was maintained under a collective has artificial grass. The outfield mus near man-made ponds and lected from tree farms in Florida SPF defines a sunscreen’s reliable. cents an ounce, and Rite Aid at 75 credited for working from 1982 to bargain agreement, it may be ANSWER: This is about the QUESTION: Didn’t I once read and all the other fields have fountains. Georgia. Alabama and South effectiveness in screening out But don’t get lulled into feeling cents an ounce. Products from 1987. his pension would be a subject to a special delay provi­ most frequent reroofing question in your column that the presence natural turf (Bermuda grass). “ We have added mounds, Carolina. The trees were stored harmful ultraviolet radiation: protected just because you buy a the sun-care brands -— Copper- whopping $862.27! That’s equival­ sion. In these cases, an employer from homeowners. Nobody can of a lot of mineral granules in the There are 03 beds of annual planted cool-looking iris and set until planting time, transported the higher the number, the more waterproof or water-resistant tone, Hawaiian Tropic, Sea & Ski, ent to more than double the need not credit post-65ers until answer it accurately without house gutters indicates the need flowers along the W* miles of new in big rocks to change flat areas. ” by special forklifts, and settled protection. Although you’ll find product. It still wipes off when Alo Sun Fashion Tan, PreSun and amount each month. these agreements expire. But the inspecting the roof. Two shingles of a new set of asphalt shingles on boardwalk, which is made of he said. “ We did it all ourselves, into pre-dug holes 1*/! times products with an SPF of 30 or you dry youself with a towel after so forth — cost from $1 to $2 an latest possible date by which of asphalt usually can be laid the roof? In April, the IRS proposed successfully, but that is a state­ Australian jarrah wood (eucalyp­ me and my crew.” larger than the root ball. even higher, you usually won’t a swim or wipe the sweat from ounce. regulations saying that compan­ employersmustcomply is Jan. 1. ANSWER: You did. It is still ment with some exceptions. A tus fam ily). Bloodworth says Shaw says the circus big top. need that much protection. An your brow during a tennis match. ies must provide credit for all 1990. Again, find out when your true. The trees were specially fed No food value more than 421,000 wooden screws where animals, clowns and acro­ SPF of 15 will work as nearly total Even a waterproof product service after normal retirement pension plan will be affected. You roofer will have to make a and watered with the helpof three NEW YORK (A P) - The sugar personal inspection and decide QUESTION: Somebody spilled were used to hold down the 35,000 bats once performed, was leveled sun block in most parts of the should be reapplied often. age. including service completed may want to take that into miles of flexible tubing. The How much sunscreen is substitute saccharin has been whether the roof deck underneath nail polish on ouf coffee table and jarrah wood boards (14‘A- by and transformed into peaceful continental U.S. What’s more, a prior to the effective date for a account in your decision on when oldest trees are 25 yearsold; most enough? Recent studies indicate around for over 100 years. the shingles is still in good enough left stains. Can these be removed 2-inches) needed to construct the Park Place. sunscreen with an SPF of 15 may company’s plan. to retire. without refinishing the entire top At Park Place, visitors may are 6-12 years old. that most people use about half as It is made from toluene, which condition to take the extra boardwalk. be less expensive than the same Although the final regulations If you are concerned how any of Bloodworth says the wood listen toclassical musicand relax Harcourt Brace Jovanovich much sunscreen as necessary for derives from coal tar and petro­ weight. Another consideration is of the table? brand with a higher SPF. since have not been announced. “ The this affect you, for a free boards are resistant to fungus, among the trees, near hibiscus, also operates Cypress Gardens in the product’s price tends to full protection. Sun-bathers leum. It has no food value. w h ^ e r your local ordinances ANSWER: If the nail polish has IRS is sending a strong signal” publication write: AARP. Work fire and pests. If placed end to ferns, ornamental grasses, irises, Florida and the Sea World parks increase along with its SPF. might end up with the protection Saccharin was discovered by permit two layers of shingles. penetrated the finish, which is with this announcement, accord­ Equity Department. Pension end, she says, the boards would lilies and cardboard palms. in Florida, Ohio, California and Consumer Reports’ chemists of an SPF-8 product, say, if they 1879 by German chemist Constan­ Still another consideration is your likely, a complete refinishing is in ing to Allen Steinberg, a consul­ Alert. 1909 K St. N.W.. Washing­ reach 96 miles. Nearby are wrought iron bird Texas. recently reported on 34 suns­ skimped when applying a suns­ tin Fahlberg and the American homeowners’ insurance policy. order. ton. D.C. 20049. creens with an SPF of 15 or creen labeled SPF 15. chemist Ira Remsen. tant with the benefits consulting FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

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Robert Ta y­ [CNN] Moneyweek ® Love Your Skin d i Bullwinkle at the time, so I charged them to Isn’t there a volunteer organi­ 7 : 0 0 A M ® Young Universe lor, Ron Randell, Marc Lawrence. 1967 have interstitial cystitis, consult physical cause can be found. If you don’t know of such [D IS ] Raccoons ® WWF Wrestling Spotlight (2§) MOVIE; 'The Mountain' Tw o broth­ myself and they all promised to zation in her city that could send D Star Commanders Ask the Manager a urologist (a specialist in prob­ Whether these men have physical specialist, call the department of [ESPN] Outdoor Life d D Star Search (60 mm ) ers climb a towering Alpine peak to reach pay me back. Well, a whole year someone to help her clean out and D Great Weekend (60 mm ) d S Mequina del Tiempo the wreckage of a crashed airliner. Spen­ lems of the urinary tract). Do not problems we simply have not yet urology at the nearest medical [USA] Keys to Success d i) Ebony/Jet Showcase (R) has gone by. and I haven’t seen a restock her shelves? D Funtastic World of Hanna* Bbrbera Wot^dwright's Shop cer Tracy. Roben Wagner, Claire Trevor attempt any self-medications. discovered, or whether their lack school or large hospital. Ask for 1 0 : 0 0 A M ® Pee-wee's Playhouse ^ W W F Wrestling 1956 dollar from any of them! I have JOE HOLM. LINCOLN .11) BraveStarr (CC) [CNN] Big Story It’s important to be correctly of night erections is actually due an appointment with the staff ® Wrestling: W W F Superstars of ^ Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock (CC) Foofur ICC). written them letters and called ^ 18) MOVIE: 'Son of Belle Starr Branded [D IS ]-N e w Adventures of Winnie the diagnos^ and to be closely to psychological factors or a member most skilled at diagnos­ DEAR JOE: She didn’t disclose Wrestling d i) From a Country Garden ^ Lap Quilting them on the phone, and all I get is an outlaw becuase of his parentage, the Pooh monitored by a physician. combination of causes is not yet ing erection problems. her location, but any volunteer son of Belle Star sets out to prove his m- ® dS) Real Ghostbusters (CC). Greatest Sports Legends d i Black Perspective hard-luck stories, so I am sending [ESP N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance nonence. Keith Larsen Dona Drake. Peggy ® Great Weekend (60 min ) di) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) ^ A pair of organization that provides that [H B O ] MOVIE: Roxanne' (CC) A MOVIE: 'Murph the Surf' them each this poem I cut out of a Castle. 1953- (ij! Soul Train kind of service deserves to be modern-day 'Cyrano De Bergerac. " com­ dD New Jersey Hispano beach bums engineer one of the biggest Dear Abby column a while back; i2Q) Starcom jewel heists in history - the theft of the thanked publicly. Who and where plete with an oversized nose, coaches his (20) GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ To Be Announced, Muppets shy buddy in the art of courtship. Steve tling fabled ' Star of India'' Robert Conrad. Don “ I think that ! shall never see d l) Fall Guy Valve may not be a problem are they? Martin. Daryl Hannah. Rick Rossovich. Stroud. Donna Mills 1974 “ ’The dollar that I loaned to 26) Daktari m ALF (CC). 1987 Rated PG. (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Scholastic Sports America dD Lucha Libre (60 mm.) :30) Ring Around the World (^ ) W W F Wrestling Spotlight Special 1987-88 high school basketball thee; DEAR ABBY: I am what you [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Amityville III: The De­ Sesame Street (CC). (R) cardiac catheterization. This is a ^ AM Boston d l) El Tesoro del Saber championships. (R) D E A R DR. “ A dollar that I could have might call an "older gentleman.” mon' (CC) A skeptical journalist moves dD MOVIE; 'The Dk>n Brothers' T w o Tony Brown's Journal [HBO] MOVIE: LabyHnth' (CC) A GO’TT: A heart sophisticated test used for the spent Recently a young woman offered ;40) Natural Weight Loss into the infamous Long Island home where brothers take part m a robbery and de­ young girl's innocent wish propels her into diagnosis of heart disease; it is 41) Aventuras del Pequeno Principe he plans to write a book Tony Roberts, d$ World Wide Wrestling velop a liking for crime. Stacy Keach, Fred­ catheterization “ On many forms of merriment me her seat in a crowded church. an desperate search for her baby brother in le ss Harper, Robert Joy 1983. Rated PG. eric Forrest, Margot Kidder 1974 indicated that I not performed for screening “ ’The one I loaned to you so I refused.it because I didn’t feel C6l) Addams Family [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Monkeys, Go Home!' An a magical world of goblins and fairies purposes. If you had the test 9 : 0 0 A M ® McCreary Report olive-farm heir runs into trouble when he David Bowie. Jennifer Connelly. Toby [CNN] Newsday have calcium D r.G o tt gladly right taking her seat knowing that begins training chimpanzees to to do the ® (© My Pet Monster (CC). Froud, 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) ■ [D IS ] My Friend FMcka around the mi­ because of a murmur and dimin­ “ Is now the one I need so badly. she had come early to obtain it. picking. Maurice Chevalier, Dean Jones. Peter Gott, M.D. ishing heart efficiency, the calci­ ® Superman Yvette Mimieux. 1967 [TM C] MOVIE: The Manhattan Pre­ [E S P N ] Horse Show Jumpirtg: Upper- tral valve. I’m “ For whose return I had great After standing for two hours, I lect' (CC) A teen-ager becomes suspi­ ville Jumper Classic, from VIrgIna. C h a n n e ls Solid Gold in Concert [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull 72. What’s in fied mitral valve may be a factor hope realized that I had made a big cious of his mother s new boyfriend when (Taped) Mighty Mouse [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Stanley and Living­ he discovers that plutonium is stored at the that must be addressed. If. “ Just like an optimistic dope. mistake. I hope I didn’t embar­ W F8B HartfaMeCT CD [M AX] MOVIE: 'Lawrence of Arable' store for me? stone' An English newspaperman goes to pharmaceutical research facility where the however, you hod the test be­ WNYW N ew Ve*k. NV (D MOVIE: ‘Castle in the Desert* Charlie Young T.E. Lawrence is sent to Arabia “ For dollars loaned to folks like rass her by refusing her kind Africa to search for a missionary-explorer man works. Christopher Collet. John Lith- w m H New HMeMfeCT (S Chan investigates a death at a millionaire's where he inspires the feuding chieftains to DEAR cause of angina or coronary- whom he believes to be alive. Spencer gow. 1986. Rated PG-13. thee offer. WON NewYertiaNY CD medieval castle. Sidney Toler, Arteen rebel against the Turks. Peter O ’Toole. ( Tracy. Richard Greene, Nancy Kelly. 1939 READER: As artery disease, the c a lcifi^ “ Are not returned to fools like I just want to say to her — and .‘W PtX NawYei1i.NV (D Whelan, Richard Derr. 1942. [U S A ] Facts About Hair Loss Alec Guinness, Anthony Quinn. 1962. we age. the body deposits calcium come calcified. Sometimes this is valve may simply be an unrelated WHCT Hartford. C T oi d i) Capitan Centella [U S A ] Perfect Diet Rated G. 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Sophia Loren, Frertch in Action: Residences II dJ) Reino Salvaje talk-show host takes a disastrous turn. |R) was he or she who probably W TfC Herttord. C T . j n DEAR TOO TRUSTING: George Kennedy, John Cassaveties. (P ) Three Stooges and Friends Well Street Week: Shorting Over­ (S) Top Cat the other hand, if the valve performed the catheterization), CNN CaMa Nawa Nat. (CNN) 1978. Rated PG. The aortic valve is the most Thanks for sharing your costly DISNEY Dtwxy Channel (ON) d i) Conan priced Stocks @ I'm Tallingl ICC). malfunctions — if it is slow to ask the doctor about the meaning DEAR SMALL ’TOWN: I ’ll do [USA] Discover likely heart structure to become experience. 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[ESPN] Sports Trivia [ESPN] GemeDay In your question, you don’t better position about deciding DEAR ABBY: I just read the USA USA Nalvwrtt Continued... chest X-rays of people over 60. quick to take no for an answer.” (3) Supamwn [H B O ] Coming Attractions Featured: Ri­ [U S A ] Forever Young The mitral valve, too. can be- mention the reason for your how to proceed. letter from the lady who didn’t 1 t^NCHOES'raa HHBiWJX aatardMrl WW *7 r M -TT MAyCaiKSTEa^JBBBiWJ)? ding of his helraaa pen pal. MerkBl^field. Ray Walston, Stacy Noikki. 1984. ran SNAFU by Bniee BeaMe KIT'N'CAMJVLB byLanyWitgM SEA WORLD 3 1 3 Facta of Ufa (CC) A visHor claims SPECIAL to be a new exchange student from Aus­ Satniday, Contiiiaed Satnvdav, Contiiiaed tralia. (R) fin Stereo) UjteNVbO WNE A jOrt^H IN Patrick Duny 3 Wild America Marty Stouffar surveys -Twe HD05e, yoo'RjE NetCR. hosts "Sea Worid’s the major North American apedee of owls, -ALoNe... known for thek prowess as nighttime pre­ Werewolf (CC) Eric en­ [CN N ] Nswanight [C N N ] Styia WHh Elaa Klanach 10:30PM QD (3) MOVIE; ' f v ' A Holvwood diractor All-Star Lone dators. counters warswohes at a s e ^ hotel fre- on the skkto buys a white etaMon, hoping [DIS] Jasso Owens Story The life of [O iS ] Anbnala In Acdon Faaturad: anl- Star Celebration," quemed by JanonSkorzeny. (R) Jesse Owens Is traced, including his train­ to gat tlw attention of Edwaid G. RobMaon mala that kva and braad kt rock poolt. 3 MOVIE: Th e CtoopbiB Flesh' Two to Inveat In a plctine. Centinflea, Den airing SATUR­ sderMiat brothere come ki conflict when (XD Mama's FanW A typical Russian ing at Ohio Stats, his record-breaking track one finds tha skeletal ramakis of a prehis­ homemaker visits tr^H-Amariesn Hsqwr Dailey. ShWey Jonea. 1961. 3:00PM (X) MOVIE:'Oda to BBNJoo' DAY. JUnB IB on performance at the 1936 Beriin Olympics, Tha romanca of two taanagara brki^ joy toric man. Chrlatophsr Lee. Pater Cushing. family. (R) \ and his humanitarian ventures and uhlmets 3 ) What About Woman: The Conetltu- CBS. The buo- YINIKN unti a aacrat kttarvanaa. Hobby Banaon. Loma Halbran. 1972. (9) INN News business failure. (90 min.) Part t of 2. tion Glynnia O'Connor, Joan Hotrtikia. 1976. hour special cele­ 3 MOVIE: 'Student BoiBas' A psycho­ 3 ClaasMod 18 [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Out of Bounds' An lows 3 ) Lat'a Go Bowling (60 min.) (ID MOVIE: Talaa of Tartar'Thraatalaa' brates Texas, pathic kMar atalka high school atudams ki farmboy's visit to Los Angeles turns Into a and features enter- this spool on honor fikne. Richard Brando, 3]) PEUCULA; ‘Carlos Gaidai una His- fight for life when he's mistakenly sus­ [C N N ] Evana k Novak of terror; Mortila, Tha Black Cat, and Tha toria* [D IS ] Zono Caaa of M. Valdamar,. ara baaad on ato- tabunent by Nat­ Kristen Rher. Matt Goldsby. 1981. pected of murder. Anthony Michael Hall, rlaa by Edew Alan Poa. Vkioanl Prlca, Pa­ [C N N ] PrimeNews [U S A ] Rw Bradbury Thaatar A hypo-" Jenny Wright, Jeff Kober. 1986. Rated R. 1:00PM CD MOVIE: The OumbaN tar Lowa, Baal Rathbrxia. 1962. alie Cole, rablan, chondriac (Eugene Lei^) seeks the help of (In Stereo) WBylon Jen­ [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Midnight Offatkigs' A RaBy* P a ^ from dIHarant wake of Wa ( S Knight RIdar a bone specialist to cure his latest silmeni. loin in a coaat-to-coaat auto raca. Michael nings and Shamu 17-year-old wHch puniahaa her achod and 12:30AM (3D Solid Oold in Concert Sarrazln. Tim Mclntira. Suaan Flannery. (33) MOVIE:'Tllanki'Tha atory of tW in- dasamates with fiery demonstrations. 11:00PM (X) (I) ® 3 3 News |R) fin Stereo) . .. ------'--1 vrhh 2200 the killer whale. 1976. Malssa Sue Anderson. Cathryn Damon. (XDTsxI CEl MOVIE; 'Walking Through tha Firs' I Wabb, Patrick Cassidy. 1981. ( B MOVIE: "7 Facoe of Dt. Lfo’> fron­ CHECK UST1NGS (XD Mort After Dark A young mother battles H ^ g k ln 'e Di­ ______. 1953. sease, which Is endangering her life and tier town ia magicelly affected by the arri­ FO« EXACT TIME 8:30PM HD @ Boys WIB Be Boys 03) Cheers (CC). val of a myatical circua. Baaed on a atory S Soul Train Booch discovers he's the father of tha the Ills of her unborn child. Bess Arm s­ 3 Discover Pantron by Charlea G. Finney. Tony RandaK. Bar- S MadWakia Cooka baby left on hie doorstep. (R) fin Stereo) trong, To m Mason, Richard Masur. 1979. bwa Eden. Arthur O ConneB. 1964. ® Moiorwaak Tha Peugeot 406; keep­ 3 3 2 2 7 (CC) The owner of a smal TV 3 You Can't Toks It With You Grandpa 3 New Qroovas With Msg Qrlffin (X) Making H Happan ing care locking new; cor care ttpa. Thoroughbreda. from Thiatladown ki CX) Too Close for Comfort station hkea Sandra aa a weather forecas­ wishes his famly was more harmonious 3 AHrad Hltcficack Ooveland. (60 mki.) (Live) when svsryone starts bickering. 9 ) Baratta [CNN] Your Monay (X) & Wheel of Fortune (CC). ter. (R) fin Starao) 113) Podrla Uatad Adalgazarf [TM C] MOVIE: 'Bast Straaf Young CB Maior Leegue BaeebeB: P h B a c le ^ 3Blackaddsr (31) MOVIE; 'Joumay to the Cantar of [D IS ] Swiaa FamBy Robkiaon 3 TMs OM House [ C N N ] Evana Si Novak “rd lilte time off for good tiehavlpr. Haven't paopis ki a coritamporary urban gheno PhlMaa at New York Meta (3 hra.) (Live) 3 IMsoover Tima' A group of travalara la caught in a (E) WBd America (CC) Marty Stouffar [ESPN ] SurBng Magazina "assaulted nearly as many people since • «IMD||NCA.B« [TMC] Short FBm Showcaaa find craativa ouheta ki graffiti art. rapping 3 Ever Daereaeing Circles When Ann time trap aa they viah the prehiatoric jurt- - and braakdancing. Rae Dawn Chong, Guy (33) T and T (C C ) Havoc reigns when survaya the diversity of American birds, I got here.v giea of one mlMon BC. Scott Brady, (ligi Pitta Oourmat A m y's bar is atolan. (R) (in Stereo) including the arctic tarn and tha rosdron- has to go kito the hospital for a minor oper­ [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Body DouMa' Anunenv ^ 3:30PM S Davla. 1984. Rated PG. (hi Stereo) ployed Hollywood actor becomes hnplh Perreau. Anthony Elalay. 1967. S MOVIE: T h a Thraa Stoogaa Moat ( 9 Charlae hi Charge (CC) ()ld a n t^ j^ ner.(R) ation, Martin refuses all offers of house­ ONTHtFABTHACK byBHIHetbrook ( 9 Joaia and tha Puaavoats - [U S A ] DauMa TrouWa hold help from his friends. cated in a bizerra murdar"schema. Craig Horculae' Tha Stoogaa Rnd thamaalvaa isms resurface when W ^e r a father visHa. [D IS] Dinosaurs Host Gary Owens talks Wasson, Malania Griffith, Gragg Henry. (SI M ^ Laagua BaaabaR: San Fran- back kt anciam Miaca with 6ia kwantor of 5:30PM IS) Victory Garden (CC). (R) with scientists about the history and myths ® Hardcaatle and McCormick 1984. Rated R. ciaoo G I M at Ckiclnnali Rada or B ^ the time machine. The Three Stoogaa. 133) Cheapkito (60 mki.) 3 Major League BasebeB; Philadelphia sutTOundbig dinosaurs, with dips from the [C N N ] Pbrnade wetoV.WJeN?^ IaW W 'W 6 U ., i ..gQlOlTH A FEIt) ton Rod Box at BaMmora Orfcilaa Re­ Vicki Trickett. Oukin Radekar. 1962. first dinosaur movie, "The Loat World," 12:45AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'C ity of IS) TMa DM Houaa (CC). (R) PhlBias at New York Meta (3 hra.) [D IS ] Steve ABan'a Golden Age of Co­ Aim riaii^, i gional coverage. (3 hra.) (Lival S MOVIE: Th a Umg Dual' An archaol- aa wall aa anknated dips from "Fantasia" Shadows' Two brothers, separated at I/0A& PaWdTBP 1 HAD ■& HAPfWro DONT WAMT [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday 3 ) Whan Havoc Struck and "(jertie". medy Clips of this comedian's tsiavislon birth, find thamsalvas unwilling partici­ d MADE IHBW IS CaRaotora ogiat becomaa ambroilad kt tha troublea of shows form 1956-61 are presented, in­ gov A I0HM.E HEM hMRDRPSE.' I THEM To GO a tribe of Indian nomada. Yul Brynner, Tre­ 3 Hoe How (R) pants in a bizarre psychological axpari- S Maior Laagua BaaabaB: Now York [D IS ] Danger Boy A eldaity gentleman [ESPN] Arena FoolbaB: Now England cluding segments with Mel Brooks, eU> 15 WA&HE... U5A5LE i m t i L vor Howard. Charlotte Rampkng. 1967. wama to trade hia old performing seal for StaamroBsra at New York Knights (2 mant. John P. Ryan. 1987. Rated R. (In Yankaaa at Clavaland Indtana (3 hra.) 3 News Johnny Carson, Jimmy (Turants and oth­ Starao) one of the Aquarkim'a aaala. hra., 30 mki.) (Uve) ” ■) (Live) (B) Art of WWiam Alaxandar and UiwaB 3 It's a Uvbig Amy's shocked to leam ers. (60 mki.) ) 1:00AM CID Amarica'a Top Tan 133) Santo Domingo InvMa Spaara: Canyon at Sunaaat [HBO] Coming Atttactlona Faaturad: Ri­ that her pen pal is an ex-convict who's 9:00PM (XD 33) Okty Dozen: The Ser­ [ESPN ] SportsCantar [C N N ] Intamatlonal Corraapondanta chard Lawia' "On Location" special and planning a robbery. (R) ies Tha Dozen pose as dreus performers (E) W W F Wraatling ( S WondatWorka ultimate love with a atraatwiaa dance ktatnictw. an expensiva rbig to pay off dabts she and [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dandng' (CC) S3) Star Trek: The Next Genaration The her ex-husband owe to the kitamal Re­ While vacationing with her family in the buaineaa fakura. (W min.) Pan 1 of 2. Jenrtifar Grey, Patrick Swayia, Jerry Dr- 6:00PM (XI C E ® Nows 1:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. On Starao) Enterprise crew is hit with an infectious vi­ venue Servica. (R) fin Stereo) early '60s. a sheltered teen-ager fals in [H BO ] Survival Patar Uatkiov nanatea (ID SmaB Wonder Jamie helps a friend rus whla the away team Rglns to rescue love with a streetwise dance instructor. 1:30AM CD N e w s (R) WINTHROF by Dick Cavalll [T M C ] MOVIE: 'WBd Thkig' Orphaned suffering from leukemia. 3 MOVIE: 'Comfort and Joy' A lonely thia atudy of the kangaroo population vi aa a chid and brought up by a bag lady, a mala fugitives on a female-dominated pla­ disc j^ a y finds hknsalf kt tha mkkia of an Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- CD MOVIE: 'How to Succeed in Buti- modem-day Auatraka. (60 min.) , bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. fin Stereo) young man maturaa Into a moat unuaual (ID A-Tanm net. (6<) mki.) (hi Stereo) ice cream vendor war. Bn Paterson, naaa Without Really Trying' Window WINSTON HiBBLE,. A N D IN THE (TMCJIMOVIE: 'Allan Ouatatmabi and urban crime fighter. Rob Kneppar. Kath­ G3) Chorlss ki Chargo (CC) Charles sub- [C N N ] Croaaflra Saturday Eleanor Oavkf. 1984. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Open House' Real es­ cleaner buys a book on 'How to Succeed' T<2A^OR(30Vy N K f H T tha boat City of Gold'Quatannain and hia leen Ouktlan. R o l^ Davi. 1987. Rated atitutaa for an advice cokjmniat. (R) tate agents and their clients fal victim to a and steps into a office of a large company OUR aUESTSWILL- LEILA BO<,R3NALP 6E(2C3ND [D IS ] MOVIE: Th e Beats and I' A young 3 Ohara (CC) Ohara axpsrisnces touch­ to become chairman of tha board. Robert brida-to-ba diacovar a loat dvBzation PG-13. (91 Bkio Knight Vietnam vet delvars the personal affects ing memoriss of his lata daughtar when a demented serial killer. Joseph Bottoms. BE -WMARA OOFF/ ' ' FLAMM,<5RANNy HALF-HOUR.:. while aearthing for tha advanturar'a loog- Adrienne Barbesu. Rudy Ramos. 1987. Morse, Michele Lea, Rudy Vallaa. 1967. 3 1 Friday tho 13th: The Sorias Fatalities of a deceased friend to tha man's father model leads hkn and Shaver into a murder /WEL HAPgCOD. W IC X W A N , f r a n k : loat brother. Iwhard Chamberlain. Sharon 4:00PM OD Knight RIdar Rated R. CD Carol Burnett a i^ Friends Stotta. Jamaa EarIJonaa. 1987.RatadPG. occur whan a retarded man uses a cursed and decides to stay on to seek peace and case. (60 mki.) (R) GS NWA WroatUng solitude. Patrick Wayne, Chief Dm [U S A ] MOVIE: ‘Red House' A terrifying dD Runaway W ith tha Rich and Famous EPPIE HAftWI(3^... / (In Stereo) antique device that transfers intelligence (El MOVIE: 'Skies bi the fUght- A gkl S MOVIE: TorrorVialan' Slimy aliena from txie person to arxithar. (60 min.) George, Andrew Duggan. 1974. Rated G. tpltt up a band of muaidans. Pndka Lane. old house, which contains many myster­ BROX... make thek way to Earth via a faulty aatelite (E ) Dating Gama y ' . [U S A ] HoNywood Inaidar [ESPN ] SportsCantar RichM Whorf. Eka Kazan. 1941. ies, provides constant fear for a farmer. diah. Gorrtt Graham. Mary Woronov, Diane (S) DeOrasal Junior High Edward G. Robinson, Lon McCalllster, (3) Twilight Zona 1:30PM ( E U S . Opan Golf: Third [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Sweet Liberty' (CC) A [C N N ] Showbiz Weak Round From Brookkna. Maaa. (3 hra.) Franklin. 1986. 3 ) Rsoord Guide Rory Calhoun. 1947. ABC News (CC). collega historian goes kito a state of n ^ [DIS] MOVIE: 'OM Happy' Rusty, the (Lh/e) Lmiqu# BsMbsHv 8sn (SI Jeffsrsons ness when a production company arrives 1 1 : 3 0 P M SP Entertainment This [CNN] Crossfire Saturday ** iSk^g^Padkaa at L o a A n ^ ^ leader of a hot musical combo, has the as­ (3S Rocky and FriarMla (El Doctor Who ki town to film a movie based on his book. signment of keeping an eye on the daring Week Actress-singer Bernadette Peters [D t S ] M O V IE : 'T h e Bears and I' A young Piq: Toronto Blue Joya at Dabroit Tigora Re­ Alan AkJa. Michael Cskte. Michelle Pfeiffer. discusses her new movie "Slaves of New Vietnam jvet delivers tha personal effects rWAUJ * S Bodywatch (CC). gional Coverage. (3 hra.) (Live) l{3) It's a Living Sonny offends a feminist daughter of a tou^ Chiesgo nightclub group that's dining at the restaurant. 1986. Rated PG. owner. Eh/is Presley. Sheley Fabares. York." (60 min.) (In Stereo) of a deceased friend to the man's father [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday 3 ) Fronch Chop. Tanktoa and Potaa (R) and decides to stay on to seek peace and [C N N ] Newswatch [U S A ] MBce Hammer 1965. , (X) MOVIE: 'Sunshine Boys' After a long [ESPN ] PBA BowUng: Showboat San- (gl JuUa Child and Company separation, two former vaudeville partners solitude. Patrick Wayne. Chief Dan tw Invitational, from Laa Vagaa, Nav. (2 [D IS] Missing Advontures of Ozzia and 7:30PM (X ) Family Tlee [H BO ] MOVIE; 'Roxarma' (CC) A reunite to renew their friendship and their George, Andrew Duggan. 1974. Rated G. S3) MOVIE: 'Big Black PW' When e pri­ modern-day "Cyrano De Bergerac," corn- U.S. ACRES by Jhn Davis Harriet feud. (3eorge Bums, Walter Matthau, Ri­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes hra.HR) vate eye triee to help a woman (kid her (XD Jeopardy) (CC). plate with an oversized nose, coaches his chard Benjamin. 1975. to tha Moidas & Coming Attractions [U S A ] Cover Story brother he geta involved ki a nxirder caaa. [ES P N ] Fiahin' Hole (33) Talee From tha Dorkslda Nightmares shy buddy In tha on of courtship. Steve (ID Star Search (60 min.) ''^'- 2:00PM C£ Baratta Robert BlAe. JoBath WWama, Eleen [HBO] MOVIE: 'Something Special' A haunt a dying mobster (Abe Vigoda) who Martin. Daryl Hannah, Rick Rossovich. 1:35AM [H B O ] MOVIE; ‘Breaking All Heckart. 1981. magical kicantatian uttered during a solar accepts a stranger's (David Chandler) offer 1987. Rated PG. fin Starao) (33) MOVIE; 'Vlebiom War Story' 'Tnlogy tha RulaS’ A aacurity guard and his friend Undartlog (3S [D IS ] Big Bird In China Big Bird and hia e d i ^ transforms a yrxxM tomboy into a of an etsmal dream. (R) [M A X ] [T M C ] MOVIE: Th e BoBavara' of stories based on the real-life, experi­ spend a day at the park chasing girls, S MOVIE: 'Raggedy Man' A young dl- aidekick. Barkaly tha doo, go to China to real boy. Pamela S e ^ . Eric^ Curry. Patty 30ddCoupla A series of bizane murders leads a police ences of Vietnam veterans on leave; in ac­ gangsters, and a toy mouse. Carl Marotte, vorcae trlea to carve a'kfe for haraalf and Duke. 1986. Rated ra-13. Thor Bishopria, Carolyn Dunn. 1984. aaarch for a legendary Chinaaa bird they 3 ChaBce of Salvation psychologiat to tha laadara of an ancient tion and in a vatsrans hospital. Tom Fri- her two children in Texaa during World aawon aacrokinNew York'aChinatown. [U S A ] Alrwolf ralgious cult ki present-day Manhattan. dlsy, Eriq La Sals, David Harris. 1987. Rated R. War II. Siaay Spacak. Eric Robana. ^ (BOmki.l 3ChaBsnga Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver, Robert Log­ 3 Michael Reagan Show Shepard. 1981. 6:30PM (ID css News (CC). 3 Countdown to 88: The Seoul Games 2:00AM CD Home Shopping Over­ [ES P N ] Rodeo: 1987 National F k i^ gia. 1987. Rated R. fin Starao) 3 D.C. FoUlee night Service (3 hrs.) S Art of WWiam Alaxandar H i g h l i t From Loa Vagaa. (60 mki.) (R) (X) What's Happening Nowll Shkley 3 Mama's FamBy Vkit a embarrassed at 9:30PM 3 3 Amen (CC) The dea­ 3 3 Saturday Night Live Host: Robin (S) IN N N ew s S MOVIE: 'Mahrln Purvia - O Man' may lose partialotial owneraliip > ofc the dkter H a work when Mams brings hkn his childhood [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Baby: Secret of tha con man has his way. (R) con appreciates his aurroundkiga much Williams. Musical guast: James Taylor. (E) Jimmy Swaggert Melvin Punia. tha hamboyant 1933 mld- Loot L a g o ^ In Africa, a adantiat and her lunch box. (R) more after Amelia savas hkn from almost (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) weat FBI bureau chief, capturaa tha nolo- (X) SlaksI Si Ebert Scheduled: "Red ® That's tha Spirit journalat huaband attempt to raunita an 3 Fight BackI With David Horowitz freezing to death. (R) fin Stereo) 3 Fawity Towers rioua Machine Gun Ka«y and hia gang, who infam dkioaour with Ita captured m o ^ . Heat" (Arnold Schwanenagger. Jim Bekj- (CC) A Monsanto stain-proof-carpot [C N N ] International Correspondents have daringly kidnapped a miNonaira play­ ahi). [C N N ] This Weak bi Japan 3 Racing From Plalnsfield WMiam Kan. Sean Young, Patrick McGoo- claim; "Wesaver tags" for chldren; [ESPN] SportsCantar boy. Dale Robartaon, Hania Yutn. Mar­ han. 1985. Rated PG. (hi Stereo) (33) Bustin'Locee Rudey signs up for a Big bicyde-aafety hsknats. (R) 10:00PM (X) West 57th (60 mki.) 3 MOVIEr'Lova and Bullets' A Phoenix garet Blye. 1974. Brother (Ted Lange) when Sonny becomes [U S A ] N ight Flight: Take -O ff to Fathers [U S A ] Cartoona (B) Austin City Umits (In Stereo) (IDCiDNawa plainclothes lieutenant tries to prevent the S3) Embajadoraa da la Muaica Colom- too preoccupied with making monay for a crime-syndicate takeover of his city. of Video blana 4:10PM [C N N ] Sparta CtaaoH* trip to Jamaica. (R) (kt Starao) [C N N ] Sports Saturday 3 llaadBnaa on Trial (R) Charles Bronson, Jill Irelend, Rod Steiger. [ES P N ] American Musde Magazina 1979. 2:20AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'Hollywaod (B) CoBaetora (R) (X ) ® GoM; U.8. Open Con- l a Motorweak A road tsstoftheslx- 3 WBd. Wild West 4:30PM (60 min.) Shuffia' Offered a sterotyped role, a CELEBRITY CIPHER S MOVIE: Th a Day tha Earth Caught tbiuaa (90 mki.) eykndar Subani XT6 Coupe; buying a used 3 3 Hunter Hunter and McCak pose a ® MOVIE: 'Stolen Kisses' Ayoung tnan CeMbfWy Cipher cryptogreme are created from quoUtlont by famous car from rental firms; tha Pontiac Bonne- [H B O ] MOVIE: Th e Gate' Monsters fictional solution to "The Black Dahka first encounters the world of_ women. struggling black actor must decide people, past and preeent. Each letter^m the cipher stende for Fba’ Tha U.S.A. and Ruaaia unknowingly IS) Frugal Gourmet (hi Stereo) whether to compromise his integrity or conduct aknuhanaoua nudaar taau at the vika SE Sedan's long-tami test is com­ stream up from the bowels of heW after two murdar. an actual 1940a case In which an Jean-Pierre Leaud, Delphine Seyrig, Claude ertother. Tod^y't pfue.' L 0qu»!» B. S3) Lo Major da la Samana Noticiaa aobre pleted. kids disturb a hole left by the removal of a actrass-tumed-prostifute was slaki. (60 Jade. 1968. starve. Robert Townsend, Anne-Marie North and South Polea cauaing the earth'a Johnson, Helen Martin. 1987. Rated R. ' R M K * P I V R orbit to ahHt. Janet Munro. Lao McKam. olbaalbol. What's Happening Nowll Shirley storm-damaged tree. Stephen Dorff. mki.) (R) fin Starao) [C N N ] Sporta Tonight Anchors: Fred 1962. (E) Victory Garden (CC). may loss partialel ownership] cof the dinar if a Christa Denton, Louis Tripp. 1987. Rated 3 Comiwtl Hickman. Nick Charles. 2:25AM [M A X ] Eros America hit way. PG-13. fin Stereo) TPFIVRCAR RMTAJ C [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Anolhar Woman'a [C N N ] Big Story con man has hii 3 MOVIE: 'Joy of Sex' Two teenagers [ESPN ] AWA Championship Wrastling 2:30AM 3 Tales From the Darkside C M d 'A happky maniad woman fktde her 8:00PM CID Sea World'a AB-Star Lone set out to loss thak vkgkilty at ^ cost. T w o Far East travelers claim a spoiled brat 5:00PM (X) css Sporta Saturday 12:00AM 3 Diet Patch Ufa draadcaly changed whan her huaband Star Calabratlon From Sea World of MIchaka Meyrkik. Camaron Dye. Lisa Lan- as Lo Pun's next heir to the throne. 8CRMKV DCA hi SIV Schadulad: NCAA man'a and woman'a 3 l ABC News (CC). 3 Tales From tha OarksMa Nightmares bringa hia Nagititnata daughtar homa to Texas: a celebration of Texas' cuhursl heri­ glols. 1984. 3 Homa Shopping Overnight Service track and held championahipa. (80 mki.) 3 ) Nottdaro UnMtion tage includes parformances by Natalie - haunt a dying mobster (Abe Vigoda) who SERVING AMERICA llva with them. Linda Levin, Tony LoB- 3 Spenaet; For Hbe (C Q Hawk taktre (2 hra., 30 mki.) ianco, Joyca Van Patten. 1983. (Live) Ifi) Throb Sandy's Chriatmaa party is dis- Cola. Fabian, Waylon Jennings and the drastic maaaures to gain poearaaloo of a accepts a stranger's (Oavk) Chandler) offer MTV DM TOH VNA TV HI FROM TH E (X) W W F Wreetkng Chakanga of an eternal draam. [CN N ] Sports UtanlgM [U S A ] IMOVIE: 'I WaBnd WHh a Zom- nipted whan her (exmar kt-laws arrive. marine mammal stare. Hosts: Patrick Duffy crooked judge's atolao diary. (60 mki.) (R) BEGINNING! Wo'A nuraa gcaa to a Caribbaan Wand to IX) A-Toam [C N N ] Phtnacla and Marie Osmond. (2 hra.) fin Starao) ® MOVIE: 'Mortal Combaf A martial [ESPN] CoBags lacrosaa: NCAA DM- OIBK RMKTV tkm 1 ChampiansNp Qoinp From Syra- 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 traat tha lomblaJka wBa of a troublad (33) Utda Houaa on the Prakio [D IS ] Here's Boomer (X) 33) FamBy DouMe Dare 3 Nslkinal Geographle on Aaaignmant arts master avenges the slayinM of his s^vweeaeMW w w g wife and son. Chan Kuan Tal. Lu Feng. cuae. N.Y. (? hn.) (R) man. Francaa Oaa, Tom Conway. Jamaa (XD 3 Probe (CC) A renowned sciance- Jeans YaagerYeager aand------n d ^ " “W ' ■ -i-' ' ’ P I R M K V . ' — O K o jo k [M A M MOVIE: Th e Outlaw Joesy .. around 1982 ITS A SURE THNGI EKaon. 1943. Wales'^A Confsderats soldier baccxnas an fiction writer is convinced that his house ia plots who mads a non-sti 3 ) Juadn WMaon'a Louiolana Cookin' - haumed by an extraterrestrial visitor. (60 tha work); marine biologist Earls: tu- 3 MOVIE: Thank You Mr. Moto' Six 2:55AM [MAX] movie: TIw Ba«av- Outdoora outlsw after nitMasa Union sokkera des­ tcrofls to the tocrat of a fabukxw Ganghia VKBKVKAH RMKIHIVK 2:10PM [C N N ] llaafitiwaak troy hia farm and kW hia famly. Clkit East- min.) (R) Ipa ki Hokand. (60 mki.) ara' A aarles of bizarre murders leads a Khan hidden treasure bring savan paopis pokes psychologiat to the leaders of an an­ (8 ) Saint wood. Chief Dan George. Sondra Locks. (33) MOVIE; '10' Caught ki a mid-life [C N N ] HaadSna News 2:30PM S fUdaonga (R) (kt Starao) togethar. Peter Lorre. Sidney Blackmer, cient ralgioua cult ki present-day Manhat­ MNVLZVJM. il8anri;pBtpr BrraUi 3)TopoGigk> 1976. Rated PG. (In Starao) crisis, a man pursues his dream girt. Dudley [U S A ] Alfred Hitohooefc Presents S Make YoumaN at Homa (R) Moore. Julie Andrews. Bo Derek. 1979. John Carrsdkie. 1937. tan. Martin Sheen, Halan Shaver, Robert (B ) Frugal Goumnat (R) (In Starao) (X ) LHsetyloa of the Rich and L o ^ . 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) PREVibuS SOLUTION; "My wife doesn't care taliat I do S3) Campaonato Europoo da Futbol: 7:00PM ® MOVIE; 'I, Monotor' TNa acianco fic­ Mrhen I'm away — as long as I don't enjoy myaalf." — Laa [C N N ] Nowawatoh Famous Japanese bWonakaa; actress 3 MOVIE; 'Jerk Too' A naive young Oran Btolana ocrilta Union Sovialloa (2 white boy. raised by a poor block Southern tion tfiriler la ki the Jakyl «id Hyde vain, 3:00AM (33) SoM QoM in Cancart Trevino. [E S P N ] Horaa Racing: Ohio Darby One- Stapfania Kramer ("Hunter"); comic Ya­ Christopher Lea, Peter Cuahkig, Mka hra.) kov Smirnoff. (60 min.) (R) family, goes to Los Angeles for the wad­ Continued. [C N N ] NotwanigM (Bl Maka YouraaH at Homa and-one-eigth milaa raca for three-year-old Raven. 1972. M f <. ; ; n f ? i MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June tB, i»M - W tt - MAWCHgSTER HERALD. Saturday, Sm » iwa ’ ' V '-' ^ . *■•* M ^ » • 7t> /VD ,eAO t o a d *’ TMOMZIMUS m m . A s t r o g r a p h ir.i«0H'NePNE5WW5MV' Fliszli 8ut-.8oT fo VoL' (jOVT ARE T Vouzzla w a r o GfNTUMeff.O)M j yNtne'cm ACROSS 5 Soft food pose o' VooR interpret the comments of others, you PAfXioid PR w u /en-/ gosto : g e t < % u r 6 Roman road BI1DDE3 E3C;ilI3EIB >8AP 9 oV KICKS NOW.' might respond erratically. ^ A t i t i r y Of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your heart­ 1 DIa dots 7 Robot H E E m n n m e d ic im e n ANY LIFE A ^ r t h d a y S Hogs 8 Coin'ofthe (ilNP? eeACH strings, as well as your purse strings 9 Male swan realm u can be easily accessed today. Be care­ 12 ______9 Listof bricks of n THEN you Jun* ig, 1988 ful they are not played upon by some­ 13 On tha roof of performers o DPOVA/fV-^ one with ulterior motives. In the year ahead you may enter Into 8A0ITTARIU8 (No«. 23-Dec. 21) In­ 14 Eastarn tida 10 Amorous look D 15 Matal tuba 11 Howl* several unusual but Interesting partner­ stead of thinking for yoursell today, 16 Soccar star ship arrangements. Mutual benefits will there's a chance you will let others 19 Bull (Sp.) make decisions for you. Unfortunately, 17 Cunning result It allied with the right people. 21 Wading bird GEMINI (May 21-Jun* 20) An Important their judgment may bo much more Im­ 18 Accounting 23 Earthenware Jar decision should not be made today If practical than yours. tarm C A rrA IN E A S V by Creek* A C «M l« 25 Mormon State you only have sketchy information to CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) There's 20 Says from 26 Former B work with. Be sure you have all the facts a possibility that something important mamory Communist HE 1$ BEIN6 HELP T BV THE □ B D O D D before making a judgment. Major you should attend to today might slip ON THE PLANET ( EVIL RULER 22 Collaction of an­ leader PEANUTS by Cbatlac M. Bchuli changes are ahead for QemIni In the your mind. To be on the sate side, make MAI AgCHUR. A kOOMTAR. imals 27 Government O L L E El BBBBBB coming year. Send lor your Astro- a list of what needs doing. it’s A BAP SIGN WHEN you 24 Playing agent (comp, Al l I l | e | y | s| 7POOR SPIKE..HE 6ET5 50 Graph predictions today. Mail $1 to As­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) If your marble wd.) LONELV OUT THERE ON THE START talking TO THINGS., tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. participate In a social activity today that 26 Fully 28 Fictional story 43 Maka lass 52 Eat sparingly Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. has elements of competition, try not to 29 Downy duck PE5ERT, HE STARTS TALKING, CANCER (Jun* 21-July 22) You might take yourself or the game too seriously. 30 Blunt dans* 54 Faals sorry 33 Comadian 31 Other 45 Basaball hit th e c a c t u s .. attempt to do something on your own Lose or win with grace. PISCES (Feb. 20-6lai«b 20) There are Conway 32 Furrows 47 Dancer about today Instead of hiring an expert. Being penny-wise and pound-foolish <»uld Indications that you could have soma 34 King of Norway 35 Feudal astata Jaanmsir* 65 Lat it stand cost more In the long run. drop-ins today who might pop In at an 36 Long garment 38 Musical 49 Shoshonaans 37 _ _ angle 56 Existanc* LEO (July 23-Aiig. 22) Someone you re­ Inconvenient time. Be ready for the character 50 Bor* cently met may not be all they pretend unexpected. 39 Vary dry 40 Actor Bruce _ 51 PortabI* lodge 59 651, Roman 41 Landing boat to be. Give yoursell ample time to get to ARIES (March 21-AprH I t ) In your de­ 1 1 9 4 1 it 10 11 L know this person before getting sires to expedite a critical family matter 42QkMy today, you might unintentionally con­ 44 Sawing aid* Involved. 11 14 6-ie VNMM> (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) It’s best not tribute new complications If you do 4SD*efchand to champion a cause U x l^ that you al­ things erratically. ARLOANOJAWt byJhMbyJabneen 48 Away IB 17 HAOAWTMEMOlWlE byWkEraawta______ready know Is unpopular with your com­ TAURUB (AprN aOJNay 20) Your pre­ 'rtWCANfTHEAD'] 49 VoeaiiMd panions. It will only serve to produce a sent financial condition Is rather deli­ S3 iMadieai It IT'LL C O & r You 1/ 7 0 ^ 0i/CfeX9 ? / fio iff I G iio c ON A LEMON agi=oce barrier Instead of a bridge. cate. Be carahji you do not tip over the assistant -TOO 0UCK:S t o '(O U g a y t h a t V f lT H o U T I c o n e OUT OP M Y OFFICE UBRA (BapL 23-Oct 23) Today you apple cart with extravagant spending 57 Man's garment could be a trifle more vulnerable whisre today. 58 Novaiist FlS 'lOUP 0PA T UAUGHlt^G ?/ Bagnoid It M 37 1 y 60 No if*, and* or 31 M------^ B rid s c 61 Saaaagla il8 62 Touch 37 63R**idu* D ensure that your side gets a plus score. 64 Collaction 43 In today's competitive d e^ we ad­ V* NORTH S-IS-n 68 Abominabia m ♦ K2 mire the clever defender littln g East snowman T 10 a 6 s who made a casual play that netted an 66 This (Sp.) extra trick. But should hU play have M to ■ffm/3tax,///iS ♦ - - - ♦ AJ108763 worked? DOWN West led the iqueen M spades against I 'V-- V ■ r'- ’. 37 -IMEPNAHrOM byt**NBi»By»*ny AUlVOOb byl WEST EAST six hearts. Declarer rose with dum­ GQJ10964 GA85S HEEPHM4NOT. IFlTRE1URN»,.wel IWI NOT CERTAIN AN . my's king, and East won the ace. JHENVOU • a r s w WELL, AT LEAST; .WHATPO/ LOOKS T^E 2 Howswaat — B1 ir r W’ -- TKQ2 WHERE DIP iTMAT MY TEKV WE DOX LIKE TMEVRE. * WENT TO HAVE NO WEAPONS , ELEPHANT GUN j ‘There was no doubt in Eiast's mind >O UG ET WHn(\ WERE. auY i 3 ^^OFTHEBie 6AQ984S 6J76I VES... ITH'ONE! LEFT 34 wAseum iR. AMNSriT.HAVEyDU. WOULD BE , that South bad started with only a sin­ THOSE 3 Burst* POWERFUL I »4 * t i BEADS? FOOrfPIUMIB, gleton spade — surely West would WEFOUNDil 4- Symptom J MIOUGH. SOUTH 18 have a ^-card suit for his spirited of cold (01988 by NEA. Inc. m WHIT/ ♦ 7 R5R TH bidding. It was also apparent to East T A J9754 titot declarer would have no trouble N scr ♦ K105 GKQS getting to dummy to finesse against the K-Q of hearts. So six hearts would Vulnerable: Both be set ^ y one trick. What could he do D ealer South 'to-change declarer’s plan? At trick f, tiio, East returned the trine of clubs to THAT SCRAMBLBO WORD OAMB West North Easl'-''^ Ssath ' ' 0 by Hm l Arnold andBdbLs* 1 4 ' itoclarer’s king, but now what was de- tfexrPH^-.m rm ir 4 4 4 4 Pass darer to do? If the nine of dobs was a unsoramUs Ihsas lour Jumbi**, 2 4 Pass 5 4 Pass 5 4 , 'singletaa, and West waa allowed to one IsMSf to each squswjo tarn • V,/ win a trick with a sindetoB iw art hon­ .1 lourombiaiysnRi*. 5 4 6 4 DbL Pas* -mCBPiMlJOfM byArtI .byOaao.Vowiatl Pass Pass or, then East would be aU e to m ff a r«VBRV0NCBMAWHIL6 iclnb lead from West So dadarer E2EZZQ2I OOVOU HM/EJ , I U7V6 TOBLOW Opening lead: 4 Q I banged down the aoe of hearts and was THAtHASKeve^; eUTI^TME^MAAMNe ANVLOOSR''^ r THER MINOS UKG I set two tricks. HAve io o evk coMsipepspV CHANGE? THAT FWcncuuwaY trsoNgLess, n r m Declarer should have avoided this HOW Few eems-v^tf£ trap. The vigorous bidding by West up LEFT IN IHOUSrPF.l^^g ^ ^ CDMceweP^ t w W I I ^ )/ to the five-spade le v d (netrinded bis H TT LAHZE Tricked holding a singleton heart plus two lit­ KAFMUD, tle dubs. So how could the play by TXII Li_ out of a trick East be anything but a ploy to cajole South into playing the ace o f hearts? PORRAL By James Jacoby WHAT t h a t POPULAR CHRP Although high drama in bridge often James Jacoby’s bo

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usvafand by a laser beam that alao picks (BI Mastsrpisos T naatra: The lost Untight/Out see'e parole board. Sissy Spacek, Jeff up more riniatar axtrsterrastrial guests. Plaos on Earth (C C) Ths race to tha South ) 0 Sports Machine Daniels. KeKh Szarabajka. 1985. Lea Thompson, Jeffrey Jones, Tkn Rob­ Pole bac^s ki 1907 at Royal Nuvy Capt. INTIHATB J o n d a y , C o n t i B a c d bins. 1988. Ratsd PG. (In Stereo) [CNN] Newsday Robert Falcon Scott and Norwegian ax- Sunday, Jane 19 STRANOERS [M A X ] MOVIE: T ru a Grit' A one-eyed piorsr Roald Amundsen publicly announce 0 Christian Ufastyla Ntagazlna [DIS] Jesse Owens Story The life of U.S. marahal and a Texas Ranger help a thak goala. (90 mki.) Pan t of 6. (R) 0 Bast of Olaaaon Reggie Van Glaaton Jessa Owens is traced, inching his train­ teen-ager tasking to avenge har father's Sally Blenton ing at Ohk) State, his record-breaking track poitrav* > woown w h o u road to stardom kean, KakI Humar. 1984. Rated PG. [C N N ] Waak In Ravisw NI'b girifriand (Audrey Maadowa) goat to murdar. Wayne won an Oacar. John tha moon; Kramdtn and Norton brave tha (Teri Oarr) returns performance at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, is intsmiptad by har fondnaat for pan- [USA] AbwoH r p iS ] Ehris Praatay: A M ia horn Hawaii 5:00AM (G ® Honw shopping Ov- (86 Oral Roharta caksa. Larakw Nswman co-stari. (In Wayne, (Slen Campbell, Kkn Darby. 1969. mid-Atlantic ki a Kfsboat; dumty Fonwick ^jMnSSonno^^ i0rt om^« 1 to her husband and his humanitarian ventures and ultimate Ratsd G. Elvia nsalay parfocma toma of hit biggsat Babbitt ((aaaton) praparat ctksa on a con­ SilWl*j S I World Tomorrow business failure. (90 min.) Part 2 of 2. Stereo) 5:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hunk' A hits ki this concert otiginaly shown world- JefT (Stacy Reach) computer nerd sells his soul to the devil In [T M C ] MOVIE: 'The BaHavsrs' A sarias veyor bah. (2 hrs.) [C N N ] Sports Rovlow ® Robert SchuHar ^ : 3 0 P M ( B N BA Finals: Detroit Pia- wida, liva via aataMla. (90 mki.) after almost a [ESPN] Golf: 1987 U.S. Open high­ exchange for a muscular aummer body. of bizarre murdsra leads a poUcs piycholo- 0 Page FHty Sevan Incal. ft [D IS ] S M t of Walt Dhtioy Praoonts (60 83) Nuastra FamWa lights. Featuring champion Scott Simp­ tona at Los Angalea Lakers Game Six. if John Alien Nelson, Deborah Shelton, [ESPN ] Chositoadkig (R) min.) decade In a Viet­ gist to tha leaden of an ancient raNgious 0 Spiritual Ufa Crusada (B) Sesame Straet (CC). (R) son. (60 min.) (Taped) naceuatv. H a sixth game ia not necet- James Coco. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) cuh ki prsaem-day Manhattan. Martin [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Rolalng Arbons' After [U S A ] Night FHght: Now Sounds namese POW [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hender­ sary, CBS Sports Sunday wHI air at this Sheen, Helen Stiaver, Robert Loggia. discovering that they can 1 have childran. a [CNN]NIN] Sports Toniglit /Lnehora: Fred S3) Funtaatie World of Harma-Bailisra (S I House for aH Saaaorw camp, in "Intimate sons' (CC) A Washington family's life is dma. (2 hra., 30 mki.) (Live) 5:30PM 1987. Rated R. (ki Starao) young c o u |m dacidaa to borrow an kifant Hickmankman, Mck Chaifat. 5:05AM [H B O ] m o v i e : I h o Q M ’ [C N N ] Daybreak Strangers," a' turned upside down after they run into Big- ® Bpaotaciilar World of Quinnsss Ra- GD UnMakm an al Daporta Comentarioa [U S A ] IMOVIE: 'Murder Me, Murdar qukit from a wealthy local famtiy. Nicolta [U S A ] Youth Saerota of ths Stars Monsters strosm up from ths bowels of' y reaumen del acontecer daportivo por hell after two kids disturb a hole left by the [D IS ] Good Morning Mlckayl foot during a camping trip and take the cords Scheduled: a race between surf res­ You' Private aye Mika Hammer tats off on C m , Holy Hunter, Tray Wilaon. 1987. CBS movie airing Jesai Lotada y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) 12:00AM C B A t tha Movlas f t removal of a storm-damaged tree. Ste- [E S P N ] Rumilng and Racing lumbering creature hdme. John Lithgow, cue squads ki Australia; a plane with the a wild aaarch to protect tha daughter ha Rated PG-13. (In Starao) SUNDAY, JU N E Melinda Dillon. Margaret Langrick. 1987. world's kmgaat wkigtpan. (R) I why har mother C B Friday tha 13th: The Sarias (60 mki.) phsn Dorff, Christa Denton, Louis Tripp. [HBO ] Advantursa of Tom Sawyer Af­ @ Craativa Living nsvtr know and find out w' [M AX] MOVIE: 'Oardm of Stans' (CC) 19. (Rebroadcast) Rated PG. (In Stereo) died. Stacy Ksach, TanyaraRobaru. I 1963. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ter Tom asks Bscky to marry hkn, she ® B Mundo dsi Box Campeonatos y hi- GD 9 to 5 Martha lata Feib stay at har A caraar Army ofRcar finds hknsalf at odds C B O a la s with an stgar young racnih over Amarica'a learns he was engaged once before. [USA] Master chaa antra boxsadoras intamacionakis. apartment after hie wife kicka him out. 7 :3 0 P M (3) Odd Coupia 0 S I » T r a k 5:30AM d ) l Love Lucy Comantatiataa: Jorga Berry y Luia Moreno. Invohrtmtnt ki Vlatnam. Jamas Caan, An- [U S A ] Cartoons CHECK IISTINGS GD Sea Hunt Using state-of- [C N N ] Nawamakar Sunday ® INN Nows 1:30PM (90 mki.) (B ) WMd Amarloa (C O A varisty of beau­ jallca Huston, Jam tt Eari Jonaa. 1987. 0 S200 a Day for tha NaM 20 Yoors FOR EXACT TIME the-art science. Jenny tricks a sty crook tiful and deadly wild cats, kidudkig tha )a- Rated R. (in Starao) [CNN] Monsywsak 8:30AM CB Plsatlcmsn [E S P N ] SpaodWsak 6:00PM (B CBS Nawa 0 Orange Bloaaom raatlval Pmda who’s out to cover up a milflon-dotlar swin­ , mountain Hon. lynx, bobcat and oca- From Klaakninaa. Fla., this fkat annual par- [E S P N ] U.S. Open OoN: Third Round; CB World Tomorrow dle. (R) [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Justths W ay You Are' CB Natkinal Geographic Specialized ca- [TM C ] MOVIE: 'HaH Moon Strsar An (R) attractivs sconomica axptn baoomaa an- adt highlightt a thrsa-dsy fMttval that ki- from BtooUino. Mass. (2 hrs.) (R) Trsaaure MaH (O O A handicapped young woman con- maras and imaging devicaa uricover mi­ r CB (X) Major Uagua Baaaball: PfiHadelphia croscopic Ufa in minuta detail, penetrate [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz maaliad ki political kitri|)ua whan alia ba- dudaa s notional high achoo) marching [U S A ] Night FHght: Night FHght Does Phillies at New York Mata (3 hrs.) (Live) ceala har (tiaability while vacationing at a recaps tha waakand of tha world of gkit moonlighting at a paid atcon ki Ijon- band competition. Grand marahal: astron­ OlDavIdPaul French ski retort. Kristy McNIchol. Michael g^xiee, freeze movement a ^ unravel to ths Movlaa A Coming Attractions iporta. don. Sigourney Waovar, Mktiiaal (Mna, aut L. Gordon .Cooper. IS Tom and Jerry (S ) (S ) Major League BaaebaN: Boston ^ Ontkaan, KakI Hunter. 1984. Rated PG. myaterias about anciam Egyptian mum- M y Neighbor's RsHglon singer called Dixie. Burt Reynolds. A n Car­ Rad Sox at Baltimore Orioles (2 hrs., 30 miea. (60 min.) [ESPN] NFL Yaarboak: 1B87 Washing­ Patrick Kavanagh. 1888. Rated R. 0 Hogan's llawaa 6:00AM S) (8 ) Wyrrtt Earp 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN ] On the Manu [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Miradsa' (CC) A Latin ney. Jerry Reed. 1975. min.) ton naaaklm - Second to Nona (Tapad) [U SA ] Covar Story CB OHHgan'a Island American Indian chief's daughter it cured GD MOVIE: 'Fool for Lova' A hard-nosed 0 C o m b a tl 1 0 :3 0 A M CB bialda WM ibigtan ClaasHlad 18 " GD Tony Brown's Journal QD HssdHns Nows (39 by a surgeon who's been spirited away rodeo cowboy faHa in love with a sultry girl 8:00PM (BI .8haWrola(CO 9:30PM ( B ® Dust (C C) Lkida't 30th 0 NHami Vlaa (CC) The dtlactivos kt- CDGBRgan'aMand from America by a pak of bumbling who atira Na pataion. Sam Shepard, Kim At an angaMmant parparty for tha offspring vattigats a ralroad bordalo and neatly QD Chrlstophsr Clossup (86 MOVIE: 'Wantad: The Sundancs (3) Major Uagua Baseball: Boston Rad bkthdqy party tends Laura kilo a taltpki 83) Nkros Olvhlados da kis Oshsrrta (60 CB Baaday Showplaea of Homaa Woman' The Sundance woman is pursued Sox at Battimora Orfolae (3 hrs.) (Live) crookk. Tom Conti, Teri Gatr. Paul Rodri­ Basinger, Randy Quaid. 1985. of two fsudkig comadiana, ths father of whan Ban arrives with Nkia. (ki Stereo) thort-ckcuH tha candkiacy of a gubama- (Stllnsight mki.) torial candklata. (60 mki.) (R) (hi Starao) ® Lava Beat by a tough lawman and has a risky alliance ® Wiki Kingdom guez. 1886. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (S) Runaway With tha Rich and Famous ths bride ia stabbed In tha back. (60 mki.) [U S A ] HoBywood Inaidar (G ) Cormaclkut: Now (b) Stsrso) [C N N ] PoHties '8S ¥Vfth Pancho VHIa. Katherine Ross. Steve [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Amorican Nkija 2: The Isabel Sanford ("The Jeffarsona") in (R) 0 TWINglit Zone (SI Thla Old Houao (CC). (R) Forest. Hector Elizondo. 1976. GD Campaonsto Europao da Futbol: ® Tiacay UNman [D IS ] You and Mo. Kid Cunhontatlon' Tw o Gla face off with a Spain; the West (jerman city Baden- CB ® Amsrlca'a Most Wantad 10:00PM (B 0 Sans Scott [DIS] Now Advsnliiras of Wbmla ths ( S Throa Bloogaa Alemsnia Occidental contra Espana (2 Show Skatchea feature Tracey UNman at Pooti Muppets drug kkigpki who's turning American sot- Baden; Florida’s Amalia Island. (R) [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Goodhyo. Mr. Chips' (S) hrs.) (B ® MacGyvsr (CC) titiacGyvar jour- a former 'BOt (tiac jockey, a commoditiaa [C N N ] World Report First Run M ) Cenvataatlona With diera Into nkija sasasaina. Michael Dudi- nays to tha Northwatt where ha diacovars The story of a British schoobnastar whose [E S P N ] bralda the PGA Tour (S) McLaughlin Group (R) [CN N ] Moneywaak (2 ) Buttin' Loose Rudey signs up for a Big broker who breaks out kito song, and neu­ ® Para Oanta Qianda Programs da Is koff, Steve James. Larry Poindexter. Brother (Ted Lange) when Sonny becomes an abandonsd oil tanker, a tstror-ttricken [E S P N ] Wolar Skiing: I B M World Jot sense of humor endears him to his stu- [HBO] Saabart (3 ) Police Woman rotic pro golfsr Kid Howatd-Smith. (R) (In S U Finals, from lake H avasu. A rb . (60 dsnu and also makes him attractive to a Csdana. [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Foreign Body' A twist 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) too preoccupied with making money for a survivor, and what appsart to be ths la- ® Meet the Press (CC). of fete turns an unemployed Indian immi­ Starao) mki.) (Taped) glamorous London music-hal star. Peter [M A X] NIOVIE: 'Proisot X' (CC) An Ab laam to Read 1 4 : 0 0 P M MOVIE: 'Going in Style' trip to Jamaica. (R) gandary Bigipat. (60 mki.) (R) (In Stereo) IB) grant into one of London's most popular (33) (B N o w a O'Toola, Patula (3ark. Mkdiaal Redgrave. Force pilot uncOvsrs top-saerst biforma- ® CherMe'e Angele Three friends, living on welfare and social (^ (S) Nawa (S) Star Tiak: Ths Naxt Oansndan (60 [U S A ] Changing Lffaatylaa: Tw o Years tion ralated to the spscialiad trabikig pro­ [CNN ] Nawamakar Sunday physicians. Victor Barierjee, Warren to Financial Froadom 1969. Itatad G. (bi ^erao) Modem Maturity (CC). security, decide to spice up their lives by mki.) ® INN News gram ha is krvolvsd with. Matthew Broder- [ESPN ] TN a Waak ki Sports (60 mki.) Mitchell. Geraldine McEwan. 1986. Rated ® Facaa of Japan [U S A ] Night FHght: Take-ONto Fsthars robbing • bank. George Bums, Art Carney, 0 flood Naighbara M , Helsn Hum, BM Sadtor. 1987. Rated [CNN] Newsday PG-13. (In Stereo) ( 9 Outar Limits (3 ) MOVIE:'Sunahins Soya'After a long 12:30AM CB Ufaitylaa of tha Rich of Video [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Arthur' A drunken, ha- Lee Stratberg. 1979. oaparation, twp formar vaudavNa partnara (2 ) World Vlaion and Famous (60 mki.) (R) PG. donlstie young mWonabs falls in leva with [D IS ] Welt Disney Presents: Goofy's 2:00PM CB @6 U.S. Opm GoH: Final (H NWA Pro Wrestling 9 MOVIE: 'For tha Lova of BanJl* Benji reunite to renew thak friandahip and thak (2) Hug Tight 6:10AM [CNN] Itaalthwaelc [TM C] MOVIE: 'EvH Under ths Sun' a middh-clatt waltrstt. Dudlsy Moors, Salute to Father Goofy as a typical father, Round From The Country Ckib in Brook­ tniffs out a bogus O A) i agent in Athena, 0 3 8 on Sparta (S6 MOVIE: 'InthaHaatofthaNIght'A feud. (Ssorga Bums, Walter Matthau, Ri­ Agatha Chrlstis's Hsrcula Pobot bivesti- Liza MktnaM, Sb John Gitigud. 1981. is the star of this show which is dedicated line. Mass. (3 hrs.) (Live) Greece. Patay (jarrett, Ed Nelson, (Cynthia [CNN] I 0 Kaye to Succaaa (R) 6:15AM (H) Davoy A OoHath baklgeram Miatitaippi sheriff and a black chard Bac^amki. 1976. gates an actress' murdar at an sxdusivs Ratsd PG. to dad. (60 min.) Smith. 1977. • ----- a aas-s- *» -»----- a 0 Podria Ustsd Adtigatar? (33) MOVIE: 'Hardly Woriting' An out-of- Phkw W iia detective team up to solve a ( S Arana FoMbal: D stn lt Driva at Los [ESPN] D m . . fiaiionM niQn ocnooi 6:30AM GD vista Adriatic island rasort. Pstsr Ustinov, Jane [MAX ] MOVIE: 'Ookig Apal' Three or­ [E S P N ] Golf: 1982 U.8. Open high­ (S ) WondaiWaffca (Cq. wiwnipiotiwi^i FfXMH Orlando, Fla. (60 Bbkki, Janies Mason. 1982. Ratsd PG. work clown juggles slapsticks and senti­ bizarre murder in tMt five-time Oscar win­ Angolas Cohraa (2 hra., 30 mki.) [DIS] Jsaae Owens Story Ths life of CB Oral Roberts angutans hold the purss iirbigt to a young lights of champion Tom Watson (R) ment in his bumbling attempt to join the mki.) f t ner. Sidiiay Poitier, Rod Steiger. Warren ® Star Tiak: llta Next Qanaration (CC) I2 l 0 FamBy TIas (CC) Stsvan ovaraasa Jeaaa Owens ia traced, including hb traki- man's SB-mWon btheritanca. Tony Danza, [M AX] MOVIE: 'True QiW A one-eyed working world. Jerry Lewis, Susan Oliver. CB It's Your Busbiass 9 : 0 0 A M CB Sunday Mombig (CC) (90 Oatat. 1967. Ttw EntsrpriM crew it hit with an kifac- a revival of his sami-autobiographical play [U S A ] Robert Klein Tima kig at Ohio State, his racord-braakkig track mki.l Danny DsVHo. Jsssica Wahtr. 1981. U.S. marshal and a Texas Ranger help a 1981. tioua vkua whila tha away team lightt to parfomianca at ths IB M Bariki Otympica, (11) Christian Sdertce Monitor Reports R st^P G . . depleting Ufa ki the fras-tpimad'60s. (R) Currant Affair teen-ager seeking to avenge her father's (3 ) MOVIE: 'Desert Rats' An English (2 ) SpattaWorid: U.S. vs. U.S.S.R. ki reacua mala fugitive, on a famale- 10:30PM (B and hb humanittiian ventures and uitimata HaadHne Nows C B D .J. Kat (In Starao) (3) [TMC ] MOVIE: 'MuncMas' A Panivian murder. Wayne won an Oscar. John captain forces his desperate men to hold a VodaylMlI U.S. va. Soviet Union ki VoHey- dombiatad planat. (60 mki.) (R) CB Barmy HIM buakiota fakura. (90 mki.) Part 2 of 2. CBBoatShow ® Noturs (CC) Tha many ways anknsl ( S Discover archaaokM)ical dig uncovers s wsbd, junk Wayne, Glen Campbell. Kim Darby. 1969. strategic outpost aMinst the North African ball, from Villanova, Pa.: Badminton Horse [C N N ] Nawawatch artisans buld thak-homsa uakig a varisty 0 Caiaan'a (Xmady Claaaica [U S A ] Look at Ma Now CBJataona food-craving alisn ersanirs. Harvey Kor- Rated G. blitzkreig. Richard Mirton, James Mason, Trials, from England: U.S. vs. China in ® Ring Around the World widowsr. sdivorcaa. 0 Jim m y Bwaggart man, Chatlst Stratton. 1987. Rated PG. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'HaH Moon Street' An Robert Newton. 1953. Springboard Diving, from Largo, Fla. (2 [D IS ] 21/2 Dade A of matariala. (60 mki.) (R) (ki Starao) 12:55AM [HB0]M0V1E: 'Lustbitha Defenders of the Earth (CC). Q3)Haa Haw a bachelor and thak 6va dikdran move ki attractive economics expert becomes en­ hra.) (Taped) 0 MOVIE: Ths Hatoss of Talaniaik'A 0 Yaa. MMstor DusY (C O Outiowa race to find a tratture (39 Kanrrath Copahnd 1 0 :4 5 A M 186 Jewish Ufs I (S ) Joseph Campbell end the Power of togaihar to beat tha high c o tu of housing. butbd ki tilt town of CNN Varda, New [C N N ] Style With Elsa KIsnsch meshed in political in t r i^ when she be­ I S Romagnoli'a TaMa: Sicilian Treats bandofrsaiatancafl|ihtarstnani|Mtodat- 0AikthslManagsr (® Bugs Bunny Myth: With Bill Moyers (CC) Topics: (60 min.) Mexico. Tab Hunter, Dhritia, Lakib Kazan. [DIS] Mouserdso 11 :O O A M CB Face the Natkm gins moonlighting as a paid escort in Lon­ (R) troy a haavy-watar plant the Gormana plan death, sacrifice and rebiah in agriculture- ■ to aoiza in order to manufactura ths atom (B) Advantura (CC) A yearlong expedi­ IM S . Rated R. 8 9 Sasama Street (CC). CB WWF WrsstHng (XiaHange don. Sigourney Weaver. Michael Caine, based societies; the importance of sacred S Grsateat Sporta Laganda: Claaa of [U S A ] Talaa of tha Oold NIankay [M A X ] MOVIE: 'M y Scienca Pta]act' bomb. Kkfc D o u ^ , Richard Harris, LMa tion tradng Royal Navy Cam. Roban Patrick Kavanagh. 1986. Rated R. places. (60 min.) Pan 4 of 6. '87 (60 mki.) 1:00AM CB Nahad city (CC) A high school student's n e ^ - (3 ) CbaiHe's Angela CBOIsoovar 6:30PM CB (B ® Newt Jacobson. 1965. Scon'a fatd 1912 trek to tha South Pola. [U SA ] All-American Wrestling discovered scieiKa project gels out of ® Maude CB Knight RMsr © ) Mysteryl: Brat Farrar (CC) Simon (S I Joy of Painting (31 Bast of Saturday Night Uva (60 mki.) C B Dom DaLuiaa Show control. John Stockwall, D a n i^ Von Zar- 0 M O V IE :'J a ra m W i Johnson'A 19th- ® World Tonrorrow (31 Naturd Wsight Lose 1 2 r 3 0 P M C S Marblehead Manor Rick schemes to discredit his elder twin as the [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Night Train to Kath­ (2 ) Talas From tha Darkaida Tw o Far camuty sdvantursr abandons tivNzation 0 WarowoH ((X ) Eric ancountart were- C B O tllaa neck, Fisher Stevens. 1985. Rated PG. (In' mistakes a baby for an alien. (R) rest of the Ashby family prepares to wel­ wohrat at a s a a ^ hotel fraquantad by Stereo) (g ) Sosamo Straat (CC). (R) mandu' Whila trying to prove the exist­ East travelera claim a tpokad brat as Lo for life ki tha Rocky Mountain wtidsmaae. 0 O d d Coupia (86 Captain Power and the SokHats of come Brat, as Patrick, to Latchetts. (60 ence of a lost N e p^se kingdom, an Amer­ Pun', next heir to the throne. Robert Radford, W H Gear, Stefan Giar- Janos Skorzany. f t [C N N ] Daywatoh the Fubm IX) High School Bowl min.) Pan 2 of 3. (R) 0 TV 's Bloopara and Pioetioal Joksa 6:35AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Sevan Mbi- ican historian and his teen-ago daughter (2) 3 NBC Nawa aach. 1972. [D IS ] M OVIE: 'King Crab' Tw o brothare Doc Savarinaon and country tkigar Lea Rad Real GD Connecticut Beat meet up with a noble young prince. Pemell utM In Haavn* (CC) Three Ohio teens [D IS ] Donald Duck Praaanta (S) to [C N N ] Week in Review ® Carlos Oordsl a Colar (60 mki.) turn tha family huakwaa kito a battis- Graanwood are tiib week's victima of makes their first steps toward adulthood. (S) Muppets Roberts, MWa Jovovich. Edilie Castrodad. (231 Age of IntaMgant Machkias An ex­ ground. Barry Nawman, Jeffrey DoMunn, [E S P N ] Motorwaak IHuatratad S IF iu g d Oourmot (bi Stereo) [E S P N ] PBA Bowling: Hall of Fame amination of artificial intetiigance, focusing (£D Evening at Po|M Season Prsmisrs (ki practical joksa. (60 mki.) f t Jennifer Connelfy. Maddie Gorman, Byron (3 ) On the Record Tournament Finals, from St. L ^ ls . (60 1988. Harold Gould. 1980. Thames. 1986. Rated P6-13. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Raiaing Attaona' After (SI It's Your Business on way, it i, nansforming tha wodd’a Starao) [ESPN] Couna to the Amarloa'a Cup discovering thet they can't have chikban, e (S) Connecticut Newsmakers min.) (Taped) [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Aiiwrican Racing economy, society and cuHure. Narrator: in­ [H B O ] Tanner ‘88: Chlkra Ptay (CC) (60 mki.) ® Cotmaetkait Real Estate Showcase Saifaa, from West Allis, Wia. (60 min.) [CN N ] PthnaNawa Tatkiar (Michaal Mutpliy) attends a liolly- 7:00AM CB At the Movies young couple dacidae to borrow an infem ® ) Spotlight on Government [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Terror by Night’ Jewel ventor Raymond Kurzwail. [M A X] MOVIE: ‘RMiatd Piyor • Hots ® Butkisss World (Taped) [E S P N ] SchohMtlo Sports Amarica (60 wood pwty and masts media consultant Robert SchuHor quint from a weahhy locil family. Nicolas thieves go after a fabuloua diamond that and Now' (CC) Richard Pryor ones agaki CB GD Computer Chronicles ® Notidaro Unhriaion mki.) Dorothy Samoff. |ki Stereo) (iege. Holly Hunter. Tray WUson. 1987. ® Tsmas y Dabaiss Holmes and Watson are delivering to its | 4 : 1 5 P M S 6 SporuWorid: U.S. va. pokes fun at anything and everything ki CB 8th Day [C N N ] International Correspondenta [C N N ] Inaida Buainaas Ratsd PG-13. (In Stereo) (BiBodywatchTha ways people attempt new owner. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. U.S.S.R. ki VoKaybaU Jobiad In Pro- 8:30PM(B®Matrlad...WHhCMId- 11:00PM CB CB CB 0 0 News thb concert parfomianca from New Or­ QD Point of View 1946. 9 ^ p A M op Caritiiiy (II Home Show to Improve theb bneget, inducting plaitic [E S P N ] Golf: 1986 U.S. Open high­ gruM U.S. vs. Soviet Union in Volleyball, 7 :00PM ( B 60 Mlnutaa (CC) (60 min.) rsn (CC) Al ia undar^rsasure to have Buck CB Entartainmant TN a Wsok Actraaa- leans. Richard Pryor. 1983. Rated R. (31) Larry Jones iurgery, deep meeteiie. weightliftiiig and lights ^ champion Raymond Floyd. [USA] MOVIE: 'Enola Gay: The Men, from Villanova, Pa.; Badminton Horse C B (E )2 1 Jum p Street Han«>n and Hoffs tha dog nautarad. (R) (In Stereo) tkigar Bamadatte Patera diacuaiaa her [T M C ] M OVIE: 'O M Hsipay' Rutty, tha CB Buga Bufwy/Oaffy Quck (Taped) OS Dhrins Plan aerobics are explorepitcher Monty Stratton refuses to let a try's Man Of The Year. Peter Falk, (Tonald Gram faala hutniiatad whan hit fathar ra- [E S P N ] SportsCantar (60 mki.) [D IS ] Raccoons d ) ® Thia Week With David Brinkley tragic accident mark the end of his career. (3 ) Kodo: Heartbeat Drummers of Ja­ 2:00AM CB New Engbnd Sunday IRI (CC). Pleaaanca. 1973. (3 ) Chartsa ki Charge (CC) Chsriea aub- cahrsa a bloody note from a foul bal at a [H B O ] MOVIE: ‘H n y and tha Handor- 7:30AM CD Wall street Journal Re­ James Stewart, June Allyson. Frank Mor­ pan A profile of a troupe of young musi­ atituts, for an advics columniat. (R) CB Kays to.Bueoaaa [E S P N ] Magic Yaan In Sparta: Hlgh- ( B S 6 Oolf. U.S. Open Continuaa (90 btsabal game, (ki Starao) aons* {pet A Waahkigtan famNy'a llta b port look ths 1965 with GD At ttw Movies gan. 1949. cians and dancers whose performances Ughta 1M B A at year mki.) ® Friday tha 13th: The Sarias Fataktiea turned upeide down after they run kito Big- CB Homa Ihepping OvamIght Sandea Breakthrough . a profils on "Rad" Auerbach. (R) ® Hellnwfc Homes blend traditional and contemporary Ja­ CB 0 MOVIE: 'h's My Turn' (CC) A CB panese drumming. (60 min.) occur when a retarded man uaaa a cursed tbaratod profataor fkida Mia mutt choota foot during a campkig trip and taka the (3 hra.) (X) Road to Seoul An in-depth look at the C B Hawaii Fhra-O kxnbaring creature homa. 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When the examples of photographers seek­ these child- Film etcr movie gives it a tickling kid’s-size Following on the heels of the shoot day finally arrives, almost ing the hot early morning and late adult transfor­ charm. very successful “ A Day in the all the photographers are out afternoon light, a light associated mations that Life of America” and "A Day in before dawn, praying for a with Spain. have been all Robert DIMatteo Would that the bigger charac­ the Life of the Soviet Union,” sunrise, trying to take advantage In addition to a marvelous the rage lately ters had as much appeal. As the publishing entrepreneurs Rick of the early morning light. They’ll cover photo by Cristina Garcia — resulting, long-haired swordsman. Val Smolan and Daiid Cohen have shoot through sunset and beyond, Rodero, I pa^cularly enjoyed alas, in silly, Kilmer at least looks teen-idol just come out with the English up until midnight. the magnificent aerial photos of dumb flicks perfect. Kilmer also makes some language edition of their seventh (On some projects, the weather La Mancha by Swiss photo­ like “Vice Versa” and “Like adolescence. (“ Why?” those of us attempt to play against this book, “ A Day in the Life of doesn’t cooperate. On the shoot grapher Georg Gerster; the pho­ Father. Like Son.” who found the teen years painful perfection, turning his swords­ Spain.” day for “ A Day in the Life of tos of nuns on a convent balcony Surprise! Directed by Penny want to know.) The script has a man into a grudging, dragging- The series began seven years America,” I had high winds, light by Britain’s Barry Lewis, and the (a.k.a. Laverne) Marshall. major weakness, too. in how it his-feet sort of hero. Bob Dol­ ago when Smolan and Cohen snow and bitter cold. Many of the haunting shot of a would-be. “ Big” is funny and poignant — dispose of Josh’s mother for man’s script could give him more asked 100 leading photographers shots I’d planned weren’t flamenco dancer by American more in the realm of speculative much of the picture. But it has to work with, though. That’s the to go to Australia. The result; “ A possible.) photographer Eddie Adams. fancy like “Peggy Sue Got great bits, and is well cast down to down side of a movie that is Day in the Life of Australia.” On the day following the shoot, Of course, there’s excellent Married” and “ Back to the the smallest role. And Hanks essentially a string of mythic Since then, Smolan and (Tohen the photographers return to an photography throughout the Future.” hoists it. GRADE: * * .* (and pseudo-mythic) associa­ have put together books on assembly point to turn in their book, which contains more than NEA photo The main character is Josh, a WILLOW (P G ) This George tions: It doesn’t have much life of America, the Soviet Union, Spain, film and have one last party. (For 275 color and black-and-white its own. GRADE: ★ * Japan, Hawaii and Canada. the book on Spain, more than 3,000 “WILLOW” — Val Kilmer Is the renegade warrior 13-year-old shrimp who wishes he Lucas/Ron Howard fantasy photos. Like its predecessors, the was bigger: The wish is made in blockbuster has received a lot of For each book, tbe pair has rolls of exposed film were submit­ book comes off as an honest look Madmartigan in the new George Lucas/Ron Howard the presence of a carnival bad press for borrowing freely persuaded 100 or more leading ted: 120,000 images in all.) “ A at the good, the bad, the rich and fantasy epic, “Wiilow.” fortune-telling machine, and it from sources ranging from the photographers (over 200 for the Day in the Life of Spain.” like the the poor: the people and their comes true. Enter the full-grown, Bible to "The Hobbit.” Eclectic it New home video U.S. project) to participate. rest of the books in the series, daily lives. hair-on-his-chest Josh, played by most certainly is; needlessly These projects pay little more comes off well despite problems What’s next? Last April. Smo­ ORPHANS (R) Lorimar. Tom Hanks in an enormously gruesome it sometimes is. too — than expenses. The photo­ encountered by Smolan and Co­ lan and C!ohen, who now base HBO pushes video package $79.95. This noj-bad movie ver­ likable performance that reas­ especially for a PG rating. graphers have no voice in the hen. One major difficulty was. their operation in San Francisco, sion of Lyle Kessler’s cryptic play serts this actor's underrated Yet the movie is not the boring editing of their photos—oreven a that the shoot came within weeks asked 100 photographers to photo­ NEW YORK (AP) - Home desire for action-adventure titles failed to find an audience in its skills as light physical comedian. fiasco some havedescribed. It’s a guarantee that their work will of the shoot in the Soviet Union. graph California. That book, a “ A video distributors have many during the summer months," limited theatrical release. Some appear in the book! The head of a New York moderately entertaining fantasy Just think of trying to make Day in the Life of California,” is ways of peddling their wares to said Tracy Dolgin, a marketing of the raw immediacy of the play company (Robert Loggia) thinks pastiche, complete with a cute 'Hie “ Day in the Life” books travel arrangements for more due out in November. movie enthusiasts who normally vice president at HBO. has indeed been lost, but the the grown-up Josh is pretty baby orphan prophesied to save have almost become a cult with a than 100 people; getting them to a Also scheduled for publication only go to the video store to rent or Warner also has an action movie still has strong moments, terrific, too — possessing the sort his people, an evil sorceress small group of regulars who central place from all parts of the iater this year: “ Christmas in buy the blockbusters or the hot series called “Heroes.” The and pockets of brutal homor. of childlike imagination that queen (Jean Marsh). her beauti­ return year after year, project world; housing and feeding America,” which was shot last movie of the month. movies retail at $19.98 and The film charts the balance of makes for great product ideas, ful warrior-princess daughter after project, along with a con­ them; getting them off to their year over a period of six days. It called packaging — and include “ Heartbreak Ridge," power between two brothers — even as it drives the company’s (Joanne Whalley). a dashing stant mix of newcomers. For a assignments (with an interpre­ “ That should keep us busy for the that’s with a capital P. ^ “ The Road Warrior” and “ Shar- one a thief (Matthew Modine) the corporate slicksters wild with swordsman (Val K ilm er). a com­ few days, it’s like a class reunion. ter, if necessary)^ returning rest of this year,” said publicist While home video fans will ky’s Machine.” other an asthmatic invalid jealousy. Eventually, a tense munity of elves and a fearsome The regulars get to meet and talk them to headquarters and then Patti RichaH, indicating they all flock to fetch Steven Spielberg’s Paramount Home Video has (Kevin Anderson) — and the colleague (Elizabeth Perkins) two-headed dragon. with old friends. The newcomers sending them back home. Then need a rest. “ Empire of the Sun” when “ Double Play” — two movies for enigmatic father-figure of a hood succumbs to Josh’s boyish Kids won’t mind (or probably get the chance to meet some double that, as was the case with Warner Home Video releases it $19.95. Audrey Hepburn stars in (Albert Finney) who comes be­ charm. Of course . she doesn’t even notice) the derivative plot famous photographers. (One of the projects for Spain and the on Aug. 10, many will find it “ Sabrina” and “ Breakfast at tween them. Finney brings a know that he really is a boy. elements, while adults can enjoy the photographers on the shoot in Soviet Union. It’s amazing tiiere difficult to rent, with long waiting ’Tiffany's.” Cary Grant is fea­ creepy flair to his role. GRADE: wasn’t chaos! The movie has its slurpy — the playful dazzle of Lucas’ visual Spain was King Juan Carlos, an Best-SeUers lists. Others might be lured by tured in “ Houseboat” and “ To ★ ■*•*/* “A DAY IN THE LIFE OF SPAIN” avid amateur photographer.) The Spanish language edition of older and less popular movies. Catch a Thief.” There’s aiso “ Up especially in the last third, when effects. the adult characters realize the “ Willow” (lousy title) tumsout . . English-language edition now out And there is time for a party, or the book was released in Spain HBO Video has a summer sales in Smoke” and “ Cheech A two. last fall. The English language program It calls “ Video Thrills," Chong” and “ A Place in the Sun” playfulness they have lost, and to be the name of a dwarf-size (Film grading: -t-ww* excel­ Fiction featuring 11 of its top action with “ Sunset Boulevard.” Josh learns that he can’t skip farmer (Warwick Davis) who lent. ★ ★ ★ good. fair. * poor) movies. 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Constance Penley, who teaches Latin American Spirit: Art and QUESTION: I have been re­ Diego Rivera and Ruffino The show, organized by the QUESTION: My neighbor told Germany and would like to go Medicare won't help pay her give me hef old one. I would like film studies at the University of Artists in the United States ceiving Social Security disability Tamayo. National Gallery of Art in Wa­ me she applied for food stamps at back and visit for a couple of hospital bill because the care she to have a car, but don’t want to NEW YORK (A P ) - Storm Rochester. So. where do movie­ 1920-1970.” a major critical pres­ benefits for the past 4 years and After the Bronx, the exhibition shington. consists of a selection of the Social Security office, but months. I receive SSI checks and is receiving is "custodial.” What take it if having It would reduce King Art Center, Mountainville. goers find latter-day Bogeys and entation of Latin American ar­ my condition has not improved. Is will be seen at the El Paso more than 90 works from the when I went to apply, they told me was wondering if such a trip does that mean? my SSI checks. Will my checks be N.Y.. will present an exhibition of Bacalls? tists. will have its premiere there a time limit on Social Museum of Art. Feb. 27-April 23, Shelburne, Vt., museum's collec­ I had to go to the food stamp Would affect my payments. affected if I take the car? sculpture. ‘ ‘William Tucker: The Science fiction films offer that showing at the Bronx Museum of Security disability beneflts? office. How conne? Would It? ANSWER: Care is considered Am erican Decade. 1978-88.'' “ reassurance of a difference,” 1989; the San Diego Museum of tion of Americana, including ANSWER: It depends on the the Arts Oct. 1. 1988-Jan. 29.1989, Art. May 22-July 16, 1989; the quilts, weather vanes and whir­ ‘‘custodiar* when it is mainly for through Oct. 31. Penley suggests I f there is prior to a national tour. the purpose of meeting personal value of the car. If its current Institute of Puerto Rican Culture, ligigs. decoys, carousel animals, ANSWER: You will continue to ANSWER: Social Security ANSWER: Yes. You are not The British-born sculptor increasingly less practical differ­ The exhibition will include needs and could be provided by market value is $4,500 or less, San Juan, Aug. 14-Oct. 8. 1989; cigar-store Indians, trade signs receive a diabillty benefit as long takes food stamp applications eligible for an SSI check for any works inbronze, wood, aluminum ence between men and women, more than 200 paintings, sculp­ people without professional skills there will be no change, in your and the Center for the Arts, Vero and carved figures. as your condition prevents you O N LY from people who live in a full month you are outside the and concrete. The exhibition there is more than enough differ­ tures and works on paper, featur­ from working. There is no time household where everyone is United States. Once you have or training. For example, custo­ SSI checks. If the value of the car features 17 sculptures installed in ence between human and alien in Beach. Fla., Jan. 28-March 31. ing more than 140 artists whose After its showing in Fort Worth, limit. However, your case will be either receiving or hasapplied for been outside the U.S. for 30 or dial care includes help in walk­ is more than $4,500. check with the center's 400-acre outdoor films such as “ Starman.” or in 1990 work has been carried out in or the exhibition will travel to the reviewed periodically to see if Supplemental Security Income more days in a row. your checks ing. gettinjg in and out of bed. your Social Security office about sculpture park. In addition, there human and cyborg-replicant in influenced by the United States. Denver Art Museum. Oct. 15, there has been any improvement payments. However, the people cannot start again until have been bathing, dressing, eating, and the effect it will have on your are charcoal and oilstick draw- movies such as "Android” or In addition to the United States 1988-Jan. 8,1989; the Los Angeles in yourconditionand wbetberyou at Social Security do not decide if back in the U.S. for at least 30 taking m ^icine. This kind of c'hecks. ingk by the artist on view in the "Blade Runner" or a human and the Commonwealth of Puerto American sampler County Museum of Art. Feb. are still eligible for benefits. And, someone should get food stamps. straight days. If you decide to care is not covered by Medicare, galleries of the center's museum from the present and one from the Rico, the artists represent 14 if you are still eligible when you even if provided in a participating This column is prepared by the building. 16-April 30. 1989; the Wadsworth They forward the application to take the trip, tell the people at future as in "The Terminator,” Spanish- and Portuguese­ NEW YORK (AP) - “ An reach 65, your disability benefit hospital or skilled nursing Social Security Administration Atheneum, Hartford, Conn., June the food stamp office, and that Social Security before you leave. she notes. speaking countries of Central and American Sampler; Folk Art will be automatically converted facility; office in East Hartford. If you 4-Sept. 3, 1989; the New-York office determines a person's Blurred roles South America and the Carib­ from the Shelburne Museum” to retirement benefits. Usually QUESTION: My mother has have a question you’d like to see Historical Society, Oct. 3, 1989- eligibiity and distributes the food bean. The artists include Fer­ will be on view at Amos Carter there Is no change in the amount been in the hospital for several answered here, write to Social ROCHESTER. N Y. (AP) - Latin spirit in art Jan. 7, 1990; and the Worcester stamps. nando Botero. Marisol, Frida Museum. Fort Worth, Texas, of your payment when this weeks. She has Medicare hospital QUESTION: My daughter just Security. Manchester Herald. Sex roles today are blurred, says Art Museum, Worcester, Mass., NEW YORK (AP) - “The Kahio, Jose Clemente Orozco, through Sept. 4. happens. QUESTION; I was bom in insurance, but I've been told bought, a new car and wants to P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. April 15-Aug. 5, 1090. s MANCHESTER HAS IT Work for Kelly. 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FOCUS/Music N ew Books Time for fun aiid refaxatibn Editor’s note; This column is New books at Man­ shadow Scores chester’s Whiton Mem­ Pilcher — The shell seekers prepared by the staff of the Plante — The native Manchester Senior Citizens’ SETBACK — June 10; Bob orial Library; Robinson — Courting Senior jCitizene Brian Setzer is trying to win his fans back Emmo Howe Center. Shubert 132; Edna Zitkovitch 128; FICTION Rybakov — Children of the Mike Haberern 126; Peter Ca- Adorns A. — Quimbv Arbot By Joe Olmlnico sella 124; Bill Stone 123; Anna Although the 28-year-old Setzer was Adams R. — Traveler Sllnoer — Mortal games Aug. 3 — Stencil workshop — By Hlllel Itolle with the Everly Brothers 'n mind but Santmyer — Farewell, Activities Director Welskopp 122. bom after the first wave of rock ‘n’ roll hit Alexander — pigeon blood 0:30-11:30a.m. Stencil wooden The Associated Press Setzer decided to record it himself. Allen — Dream train summer PINO CH LE — June 13: Edith “ I kind of had this riff and I thought, ‘Oh in the 1950s, he has always preferred the Asinov — Prelude to Savarin — Gunship items for the fair. Experienced Summer is a time for fun and Albert 706; Mike Haberern 704; boy, wouldn’t it be great to write this song music of that period. foundation Sebastian — The spy In stencilers only. Call office to NEW YORK — Brian Setzer is sure Auchincloss — The golden question relaxation. A time for picnics, John Klein 693; Marie Heben- people will like his new record. But he’s for the Everly Brothers, that kind of “ When I was going to high school, even Shannon — Murder by the register. calves travel, and learning new things. streit 678; Ann Fisher 669; Sol not sure how many will hear it. harmony thing,” ’ Setzer said. “ I know though it was the ‘70s, it was still the Ballard — The day of tale Aug. 11 and 18 — Country creation Smith — A muscllne ending And the Manchester Senior Citi­ Cohen 664. Setzer was the guitarist for the Stray (Paul) McCartney wrote one (‘ Wings of a leftover of the ‘60s. It was hippie; the mouse air freshners — 9:30-11:30 Beck — The body In the Steel — Zoya zens’ Center encourages seniors Cats, a rockabilly trio that had a number Nightingale’) for them. So I came up with flower thing,” Setzer recalled. “ I never Volvo Stirling — Hearts of gold a.m. Approximately $3.50 for G OLF — June 13 — Men’s Golf: to participate in the activities. of hits in the early part of the decade. But this but I liked it so much I kept it.” connected with it. I had long hair but when Bradshaw— The bearkeep- Updike — S materials. Call office to register. Low Gross, Joe Philippon 40; er's daughler Westlake — Trust me on Jack Funke 43; High Tansey 44; his first solo album, “ This Knife Feels I was about IS, I just cut it all off. this Seniors are reminded that the Stewart produced "Rockability,” Brinkley — The last ship Trips Like Justice,” released in 1986, sold poorly “ I wanted to look like Eddie Cochran Brown -!• Silver tower Whitney — Feather on the Manchester Health Department D urw ood L a th ro p 44; B el Setzer’s favorite song on the album. Came —? Rice wine moon June 24 — Bronx Zoo — lunch despite good reviews. rather than Jim Morrison.” will sponsor a cholesterol screen­ Schaffer 44; Wes Johnson 45; Ed “It’s sort of a year-2000 rockabilly Canneir— The widows club Wilson — Caresse and dinner on your own. Departs Setzer still idolizes Cochran, who was - Chacko — The black ing on June 29 from 1 to 4 p.m. Fee Corcoran 45; Bill Whatley 45; “ It would have been a platinum album song,” Setzer said. “ I want to make a killed in a car crash in 1960; “ Everything chamber 7; 30 a.m. from Senior Center. Paul Barron 45. Low Net, Jim for someone else,” Setzer said. “ I was NONFICTION for screening is $5. To make an ‘pyschobilly’ album with lots of echo and about Eddie spoke rock ‘n’ roll to me.” Collins — Rock star Ames — Your ten to four­ Call Senior Travel at 875-0583 for McGovern 30; Art Vigneau 33; really trying to get way from being a Stray distortion.” Cook — Sacrificial ground teen ydar-old appointment call 647-3173. Cookson — The Harrogote further information and registra­ Russ Miller 33; Ken Ogren 34; Cat. I don’t think I left enough of me in Setzer was happy with both Thomas and He covers a Cochran hit, “ Nervous Broad — Claiming the Seniors are encouraged to secret heavens tion. Please note departure time Wen Poucher 34; Ernie Larson there.” Stewart, although he found their styles Breakdown,” on the new album and OeLvnn — Real estate attend the mini-nutrition series Buchanan — Right from was incorrect in last week’s 34; Henry Hilliard 34; Paul With the release of “ Live Nude Gui­ very different. portrayed him last year in the hit movie, Diehl — Thai horse the beginning . on July 3 and July 12 from Duncan — China dawn column. Dutelle 34; Harvey Leach 34; Art tars,” Setzer is hoping to win back some “ Working with Dave Stewart is in­ “ La Bamba,” the story of Ritchw Valens,-^' Cable — The blizzard of '68 9:30-11:30 a.m. Gloria Weiss, Estleman — Bloody season Casey — The secret war. June 23 — Westfarms M all — Byam 34. old fans and make some new ones. stant,” Setzer said. “ He hears something another early rock star who died m a plajie Fast — The lade stalk registered dietitian, will be offer­ against Hitter $1. Departs 9; 30 a.m. from Senior “ I don’t think I ’ve found my own he likes, knows it’s good and just cuts it crash in 1959 with Buddy Holly ^ J.P. Flynn — Ordinary murder Chandler, L*. — The student ing a program entitled “ Home­ BRIDGE - June 15: Edith W. Footman — Chino spy loon handbook Center. Stop in office to register. audience yet,” he said. “ I think I ’ve got to and it’s done. Working with Chris Thomas “ Big Bopper” Richardson. Forbes — The Janus man made mixes” and “ Cooking for Howland 5,420; Ruth Willey 4,570; • Chandler, D. — The Bingh­ June 30 — Westfarms Mall — Hilda Campbell 4,440; Bev Taylor play on the road a lot and develop. I’m takes a long time but the end result is “ I got a good feeling like I was the only Francis — Hot money ams of Louisville one.” To register call the center. going to get some crossover people who Freeman — The last Departs 9:30 a.m. from Senior 4,330; Irene Gordon 4,150; Nadine equally as pleasing. one who could do it,” Setzer said. “ I was princess Davidson — Spenedr Tracy No meals till July 6 are Just fans of the Stray Cats and kids who Dickenson — Thumbs up Center. Full. Malcom 3,800; JoAnne Allard “ I like working with both of them but I’m just me in the role.” FursT — Night soldiers Doresz— Ourselves, grow­ The center will not offer meals are curious. Garcia — Love In the time July 15 — Lyman Museum- 3,541. doing the next record with Dave Stewart. ’ ’ But Setzer has no intentions of pursuing ing older until July 6. The summer meals " I think this new record is really of cholera FOdor — Hawaii,. 1988 /Mystic Aquarium/Abbott’s Sea­ Stewart also produced “ The Rain a film career. .Glordlno — A boy's program will be held Wednesday, focusing in on who I am. If I just get out Fodor — New York City, food Restaurant. $31. Departs Washed Everything Away,” a big ballad “ I don’fenjoy acting. People strive their pretensions, 1988 Thursday and Friday from 11:45 ActiviUes there and play and show them a great in the tradition of Gene Pitney or the whole lives to be actors. I don’t think GIdley — Armada Gole — FInol warning 8; 30.a.m. Call Senior Travel at Gold^— Dreaming a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Meals will be $1 show. I ’ll get a following.” Righteous Brothers. The song was co­ someone should fall into it,” Setzer said. . Garagiqla — It'sanybody'e 875-0538 for further information Monday: Bingo 10 a.m.. Pino­ Grafton — “ E ” Is 'tor ballgome with the exception of Thursday Chris Thomas, known for his work with written by Stewart and Setzer at Stewart’s “ I liked playing my hero but I just don’t evidence and registration. chle 12:30 p.m. George A great when picnics will be offered for the Pretenders and the Sex Pistols, and house. feel I deserve to be an actor.” Green — Alice to rtowhere deliverance July 18 — Crystal Mall — gs. Tuesday: Grocery shopping — Gregory — Wldeocre $1.50. The meals program will Dave Stewart of Eurythmics each pro­ “ Dave says, ‘Let’s write one of those Setzer wants to introduce a new Greenberg — On the Departs 9:30 a.m. from Senior call a day in advance for ride; Hood — Somewhere off the diamond end Aug. 19. duced songs on the album. Fans of such ballads. Let’s go out on the porch, that will generation to Cochran and other rockers coast of Maine Hoyden — Reunion Center. (Signup by July 6 at 9:30 Non-grocery shopping (Brad- Howard — Friends, Rus­ Golfers are reminded that the Pretenders songs as “ Brass in Pocket” give us a title,” ’ Setzer said. “ We get out from the ‘50s. Hilton — Bob Dole a.m.) Polkabratlon at Ocean lees) — call a day in advance for sians, and countrymen Kazan — Ella Kazan men will be playing this Monday and “ Talk of the Town” will recognize the on the porch and he says, ‘Oh, it’s a “ Most kids just turn on MTV (Music Kelly — Long live the spy Beach — $5. Departs 9:30 a.m. ride. KovralskI — The 8-week at Twin Hills and the ladies at guitar sound on “ Every Tear That Falls.” beautiful night,’ and I say, ‘Yeah, the rain Television) and they see what they like,” Kennedy — Quinn's book cholesterol cure from Senior Center. (Signup July Wednesday; Pinochle 9:30 “ It is very ‘Pretendersy,’ ” said Setzer. KIngsolver — The been Lindsay — The American Grassmere. washed everything away,’ and he says, he said. “ Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, trees 6 at 9:30 a.m.) a.m.. Friendship Circle 10 a.m.. “ He (Thomas) layers on guitars after Cancer Society cookbook Individuals in need of home ‘There’s the title.’ Buddy Holly, they’re not around any Koontz — Lightning Monroe — Brothers Aug. 8 — Harkness Memorial Arts k Crafts 12:30 p.m.. Bridge guitars and gets a big sound out of it.” BRIAN SETZER Langton — Murder at the repair services are reminded “ The Righteous Brothers would clean more. That’s why I ’m here. Those people Moynihan — Came the Park — 15. Departs 9:30 a.m. 12:30 p.m. “ Every Tear That Falls” was written this up.” can’t speak to those kids. I have to.” . second solo album Gardner revolution about the “ Handyman Project” Lessing — The fifth child Robertson — Getting better from Senior Center. 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A cab track” (RCA) — Platinum Adult singles (Mercury) / drivers’ union reports half the new members quit 649-9404 643-4631 6. “Scenes from the Southside” 9. “ ‘Dirty Dancing’ Sound­ 348 Main Street CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 within two years. One fleet owner with nearly 250 Manchester Bruce Hornsby k The Range 1. ” Make It Real” The Jets track” (RCA) cars says the average stay for a driver is 8 to 10 (RCA) (MCA) 10. “ Lovesexy” Prince (Paisley Happy Father's Day! THE MANCHESTER HERALD months. 649-1025 7. "Appetite for Destruction” 2. “Together Forever” Rick As- Park) 4 Mil t • 11»1 BUSINESS Highlights Mortgage savings pbsstble QUESTION; savings can be fantastic. My son re ­ Texaco claims victory; of the week cently pur­ QUESTION; I bought my first chased a home in May 1986. I have a $150,000 home In v e s to rs ’ By The Associated Press conventional 30-year, $69,000 and is making G u id e mortgage with a 0.5 percent Icahn won’t concede it monthly mort- interest rate. A few months after ■ Dun k Bradstreet Corp. said U.S. business gage pay­ starts declined in the first three months of the william A. Doyle closing on the house, I received a ments. I be­ promotion and a 13percent salary TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Texaco Inc. swing on a block of about 12 million votes year for the seventh straight quarterly drop. lieve he could predicted victory in the biggest takeover controlled by the investment firm Kohl- ■ The nation’s automakers said sales of raise. Since then, with each save a substan­ monthly payment, I have been fight in corporate history on Friday, but berg, Kravis k Roberts Co. domestically built cars and light trucks fell 4.1 tial amount of financier Carl C. Icahn argued that the The voting at the meeting closed out a percent in early June from last year’s levels for sending the mortgage company interest by making payments become much more popular in an extra $50, which is applied to vote by the oil giant’s 211,000 shareholders rancorous proxy fight between Texaco and the same period. every two weeks. The bank was too close to call. Icahn, who is its largest shareholder with a recent years, some banks and reduce the principal o'wed. ■ The Census Bureau said that for the first holding the mortgage doesn’t other lenders still don’t offer that The actual outcome of the balloting for 14.8 percent stake. time, more than half of new mothers remain in want to bother with biweekly I know about mortgages with five seats on the board of directors is not Icahn criticized Texaco’s managment the job market. type of mortgage. biweekly payments, ^ ic h save mortgage payments. Can my son If your son could get such a expected to be known for a few weeks for refusing to give stockholders a chance ■ A federal jury found that Liggett Group insist and will there be a saying? interest and pay off the balance because it will take that long to sort out and to vote on his takeover offer. mortgage, hb certainly would faster. But that type of mortgage Inc. failed to warn the public about the dangers save interest — and pay off the count the votes representing 243 million “If we’re elected, what we will do is keep of cigarettes, marking the first time a tobacco ANSWER; He can insist but the wouldn’t work for me because I our offer out there,’’ he said. “Why should mortgage much sooner. By pay­ get paid monthly. shares. company has been found liable for contributing bank doesn’t have to go along. ing every two weeks, he would Wall Street seemed to express skepti­ you not be allowed to decide? Simply to a smoker’s death. The jury awarded $400,(K)0 The mortgage is a contract By sending in the extra $50 a because management does not want to make 26 payments a year. If each cism about Icahn’s chances of getting damages to the husband of Rose Cipollone, who between your son and the bank. biweekly payment is equal to half month, am I not accomplishing himself and four allies elected, as Texaco’s take the risk of losing its position, its died of lung cancer in 1984 at the age of 58. Changes in the contract can’t be the same thing? prerogatives.” of a normal monthly payment he stock dropped $1.50 a share to $48. ■ Two former top executives of Beech-Nut initiated by just one party. would make the (^uivalent of 13 Icahn’s bid puts a $14.6 billion value on Nutritional Corp. were sentenced to a year and Icahn has sought the seats as a way to The mortgage would have to be monthly payments a year, ther­ ANSWER; Just about. Your pressure Texaco’s management to let the company. Adding the $1.2 billion he a day in prison for distributing phony apple revised — peiliaps refinanced — paid for his stake to the $12.4 billion he is Juice inte^ed for babies. eby reducing the mortgage bal­ extra payments amount to $600 a shareholders vote on his proposal to buy dp to accommodate the payment ance on which interest must be year. According to my calculator, offering for the shares he does not own schedule change from monthly to the company for $60 a share. would produce the largest buyout in ■ A House committee approved a controver­ paid. that’s more than your monthly Meeting with reporters after the annual sial product liability bill that would establish biweekly. Most likely, that also Even more important, each payment for interest and princi­ corporate history. uniform standards for lawsuits over defective would involve changes in the meeting, Texaco President James W. While Icahn clearly had his supporters, A P photo biweekly payment lowers the pal. So you’re probably reducting consumer goods. Consumer activists imme­ bank’s computer software. This mortgage balance and the inter­ Kinnear said Texaco’s advisers predicted the tone of the questioning and the mood of ICAHN AT MEETING — Financier Cari Icahn, right, the mortgage balance at roughly the company’s margin of victory would be diately denounced the measure, which has doesn’t mean it can’t be done. It est to be paid even faster. the same rate as you would with a the crowd often leaned toward the simply needs approval at the substantial. management of the White Plains, N.Y.- speaks with shareholders outside Texaco’s annuai virtually no chance of passing Congress this Because the balance is reduced biweekly payment schedule. It’s meeting in Tulsa, Okla., Friday. Icahn is trying to place a year. bank. rapidly, a 30-year mortgage can impossible to come up with an Icahn said the outcome could go either based company, which has many em­ ■ The Reagan administration’s go-slow Biweekly payments should be way. He said he believed the result would ployees in ’Tulsa. five-person siate on the company’s board of directors. be paid off in 18 years. The exact comparison bcicause bi­ approach to revamping regulation of the stock arranged at the time a mortgage interest savings are substantial. weekly paymentp lower the bal­ and futures markets received a warm is originated. Although they have On high-interest mortgages, the ance more frequently. reception from the House Agriculture Commit­ tee. The group had been criticized by other D&H Railway seeks Chapter 11 protection committees. Basiness in Brief ■ The Supreme Court said banks can use BILLERICA, Mass. (AP) - The Guilford said in a statement. a seven-month strike and give them series of government subsidies by subsidiaries to underwrite and deal in some Delaware & Hudson Railway Co. will $15 million in back pay. federal and state governments includ­ securities, reaffirming a lower court decision. ’The Interstate Commerce Commis­ ing New York. seek protection under of Chapter 11 of sion, the Federal Railroad Adminis­ Kasher said all work rules, pay Among other rulings, the court said the Summer Jobs are plentiful MARKET REPORT the bankruptcy laws dn Monday, the rates and working conditions from the Guilford last year began switching government may be forced to pay damages tration and the states of New York and The Manchester office of Kelly Services is among tSM' Activity ovof tho p u l 30 Mdina days railway’s parent company announced Pennsylvania were notified Friday of old Boston & Maine Corp. and Maine operations of four subsidiaries — when a vaccine it licenses causes the disease it Friday. Boston & Maine. Maine Central. those throughout the country that anticipate tiie the company’s decision to seek Central Railroad Corp. must apply to was intended to prevent. need for more temporary employees this summer Guilford Transportation Industries the Springfield Terminal, which Guil­ Portland Terminal Corp. and Dela­ Oiapter 11 protection on June 20. ware & Hudson — to Springfield ■ The FBI and the Naval Investigative than in the past. said a federal arbitrator’s ruling according to the statement. ford created last year to replace the 7.100 ■ two lines. Terminal. Service served search warrants at the An informal survey conducted by Kelly Services earlier this week and “other financial The arbitrator's decision forced Pentagon and some 30 other locations in 12 shows that from May through September, the conditions” forced the move. The ruling effectively crippled Springfield Terminal was set up as Guilford to reverse a massive reor­ a tiny company, with wages and states in an extensive investigation of alleged company will need up to 180,000 temporary jii' Under a decision Wednesday by Guilford’s reorganization to cut costs defense procurement fraud involving the sale employees at its 750 offices all over the country, up tsoo III ganization of its railroad lines that tocompete with the trucking industry benefits much smaller than the old H. arbitrator Richard Kasher, Delaware began last year, rehire employees, lines. Guilford is the largest private of electronic gear to the military. from 150,000 in 1987 and 100,000 in 1986. HI|>iiiii k Hudson could not be leased to the award back pay and reinstate old The Delaware k Hudson was the railroad in New England, operating ■ The state attorneys general of New York, No figures were available for the number of Springfield Terminal Railway, Co. to nation’s oldest continually operated Massachusetts and Texas urged Congress to openings the Manchester office expects for the work guidelines. about 2.000 miles of track. 1.000- D O W .lO D ! A V I RA< .1 repeal the insurance industry’s federal anti­ summer, but the evaluation supervisor, who did not generate income, Guilford said in a It was the third blow to the railroad transportation company, formed in “Under Mr. Kasher’s ruling, no ...... 1 / ri.iji statement. 1823 as a canal company. trust exemption. A number of states have filed want her name used, said it reflects the national HIGH 2.116.47 this week, following a federal com­ railroad in the country would be able trend. ’The decision left the railroad with plaint about inadequate service and Its sale was finalized in January to compete in a deregulated market­ suit claiming that insurance companies, under LOW M70M only enough cash reserves to operate an arbitrator’s decision ordering 1984 to Guilford, which bought the place.” Guilford Vice President Colin the guise of the exemption, conspired to create 5l^ 1 2.104.62 for another 48 hours to 72 hours. Guilford to rehire 1,200 workers after financially ailing railway after a the liability insurance crisis of 1985-86. Green Road Subway opens C H ^Q E Up 9.78 F. Pease said after the decision. ■ Carl Icahn and Texaco Inc. reached a A new Subway sandwich shop opened this week at showdown at the oil company’s annusll meeting 1.700 317 Green Road. MTWTF MTW T Fu TW TfI ITWTF MTW TF MTWT F in Tulsa, Okla., but the ballots in the bitter t U tt 1 • U H o u sin g Housing starts slump to 3-year low proxy fight over board seats were expected to The shop, in a plaza at the intersection of Green — JSe------take weeks to taliy. Texaco Inc. also Road and Woodbridge Street, is the second in S ta rts announcied a joint venture with Saudi Arabia to Manchester. The other shop is located at 288 Center AP graphic WASHINGTON (AP) - Apartment adjusted annual rate of 1.38 million have not been lower since August 1984. refine and market petroleum in the United St. The new franchise, owned by Kevin Waterhouse, Newspaper sales deal signed SeasonaBy adjusted and house building plunged 12.2 percent units, compared with a rate of 1.58 when units were begun at a 967.000 States. It would be the biggest deal ever annual rate, millions ot ur>iis in May as single-family home construc­ million units in April. annual rate. measures 1,200 square feet and seats 20, said Jody BRIDGEPORT — A definitive agreement for the between a foreign supplier and domestic oil Barstein, a spokeswoman for Subway. Most of the sale of The Post Holding Co. Inc. to an affiliate of 1.9 tion slumped to the lowest level in more Single-family construction dropped company. than three years, the government said 9.2 percent to a seasonally adjusted “Mortgage interest rates were rising shops employ eight to 10 people, she said. Thomson Newspapers was signed Friday, an­ pretty quickly during the month of May ■ General Electric Co. said it will buy 18 Friday. annual rate of 988,000 after dipping 7.2 Borg-Warner Corp.’s chemical business for Subway, which has 2,250 franchises throughout nounced company president Elizabeth M. Pfriem Economists, who were surprised by percent in April. and that rise may have scared a lot of the country, was started in Bridgeport. and Kenneth R. 'Thomson, chairman and president 1.7 builders into pulling back.” said Ri­ $2.31 billion in cash in a deal that will help of Thomson Newspapers. the steepness of the nosedive, blamed Multifamily building starts, a volatile Borg-Warner pay off the huge debts acquired rising interest rates and high home chard W. Peach, deputy chief economist Residences spared big hikes The Post Holding Company owns the Post category, dropped 18.9 percent to a rate of the Mortgage Bankers of America. in going private last year. Publishing Co., publisher of The Bridgeport Post, prices, particuiarly in the Northeast of 396,000 units in May, bouncing off a ■ American Brands Inc. said it would sell HARTFORD — Utility bills for the state’s large section of the country where construc­ According to the Federal Home Loan The Telegram and The Sunday Post. 36.7 percent increase a month earlier. E-II Holdings to an affiliate of the privately schools and churches will increase about 6.1 The transaction with the Thomson affiliate, tion starts fell 22.3 percent. Mortgage Corp., rates on 30-year, fixed held Riklis Family Corp. for $950 million in percent, but residential customers will be spared I r i Housing activity is closely watched Apartment building has been in the rate mortgages climbed from an Lincoln Publishing Inc., is subject to shareholder doldrums for more than a year because cash and $250 million in securities. major rate hikes under a tentative decision reached approval, but it is anticipated the sale will be because it often is a harbinger of the average of 10.05 percent early in April to ■ Bank of New York Co. sweetened its offer by the state Department of Public Utility Control. direction of the economy as a whole. of high vacancy rates and changes in the 10.58 percent late in May. The averages completed June 30. tax law that made investment in rental for rival Irving Bank Corp., slightly raising the The DPUC, after months of hearings, restruc­ Dudley B. Thomas, former publisher of The JUZJU ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ However, analysts cautioned against do not include add-on fees known as stock portion of the bid and adding other J J A S O N O J F M A M housing less profitable. points. tured Connecticut Light and Power Co. rates and News-Herald in Willoughby, Ohio, will succeed 1987 1968 overreacting to one month’s report and shareholder incentives. said they expected at least a modest denied a key CL&P proposal to make residential Pfreim as publisher when the transaction is M a y ’87 April ’88 » la y '88 It was the most precipitous drop in Rates have eased so far this month, ■ Campeau Corp. said it was getting out of customers pay a greater share. rebound this summer. total housing Construction since De­ completed. 1.60 II 1.SF~|| 1.38 1 averaging 10.35 percent this week. the specialty retailing business altogether and On the average, utility rates for residential Donald Spargo, general manager of the Bridge­ The Commerce Department said the cember’s 15.8 percent fall and the lowest However, most economists are predict­ selling the profitable Ann Taylor division of its customers will rise 0.5 percent, according to the May decline dragged overall housing level in activity since January. port newspapers, will continue in his present ing rising rates through the end of the Allied Stores Corp. tentative rate structure set Wednesday by the capacity under the new ownership, as will other AP graphic construction down to a seasonally Construction of single-family units year. 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Applica­ phone directories tired of the paper­ tions at Board of Edu­ FOR HELPING n w T T m E MEDICAL throughout C T to area work? Call 1-800-922- cation office, 4 South buslnessesdurlno July. 2772.______(HELP WANTED Must have own vehicle. Eaglevllle Rood, HANDS TECHNICIANS M EN TA L Health. Case Storrs, Ct 06268. (429- Full or part time. For Manager/Counselor 3349). EOE.______Looking for PART Time Shop Clean­ Part time, flexible Information call 1-800- for o community men­ TRAINING. Classes be­ We’re Remodeling up. Approximately 25 hours. Earn up to *20 922-0008 from 8om-4pm something? hours per week. Please tal health residential ginning soon at Crest- an hour. Mobile basis or 467-2219 from 4pm- apply to Stan Graham, 8pm.______program. <3ood benef­ field Convalescent for IT’S and Expanding... Service Department. to draw blood. Take its, paid health Insu­ training for o reward­ w h o l e s a l e Distribu­ rance. Rexible sche­ Morlarty Brothers. health hittorles on tor seeking qualified ing lob as a Nurse Aide. We Need Ybu! Insurance appileants dule with some early Paid training period SECRETARY-Capoble drivers. Must be 25 evening hours re­ typist to work In office In Mencheeter area. with Increase after 90 years old with valid CT quired. Salary S18,782. days. We offer assist­ tag sale time Temporary positions are located In Manchester license and clean driv­ Call 1-800-822-2772 Additional compensa­ ance with transporta­ on Friday 4-7pm and ing record. Must be tion for Crisis Interven­ Saturday 10-dpm, Sun­ tion. Call 643-5151 to see now avaiiabie at our -j IT 239-SIS7 able to pass D OT physi­ tion Coverage. BA plus If you auallfy for train­ day 11-dpm. 3 weekends cal. Outstanding be­ 1 year related expe­ Shop the ag ain_ Manchester Store iocated at ing and transportation per month. Call 528- nefit package. Apply rience required. Mi­ 1300 tor appointment. assistance. Ask for the between 9am and 3pm. norities encouraged to Director of Nursing Classifieds. 145 Spencer Street. RECEPTIONIST & As­ PHLEB0TQMI8T McKesson Corpora­ apply. Please call Service.______sistant In Manchester tion, 280 Dividend Sharon at 724-0286. Herald Grossman's is on the move and the time is now to begin build­ doctor's office. Depen­ Part time, flexible Road, Rocky Hill, CT. Mondav-Friday, 9am W ANT ADS ore worth aH IhJ l e f t f ”” '•id of ing your career with us. We are one of the leading retailers EOE. .looking into when you're of lumber and building materials in the country, and there's dable, pleasant person­ hours. Earn up to to 3pm. EOE.______643-2711 no telling how far your ambition and dedication will take you. ality a must. Afternoon *20 an hour. Mobile DRIVER-Coventry area. looking for o place to lonl j'" " no hours 1pm to 5:30pm. live...whether it's a home, longer need!! We need motivated individuals for the following: basis to draw Manchester Herald Flexible evenings. Per­ Route. Short hours, an apartment or o mobile manent part time posi­ blood. Take health SALES Clerks and Cashi­ home. Remodelers ers, full or part time good pay. Call 742-M67, S ta r s tion. Great working history on Insur­ 5pm to 9pm .o______conditions. Coll 645- wanted at once at mod­ • Full Time, 8a.m.-5p.m. 5153 leove message. ance applicants In ern health shop In large SALES Help. Must be AUTOMOTIVE S t a n d **Heraw“/ i„the Manchester area. shopping center. Only personable, reliable, Herald and you’ll receive • Part Time, 4:30p.m.-9:00p.m. D ELIVERY Person-part willing to learn. Expe­ time afternoons and responsible, dependa­ SILLING CLERK o u t • Part Time, 7p.m.-12a.m. Call 1-800-9Z2-2772 ble persons need apply. rience preferred, but alternate Saturdays. or 239-5337 Pleasant working con­ not necessary. Apply In Manchester ^ days for the price of 3 » Permanent positions are also available. Apply In person; Man­ person only. Water 8, dealership Is looking ★ chester Drug, 717 Main ditions, flexible hours, Grossman's offers flexible schedules Including parent's and good salary and benef­ Air, Broad Street, for an Automotive student's hours. Nights and weekends are available. Street, Manchester. Manchester. its. Apply at once to; Billing Clark, • Excellent Benefits PART Time Warehouse Manager or Assistant O R D E R Call today and ept worker. Evenings and THE DEADLINE FOR computer experience • Very Competitive Wages HELP WANTED Manager, Parkade a plus. Hours 0 am to weekends. Carpet Fac­ Health Shoppe, Man­ PLACING OR Please apply In person, Mon.-FrI., 8a.m.-8p.m. tory Outlet, 824 Silver 5 pm, Monday-Friday. O N E F O R chester Parkade, 404 C A N C E LIN G AN AD IS An equal opportunity employer Lone, East Hartford. D ELIV ER Y Person and West Middle Turnpike. 12 N O O N T H E DAY Salary depending Call tor appointment. Cashler/Clerk for mod­ Y O U R A D BEFORE, MONDAY - upon experience. 569-4495 ask tor Art. _ ern pharmacy. Full or CABLE TV Llnemon/s Good benefits. Call port time. Flexible FRIDAY, IN ORDER TODAY! Classified needed for long term between 0am-5pm. 643-2711 HOMEMAKER- hours. Not the usual work In CT. Need own TO MAKE THE NEXT Componlon. Older retoll store. Profes­ transportation. Excel­ ISSUE. FRIDAY When placing a R O s s m R n s woman requires com­ sional atmosphere. lent pay and benefits. A FTER N O O N BY 2:30 , LYNCH your classified ad panionship on wee­ Top pay. Apply at once Call 342-1805.______to Ann or pharmacist. PM FOR MONDAY'S TOYOTA PONTIAC ask for the STAR!! s kends. Saturday and ISSUE. THANK YOU .EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH ■ Sunday, 7om-10pm. Liggett Parkade Phar­ Use a low-cost ad In Call Mr. Morlarty macy, Manchester Classified for aulck re­ FOR YOUR 646-4321 643-2711 weekdays. 643-5135. Parkade. sults. 643-2711. GOOPERATIONIII I .'-i i.i'l.' * t 1 * r : . » i « i 4 i 1 8 i « 1 4 ^ * 1 f ' [ » # I t 4 4 / 4 t t H HOMES 1 , t : ( ; ^ . 1 I « r t FOSSM i NHTWMITD m Ih n i m i e SI FORMLE KLPWMfED HaPW AM TED I H U HOMES GONOOMIMUMS CQRDOMIMUMS FOR SALE IAFARTMENT8 fflfinTXnSHIcoWolkor M ANCH ESTER Ranch. SOUTH WIndiwr. “ It’s a SUPER Capa wltbobaau- FOR SALE FOB SALE FOR SALE FORREHT V O C A T I O N A L OIL Truck Orlyer for doctor's office In Very Impressive Cali­ 101" Impressive Con­ tlful 1st floor family InttrMCtor- wanted. Will train. All Vernon. Excellent sa­ fornia Ranch with con- room. All now An­ MALLARD"nawTDis- benefits. Full or port temporary In estab­ F/UNM BEMNDTr SINGLE applications, Hortlculturt to work lary and benefits. Must tempararv flair. lished neighborhood of dersen windows, 3 or 4 MANCHESTER. End unit tlncttve 7 room ott- quiet 1 bedroom apart­ with dovolopmontollv time. Coll 648-2871. be able to deal with Cathedral ceilings. 2 five homes. Open floor bedrooms, 2 full boths COVENTRY *239,000 In quiet complex. Ideal oched new Town- STOP FORECtOSUKII ment, Center Pork. diMbltd adults. Hortl- public, have pleasant fleldstone fireplaces, 3 and a 2 cor garage with for privacy, security houses. 3 bedrooms, If you ere falling behind on plan highlights plenty and physical fitness References. $400. 649- culturt oxptrlenco do- AUTO Mechanic. Work telephone manner, large bedrooms, 2 of well lit space. Beau- huge loft! $209,900. 1W baths, den, full your mortgage paymante... 9287. tlrtd. Somt weekend where you’re appre­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto buff. Sentry 643-4060. hove aptitude with fig­ baths, 1st floor tlfullv landscaped basement, appliances, OR...If your homo It In fore­ ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ work necessary. Call ciated! Experience In ures and good typing laundry, central air, yard. Won't lost long! Realtors," We're Sel- carpet, fireplace and closure. WE CAN HELPI Sarah Beardsley 6.H. minor repairs pre­ security system, 2 car llng Houses" 646-2482.a room, Elm Street, In­ skills. Please call Carol $289,000. Flano Reoltv DO A TWO-WAY favor ... oarage. $150's. No No payment program avail­ cludes heat and hot Manager. Hockanum ferred but will train at 522-3111. garage and more. Lo­ monthly association reliable person with 646- 5200.______JU ST LIstedI Unbelleva- get extra cash for yourself able for up to 2 yaara. Bad water, stove and re­ Industries Green- cated In area of fine ble price for this super fees. Blanchard 8> Ros­ credit It not a problomtIAsk house, 4»-dWy. EOE. references. 7om to homesi Anne Miller COVENTRY. New to the and make It possible for setto Realtors," We're frigerator, modern kit­ 3pm. Apply In person market. TastefuHv Cleon 3 bedroom Cape someone else to enloy how LOW payments can chen and both. 1 month CARPENTER or Carpen- Real Estate, 647-8000.O on Edmund Street. Selling Houses" 646- help you SAVE YOUR Barry's Texaco. 318 decorated 4 bedroom those golf clubs you never 2482.0 security. $495 per ter helper. Full time. CERTIRED MANCHESTER. Open Colonial In lovely, Vinyl sided, newer kit­ use. Sell them with a want HOME TODAVI month. Also, Rock­ Please telephone otter Adams Street. Manchester. house. Sunday 12-4pm. quiet neighborhood. chen, rec room and ad. MANCHESTER. River Swiss CeaiervsMva Creep ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ 4om, 647-7278. NURSE AIDE 10 Strong Street. Im­ Matures formal dining pool. Blanchard 8< Ros­ Mill Estates. Brand tage Street, I bedroom, maculate 6 . room setto Reoltors," We're new-ready to go I 2 ■l(20S)4S4-133Ser modern both, stove, Meadows Manor, a 518 room with sliders to Ranch. Oversized 1 car deck, eat-ln kitchen Selling Houses" 646- New, 8-Room Contemporary located on 2<4 acres. bedroom Townhouse (2B3) 4844404 carpet. 1 month secur­ bed long term health garage, aluminum sid­ and first floor family 2482.n ______3-Bedrooms, 21* baths, spacious f/p family room & MANCHESTER with fully oppllonced ity. $415 per month. care facility Is pre­ ing. 2 full baths, new room. $194,9O0. Cen­ JU ST Listed! 6 room 2-car garage. kitchen, carpet, Coll 8736199 or225-1012. sently seeking Certi­ carpeting, new deck tury 21 Epstein Realty, Colonial. Peterman OPEN HOUSE cathedral celling and Rentals The Gornet Compony. PLACE fied Nurse Aides for overlooking profes­ 647- 8895.0______Built 3 bedroom home KIERNAN REALTY, INC. 1-4 PM skylight, Andersen TWO Bedroom ln2tomllv permanent and tempo­ sionally landscaped BOLTON. In-Law facility on the busline. Walk to Thermopone windows, home. All appliances. yard In quiet neighbor­ 357 East Center St., Manchester atrium doors to spa­ rary positions: 7am- needed? Immaculate everything. Fireplace, SATURDAY, Available Imme­ hood. Too many extras , IVa baths, appliances 6 4 9 -114 7 cious deck, garage ROOMS diately. $600 p er 3pm and 3pm-11 pm bl-level on 5.6 gorgeous JUNE 18th s to IlstI $169,900. Call for acres of land. 3,000 plus and carpeting. $150's. with door opener. FORREMT month. 646-4297. shifts. Full and part appontment 7am-5pm Blanchard 8> Rossetto $148,500. Strano Real Because of our countless readers. 646-5000. After 5pm 646- square feet of living 248 Hilliard S i Estate, 647-7653.0 MANCHESTER. 3 bed- time hours available. space Including a full Realtors," We're Sel- MANCHESTER. Full fur­ room Duplex, base­ :g:i Classified ads bring such good The starting salary 6463 ask for Dave. In-law facility. 5 plus llng Houses" 646-2482.0 MANCHESTER •149.900 (Main at. to Hilliard St) nished, Cleon and pri­ ment, fenced yard, vate In ladles rooming response you may have trouble range Is from *&01 to MANCHESTER. Immac­ bedrooms, 3 full baths, LOVE at First Sight! ...... mwill-it: ;•------Immediate occupancy. appliances, good loca­ ulate Cape Cod with 2 country kitchen and Original owners have L0T8/LAM0 house. On busline. Con­ tion. $650 per month *8.11 per hour with an Immaculate condition, 4 veniently located. La­ keeping track of interested callers! excellent benefits family room, 2 car many other fine fea­ beautifully maintained FOR SALE plus utilities. 646-0655 attached garage and a tures make this prop­ room Ranch, 2 Bfrs, fin­ dles preferred. Full use mornings. package available. this exceptional home great location! erty well worth a long, on TImrod Road! 4 ished rec room, all ap­ MANCHESTER. (Nor- of kitchen plus laundry M anchester Please apply In person facilities. 3240 per MANCHESTER. 6 room 643-2711 $169,900. Realty World long look! There ore bedrooms, 2>/2 baths, pliances stay. *t24,90a theost Area). Level Iota Duplex. Full ottlc- or call: Larson Realty. 871- unlimited possibilities summer porch, over­ about M of on acre. month. Security and P H erald references. 644-3508. /bosement. Forking, Diana Ollve^lra 6854.______for use of the land I Call sized 2 car garage, 2 LaPenta City sewer and water. centrally located. $550 MANCHESTER. Custom today I $378,500. Realty fireplaces, plus many 647-0246 or 646-7207. d u iE T sleeping room. plus utllles. Stove Meadows Manor Colonial In fam ily World, Benoit, custom features In­ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER. Level Apply: 195 Spruce available. No pets. Se­ 333 Bldwall 81 neighborhood. 4 bed­ Frechette Associates, cluding a wet bar In the 646-7007 building lot borders Street between 2 and curity and lease. 241- M8iielie8i8r rooms, 2'/i baths and 646- 7709.O______kitchen, natural wood country club In towns' 5:30pm. Free parking. 8862. 647-9191 sxl 25 all the extras you'd WILLIAMSBURG Colon­ siding. Magnificent most desirable area. VERNON. Private family lot expecti $269,900. ial. 3 bedrooms, 1'/i setting complete with $125,000. Flano Realty home Includes kitchen Realty World Larson baths, 1st floor mature, manicured 646-5200. privileges, A/C, pri­ Realty. 871-6854. laundry,11 stfloorfam- landscaping. $349,900. Lovely 8 Room Cape, 1i* baths, spacious rooms vate entrance, full conveniently loomed next to everything. FOR SALE BOLTON. 2 plus acre lot IFOBIBIT BOLTON. Impressive lly room, attached gar­ Jackson 8, Jackson In new subdivision. both, utilities, pool, age and low mainte­ Real Estate. 647-8400.D yard and parking. Pro­ Real Estate Contemporary! This Hardwood trees and MANCHESTER. Luxury brand new 2500 square nance fees. $169,900. MANCHESTER. Immac­ KIERNAN REALTY, INC. running brook olnog fessional female or stu­ Century 21 Epstein dent preferred. Secur­ 3 bedroom Townhouse. foot home has It all. ulate 7 room, 3 bed­ 357 East Center St., Manchester TOWNHOUSE bock line. $1104100. R - Air, pool, fireplace, From the expansive Realty, 647-8895.D ity and references. $320 * ! 1 9 1 JH0ME8 room Cape In family ono Reoltv 646-5200. tennis, golf. $1100 per kitchen with wet bar neighborhood. Open 6 4 9 -114 7 CONDORMNiUM o month. Coll Diane i z i I for s ale BRAND New Listing! COVENTRY. Approved offer Spm. S7^751^. month. Southfield and beautiful oak ca­ and spacious floor Throo bodrooma, 21h bulldino Idfs In lightly Green. 647-3614. binetry to the lacuzzi Lots ond lots of TLC plan, vinyl sided. has been given this baths with nearly wooded satfine. Conve­ All real wtot* advertised In bath off the master Newer roof. Insulation super 8 room Split 2000 sq. ft of living nient to highway. lAPARTMEIITS the Manchester Herald Is bedroom. This contem­ and furnance. Very pri­ $70,000 and up. Rono If o r r e h t We’rv Natchaug Hospital, a private, non­ sublect to the Fair Housing porary Is a must to see I Level on Ludlow Road. vate and nicely lands­ SOUTH WINDSOR *224,900 apace In thie FOBREHT 3 bedrooms, V /t baths, Reoltv. 646-5200. profit psychiatric hospital specializing in Act of INS, which mokes It $335,000. Flano Realty. caped lot. $164,900. overalzed unit llleoal to advertise any pref­ 646-5200.______family room, stone Strano Real Estate, BOLtoll. il ocreo In ROCKVILLE Apartment M ANCHESTER. 6 room progressive adult and adolescent inpa­ erence, limitation or discrim­ fireplace In living Extrae Include excellent location for for rent. 4 rooms, 2nd ination based on race, color, DON 'T Miss this great 647-7653.0 flreplaoe, house. Goroge, private tient and outpatient services. room, eat-ln kitchen potential subdivision. floor, adults prefarrad. yard. Security deposit. religion, sex or notional opportunity to own o with appliances, new air conditioning, Property also Inotudes Applloncas Includad. origin, or an Intention to Duplex at an afforda­ 14x18 deck, extra Insu­ LO C A TIO N ^ historic ISfh century $750, references. Even­ moke any such preference, ble price. 5 plus rooms waahar-dryer, rear Pay own utilities. 1 ings 646-1643 R N ^ s limitation or discrimination. lation, central air, This 7 room Colonial Is deck wHh view, plua Colonial with aavoral month sacurity. $450 plus full basement and pretty treed yard. outbuildings for possi­ The Herald will not know­ large private yard. priced to sell fast. There a third fuH Bath in per month. 371-1199, 6- Adolescent & ingly accept any advertise­ $215,000. Jackson 8> ble horse farm. D.W. Spm. BTOBIMM ment which Is In violation of $129,900. Sentry Real Jockson Real Estate, are too many extras to unflniohad walkout Fish Opmmarctal- Estate, 643-4060.g mention. Built In 1965. AVAILa b l J July 1st. 4 Adult Services the low. ______647- 8400.D boaomaiR. inveihnilril Campony. . room, 2bedrooms, cen­ LOVELY Ranch with Come see for yourselfl 643-4616. " In this key role, you’ll develop nursing MANCHESTER. Picture Avallainaat tral location, garage, UP to 1210 squore feet T W O FAM ILY pork-llke yard. Walk to perfect. Maintenance IB StaMhoflH La,. BaNsa VERNON. 9 ocrasln 6 l0 appliances, nice yard. available on Moln care plans, foster and maintain a therapeutic busand shopping. Easy free aluminum sided Call today: FOREST RIDQE zona on Ro«rta 83 near Street. Warren E. How­ 48 WOODLAND BT. access to 1-384. Great $525 plus utllHIat. Coll environment for your patients. In addition, Ranch. 3 bedrooms, CONVERSE REAL UMgue 10 Room Coniempoiwy Raleed Ranch, 3 ABO-unR ' Hartmann's Supar- until 9pm 6234970. land, Inc. 643-tWI. MANCHESTER starter or retirement! fireplaced living room, morfcat. 2.800 square you'll supervise your unit’s mental health $136,900. Sentry Real bedroome, 21* baOts, eunroom, 8-car garage 8 more. condominium TH R EE Bedroom In m FURNISHED bfBoeswHh This property Is being re­ light and oiry kitchen ESTATE CaUfordetallsn feat home with Income year old Duplex. On phone, receptionist, vwirkcrs. and participate in team, community, Estate, 643-4060.D plus attached garage. community looalad apartment. D.W. Rsh modeled and vinyl sided, 6 4 0 ^ 2 on 24 boautlfUlly quiet cul-de-eac. 2 full copy, fox Olid aecre- department and unit meetings. and will be part of a new THIS 6 room, 2> r p’MFB-A « iftR»8Ljr -a mm ^ ft B a.8 f a.g.i^ r ■' a-tra'A ‘••ft'aiiMaapaBPVBD ft * prateAbiefSmEfftftlWse-s ft fBU««*ftGftB ff.Baft.ft.»8F|PW«8««# 1 ' " . .I J iiL i -.-r- U m A N O . . MItCELLANEOUS TAR TAG TAR TAR rSUPPUES FOR SALE SALES______ISALES SALES ISALES ISALES FER R ETS. 2 moles, 8 D E C O R A TIV E 30" x 36" NOTICE. Connecticut Oan- B LO C K Tog Sole. June TA G Sole. Saturday June J U N E 19, 10om-4pm. GRANDMOTHER, SATURDAY. Multi fam­ weeks old, not neu­ plate gloss mirror, erol Statute 23-6S prohibits 18, 9-4pm. June 19, 12- 18, 9am to 2pm. 215 Baby Items, clothes, Mother, Daughter's ily tog sole. 9om-5pm. tered or descented. $30 .doted 1958. Best offer the potting of odvartlta- 4pm. Furniture, bed­ Henry Street, Man­ olr conditioner, etc. 72 Tog Sole. Antiques, 212 Woodlown Circle, each. Call 643-7884 ask 633-6164.0 ments by any parson, firm or ding, Avon collecti­ chester. Moving must O a k Street, collectibles, "stuff", Eost Horttord.______tor MlcWoel. corporation on o talagroph, sell! Twin beds, furni­ Manchester. ottic treosures, old lin­ telephone, electric light or bles, bumper pool T E N Speed, microwave CARPENTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS FOR Sale. Persian klt- table, household Items ture, antique com- ens, kitchenware, con­ powar pole or to o tree, ning tors, lewelry, ste­ cart, stereo and color CHILD CARE REMOOEUNfl ELECTRICAL SERVICES tens. 5 weeks old. ENDROLLS shrub, rock, or any other and morel Lexington mmode, 10 speed boys TAG Sole. Saturday, television, miscellane­ Please telephone 646- 27ft arMlh- 288 natural oblact without o writ­ Drive, Manchester. bike, much morel June 18 from 9om-4pm. reo, woterbed. June 18, I 9am -2pm . June 19, ous. 9om-2pm. Satur­ 41 Waddell Rood, LICENSED South Wind­ _ro49atter4gm^^^ 1M te M B i.2 lo r28e ten permit for the purpose of TAG Sole. Saturday, day, 14 Barry Rood, HAWKES TREE SERVICE protecting Itorthapubllcond BRADLEY Kitchens tog Manchester.______9am-2pm. 218 Hockma- sor mother hos KIw iim BiiiMiHg ft MUST ma ptsM up at tha sole. Miscellaneous June 18, 9om -4pm . Manchester. ELECTRICAL WORK Buckal, truck S ehippsr. Stump corriaa a fine of up to BSD tor tock Street, summer and oil year RamoAglhig StrviM MISCELLANEOUS HaraM OHliM. Monday thru kitchen and both ca­ Chino, glassware, CLEARANCE on fabrics, Need a new Service with rsmoval. Frso oatimatas. Thuraday batata 11 a.m.onty. each offenM. T A G Sole. Saturday June Monchester. openings In her home • AMWont • Carptnuy FOR SALE binets, counter tops, tools, hundreds of f Ish- 18, 9om to 4pm. 16 FREE Coffee. Our leftov- vinyls, drapery rods, for children ages 2 and • OeuMtrttpt • ConauMno circuit breakers? Spsdal eonaldaratlon for Ing lures, shoes, Ptlcaa are down! Cnadiue out M DO YOU hove bicycle no appliances, lighting Duval Street, Man­ ers, your treasures. threads, furniture. Sat­ up. 644-8331 after 4pm. aldarly and handlcoppsd. TOSTSWTiotpoin^iect- 0 fixtures, sinks and for­ clothes, appliances, Ma Manckaatar yaHow pagaa. one rides? Why not offer It chester. Baby furni­ From knick-knacks to urday, June 18. Ste- rlc stove with quick mica. Saturday, June power tools, cameras ture, antique dressers, furniture. No early rltno Upholstery JOSEPH DUIMS 647-7553 CARS for sole with a wont od? and many other Items. DAYCARE Rag. Ms Raf. clean 'oven. Bronze, 18, 9om-3pm. 694 Kee- toys, bike, smell op- birds I June 18, 10am- Supply Company, 222 Me4e fee * liifsIlM Sl. 64S-S253 ' good condition, 30", FDR SALE r.oll 643-2711 to place your n e v Street, 15 Wedgewood Drive, McKee Street, Man­ Otntop yamif Inralag •kUli od. pllqnces end much 4pm. 257 Ludlow Rood, HANDYMAN and $65. Also, Cherry ste­ Manchester. Monch«ster. more! Manchester.______chester. 6434)359. M ». UoMMd day cart hamt. UitiM, hMMim, jl plms HEATINfi/ reo, good condition. Opealaa Itr lateals • ttdetra. HAULING $40. Telephone 649-9462. MANCHESTER NctrUloM mull. if CHStncta ai Tiii NrL PLUMRINfi NOTICB OF ■STABLISHMINT C. FeMIc Flro Froteettoe: It you're alek at eonimelora not Any Job — Anytime AIR Conditioner, Carrier. AND RBVI8ION OF CONNICTION AND U H R CHAROIf FOR WATRR $V$THM Hydranta 824.00/Hydront/yaor 568-2589 ratumlng your oaHa, call ua. 6000 BTU. Good condl- HONDA noaUnoa iaiB4/lnch-loot/vaor Aiay kwurt4 Many eattramta PJ'i flM iM u HsaUng a Call Gary 647-3660 tlon. $75. 649-0734. l^dCLEANINR, Air CosimlMliig USED CARS Notice Is hereby given that tha Board of Dlroctora, Town of Monchoator, Connacticut mat In ' MftR Construction Bollera, pumps, hoi water AIR Conditioner. 1800 tha Haorlng Room, Lincoln Contor, Socond Floor, 4M Main Stroot, Monchoator, Connacticut IV. SRRVICR INSTALLATION loZIsERVICES a Mimim in. IN. 648-1720 tanks, new and BTU, 220 volt. Excel­ on Tutsdov, Juno 1 A 1981 at 7:30 p.m. and voted in favor of the followino tchodulo of wotor lent condition. $250. as Chavy Van *15,586 rotoa and chorgoa: Tha Town may, at Ita ditcratlon, Inatoll wotor aarvteaa from Iho wotor main to tho straet Una replacements. TftS MASONRY on tha botla of the following choroat: Fftee ESTIMATES Brick a Block • Stone Coll otter 4pm. 646-6819. 86 Honda CMe *6995 AOOFTBD SCHBDULR OF RATR8 AND CHAROHS y .rIg M c tt SOUTH BOLTON PAINTING/ Fireplaces & Repairs 84 Chav Camaro *5195 MANCHRSTRR WATRR DRFARTMHNT A. Camelolo htatollottan by Tow* lo Tow* 043-0640 / 228-0010 ICARS Stw aEANINQ SERVICE PAPERING ' FAEE ESWMTES 84 Honda Aeootd *7995 RFFRCTIVR JULY 1,1988 FOR SALE I. OHNBRAL CU8TOMHR BILLINO t'Sorvico Bated upon actual coata of labor, t e ; ^ •ff*'"!'**"!: Homes and Condos 666-1403 W Honda Accord *6996 r Scrvloc anolnaarino ond■ admlnWratlen....------In oddltloii — Iho -i— coat oflobor will ... NAME your own price. 6Xt 394 oflor 6 pm OUARTRRLY WATRR U$H RATIS Akevo 2* Scrvtoc ba turchogad on odditlenal 38% to rtfltrt e v o r t w p ls n i^ Call Father & Son Pointing 81 Chavy Monta Carlo *4995 $5.01/olr. of motiarlalt will ba aurchorgad 15% to rM oct stocking and and Papering. Remo- 4b* Motor Quortarly sarvica choroa handling Chorees. . . . . 64 oida Cutlaaa M* Motor Quortarly aarvica choroa S5.01/otr. 647-1545 vol. 291-8567. 643-2711 Sell Your Car *6995 78 Fcrticl letNUIoWce by T o w le Towe roodwey. right cl vm v c r ogoomoet: Tat SbII SerBtBed Lgasi And tha tollowine wot or uta choroat: PAINTING Interior and 88 Ply. Horizon *2995 ®' Townfuralthcsconncdlon material ond nsokas Installcrtltmtoprooerty lino.Contractor IMI8CELLANE0U8 Any amoum dsHaarsd. Also, fill, $a.*2 par too c.t. for 0 c.f. to 10,000 c.f. provides sofa axcov^lon, backfill and complala pavement restoration. exterior. Quality and SERVICES gravol. atono and bark, mulch. SB Honda CMe *5495 82.34 per 100 C.f. from 10,001 to 50,000 c.f. professional work­ LAW N CARE Bobcat, baekhoa A loader rental. 64 Olda Cutlaaa *5495 81.81 DOT too c.f. for oil In oxcots of 50JW1 c.f. Siza Chorea manship. Free esti­ 4 Linesns — 10 Days Botad upon actual costa of labor, toela, metartolfcoatHomart^ ODD lobs, Trucking. 1* CooeocWoti LAW N S Mowed. Reaso­ mates. Coll Crolg DAWS CONSTRUCTION 85 Dodga Lanear *7495 1’ Motor Allowino 1400 c.f. S 79.59 anolnaaring end admlntshrotlon. Tho coata of lo b ^ Home repairs. You 509 charge each addi­ m * Motor Allowing 2400 c.f. 133.50 2*CeeeeeHee nable prices, free esti­ Mund. 742-8173 or 742- Above 2* CoiHMCtloa a u rc h o r^ o n additional 34% to raflact o ^ h ^ wXW y.cest of name It, we do It. Free 872-1400/659-9555 tional line, per day. You 82 Lincoln Town Car *7495' r Motor Allowing 3400 c.f. 200144 motarloTa will bcaurchorgcd 15% to reflect etocking end handling mates. Please tele­ 9382. ______3* Motor Allowing $500 c.f. 37L09 estimates. Insured. 643- can cancsl at any time. 84 Honda Accord 4 dr. *7195 choreat. phone John 647-1907. 0304.______4*Metar Allowing 13300 c.f. 623.16 SORRY, 6* Motor Allowing 21000 c.f. 1227.18 Recavory of Rxcaatlvo Costs: H A V E Your cor look like 86 Honda CMo *8495 Renovation^Plus NO REFUNDS OR And tho following wotor u m chorgoa: The obova llstad chorgaa ora to ba contidarad minimum ter cgnncctjena to coat Iran y ROOKKEEPING/ Custom Initrlor a Extsrtor new Inside and out. For LANDSCAPING ADJUSTMENTS 82 Chav. Citation *2995 ductile Iron. Bxtno motaflol needed tor olher mol.na will bcedWtIonol. I t ^ comtcctloh liv • INCOME TA X Palming a Calling Rapair a anoppolntmentcoll; W 82.62 oar 100 c.f. for tho first 10,000 c.f. velvoa unutuol dcpih over AY In length, wotortohla^cexcavg*!.?"®t Fo ck ? rF sm ^lo n d Rstww a Powar WaMng 85 Bulek Somaraat 2 dr. *6995 12.34 DOT too C.f. for the noxt 40,000 c.f. 8< W Auto Detailing at LANDSCAPING GALL HERALD 81.01 par 100 c.f. oil In axcatt of 50A00 c.f. Fraa Etllm tti a 643-9995.______NO JOB TOOStlALL 83 Mazda RX7 *6495 In$ur0d a Santor 0/aoounla Lewn eeoding end metnlonenoe. Tho above water rote achodulo will gevorn fho billing for the mottor motor. Thor# will bo BARBARA RAY ECONOMY WINDOW fertMtlno Md plentlAoe. CLASSIFIED "The Aato Prefessleaals” one mottor motor for each Individual wotor aorvico. BOOKKEEPING 646-2253 CLEANING SERVICE CeN fr ee e s t im a t e s 24 M tM 8 81., Maecbestar For axiating aub-mator orrangamanla Inttalltd prior to 1974tho aomo wotor rota achodulo SERVICES SpedeNtInM ki NoeMttiMel Homo*. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 will govern the Mlllng for the mostor mater and aub-meter. Mottor matar rtojHnm will bo lUiSssisniM M aSiisrM M Bookkaaplas far amall QUALITY CLMNINO AT PertoBallxBd Lswb raducad by tha turn of tha raodlnot of tha aub-malart. Tha mottor matar would bo blllad on D & B PAINTING KOONOMICAL pRtcia pm 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 tha minimum and orontad on'ollowoMa oa would the aub-motora. bualaaatta, lacladtag payrall K9WMATO , V Cart ft Lsadsespiag aad quartarly laiaa. Exterior Noaso PaMag ter, o chiaroo of 840.80 tor each conno^on abMI be paid ert flic Mma of permit apoUcoHoti to Yoero of eRp6fleno% retocefioeo 742-5224 la.ranwaawra II. MI$CRLLANHOU$ WATRR CHAROHS cover the coat of englncarlne, odmlnlalrotlon, and tnapocllon. DapsndaMs and sxpsrisnosd. ankaMa-Cia S29-AS4A 649-3281 Low Priosa and FuHy Insurad. A6k for Mr. apeiwir CLYDE A. Choree tor Roodlee Frivatalvhrivotalv OwnedOwitad MotaraMatara l4.t4/Unlt/Quortar Fraa EsUmatss CHEVROLET-aUICK, INC. MORIARTY a. Motor Remevol en ixlattnt Service Coneedlans S35.20/Unlt NEIL - ASPHALT MAINTENANCE R O U T E 83, V E R N O N V. WATRR SV8TRM CONNICTION CHAROH 649-4136 Drivaarsya S Parking Lota CONCRETE BROTHERS C. Motor inatalled ea Hydrant CARPENTRY/ B4Cantury LTD4dr. *6995 Each prooartv owner utilizing Ihc Monchcator wotor tvatom tholl pov o wotor connactlon ■ a Hot nubbathad Creak SaaNng SB Cavallar CS 4 * *5995 U S E D C A R S 1. Mntar insInllnHon 140.00 hook-up chorea chorea at the f Ima o permit application la fllfd^wlth Iho W olyon d Sowar Oeportmant for con- REMODELING (No matar romevol choroa) a Mpngi napalra a Saal OoaSng CONCRETE WORK 85 Monta Carto *8995 necllon with tha wotor tvatom. Tha P r o P ^ omiar aholl poy Mia oppllcobta ROOFING/ 20 Years Exparlanca 08 Mtrkur Sewplo *19,495 2. User Fnna S2.42/HCFforoll choroa In aftod at tha time of parmit oppUcotlen. Chorgaa tholl bo In occerdonca with the fol­ FuHy aMivatf Fraa far/maraa S6 Chavy C-10 PAi *8995 volumaa of ma SIDING 07 More. Q. Marquia *13,895 lowino a c h ^ la : Foundation, addlllon, 86 0ldt0aKa4*. *9995 Far Dov sxcavatlon, patio, tidswalka. *6795 3. Meter Rental dtHKHTRY ft r Call 528-2448 TOOAYI 87 Mare. Topaz A. Now oavalagmcat: Includet domaatic and flro protection chorgaa Fully Iniurad. Fraa Eallmataa. 4b*, 4**, and 1* SI.00 REMODEUIM SERVICES 87 Mare. Cougar *11,095 3* SI.50 KENNARD Richard Caron SPECIAL BUY 1. For oil raaldoiitlal dwelllngi Including private hemca, Compisla homa r a p ^ amt y HOtaS IMPROVEIISNT 07 Ford Toinpo *6995 oportmant unitt, ond eondemlnluma. Each dwelling unit modsling. Wa apaelato In bat^ SIdiiie-Decks-Woieeemeiil 1986 CHEVY CAVAILIER O. Reoletnaet Chorea rooms and l(ltohai» SmaM toM ' 875-3827 4 Or.. 4 Cyl.. 4 Spd.. 07 Lincoln T.C. *16,295 S14/hr. For oil metela, hotala, convolaacant homaaond hotpl- $200 wiBieweSORefe ' ' Im M. 8 yatda. 'SOPlua Tex. Cor Each room commsrclal work. Rsglalarsd, In- No JobTeeMi««rTeo9moii Lo mum, NTsreA *4600 67 Mare. a. Marquia *11,395 Compraiaor S19/hr. tals sursd, ralsrancas. 16% ftonlor Cm ^ OleMUfil ''' ' Alio, sand, gravM, atone SI9/hr. tlJXW ' and horae ma'nuie. *21,995 PIck-up For oil Institutional typo bulldinoa tuchoaachooltand 646-8165 MtnVber of Wio iRtornoflORol 86 Cavallar 4 dr. *4995 07 Lincoln MK7 Dump Truck S28/hr. churchat For aero of land opprovod 6<»lor tvofomo WINDOWS 87 Ctlalt 4 dr. *9495 87 Ford Cr. Vlc. *11,695 Bockhoa S28/hr. for dovolopmont and S34/hr. col cu lot ad to the nooroat Coll 728-0761 Anyttma 6 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 AND DOORS B7 Cutlaaa t w. *10,995 07 Mare. Cougar *11,095 Vector ------E. Wotor Mole Toeelee Choree — (Controctor to provide sofa excavation) 1/10 of on ocro. 87 Cavallar 2 *. *7995 87 Mazda RX-7 *17,495 824)00 FARRAND REMODELING Contarvotlvs wav to THERMAL WINDOWS 87 Pont Grand Am *9995 Small Too 1* — SlOO/top 4. For all rotoll, commtrclol and Induatrlol proportv Room addHIona, dseka, rooting, Inatoll or raoair your roof HANDYMAN 4 DOORS 88 Toyota Camry *9495 Largo Top 2* — S125/hip For aero of land opprovod and Sdvsl Daal dlroct with Home Imorovement - Pointing 87 Pont. SunMrd cpv *7995 tor davelopmant to ba aiding, windows and guttara. Sold and Inalallad by protaa- 00 Mazda 828 Turbo *9895 Plua on oddlhenol choroa tor labor, aoulpmant ond onv motarlol p ro yld a ^v the Town. colculatod to tho noarott roofer. Wood and cador - Sotemontf PInIthed - Tiling - alonal ramodallng coniractor. Baokhos and tNjHdoisr asrvles Light Corpentrv - ODD JOBS • 80 Mare. Lynx *3995 Labor will ba aurchorgad on additional 34% to raflact ovarhaod and malarial will ba 1/10 of on ocro. avallabls. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. thoka apsclallatl Ssol A aalaellon ol rlnyl or wood 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 t u r ^ M r ^ OT oddltlomil 15% to raflact ttockino ond hondllno choroat. downs. 27 vaara INSURED unHa. Cuatom carpantry a 88 Dodga Lanear *7995 Bxiatlog Cestomora; Connoctlon chorgoa for oddittonal domaatic or fire prctocllon con­ Bus. 647-8509 axpsriancs. apaclalHy. SO Mare. Marquia *5995 F. $ho94Mt Sorvicas— nections bated upon the followino rotoa: BARRY SCANLON io *5995 1. O orliii Ragelor Warhlng Hoars: No Choroa ...... Rat. 645-6849 645-8830 646-2411 fraa aatlmotaa 8 7 5 -9 76 0 88 Mare. Marquia 2. Aflar Rogelor Woiklna mors: r$•0.70 or ocfual ovGrtlm# waots pold to on# (1i 1* and T" Sarvicoa 8480 par additional torvica *3995 ampleyeo. plua 34% lor ovarhaod, fringe banoflta. etc., whIcTiavar It eraotor. UPMAN #1 00 Mato. Lynx 2. FIraPretoctlon-for aprinklaravstomaofprlvototlra hydranta *5995 VOLKSWAGEN 80 Mare. Marquia 6 . RasemgMoe ol Sorvico • Noe eoymaot 4- asoo 80 Mare. Marquis *5995 88 Suzuki Samurl Conv. t! Mter^UweSoMNer^^ * S ffo or actual o v ^ lm a v r a ^ paid to one (1) 5100 ml...... *5008 85 Lincoln T.C. *12,995 emelevee plua 34% tor ovarhaod, trlnoa bantita, ate., whichavar la eraotor. a* 8706 ROOD THINS8 |02lSPqRTINB MUSICAL 87 Yuoo 2 dr., 18K ...... tgdSS 85 Ford LTD *8995 10* 2 2 H d lW M lM Q Rq^QIfb i r •••• TD EA T ITEMS 88VWQoHDIsaal...... ;.t62S5 FURNITURE ROODS 85 Olds Wsgon *8995 Rapolra to facUHIat auch oa molna, hydronti, matara, ate., which ora bey ond the rw y w l - Sold cennadlon chorgaa shall bo uaad to ralmbufsa the Wotor paporttnant lor l"|?proyc- 86 VW Sdrocco, AT, AC. OSChov. Spoelrutn *4295 KiiMha 4h# MhA tftld^Aft imIII bA boftotf UDOU ItiG QCllMl COBfB 0« lODOF# YOOlG# fYlOVG* manta to axiating tupolv, tronsmlaslon, dittrlbuflon, tr^ m a n t, p i p in g ond aterooc MISTRAL Windsurfer, U P R IG H T Plono, white, AM/FM Caaa., PMIr...... «87M *5495 rlola, and ooutomant In odditlon, tha coat of lobor will ba aurchoroad onodWtlonol 34% to focllltlaa which mov raoulrc upaliino to meet Incrcoic water demand. FO UR piece bedraam set S750. 6 foot sail with great sound! Asking 88 Cudaaa Clarm bm....:.... tbsgs 04 Mono. Cougar f w iS r t S S J ^ ^ S J d the M % to raflact atocklnoond Including bax spring. battens, 12 foot board $200. Please telephone 88 Jaap Plonssr 84 Mare. Cougar •6495 handling chorgoa. I'/i year aid. Hardly CHAPONIS Brothers with adlustable most- John at 643-8799. 2 Or, 4x4 ...... tyggg 84 Mate. Q. Matquia •7995 VI. LATE PAYMENT PENALTY Strawberries. Pick III. FIRR FROTRCTION CHARORS used. Coll 87S-1922 and frock, foot straps and 83 Jaap Wagonaar. 04LlneolnT.& •11,496 your own, Clark Street, Lobilm*...... - ...... *8686 S24/Hvdrant/yeor leave message. skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ PETS AND 84 Unoole CenMni •11,698 A. Frivoto FIra Hvdroet South Windsor. Free tween 5pm-10pm or 646- 82 VW RabbN DIaaal >2508 containers. Open 8am- SUPPLES 84 Mate. Oiiga* •6496 0271. 82 Bulok.Skylaik...... •2888 a Friveto Fire Service ...... TV/ Spm or until picked out. a40MsOaRo •OWfO Quarterly connection choroat for atandplpa ondtor tprinkitr hood ayatama boaad on tize 86 Camaro IR O C -Z____ •1(M88 ftMMIK No children under 14 gg Mata, potftar of connoctlon to public eyttom: allowed In field. Coll Just because you d e n i XP g R a n LoversI Free 7 81 Mweadaa3808L AT. PETER LOZIS, SUPERINTENDENT S28-S741 for use on Item doesn't mean year old neutered SUvar, 48K...... *aaj86 301-3« CENTER 8T. $110 Water and Sowar Daprtmant S mole. No papers. Lova­ 77 Camaro, V8, A T...... t2488 4* Connoctlon * 2 ' 5 FRIGIDAIRE refrloera- Informoflon.______the Item has lost Its value. MANCHESTER 4* Connoctlon » J0.JZ tar. 17 cubic faet. Gold. Why not exchange It for ble. New owner needs Ootad at Monchoator, Connocticut Juno 15,1988. You'll find the help you 24 TaHaai T ^ * , Ma. gg 8* Connoctlon » Excellent condition. need In Classified. 643- cosh with on od In Classi­ ample space. Evenings VaraaB, CT e 64t -2t 38 10* Connoctlon JJJj.15 0454)4 $100. 647-9104. 2711. fied? 643-2711. 646-6424. 643-5135 12* Connoctlon $185.47 4 • • a B • R I ^ X-B.B-4 41 4k 4 « . IRERBEBRJ f K m •-t-O E^ - * r < e r» r • t ' 9 e . * ‘ ; I f R t v'g

ITA6 CARS CARS CARS INVITATION TO BID SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE NOTICE O F _ The Manchester Public SPORTS PUBLIC AUCTION Schools solicits bids for MUSIC EQUIPMENT for the -CHEVY Malibu 1972. VOLKSWAGEN Rabbit ARTIFICERS LIEN MULTI Family Tog Sole. CHEVY Cavalier 1983. 4 1988-1989 school year. Sealed IMh ft 19th, 10am to Hard top, 307, auto­ 1976.4 door, automatic, 1874 Volvo, 1.0. bids will be received until matic, stereo. Runs door, automatic, air, «VC24445E30874f8 ot Simon 4pm. L a d in arid baby 120,000 miles. S500 or Sports Cor Center, Inc., JUNE 28, 198X 2:00 P.M., ot good. S450. Coll 742- best otter. 649-5227 be- full power, tilt steering, which time they w ill be pub­ clotbes, cotfM tables, speed control, rear de- Route 4 X 44, Bolton, CT on licly opened. The right 1s re­ Lakers hope homecourt advantage pans out Cabbage Patch dolls, 0537. fore 3pm.______Wednesday, June 19, 1988 at fogger. 643-6181._____ 9:00 a.m. served to relect any and oil ladles black leather VOLVO Wagon D L 1981. OLDS LS Clerra. 1982. 6 Mds. Specifications and bid Bv Bill Barnard lacket. 51 Falknor Automatic, AM-FM cylinder, excellent MERCURY Comet 1972. 03X04 forms may be secured at the guarantee everyone we’re going to Business o m ce , 45 North The Associated Press Drive (off Center stereo. S4,450. Please condition. Power Runs good, body good. Now Is the time run on repeat,” did not back away from that Needs exhaust. $200. io School Street, Manchester, Street), Manchester. telephone 74^8171. steering, power od In classified to sell that statement after ’Thursday’s defeat. Call John 643-8799. Connecticut." PONTIACs Mich. - The Los An­ HUGE Tag Sale. Jewelry, FORD Escort 1982. 1 brakes. AM-FM. 43,000 camera you no longer 04X06 geles Lakers worked all season to get “ I like pur chances,” Riley said. “I silver, chairs, dishes, owner. Excellent con­ miles. 649-1117. 1981 CHEVY Wogon. Air, use. still believe this team is going to win dition. S2300. Please Automatic, AM/FM, the homecourt advantage throughout lots morel Saturday the championship. I’m sure our fans and Sunday 9am>4pm. telephone 74^7625. more features. $2,000. the playoffs. TOWN OF MANCHESTERgCONNECTICOT will be very vocal. ’The buck stops in 34 Linden Street, off DODGE Arles 1986. 4 649-8430. NOTICE OP ADOPTION__ Now they get to find out if it was Center Street, door, power steering, PONTIAC 6000 1986. 4 AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE _ really worth it. Los Angeles. We’ll have to be highly door, V-6, air condl- Manchester. power brakes, air. 25k. INVITATION TO BIO in accordance with the provisions of Q o i^ 3, Sevens 1 After losing to the Detroit Pistons motivated to get the job done.” Excellent condition. tloner, AM-FM and 9 of the Town Ch«rter, notice Is hw e^ giran^ tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Monchester, Thursday night for the second consec­ ’The Lakers, who are in the NBA S5495. 659-1009.______cassette, rust proofed. Sealed Mds w ill be received WANTEOTO Original owner. 11,000 In the General Services' of­ utive game at the Pontiac Silverdome finals for the seventh time in the last _ TOYOTA King Cab 1986.. fice, 41 Center St., M oncl^ ^ Y ^ O R D m V e d by Ve * R y d r t ^****^* l 9y?53 RUY/TRADE miles. Mint condition. ter, CT until J UNE 29,1988 ot Manchester, that Ordinonees, Section 34 be amended to odd and falling behind 3-2 in the NBA nine years, are trying to become the Excellent condition. championship series, the Lakers were I Stereo, bucket seats, S8600. 643-8831 Otter 11:00 o.m. fo r the follow ing: the followlno subsection: first team since the 1968-69 Boston W ANTED 'to buy. Old 5pm. c TiSSra??^ Ttwjown propw^n^^^ relieved to be flying home Friday. The matching top, turbo. (1) HIRING O F A !«obertran_Pjr{NK.!lbe^^^^^^^^ Celtics to repeat as champions. furniture, clocks, HAZARDOUS WASTES folned^'nS^on35(o),Yurtngthedavoftl^^^ sixth g a m e . and the seventh, if lamps, paintings and 643-4593.______But Mychal ’Thompson, who came NOTICE TO CREDITORS MANAGEMENT FIRM sorv PoroM of the Manchester1^ Pire Department (Elol^ necessary, will be played Sunday and rugs. Will pay cosh I NOTICE TO CREDITORS E S TA T E O F Utilities District) on Sunday, ^September IX 198X provided off the bench to have his best game of Call«46ft4M. E S TA T E O F GERTRUDE C. STRAUOH, (2) NEW SCHOOL fhot the sponsoring orgonliotlon,lien, themw Eighth Utilities Dls- Tuesday night. the series with 14 points on 7-for-8 FREDERICK HUBBARD Late of M anchester, FURNITURE trict,TsICTf furnishesIw8ni»nww Insurancein»V8MSifcw wiwsgs*sp»wod eqi^ to ***vT**eotlsW the req^re- _ j T* “We’re back home Sunday and I shooting, said the Lakers can’t be The Hon. William E. Flti- Deceased MAMta Af Ml* taimii*« Imurance advisor ond the Town Attor- NOTICa TO CIWNTOII* (3) T Y P E W R IT E R ments of the Town's Insurance^lser ^ the Town AHpr- hope we can come through with our ES T A T E OF Oerald, Judge, of the Court The Hon; Donold F. Auch- MAINTENANCE nev, to protect the Town's potential expSiura to II^ IW for thinking about winning the champion­ LOUIS EDWARD LUCIER of Probate, District of Man­ ter. Acting Judge, of the clolm t of personal Inlury or property damage, and mot me greatest effort,” Lakers coach Pat ship. Game 6 must go first on the chester at a hearing held on Court of Probote, District of (4) TRENCH BOXES Eighth Utilities District provIdM an agreement. satlsfOc- TIM Hen. David C Repoe, Manchester at hearing held Riley said. "Then we’ll worry about agenda, he said. Judge, of the Court of Pro­ June IX 1*88 ordered that a ll 0 The Town of Manchester Is tory to the Town Attorney, to Indemnify and ppra harmless bate, Dlstflct of Coventry at claims must be presented to on June 9, 1988 ordered that the Town from any and all clolms of •uckJlaWIItv. the seventh game.” “We can’t think ahead past Sunday the fiduciary at the oddrm oil clolm t must be presented on equal opportunity mn- a hearing held on June 14, ployer, and requires an a ffir This Ordinance tholl take effect ten po) «»ov«.ot^,tt»!» P»h The Pistons won the opener at the or they will blow right past us,” IMS ordered that all clolnM below. Failure to promptly to the fiduciary at the ad­ m otive action p o llw fo r «dl of bllcatlon In this newspaper proyldeothpt within ^ CIO) must be presented to the fidu­ present any such claim may dress below. Failure to doys after this publication ot this Ordlnonra a peNtlen Forum only to lose-Game 3 at the Thompson said. “ You guys (the promptly present any such Its Contractors and V eters ciary at the address below. result In the loss of rights to os a condition of doing busi­ signed by not lose than five (5) percent of the diectors.ofme Silverdome, returning the homecourt media) have got to stop thinking that Failure to premptlv present recover such claim . claim may result In the loss Town, os determined from the IFtMt effIM I lists of the ^ of rights to recover on such ness with the Town, os per advantage back to ttie Lakers. just because this ain’t the Celtics that cmy such claim s may result In Johanna Bruder Roy. Federal Order 11244. glstrorsof Voters, has notbeenflledwIthttieTown Clerk re­ the lost of rights to recover Assislant Clerk claim . questing Its reference to a spedql Town election. “We’ve got to go out there, they don’t deserve to be up 3-2. They on such claim . Johanna Bruder Roy, Bid forms, ploos and s m ^ - James Fogqrtv concentrate and play defense,” said The n d uclary Is: A ssistant C lerk calons ore ovolloble at the are a hard-working team and they Bertha E. Roppe, Sandro J. O'Donnell General Services' office. Secretory Pistons forward Adrian Dantley, who C lerk Executrix The fiduciary Is: Board of Directors outplayed us two games here.” c/o W illiam M. Bronelll M ario J . F ra lta ro ll TOWN OF Manchester, Connecticut scored 25 points in Detroit’s 104-94 For awhile on Thursday, it looked The fiduciary Is: MANCHESTER, CT. Marilyn E. Barrette c/o James M. Higgins, Esq. victory in Game 5. “ We feel they’re like it would be the Lakers who would 178 East Center Street M7 M ain Street ROBERT B. WEISX Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 15lh day of June, 14 A very Shores 198X not going to come out and do their Coventry, CT osnt M anchester, CT OtOM Manchester, CT 04040 G E N E R A L M A N A G E R take the 3-2 lead back to California. OSIMM 051-04 04X04 showtime stuff like they normally do While Detroit had six turnovers in if they’re a game up. We figure they its first eight possessions, Los Angeles might be a little methodical now.” was grabbing a 15-2 lead less than five 04504 (Continued) SIM Charge “I’ve been around too long to minutes into the game. te 8* Based upon actual costs of labor, tools, materials, equipment, NOTICE OP ESTAEUSHMENT lateral cennecNens engineering and administration. anticipate what’s going to happen,” “They just came out and jumped on AND REVISION OP CONNECTION coach Chuck Daly said. “ All I know is AND USER CHAROES POE SEWERAGE SYSTEM In addition, the cost of labor w ill be surcharged on oddlttenal 34% to reflect overhead us,” Dantley said. “ It looked liked and the cost of materials w ill be surcharged 15% to reflect stocklngond handling charges. that we’re up 3-2 and we’ve got a On June IX 1988 the Board of Directors of thoTown of Manchaster.lnltscooadtyasthe Water they were going to bury us.” chance.” d ilu tio n Control /kuthorlty, established imd revised charges torjheconnectIjmvdMiw B. insMIlaMep IP Sobdlvlslea: But with Dantley scoring 18 points use ot the sewerage system. On Ju n e 15,1988a copy of suehchar^weraflledlnlheOMraof “All we have to do is go to Los and Vinnie Johnson 12, the Pistons the Clerk of the^ w n of Manchester. Any appeal from such charges must be taken within In o new subdivision or where a developer must Install o new sewer main. Nig develeper twenty-one days after such flllno. wHI Install all sewer tacNHles, Indodlpg heose cenpecHenX at hN expense In accordance Angeles and play a good game,” needed less than 17 minutes to with the speciflcatlons ofthe Town of Manchester Sewer Department. Under a ll condi­ Pistons center Bill Laiinbeer said. The charges wmch huve been established and revised and the tim e and manner of payment tions where work on o seimr prolect Isentirely completed by private contractor, a charge outscore the Lakers 52-26, turning the thereof Is os follows: of 84X00 for each connection shall be paid at the time of permit oppllcaNen to cover the “ We have two shots to win the 13-point deficit into a 13H|)oint lead. cost of engineering, administration, and Inspection. championship.” ’The comeback was aided by three ADOPTED SCHEDULE OP EATES AND CHAROES MANCHESTER SE98EE DEPARTMENT VII. MISCELLANEOUS CHAROES Detroit, which now has two chances Lakers being called for three fouls EPPECTIVa JULY 1.1988 A. Meter Removal on Existing Sewer Only Accounts S35.20/Untt to win the franchise’s first NBA title, each, forcing them to the bench. B. Eqelpment Charge Cor 81X0O/Heur has some history on its side. "Their strength is the first and third AP photo I. QUARTERLY SEWER USE EATES — OENERAL CUSTOMER BILLINO Compressor 819.00/Hour To win the championship, the quarters,” Laimbeer said. ’That’s The use charge Iso flat rate of 81.31 per Hundred Cubic Feet based upon water consumption os P ick U P 819.00/Hour COULDN’T WATCH — Los Angeles Lakers' Coach Pat Riley Indicated on the water meter. Lakers will have to become the first when they take their leads. If they Dump Truck 82X00/Hour team to win three postseason series can’t get out to a big start in the third buries his head in his hands during Game S Thursday night 'Unmetered customers shall be charged os fellowrs: Ubfl Bockhoe 82X00/Hour 4-3 the same year, lliey needed seven quarter, our defense will take over. 1. ResIdeoWal Cestemers - Consumption basedgn i00eallons.par,cop|ta perdov yrtth 3.5 Vector 83X00/Hour against the Pistons at the Silverdome. The Pistons won, 104-94, capita per dwelling unit. .. ci o , .s’ > C. Chargeable Repairs games to beat both Dallas and Utah in Every game, we’ve played defense and lead the series 3-2 heading into Game 8 Sunday at the X Cemmerctal easterners - Consumption blMbd upon X088 gallons per aers^iier day of Repairs to facilities such os mains, laterals, manholes, etc., which ore beyond the respon­ the Western Conference playoffs. first. Our offense comes and goes, but property owned at the location of the Sewer Only Account qr acres of actual developed sibility ot the Sewer Deportment w ill be based upon the actual cost of tabor, tools, mate­ Riley, who said after winning the Forum in Los Angeles. Game 7, if necessary, would be Tuesday space based on squore footage, whichever Is greoter. our defense is constant. It wins games rials, and equipment. In addition, the cost ot lobor w ill be surcharged on addtttenal 34% to title a year ago, “ I’m going to for us.” night in L.A. 3. Ipdashlal Cestemers- Consumption based upon XOOO gallons per acre per day of pro­ reflect overhead and the costs ot materials w ill be sufehorged 15% to reflect stocking and perty owned at location of the Sewer Only Account or of acres of developed space handling chorees. based on square footage, or whichever Is greater. VIII. LATE PAYMENT PENALTY II. QUARTERLY SEWER USE RATES FOR LYOALL, INC. A ll user, quality surcharges, connection and miscellaneous chorees ore due and payable Bid for Whalers can be matched upon receipt ot the b ill by the customer. Any charge not paid within thirty (30) days of thedue U.S. squad wins The above schedule of use charges w ill opplv less o credit for Lvdoll's prior payment of Its dote shall thereupon be dellnquentoita shall bear Interest from the due dote at the rate and In shore of the 1971 bond debt, which credit has been calculated to be X047 per 100 cubic feet. the manner provided by the (SeiMral Statutes of the State ot Connecticut for delinquent prop­ KOTKA, Finland (AP) — Dan Majerie and User charges for Lydoll, Inc shall be based prim orlly upon metered wostewoterflow because e rty taxes. David Robinson led the U.S. Select team, a HARTFORD (AP) - Members relations director, said he had not Conrad said that Howard Bald­ port of their water, used mainly for process, comes from private sources. group of Olympic hopefuls, to an 84-68 victory of the Hartford Whalers partner­ heard of any offer being made for win, the team’s Chairman and IX. SEWER SYSTEM OUTLET CHAROR ship could match any offer to III. QUARTERLY SEWER USE RATES FOR RIOHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT over the Netherlands FViday night as the the team Friday, but he said the managing general partner, has Each property owner within the Town of Manchester, Including within the Eighth Utilities purchase the National Hockey The sewer use charges w ill be bosed on metered water at the rate of 81.243 per one hundred District, ultimately utlllilng the Town of Manchester Sewer System shall pay o sewer outlet four-nation Pohjola Cup tournament began. team might not necessarily make promised not to interfere in any cubic feet. charge at the time o permit appilcotlon Is filed with the Woter and Sewer Deportment for con­ Majerie, a 6-fo6t-S forward from Central League club, according to the it public if and when it does bid. He said Baldwin told him on nection to the sanitary sewer system. The property owner shall pay the applicable outlet terms of the partnership choree In effect at the time of permit application. Choree shall be In accordance with the fol­ Michigan University, led all scorers with 16 receive an offer. three occasions he wouldn’t form lowing schedule; agreement. IV. SURCHARGE RATES points, including nine in the first half. Conrad, who is leaving Aetna to a second partnership to challenge For a ll residential dwellings Including private homes, 8400 Robinson, a 7-foot former Navy center, Donald G. Conrad, an Aetna any purchase offer. In oddltlon to the above sewer use charges, the Sewer Department w ill levy surcharges for apartment units, and condominiums. Each dwelling unit Life ft Casualty Co. executive start a personal investment firm, excesive quantities ot Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BODS) and Suspended Solids (S.S) os scored six straight points within two minutes said ’Iliursday he expects to But The Hartford Courant, follow s: For oil motels, hotels, convalescent homes and hospi­ vice president, has reveaied that tals Each room late in the second half to halt a strong Dutch reach a decision on a bid in about quoting unnamed sources, said BOOS: 8X073 per pound In excess of 350 milligrams per liter (mg/L), os comeback. he is considering a bid for at least determined by laboratory analysis. For o il Institutional type buildings such os schoolsond 81408 a 51 percent share of die club. a week. He has not identifled Baldwin is seritmsly considering e» ! churches Per acre of land approved The Dutch had cut the Americans’ lead to 13 S.S.: 8X044 per pound In exces of 350 m illigram s per liter (mg/L). os Aetna is a partner in the hockey other investors who would partic­ a competing offer for the team. determined by laboratory analysis. for development calculated points before Robinson’s six points that gave to the nearest 1/10 o f on team, owning a 40.45 percent ipate in his bid. Baldwin, who helped found the Septic tank discharge at Sewage Treatment Plant: 84X00per 1,000 the Selects a 72-53 cushion. acre. share, and Conrad has served as team in 1972, owns a 1 percent gallens. For oil retail, commercial and Industrial buildings 81408 “ My offense started flowing a little bit better “Quite frankly, what the public share of the Whalers the insurance company’s repre­ disclosure of my desires has done V. EXCEPTION METERS • LAROR COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL CUSTOMERS Per acre of land approved in the second half,” said Robinson, who was for development calculated sentative on the team’s executive is made me get on with this,” ’The team is owned by 15 The Sewer Department w ill permit the use of exception meters. Installed and maintained by to the nearest 1/18 of on college basketball’s 1987 player of the year. He the customer at the customer's expense, for the purpose of measuring procoM water that Is ’ ^ acre. finished with 11 points, but looked rusty in the committee. Conrad said Thursday. “ I was partners, including Baldwin, not discharged to the eanitary sewer system. The quantity of water so measured w ill be de­ Sold outiri chorem shall be u ^ to reimburse the Town ot Manchester Sewer Deportment first half when he scored only two points. Conrad was not in his office hopeful I would take a. little bit Aetna and the Courant. The ducted from the total quantity of metered water use prior to colculoHons of the sewer use Wostewoter Treatment Plant and other such taclll- Friday and was not available for more time than I know will. I others include CIGNA, ’The Tra­ charge. tles os force nsolns, pumpine stations, trunk sewers and Interceptor or relief sewers. “ It’s hard to get everything going right away.” said Robinson. “ I haven’t played much comment. He secretary said he would hope within a week that I velers Insurance Cos., Connecti­ VI. SEWER SYSTEM LATERAL SEWER CONNECTION CHAROES was on an airline flight bound for cut Light ft Power Co. and the PETER LOZIS, SUPERINTENDENT in the last year. But by the end of the summer. probably will make an offer or A. Town MsMIgllaa: Water and Sewer Deportment an out-of-town location. Greater Hartford Chamber of I’ll have it all back together.” will decide I can’t make an The Town may, at Its dlscreMon, perform sewer connections to the street sewer. Charges Phil Langan, Whalers public Commerce. for such Installotln by Town In Town roadway, right of way, or easement, as are follews: Doted at Monchester, Connecticut June IS, 1988. offer.” **^1 Sports fat Brief Sports in Scoreboard

Okamoto, Inkster share lead MB's play two over the weekend Cuba 7. Expos 3 SoftbaD HERSHEY, Pa. — Defending champion Ayako Moriartjr B n t lim win put its nnbeatra [SPORTSCARd ] Baekefbon Transactions streak on the Hue tonisht at 7:31 when it hosts Okamoto and two-time winner Juli Inkster shot MONTREAL CHICAGO 'p i l c t M r s - j r h b l Society for Savings at Moriarty field. Moriarty's S-under-par 67s Friday to share the first-round lead ■ brh bl at the $300,000 Lady Keystone Open Raines If 4 111 Dunston ss 5 111 win conclode a busy weekend when it opposes BASEBALL (CmrnrncwOt) Condoel 3b 3000 Palmeir If 5 0 11 NBA playaff plctura Amorlcan Loogut Nettles 3b Terry-Pat Sunday at 1 p.m. at Muzzy FMd in Inkster, who passed out while playing a practice 10 0 1 Dawson rf 5 110 Bhw Ox dwwwd Purdy Cerp.. 11-3, round Tuesday, birdied four of her last six holes CALIFORNIA ANGELS— Placed De- Sandy Koufax .655 16587 (iaiarre 1b 4 0 2 0 Sndbra 3b 4 12 0 Bristol. Frldav itlflM at Poeonl FtaM. Sean T b e R a gls WavneBulce,pltcher,onthe15davdlsabled Brooks rf 40 20 Grace 1b 2 10 0 t1*e«iNMon socked fliree Mis and Roy ^VeedMf, June 7 Laurie Rinker, Connie Chillemi. Marci Bozarth. list retroactice to June 16. Addle J o ss .623 16597 Woltach 3b 4 0 00 Low 3b 3 12 2 A it lw , Bob Hunt, Tim Nice and Tom Detroit lOS^L.A. .Lakers «3 Colieen Walker, Betsy King and Shirley Furlong are CLEVELAND INDIANS-Sloned Mark Webster cf 3 000 Berayhllc 3 0 2 1 Bride two opiece ter Blue Ox. Dennis ^^ht^^vBov, .^ttae 9 Lewis, Inflelder, assigned him to Cy Young .620 511-313 Reedc 4 0 2 0 Jackson cf 2 12 0 Legion at home Sunday r oreman and Brian Morpelanev rock­ L.A. Lakers 1IB, Detroit t6 next at 68. Burlington of the Appalachian League. Rivera ss 3 110 Sutcliffe p 2 111 eted Itvee end two hits, respectively, sundgy, June 11 Ok-Hee Ku. Sandra Palmer. Sherri Steinhauer Montgomery Ward .615 161-101 BSmIthp 2 0 0 0 Loncostrp 100 0 The Manchester Legion Post 102 squad win host for Purdy's. KANSAS CITY ROYALS— Signed Tim Hesketh p L.A. Lakers 99, Detroit 16 Susie McAllister and Patty Jordan are grouped at 0 0 0 0 RockvUle ina Zone Ei^en co u n ter Sunday evening Tbesdov, JuM H Spehr, catcher, and assigned him to Ernie Shore .607 6 5 8 2 Wnghmph 0 10 0 Detroit 111, L.A. Lakers S6 69. Appletan of the Midwest League. Heaton p 0 0 0 0 at 7 at Moriarty Field. Manchester is 1-0 in Zone PaiaRi Thursday, Juiw M Ml LWAUKEE BRE WERS-SIgned Mike Catfish Hunter .574 224-166 WJhnsnph 10 0 0 Burrola, outfielder, and assign^ him to play. Allstate Business Mochine wos a 7-0 Detroit 104, L.A. Lakers 04. Detroit Totals » S 8 2 Totals S7126 leads series >3 . . Helena of the Pioneer League. Jim Banning .549 224-184 forfeit erinner ever B.A. O ub ot Poeonl SEATTLE AAARINERS-SIgned Ricky Held when the latter tolled to Held a 810 Detroit at L | ^ ^ & e n ^ :3 0 p.m. Krishnan advances to finals Candelarl, outfielder, and assigned him to Hanrey Haddix .546 135113 du rago 088 840 OOX— 7 INIng card show Sunday ■ tr ' Bellingham of the Northwest League. Gome Winning RBI — Dunston (3). Detroit at L.A. Lakers,9p.m.,lfnecessorv BRISTOL, England — Ramesh Krishnan of India NoKo m I Looguo Mike Will .544 87-73 E— Brooks. DP— Montreal 2. LOB— nUng Junior High wni host a baseball card show Rk defeated Mark Dickson of Tampa. Fla.. Friday to NL— Suspended Dove Concepcion, Cin­ Montreal 8, Chicago 8. 2B— Gatarraga. at the Manchester ffigb cafeteria on Sunday from 9 cinnati Reds, Inflelder, for two days and Len Barker .493 7 5 7 6 HR— .Homes (7). SB— Brooks (5), Dawson Memorial Comer store nipped J .Mac advance to the final of the Bristol Trophy men’s fined on undisclosed amount forth rowlngo (5), Sandberg (10). S— Jackson. SF— a.m. to 4 p.m. Luke Appling, Johnny Pesky and A Sen Weldine, M , at Mke PieM. Rick grass-court toumamnent. putting himself one step base during a game. Don Larsen .471 81-91 Berrvhlll, Nettles. Boog Powell are scheduled to be on hand to sign Connen hod three hits and Dove Manell HOUSTON ASTROS— Activated Jooauln added two for Memorial, uSilchwonlts Golf away from a family double. Andular, pitcher, from the IShRiv John Lee Richmond .429 751 00 IP H R ER BB SO autographs. first oome of the year. Lorry Refcos and The 27-year-old Krishnan fired a series of fluent disabled list. S ^ Jeff Heothcock, pitcher, A d b iM o n is 92 for adults and 91 for ebUdren. All Jim Iteffrsn each Iwd three hits and to Tucson of the Pacific Coast League. Charlie Robertson .380 4 9 8 0 BSmIth L4-5 41-3 9 Paul Lereson, Chris Trahan ond Bob passing shots to easily down the American 6-1, 6-4. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Activated Hesketh 126 1 proceeds go to the IlUng Invitational and the Brodhsow two each for J.Moc, which Taliwood If Krishnan wins Saturday’s final against Jose Uribe, shortstop, from the ISdov Heaton 2 2 disabled list. Optioned Mott Williams, Manchester High girls’ basketball and boys’ cross outhlt the winners by o 15-10 nwreln. Christian Saceanu of West Germany, he will Chtaggo country teams. WDMEN’S CLUB — Rag Day — 18 outfielder, to Phoenix of the Poclflc Coast Nitlonil Liagua atandinga Sutdlfie W84 6 7 3 3 4 3 Nkt holers- A- Mary Murrov 20th hole. emulate the achievement of his father, Ramathan. League. Loncaster S,2 3 1 0 0 0 1 DIone Willis, Tina MIkolowskv 19th who won the title, then known as the West of FOOTBALL Sutcliffe pitched to 3 batters In the 7th. Soccer fan found dead Another one-run pome was ployed at hole. B- Cloro Buggle 30th hole. Dottle Nottenol F o o M I League East Division HBP— Sutcliffe by BSmIlh. WP— Contesso 19th hole, Ronnie Lynch, Joan England Championships, in 1959. BUFFALO BILLS-SIgned John Hogy. W L Pet. M BSmIth, Hesketh. BK— BSmIth, Lancas­ Nike Retd os Allied Printing trimmed safety. New York 41 FRANKFURT, West Germany — Police on Evergreen Lawns, 6-5. Chris Green and DeGlacome 18th hole, C-Ann Koval 19th The 19-year-old Saceanu saved three match points 23 .641 ter. hole, G. Keeney, Ann Pestritto 18th DENVER BRONCOS-SIgned Pat Kelly, Pltlsburgh 36 29 .554 S'/7 Umpires— Home, Tota; Rrst, Froem- Friday found the body of an English soccer fan Kip CelpMs each hod three hits and before downing Derrick Rostagno of Brentwood Chicago 33 Wayne Green and Scott Green two hole; 9 holers- A- Maureen Mozzer 10th tight end, to a series of one-year 31 .516 8 mlng; Secand,Hlrschbeck,'Thlrd,Oarllno floating in the Main River hours after roving bands hole, Alice Young, Ann Anderson 9th Calif., 6-7, 7-6, 6-4. contracts. St. Louis 33 32 .508 8*/2 T— 2:42. A-33,041. apiece for Allied. Bob Quagllo, Craig hole, B- Marlon Foote 11th hole, S. COLLEGE Montreal 31 33 .484 10 of British rowdies smashed up bars and ^ w l e d Phillips, Dave Ridolfl, Mark Bowon, Kosovage 10th, C- Legoult 9th hole, D- AUSTIN PEAY— Named Tim Welser Philadelphia 29 34 .460 n w Honk Steullet and Felix FTamsky each athletic director. with German pub patrons. Mistered two hits for Evergreen. Cammeyer 9fh hole. West Division Dwight Evans CINCINNATI— Named Mike BIscottI as­ w L Pcf. OB Police said there was no immediate indication of Students quit as dancers sistant football coach. Los Angeles 34 27 .557 Golf foul play in the death of the English soccer fan. and U.S. Open scorea CLARK COLLEGE— Announced the re­ Houston 34 30 .531 V/7 Dv9ty This 36-year-old first base- SEO U L, South Korea — Seventy-five women San Rancisco that the unidentifled victim apparently drowned signation of Jessie McClardy, head football 32 33 .492 4 sterling Upholstery A Supply out­ man for the Boston Red Sox BROOKLINE, AAASS. (AP) — Graded university students have quit as dancers in the coach, so he can become assistant dean and Cincinnati 31 34 .477 5 while intoxicated. lasted East Catholic Athletic Club. 20-16, coordinator of transportation at the school. San Diego 27 37 .422 8*/i is a career .271 hitter. In scores tollowlngthesecond round Friday of Olympic opening ceremony, saying they were being Atlanto Sanlora golf, acoraa Before sunrise Friday, roving groups of English Frident at Keeney Reid. Mark Solsburv, the 88th U.S. Open Golf Champlonshipbeino 22 40 .355 12W homered, tripled and doubled and 1987, he had personal highs ploved on the 7jnAyard, por-71 course forced to join rehearsals that disrupted their STANFORD— Announced that Chris­ y’s I_____ fans overturned cars, s m a ^ ^ windows and _ Lots Gomes Net Included knocked In five runs to lead the winners. in homers (34), RBis (123) ot The Country Club (odenotes omo- studies. topher Foerster has lolned the football JERICHO, N.Y. (AP) — Scores Fridov furniture in several Frankfurt bars, and attacked Dan Pellerin added three hits and three teur): coaching staff as on offensive line coach. Chicago 7, Montreal 3 RBI, Paul Schneider homered and and batting (.305). He's the The newspaper Joong-Ang Ilbo said another 240 VANDERBILT— Announced that the Atlanta4, Houston 3,1st gome after the first round of theS3S0J)00Northvllle Germans inside and outside the pubs. Scott Simpson 69-66— 135 Invitational Seniors Golf Tournament, knocked In five runs, and Mortv London Lorry MIk 6967— 136 students at Ewha Women’s University planned to men's swimming program will be elimi­ Houston at Atlanta, 2nd game (n) only American Leaguer to hit nated at the end of the 198889 school Cincinnati 6, Son FrancIscoO being ployed at the 7,100-yard, par-72 added three tuts Including o four- Bob Glider 6869— 137 vote Saturday on whether they would stay in dance 6Aeodow Brook Club Course: b o g ^ . For ECAC, Don Fay and Mike more than 20 HRs each year Curtis Strange 7067— 137 year.. Phllodelphla3, New York 1 Bruce Devlin 3832— 66 Tyson’s wife accuses Cayton Costello each rocketed four hits while since 1981. Sandy Lyle 6A71— 139 programs for the opening ceremony, scheduled St. IjOuIs7, Plttiiburah 3 Harold Henning 35-33— 67 Bob LaRochelle, Rick Mourev and Tom Nick FOIdO 7367— 139 Sept, 17 before an expected 70.000 spectators in Son Diego at Los Angeles, 1st game, (n) Bobby Nichols 32-35— 67 N E W YORK — Heavyweight boxing champion Malln each socked three safeties and Poul Aztnoer 6A70— 139 Son Diego ot los Angeles, 2nd gome (n) Bruce Crompton 33-35— 66 Dove Daigle tripled and homered. Fred Couples 7267— 139 Seoul’s Olympic Stadium. Soturdnv't ilnmmi Mike Tyson’s wife accused his manager. Bill San Francisco (Downs 86) at Cincin­ Dave Hill 3835-69 O.A. Welbrino 71-69^140 Ewha officialsjieclined to comment. nati (R.Roblnson 25), 1:15 p.m. Don Bles 3534— 69 Cayton, Friday of once offering a person close to the NgrtiMni Jay Haas 7367— 140 Montreal (Heaton 25) ot Chicago (Mod- Dick Howell 38-33— 70 couple 990,000 to "help us get a divorce.’’ John Cook 7368— 141 Baseball dux 11-3), 2:20 p.m. Lou Grahom 36-34__ 70 Gibson's Gym unleashed on 10-hlt League Steve Pete 7369— 141 Bob Charles 33-37— 70 “He said he’d stop at nothing less than our getting Senna takes provisional pole San Diego (Show 86) at los Angeles attack In tumbling WIninger's Gvmon- Tom Kite 7269— 141 (Belcher 34), 4:05 p.m. Charles Owens 3535— 70 a divorce,’’ actress Robin Givens said in an Stlcs, 13-6, at Robeiison Pork. John Lonny Wodkins 7A71— 141 Philadelphia (Rowley 86) at New York Walter ZembrIskI 3536— 71 Berger tMd throe hits and Jack Shan­ Hole Irwin 71-71— 142 D E T R O IT — Ayrton Senna continued his amazing O n e LIttler 3536— 71 interview on WNBC-TV. "It’s like something out of Amarlcan American Laague atandings (Fernandez 25), 7:05 p.m. Orville Moody 37.34___71 non, Glenn Koehler, Paul Hartand Paul Andy Bean 71-71— 142 qualifying mastery Friday, taking the provisional St. Louis (Tudor 22) at Pittsburgh Dynasty." ond Dove Peck two apiece for Gibson's. Ken Green 7270— 142 (Fisher 84), 7:05 p.m. Dale Douglass 34-37— 71 Bill Slbrlnsi, Bob Walsh and Mike TheFIreflghtersnlppedModernJonl- o-BIII Mavtair 71-73— 143 pole for the EniChem Detroit Grand Prix. Jim Cochran 35-36— 71 Cayton, contacted by WNBC, denied the accusa­ of Woddell East Division Houston (Ryan 54) ot Atlanta (Coffman Ben Smith 37.34___71 McGuire each collected two hits for Reid. Mike Carr hod two hits Including Scott Hoch 71-73— 143 The brilliant Brazilian, who has started all five w L Pet. GB 26), 7 :« p.m. tion and was quoted as saying, " I Just hope it doesn’t WIninger's. Oolg stodler 7A73— 143 New York Doug Dolzlel 3536— 71 o grand slam, Ryan Andrew hod the Formula One races this season from the pole 39 24 .619 SuMtoy's Gomes Homero Blancos 38-34— 72 affect Tyson this close to the fight." Standings: Gibson's AO, P.M. Con­ game-winning hit and Keith Corlnl a Atark O'Meara 71-72— 143 Detroit 39 25 .609 /> Son Fronclsto at Cincinnati, 2:)5 p.m. George Lxinnlng 36-36— 72 Spinks, the former International Boxing Federation Police 1-7. pitched well for Modern. Mark Colcovecchla 7469^143 Toronto 32 35 .478 9 Montreal of Chicago, 2:30 p.m: Joey SIndelar 7668— 144 The fastest 26 cars through the two hours of time Baltimore 18 47 .277 22 Son Diego at Los Angeles, 3,4:05 p.m. Agim Bordho 3686— 72 champion. Kent Stauffer 7272— 144 HvWon Charles Mehck 37-36— 73 AEi9t Natkmal Farm Mark McCumber 7273— 144 trials over two days will determine the starting grid Don Atossengale 3537— 73 W L Pet. GB National Laagua raaulta Larry Mowry 37-36— 73 Jones Landscaping come up with five Dick Most 6275— 144 for Sunday’s race through the streets of downtown Oakland 40 24 .625 Hortford Rood Dolry Queen downed Chip Johnson 7272— 144 Minnesota 35 28 Roberta DeVIncenzo 37-36— 73 runs In the bottom of the seventh Inning, Detroit. .556 4'/j D ^ Sanders 3537— 73 to nip M AK Company, A5, at Robertson! '''■J**"'' Verplonck Danny Edwords 7273— 145 Kansas City 36 29 .554 4'/s Bravaa 4. Aatros 3 Reid. Mike Meehan hod four hits, Paul Kenny Perry 7A71— 145 Senna was clocked at 1 minute. 40.606 seconds, Texas Billy Cdsper 3537— 73 Televisioii and Radio Pork. Andy Zorzi's two-out single In the Solw and Mike Johnson two apiece ond 31 33 .484 9 John Brodle 38-35— 73 bottom of the seventh won It for the Dennis Trixler 7273— 145 translating to 89.458 mph or 143.962 kph. on the Chicago 28 36 .438 12 » r l s L o i^ le starred defensively be- Robert Wilkin 7671— 1 « Seattle First Gome Bob Erickson 37-36— 73 Landscapers. Zorzl and Scott Freese h li^ the plate tor DQ, now A3. Pot Quish 2.5-mile (4.023-kiIometer) circuit. 26 41 .388 15'/5 HOUSTON Jim King 3587— 73 each slapped two hits for the winners Bob Twoy 7766— 145 California 25 40 .385 15>/!i ATLANTA Robertson RaymofXi Royd 7272— 145 Games o b rh b i oferhM Gene Borek 3 ^ — 73 while Ed Bombardier bombed three hits d o t* M , Brian HIrko played well 1 GYoung cf 4 0 0 0 AHali cf Chuck Worknrxm 37-37— 74 TODAY and Phil Modore, Mike Zotta Sr. and Larry Nelson 7867— 145 L4rte Games Net Included 4000 defcnsIvMy and Jeff Coshmon pitched Tom Watson 7A71— 145 aeveland6, NewYork4 Puhl If 3 0 2 0 Royster 3b 4 00 0 Jimmy Powell 3538— 74 1 p.m. — Yankees at Indians. Chs. 22, 30, W POP Greg Holmes two apiece for MAK. well for the 7-3 Lawyers. N H L owners, officials talk Doran 3b 4 0 0 0 ($Perrv1b J.C. Goosle 37-37-74 Standings: Manchester Medical Mark WIcbe 7A7D— 145 Baltimore 2 Boston 1 11 Innings 4 00 0 1 p.m. - Red Sox at Orioles. NESN, w n c Denrid Edwards 16-69— 145 Minnesota 4, Seattle 1 GDavIs 1b 4 2 20 DMrphyrf 3 111 Bob Brue 3035— 74 Supply A2, Bray Jewelers A3, Jones TO R O N TO — N H L owners are trying to gain Bossrf 4 1 1 2 GRonck If Charles Coody 37-87— 74 Landscaping A3, M AK 4-4, Cummings Amarlcan Farm Ollp Beck 7273— 145 Milwaukee 7, Chlcogo2 4 1 1 0 1:30 p.m. — Golf: U.S. Open, Chs. 8,40 Mork McNulty 7273— 145 "undue control and influence’’ of the Officials Detroit 12, Toronto 5 Walling 3b 3 0 0 0 Sutterp 0 0 0 0 Butch Baird 38-36— 74 Insurance 4-4, Lothrop insurance A5, Romlrzss 1 0 0 0 Thomosss tee Elder 37-37— 74 4 p.m. — Blue Jays at Tigers, Chs. 22, 30 Gentle Touch Cor Wash 3-6, J.C. Penney o''«rwhelmed Dave ^ 7272— 145 Association, the lawyer negotiating a contract for California at Kansas Otv, (n) 300 0 Fuzzy Zoeller 7272— 145 Texas at Oakland, (n) CRenIdsss 3 0 10 Virgil c 2 12 0 Tommy Aaron 3538— 74 9 p.m. — Horse Racing: Ohio Derby, ESPN 7-6. M A W , 3A11, at Buckley Field. Tommy the referees and linesman charged Friday. BHtchrph 1 0 0 0 Griffey ph Roland Stafford 3985— 74 wtH^I, Mike Mlgllore ISOO AokI 71-74— 145 Sotuftfoy't Qoniii 10 0 0 7 p.m. - Phillies at Mets. Chs. 9, 20. W K H T hod eight RBIs and Eric Loylgne olso B y d d ^ rd n e r 7273— 145 Talks between the league and the Officials Boston (Clemens 94) at Baltimore Trevino c 3 0 3 0 Benedicte 0000 Joe JImlnez 4034— 74 ANiby ph 1 0 0 0 (tanf3b 3 12 3 Al Chondler 3986— 75 8:30 p.m. — Arena football: New England at New A Cknlrtl well for Legion, 13-1. den Nick Price 7274— 146 Association began Thursday. The officials’ contract (Bautista 25), 1:20 p.m. Knepiierp Raft Botts 3986— 75 R ^ M o o m homered twice and singled Tommy Nokollma 7A72— 146 New York (Rhoden 25) at Clevelond 2 0 0 0 Mohlerp 202 1 York. ESPN Sportsman Cafe topped Farr's, 1211, David Graham expires Aug. 31. (Bolles 85), 1:35 p.m. Andersnp 0 0 0 0 Obe^fl ph 0 0 0 0 Billy Maxwell 3087-75 of Fitzgerald Reid. Paul Mortlneau hod Roger AAoltble 7A71— 146 Toronto (Clancy 28) at Detroit (Terrell Pnkvtsph 1 0 0 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 Bob Boldt 3788-75 two hits Including a homer, Russ Shea “ Under the N H L proposals, club owners... would DJomesIf 00 00 Bill Johnston 3088— 76 SUNDAY Jim Mallet 7274— 146 23), 4:05 p.m. Totals Paul Harney 3089— 77 three hits and Dave Dougon, Jim Beebe, Wtork Lye 7A71— 146 have effective control of officials’ job security on a Texas (Haugh87) at Oakland (DavlsS3), M 3 8 3 Totals 8848 4 1 p.m, — Motorsports: Detroit Grand Prix, Thod RIsley and Mike Kemp two apiece Gordon Jones - 1 3889— 77 Payne Stewart 7273— 146 season-to-season basis,’’ attorney Jim Beatty said 4:05 p.m. Mike Fefchick 39-39—78 Channel 3 for Sportsman. Joe Chetelot hod two Peter Jacobsen 7A7D— 146 California (Finley 88) at Kansas City Hjta«»»n 8N 188 888-8 hits Including o homer and Rick Nicola Clarence Rose 7A71— 146 in a release. (Bannister 7-5), 8:05 p.m. A l ^ 888 888 llx -4 Red Howkins 4)88— 79 1:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Orioles, Chs. 30,38, W TIC and Rich Belekowlcz three apiece for Rac Baseball Gome Winning RBI — DMurphy (2). Nunzlo Compl 37-43—80 Jerry Moos 7273— 146 He added that the owners want the referees and Seattle (Swift 5-3) at Minnesota (Lea 23), Jacky Cupit 4841— 85 1:30 p.m. — Yankees at Indians, SportsChannel, Farr's. Jim Oorter 74-73— 146 8:05 p.m. E— GPerry, Gant, AAohler. DP— Houston Don Pohl 7A73— 146 linesmen to individually negotiate their perfor­ Chicago (Perez 82) at Milwaukee 2. LOB— Houston 8 Atlanta 8 3B— Virgil. WPOP David Ishll 7273— 146 mance bonus and salary above a guaranteed (Wegmon 85), 8:35 p.m. 3B— Gant 2. HR— Boss (5), DMurphy (10). 1:30 p.m. — Phillies at Mets. Channel 9. W K H T Chartgr Oak Pony Rodger Davis 7273__146 Sunday's Gomes S— Knepper. minimum. IP H R ER BB SO 2 p.m. — Golf:I U.S. Open. Chs. 8, 40 Connecticut Bonk and Trust downed The Red Sox bested the Broyes, 13-3, Bob Eastwood 74-73— 146 Boston at Baltimare, 1:35 p.m. llouilen EMERGENCY Manchester Property Maintenance, A Hal Sutton 74-73— 146 ‘T h e league also wants the right to fire any New York at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. 2 p.m. — Vermont at New Britain. W CNX "'ohf- Lee Trevino — — Knepper 61-3 6 Fire — Police — Medical 3, at Rtzgerald Reid. Mike Stone had and Gilbert ployed well for the Red Sox official without cause at the end of each season no Toronto at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Andersen L,1-3 12-3 2 (1190-AM) three hits and Craig Krest and Bob „ Polled to Quollfv Seattle at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. Altanta (no first names available) while Adorn Don Pooley 7A71— 147 matter where he is rated or how many years of California at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m. 3 p.m. — Pistons1 at Lakers. Channel 3 LeBreux two apiece for CBT. Steve Zurek hod three RBis. O.J. Cromwell Mahler 7 8 DIAL 911 Kodzlela hod two blngles for MPM. ond Pool Serro were each 2f or-3 to lead Mac O'Grodv 7A73— 147 service has been given to the league," the release Chicago at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Assnmehr W,53 1 0 5 p.m. —Motorsports: : Budweiser 200, ESPN the Braves. Steve Lowery 74.73— 147 said. Texas at Oakland, 5:05 p.m. Sutter S,10 In Manchester Jock NIcklaus 74-73— 147 1 0 • • 11 » t .y - .r • • I • • t « , r ^,| «« iisrrtot, .r iKt.h Gartfn^ nbt S c o re b M ird NFL players Martina gets shot ^ revenge win, lose & DREW Bv Andrew Warshaw pining away B M c b a D a step closer The Associated Press TW5 VeAU rtOLi^iMS EASTBOURNE, England - aichpMkt The revenge match Martina for basebaii Mi|«r Lmgui ttilM Ic s ■nieviiiKrjoK Be Pune to free agency BBCliKeoF tiinwe.. Navratilova wanted most in her Mraefb eomM ef Tliundav By Ed Stveh build-up to Wimbledon was as­ AMlinCAN LIAOUC fWaCHDeWWK. sured Friday when she and By Dean GolembeskI ' > The Associated Press : Natalia Zvereva reached the final HHR RBlFCt _1_ The Associated Press AB R Boston 2089 277 581 32 20 .278 ; of the $250,000 Pilklngton Glass MINNEAPOLIS — About 350 National Minnesota 2133 290 592 65 272 .278 championships. , Knsos Cttv 2220 301 601 55 291 .271 (j Football League players without contracts NORWICH — Miles from the nearest major Navratilova beat 16-year-old New York 2150 341 580 60 316 .270 moved a step closer to unrestricted freeagency league ballpark, former manager Billy Gardner is Dakland 2211 329 995 61 300 .269 Mary Joe Fernandez 6-2. 6-3 in 2279 610 66 309 .268 Friday when a federal judge ruled that working hard at his newest job and enjoying every Toronto 333 one semifinal, while in the other, Mliwukee 2180 283 569 51 20 .261 negotiations between the players union and minute of being a meat salesman. Detroit 2122 295 554 52 268 .261 Zvereva, the exciting teen-ager league owners were at an impasse. Seattle 2216 271 572 58 250 .258 from the Soviet Union, downed “ I don’t mind it. The people up here are really Qvtand 2154 274 549 58 20 .255 The decision by U.S. District Judge David great,” Gardner said in ap interview this week. Texas 2140 20 540 54 232 .252 -W. Pascale Paradis of France 6-1, Calltrnia 2191 256 527 36 233 .241 f l Doty cleared the way for a hearing on a 2-6, 6-2. It’s the first time the 60>year-old Gardner has sat Chicago 2145 248 901 57 225 .2M Q preliminary injunction that would allow the ‘Aj 1 Two weeks ago, Zvereva out a baseball season since 1945, and though he’s had Battlmre 2120 210 475 46 194 .224 players whose contracts expired in February some baseball offers, he’s heard nothing that has INOtVIDUAL BATTINO handed Navratilova her most 130 or.mere at Im Is. to make deals for themselves without requiring humiliating defeat of the year made him reconsider his plan to take the summer AB R H HR RBI Pet teams «dio sign them to part with draft choices WInlltM NY 220 43 n 14 55 .3M when she beat the 31-year-old off from his favorite sport. as compensation. Lontltoni Ook 265 40 W 5 37 J62 DWard Tor 40 37 23 20 4 0 203 Pnditn StL 138 21 X 2 18 .283 American 6-3, 7-6 in the fourth Beeet Btn 221 43 79 1 20 .357 Hlguera MU 97 64 20 74 6 4 203 Brooks Mon 256 23 72 7 41 .XI Under the collective bargaining agreement He gets to spend time at home in Waterford with Puckttt Min 260 39 87 9 SO .335 round of the French Open on clay. Russell Tex 63 55 21 33- 6 0 227 LVIlre Pit .144 10 40 0 22 .278 which expired last year, teams had the right of. his wife, Barbara, visits the grandchildren, does Brett KC 243 36 81 11 52 .333 Clemens Bsn 125 91 23140 9 4 237 Boss Htn 220 25 61 4 31 .277 Navratilova has been dying for some fishing and gardening, and will get a chance to Burks Btn 176 36 58 5 25 .330 G«Mnte NY 48 32 11 42 4 2 242 Butler SF 233 43 64 2 12 .275 first refusal before a player can go to another Trommll Del 233 41 77 9 34 .330 revenge ever since. Now, she has watch his son play minor league baseball in the MJackson Sea 44 33 15. 28 3 2 244 DJames Atl 160 22 44 0 14 .275 team, and teams must be compensated if a free Motttnelv NY 180 41 59 4 29 .328 Atherton Min 36 26 11 25 4 2 250 Doran Htn 165 28 45 1 X .273 her chance, and on her favorite Kansas City Royals organization. Cerone Bsn 142 22 46 2 13 .324 AAohorrlc Tex 28 31 6 12 2 3 254 Kruk SD 154 23 42 6 X .273 agent is signed by another club. grass surface. Grecnwcll Bsn 212 26 68 8 39 J21 Hernandz Det 32 22 14 25 3 2 256 Webster AAon 194 26 53 1 9 .273 Since the contract expired, the union held the He looked relaxed and fit as he sat in small office RHendton NY 212 46 68 4 28 .321 Condlarla NY 81 66 10 62 8 2 257 AAoreland SD 202 17 55 3 21 .272 “ She’s on my territory now,” DHedson Oak 163 35 51 8 29 .313 Slleb Tor 93 75 36 65 9 3 262 Oberkfell Atl 202 24 55 2 21 ,272 restrictive clause no longer was valid. Navratilova said. ’’I ’mnotunder- at Gran Champion Foods and talked about his new McGrIffTor 202 47 63 13 33 J12 Allen NY 34 28 8 17 2 2 265 GYoung Htn 247 37 67 0 16 .271 Management argued that terms of the job. He had worked at the company during the off Reynolds Sea 231 25 72 2 18 .312 Reuss Chi 63 54 14 33 6 2 271 JDavIs Chi 141 16 X 6 27 .2X estimating her, I would never‘do SakROr Del 171 28 53 6 30 .310 Viola Min 102 94 20 81 9 2 2.74 ONelll CIn 189 22 51 4 X .2TO agreement held while negotiations continued that. But when you lose to season the past eight years, and gladly accepted a Bjockson KC 175 27 54 9 30 .309 toward a new contract. Sisk Bit 42 SO 19 15 3 2 279 Oquendo StL 141 8 X 2 11 .2X someone like that, you like to full-time sales position when it was offered. Settlor KC 236 41 73 3 26 .309 Swindell Cle 108 95 16 7010 4 283 Esaskv CIn 142 17 X 5 27 .2X “ It has become apparent that neither party HrtMk Min 218 31 67 12 32 .307 LaPoint Chi 95 83 26 48 4 7 284 Wollach Mon 239 22 64 4 X .2X avenge yourself. The sooner the AP photo “ I enjoy it really. I’ve been in baseball so many Moittor Mil 251 48 77 3 17 .307 Plunk Oak 32 23 17 30 4 1 284 Haves Phi 221 X 59 4 X .X7 will move,” Doty said, noting that the two sides better. She won’t have the chan­ Gruber Tor 232 34 71 8 44 .306 Gubicza KC 109 105 39 66 9 5 288 CJomes Phi 214 24 57 10 X .266 have met more than 30 times without reaching G ETS HER SH O T — Martina Navratilova, ahown in years I ’ve never really settled down into a job. I washgtn NY 179 22 « 4 26 .302 Nelson Oak 42 34 16 27 4 2 3.02 McRevIds NY 212 26 56 6 27 .264 ces to set shots up the way shedid started baseball in 1945 and I ’ve never really had a ADavIS Sea 214 33 63 11 36 .294 Candlottl Cle 110 122 29 78 6 6 3.03 AAarshall LA 241 32 63 8 35 .Ml agreement. on clay.” action last Auguat, will get a allot at revenging her loaa to Canseco Oak 249 56 73 16 49 .293 Kllgus Tex 95 85 34 46 6 5 3.03 Sandberg Chi 245 X 64 9 X .Ml ’The judge cautioned that the ruling should steady job. I just knocked around,” he said. Yount Mil 249 46 73 8 35 .293 If history is any guide, Navra­ Natalia Zvereva at the French Open aa the pair moved Boslo Mil 106110 17 40 6 7 3.05 Carter NY 192 X X 8 27 .2X not be interpreted as a victory for either He drives his son’s car as he makes his rounds to WWIISOn KC 261 35 76 1 20 .291 GDovIs Oak 80 87 36 55 5 3 3.14 Ready SD 146 19 X 4 IS .2X tilova is a strong favorite to place Into the finale of the .Pilklngton QIaaa championahJpa Barrett Bsn 253 37 73 0 29 .289 numerous small stores in eastern Connecticut. He Dotson NY 81 68 28 35 7 1 3.24 Ashby Htn 166 17 43 7 X .259 players or management. a record ninth Wimbledon Friday In Eastbourne, England. Whitaker Oet 197 25 57 5 24 .289 Farrell Cle 97 95 27 35 6 4 125 TPena StL 221 27 57 7 21 .2X " I believe it wouldn’t be appropriate for works five days a week, and sometimes comes in on OwEvansBtn 236 28 68 4 41 .208 Sobrhgn KC 116113 23 73 9 5 126 Treadway CIn 178 21 46 0 16 .2X women’s singles crown on her a Saturday. Occasionally, he also "throws a few OBrIen Tex 219 24 63 7 24 .288 Perez Chi 77 62 30 S3 6 2 129 Leonard SF 160 12 41 2 X .2X either side to claim victory or admit defeat at trophy shelf. Ray Cal 226 31 65 2 33 .288 Alexandr Det 106105 25 58 6 4 131 MIdndo SF 227 25 X 7 X .256 this point,” Doty said. began to. hit her groundstrokes said she gave herself a “ tiny” cube steaks in the trunk” for a special delivery. He Gladden Min 237 43 68 5 25 .287 Clark SF In the eight years the left­ RablnsonDet 80 63 33 54 8 2 138 228 45 X 16 48 .254 An injunction would enable players without deeper and her service returns chance of a repeat upset on - sells salads and all kinds of meat, including hot Trtabll KC 217 35 62 12 40 .286 Wegman Mil 69 66 13 17 5 5 139 Horner StL 205 15 52 3 32 .254 hander has reached the final of harder. CottoSea 211 26 60 3 21 .284 LSmtth Bsn 28 29 17 30 2 2 149 Samuel Phi ' 256 34 65 6 32 .254 contracts to sign with any team they choose. Saturday. dogs. He has had no formal training as a salesman Hostey Oak 134 15 38 3 27 .284 this prestigious warmup tourney Fernandez then won three Power KC 51 49 15 26 4 1 155 AHall Atl 174 25 44 1 11 .2X Doty said he would rule on the request for an Zvereva had stayed -up until and has learned the tricks of the trade on the job. Goettl Min 244 30 69 12 35 .283 Hough Tex 103 87 49 73 6 7 157 EDavIs CIn 204 X 51 11 34 .2X on the English south coast, she straight games, breaking Navra­ Larkin Min 205 20 58 1 25 .283 AAcCasklll Cal 85 87 37 61 3 5 160 Gwynn SD 160 X 40 2 12 .2X injunction before four NFL teams open late.into the night on Thursday as “ I ’m still learning. There’s a lot to learn. We got a Brantley Sea 234 33 66 10 33 .282 has gone on to win Wimbledon. tilova’s serve in the seventh game lot of items here, and the prices fluctuate each Gibson Det 37 39 9 23 3 1 162 Ramirez Htn 209 X a 2 75 .249 training camps July 10. she joined in the festivities at a Brookens Oet 160 28 45 3 26.201 Guzman Tex 97 80 40 85 6 5 162 GDavIs Htn 234 X X 15 52 .248 She was hardly ever in trouble and saving a match point, to pull Quinones Sea 203 27 57 5 20 .281 Carol Rieger, a Minneapolis attorney players’ party. week,” he said. Wells Tor 45 38 26 39 3 3 163 Wilson NY 150 21 37 2 15 .247 against Fernandez, a high school to 5-3. GBell Tor 254 35 71 0 35 .280 Welch Oak 101104 34 58 8 4 165 RAIomar SD 199 X 49 5 13 .246 Some customers don’t know Gardner or his Buechie Tex 197 28 55 9 22 .279 representing the union, asked the judge to issue student who plays her tennis with For the second day running, AAndesonMIn 61 74 12 28 4 3 169 Lind Pit 271 X 66 1 27 .244 the injunction as soon as possible. She said She saved another match point background. He doesn’t make an issue of his Hall Cle 201 26 56 0 21 .279 Swift Sea 85 92 24 27 5 3 169 MThmpsn Phi 177 27 43 1 10 .243 a youthful zest but laclu power in the ninth game, but Navratil­ Zvereva went on a Inental walka­ Loudner Min 151 21 42 8 21 .278 Hudson NY 63 52 15 29 5 2 171 Uribe SF 173 18 42 2 7 .243 offering free agency after training camps open celebrity, nor does he try to use it as a means of Bush Min 137 20 38 6 19 .277 and big-point expertise. ova closed out the victory when bout in the second set as Paradis, BerenguerMln 46 38 29 61 7 3 172 Thomas Atl 241 19 X 4 X .Ml would be worthless to the players for the 1988 improving his sales. But when people do learn his Broees Mil 232 28 64 10 42 .276 Hurst Bsn 101 103 30 84 8 3 174 Parrish Phi 208 X X 10 40 .240 The young American was a set Fernandez sailed a forehand an aleri, agile player, got back Carter Cle 246 39 68 12 43 .276 John NY ‘ 67 81 19 25 4 2 174 season. identity, he accommodates them by signing Gantner Mil 199 24 55 0 15 .276 and 5-0 down before she found a long. into the match-. autographs and passing out signed photographs, a Carol Rieger, a Minneapolis attorney Parker Oak 217 25 60 6 31 .276 NATIONAL LRAOUR NATIOtiAL LRAOUR way of countering Navratilova’s Zvereva, who went on to reach But once on level terms, stack of which he keeps in his car. Lemon Oet 218 26 60 3 20 .275 TRAMBATtlNO TRAM PITCHINO representing Uie union, said she was pleased by overpowering serve-and-volley Franca Cle 252 34 69 5 23 .274 RRA H RR BB SO SM SA the final of the French Open after Zvereva raised her game and To his co-workers, he’s just plain ’’Billy” and one ~ R H HR RBI Pet the ruling and asked the judge to issue the game. Taking more risks, she Joyner Cal 242 28 66 3 24 .273 Chicago 2237 269 595 55 256 .266 New York 3.04 485 192 157 415 10 17 upsetting Navratilova in Phris, finished with a flourish. of the guys. The other workers speak glowingly of Jacoby Cle 243 31 66 5 17 .272 StLouls 2274 251 589 33 235 .259 LosAngIs 117 498 195 189 369 6 17 injunction as soon as possible. Orsukik Bit 151 17 41 0 4 .272 Houston 132 518 213 190 396 7 16 Gardner, and all hope he’ll soon find another job in Los Angles 2083 267 540 36 250 .259 There was no immediate word on whether StIMI KC 221 37 60 7 29 .271 New York 2122 282 549 57 262 .259 StLouls 139 579 226 204 328 4 21 baseball. They expect that he will some time soon. Pernndz Tor 299 28 70 2 29 .270 Plttsbrph 2172 293 556 57 281 .256 Montreal 148 521 222 214 364 4 14 the owners would appeal the ruling. Gardner says he’s had a few offers since being Herr Min 152 15 41 1 9 .270 Atontreol 2180 245 552 40 223 .253 Sn FTnese 155 538 230 194 352 2 21 Sveum Mil »1 17 54 0 32 .269 Chicago 165 553 234 220 348 6 15 The union filed an antitrust lawsuit against fired by the Royals in August 1987, but nothing that Cincinnati 2249 278 570 49 259 .253 McEnroe upset In WIrral semis Retcher Tex 05 31 63 0 25 .2U Houston 2174 273 547 35 253 .252 Pllsburgh 171 557 238 185 307 5 13 management Oct. 15, when players returned to has made him reconsider his decision to sit out the Guillen Chi 247 23 66 0 16 .267Atlonla 2076 232 506 37 222 .244 CIncInatl 172 546 243 217 346 5 8 work without a contract following a 24-day IMacfOrlne KC 136 16 36 1 18 .265 San Fraclsco SanOlego 184 564 243 194 368 6 15 WEST KIRBY. England (AP) he is seeded eighth — would be current season. But if he does return he wants to Phelps Sea 147 28 39 11 25 .265 2145 264 521 52 251 .243 strike. The union said an impasse had been roe’s serve deserted him. calls Phllodlphla 2111 244 499 44 2 » .236 Phlladiph 3.93 561 248 244 335 2 13 — John McEnroe’s warm-up for different and said he was happy s manage a team that’s got a shot at winning, not one h lC ^la Tex 224 33 99 14 33 .263 San Diego 2048 203 470 38 190 .229 Atlanta 4.43 573 271 228 304 1 11 reached in negotiations. started going against him and lacking experience or talent like the teams he had in Surhott Mil 191 20 49 2 12 .257 Wimbledon ended a round earlier with his preparation. van Rensburg passed him down CRIpken Bit 227 38 58 10 32 J56 INDIVIDUAL PITCHINO League owners argued that negotiations INDIVIDUAL BATTINO than the American had hoped " I thought things were coming both lines. McEnroe douhle- Minnesota and Kansas City. Ife also indicated that it Jayler Ook 176 22 45 1 19 .256 130 or more at bats. 4 or more decisions. were not at an impasse. might have to be a team closer to his home because GWIIsonSea 200 20 51 2 11 .255 IP H BB SO W Friday when he was upset 3-6,6-4, around,” the three-time Wim­ faulted twice to give Van Rens­ Murray Bit 2U 25 62 8 28 .254 R H HR RBI I Tudor StL “ We say it was a temporary break, a recess, his wife has tired of the years on the road. Grace Chi 151 26 50 3 68 54 17 23 2 6-2 by Christo van Rensburg of bledon champion said. “ I ’ll just burg a 3-1 lead in the second set. Rice Btn 193 16 49 2 25 .254 Galarraga Mon Franco CIn 35 27 11 17 1 because both sides were jockeying for ‘T v e been married 37 years and she’s traveled SOiven Bsn 130 21 33 5 11 .254 248 48 81 16 AAcWlllms StL 76 57 24 39 4 South Africa in the semifinals of have to take the next couple of And although he tied it 4-4, the Sierra Tex 228 27 58 10 35 .254 G P e ^ All 228 » 74 5 position,” said Paul Tagliabue. a Washington. every year. With baseball you’ve got to have an Dvkstra NY 179 30 58 3 Porrett Mon 43 26 22 31 the Wirral International grass- days and work on my serVe and ■ South African right-hander broke Alkmsoh Oe 186 16 47 3 24 .253Palmeiro Chi 250 35 81 5 Cone NY 80 57 33 72 7 D.C.-based lawyer. court tournament. understanding wife, which I had. There’s a lot of ups Downing Cai 174 31 44 9 2I .253 Myers NY 25 17 3 21 5 iron out the kinks. him again with two fine passing Bonilla Pit 240 45 76 15 A spokesman for the owners’ bargaining unit. Van Rensburg, ranked 36th in and downs especially when you hit .230. You never Gagne Min 186 28 47 7 24 .253Guerrero LA 158 19 50 3 Perez A6on 53 34 15 45 3 “ Hopefully, in the same situa­ shots. Weiss Oak . 166 17 42 2 17 .253Low Oil Knepper Htn 74 70 25 44 7 downplayed the significance of the ruling. the world, will meet David Pate of know where you’re going to live,” he said. 234 28 74 5 Rllo CIn tion next week. I’ll be able to push As McEnroe continued to strug­ AMERICAN LRAOUR Larkin CIn 242 38 75 5 62 37 28 53 8 “ It’s a long process,” said John Jones, a Las' Vegas, Nev., for the title "That’s 90 percent of the battle is the wife. If you McGee StL DSmHh Htn 24 26 12 17 3 myself higher. I play better with gle with his serve, van Rensburg TRAM FITCHINa 268 33 83 0 GModdux Chi public relations spokesman for the NFL have family, you got to move them around, you got RRA H RR BB SOShOSA Strawbry NY 210 45 65 15 113 86 38 6611 Saturday. Pate beat another the big crowd, and the Wimbledon broke him twice in the final set. SMiwauke 3.18 sn 2tt 174 297 5 19 RThopson SF 213 29 65 1 APeixi LA 35 27 13 27 2 Management Council, the club owner's bar­ American, Leif Shiras, 6-3. 3-6, to find a place to live, you got to put them in school. Kants Ctv 3.39 543 217 184 361 6 14 BHatchw Htn 240 41 73 3 MoDavIs SD 42 31 15 49 2 atmosphere gets you fired up. "Grass is my best surface and I Atartinez AAon 99 89 28 59 7 gaining unit. “ Our system has not been found in 6-3, in a semifinal in which the It’s tough on the family,” he said. Oakland ISO 543 224 223 362 4 28 Sabo CIn 226 30 68 7 think it’s John’s best, so I’m very New York 3.54 531 223 170 338 4 20 Dunston Chi 232 27 69 6 Walk Pit 87 68 29 35 7 violation of the law.” umpire was replaced after com­ “ Now I can concentrate on that Gardner spent nine years in the minors and then Worrell StL 41 31 13 31 3 Cleveind 3.81 566 241 173 327 4 20 OSmithStL 257 40 76 2 NFL owners have said they are confident plaints from both players. and spend a couple of days happy to win,’.’ van Rensburg played on six teams during 10 years in the major Toronto 3l83 587 250 240 373 6 19 KHernndzNY Harris Phi 32 19 19 16 3 193 29 57 5 Hershiter LA that Doty will approve the current system, preparing. The mental prepara­ said. “ But you can’t judge what leagues. His first year was with the 1054 New York Detroit 3.89 534 242 199 352 4 18 Shelby LA 156 29 46 3 103 84 32 68 9 McEnroe, playing on British Texas 4.13 515 260 273 382 5 14 VanSlyke Pit 241 41 71 10 Assnmehr Atl 35 25 16 28 1 which requires a team signing a free agent to tion i^ as important as the will happen next week from this. ” Giants, and he still wears the World Series ring he Darling NY 104 84 25 66 7 grass courts for the first time Boston 4.21 538 20 204 428 6 11 Brnonsky StL 191 27 56 8 compensate his old team with a first-round physical. I feel I am hitting the Chicago 4.33 583 273 227 294 4 16 Coleman StL 270 33 79 2 Reuschel SF 93 92 22 26 70 since losing in the Wimbledon Van Rensburg opens at Wim­ won that year. He won another World Series ring Leary LA 78 65 16 65 5 California 4.35 580 279 251 30 5 11 Daniels CIn 216 41 63 7 draft choice. quarterfinals three years ago, ball well and am really looking bledon against Britain’s top with the 1961 New York Yankees. His first Mlnnesta 4.49 991 274 181 382 3 20 KGrots Ptil 104 88 38 80 7 Raines Mon 250 43 73 6 Deshales Htn 77 57 25 30 4 Doty ruled in January that NFL owners can said he was pleased with his forward to it.” player, Jeremy Bates. McEnroe major-league managing job was with the Minnesota Seattle 4.56 605 292 219 366 1 11 Dawson Chi 247 32 72 12 Balhnre 5.03 628 313 198 299 1 9 L e f t ^ SF 41 31 11 25 1 continue to impose free-agency restrictions on progress and vowed to do better goes against Austria’s Horst Twins in 1981. Sclosda LA 175 18 51 1 JHowell LA 25 20 12 23 2 McEnroe started well, taking Gibson LA 224 43 players until a collective bargaining impasse is Skoff. Gardner also realizes that at his age he might not INDIVIDUAL PITCHINO Gott Pit 31 26 9 26 3 once the Grand Slam tournament the first three games and then 4 or more decisions. Bonds Pit 247 56 71 14 Scott Htn 109 78 28 102 8 reached. He also urged the two sides to settle get another chance to manage, noting that many Bream Pit 175 23 starts Monday. serving out the first set in fine After the one-hour, 40-minute IP HBB SO W LRRA McDwII NY 36 » 14 15 3 the issue at the bargaining table. teams are going with much younger men. Filer Mil 35 31 10 9 4 0 1.80 Sox LA 246 35 AAothews StL 33 29 17 16 2 After the match, McEnroe style in just 37 minutes. match, McEnroe said it was his pledged that Wimbledon — where But in the second set, McEn­ serve that let him down. Concepcion files ah appeal Ex-Yank Kittle liBads Indians to 6-4 vtcfdry Bv Joe Kov was accompanied by a reported President (Giamatti). 1 guess he The Associated Press $500 fine. He said he made the never got angry before,” Orioles 3, Red Sox 2 appeal so he could play on his The incident occurred last AL Roundup BALTIMORE (AP) - Jim ’Traber CINCINNATI - Cincinnati birthday Friday against the Saturday in the fifth inning of a singled home Eddie Murray with one Reds infielder Dave Concepcion Giants at Riverfront Stadium. game against the Giants. Umpire CLEVELAND (AP) - Ron Kittle out in the 11th inning Friday night and filed an appeal Friday of his " I was looking forward to this Mark Hirschbeck called Concep­ homered in his first two at-bats the Baltimore Orioles beat the Boston two-day suspension for a base- day, to being on the field for my cion out on strikes, starting an against his former New York team­ Red Sox 3-2. throwing incident so he could play 40th birthday,” Concepcion said. argument during which Concep­ mates Friday night, ieading John Murray drew a one-out walk from on his 40th birthday. Concepcion, the Reds’ team cion drew a line in the dirt where Farrell and the Cleveiand Indians Dennis Lamp, 1-3. Murray then stole National League President captain and last playing holdover he thought the pitch had been. He over the Yankees 6-4. his fourth base of the season and Bart Giamatti suspended Con­ from the “ Big Red Machine” of was ejected as the argument The Indians got 10 hits, eight of s continued to third when catcher Rich cepcion for two days Friday the 1970s. said he was merely grew heated, and Concepcion had them for extra bases, and ended John Gedman’s throw went into center because the infielder uprooted venting frustration when he re­ to be restrained. Candelaria’s seven-game winning field. ’Traber followed with a single to first base and threw it following moved first base and tossed it. streak. Cleveland is 14-2 against center. his ejection in a game last week in “ I didn’t throw the bag (at) As Concepcion walked down the left-handed starters. Dave Schmidt, who pitched two San Francisco. anybody.” Concepcion said Fri­ first base line to leave the field, he A crowd of 56,485 saw the third- innings of hitless relief, got the victory Concepcion said he was sur­ day. “ I just threw it to get the grabbed the base, pulled it from place Indians puli within two games of and is 3-2. Lamp, the third Boston prised at the suspension, which frustration out of me. ... Mr. the ground and flung it. the first-place Yankees in the Ameri­ pitcher, entered the game in the 10th. can League East. New York has lost Orioles startr Jay ’Tibbs allowed three in a row. three hits in nine innings, and retired Kittle, who was not offered a 21 of the last 22 batters he faced. The Metcalfs career leap upsets Conley only man to reach base against fibbs APpMO contract by the Yankees after a neck Bv Bert Rosenthal “ I have a chance at the jump well, he would compete in problem hampered him last year, hit in his final six innings was Marty TYSON TROUBLE - Heavyweight The Associated Press Heisman (Trophy) and we (the another meet before the Trials. Candelaria’s second pitch in the Barrett, who drew an eighth-inning champ Mike Tyaon, who wiii fight Longhorns) have a chance to win Afterward, he said he would not second inning for his eighth home run. walk. TAM PA, Fla. — ’Two-time Baltimore center fielder Fred Lynn Michaei Spinks for the undisputed the national title.” Metcalf said. jump again until the ’Trials. Kittle then broke a 1-1 tie in the fourth, NCAA champion Eric Metcalf of “ But after today, I will have to “ This being my first long jump lining a 2-2 pitch into the left-field robbed Wade Boggs of a home run heavyweight championship on June 27, Texas used the best leap of his make a decision on whether I go in nine months was not bad.” he seats for his ninth homer, and his fifth with a leaping catch in the top of the may be stripped of his iBF beit if the career to upset Michael Conley in to the Olympics or not. It would said. “ For me to expect better in his fast four games. sixth and then homered to tie the score Spinks fight is not 15 rounds. winning the long jump title in the put me right in the middle. I may than that would be pushing it a in the Orioles’ half of the inning. Farrell, 7-4, gave up four runs, three Mobil Outdoor ’Track and Field have to reconsider. little.” ’Traber singled with one out and Lynn of them earned, on six hits in 7 2-3 Championships on Friday. “ I enjoy football more, because Conley had a busy day. Earlier, hit his ninth home run that made it 2-2. Metcalf, a star running back for my dad was an All-Pro. I want to he qualified for Saturday’s final innings. Doug Jones got his 16th save, ’Tibbs, who was behind in the count IBF may strip including 12 straight appearances. most of the night, was victimized by the Texas football team, sailed 27 try to prove I am as good as him in the triple jump, leaping 54-l0)/4 AP photo feet, S>/4 inches, the fourth-best in bad fielding in the fourth. Pat Dodson or better than him.” on his final attempt. QUNNEO DOWN — New York’s Wayne Tolleson, left, is tagged American history and eighth-best Last season. Metcalf rushed for Charlie Simpkins, competing drew a leadoff walk and took second Tyson of title in the world. 1,161 yards and scored 10 for the first time outdoors this Tlgera 12, Blue Jays 5 on Ellis Burks’ single. out at the plate by Cleveland catcher Andy Allanson to end the The jump was nearly eight touchdowns. season, led the triple jump DETROIT (AP) — Chet Lemon, Barrett tried to sacrifice and second inning Friday night in Cleveland. Tolleson tried to score catcher Mickey Tettleton grabbed the inches farther than Metcalfs He said that beating Conley, the qualifying at 55-11, while Willie who tripled and doubled earlier, hit a from first on a ground ball that was misplayed. The Indians won, NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — Robert W. Lee, president bunt but threw wildly to third for an of the International Boxing Federation, said Friday previous best of 27-Dt4. He had 1985 national champion and 1985 Banks, the world record-holder at tiebreaking, two-run homer in the 6-4. jumped 27-2V4 and 27-2 this year, error, allowing Dodson to score. the IBF heavyweight title will be vacated if World Cup gold medalist, “ gave 58-1 l>/t, qualified at 53-5. seventh inning Friday night as the but each was wind-aided. Boggs followed with a sacrifice fly. champion Mike Tyson steps into the ring for a me a big boost in confidence, Dave Stephens became the first Detroit Tigers beat the Toronto Blue “ one flap down” home-run trot — one defeated the Seattle Mariners 4-1 Conley, who was trying to 12-round fight against Idichael Spinks June 27. because he’s one of the best long left-hander since Sam Colson in Jays 12-5 in the longest-running arm held down to his side — to the Friday night. become the first athlete since 1949 jumpers in the world.” Lee also said there will be no more meetings on 1974 to win the men’s javelin title, nine-inning night game in American delight of 33,657 fans at County Laudner’s two-out hit snapped a 1-1 to win both the long jump and ’The jump by Metcalf, the Brewers 7, White Sox 2 Stadium. subject. throwing 261-9. He beat Mike League history. tie and came on a 3-2 pitch from triple jump in the national national collegiate champion as a Barnett, the American leader this In his next at-bat, Leonard was hit “ Our position is clear, and I see no reason for MILWAUKEE (AP) - Jeffrey reliever Mike Jackson, who inherited championships, jumped 26-9>/4. freshman in 1986 and again this year, who wound up second at ’The game took 3 hours. 59 minutes. Leonard hit his first American In the leg by Long’s first pitch and another meeting,” Lee said. “ Either the fight is for a 3-0 count when he replaced injured ’The victory could cause a year, pushed him ahead of Conley 259-0. The previous longest was 3 hours. 56 League homer and Jim Gantner drove walked slowly to first as home plate Edwin Nunez. 15 rounds as originally agreed on or he relinquishes minutes on Aug. 1, 1977. between dilemnia for Metcalf, the son of on the U.S. and world lists. And Dwight Stones, two-time in three runs Friday night as the umpire Al Clark went to the mound to Nunez was in for starter Scott the title.” Texas and Chicago. former pro football star Terry Conley’s best jump is 27-8. Olympic bronze medalist in the Milwaukee Brewers l^at the Chicago warn Long. Bankhead. 1-3, who yielded Kent Bill Cayton, Tyson’s manager, insists that the Lemon’s fourth home run mqde it Metcalf. The younger Metcalf. 20. Conley, in his first long jump men’s high jump, was among a White Sox 7-2. Hrbek’s leadoff single and a walk to 7-5. Alan ’Trammell hit a leadoff single Twine 4, Mariners 1 bout in Atlantic City be for 12-rounds, noting that the had planned to jump in next final since last September, was group of 16 who qualified for Gary Gaetti before departing. Nunez, World Boxing Council and World Boxing Associa­ month’s U.S. Olympic ’Trials, but "satisfied with where I ’m at, Saturday’s final by clearing 7-1V4. against David Wells, 3-4. and Lemon Leonard, who came to the Brewers MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Tim who left with back spasms, had tion, which also recognize Tyson as champion, and had said if he made the team he because I know I ’m better than Maryanne Torrellas captured homered just inside the left-field foul in a June 8 trade with the San Laudner’s three-run double broke a intentionally walked Gene Larkin to pole. many national governing bodies have 12-round would skip the Seoul Games in where I finished.” her third national title in the Francisco Giants, homered in the fifth sixth-inning tie and Frank Viola load the bases. limits in the interest of safety. favor of playing football in the Conley had said prior to the women’s 10.000-meter walk with Guillermo Hernandez. 4-2, the third off Bill Long. 2-3. for a 4-0 lead. posted his 16th straight Metrodome Viola, 10-2, hasn’t lost a home game The IBF voted earlier this month to reduce its fall. championships that if he did not a time of 48 minutes. 25.3 seconds. Detroit pitcher, got the victory. Leonard immediately broke into his victory as the Minnesota ’Twins since May 22, 1987. limit from 15 to 12 rounds, but not until September. “ I find Lee’s attitude and action outrageous and totally inappropriate” Cayton said in New'York. Schmidt’s 536th career HR leads Phils over Mets “ We’ll take any legal action we can to stop it.” DevHft cards 66 to lead senior event le e met Wednesday with Cayton and attorneys, and they were s u p p o ^ to meet again Monday. JERICHO. N Y. (AP) - Bruce yard Meadow Brook course. $227,463. The club proved to be NEW YORK (AP) - Mike Schmidt hit his 536th losing streak Devlin, using a driver borrowed “ I ’m trying to find the right Lee also said he is to appear at a hearing June 22 in just as big a help for Devlin, who career home run and Kevin Gross allowed seven Tony Pena added a two-run single in the third and from leading money-winner Or­ equipment for the last nine hit 17 fairways during his round. hits in 82-3 innings as the Philadelphia Phillies Wat U.S. District Court in Newark concerning a NL Roundup Ozzie Smith scored three runs as the Cardinals ville Moody, shot a 6-under-par 66 months.” Devlin said. “ I ’ve been He missed only on the 8th and it the New York Mets and Dwight Gooden 3-1 Friday temporary injunction sought by the IBF to enjoin ended their longest losing streak of the season. on Friday for the first-round lead fiddling around with drivers and I was on that par-4 hole that he night. the WBA and WBC from stripping ’Tyson of his title if in the $350,000 Northville Invita­ saw one that Moody was using suffered hisonly bogey of the day. The home run tied Schmidt for seventh place on DiMaggio. Cubs 7, Expos 3 he participates in a 15-round bout against Spinks. tional seniors golf tournament at about a month ago and I asked Devlin birdied the 1st. 3rd and the all-time list with Mickey Mantle. Reds 6, Giants 0 CHICAGO (AP) — Vance Law had two hits and The IBF also seeks damages. the Meadow Brook Club. him to get me one like it. He 6th holes to get to three under, but Gross, 8-2, struck out six and walked twoen route CINCINNATI (AP) — Danny Jackson pitched a drove In two runs Friday as the Chicago Cubs Lee contends the three organizations agreed to The 50-year-old Devlin, who forgot” to his fourth straight victory. The Phillies are 5-2 defeated the Montreal Expos 7-3. gave a stroke back at No. 8 and five-hitter and Kal Daniels and Lloyd McClendon take turns being in charge of ’Tyson’s defenses. joined the PGA Seniors Tour last Devlin ended up with one of the turned in 2-under-par 34. He against the Mets this season. each drove in two runs as the Cincinnati Reds beat Rick Sutcliffe, making only his second start since When the IBF was the lead organization for ’Tyson’s year after devoting 5‘/4 years to drivers after ail when Moody Gross took a five-hit shutout into the ninth, but added birdies on the 10th. 12th. the San Francisco Giants 6-0 Friday night. coming off thedisabled list on May 21, allowed seven seventh-round knockout of ’Tyrell Biggs last Oct. 16. constructing golf courses, had switched caddies, putting the bag hits in six-plus innings and improved to 5-4. 15th and I8th holes. Howard Johnson singled with two outs and took Jackson, 7-3, walked two and struck out eight for the fight was scheduled for 15 rounds. seven birdies against a lone on the shoulder of his 18-year-oid second on catcher’s indifference. Mackey Sasser his third shutout and fifth complete game of the Braves 4, Astros 3 bogey. His 12-foot birdie putt on Cayton said Jose Sulaiman. president of the WBC, daughter. Michelle. Devlin hired Henning, fourth on the 1988 then spoiled the shutout with an RBI pinch single. season. the 157-yard, par-3 18th hole gave Moody’s old caddy. Evan Byers. ATLANTA (AP) — Dale Murphy hit his 10th home told him his organization agreed to 15-rounds as a money list with $171,804. had Steve Bedrosian got the last out for his 10th save. The Reds got their fifth victory in six games by him the lead over Harold Henning “Evan had one of Orville’s run with two out in the eighth inning to give the one-time proposition. James Binns. counsel for the birdie putts of 40 and 30 feet on the Gooden, 9-3, allowed five hits and struck out eight handing the Giants their fifth loss in six games. and Bobby Nichols. drivers in the back of his van and I in seven innings. Gooden has one victory, three Atlanta Braves a 4-3 victory over the Houston Astros WBA, also said his organization no longer will 11th and 12th holes, each par 4’s The Giants didn’t arrive in town until 6 a.m. EST in the first game of a twi-night doubleheader Bruce Crampton, runnerup in jumped on the chance to use it,” defeats and a no-decision in his last five starts. sanction 15-round fights. measuring 389 yards. Friday following an exhibition game at Phoenix, Friday. this tournament last year when Devlin said. “ Moody doesn’t Schmidt hit his sixth homer of the season on a 3-2 Lee said if Tyson is stripped, he hopes to start “ Putts hide a multitude of Ariz., Thursday night. ’They fueled a decisive Murphy hit a 1-0 pitch from reliever Larry he lost in a playoff to Gary mind one bit. I left it the way it pitch with one out in the fourth inning to give the sins.” Henning said. four-run fourth inning by Cincinnati with sloppy Andersen, 1-3, over the right- field fence. within 30 days of June 27 an eight-fighter Player, was at 68. one stroke was. Normally, I ’m a great Phillies a 1-0 lead. Schmidt had not hit a homer in his play. Paul Assenmacher, 2-3, pitched two innings in tournament to crown a successor. better than Dave Hill and Don fiddler, but I didn’t even change previous 100 at-bats. Nichols, the 1964 PGA cham­ relief for the victory and Bruce Sutter got the last Two of the fighters considered for the tournament Bies. the grip.” Schmidt is ll-for-48 in his career against Gooden Cardinals 7, Pirates 3 pion. highlighted his round with a three outs for his icith save. were Trevor Berbick and Carl “ ’The Truth” Bob Charles. Lou Graham. Moody had obviously had suc­ with five homers and 12 runs batted in. He has 48 double-eagle on the par-5, 463- P I’TTSBURGH (AP) — Joe Magrane allowed five The Braves tied the score 3-3 in the seventh on Ron Williams. Dick Howell and Charlie Owens cess with that style driver, home runs and 157 RBI against the Mets in his yard third hole. Using a 4-wood, hits over eight innings in his second start since Gant’s second run-scoring triple of the game. Gary However, a 12-round bout between Berbick and had 70s while Gene Littler. coming into this tournament as career. his second shot carried 218 yards coming off the disabled list and Willie McGee hit his Roenicke opened the inning with a single off starter Wiiliams as a preiiminary to the ’Tyson-Spinks fight. Moody. Walt Zembriski and Dale the tour's only three-time tourna­ The RBI was the 1,537th of Schmidt’s career, tying bounced about six feet from the first homer Friday night as the St. Louis Cardinals Bob Knepper and two outs later, Gant tripled off was announced Friday by promoter Don King. Douglass had 71s over the 7.100- ment winner and a tour-high him for 24th place on the all-time list with Joe hole and trickled into the cup. beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7-3, ending a six-game reliever Larry Andersen. I ?: Norman forced to withdraw from U.S. Open )' •> tV tV i'' « I j_ t’ ,.»■/ V , 'i'’ By MfctNMl Bczdcfc MCC New England Relays to k^gin today Tlw AttocMrttd Press By Jim Tierney are 1987 ViUanova University gradu­ WtOOKLOfE, Mass. — Greg Norman, batmted Manchester Herald ates. Another Irishman, Brian Roche, by bad lock in major American golf tournaments, who was fourth last year, will be was forced to withdraw daring the second roond of Today marks the 13th edition of the entered. Jim Norris, runner-up to the U.8. Open Friday after aggravating an injury to annual Manchester Community Col­ bis left hand. O’Reilly last year, Is set to return. lege New England Relays at Pete John Evans of Providence College, "It's probably the lowest point in my career," Wigren Track beginning at 9:30 a.m. Jan Friedli of Vlllanova and John saidtilearhite-haired Australian who had drawn tte with the Junior relays. On Sunday, the McCright of Darmouth College are Wggest galleries of the areek. "I'v e never pulled out Relays’ finale is the second running of other solid milers. Rockville High’s of a toomament before." the Four-Mile Road Race which will Tom Cary, the State Open 800-meter Norman, among the top contenders for the Mth commence at 9; 30 a.m. The start and champ, was also invited. OpentIUe, snstainedwhat wasbelievedtobeatom finish will be on the MCC campus. O’Reilly set a personal record In the ligament when U s dub struck a rock while be was The three featured events this 5000 meters in winning the event in a makteg an approach shot to the Untb green. The u . c afternoon, all sponsored by ComFed time of 13:37 last Saturday at rack was covered by tall grass. Savings Bank, will be the Master’s Northeastern University in Boston. He Ut a drive on the next hole but then withdrew in Mile, the Women’s Mile and the Roche and Norris were also in that pain when be tried to hit a M ron out of the rough. Christie McCormick Mile. All three race. Norman, who had shot a hover-par 74 in the first mile races are by invitation only. O’NelH’s last race was when he was round, was one over for the day when be left The i History was set in the inaugural nipped at the tape by Ross Donoghue Country Club course. running of the McCormick Invita­ in a 1500 at Randall’s Island, N.Y. He told reporters be had never been so tional Mile last year when Irishman O’Neill ran 3:42.7 (3:59 mile) while disappointed. Gerry O’Reilly became the first O’Reilly was third in 3:43.0. “ It is the U.S. Open, isn’t it?" be said. person ever to break the four-minute Roche, the winner of the road race Norman would not speculate on arhat treatment barrier in the state of Connecticut last year, will defend his title. he might require or on how long the injury might when he broke the tape with a time of McCright will give Roche plenty of keep him from the game. 3:50.36. competition also on Sunday. " I really don’t know. So much has happened in the A1 Swenson, the world-record Second-year Relays’ Director Jim last Mminutes that I’ll have to thinka while before I holder of the master’s mile (4:18.5) is Balcome sees approximately 350-400 know what might happen," be said. hampered with a pulled hamstring athletes entered in the track and field He said he had persevered after re-injuring the but will be at the starting line. His portion while 300 should start In the wrist more than a year ago, accepting the pain and main competition will come from road race. the fact be could not hit down on the ball as he would Harry Nolan and Danny Fry. both of "All in all, we’re very pleased,” like. -whom have run 4:21. A new world Balcome said. " I see a lot of people He flew Friday afternoon to Birmingham, Ala., to AP pholo record looms as a strong possibility. registering (Saturday). We’ve cer­ be examined by his orthopedic surgeon. A doctor at DEJECTED NORMAN — Australia’s On the distaff side, Linda Bagley of tainly offering the best that any Norman was forced to withdraw from Suffield is the favorite in the mile and the course gave a preliminary diagnosis of a torn Qreg Norman flips a towel with his right spectator can view in New England.” ulna collateral ligament at the left wrist. competition due to an injury suffered to she vdll also be the co-favorite with hand as he walks off the U.S. Open Manchester High’s Laurie Smith, He said he first injured the wrist in childhood and his left arm when he swung and hit a Alison Quelch in the road race. Sally the State Open champ in the long that it had bothered him intermittently over the Course Friday in Brookline, Mass. rock in some tall grass. Zimmer. Agnes Ruane and Sue jump, is entered in the triple jump. years. Baxter-Faber are the other top tripliu jumpLocal competitors en­ tent where his arm was put in a sling and his hand He lost a playoff to Fuzzy Zoeller in the 1984 U S "But this is the worst It’s been,” he said. packed with ice. ■ female milers. The top two female tered in the road race include Open, was the victim of Bob ’Tway’s birdie from the high school milers in the state, Norman said he had been taking medication for Although he won the 1986 British Open. Norman Manchester High’s Sean Toland, Mnker on the 72nd hole of the 1986 PGA Wilton’s Sarah Miller and East about IS months to alleviate the pain and swelling. has a history of bad luck in golf’s major Shaun Brophy and Todd Liscomb, After he left the course, he went to the medical Oiamplonship, and was a playoff loser to Larrv Nrelnal PInaVManehMtar HwaM Hartford’s Chris Sansevero, have also East Catholic’s Nancy Byrne and championships. Mize s pitch-in birdie in the 1987 Masters. been invited. ROAD RACE WINNER — Ireland's Brian Roche, entered in the Glastonbury’s Julie Galeazzi. Gran­ O’Reilly’s fellow countryman and by’s Bill Troubou. 68, will run in the Christie McCormick Invitational Men’s Mile today, will defend roommate Sean O’Neill will be the his Four-Miie Road Race title on Sunday. The road race begins road race. Tribou was a 1942 cross Nicklaus, North morning line favorite in the McCor­ country All-American while at the Simpson at 9:30 a.m. on the MCC campus. mick Mile. Both O’Reilly and O’Neill University of Connecticut. among casualties From page 56

BROOKLINE, Mass. (AP) — Four-time cham­ tively diagnosed as a torn liga­ Brophy returns to illustrious scholastic site into a tie for third at 137 with Bob Nicklaus said after a 73 left him at pion Jack Nicklaus and two-time winner Andy ment. Norman, his arm in a sling, Gilder, who had a 69. 147. By Jim Tierney scholarship. “ " North will be among the missing for the final two left immediately for Bir­ ingredient in his impending back injury. Masters champion Sandy Lyle Gary Player of South Africa, Manchester Herald During his junior and senior years at Manchester rounds of the U.S. Open. mingham, Ala. to consult with Dr. “ I ’m hot used to doing anything that hard that of Scotland, British Open title- High, Brophy was the N o .. 1-ranked scholastic Two other former Open champions. Gary Player James Andrews, an orthopedic the only other returnee from the eariy,” he said. “ I got throught It (decathlon) OK holder Nick Faldo of England. 1963 Opeh, also missed at 149. Brian Brophy. a 1987 graduate of Manchester decathlete in the United States. Collectively, and Hubert Green, also missed the 36-hole cut on surgeon. Paul Azinger and Fred Couples High, will return to the site of several of his but my back was really sore and stiff." The Friday. Simpson birdied the first and Brophy earned six state championships, won three following week was when Brophy suffered the The Australian star said it was were next at 139. illustrious scholastic accomplishments today at third holes with 10-foot putts, decathlons, set a (Hass LL state record in the discus injury while doing the high jump. Bernhard Langer and Mac O’Grady won’t be too soon to determine the extent Couples and Faldo shot 67s Pete Wigren Track when he participates in the playing Saturday and Sunday. And either will Greg inade a slightly shorter one on the and established a national pentathlon record during of the injury or when he may be Azinger, the 1987 Player of the Men’s Open discus competition at the 13th annual his brilliant high school career. Brophy’s college highlights were two personal Norman, who was forced to withdraw because of an able to return to competition. He sixth, chipped in from 40 feet on Year, had a 70 and Lyle, who Manchester Community College New England The holder of eight Indian school records, Brophy records he set in the high jump and pole vault. He injury. said he was unsure whether he the seventh and scored his third shared the first-round lead, Relays. experienced a trying freshman year in track and high jumped 6 feet, 6 inches at the Texas Relays and The 146 cutoff Friday tied a U.S. Open record for would be able to play in the straight birdie with a 15-footer on matched par with a 71. the eighth. The Men’s Open discus event is scheduled to start field at George Mason largely due to a nagging back vaulted 14 feet, 6 Inches during practice. the lowest qualifying score, set in 1980 and matched British Open in England next D.A. Welbring, with a 69, and at 12; 45 p.m. Brophy, who holds the Relays’ high injury which he suffered last month. Brophy is “ The discus doesn’t really bother me because it’s in 1986. month. He reached the turn in 30 and Jay Haas, who shot a 67. were at school discus record, won the high school division currently seeing a doctor in West Hartford three lateral movement," Brophy explained. Player and Nicklaus were the only two players in got to 6-under for the day with a Norman, one of the pre­ 140. last year with a toss of 152 feet,.4 inches. times a week for treatment. the field this year who competed in the 1963 Open tournament favorites, was in­ 4-iron shot that stopped three feet Next week, Brophy will compete in the Junior I Seve Ballesteros of Spain, a Possibly the best high school athlete ever to come " I was a little disappointed because my coach and when it was last held at The Country Club. Nicklaus jured when he hit a rock while from the flag on the 10th. Nationals in Tallahassee, Fla., tentatively in the playoff winner last week in the out of Manchester, the 19-year-old Brophy just I thought I would do a little better.” Brophy said. also missed the cut that year after winning the Open playing a shot from the rough on " I was playing well, hitting the decathlon. The top two placements will qualify for Westchester Classic, was one completed his freshman year at George Mason Competing in a decathlon during the Texas the year before. Player finished in a tie for eighth the ninth hole. ball real well, putting well. I just the Junior World Championships in Canada during stroke back after the first round University in Fairfax, Va., where he is on an athletic Relays in April, Brophy saw this meet as a pivotal July. place 25 years ago. “ It sounded like he hit a wanted to birdie as many as I but slipped to a 74 and was at 143 could,” he said. Nicklaus, who shot a 73 Friday, finished 36 holes at boulder.” said Larry Mize, who after 36 holes. Tom Watson was at 5-over-par 147 and missed qualifying for the final was playing with Norman. 145 after a 71. But on the llth, he pulled his two rounds by one stroke. Langer and O’Grady also Mize, whose pitch-in playoff second shot, a 2-iron, and Fans wreak havoc Legion annexes nine-inning affair Jack Nicklaus, 48, who counts watched it carom off a tree into missed by one stroke. birdie defeated Norman in the four U.S. Open titles among his Player was in at 149 and Green was well out at 155 1987 Masters, went on to a 67 that the water. It led to a double FRANKFURT, West Germany (AP) — Behind the solid pitching of innings to earn the victory. Allen record collection of 18 major bogey. tion. Norman was forced to withdraw from a left him at 136, one stroke behind professional titles, failed to qual­ Roving bands of English soccer fans wreaked southpaw Jeff Allen, the Man­ gave up three runs (two earned), Post 102 went up 3-0 in the first He wedged to within six feet tournament for the first time in his career when he Simpson. ify for the final two rounds, just as havoc in parts of Frankfurt on Friday and an chester Legion Post 102 squad five hits and walked three in his keyed by an RBI-single by Rob and birdied the Mth, then made a injured his wrist on Friday as his club struck a Curtis Strange, winner of five he did in 1963, the last previous Irish fan’s body was found after an apparent turned back Middletown, 11-5, in stint. “ He (Allen) gave a real Stanford and a sacrifice fly by 15-footer on the 16th that put him hidden rock in the rough. He had shot 74 on Thursday titles in the last 10 months and a drowning, as soccer-related disturbances a non-Zone encounter Friday gutsy performance," Legion Don Sauer, who was 2-for-3. time this tournament was held two shots clear of the field. and turned the front nine in 36 when he was forced to record-setting money-winner in here. entered their second week. night at Moriarty Field. Man­ Coach Dave Morency said. “ He Manchester added four runs in withdraw. On the 18th, however, he drove two of the last three seasons, “ I just wasn’t sharp. I played In Munich, police arrested 59 people, most of chester is now 3-2 and will changed speeds really well.” the third and four more in the into the rough, put a 5-iron over George Burns missed at 155. T.C. Chen had 152 slogged through a drizzling after­ two rounds and madetwobirdies. them West Germans, for brawling and entertain Rockville in a Zone Manchester was without the fourth. Keith Hobby, whodrove in and David Frost missed at 151. the green and, for the second day noon rain to shoot a 67 and pull You can’t compete like that.’’ vandalism as Spain and West Germany played Eight matchup Sunday night at 7 services of Joe Leonard, Ken three runs, had a two-run double in a row. bogeyed the hole. a European Soccer Championships match. at Moriarty Field. Gancarz and Neal Schackner due in the third and Dave Price drove Allen tossed five of the nine to the Manchester High gradua­ in one with a double. < « t I » r T" •44' 4 i *• t C ^ iBaurhrslrr lirralil Lakers at home, hope that helps SPORTS page 47 OPEN LEAD TO SIMPSON I

By Bob Green The Associated Press And BROOKLINE, Mass. - De­ MILE-WIDE SMIL fending champion Scott Simpson Carri Grilli, give: has insisted all week that there will be a new U.S. Open champion Shubert Theater when the 88th edition of the Saturday night at tournament wraps up this Scholarship Page weekend. Now, he’s not so sure. “I always thought I had a chance to repeat. I Just didn’t Carri i think it was very likely,” Simpson said Friday after shooting a 5-under-par 66 to take the haifway lead. In the "It’s more likely now,” added Simpson, who’s seeking to be­ Bv Nancy Concein come die first man to make a Manchester Herali successful defense since Ben Hogan did it in 1951. The enthusiasm a "I’m a lot more comfortable Manchester. Carri now than last year. Winning one finalists in the Mis of these things takes some of the Pageant Saturday r pressure off of you.” title went to Miss N But Simpson stopped well short "It was unbeliev of predicting victory. lessly after the pag "I’m not too excited about the stage at the Shubei lead,” he said. “There’s still two where the pageant ' rounds to go and there’s a lot of The 18-year-old players who could win.” resident, competed Greg Norman is not one of contestants from f them. The Australian star with­ Saturday night w. drew after injuring his left wrist finalists. after hitting a rock while playing Miss New London the ninth hole. Ann Caporale. woi Simpson’s 66, which came Greater Wallingfor despite a double bogey from the runner-up. water on the 11th hole and a bogey Although Grilli on tiie 18th, ranked as the best runners up. her tap round of the tournament. It gave They Could See Mi him a 36-hole score of 7-under-par loud applause fro 135 after two trips over The Wearing a black ha( Country Club in suburban Boston penguin as part of h and matched the Open mark for well as talent. Talei the best sub-par total at the the competition T1 halfway point. sang and danced, The cut figure of 146 also dancer. matched an Open record. It was "She got up ever established even though the routine.” Carri’s fa round was not completed. Six players — Including first- See MIS round co-leader Mike Nicolette — were stranded on the course by darkness. They marked their positions and were scheduled to return at 7 a.m., EOT, Saturday to complete second-round play. Sewer 'The third round will be held as scheduled. By Andrew Yurkovs None of the six had a chance of Manchester Herald overtaking the leaders. Nicolette was the t^st of them at 1-under Raginald PInto/ManohMtw Harald The contractor worl for the tournament with one hole town’s sewage treati to play. RELAY ENTRY — Brian Brophy gets set to launch yoar at George Mason University, wiil be among said today that ti Norman’s injury was tenta- the discus during competition at the 1987 MCC Ihe expected 300-400 entries anticipated. See proceeding as schedu New England Relays. Brophy, a Manchester High stories, page 55. questions over the i See SIMPSON, page 54 graduate who recently completed his freshman wetiands permit. Joseph C. Brunoli, and treasurer of Fred 1 Sons in Avon, said company will contint work until it gets wot town to stop. Town ofl said that no work is TO t

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