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iU ■ MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Fiiduy, June 8. I9«4 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••■•••••••••••a ■•••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••*****"*******T Cars/Trucks lor Sale 71' Cart/Tnidu tor Solg 71 Cors/TnKltt tor Soto 71 Cars/Trucks for Sole 71 Motorcvctos/Bicvctos 7», Tog Soles (If Tog Soles 69 Tog Soles 69 1979 CHEVY MALIBU 1981 CHEVROLET MA­ 1971 DUNE BUGGY — 1983 YAMAHA IT-175 — Less than 500 miles. Calf T^AG* V a l e * —*j*une*9tir, ■ TAG SALE — Books, CLASSIC SPORT COUPE LIBU — 4 door, V 6, air Needs some work. $800 or SATURDAY, JUNE9th — 872-2343. ______; 8am-Spm. Household smal I oppl lances, drapes, — V 8, automatic, power conditioning, cruise con­ VW RABBIT, 1980 Diesel best offer. Call 6494626. (Roln Dote: Sunday, 26" WOMANS BICYCLE Cynthia’s Passages Cunningham June 10th) lOom to 4pm. Items and miscellaneous. car seat, clothing, toys, steering, air condition­ trol. Excellent condition. — 41 MPG, 4 door, a/c, ••••••••••••••••••••••• Teacher’s union head ing, A M /F M , vinyl top. S4400. Call 647-1633. — 10 speed Ross. Like 133 Lenox Street, Man­ Condlewood Drive, off storage cabinets, blinds, stereo with cassette, Motorcydes/Blcyctos n Hlghlond Street, sink and morel 23 & 27 Call 643-2880. block heater. 54,000 new. Asking $65. Call. chester. Rugs, golf clubs, otter 5pm. 646-5029. : Is a loving work sings the blues HO train accessories, Manchester. Lydall Street, Saturday, PLYMOUTH HORIZON miles. Must sell. $3750, never stopped learning 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS Fastbock 1980 — Excel­ storm door, storm wln- 9am ta 1pm. Rain Date: WAGON. 350 V-8. Auto­ negotiable. Call 646-8128 FOLD UP BICYCLE De­ 1972 YAMAHA DT12S Dirt dows/fromes, baby Items Sunday. lent condition. Deluxe otter 5 pm.______luxe model 3 speed. Cost Bike — Needs work. $20Q ... p a g e 3 page 11 ... page 20 SATURDAY AND SUN­ matic. Posl-tractlon. Interior. AM/FM. Call and miscel Igneous._____ Roof rack, radio, de- over $200, sell $75. Ideal or best otfer. Call 647- DAY, June 9th and 10th, JUNE 9th & 10th, 9am to evenings and weekends, 1974 TOYOTA CORONA fogger, more. Original for use with a camper. 9509.______: 132 Maple Street. 10am to 6pm. Cose Rood, Coven­ 643-0392. — Recently rebuilt en­ MULTI FAMILY TAG owner. 643-2880. Call 528-1880. SALE — Saturday, June 4pm. Go-cart motor, car try. Moving. Furniture, gine. Excellent mechani­ DIAMOND BACK 9th, 9am-3om. Two metal hitch, tires, lamps and household Items, games, CHEVY IMPALA, 1972 — cal condition. $1100. Call 1980 YAMAHA IT 175 G — SILVER STREAK — TT tI d o d g e d a r t 643-8821. closets, childrens others. appliances, misc. SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ Automatic, power steer­ Many new parts, most Good condition. Asking ing, new brakes, regular $300. Ask about racing clothes, newborn to size matic, power steering. 1978 CADILLAC FLEET- see. $750 or best offer. 5, baby furniture, desk, TAG SALE — Large se­ SATURDAY, June 9th, Excellent running condi­ gas. passed emissions. Coll 643-5282, after eoulpment. Call 646-7945.„ 9am to 4pm. 174 Hov/e 79,000 miles. $670. Call WOOD BROUGHAM for table & choirs, folding lection housewares, tion. Florida car. Call sale. Call 742-5343. 6:30pm. Manchester, Conn. choirs, Fisher Price toys, hardware, collectibles Street, Glastonbury (off 871-2330, mornings. $950. 646-8255.______MOTDRCYCLE INSU­ M isc Automotive 76 Hot today Keeney Street). Furni­ Saturday, June 9, 1984 curtains and drapes, tele­ and much more! 107 Del- DODGE CORONET, 1972 RANCE — Competitive and Sunday phone stand, oak table, mont Street, Saturday & ture, lomps> drapes, bed 1973 PONTIAC GRAND G O VT SURPLUS CARS — Very good running »»#»»♦••••••••••••••••• & TRUCKS under $100 rates, big bike rates Single copy: 25C miscellaneous. 33 North Sunday, 9am to 3pm. spreads, air conditioner, VILLE — Four door se­ condition. Automatic, available. Call Clarice, T W O GOODYEAR — See page 2 Elm Street. other household Items, dan, one owner. In excep­ Now available In your air, 85,000 miles. $500. Call STEEL Belted rodlals, manrli^stTr lH^ralb area. Call 1-(619)-569- Clarke Insurance, 643- clothing, odds 'n ends. tionally good condition. 649-7926 evenings. 1126.______P195-75R-14. Used only EXCITING TAG SALE — ANNUAL THREE FAM­ 0241. 24 Hours. 500 miles. $95. Call 646- ILY TAG SALE — Satur­ $1595. Call 643-2703 or A lot of old, a imie bit of 35 VICTORIA ROAD, 649-1377. 1976 DODGE RAM MOTORCYCLE INSU­ 7848 after 6 pm weekdays. new. All lovingly used. 29 day, June 9th, 9om to MANCHESTER — Sotur- CAMARO, 1976 — Power CHARGER— Ocylinders. RANCE SPECIALIST — Deepwood Drive, South 4pm. Children's clothing, doy, 9am to 4pm. Plano, FOR SALE — 1970 BUICK steering, 6 cylinder, Good condition. Best Call us and compare our TIRE — F78-15 with rim. Windsor, Saturdov, 9th, toys, furniture, bikes, fireplace set, clothes RIVIERA — Running A M /FM . Excellent con­ offer. $1500. Call Monday rates. Ask for Janet or Excellent tread, non- Sunday, 10th, 10am to etc. 51 Hickory Drive, closet, much condition. Many extras. dition. $2100. Coll 646- thro Friday, 9am to 4pni, Judy. Crockett Agency, radlal, whitewall. Call 5pm. Hebron. miscellaneous. Telephone 742-6724. 9679. 528-2101. 643-1577. 875-6736 after 7pm. $22. Record heat REAL ESTATE featuring: is expected 48 ELLINGTON ROAD, ELLINGTON, CONNECTICUT THIS WEEK CUSTOM BUILT CONTEMPORARY RANCH to continue 9 «4.. By United Press International more than bothersome for some ' 7 m residents, warned state health Tropical heat blown north from officials who said smog, sunstroke Bermuda encased New England in and the general heat could produce a muggy early June heat wave unhealthy air and conditions. jin ^riday, just one week after the Officials in Connecticut prom­ region drowned under six days of ised little relief for the grueling torrential rain that caused wides­ humidity and heat. Forecasters pread flooding. predict^ similar temperatures r SO PEACEFUL! “It’s covering pretty much from would prevail throughout the Country living only minutes from school a shopping, commurv EAST HARTFORD $67,500 the Boston area all the way to weekend. ter bus. This charming ranch offers four bedrooms, two full A House You Can Call Home! Adorable 5 room Ranch baths, a dream kitchen with an abundance of cabinets and Oklahoma. It's a pretty extensive The heat wave comes as towns counter apace. The master bedroom is 20'x2V and has a walk- with 3 bedrooms. 2 full baths and carefree vinyl exte­ area,” National Weather Service from Connecticut north through in closet First floor laundry, large family room, living room with rior. Located in pleasant neighborhood. Great for just western Massachusetts to New woodstove. 2 car garage with electric open door and so much starting. Call for more details. 643-4060 forecaster Steve Moss said of the more Offered at $145,000. hazy, humid heat wave that broke Hampshire and Vermont are still ••ADJOINING ELLINGTON RIDGE COUN­ ••OVERSIZED 2 CAR GARAGE WITH AUTO­ recoils across the region Friday coping with the damages from TRY CLUB MATIC DOOR OPENER afternoon. heavy rains that caused rivers to ••BEAUTIFUL GOURMET KITCHEN - ••LARGE STUDY OR DEN W/PLENTY OF Record-breaking temperatures flood over their banks disrupting FULLY APPLIANCED were predicted again for Saturday, sewage systems, filling basements . OPEN SHELVING perhaps reaching into the lOOs in and washing away roads. •• GORGEOUS SUNKEN LIVING ROOM WITH ••30' OF GLASS DOORS SEPARATE LOGGIA the early afternoon. On Friday, Gov. William O’Neill FIREPLACE AND BUILT-IN WET BAR AND PRIVATE PATIO (30x20), W/SLATE At Bradley International Airport announced that last week's floods ••LARGE MASTER BEDROOM WITH DRES­ FLOOR in Windsor Locks, a record 96 caused nearly $41 million in SING AREA ••CIRCULAR DRIVEWAY. PROPERTY NI­ degrees was set, breaking one damage in Connecticut. (See re­ ••FULL, DRY, WALKOUT BASEMENT CELY LANDSCAPED. LOW MAINTE­ established 13 years ago. In lated story on page 10). NEW USTING! EAST HARTFORD $95,900 ••OWNER MAY BE WILLING TO ASSIST IN NANCE Boston, 94 degrees broke a 1976 "We’re selling lots of air condi­ $69,900 can still buy a lot of houssi See this Oormered Cape DPI photo with drat floor family room, eating size kitchen, large master Pure pleasure best describes this exceptional 7 room FINANCING ••ASKING $154,900.00 record of 93 degrees. tioners." said John Sirot, of J.L. bedroom. 2 baths, and more Located on quiet neighborhood Raised Ranch featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, fireplaced As the mercury hit a record- Roche Appliances in West Hart­ J street. Walk to school. Call now to see this good buyf rec room and 2 car garage. Lovely private setting and breaking high in Hartford, state ford. '"The phones have not Brian Berry of South Boston, 2, doesn’t find the Beach Friday trying to catch a wiffleball as temperatures J located on cul-de-sac. A wonderful family home. Call CALL US REGARDING FINANCING, AND MANY OTHER FEATURES We can help you become a residents thirsting for relief stopped ringing." record-breaking heat all that bad. Brian was at Carson rose to the mid-90s lo r an appointment. 643-4060 IN THIS LUXURIOUS HOME bought air conditioners and set off Meanwhile, city firefighters REALE' PROFESSIONALI city hydrants while officials worked to keep ahead of residents Call 646-4525. and ask lor Oan. m warned against the smog and who tried to gain relief by illegally D.F. REALEJ1NC. FRE( STRANO REAL ESTATE sunstroke. opening about 30 hydrants Friday Zinsser. Pac says decision not final Real Estate ------MARKET 156 East Center Street Manchester, Connecticut But the weather could prove around the Hartford area. I7S Meaifi St.. HamlMatgr. €t. REAL ESTATE SERVICES evaluation "We don’t open the hydrants for 646-4525 '223 East Contar St., M anchttar Irll IfttR 647-7653 youngsters to play in,” said Capt. U Nelson K. Carter. Sr., of the U Twisters KO Hartford Fire Department. "They Fate of Porter sewers still in doubt have been opened illegally.” CUSTOM BUILT BRICK RANCH the Midwest Stanley J. Pac, commissioner for the Department of Environ­ By Alex GIrelli been allocated to towns that had sewerline, which servcLS the Multi- receive had been allocated to Let Bob Conner mental Protection, declared an Herald Reporter completed design work on projects Circuits plant, some homes and a towns that have completed engi­ T A sultry tropical air mass Friday automoti'/e air pollution alert for for which they had applied. number of retail stores downtown. neering design of their projects. Show You This... marched north into the Midwest, Fairfield, New Haven, New Lon­ Stanley Pac, the state commis­ Zinsser said Pac invited him to The line, which carries sewage The shock came when Walter touching off a burst of tornadoes. don and Middlesex counties. sioner of environmental protec­ attend a meeting Tuesday at which west from Porter Street to down­ Fuss, of Fuss and O’Neill Engi­ One twister turned a tiny Wiscon­ The alert was issued as the new tion, was reported to ha'/e said town officials, including General town, has deteriorated badly and neers, called the state’s DEP N 1 sin village into a junkyard, killing high of 96 was recorded at 3 p.m., Friday that no final decision has Manager Robert Weiss, and the needs replacement at an estimated Monday on a routine inquiry and N H:* nine people and injuring 57. breaking the previous 95 degree been made about whether Man­ commissioner are scheduled to cost of $1.75 million.' was told the grant money was 2 ACRE + Eight-inch rains flooded the high for the date set in 1971, chester will get a state grant of discuss the grant. Zinsser said he The state grant of $945,000 would gone. Plains and washed out streets in St. Pollution levels are expected to almost $1 million for construction declined because he has not been pay 55 percent of the cost of the Kandra said Tuesday that the Joseph, Mo., Thursday night and reach concentrations high enough of the Porter Street trunk sewer asked by town officials to take trunk sewer, which includes the project design was "99 percent BUILDING LOT Friday morning, triggering the to cause respiratory irritation and project. part. But he said he made troublesome sewer manhole at complete." And town officials said worst floods since 1952. other $ymptons such as tearing of The report came from State Sen. arrangements to talk to Pac at Holl and Pearl streets and other after the announcement that they “It’s the worst flooding I have the eyes. Residents with a history Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, who another time. problem sewers on Bissell Street. would have to consider other MA^JCHESTER seen in 15 years.” Police Chief Jim of respiratory ailments should phoned Pac after a reporter asked Pac could not be reached late The town has already allocated methods of funding the project, BOLTON Connors said. "Those who saw the restrict physical activity, Pac Zinsser about the grant. Friday afternoon for comment. $800,000 as its share of the project. including bonding, if the funds Immaculate home in Hebron, on flo^ of 1952, say this is worst. It said. ■ Zinsser said Pac told him it was "f may be all wet, but I've got a were indeed gone. Almost a thing of the past. A 2 feeling some favors were paid off MARY-JANE PAZDA Exceptionally nice 7 room country 3.4 acres with extra building lot has caused damage over a wider State health officials issued an not true that Manchester has lost MEANWHILE, Democratic "I thought this was rolling right Mary-Jane Pazda knows the who, when, area.” air quality report of unhealthful all chances of receiving the grant. Town Chairman Theodore R. Cum­ elsewhere," Cummings said, and home. 3 large bedrooms, spacious acre homesite in Manchester sur­ he vowed to find out more about the along," Cummings said of the where and why of getting your house sold of 1.5 acres. Oakfloors, newer oil A half-dozen tornadoes blitzed conditions in Hartford, Danbury, Pac said a final decision has not mings said earlier Friday, ‘Tve sewer grant application. Cum­ quickly. Let her put her superior organiza­ kitchen, formal den and living room, 2 rounded by woodland and nature. Wisconsin, one of them virtually Stafford, New Haven and Green­ been made, according to Zinsser. got an idea Stan Pac is not aware of circumstances. burner, and well pump. 3 bed­ "To be notified so suddenly like mings said he has never spoken to tional skills and many contacts to work for you car garage, in-ground swimming pool, Don't miss this rare opportunity to flattening the village ol Bameveld, wich and "very unhealthful” in But Pac’s statement appeared to what has gone on. I think we got anyone in political circles about in selling your home. rooms, 2 car attached garage. where nine people were killed and Middletown, Groton, Madison, conflict with one made Wednesday bagged and we’ve got to fight." that seems like sandbagging." the beautiful grounds, all situated in the local Democratic leader said. the project becasue he saw no To get your house sold quickly and at the build your new home on this Lovely home and grounds. A 57 injured. Stratford and Bridgeport. by Merwin Hupfer, assistant direc­ He was responding to a repor­ problem with it. center of town. Call us for an appoint­ “It’s like war,” Charlene Wright Oficials said people with respira­ tor of the DEP Water Compliance ter’s question about what role best price, call Mary-Jane at 646-4040 or stop ment. Asking $125,000. wooded lot in Manchester. Road "It is not good enough to say in and meet her at Ed Gorman Associates, pleasure to show!! said after the twister roared tory problems should avoid strenu­ Unit, who said Manchester defi­ politics may have played in the PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR through the southwestern Wiscon­ ous activity and traffic congestion nitely would not receive the grant. allocation to other towns of funds George A. Knndra learned only there are other projects." Cum­ Realtors, 604 East Middle Turnpike, Manches­ frontage. Priced to sell. $134,900.00 Monday that the grant money the mings said. "We rate more than ter. sin village of 600. "There's nothing and should seek air conditioned Hupfer said all the available Manchester had assumed it would left.” and well ventilated areas. money, totaling $15 million, had be given for construction of the town had been assuming it would that." UfUi Zinsser Agency ED GORMAN 750 Main ^ * STRANO REAL ESTATE Associates 4I&R REALTY CO. Manchaatar M u 156 Eait Center Street Two killers remain at large 604 MinOLE T l R.NPIKE EAST 8 4 3 -2 6 9 2 CB 646-4040 Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 6 4 6 - f S I I ^ 647-7653 Virginia escapees captured in Vermont -B EST SELLERS U ST By Jim Norvelle in Boydton, Va., last Thursday Tuggle was taken to Rutland A constable in neighboring D.W. FISH REALTY CO. United Press International night by creating a disturbance to Regional Correctional Center. Stamford. Vt., gave chase. The Celling? OF / hOMEs/ ^ ^ take guards hostage with home­ Jones will be taken to St. Johns- truck did a U-turn to get away from irairlj 243 Main St. Manchester Vernon Circle. Vernon RICHMOND, Va. - Lem Tuggle made knives, faking a bomb scare bury, a Vermont prison. Rivard the constable, but Vermont state WE NEED YOU! and Willie Jones, two of six to obtain a prison van and driving said. troopers had set up roadblocks on 8 \N,e have more buyers than homes! If 643-1591 872-9153 out of the gate. The killers left the Tuggle was armed when he was the highway. Yates said, 9 lAi condemned killers' who escaped you've considered selling over the from Virginia’s death row eight van in Warrenton, N.C.. where the arrested at 1:30 p.m. EDT by Tuggle stopped at a roadblock last several years but were hesitant days ago. were arrested Friday at search has been centered for eight Vermont State Police, but offered and did not resist arrest, police no resistance, said FBI agent John because of market conditions .!•. Call opposite ends of Vermont. days. said. 'Tuggle, 32, was arrested at 1:30 Jones called the patrol office at Hersch in Rutland. Vt. Tuggle was The first of the escaped prison­ EXCLUSIVE SAGE DRIVE the professionals at 646-2482 Hurry and see this 4 bedroom 2'A bath home set on over f-T p.m. EOT in Stamford, Vt., min­ about 5 p.m. EDT and appeared to arrested in Stamford, Vt., minutes ers to be captured were Derick 1 acre of land. Hugo "GREAT ROOM" with fireplaoe. 'WE’RE SELUNG HOUSES!” utes after he allegedly robbed a be in good shape when arrested on after he allegedly robbed Red Mills Peterson and Earl Clanton. They Largo Inground pool and more. ERA BUYERS PRO­ Woodford, Vt., gift shop at knife­ a rural road with scattered resi­ Gift Shop in rural Woodford, Vt. were recaptured less than 24 hours TECTION PLAN! point. Jones, 34, was arrested at dences, Rivard said. He was Robb said Tuggle used a knife after the breakout while drinking 5:30 p.m. EDT in Jay, Vt. — about wearing a red shirt and blue when he allegedly robbed the wine and eating cheese at a 120 miles away from Stamford and slacks. store, Warrenton, N.C., laundromat. 10 miles south of the Canadian Virginia Gov. Charles Robb’s Tuggle had been camping for border. office announced Jones’ arrest about three days in the Green "He (Jones) called our office to minutes after the governor fin­ Mountain National Forest, said give himself up,” said Vermont ished briefing reporters on Tug­ Cpl. Thomas Yates of the Vermont state trooper David Rivard, one of gle’s arrest. State Police. He had visited the two arresting officers. Rivard said Jones, of York County, was store on numerous occasions. Inside Today Jones had spoken to his mother convicted of the May 1983 robber­ Ursula Spika, the storeowner’s earlier Friday, "and that was the ies and murders of Graham and wife, was alone in the store Friday 20 pages, 2 sections ♦ New Listing ★ main reason (Jones surrendered), Myra Adkins, retired Charles City when Tuggle allegedly robbed it of OWNER WANTS SALE JUST USTED * Low Rate Assumable ★ County storekeepers. Graham Ad­ about $80, Yates said. She was not Advice ...... 12 Ideal slluatlon lor two family buyers seeking ssparals living f Immaculate 2 bedroom Cpndo, stove, ref., dishwasher, new because of her worrying about it. Business...... 20 cllltles, or set up for compisis In-law apt. with fireplace Tru S. Windsor $84,500 Manchester $ 7 7 qqq kins, 77, and Mrs. Adkins, 79, were harmed. must be seen — $82,900. carpal, completely dona over. Bast ol all asking only $43,500. She was worried alwutjiim.” Classified...... 18-19 and worth It. Oversized 3 bedroom Ranch. Mortgage possible on this 3 bed­ The arrests put four of the six shot and set on fire. He was Mrs. Spika called police and told Com ics...... ’...... 9 Large living rm. with brick floor to escaped killers behind bars. The arrested in Hawaii with some of them she had been robbed by a Entertainment...... 12 room Colonial. Large fireplaced only two remaining at large are the money he had stolen. man who was leaving the store in a Lo ttery...... ; .2 BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO, INC. ceiling fireplace. Full bath off mas­ blue Ford Ranger pickup truck Obituaries...... 10 living rm., formal dining rm Huge DPI photo Linwood Briley, 30, and his Tuggle was convicted of murder Opinion...... 4 REALTORS ter bedroom. Large deck. 2 car brother, James, U — leaders of a in the June 1983 slaying of Jessie with North Carolina license plates Peopletolk ...... 2 lower level family rm. l car de­ Geneva Havens of Smyth County PEI-1. A check told police the truck 189 WEST CENTER STREET garage. Cali today. A Vermont State police trooper (left) and a detective Richmond gang that killed It Sports...... 15-17 (Cornwr of McKm ) tached garage. people in the late 1970s. — 11 months after he was released was believed to have been stolen Television...... 7-9 646-2482 (right) escort fugitive Lem Tuggle, a prison escapee, into The killers escaped from the on parole on a second-degree from North Carolina by the killers W eather...... 2 Vermont District Court on Friday. Mecklenburg Correctional Center murder conviction. hours after they escaped. •••••••••••••••••••••• 2 — MANCHKSTKH HKRAl.D, Siilurday. Juno 9. 1984 MANCUKSTKH HKHAI-I) S;iHml:i> . .limt- 9 llWj-----i,! f First Amendment conflict ' Anne Gauvin serves third term Manchester Small towns fight losing battles against pornography MEA president says she fights Injustice’ . in Brief Amendment,” said Daniel Silver, The last hurdle fell quietly. The commission subsequently Minichino, a slight dark man with By Morgaret Jackson pom tycoon Rueben Sturman of a hard set mouth. “But I don't Scholars to be honored United Press International Cleveland, who has already won a New Britain lawyer whose firm Late one night, as the mayor voted for rules restricting the awfully hard sometimes to get her to court battles to open stores in East of Pudlin and Silver represents the watched and a man snored in a movie booths from within 500 feet believe the first amendment By Sarah E. Hall grants total immunity to obsenity Herald Reporter change her positions on issues.” . Manchester High School will honor its outstand­ EAST HAVEN — Angry resi­ Haven, Milford and Bridgeport. plaintiffs in suits in both towns. comer of the Senior Citizens of churches, schools, day care Both Deakin and Ms. Gauvin admit­ ing scholars at an awards night Tuesday at the "They say these people have a Community Center, the Planning centers and bars or restaurants or pom.” dents. thwarted by courts from The woman who calls herself the ted they don’t always get along. But high school cafeteria. keeping pornography out of their right to run the business,” said LOSING ONE COURT BATTLE and Zoning Commission voted for serving alcoholic beverages other U.S. District Court Judge T.F. both said mutual respect underlies The winners have been invited to attend but West Haven City Councilman John after another has beefed up the regulations permitting peep than beer and wine. Gilroy Daly has included the “new old president” of the Manchester tranquil communities, are wonder­ Education Association says she’ll seek their relationship — and Deakin went haven’t been told what awards they'll receive. ing what happened to parent’s Dillman, marching with other resolve in East Haven to at least shows. “If we don’t do this, we’ll be mayor as a defendant in the suit, so far as to nominate his would-be foe The event will begin at 7 p.m. and the community picket-waving residents outside regulate the pornographic estab­ “I don’t see much choice,” allowing them to go anywhere they effectively placing him under fresh blood and more muscle for the rights. union, which represents about 500 for the YWCA’s annual Woman.of the is invited. For two years residents of East the empty store. lishments, keeping them as far Commission Chairman Pasquale want," Romano said, “If we have court order to “in no way, impede, Year award two months ago. Among those planning to attend are state Rep Haven and West Haven have been “What about the rights of the away from youngsters as possible. Romano told board members to have them, I think we should hinder, obstruct or prevent,” the teachers in town schools. Anne Gauvin, 34, was elected to her When Ms. Gauvin is not pushing Elsie Swensson, R-Manchester. Col. Eugene fighting pained and seemingly parents,” Dillman said, as motor­ An adult bookstore has been before the vote. “What’s happen­ control them.” permit. teachers’ rights or leading a class Sullivan, who will represent the superintendent of futile wars against a man believed ists honked to show support in open for two years but the ing is what’s happening in the rest In West Haven, town officials Minichino responded that the third term as top office-holder earlier this spring in an uncontested election. herself, she’s continuing her own the Air Force Academy, and Mary FIcteherof the to be the nation's largest dealer of response to signs held by the townspeople only recently realized of the country — we’re being and residents remain undaunted only way a permit will be issued is education. “For the past 16 years. I’ve Veterans of Foreign Wars. protesters. prohibiting peep shows couldn’t inundated.” despite another succession of legal if it comes from Dalj). No one else felt ready to handle the pornography. demanding post at election time, Ms. never been out of college,” she said, In East Haven, the "Foxon Road But much to the dismay of those withstand a legal challenge either. The Zoning Commission voted to defeats and a two year display of adding that she never intends to be. News and Tobacco” sign fronts the who want to concentrate on the ’’Naturally we’re against it. I amend town regulations in re­ tenacity by the owner of the yet BACKING THE MAYOR, enthu­ Gauvin said. But she said she intends to spend much of her current one-year She already holds four degrees: a MHS work almost complete town’s only pornography book­ moral issues raised by the pres­ don’t want to expose the young sponse to a judicial decision by unopened West Haven Country siastic residents have collected bachelor’s degree in sociology, a store. Down the road, another ence of such stores, they are teing pMple to this,” said Mayor An­ U.S. District Court Judge Ellen B. New8 and Variety bookstore. more than 7,000 signatures protest­ term grooming new leadership for the Only minor work at Manchester High School MEA. master’s degree in special education, needs to be done before a $5.5 million renovation plain sign reading, "West Haven forced to fight on another battle­ thony Proto Jr. Bums which spelled defeat for the As in East Haven, town officials ing the store, and have vowed to one sixth-year certificate in reading, Country News and Tobacco,” ground — the well-scarred turf of "But what we’re learning is that town officials. first held the bookstore at bay by continue holding nightly vigils Ms. Gauvin, head of the special project is complete. Town Building Committee education department at Manchester and another in educational administra­ hangs on an empty building the First Amendment. The courts the judge ruled you can’t stop Ms. Bums ruled against the outmaneuvering the owners in the beneath the News and Tobacco tion. She is currently writing a Chairman Paul Phillips said. targeted for another store. and the owner contend that what is them,” Pronto said. “According to town’s blanket zoning passed in maze of zoning and building High School, served her first two terms The remaining work includes modifications to sign until their mayor’s moral as MEA president between 1980 and dissertation on collective bargaining to The sites are part of a chain of at stake is freedom of speech. the First Amendment, under the 1982 which prohibited all uses not regulations, rejecting several per­ stance is rewarded. complete requirements for a doctorate the exhaust system in the science and indu.strial five Connecticut stores owned by “I am here in defense of the First Constitution, you can’t stop them. ’ ’ specified by the town, such as peep mits on the basis of false informa­ 1982. A former Republican Town arts departments, and painting and floor tiling in But East Haven residents don’t Committee member who has since in educational administration from the some areas. shows. She aiso ruled against tion or illegal wiring. feel optimistic about their neigh­ University of Connecticut. forcing peep show operators to get When these tactics eventually become an unaffiliated voter, she Charles Gunnels, project architect for the firm bors efforts to to keep the stores succeeded Democrat Peter B. Tognalli Soon after she finishes, she said she of Russell Gibson von Dohlen, has said all licensed by the police chief. failed. Mayor Lawrence C. Min- intends to start law school. ichino still refused to open the out. this year. He had served in the post systems and equipment will be ready when school Peopletalk BUT EAST HAVEN officials doors to the West Haven News and “It’s a lost cause. You’re fight­ during 1983-83. Education isn’t Ms. Gauvin’s only opens in September, refused to give up. They decided if Variety. The bookstore owners ing a dam that’s breaking,” said ”I tend to be very radical in terms of interest, though she’s had time for little The building is scheduled for a June inspection they could not stop the business, took West Haven to court. Robert Muelin, who heads a local what I think teachers should have, and else. ”I can really see myself either by the state for code violations. What people are saying “Fifty is what 40 used to be. Revolution seems they could at least regulate it “It’s about time someone stands parent teacher group. “People I don’t think that’s any secret,” Ms. tap-dancing or playing the piano next to be good for our health.” through restrictions. up to those people,” said the went to town meetings, and com­ Gauvin said. ”I tend to be an activist... year,” she mused. “Who says I choke? I make other people — Gloria Steinem, feminist, writer and "The court said as a matter of mayor, who has suspended the plained but it didn’t do any good.” I do my best work when I sense there’s She is an unusually snazzy dresser, Pages finish stint choke.” co-founder of Ms. magazine, on turning 50. (Ms.) law towns cannot unreasonably building inspector to prevent a And East Haven Town Planning an injustice. and wears her long brown hair loose. — Mike WaUace, ”60 Minutes” correspondent prohibit freedom of speech and ”I’d like to see us take a more vocal Seven Manchester students have completed a ”I just do what the book says. Honor your father permit from being issued, and says Consultant Anthony Panico shook ■* ■■ She lives on Falknor Drive with her seven-week stint as pages for the spring session of and avid tennis player, on what makes him choke expression of operators of the stand on things that are happening in and mother so your days will be long on earth. I he is willing to go>to jail to keep the his head as he left the Zoning husband Paul, a salesman for a the General Assembly, during a tennis match. (World Tennis) store,” said Assistant Town attor­ store out of town. Commission meeting, saying Min* education,” she added. hardware company. New Bedford, ”I said to myself, have tried to be honest and live right.” School funding is the thing she feels Participating in the . program were East — Betty Lyons, who at 118 is the oldest person in ney Michael Albis, “but the towns “Everyone talks about the rights ichino’s actions are “just postpon­ Massachusetts, is her home town. Catholic High School students Henry Pawlowski, ’If I can’t write this can still regulate them.” of the people of the business,” says ing the inevitable.” will soon become the biggest educa­ in eight weeks, I’ii North Carolina and possibly in the United States. tional issue of all — and she disagreed Her outlook does not seem jaded, Timothy Morrissey and Robert Musinski: Howell never write any­ with the popular wisdom which says despite the fact that the MEA presi0» Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School thing again.” “When you reach 70, the future can be just as that costs will go down as enrollments ency is a time-consuming job that^he students Kathleen Kerrigan and Michael Mazza- — Norman uncertain as it was when you left college. How’s decline. says has encroached on her personal ferro; and Manchester High School students,lohn Mailer, writer, on that for comforting words ... make love and Weather At the bargaining table, Ms. Gauvin life. Many teachers “can’t believe I'd Janenda and Susan Marte, completing his la­ propagate. That’s what we’re here for.” said, she is “absolutely tough.” The ever want to do it again,” Ms. Gauvin The students worked one day a week on a test novel, “Tough — Burgess Meredith, actor, addressing the man who sits on the other side during said. rotating basis acting as messengers, filing, Guys Don’t Dance.” graduating seniors of Middlehury College in Today’s forecasts negotiations and management-labor "But 1 think 1 tried to do too much my photocopying, mailing and clipping newspapers. Vermont. disputes — Assistant Superintendent of first two terms,” she said. ”I took on "While routine, the contributions of every one ”To me. the big­ Herald photo by Tarquinio of the pages are invaluable to the smooth gest lie is that it Connecticut, Massachusetts and Schools Wilson Deakin — agreed with responsibility that may or may not Rhode Island; Warm and muggy her assessment. have been mine.” In addition, ‘”rhere functioning of a government office,” said state claims to be a por­ Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester trait of John, but it’s Birthday almanac Saturday night under generally Anne Gauvin, president of the Manchester teachers’ union, is a “She’s a very strong teacher advo­ were things I took far too seriously,” fair skies. Lows 65 to 75. Very hot cate,” Deakin said. “You have to work she said. not. It’s only about June 10 — Judy Garland (1928-1969), the singer student herself when she's not teaching. drugs. As I look over and hazy Saturday and Sunday, Mike Wallace and actress who became a star in 1939 playing highs 90 to 100, but cooler on Cape my life with him, I Dorothy in “The Wizard of Oz.” Her films include Cod. had many more fine times than bad times.” “Meet Mein St. Louis.” “Easter Parade” and”A Maine: Partly sunny with a — Judith Jacklin Belushi, wife of the late comic Star Is Born.” chance of a thundershower north Calendars GRIMALDI'S John Belushi, on Boh Woodward’s new hook June 11 — Jackie Stewart (1939-), the TV and mostly sunny south Saturday. “Wired: The Short Life and Fast lim es of John commentator and former auto racer. He was a Hot with highs mainly in the 90s. Belushi.” Mrs. Belushi said she regrets having three-time world driving champion, and retired Coventry asked Woodward to write the book. Fair Saturday-night. Lows in the Manchester Andover [GREENHOUSESI with a record 27 Grand Prix victories. 50s and 60s. Mostly sunny but with (FORMtRlV Al'S GREENHOUSE) ^ “Actually, if I had a chance. I’d go for a great June 12 — George Bush (1924-), the vice Monday Monday some increasing cloudiness Monday Finance Committee, nurses office. Town Office comedy, but it’s so hard to find well-written comic president of the United States since 1981. During southwest portion late in the day. Parking Authority, 8 a.m., 1007 Main St. Andover Board of Education, Andover Elementary Special of the week scripts.” his career, he has served as U.S. representative Highs in the 80s. School conference room. School Road, 7:30 p.m. Building, 7:30 p.m. Memorial Day Committee, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Coventry Taxpayers Association, half board room. — Mary Tyler from Texas, U.S. ambassador to the United New Hampshire: Mostly sunny Center conference room. School regionalization study committee. Central Moore, actress, who Nations and director of the CIA. Office conference room, Gilead Hill School, Route 85, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. % o ^f I Saturday but with a chance of a Board of Education, 7:30 p.m., 45 N. School St. Special Town Council meeting, board room, Town is working on a June IS — Basil Rathbone (189M967), the shower north. Hot with highs in the Library Board, 7:30 p.m., Whiton Memorial 7:30 p.m. ALL ANNUALS teievision movie British actor who appeared in numerous films. 90s to low 100s. Fair Saturday Library. Board of Fire Commissioners, Firehouse, 7:45 p.m. Office Building. 8 p.m. INCLUDING; caiied “ Heart- He is best remembered for his role as Sherlock night. Lows in the 50s north to 60s Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday sounds,” about a Holmes in the series of 1930s and 1940s films. south. Sunny followed by increas­ Regional District 8 school renovation committee, Water Pollution Control Authority, planning office, Mental Health Council, 3:30 p.m., Lincoln Center Town Office Building. 8 p.m. Petunias Salvias Snapdragons journalist whose June 14 — John Bartlett (1820-1905), the author ing cloudiness Sunday. Highs in the Weekend will be a scorcher gold room. RHAM High School guidance office, RHAM Road, 7 husband struggles and publisher who compiled the famous "Famil­ 80s north to near 90 south. Board of Directors, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Center p.m. Democratic Town Committee, board room. Town Marigolds Alyssums Ageratums with heart disease. iar Quotations” in 1855. The book, in its numerous Vermont: Saturday, hazy sun­ The National Weather Sen/ice forecast for Connecticut Saturday and hearing room. Thursday Office Building, 7:30 p.m. editions, has remained the standard reference Sunday calls (or weather to be very hot and hazy with near-record Community Health Service, Yeomans Hall, Route Wednesday Impatiens Coieus Dusty Millers “People need to shine, hot and humid. Chance of a Wednesday Public hearing with state department of public give themseives work in its field. thunderstorm north. Highs 90 to 95. highs 0(95 to 100. Westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Saturday night warm Cheney Hall Foundation, 5 p.m. Probate Court. 87, Columbia, 7:30 p.m. Vegetable plants June 15 — Wade Boggs (1958-), the third and muggy with fair skies. Lows 70 to 75. Today’s weather picture was Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office utility control on application by South Coventry Water permission to en­ Saturday night, continued warm. Community Development Block Grant study Supply Co. for rate increase, boardroom. Town Office DIRECTIONS: 24 WATROUS gage in nonsense. baseman for the Boston Red Sox who led the Lows 60 to 70. Sunday, not quite as drawn by Annie O’Brien, 11, of 40 Duncan Road, a fourth-grade committee, 7:30 p.m.. Lincoln Center conference Building, 7:30 p.m. ROAD. BOLTON, CT. (AT THE We’re a fun-shy American League in batting in 1983 with a .361 hot with a chance of showers or student at Martin School. ” room. Building, 10:30 a.m. END OF DOLTON CENTER average. Thursday ROAD GO STRAIGHT AND society.” thunderstorms. Highs 85 to 90. Thursday Board of Education, teacher’s room, Coventry High FOLLOW THE DEAD END SIGN.) June 16 — Stan Laurel (1890-1965), the 30.24 30.00 Cheney Historic District Commission, 4 p.m.. mrn,”the-’oniy''?2S; Mary Tyler Moore British-born comedian who teamed with Oliver Probate Court. Bolton School, 7:30 p.m. Hardy in 1926. The first great movie comedy SEATTLEttle ^ V. Friday- 646-5743 time humor educator in the country and founder Extended outlook Judge’s hours, 6:30 p.m.. Probate Court. Gerald Park Association, board room. Town Office PER WEEK SAM TO 1 of the Humor Project in Saratoga Springs, N.Y. team, they starred in over 200 films, many of Emergency Medical Services Council, 7:30 p.m., Monday (New Age Journal) them classics. Extended outlook for New Eng­ Lincoln Center gold room. Public Building Commission, Community Hall Building, 7 p.m. land Monday through Wednesday: ------3 0.00 fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. 3 NEW YORK Conservation Commission, 7:30 p.m., Lincoln Connecticut, Massachusetts and Center conference room. Tuesday Rhode Island: Monday hazy hot Democratic subcommittee, 7:30 p.m.. Municipal Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, and humid with a chance of Building coffee room. 7:30 p.m. ' afternoon thunderstorms. Tues­ He’s one in a million... Almanac day a chance of morning showers then clearing and cooler. Wednes­ day fair and pleasant. Highs in the / # remember him on \ Today is Saturday, June 9th, the 90s Monday except cooler Cape 161st day of 1984 with 205 to foliow. Cod and the islands, then in the mid Teacher doesn’t want town to settle The moon is moving toward its 70s to mid 80s Tuesday and full phase. The attorney for a he­ an out-of-court settlement to the one about which Kelley went on to say he Wednesday. Overnight lows in the Ronald Webster Jr. and wants the matter to go to The morning stars are Mercury, mid 60s to lower 70s Monday.. .cool­ mophiliac boy and his is highly unlikely. ^FATHER’SDAY,JUNE th ' 80 his father, Ronald Sr., 17 Venus and Jupiter. father who are suing the “I’ve been told by the court, to prove his inno­ ing to the SOs by Wednesday. 90 - v ^ complained in March. cence. He said no other The evening stars are Mars and Vermont: Very warm with a iSMOWERs'^ FLOW Illing Junior High School insurer of the town that Saturn. UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST athletic director and the they will resist such a Three years ago, the suit lawsuits are pending chance of thunderstorms Monday. alleges, Kelley kicked and against him. He’s special in his own way. Sensitive, compassionate, Those born on this date are under High 85 to 90. Low 65 to 70. Drier town over an alleged settlement completely,” understanding. He’s your father. Delight him with a gift the sign of Gemini. They include scuffle in the school ca­ said attorney Frank P. struck the boy — leaving When told that Lockard and cooler Tuesday and Wednes­ him with cuts and claims to have received from our fabulous Father’s Day collection, and make this songwriter Coie Porter in 1893 and day. High 75 to 80. Lows 55 to 65. National forecast feteria said Thursday that Lockard. actor Robert Cummings in 1910. Meanwhile, the East contusions. reports that Keley has year’s celebration the best ever. Maine: Chance of showers or The suit brought by the abused students other On this date in history: thundershowers Monday. Fair and For period ending 7 p.m. EST Saturday. Showers are expected In the Hartford lawyer is seek­ In 1943, Congress passed an act northern Rocky Mountains, the Southern Plains Region, the Upper ing further evidence Websters asks $2,500 in times, the Illing teacher cooler Tuesday and Wednesday. damages. replied: “I’m a school­ providing for “pay-as-you-go” in­ Highs in the SOs to low 90s cooling to and Middle Mississippi Valleys. Elsewhere, weather will remain fair In Fire C alls against Thomas G. Kel­ come tax deductions, authorizing ley, who heads the sports When contacted Thurs­ teacher of 30 years with a the 70s and low 80s Tuesday and general. Maximum temperatures Include Atlanta 88, Boston 96, day, Kelley said he has good record. He’s just employers to withhold tax pay­ Wednesday. Lows near 60 Monday Chicago 87, Cleveland 91, Dallas 95, Denver 63, Duluth 73, Houstori program and teaches at ments from salary checks. Illing. made it clear to the town’s trying to get blood out of a dropping into the mid 40s to low SOs 89, Jacksonville 89, Kansas City 89, Little Rock 90, Los Angeles 76, M anchester insurer, the Traveler’s stone.” In 1959, the first ballistics Wednesday. Lockard claims he’s missile-firing submarine — the Miami 87, Minneapolis 78, New Orleans 88, New York 96, Phoenix 97^ Friday, 12:58 a.m. — received reports that Kel­ Insurance Company, that Lockard predicted that New Hampshire: Chance of San Francisco 73, Seattle 66, St. Louis 91 and Washington 95. "the allegations are if the suit is not settled out nuclear-powered "George Wa­ showers or thundershowers Mon­ medical call, 19 Academy ley has used physical shington” — was iaunched at St. (Paramedics). force against students untrue.” “I didn’t do it,” of court, it won’t be tried Shoemakers to America day. Fair and cooler Tuesday and the teacher said. for at least a year. Groton, Connecticut. W^nesday. Highs in the 80s to low Friday, 2:04 a.m. — .during incidents similar In 1982, Israeli jets attacked and 90s cooling to the 70s and low 80s medical call, 709 Main St. destroyed Syria's Soviet-built Tliesday and Wednesday. Lows Police seeking bear (Paramedics). • surface-to-air missiie batteries in near 60 Monday dropping into the Friday, 3:42 p.m. — Lebanon’s Bekaa Vailey. mid 40s to low SOs Wednesday. medical call, 428 W. Mid- Also in 1982, Guatemalan Gen­ d l e Turnpike eral Efrain Rios Montt dissolved that chased teenager (Paramedics). BOAT the country’s- ruling junta and Friday, 5:43 p.m. — ST. BRIDGEfS Weather radio AUGUSTA. Maine (UPl) - bear probably would have stopped declared himself president and UPl photo medical call, 432 W. Mid- military commander-in-chief. Baxter State Park officials set up and tore it open,” Merry said. “But d l e Turnpike The National Weather Service two traps Friday to corral a black (the bear) went and ran after the A thought for the day: U.S. Today In history broadcasts continuous, 24-hour boy.” (Paramedics). BAZAAR & Supreme Court Justice Robert weather information on 162.475 bear that c h a s^ a Connecticut SHOES Houghwout Jackson said "It is not teenager into a beaver pond and bit Dimetrois jumped into a beaver On June 9, 1959, the first ballistic missile-firing mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in him in the shoulder. pond to elude the bear. When the the function of our government to submarine, the nuclear-powered George Washington, New London and 162.40 mHz in Tolland County keep the citizen from falling into Meriden. “The bear must have been bruin started to wade into the RAFFLE error; it is the function of the was launched at Groton. Here the sub fires a dummy hungry. He might have been water, Dimetrois threw his boot at Thursday, 9:09 a.m. — Sea Dex has lantieci. Classic handsewn citizen to keep the government missile into the waters off Groton for members of the looking for food,” said Gerald the animal. The frightened young medical call, 181 Twin 9 5 Merry, a naturalist with the hiker eventually waded out of the Hills Drive, Coventry leather boat shoes that suit your style $ 4 2 from falling into error.” Congressional Atomic Energy Committee. RidM, Art and Crafts Baxter State Park Authority. pond, but the bear approached (North Coventry, on or off shore. Made of rich leather, “We’ve never had anything like again. ^ Andover). sewn to a flexible sole. On land or at this before. He then jumped into a second Food A Bavaragaa Med. Widths Only Lottery Thursday, 10:20 a.m. — sea. You'll never be out of your Manchester Herald A 5-sqaure-mile section of the pond and the bear started to follow. medical call, 157 S. River Sizes 8 to 12 sprawling wilderness preserve in Dimetrois threw rocks and his Road, Coventry (North Qamaa of Chanca element in Sea Dex. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher northern Maine was closed off to other boot at the hear, holding him Coventry, Andover). Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis Connecticut daily hikers until officials catch the off for a while. But the bear kept bear. Judging by track marks, the terrorizing him and finally swam Thursday, 5:16 p.m .— Associate Publisher Business Manager USPS 327-500L , Friday: 911 bear is 2 years old and weighs into the pond and nipped Dimetrois medical call, 10 Laurel- if if if ★ ★ ★ VOL. 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The bear stoppi^ screamed and the bear let him go,” Stewart Udall served as M 3 MAIN ST. TRI-CITY PLAZA 7:30 a.m. Saturday. Bu^?iTct25Tollons''.'"“ '* ° Of theAudIt Maine dally; M5. to sniff the backpack, but there secretary of the interior was no food in it. he said. “The boy ^ r t e d throwing 70 Main St.* Manchester Opnn Doily 9:30-9:90 Thun, 'til 9:00 Op«r> W«d., Thun. & Fri. 'til 9:00 Vermont daily; 211. stones at the bear and trying to under Presidents John F. Massachusetts dally: 5841. “If he did have some food, the scare him. Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson. MANCHESTEK HERALD. Stiluidtiv. .lunc !). 1984 - I — MANCUKSTKH lIKHAl.l), S;ilui(1;i\ ,liiiu'!l, MIH4 Declaration rejects use of force HOUSEWASHING GENERAL OIL High Pressure Power Washing AARON COOK Of Vinyl, Aluminum And Wood London summit leaders call for renewed negotiations MANCHESTER Sided Homes. HEATING Oil MAK Painting By John A. Calcott gress achieved since the D-Day r8t6S. national problems and conflicts " I t was a very good discus­ 643-2659 United Press International can and must be resolved Allied landings in Nazi- IQUALITY SERVICE occupied France 40 years ago, sion with a clear commitment to through reasoned dialogue and sustaining the strategy for MM LONDON — Leaders of the when summit participants were negotiation and we shall sup­ non-inflationary growth” and CALL seven major industrial democ­ divided. 568-3500 port ali efforts to this end," the on “ improving and strengthen­ HAS ITI racies renounced the use of declaration said. Among the seven summit ing the fight against protection­ military force in a summit O P T I C A L ^ British Prime Minister Mar­ participants, the Germans, Ital­ ism,” Howe said. statement Friday and called for garet Thatcher proposed the ians and Japanese were at war B&L ^^8<*MSES British officials insisted that "reasoned dialogue and negoti­ statement and won the approval with the United States, Britain, • SPRAYING ’7 ^ “ no one was singled out” in the ation” to settle international of President Reagan and other Canada and France during • TREE FEEDING & CARE discussion of interest rates, disputes. leaders at the seven-nation, World War II. 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Her RAZOR’S ment said in reference to their second working dinner officials said the U.S. budget and Installation ^ repeated Soviet proposals for an Friday evening, and a finai control. RoffuR- deficit of some $200 billion is not EDGE FAMILY HAIR CENTFR international treaty on the plenary session and lunch was In the leader’s first economic that large in relative terms. non-use of force. set for Saturday when Mrs. session Friday morning, there WOODEN FENCES OF ALL KINDS & CO. 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Reagan and Democrat Walter " I believe if the Republicans do what Republicans gained 14 seats in the ITELEPHONE 16 m a in STR EET MONTE CARLO. Monaco — Princess Caroline nine women cabinet members in U.S. VERNON, C T . 06066 Mondale. we have to do, that is recapture the state Senate in last June’s special 549-4531 M ANCHESTER CONN 06040| of Monaco Friday gave birth to her first child, a history three serve with Reagan and 671-1111 Frank J. Fahrenkopf Jr. said he dedication and the commitment that election, cutting the Democratic ma­ 6-pound 10-ounce boy, the Royal Palace belived Mondale would be the Demo­ we had in 1980, that Ronald Reagan and jority to 29-21. that it was Reagan who appointed the announced. first woman to the Supreme Court. cratic nominee and that the Democrats George Bush will be reelected in Fahrenkopf said decisions on money MOU OPES t YS 9-1 The 27-year-old princess and her husband. would emerge in unity from their November,” he said. and manpower for state projects will be SUPPORT Your !\ei/(hborhootl Pharmacy Italian businessman Stefano Casiraghi. "proudly The GOP "has been the party where ECONOMY LAWN MOWER SERVICE convention in San Francisco next He said the Rhode Island and West made in a month or so. Senior Citizen Oiscounls u D announced the birth of Andrea. Albert Casi­ women have had an opportunity to month. Virginia were the top two priority Nationally, he predicted the GOP Lowest Prices in Area raghi.” the palace said. advance in the system,” he said. 647-3660 "I'm assuming from a political states for national party help in would reatain control of the Senate and The child's birth came less than six months standpoint that there will be a united winning governors’ seats. accused the Democrats of pandering to He reiterated the fact the GOP CROWN PHARMACY after she married Casiraghi. 23. in a quiet private PRESCRIPTION CENTER Democratic Party coming out of San To reinforce that promise, he pres­ national committee was financing a Expert Lawn Mower Repair . ceremony at the Monaco palace Dec. 29. It was women with the so-called gender gap Francisco," he told a GOP gathering. ented Republican gubernatorial candi­ issue. voter registration drive aimed at Free Pickup and Dallvery her second marriage and his first. She began AHMAD K. 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By Bill Lohmann spokesman for the Mexican Olympic on ell Items In store United Press International Committee, said "Vazquez and Ueber­ Speciatizinfi in IT inen roth believe the Olympic spirit and MERCURY Bomb found on Peron plane HAVANA, Cuba — The chief organ­ Castro’s support for the Olympic OLCOTT PACKAGE STORE BUENOS AIRES. Argentina — Air force police izer for the Olympic Games urged movement may permit a change in the 1654 CENTER ST. MANCHESTER, CT. Pine Shopping Plaza Friday found a powerful bomb on an Aerolineas Cuban officials Friday to disregard the decision not to attend.” 1 0 % O FF Argentines 747 jet that was to carry former Soviet-led boycott and send their "Such a meeting, given the present Phone 646-2796 athletes to the summer games in Los state of world sports, has an even DISCOUNT LIQUOR STORE Argentine president Isabel Peron to Madrid, NO SEnVifiE CHARGE ON MAGAZINES officials said. Angeles. greater meaning as it is a last-ditch I One of Manctietter's L«rg* You Money. 10 0 ', 0 1 Special,. 9 Police discovered a one-pound package of TNT effort to have the Olynrtpic teams of all Metier Charge end VI,* Accepled , bplr«a 6-23-a4 9 in the nose of the jumbo jet during a search for piic Organizing Committee, came to the Americas attend the Games.” RassrvsHons for • Holslt • Airlines • Slaamthlpi T 9l * - C h * c k . .. contraband and moved the aircraft to a military Havana with the promise of a meeting But Montoya said that if Castro 1627 Main Strati Minchaslarl Pinonil CliKki Ciilud up Ip SISO.W section of the airport, according to air force with Fidel Castro, authorities said. The would not abandon the boycott, Olym­ Commodore Juan Mandiberry at Ezeiza Interna­ two men scheduled a news conference pic officials hoped to convince him to tional Airport said. for midmorning, but it was postponed. send a baseball team to participate in The Cuban news agency Prena the Olympic exhibition as a “ s y m ^ lic Hundreds of For personal & fast accurate service come & visit MINIT-MAN PRINTING The powerful bomb, designed to go off under 423 CENTER 8T..MANCHESTER 646-1777 pressure or with a time mechanism, was Latina said Ueberroth was accompan­ represetation.” Designs & Styles I ied by Mario Vazquez Rana, president exploded in a nearby field, Juan Antonio Samaranch, president COMPlflE m niK S COPYMG SERVICE " I f the bomb hud exploded’in the air, the plane of the Mexican Olympic Committee. of the International Olympic Commit­ LOW COST raiNTINB would have disintegrated," a police source said. 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Tierney Funeral Home) SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES sacred Golden Temple Friday killqd an Indian We Are Now Located At 825 Main Street, going to extend the courtesy of being Donald Duck (next to the Brass Key) TRY OUR NEW 3-M lOND COPIEM official who tried to persuade them to surrender down there,” Ueberroth told a news two days after security forces seized the shrine in conference Wednesday in Los Angeles turns SO a bloody battle, authorities said. Cuba, citing a lack of security Seven more troops were wounded as security TELEPHONE 649-6713 Fully ln$ur»d provisions for its athletes, announced ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) — Donald forces opened fire on the four Sikh attackers, who Custom Kitchen Center May 23 it would join the 14 other nations Duck, the cartoon character createid by If You Would Like To When You’re On This lobbed a grenade at the officer who tried to boycotting the games. 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Another 30 Department At: Mon. - Sat. 9 - 5:30 Ad, But Also With - A considered as a possible site for the 1991 Goofy and many more of Donald’s Peter Ueberroth, president of the Los Angeles Olympic Call For Fraa Eallmate militants were arrested and large quantities of Pan American Games. co-stars will join in the parade and arms seized around the northern state of Punjab, Organizing Committee, throws his arm around Mario Vazouez 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Thun, till 9 PM Picture Write-Up... One Mexican official said that he was birthday party, commemorating Do­ j 178 WOODLAND ST. -a lm * n m>*§ *m lm m where Sikhs are pressing for more autonomy. "not hopeful” about the outcome of the nald’s more than 170 animated feature Hana In a Latin-style "ambraso" as ho presents the head of the {MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 X 649-7544 Cuban talks, but Guillermo Montoya, a films and shorts. Mexican Olympic Committee with an Olympic torch. MANCHESTER HERAl-U. Suturdciy, Juiu’ 9. I!)H4 - 7

Richard M. Diamond, Publishe? Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editbi* Saturday TV James P. Sacks, City Editor OPINION 8:30 P.M. Beret training when chased by 7:00 A.M. brutal sheriff's men Sylvester (E) (E) - MOVIE: 'J.t> Sing.,- Stallone, Richard Crenna, Brian Pat Klous joins (3D (3D - Captain Kangaroo A New York cantor sings his Dennehy Rated R. C5D - World Tomorrow way from synagogue to star­ 1:00 A.M. (3D - Oat Smart dom, straining family relations along tha way. Neil Diamond, (3D - Fam e ‘Love Boat’ crew (3D - N aw a Laurence Olivier, Lucie Arnaz. (3D > MOVIE: Touch of Satan* (Q) - Raturn To Planat Of Apaa 1980 J a c k Michael Berry. Emby Mallsy, HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — There will be a permanent 93) - Allva and Walll (22 89 - Silver Spoons Ricky Lee Am ber. Farmers and cowboys should be friends new'face at the rail of when it sets sail HACKERS realizes what a father really A n d e r s o k U{S) - Chlldran'a Thaatra (2D - Naws/Sporta/Waather m eans to him w hen Edw ard has next season. (23) - (iawa/Sporta/Waathar (22 - Bionic Woman land. Clockwise from top left: to undergo surgery (R) The face is gorgeous and belongs to Pat Klous who The division among people whose turf is downtown (22) ~ MOM Cartoona Washington Todd Porter, Jeffrey Jacquet (29 - All New This Old House (29 - Daapadida will play Judy McCoy, the luxury liner’s new cruise reminds you a bit of the Old West. The cattlemen got (23) Ring Around tha W o rld 89 - Taking Advantage WHEN THE MATTER of condemnation came before Merry-Go-Round I, and Matthew Laborteaux star (57) - Do-It-Yourself Show director. She replaces Lauren Tewes, who portrayed riled up when farmers fenced land, diminishing the S3 - Exchang* Manchester the Board of Directors Tuesday night, the directors in "Whiz Kids," a mystery 9:00 P.M. 1:15A.M. cruise director Julie'McCoy for seven years in the hit area available for open grazing. 93) - Morningtown adventure about kids and their (2D - Sports Update /Gamaa of tabled it. It was their first official contact with the (3D (S9 - Love Boat The Cap­ primetime series. Downtown, some of the merchants are concerned 7:30 A.M. computers airing SATURDAY, tain and the crew become sus­ '8 4 For whatever reason, Lauren jumped ship, leaving Spotlight problem, and they were reluctant to act hastily, about what they see as the growing movement toward C£) - Poo chia JUNE 0 on CBS. pects in a missing person case. 1:30 A.M. the crew short of a bubbly blond matchmaker and Julie's ex-school chum meets apparently. - Oat Smart fencing-in, figuratively, good blacktop acreage that is Alex Girelli SD her father and an engaged cou­ (3D - MOVIE: 'Roman Spring of general all around cutie pie — without which, now used for public parking. But the authority, if is going to manage the parking GD - Nawark & Raality CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME ple must contend with his Mrs. Stone' An actress gives up presumably, no self-respecting cruise boat would — Herald Reporter her career for romance with a At a pbuple of recent public meetings, a few Main lots, must also control them. When it can't negotiate EPA knew 33) - Pink Panthar Show form er girlfriend. (R) (60 min.) dare head to sea. [Closed Captioned] succession of gigolos in Rome. Street merchants and building owners have sounded long terms leases or buy the land, the town will have to 32) - ESPN's Horsa Racing Warren Beatty. Lotte Lenya, Jill • Judy is the sister of Julie who became a landlubber W a a kly 39 - Alfred Hitchcock warnings that if too many of the those parking stalls in condemn. St. John. 1961 when matrimony beckoned. The abrupt departure of 33) - Fraggla Rock (2D - News Update the crucial center of downtown are devoted to parking If there were no other reason, the state Department of Town ownership of the land does not have to work danger of 3D - Independent Network Lauren, however, deep-sixed any plans to include her (S) - Popaya and Frlands (22) (20) - Mama's Family Mama N e w s marriage in the show. It would have been touching if for a specific businesses, too few will be left for the Transportation offers one. It does not want to contribute against the interests of Warren Howland or anyone else puts a dam per on N aom i's party (2S - Sports Ravlaw 39 - MOVIE: The Year of Gavin MacLeod had performed the ceremony. shopping public. any money toward construction of an access road who finds himself in the position of having to guarantee w hen her back goes out and she Living Dangaroualy' A journal­ 83) - MOVIE: 'Stardust has to lie on the living room Devotees of the tube will recall Miss Klous as the The concern comes out now because Warren Howland through the string of loosely connected parking lots east a limited amount of exclusive parking in order the malathionl ist. trying to sco o p the poten tial Mamorias* An embittered floor. (R) political overthrow of Indone­ beauty in "Aloha Paradise,” a series disaster of four make a piece of property economically viable. There comic film-maker must cope is going to lease a piece of the center of the Purnell of Main Street unless the town has some kind of long­ - American Playhouse Op- sia. meets and falls in love with WASHINGTON - I’ve seen with annoying fans and an as­ (29 years ago, and as the airline hostess in the "Flying are enough spaces to go around if people could easily QS) - Scholaitlc Sport. - Wall Street Week Louis - Julia Child A More penheimer.' Fourth of 7 parts. the British attache. Mel Gibson. Parking lot. term commitment for the land through which it will sortment of troubled women. 82 (57) High” series. alarming evidence that the com­ A cadem y Rukeyser analyzes the'80s with Com pany As progress on the develop­ Sigourney Weaver, Linda Hunt. see them, get in and out of them, and find the stores Woody Allen, Tony Roberts, The Parking Authority manages (it would be run. monly used pesticide malathion a weekly review of economic ment of the first atomic bomb 1963 Rated PG "Love Boat” fans may remember her two guest they want to go to without a map. Charlotte Rampling. Rated PG. (23) - News Update 5:30 P.M. shots aboard the liner, playing love-interest princi­ inaccurate to say “ controls") the lots, devoted mostly The reason for approving the road would be to causes cancer. and investment matters. proceeds, O ppenheim er gets in ­ (2D - Election Watch 89) - Ja c k s o n 5 Sh ow (22) ® - M r. T CSD - Major League Baseball; volved in a disp u te betw een two pals. Last year she was aboard for three weeks when to short-term parking for shoppers. It wants to provide easy access to spaces in the parking lots to What’s even more alarming, 2:00 P.M. (29 - That's the Spirit 89 - It's Your Business (23) - MOVIE: 'Homeward New York at Montreal of the project's most brilliant the ship cruised to mainland China. Shortly condemn the land Howland is about to lease. make up for spaces that will be lost on Main Street when Higher sources needed Bound' A divorced man. his 3D - Starsky and Hutch scientists. (R) (60 min.) [C losed (29 - MOVIE: 'Fighting Fools' though, is that Environmentgl 8 9 - Jackson Five Cartoon (29 - America's Top Ten thereafter, Pat was put under contract to Aaron For whatever reason, probably money; the authority it is reconstructed. father and his incurably III son Caption ed] The Bowery Boys set out to If the committee studying the Community Protection Agency officials knew CSD - Here's Lucy (23) - Newsmakers Saturday 8:00 A.M. develop a strong relationship. dD - MOVIE: 'It Happened In break up a boxing racket The Spelling who produces "The Love Boat") with the had not been able to lease that land, and rents it from Unless there is some assurance those spaces will Development Block Grant program is going to get David Soul. Barnard Hughes, (29 - MOVIE: Eureka Stockade' - Last Chance Garage Bowery Boys 1949. about this evidence years ago but 13) CSD - Charlie Brown & (29 Brooklyn' Five loveable people understanding she would star in a new series or join month to month. The authority has been turned down in continue to exist, there is no point in spending money answers to some of the questions it has about the fine Moosie Drier. P a rt 2 ignored it in what one government Sn oopy (57) - Victory Garden join fo rces to help out a starving 39 - A B C N ew s the cast of one of Spelling’s half-dozenisting shows. an offer to buy the land. for the access road. points of the regulations governing the grants and all (29 - International Edition (23) - News Update singer. Peter Lawford, Frank scientist characterized as "little CS) - Wonderama 6:00 P.M. 2:00 A.M. (29 - Palicula: 'Los Medicos' (29 - Magic of Oil Painting Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson, "I hadn’t given a thought to becoming part of the On Monday, Howland and the authority will get The land involved in the low-key dispute is crucially the possible consequences in the adminstration of those more than a ‘cover-up’ job.” GD 8 9 - Monchhichis/Littia (29 - Futbol Internacional: 3D C5D (22 - Nows Jimmy Durante. 1947 (3D - Movie Cont'd ‘Love Boat’ cast when I did the guest shots, said Pat, a together again to see if they can resolve their problem. located in the center of the most used lot in the regulations, it is going to have to go higher than the Rascals/Richia Rich (E) - New Tech Times Every backyard gardener ik Valencia vs. Atlstico Madrid (3D - Baretta 9:15 P.M. (3D - MOVIE: 'Tha Execution of Kansas native who was reared in Texas. Any effort to adjust the conflict is commendable. downtown complex. Hartford office of HUD to get them. It may be that there S ) - Christopher Closa-Up 11:15A.M. Private Slovik' This is the true familiar with malathion. It hqs 89 - MOVIE: 'Along Came a 33) - Star Trek (2D - Your Money "It was fun doing the shows because the cast and story of Eddie Slovik, the only Howland can get a lease on the land for six years with are simply no answers to some of the “ what if” 3X) - Tom & Jerry and Friends 83) - Sports Spider* A young widow goes to 39 - M O VIE: 'The Pirate M o v ie ' crew are warm, friendly people. The atmosphere was been recommended for years by 9:30 P.M. American soldier executed for AS THE OKLAHOMA SONG SAYS, "The farmers a first right of refusal if it is sold. He says he plans to guestions that spring, understandably, from the town’s 3^ > SpoitsCantar incredible lengths to prove that A shy teenager dreams she is gardening books and columns as 11;30A.M. a professor was responsible for derertion since the Civil War. really good. I also did establishing guest shots on - Dolly Parton Maets/Kids the heroine in a pirate tale. 39 - Not Necessarily The and the cowboys should be friends." assign that lease to the authority in return for 10 spaces unpleasant experience with HUD. Perhaps better 33) (3D - Grsat Space Coaster her scientist-husband's death. Martin Sheen. Ned Beatty. Mar- ‘’ and ‘Hotel’ (both Spelling series) and the chemical of choice to get rid of 'Dolly answers teen-agers ques- Kristy McNichot, Christopher N ew s Indeed, one encouragement is that there is no MOVIE: 'Mountain Family Ed Nelson, Susanne Pleshette, iciare Costello, Gary Busey. could have been added to either of them” he needs for buyers of offices in the condominium being questions would be “ how many times has it happened .tions about life. 3 9 - Atkins. 1982. Rated PG. (2D - This Week iq Japan insects that devour fruits and Robinson' A family abandons Richard Anderson. 1970. 1974 animosity between the parties. Their objectives are not developed in the former Watkins Building. that” a community has been required to do some .35) - Pumpkin Creek 39 - Dr. Gene Scott (22 89 - People Are Funny vegetables. But beyond the usual city life to start anew in the 82 - Evening at Pops 3D - Road to Loa Angeles It came as something of surprise, then, when poles apart. What has the authority, and some of the Main Street ,i specific thing Manchester does not want to be in the (29) - Spidarman wilderness of the Colorado (29 - Fam e labels warning that it is poisonouk 2:15P.M. 10:00 P.M. 32 - SportsCenter Spelling called Pat last January and s a id ,"W elcom e But it has to be understood that any agreement they merchants, worried, is not so much the 10 spaces as the position of having to do. 83) “ Naws/Sports/Waathar Rockies. Robert Logan, Susan (23) - News/Sports/Weather to ingest, there has been ilo Damante Shaw. 1979. Rated G. (3D - N ew s 39 (59 - Prog cont'd aboard! We want you to join ‘Love Boat.’ ’’ can reach will not be a permanent solution. Ultimately (23) - Health Week - MOVIE: 'Snoopy, Come possibility that in the future more and more spaces will Answering that question may take a good deal of 82) 89 - Flintstona Funnies (22 - A - Dr. Gene Sco tt Pat, who owns a devastating sense of humor that suggestion that malathion cpb 39 - Do It For Yourself Home' Snoopy bids Charlie (3p 39 39 the authority has to gain control over the land, by 2:30 P.M. dying b illio n a ire w an ts to find a be taken from the common pool. research, but the answer would be more meaningful 83) - Sesame Street [Closed Brown farewell in order to re­ - At The Movies she frequently turns on herself, said, "I was pleased cause cancer in those exposed to iL (23) - Sports Updats /Gamss of man who can dispense his bil­ acquiring it or by getting a long-term lease on it. For that reason the authority wants to condemn the than the hypothetical information. O p tio n e d ] (SD 39 - Professional Bowlers turn to his first owner. 1972. as punch. Oh God, I wouldn’t say a thing like that. In California, the exposure to '8 4 lions to the needy and a di­ (2D - Sports Update (21) > Chapulin Colorado Spring Tour Coverage of the Rated G malathion extends to millions' of (22 89 - Amazing Spiderman/ $115,000 Southern California vorced m other w an ts to becom e 2:30 A.M. "Anyhow, I was glad tobe joining a going concewith 89 ~ From tha Editor's Desk Incredibis Hulk Open is presented from Town 89 Frontline Bread. Butter a swinger. (R) (60 min ) [Closed (2D - Crossfire people who may never have Square Lanes, Riverside. CA. and Politics ' Tonight's program Caption ed] a large cast. We’ve already done 10 new shows for the Guest editorial 8:15A.M. (29 - B its and B y tss looks at the human story and sprayed a tomato plant or a fruit (90 m in ) - Hitchhiker-Shattered 3:00 A.M. eighth season, and I don’t have to work every day 32 - Instructional (5^ - America Works the charged political environ­ 39 Vows A young fortune hunter because there are so many guest stars and there are EJM’Sh tree in their backyard. It was 39 - NCAA Champions • Class ment surrounding the issue of 3D - Twilight Zone 8:30 A.M. 12:00 P.M. marries a younger woman gOCKV Mix. sprayed over huge areas of the o f '8 4 hunger (60 min ) [Closed Cap­ 32 - PKA Full Contact Karate seven regular roles. - Saturday Suparcada - MOVIE: 'For Pete's Sake' - Buck Rogers N £ U § . NCA C3D (3D 3D (23) - Crossfire tioned] (29 3 9 - Night Flight state — including populated areas A woman borrows money from Tide running CSD - America's Top Tan (29 - Cookin' Cheap (25)- 'Charytin* Programa musi­ (2D - News/Sports/Weather — to combat the Mediterranean a loan shark to send her hus­ 33) - Dr. Gene Scott ry) - Meat tha Mayors cal presentando la bella - Rousters A scheming band to college. Barbara Streis­ 3:00 P.M. (22 89 - News/Sports/Weather fruit fly two years ago and is Charytin convict tries to escape when he (2D 33) - Herald of Truth and, Michael Sarrazin, Estelle (3D CSD - Westchester Golf Cinema currently being used against the Parsons. 1974. 89 - Black Perspective is assigned to the Sladetown 3 2 * Inside the USFL Classic Coverage of the third Carnival as part of a prison 3:30A.M. for tax cut Mexican fruit fly. C5D - Fam e round is presented from 82 - White Shadow 33)-M 0VIE:Tha Pirate Movie' work furlough program (60 3D - One Step Beyond A shy teenager dreams she is 3D - Biskitta Westchester Country Club. Rye. (SZ) - W o rld W a r I min.) H a rtta rd Sat 2, 7:20, 9 :M ; Sun 2, 4:15, NY. (90 min.) CInama City — The RIohf 7:20, 9:M . the heroine in a pirate tale. - ABC Weekend Special (S) - MOVIE: ‘Blu. Thund.r- (59 - MOVIE: 'Curtains' A cor­ BUT FOR MORE than five years 3D 6:30 P.M. rupt film director schedules ac­ S tu n (P G ) Sot 1, 4:25, 8. — West Hartford A new tax bill now has the Estimates are that doing this Kristy McNIchol, Christopher The Big Hex of Little Lulu.' Lulu 3D - M O VIE: 'R o o ts o f E vil' The The pilo t of a super-chopper un­ - CBS News tresses for screen tests at an Sugar Cone Alley (PG) Sot Elm 1 E 2 — Police the EPA has had good reason to Atkins. 1982. Rated PG. concocts a big scheme to con­ o w n er of a m artial arts sch o o l is 3D (3D covers a plot to turn his crime­ Academy (R) Sat and Sun names of 51 House members. would mean a paper "loss" of eerie, isolated mansion Saman­ and Sun 1:435, 4, 7, 9:15. — believe that exposure to malathion - Scholastic Sports vince Tubby to work or face framed on a drug charge after C$) 9 9 - News fighting machine against an 2:15,4:M,7:15,9:M. — Splash 39 tha Eggar, John Vernon Rated Revolt of Job FrI 7:20, 9:35; Democrats as well as Republi­ $1.6 billion in tax revenue in the A c a d e m y starvation. (R) [C lo sed C a p ­ he refuses to sell his busin ess to unsuspecting city Roy Schei- (P G ) Sot and Sun 2, 4:30. 7, can pose an unacceptably high risk (23) - Pinnacle R Sot and Sun 2,4:15,7:20,9:35. tioned] a sm uggler. der. Warren Oates, Malcolm 9:X. cans, as its sponsors. It gives first year it is in effect. But the 89 - Suparman/Aquaman/ - N B C N ew s — M ik e 's M u rd e r (R) Sot and of cancer. My associate Donald (22 (2D - Newsmakers Saturday The Movies — Romancing savers, especially small savers, congressmen maintain that the BM m an (SD - Greatest Amsrican Hero QD - MOVIE: 'Fury On W h.sls' McDowell Rated R. Sun2;15, 4:30, 7:35, 9:50. Goldberg has seen EPA files on the A rural Appalachian youth 89 - Newsmakers Clnettudlo — Contlden- the Stone (P G ) Sot-Sun 12:15, - Lifestyles of the Rich and (29*- Nuclear Outpost Tonight's 2:25, 4:30, 7:10, 9:15. — a deserved break, and it makes economic growth such a law will 83) - Big Story 33) breaks into the roaring world of (57) - Masterpiece Theatre tlo llv Y o u rs Sat 7:30, 9:30. chemical. The evidence that mala­ program examines the thoughts Streets of Fire (PG) Sat-Sun 82 89 - Shirt Tates Fam ous stock car racing and demolition 'Nancy Astor.' Nancy, now 60, Closed Sundov; reopens sense. There is a chance, unless almost certainty generate will and feelings of the people who 4:00 A.M. August. 12, 1:55,3:50, 5:35, 7:40,9:40. thion can cause cancer was docu­ (39 - Youl Magazins for Women derbies. Tom Ligon, Logan begins to behave erratically work at and live near a nuclear the pressure of campaigning (S) - Burbujas Programa infan- C9D - MOVIE: 'Captain Horatio Colonial — Prodigal Boxer — Sixteen Condles (PG) not only offset that loss but mented in two studies in the late til producido en Mexico. 39 - Dr. Gene Scott Ramsey, Collin Wilcox-Horn. and resents Waldorf advising weapons base Sot-Sun 12:», 2:1S, 4:05,5:45, 1971 her to resign her seat. (60 min ) Hornblower' This sea epic is (R) Sot and Sun from 1 with gets in the way, that it could actually bring in more revenue. 1970s by the National Cancer ■89 - T h at Teen S h o w 89 - MOVIE: Eureka Stockade* (25) - El Mundo da) Box based on the British naval hero R e tu rn o l F ist o f F u ry (R) Sot 8, 9:50. — M o n ty P yth o n and - MOVIE: 'Heidi* [Closed Captioned] the Holy Grail (R) Sat mid­ advance significantly in Con­ Part 1 The 1853 Australian re­ 33) 8 2 - That's Hollywood of the Napoleonic wars Gre­ and Sun from 1. Worth noting is the fact that Institute. 9:00 A.M. bellion against Great Britain is East Hartford night. — Pink Floyd: The gress this year. 39 - Philip Marlowe-Private 7:00 P.M. gory Peck, Virginia Mayo. Rob­ Woll (R) Satmldnlght. — The The EPA routinely reviews such re-created. Bryan Brown, Amy Detective Marlowe guards a 10:30 P.M. ert Beatty 195 1. Eastwood Pub E Cinema — the lead sponsors of the bill are ‘ {£ ) - Star Search (8D Agronsky and Company Police Academy (R) Sot-Sun Song Remains the Same (R) studies and issues comments on Madigan, Bren Cullen. 1984. gangster marked death. (3D - Black Nows The bill would exempt up to House Majority Leader Jim • (3D 89 - NeVscooby/Scrappy 3D - Too Close for Comfort 3D - Life of Riley 7:15,9:10. Sat 11:45. ‘ D oo (23) - News/Sports/Weather 39 - MOVIE: The Strangers' 3D - Independent Network Poor Richard's Pub E Ci­ Wllllmontlc Wright of Texas, a liberal, and the findings. In the case of 3D - Fem e 39 - Dr. Gene Scott Jlllson Square Cinema — $5,000 in interest earned anually (23) - News Update N e w s nema— Police Academy (R) malathion, though, the EPA 're­ (3D - Nine on New Jersey O ) - Square Foot Gardening (3D (22 - Muppat Show ffi) - Week In Review Sot 7:X, 9:X, 12; Sun 7:30, Indiana Jones and the Tem­ on a passbook savings account Republican Trent Lott of Missis­ 39 - MOVIE: 'Prom Night' A viewers simply edited out the 33) - H ee H a w 89 - MOVIE: 'Checkered Flag (22 (29 - Major League 9:X. ple of Doom (PG) Sot and sippi, who is of conservative Baseball: Detroit at Baltimore/ 33) - Dance Fevar crazed killer stalks high school Sun 2, 4:20, 7, 9:X. — Beat from federal taxes. The purpose 32 - ESPN Special: 1983 Linie or Crash' Men stage a demoli­ Showcase Cinemas — Indi­ NCI’s findings of cancer risk. tion race of dune buggies and or Atlanta at Los Angeles 39 *■ Cover Story seniors at the class prom. Leslie 4:30 A.M. a n a Jo n e s and the T e m p le of Street (P G ) Sot and Sun 2:10, is to attract more deposits for bent. League World Series Cham­ Nielsen, Jamie Lee Curtis. motorcycles in the Phillippines. @ - MOVIE: 'Firefox' A Viet­ - Solid Gold (TD - Abbott and Costello Doom (PG) Sot 12:30,2:45,5, 4:20, 7:10, 9:20. — G hostbus­ pionship Game Coverage of the (29 1980. Rated R. ters (P G ) Sot and Sun 2:10, these accounts — which, in turn, Within the EPA, the peculiar Joe Don Baker, Larry Hagman. nam war flying ace is sent to 3 9 - Australian Rules Football 7:20, 9:45,12; Sun 12:30, 2:45, It would be comforting to take Little League World Series (2D - News Update 5,7:20,9:45.— Ghostbusters 4:15, 7:10, 9:20. — G re m lin s . Championship Game is pre­ 1977. Russia to steal a high-tech jet 89 - Best of Gleason '83: Qualification Final Fitzroy should provide more funds, at review of the malathion studies Is (29 Inside Story The Press (PG) S o n ,3:15,5:20,7:40,10, (P G ) Sot and Sun 2, 4:15, 7, this bipartisanship as a sure sign sented from Williamsport, PA. 39 - Candlepin Bowling which could tip the balance of 8 2 - Bob Newhart Show vs. Hawthorn.' 12:05; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:20, 7:40, 9 :X . lower interest rates hopefully, known as the "cut-and-paste” power in the Cold War. Clint Coverage of Jesse Jackson' (90 min.) - Sesame Street [Closed 10. — O nce U pon o T im e In that small savers will get to keep (S7) Eastwood. 1982- Rated PG. Hodding Carter examines the 11:00 P.M. W indso r for auto and home loans as well scandal. That’s because the agen­ ' - Youl Magaiine for Women Caption ed] A m e ric a (R ) Sot 1, 4, 7:30, more of the money their deposits 39 press coverage of Jesse Jack- ( E ) ( E ) ( S ) (22) ® ® - N e w . Plaza — Splash (PG) Sat 2, cy’s reviewers pasted up only (® - MOVIE: 'Dinner at the Ritz' son following Jackson's cam­ 10:15; Sun 1, 4, 7, 9:40. — as other forms of consumer and v69 - How the West W as Won 12:30 P.M. Beats billed Gremlins (PG) Sot 12:2:20, 7:15,9:25; Sun 2, 7:15. have earned. But this is an The daughter of a Parisian paigning in New Jersey. CSD - MOVIE: ‘The Apartment' D rive-In s business borrowing. those portions of the NCI summar­ SD - News Update banker and her fiance seek her 4:40,7:10.9:30, 11:45; Sun 12, election year, and in Congress 3D - Wrestling An ambitious young insurance HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - East Hartford — Police father's murderer. Ahnabella, (25) - Bella Conmigo company clerk lends his apart­ 2:20, 4:40. 7:10, 9:30. — B eat ies that could be quoted to ^ (S ) 89 - S m urfs 3D - American Bandstand Street (PG) Sot 12,3:10,5:10, Academy (R) Sat-Sun 8:X that sometimes means anything David Niven, Paul Lukas. 1937. 89 - In S earch of... ment to people in the company Jennifer Beals, the Yale with Strange Brew (PG) Economists claim our current minimize malathion’s dangers, - MOVIE; 'The Caine 7:30, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 12,3:10, 82 39 - Seeing Stars who he hopes will be helpful to student who exploded to Sat-Sun 10:15. which can be ducked or post­ .Mutiny' Officers revolt against (57) - Kathy's Kitchen (22 - M - A - S ’ H 5:10, 7:X, 9:50. — S tar T re k tax structure — which penalizes and scissored out passages sug­ him. Jack Lemmon, Shirley Ma- E a st W in d so r — Splash (P G ) -^a captain they consider men- (23) - CNN Special Report stardom in "Flashdance" III: The Search tor Spock thrift, work and investment — poned will be. Unless, of course, 3:15P.M. 99 - At The Movies cLaine. Fred MacMurray. 1960. Sat-Sun 8:X with Two of o gesting that the chemical could '"tally unfit. Humphrey Bogart, (22 - Thundarr last year, has been signed (P G ) Sot 12:15, 2:30, 4:45, K in d (P G ) Sat-Sun 10:30. (23) - Washington Dialogue w/ 7:15, 9:40,12. — The Natural acts as a drag on our economic there is such a widespread public cause cancer. Jose Ferrer, Van Johnson. - Victory Garden (3D - Laugh-In for the title role in Colum- Manchester— Three Stooges (29 Dan S ch o rr 7:15P.M. (P G ) Sot 12:45, 3:45, 7, 9:55, demand for action on the bill that 1954. 3D - W all Streat Journal bia Pictures' “ The Comedies Sat-Sun 8:X with growth. The remedy, at least as 89 - Baseball Bunch ______12:20, 3:45, 7, 9:55. — Police Academy (R) Sat it would be folly for Congress to News of the cut-and-paste scan­ 89 > Sesame Street [Closed 3:30 P.M. (2D . Sports Saturday (T2) - SportsCenter far as 51 congressmen are C aption ed] 1:00 P.M. Bride,” a new version ot- f.''iT:3i), 7r«,So^1:50?Sun 9:20; Sun 8:45 with P'orkv's ignore it. That might be worth a dal eventually reached the ears pf (57) - Y a n C a n C o o k 7:30 P.M. 39 - Night Flight the classic Mary Shelley (R) FrI and Sat 11:10; Sun concerned, would be to remove " 89 * Ask the Manager 3D - Dance Show 12:154 3:30/5:30.7:40, 10. try. the EPA brass, and they hired 4:00 P.M. (3D - News Magazine @S) • Ba ttlesta r G a la ctica novel. ManctiMtir 10:15. that drag by either repealing or ''8 2 - Supersoccer 3D - MOVIE: The Great UA Thaatgrt East — Battelle Memorial Institute, an American Wildernesa' A por­ 39 - MOVIE: 'The Year of (3D - All In the Family (2D - Sports Tonight The 20-year-old newco­ reducing the rate of taxes such as Living Dangerously' A journal­ Streets at Fire (PG) Sat and 9:15A.M. trait of America's wilderness 3D - Muppat Show 89 - Twilight Zone mer will co-star with Sun 2, 4, 6, 8, 10. — Sixteen — BOSTON HERALD" independent research laboratory, ist, tryin g to sco o p the potential that on passbook accounts. 83) - Health Week heritage is explored from the (iD - At The Movies (57) - Monty Python Flying Sting, lead singer of the Candles (PG) Sat and Sun 2, to evaluate the EPA reviews of the Arctic to the Everglades, from politidbl overthrow of Indone­ 3:50, 5:40, 7:40, 9:30. — SHOWCASE 9:30A.M. sia. meets and falls in love with 32 - SportsCenter C ircu s rock group "P olice." who National Cancer Institute reports. the Great Plains to the Rockies, Ramanclng the Stone (PG) C t N C W I A S Q ) (3D - Dungeons and and from the Adirondacks to the British attache. Mel Gibson, 32 - Dragnet 11:30 P.M. will play Baron von Fran­ Sat and Sun 2,4:30,7 :X , 9:40. Here’s the Battelle analysis of one Sigourney Weaver, Linda Hunt. - D rago ns the deserts of the Southwest - Hawaii Fivo-0 kenstein. Geraldine Page — The R o ck y H o rro r P ic tu re 1983. Rated PG. (2D - Evans and Novak (3D lElNMETlNlf OEUV Viewpoint of the reports: 1977. Show (R) Sot midnight. — 8IRST SHOW ONIV 3D @9 - Pac-Man/Rublk Cube (22 - Schools Match Wits ( 3 d - New York Hot Tracks heads the list of support­ Monty python and The Holy H our 33) - MOVIE: 'Dracula's Dog’ (29 - Greatest American Hero (22 - MOVIE: 'From the (3D - Star Search ing players. Grail (R) Sat midnight. "There is no evidence of a ' S ) - D avey/O ollath Dormant for hundreds of years, (23) - News Update M a n tfle ld Terrace' A man rises from pov­ - Racing From Roosevelt ‘”rhe Bride” will be critical review or evaluation of the Dracula's Dog is suddenly re­ (29 - Cachun. Cachun, Ra Ra Ra 3D Trgnt-Lux College Twin — '*39 - Ja p a n Today leased from his tom b in T ra n syl­ erty to wealth but jeopardizes directed by Franc Rod- his marriage through misunder­ 3D - Odd Couple Star Trek III: The Search for (NCI) report or data contained in • ■(23)-Money Week vania. Jose Ferrer, Reggie 89 - MOVIE: The Mercenary' dam on locations in Eu­ Spock (PG) Sat and Sun 1,3, Homosexuality is a sin, not a ‘variance’ Nalder, Michael Pataki. standing and neglect. Paul (2D - P in n e cle it. The portion of the conclusion 1.85) - Foro Loco 99 - United States Olympic rope. Miss Beals cur­ S, 7,9: IS. — T o o tsie ( P G 1 Sat Trials Coverage of the boxing Newman, Joanne Woodward, (22 89 - Seturdey Night Live 2:W with VIctor/VIctorla added by the EPA reviewer would ., ( S ) - T h ree Stooges 3 9 - MOVIE: 'Panic' Two lovers Myrna Loy 1960. rently is filming semifinals is presented from Ft. S2 •< Luche Libre (PG1 Sot 4:M, 9:10. — The INDIANA JONES AND THE To the Editor: as an act to be avoided. Whoever where we came from, and why we frame a stranger for a murder. K TEMPLE OF DOOM His comments as quoted in the ble: blasphemy against the Holy seem to be of little value in Michel Simon. Viviane Rom­ W orth . T X . (60 min.) (29 - Fourth Estate “ Cinderella” with Mat­ D resser (P G ) 3, 5:10, 7, 9:10. goes on indulging in homosexuality are here. It provides us with 10:00A.M. 89 - MOVIE: Beau Geste' thew Broderick for Shelly V e m e n Herald on May 16 appear to be in Spirit.' determining the validity of the ance. 1946. (SZ) - Magic of Oil Painting 89 - This Is Your Ufa Members of the French Foreign Clne1E,3— Splash (PG) SHOW TIMES: 12=30 2=45 5=00 How sad it is to see the Rev. or any other immorality is identi­ permanent and unchanging stand­ harmony with the lost generation Surely he knows that every word report concerning the possible - KIdsworld (23) - Newa/Sporta/Weather 4:15 P.M. 82 - Barney Miller Legion, in a lonely Sahara out­ Duvall’s "Fairie Tale Sot 1 :X , 7,9:15; Sun 1 :X , 4,7, 7:20 9=45 12=00 FRI. A SAT. post, battle a sadistic comman­ Clinton Jones, a man ordained to fied as a child not of God but of the ards by which to live. ^ - Saturday Morning - 1984 Franoh Opan - Welcome Back Kotter Theater" for cable TV. 9:15. — Police Academy (R) BARGAIN MATINEE NOT IN EFFECT of the 1960s whose only standard of Scripture was inspired by the carcinogenicity (of malathion)." (22) (39) (23) - S po rts 99 der and his rampaging Arabs. , C93 - T a a a n : Lord o f the Jungle Tennis Chsmplonshif>s Cover­ FOR THIS ENGAGEMENT preach the Word of God, choosing devil. As Jesus said to the woman When we reject those standards, was. "D o your own thing.” More Holy Spirit. To then deny part of (57) . Lawmakers Lawmakers' Guy Stockwell, Doug McClure. N O PASSES OR DISCOUNT age of the women's singles final 4:30 P.M. .. Q D - All Star Wrestling examine^ the latest develop­ Leslie Nielsen. 1966. ADMISSIONS AT AN Y TIME to ignore the clearly stated mes­ caught in adultery. “ Go now and replacing the wisdom of God with recently, that has been rephrased the Scriptures written at His The Battelle report also noted Is presented from Ro land G a r­ , 33) - This Is the USFL 3D 3D - Belmont Stakes Cov­ ments in Congress. sage of the Bible concerning leave your life of sin.” the inventions of man, chaos to read "If it feels good, do it.” direction is, in effect, to call Him a “ highly suggestive evidence of a ros Stadium. Paris, France. (2 erage of the third leg of Tho­ 39 - MOVIE: 'Shootout* An ex­ HOCKANUM homosexuality. dose-related carcinogenic effect.” 39 - Alive and Weill hrs.) roughbred racing's Triple gunman is torn between his ob­ At this point, the non-Christian results, and we have no assurances One weeps for those homosexu­ liar, and that could be interpreted session with revenge and his GREMLINS - Wrestling - MOVIE: 'Enigma' An C row n Is presented from B e l­ 8:00 P.M. H X INDUSTRIES INC. The practice of homosexuality is may well say, "So what? I don’t 89 (23) responsibility for a six year-old that any law or belief will survive als unlucky enough to be counseled as blasphemy. Indeed, the refer­ American in East Berlin be­ mont Park, Eimont. NY. (90 3D 3D - Mama Malone explicitly condemned as a perver­ INCREDIBLY, the EPA brass 83) - News Update girl and a lonely widow. Gre­ Work for the handicapped -S H O W N AT believe the Bible anyway." beyond tomorrow. Everything be­ by him, for he could guide them ence in Matthew — “ anyone who comes embroiled in a scheme to min.) 3D - On Stage America "(29- Mr. Rogers' Neighborhood kill Soviet dissidents. Martin gory Peck. 1971 ltdBD-t:n^4fr7:IO-MO-|l:48 sion. Homosexual activity, of That is merely the statement of comes subjective and relative and stood by the review that Battelle 32 - USFL Football: Michigan - T.J. Hooker Hooker through the wide gate that leads to speaks against the Holy Spirit" — " (E) - Motorweek Sheen. Derek Ja co b i. Sam Neill. CE) 83) course, is not a greater sin than one who has heard and accepted had lambasted. at Oakland helps a vice cop in her investi­ CHICKEN BARBECUE may be changed to suit the whims destruction. God loves those peo­ makes that conclusion almost Rated PG. 12:00 A.M. normal sex outside of marriage, what some others have said about 10:15A.M. (23) - Big Story gation of a major drug syndi­ of the moment. ple just as much as He loves any inescapable. (29 - Antiques A Amsricena cate. (R) (60 min.) [C losed ( E - MOVIE: ‘Th. Lawyar* A SAT., JUNE 9th, 3:30 to 7 P.M. BEAT STREET which is also forthrightly banned Meanwhile, Dr. Adrian Gross, (23) - Media Watch (29 - Great Outdoors Host Jim the Bible without having investi­ Even murder can become accep­ other human being, but He hates (29 - Dn Die en la Vida de... Tabor demonstrates the art of Caption ed] small-town lawyer defends a How terrible it would be if a man an EPA cancer researcher, con­ 10:30 A.M. doctor accused in a famous SACRED HEART CHURCH -S H O W N AT by Scripture. gated it for himself. table. Certainly Adolf Hitler found their sin just as He hates all sin. He 99 - Let's Go Bowling hang gliding and gives some (3D - Major League Baseball: who has spent much of his life in a cluded from his own study of the OD CSD photography advice on how to murder case. Barry Newman. ltJO*l8«:IB-T:»e5IHI« Since so many members of The fact that the Scriptures are ‘ - Bugs Bunny/Road - Washington Week/ New York at Montreal Rt. 30, Vernon it so, and Mao Tse-tung and every wants to give them all the free gifts 82 create moods with filters. . 1970. clerical collar were found absent NCI data that as many as one of Runner Show Review Paul Duke is joined by 3D - Major League Baseball: society indulge in extra-marital the complete and inspired Word of Soviet dictator since Lenin. We, of eternal life, but that requires [Closed Captioned] (3D - Championship Wrostllng ADULTS 94, CHILDREN UNDER 12 92 when the roll of saints is called. I every 1,000 people exposed to ,,,GC)89-Uttles top Washington journalists an­ Toronta at New York GHOSTBUSTERS sex, little public condemnation is God is so well attested to by ourselves, use it to dispose of repentance — turning from their alyzing the week's news. (2S) •> H ogar D u lce H ogar Com e­ 3D - Honayrnoonara hope and pray that Mr. Jones will "currently established 'tolerances *"(33) - MOVIE: 'A Haunting W e 32 College Baseball: 1964 attached to it. But both are listed as evidence both internal and exter­ millions of defenseless unborn sin — and Mr. Jones apparently is ' 'Will Go' The zany duo meets up 1:30 P.M. dia producida en Mexico en el College W orld Series • Game 14 32 - To Ba Announcad Y frtT T tt’TT’trr;! withdraw to spend time in the for malathion” can be expected to ^,with a couple o f ghosts. Laurel cu ll se presentan tres esposos unacceptable acts, the continued nal that no one has ever success­ children and even of those already not telling them that. from Omaha. NE 39 - M O VIE; 'G a t C razy' Aging l»l:IMd0740ll»»ltM get cancer. and Hardy. 1942 3}- M O V IE :'A FIna Pair- A d a - dominados por sus esposas. Something Different Wish Someone A practice of which will exclude the fully controverted it. Their truth Word of God and in prayer. tsetive becomes the unwitting Luz Maria Aguilar. Sergio Co­ QD - MOVIE; ‘National hippies to punk rockara pull to­ born who do not meet the nebulous 1 9 8 4 32 - College Base&all: accomplice of a woman plan­ rona. Lampoon's Class Reunion' The gether to prevent a real estate offender from inheriting the king­ and power quickly become evident - College World Series - Best requirements of the new "quallty- TO STATE t h a t GOD "I should think that this repres­ ning a jewel heist Rock Hud­ grads from tha class of '72 re­ tycoon from demolishing a rock BR E^KIN dom of God. to anyone who approaches them George G. Kitchin Game 12 or 13 from Omaha, NE 82) - Great Chefs/San turn to a tealed'Up Lizzie Bor­ 'n roll arena. Malcolm McDow­ Happy Birthday of-life” ethic. CREATED "variance,” meaning ents an unacceptably high upper son. Claudia Cardinals. 1969 F rsn o ise o It is unavoidably true that any Andover (39 - Wilder Summer During den High School for an insane ell, Allen Goorwitz. Daniel with an open mind and even to sexual deviation, as the reverend limit on the risk ascribable to CSD - Children's Film Festival reunion. Gerrit Graham, Miriam Stern. 1963. Rated R. with A Herald Happy Heart sin, of which homosexual activity "'summer camp, a boy encoun- itimHjudnodome many who come determined to THE RAPIDITY WITH WHICH did in his talk at Manchester malathion,” Gross wrote in his ,...ters love at first sight. CS) - Happy Days Again 5:00 P.M. Flynn, Stephen Furst. Rated R. 39 ** Or. Gana Scott is one, is sufficient to bar one disbelieve. 32 - NFL's Greatest MomsnU 39 ** Tales of the Unexpected those standards change and wrong Community College last month, is Editor's note: Mr. Kitchin is report on the matter. (23) - S tyle W ith E lsa K lenso h 3D - Mission: Impossibta 89 - M O VIE: 'A lla n C o ntam in a­ Only THE NATURAL forever from the presence of God. NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ (29 - On Stage America tion' Ian McCulloch. becomes right is seen in the fact directly to contradict Christ, Him­ responding to a Manchester He­ (22 ® - Alvin A the sents highlights of tha 1970 3D ® - wide W o rld o f S po rts The only escape is to confess one’s In a covering memo. Gross - Naws/Sporta/Waathar . (PC' WE SHOULD REMEMBER that that the Manchester Herald self. 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Clinton Jones, an Episco­ min.) 39 peer pressure and smoke cigar­ lonville television channel con­ which means to turn away from it; other religious writings have the NCI reports and Battelle’s I® - MOVIE: 'Cry Of The Saturday tinue in all-new editions. newspaper publishers would have marriage. One cannot deny Je­ pal priest who also serves as a ® - MOVIE: ‘A Boy Namad ettes. (R) critical review: "We have here S^shee' A 16th century lord (29 - Too Close for Comfort Starring Joe Flaherty, Eugene STARTREK3 and to receive Christ as your either been altered to keep up with expressed editorial horror that a sus’s teachings without denying goes on a rampage to rid the Charlie Brown* This animated 89 - Do-It-Yourself Show sexual counselor and has written (23) - News/Sporte/Weather Levy, Andrea Martin and Martin Savior. The consequences of fail­ the times or have drifted into what amounts to little more than a *• ' cou ntryside of w itch es. 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1984 scholarship winners listed Weddings Advice The Manchester Scholarship Technical School. aid. Foundation awarded $50,985 in The dollar total of scholarships About 300 parents and friends scholarships to 43 students on was smaller this year, but the were present at the 19th annual Thursday. The winners gathered shares were larger. awards ceremony. The Rev. Angry child seeks apology at an awards ceremony in the Last June, the> foundation pres­ Stephen K. Jacobson delivered the cafeteria of Manchester High ented $55,000 in school aid to 55 invocation and tjie MHS Roundta­ 1^ . / A . School. Jettry Borpida. 129 David BOUtHl, 55 Blliabeth Broot, from parents for mistakes young people, who received from ble Singers performed. Shepard Drive — Duval St. — Man­ 265 Ludlow Rood — Manchester High chester High School. Manchester High $200 to $1,700 each. This year, Photos of this year’s scholarship School. Will attend Will attend Central School. Will otend love, but not your Cornell Unlversltv Connecticut State Skidmore College D E AR ABBY: Do you This year’s winners included 30 though there was $4,000 less to go winners, information about spe­ (law). Scholarships; University (engineer­ (undecided). Scho­ think parents should apol- , thoughts. For they have students from MHS, 11 from-East around, individual awards ranged cific scholarships, and what col­ lOH, In honor of N. ing). Scholarships: larships; Edson and ogize to their children for their own thoughts You William Knight; Francis J. Conti; Ed- Elizabeth T. Bailey; may house their bodies Catholic, and two from Howell from a minimum of $325 to a leges the winners plan to attend Brian P. McIntosh son and Ellzotteth T. John B. DeQuottro the mistakes they made in Memorial; Milton S. Bailey; Albert T. and Memorial, Robert F. raising them? This may but not their souls, for Cheney Regional Vocational maximum of $2,500 in scholarship Comlllerl Memorial; Jane N. Dewey Doellner Memorial; Dear Abby their souls dwell in the follow. Albert T. and Jane N. seem like an absurd ques­ Albert T. and Jane N. Memorlol. hou.se of tomorrow’, which Dewey AAemorlal. Dewey Memorial. tion, but I'm dead serious. I doubt that I will ever get Abigail Van Buren you cannot vU^uThpl even over the hurts I ’ve suf­ in your dreams. You may fered at the hands of my strive to be like them, but parents until I hear them seek not to make them like t say those golden words, you. For life goes not “ We were wrong." backward nor tarries with Without going into the DEAR VICTIM: Go deal about a person by yesterday. You are the Picture details, the mistakes my back to your shrink and what he values in litera­ bows from which your children as living arrows parents made were big find out why you can’t ture. Will you please \ ■ Unavailable are sent forth. The archer ones. Had I not spent seem to let go of your share with your readers sees the mark upon the t. years with a shrink work­ anger and resentment. something you consider a path of the infinite and he ing through a lot of All parents “ make mis­ literary or philosophical bends you to his might ' 1 emotional garbage, I takes” in raising their treasure? Thank you. that his arrows may go r ' would not have been able children, so in a sense we r o s e m a r y swift and far. Let your V to write this letter. all suffer from our par­ IN PASADENA Lnlav Carroll, 162 Asa Christiana, 321 Colleen Culleton, David Day, 24 Mario DoFafta, 89 Chrlstepher Diana, PeUda Polkawrid, Oohon Pailone, 27. Dean Flora, 34 Beth Feumler, 93 bending in the archer's Ferguson Road — Chonnlng Drive — 115 Green Rood — Camp Meeting Rood Deerfield Drive — 118 Kennedy Road — 35 Pitkin St. — Man­ Turnbull Road — Thompson Rood — Ashworth St. — Man­ One day I sat my ents’ mistakes, as they did hand be for gladness: for Eost Catholic High Howell Cheney Re­ Eost Catholic High — Eost Cothollc High Manchester High Manchester High chester High School. Manchester High Manchester High chester High School. parents down and ex- from the mistakes of their DEAR ROSEMARY: gional Vocational School. Will offend School. Will attend School. Will attend School. Will attend Will attend Univer­ School. Will attend School. Will attend Will attend Univer­ even as he loves the arrow School. Will attend , plained some of the prob­ parents. With pleasure. It is from a Fordhom University Technical Schoal. Sfonehlll College Vlllanova University Springfield Techni­ Central Connecticut sity of Connecticut University of Pen- Manchester Com­ sity of Hartford (un­ that flies, so he loves also (saclologv). Scholar­ Will attend Univer­ (life science). Scho­ (engineering). Scho­ cal School (graphic State University (secondary educa­ nsylvanltr'^teinde- munity College (data decided). Scholar­ lems I ’ve had — and why. Your passionate need to slim little volume titled the bow that is stab le" ships; Gibbons Av sity of Connecticut larships: Norman larships; Lydall Inc., arts-photogrophy). (computers). Scho­ tion). Scholorships: clded). S c h o la r­ processing). Scholar­ ships: MHS Class of I pleaded with them to hear your parents ac­ "The Prophet” by Kahil sembly of Catholic (systems analyst). Mark Holmes Mem­ Manchester Board of Scholarships; Ha­ larships: Charles, Helen and Gertrude ships: Edward L. ships: Manchester 1937B Memorial De­ Women; Lydall Inc.; Scholarships: Louis orial; June Hyde Realtors; Albert T. rold W. Hubbard "Pete" and Lydia Carrier Memorial; Pouech-lOH Memor­ Chapter, UNICO Na­ ceased Members; acknowledge their guilt, knowledge their "guilt” Gibran: Barbora K. Shalnin Churches Memorial; Memorial; Albert T. and Jane N. Dewey AAemorlal; Manches­ Wlgren Memorial; Minnie Wortley Eng­ ial; Iona Slelth; Al­ tional; Manchester King Dovid lOOF; and encouraged them to presupposes that their Memorlol; Manches­ James and Isabel and Jane N. Dewey Memorial. ter Chapter, UNICO Connie McCurrv land Memorial; Al­ bert T. and Jane N. Town Management Albert T. and Jane N. tell me their side of the (If you put off writing Duffy Memorial; Notlonol. Memorial; Albert T. bert T. and Jane N. Dewey Memorial. mistakes were made de­ ter Scholarship Memorial. Dewey Memorial. Association. Mrs. Timothy MacNeely Mrs. James R. Parlsl story. 9 Foundation. Steven Duntleld and Jane N. Dewey Dewey Memorial. liberately to hurt you, ON CHILDREN letters because you don't Memorial. Memorial. " I t ’s all water under the which is highly unlikely. know what to say. send for MacNeely-Quiterio bridge,” my father said. Most parents try to do "Your children are not Abby’s complete booklet Parisi-Erickson My mother said, "W e their best, so their mis­ your children. They are on letter-writing Send did the best we could, and takes should be attributed the sons and daughters of your name and address I don’t think, we have life’s longing for itself. clearly printed with a Rose Marie Quiterio of Windsor Locks, daughter of Kim Marie Erickson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. to lack of knowledge and anything to apologize check or money order ft>r Mr. and Mrs. Manuel ()uiterio of West Hartford, and Joseph L. Erickson of 47 Clinton St., and James R. understanding rather They come through you for,” $2.50 (this includes pos Timothy MacNeely, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parisi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Paris! of East than intentional malice. but not from you, and Where do I go from tage) to: Abby. Letter MacNeely of 22 Montclair Drive, were married June 2 Hartford, were married June 2 at Emanuel Lutheran though they are with you. here, Abby? Booklet, P.O. Box 38923 in St. Bridget’s Church. Church. D EAR ABBY: I believe yet they belong not to you. VICTIM Hollywood, Calif 5i)038.) The Rev. Emilio Padelli officiated at the double ring The Rev. Dale Gustafson, and the Rev. Phillip that one can tell a great You may give them your ceremony. ’The bride was given in marriage by her Bruni, uncle of the groom, officiated at the double ring father. ceremony. The bride was given in marriage by her , Carole MacNeely of Bristol, sister of the groom, was father. ; maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Helen Quiterio Lisa Erickson, sister of the bride, was maid of Hormones help menopause \ ■I ■ of Texas, sister-in-law of the bride, and Mrs. Linda honor. Bridesmaids were Lynda Chambers, Ginny Jill Frese, 90 Briar- Donald Gaston, 48 Lisa Oates, 69 An- ' Laura Gauthier, Patricia Oragary, Margaret Harvey, Krystal Inthovong, Sheryl Johnson, 57 Steven Jonas, 10 Terrance Kean, 70 Kaufman of Long Island, N.Y. Jessica Pedraso of McGuire, cousin of the bride, Becky Cappuzzo and Sue wood Drive — East Deerfield Drive — saldl Road — Man­ 549 E. Center St. — 204 High St. — East 19 Grove St. — Man­ 43 Garden St. — Man­ Brent Rood — Man­ Thistle Rood — Man­ Henry St. — East Seekonk, R.I., cousin of the bride, was flower girl. Cothollc High Manchester High chester High School. Manchester High Catholic High chester High School. chester High School. chester High School. chester High School. Catholic High Campbell. Junior bridesmaid was Nancy Parisi, School. Will attend School. Will attend VVIII allend Dart­ School. Will ottend School. Will ottend Will attend Duke Uni­ Will attend Univer­ Will attend Boy Path Will attend Unlver­ Schoal. Will attend Daniel Carvalho of Manchester, was best man. sister of the groom. Kristina Mozzer, cousin of the and have been ruled safe Georgia Tech (com­ Trinity College (low, mouth College (phy­ Southampton Col­ St. Joseph's College versity (Interna­ sity of Connecticut Junior College (ac­ sltv of Connecticut Catholic University Ushers were Lt. Manuel Quiterio of Texas, brother of bride, was flower girl. puter science). Scho- politics). Scholar­ sician). Scholar­ lege (marine biol­ (biology teacher). tional business). (civil engineering- (medicine). Scholar­ counting). Scholor­ (fine arts). Scholar­ the bride, and Thomas MacNeely of Manchester, Frank Bruni, cousin of the groomi was best man. lorshlps: Minnie ships: Manchester ships: Monchester ogy). Scholarships; Scholarships: Ex­ Scholarships: Min­ ships; Albert T. and ships: Friendship ships: Elizabeth B. architecture). Scho­ tinue to have such at­ Wortley England Bar Association; Chapter, UNICO Na­ MHS Class of 1937B change Club of Man- nie Wortley England larships; Mary- brother of the groom. Joseph Serrano, of West Ushers were Paul Bryan and Keith Moore-Erickson, DEAR DR. LAMB: To Jane N. Dewey Lodge of Masons; Budd Memorial; tacks. They can be Memorial; Albert T. Thomas C. Monahan tional; Manchester Memorial Deceased chesfer; March of Memorial; LeRov E. AAemorlal. Manchester Junior Manchester Arts Morgaret Morlortv Hartford, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. brother of the bride, Frank Parisi, brother of the all women suffering from and Jane N. Dewey Memorial; John R. D e n ta l Society ; Members; Edward Dimes, honor of Mcrt- Hay; Albert T. and Women's Club; MHS Council; Albert T. Lynch; Albert T. and brought on by such minor After a reception at Jesters Court, the couple left on groom, and Mike Bruni, cousin of the groom. Allan menopause who are unde­ Memorial. Mrosek Memorlol; Campbell Council, F. Morlarty Memor­ fhew M. Morlarty Jone N. Dewey Industrial Arts and Jone N. [}ewev Jane N. Dewey events as brushing one's Albert T. and Jane N. Knights of ial; Albert T. and Jr.; Manchester Memorlol. Memorial. Memorial. a wedding trip to Isla Mitjeres, Mexico. 'They will Dufour Jr., cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. cided as to whether they Department-Conrod teeth. The pain is caused Dewey Memorial. Columbus. Jane N. Dewey Scholorship McCurry Memorial. make their home in Enfield. After a reception at Vito’s Birch Mountain Inn, should use hormones or Memorial. Foundation. Your Health by pain fibers of the The bride is employed by C.H. Dexter of Windsor Bolton, the couple left on a wedding trip to Aruba. not, I say, do so now trigeminal nerve from the . Locks. The groom is employed by Gorins Jaguar of They will make their home in West Hartford. without further delay. Lawrence Lamb, M.D. brain to the face area. ; Vernon. The bride is a graduate of Manchester High School I endured hot flashes, That's why it's also called J and Bryant College, Smithfield, R.I. She is employed cold sweats and depres­ trigeminal neuralgia. by Rothstein Salzarulo and Co. of Avon and Rocky sion for more than five Your doctor can pres McNamara-Maneggia Hill, certified public accountants, as a staff years. cribe medicine that may accountant. My gynecologist finally help prevent the attacks. The groom is a graduate of East Catholic High started me on the estro­ Carbamazepine is most Nancy J. Maneggia, daughter of Mrs. Jane E. School and Bryant College. He is an insurance gen and progresterone really not that common. your doctor to prescribe .4 - commonly used but others Maneggla of Bolton, and the late Paul A. Maneggia, representative with Aetna Life & Casualty of treatment. I feel 10 years In 1983 the estimated estrogen and progeste­ are sometimes helpful, and Robert P. McNamara, son of Mrs. Kathryn M. Hartford. younger, renewed energy, deaths from endometrial rone for you. McNamara of Fresno, Calif., and the late Kenneth P. no more hot flashes or cancer of the uterus was too. If your pain can’t be controlled with medicines McNamara, were married April 21 at the Community bouts of depression. I only 3,000 for the United DEAR DR. LAMB: I’m u ^ P f Mulheriri’Geis then you should consider Church in Tehachapi, Calif. intend to stay with this States. And that doesn’t a 57-year-old man suffer­ surgery. A The bride was given in marriage by her brother, treatment for as long as I mean from use of hor­ ing from tic douloureux. Pasgua LIppells, Jennifer Kohut, 10l william Masse, 52 Melissa McCray, Lynn Michaud, 125 Thomas Morlarty, Christopher Nel­ Hung The Nguyen, Thong The James O'Leughlin, Paul W. Maneggia of Bolton. Linda M. Maneggia of Ellen Louise Geis of Manchester, daughter of Mr. can. mones. The estimate for My face has been causing Crestwood Drive — 132WalkerSt. — East Lawton Road — East 280 E. Middle Turn­ West St. — Manches­ 66 LInwood Drive — There are two surgical Catholic High son, 91 Oxford St. — 147 Spruce St. — Nguyen, 147 Spruce 45 Fairvlew St. — Bolton, sister-in-law of the bride, was matron of and Mrs. James Geis of New Paltz, N.Y., and Brian new endometrial cancers me a great deal of pain. Manchester High Catholic High pike — Manchester ter High School. Will East Catholic High Manchester High Manchester High St. — Manchester Manchester High procedures commonly School. Will attend School. Will attend School. Will attend High School. Will at­ attend Bryant Col­ School. Will attend School. Will attend honor. Frank Strasser of Marysville, Calif., was best Mulherin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Mulherin of D EAR READER: A lot was 39,000 so you can see The pain comes at inter­ University of Con­ University of Con­ School. Will attend High School. Will at­ School. Will attend used. In one the pain Davidson College tend University of lege (marketing). Providence College University of Con­ Unlversltv of Con­ tend Unlversltv of Trinity College (un­ man. Ushers were William J. Maneggia and Matthew Manchester, were married June 2 at St. Bridget’s of women would agree that most women who vals — about five to 10 necticut (physical ed­ necticut (art edueo- (moth, teaching, at­ Connecticut (lour- Scholarships: Man­ (politics). Scholor- fibers are selectively des­ ucation). Scholar­ tlon). Scholarships: necticut (engineer­ necticut (computer Connecticut (electri­ decided). Scholar­ P.G. Maneggia, of Bolton, nephews of the bride. Church. with you. So would more develop endometrial minutes when it strikes. hletics). Scholor- nollsm).' Scholar­ chester Association shlps; RotarvCIubof ing). Scholarships: science). Scholor­ cal engineering). ships: Regal Men's troyed. This may not be ships: Thomas F. Manchester Art Assb- shlps; Army and ships: Dorothy Kee­ for Refarded Citizens Manchester; Jordon Bonnie L. Maneggia of Bolton, niece of the bride, was The Rev. Emilio Padelli officiated. Penelope Geis doctors now that more cancer, regardless of the clatlon; Manchesten Clarence P. Quimby, ships: Albert T. and Scholarships: Albert Shop; Chester Ro­ The pain is always severe, Kelley; Manchester N ow Club In me­ ney Porcheron; Inc.; Rotory Club of L. Thorpe; John F. British American Jane N. Dewey T. and Jane N. De­ guest attendant. was maid of honor and David Collins was best man. studies are available on cause, don’t die from it. permanent. In the other a Educotlon Chapter, UNICO N a-\ mory of J.J. Ander­ Albert T. and Jane N. binson Memorial; but fortunately only lasts N Manchester; Calvin Tierney. Club Inc.; Albert T. Memorial. wey Memorial. Albert T. and Jane N. cushion is placed around Association. tionaft Albert T. and son; Army and Navy Dewey Memorial. C. Toggart. Immediate fam ily members and local close friends After a reception at Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton, the effects of female hor­ New studies show that a matter of seconds. When Jane N. Dewey and Jane N. Dewey Dewey Memorial. an area of the trigeminal Club In memory of Memorial. attended the wedding. The reception was at the home the couple left on a wedding trip to the Poconos. They mones. A lot of the fear wome using a combina­ the pain strikes it’s so Memorial. Frank Drake; Albert nerve. Inside the skull of the couple. Both are members of the U.S. Air Force will make their home in Manchester. about estrogen and tion of estrogen and pro­ severe I must twist my T. and Jane N. De- there is a place where the wev Memorial. and are stationed at Edwards Air Force Base in The bride is employed by the U.S. Department of cancer has been minim­ gesterone oral contracep­ face all up. California. They will make their permanent home in Justice, Hartford. The bridegroom is a machinist for ized by more up-to-date tives had only SO percent nerve root may be California. Teledyne Firth Sterling of West Hartford. studies. as many endometrial Is this a permanent trapped between beating The big scare about caite^s as non-users condition for the rest of arteries. The pulsations uterine cancer was al­ (Jourmd of the American my life? What should I do injure the nerve. By cu­ News for Senior Citizens ways a mountain made Medic^V Association about it? shioning the nerve to from a molehill. Estrogen Vlume 249, page 1591, protect it. the pain may be was associated with endo­ 1983). Such new informa­ DEAR READER: The stopped. Your neurologist Here’s the trip schedule metrial cancer but that’s tion may have prompted chances are you will con­ can help you.

By Joe DImInleo students and all our senior volun­ Nutrition Class; 12:30 pinochle Teenagers with own phones Acting Director teers who donated their service. It games; bus pick up at 8 a.m., Elizabeth Poganl, Sherry Patrick, 32 Kathleen Peter­ Bonnie Reuben, 11 Patricia Schuhl, 30 Glenn Sherntan, 20 is the dedication of all these people return trips at noon and 3:15 p.m. 311 Cooper Hill St. — Coburn Road — Kvrangng See.Bhan, Jacqueline Slp- Kathleen Szareh, 6 Joanne Thomp­ son, 11BA McKee St. Alice Drive — Man­ Huckleberry Lane — Horace St. — East 75 Creshstwoo

Place, and a handful of dollars to cover part of the Editor’s note: this coiumn is prepared by the concerned with planning for the future and such as sheltered workshops. They need a variety Manchester Area Conference of Churches. preparation of various proposals for funding. of supportive services just to function on a utility maintenance costs of the soup kitchen. We Bird ieads Celtics to series lead over L.A. From two seasons of operating a winter minimally acceptable level in the community. do not have money for the food, supplies, rent and emergency shelter and a year round soup One very simple possible impact factor; some all the rest of the personnel necessary to feed 50 to By Frederick Waterman ing with 17 as Boston held the them a 76-67. By Nancy Corr kitchen, we have discovered that we aren’t of our guests could, with proper medication and 60 people two meals a day, five days a wwk. UPI Sports Writer usually fine-shooting Lakers to The teams were tied at the end of MACC director operating just an emergency shelter. We are supportive thhrapy at the Mental Health Clinic, Center Congregational Church has agreed to just 38 percent in the third period. the first quarter 26-26. Boston operating an emergency shelter and a shelter for function at a much higher, less painful and more continue to provide rent free space, pick up the BOSTON (U PI) — Larry Bird Los Angeles’ James Worthy scored reco'vered from a 20-14 deficit with Good news we would like to share with you this the homeless. We’ve identified a core population acceptable community level. rest of utility costs and allow us to use all their scored 34 points to lead Boston to a 22 points and Kareem Abdul- a 10-3 run which included six points weekend. Along with the gift of wanner, drier of men and a handful of women in the community supplies and equipment. 121-103 'Victory ever the Los An­ Jabbar had 19. by Bird, two baskets coming after weather, we have received word that MACC has who have chronic behavior and mental health THE GOOD NEWS is that the grant will enable geles Lakers Friday night and Boston led 88-77 at the end of the he pulled down offensi've rebounds. problems. us to hire skilled support staff to work with shelter move the Celtics within one win of third period after Bird netted a Boston opened the second quar­ been awarded by the Connecticut Department of WE ALSO HAVE a commitment from MACC uso^s with chronic problems. The not-so-good the NBA championship. jumper from the corner at the ter with a 12-4 run. McHale scored Human Resources a grant of almost $53,000 in participating churches to continue to provide two THIS POPULATION IS extremely difficult, if news is’that the grant does not provide money for Game 6 of the series will be buzzer. eight points on a variety of inside Social Services Block Grant funds to help operate volunteers a night, seven nights a week, Iw *"® not impossible, to place in for-profit housing and either the provision or the physical operation of played Sunday in Inglewood, Calif. Boston opened the second half moves and a dunk off a Quinn the Manchester Shelter for the Homeless and the months a year. A formidable task, indeed. T h ^ often, not eligible for the few beds available irr the shelter. Boston, leading by 10 points Buckner miss on the fast-break, Shepherd’s Place through September 30, 1985. volunteers are, like the volunteers in the with a 13-3 run, with Cedric group homes or supervised sheltering programs So — what do we have? Money to pay a midway through the fourth quar­ for a 38-30 Celtics advantage. As you know, long before we closed this Shepherd’s Place, the heart of providing the Maxwell hitting six consecuti've season’s shelter on April 30, there had been a like Horizons at the hospital. Many are 19-hour-a-week soup kitchen coordinator to ter, went on a 12-1 run to take its free throws and manuevering for a The run ended when McHale service. whole series of meetings, sometimes two a week. unemployed except in supervised work settings supervise the yearly operation of The Shepheri's biggest lead of the game, 114-93, layup under Abdul- Jabbar. Bird committed his fourth foul as when Bird completed a three-point finished the spurt with a three- Abdul-Jabbar hit a sky hook from play with four minutes left. Kevin pointer from the left side of the the key. The Lakers’ center hit the 'fi McHale had six free throws in the circle, gi'ving Boston a 68-M free throw to complete the three- spurt. margin. point play. McHale, who was tagged with Los Angeles scored only two »L o s Angeles scored 10 of the last Calendar his fourth foul with eight minutes points in the first three minutes of 14 points of the first half, five by remaining in the second quarter, the half, when Abdul-Jabbar hung Worthy, to cut Boston’s margin to still played most of the second half back on a Celtics break and 55-53 at the half. The Celtics held The Rev. Moser has resigned Pray for healing and scored 19 points b^ore fouling slammed home a long pass from the Lakers to just four offensive The Rev. Frederick Perkins Moser, associate The following events have been scheduled at Center out with 3:36 to piBy. Boston also Magic Johnson. rebounds in the half while collect­ rector of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, has resigned. Congregational Church for the coming week: "i-r recei'ved 22 points from guard But the Lakers responded to the ing 18 misses off the Lakers' He ha? accepted a call to Monday — 9 a.m., library committee, library; 2 Dennis Johnson and 13 from center Boston run by scoring nine consec­ boards. become chaplain at p m., prayers for healing, library. Robert Parish before Parish left uti've points, with Worthy hitting Bird had 12 of Boston’s 25 Hobart-William Smith Col- Tuesday — 3:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Choir, choral room; the game with 2:24 to go after for four on short-range jumpers to rebounds, 10 off the defensive turning his ankle. draw the Lakers to within 68-65. boards. He also led the Celtics at S m W i N Y. He 7:30 p.m., stewardship, office; board of Christian H will leave Manchester in education. Federation Room; board of Christian UPi photo Boston lim ited the Lakers’ Boston then hit for eight of the the half with 16 points, including a concern. Robbins Room. Magic Johnson to just 10 points, next 10 points, four coming after three-pointer. Dennis Johnson hit f , ^ 1 ^ wv Boston’s Robert Parish is guarded quarter action Friday night at Boston ’ r Moser has been at St. Wednesday — 10 a.m., Bethany, Robbins Room; two in the second half. the Celtics reco'vered loose balls for 15, most coming on medium-to Mary’s since 1981. Before 6:30 p.m.. sacred dance. Federation Room; 7; 30p.m., closely by Lakers' Kurt Rambis in first Garden. Bird led the Celtics in rebound­ under their offensi've board, to gi've long- range jumpers. coming to Manchester, he Chancel Choir, choral room. taught religion and philo­ Thursday — 7:30 p.m.. Prudential. Robbins Room. S ft.K sophy at Trinity School in New York City and was Choir presents concert youth minister at St. Pe­ Morton tames Cromwell In quarterfinal test ter’s Church in Morris­ The Chancel Choir of the Church of the Nazarene town, N.J. will present a concert June 16 and 17 at 7; 30 p.m. By Bob PapettI High, an 11-8 winner o'ver Ansonia, his first outing against Cromwell three. He whiffed nine in the final to tie the score at 2-all. said Cromwell coach Fran I He is a graduate of Yale Kathleen Peck will direct. Herald Sports Writer on a date and site to be announced. during the regular season. four stanzas, including the side in An overthrow from the outfield Monnes. Besides the miscues in the Divinity School and Con­ Featured will be “ The Love Story,’’ a parable. It The Patriots came from behind “ We''ve had all those rain-outs, the sixth and eighth as Cromwell on the play advanced the runners sixth. Panthers muffs led to the necticut College in New tells the story of Bertha Allen, whose life influenced EAST HAMPTON — To say that with two runs in the bottom of the and because Peter Palm er (Coven­ managed to reach base only once, to second and third before Mike Patriots’ other tallies in the first London. At St. M ary’s, he several others to commit themselves to Christ. Coventry pitcher Jody Morton has sixth when they took the lead for try’s other mound ace) turned into on a walk in the se'/enth. Greenwood chopped one in front of and eighth. was responsible for pas­ Soloists are Sandra Swain, Roger Sherman, Walter Cromwell’s number would be an the first time, 3-2. A pair of such a jewel this year, I ha-ven’t Morton’s gem overshadowed a the plate. Catcher Ned Webster COVENTRY (5) — Berkowitz ss toral calls, junior high Edwards. Jeanine Cowles, Richard and Connie 3- 1-1-1, Horris 2b 3-0-0-0, Palmer cl understatement, to say the least. insurance markers in the eighth had to use Morton that much solid effort by tough-luck loser proceeded to throw the ball into Rev. P. Moser school programming and Carlton and Dale and Sandra Snellenberger. 4- 1-14), Fowler c 4-1-14), Morton p The junior fastballer piled up some sealed the victory. lately,” explained Coventry coach John Gigliotti. The Cromwell ace, rightfield, allowing Rowlerto tally 4-0-1-1, Greenwood 3b 4-1-1-0, Beaulieu adult education. The cast also includes Gred Peck as host. Sara impressive numbers of his own as Morton, who extended his per­ Bob Plaster. “ One thing’s for sure who dropped to 11-2 (both losses what would prove to be the winning dh 4-0-0-0, Gorke 1b 3-1-14), Williams If Dumas as a young girl, Douglas Harter as George, 4-004), McConnell rf 00-00, Totals he and his top-ranked Patriots beat sonal won-loss mark to an unblem­ though, the more Jody works, the coming against you-know-who), run. Jocilyn Erikson as Edna, Rebecca Erikson as young 33-5-6-2. China studied in school conference rival Cromwell for the ished 9-0, struck out 13 Panthers in stronger he gets.” allowed only one earned run and The Patriots could manage only CROMWELL (2) — Borlllaro cl Edna. Lily Poulin as Edith. Lew Banning as Mr. third time this season in a 5-2, Class the five-hit. route-going perfor­ Morton was invincible after a actually had a no-hitter going until three more hits off Gigliotti, all 24MO, Goodrich 2b 3-1-00, Terrio ss The Cornerstone Christian School recently com Barnes. Porter Collins as Mr. Webb and Karen Adams 3- 1-20, Webster c 34>-2-1, Manchesterrf S quarterfinal contest here Friday mance. It was the 6-foot-2 righty’s mediocre first half of the game Palm er ripped a single to right coming in the eighth to help pleted a project called 'Five Days for China. ’ The as a nurse. 34>4>0, Goulet If 4-04)0, Divicino 3b ------(t at East Hampton High. first start in over three weeks, (three bases on balls, two hit center to lead off the decisive sixth. produce the two pad runs. 4- 000, Greaves 1b 24)00, Peck oh students collected money to buy Bibles for the Chinese Helen Dumas is director of the drama. Everett Coventry, which upped its for­ when he faced his favorite oppo­ batsihen and all fi’ve Cromwell hits Sean Fowler followed with a base “ They have some good chuckers 1-000, Rose dh 44)-0O, GIglloffI p and each morning the children gathered to learn Mitchell is assistant. The public is invited. There is no ------3 OOOO, Totals 29-2-5-1. midable record to 20-1, advances to nents in a 14-4 trouncing on May 16. in the first fi've frames) during hit to left and then Morton bounced and good hitters and they deser/ed Cromwell 101 000 000 2 about the country . admission. Nursery care is provided. a state semifinal against Griswold Morton tossed a 6-1, one-hitter in which Coventry trailed 2-0 after Coventry 100 002 02x 5 Mrs. David Hwang of Slorrs, a Chinese national, a safety between first and second to win it, although errors hurt us,’’ was invited to speak at the school. In adddition. the Group visits Middletown children heard Chinese stories, played Chinc.se AL roundup games, heard a Chinese opera and ate rice with The following events are scheduled at Emanuel Hartkl photo by Hudson chopsticks. A museum of Chine.se artifacts was al.so Lutheran Church for the coming week: displayed. Monday — 9:30 a.m., fair workshop; 3:30 p.m., staff meeting; 6;45p.m..courtofhonorpotluck; 7:30p.m., The interior of Second Congregational Church is a quiet place to reflect. Rebecca Circle at Hall’s. Red Sox rout Brewers Tuesday — 10 a.m., Beethoven Chorus; 11; 15 a.m., Youth lead service Phebe Circle picnic at Nan Johnson’s, meet at Monday — 6; 30 p.m., Methodist men's annual picnic BOSTON (UPI) — Jim Rice grand slam and Floyd Bannister on a sacrifice fly by Don Mattingly. church; 7 p.m.. Cub Pack 126; 7; 30 p.m., worship and Work day at Trinity at home of Don Gates; 7 p.m., leadership training clouted a pair of home runs and tossed a four- hitter Friday night to Toronto went in front again with music. The youth of North United Methodist Church will The following events are scheduled at Trinity class on feedback for church leaders. knocked in five runs Friday night pace the Chicago White Sox to a 6-1 a run in the second. With one out, Wednesday — 12:30 p.m., friendship group to lead the 9 a.m. service Sunday at North United Covenant Church for the coming week; Tuesday — 7; 30 p.m., membership and evangelism and Tony Armas added a solo victory over the Minnesota Twins. Rick Leach doubled to left-center, Middletown Home. Methodist Church. The service marks the start of the Monday — 7; 30 p.m., diaconate, board of trustees. committee; ecumenical prayer group. homer to pace the Boston Red Sox It was Chicago’s third straight moved to third on a groundnut and Thursday — 10a.m., prayer group; 11; 15a.m.,care church's summer worship schedule. Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at Wednesdsday — noon, over 60s picnic at Janet triumph. scored on a single by Alfredo and visitation; noon, Martha Circle lunch; 7;30p.m., to an 11-3 rout of the Milwaukee Meg Harvey, valedictorian for the Manchester High LaStrada; 10 a.m., cradle roll party; 6; 30 p.m.. Richmond’s. Brewers. Luzinski’s sixth career grand Griffin. fair workshop. School class of 1984, will give the sermon Barbara Covenant women picnic at O’Brien’s; 7 p.m., board of Tliursday — 6 p.m., Jessie Sweet Circle at Ruth The Red Sox jumped to a 2-0 lead slam came in the first inning, The Yankees tied it again Saturday — 8 p.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous meet at Bottomly, Chris Scoville and Lisa Harvey will Christian education, missions committee. Ralph’s; church softball game at Pagani Field. in the first. With one out, Dwight following a triple by Dave Stegman without benefit of a hit in the third. Luther Hall, 60 Church St. perform sacred dance. Eric Fettig and Jennifer Dodd Wednesday — 7 p.m., prayer meeting; Boy’s Evans singled and Rice belted a 2-0 and walks to Scott Fletcher and Ken Griffey led off with a walk, will be readers. The third and fourth grades classes bridgade; Pioneer Girls; youth groups; 7; 30 p.m., South sets week pitch from starter and loser Moose Tom Paciorek. The blast into the took third when pitcher Jim Gott will present special music. Concordia celebrates confirmation music committee. Haas, 3-5, into the left field screen left-center field stands off Frank fielded Andre Robertson’s bunt The educational staff will be recognized during the Thursday — 6; 30 a.m., women’s prayer breakfast at The following events have been scheduled at South for his ninth homer of the year. Viola, 4-7, was just the second and threw it into center field and service. Staff members include Sylvia Hansen, Joan Ten young adults will be confirmed Sunday at LaStrada. United Methodist Church for the coming week; Milwaukee took the lead for the homer of the year for Luzinski. scored on a sacrifice fly by Randall, Elanine Law, Mary Jane Maney, Lisa Concordia Lutheran Church after three years of Friday — work day at Pilgrim Pines. ’Tuesday — 10 a.m.. Vineyards group; II; 30 a.m., only time in the game in the third Royals postponed Randolph. Harvey, Sylvia Dupee, Steve Hadge. Meg Harvey. catechetical study. Saturday — 5 p.m., senior high youth picnic at Edgar-Comell Circle; 7:30 p.m., piano recital by when they touched up starter and At Kansas City, Mo., Friday New York went in front 3-2 in the Kathleen Skorka, Will Clevenger, Carol Clevenger, They are Jeffrey R. Beauregard, William G. Cole, ennigan’s. Janet Linley; women’s prayer and study. winner Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd, night’s game between the Califor­ sixth inning on a controversial Cathy Fettig, Cindi Constantine, Dick Dupee and Jim Patricia C.W. Eitel, Heidi L. Hummelman, Bernard Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., Lydia Circle; 7:30 p.m., 1-3, for three unearned runs. With nia Angels and the Kansas City double by Don Baylor. Mattingly Harvey. J. PaPine, Todd R. McGarity, James H. Noyes Jr.. adult Bible study. one out, Ben Oglivie singled and Royals was postponed because ot North plans a picnic reached first on a fielder’s choice The church picnic will be at 11 a.m. Members should Diane E. Simmons, Christine L. Smith and John W. Thursday — 9 a.m., quilting workshop. Roy Howell then followed with a rain. and Baylor followed hit a line drive bring lawn chairs, meat and a salad to share. Games Wood. The following events have been scheduled at North Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. ^ grounder to first base, which Bill Royals’ officials waited 1 hour 45 to the left field wall which was are pllanned for all ages. Drinks and grills will be A breakfast honoring the confirmands and United Methodist Church for the coming week; Saturday — afternoon at Columbia Lake for Dupee Buckner threw into left field trying minutes before calling the game. touched by a fan in play. Baylor provided. Call 649-3696. celebrating Pentecost is planned at 9; IS a.m. Sunday — 11 a.m., potluck picnic on church lawn. Circle. to start a double play to put The game will be made up as part was awariled a ground-rule double UPI photo runners on first and second. Jim of a twilight double-header on ^p t. and Mattingly was allowed to score Gantner followed with an RBI 24. from first. A liner for a single by the Pirates' Jason game of Friday's doubleheader. Matus­ double, Jim Sundberg hit a sacri­ Yankees 4, Blue Jays 3 Umpire 'Vic Voltaggio’s judg­ Thompson bounces off Phils’ first zek sufferd a fracture of the hand on the fice fly and Dion James scored At New York, Ste-ve Kemp's 11th Relisious Services ment call led to a'n argument and Ganter with a double. inning single that bounced over the baseman Len Matuszek after knocking play. the game was protested by Blue Boston tied the score in the head of second baseman Damaso him ofFhisfeet in ninthinningofthefirst Jays’ Manager Bobby Cox. Cox bottom of the second when ^ Garcia scored Dave Winfield from Assemblies of God Rood, at the Green, Bolton. a.m., Sundov school; 10:25 North United Methodist 9,10:30 a.m., noon, and 5p.m. claimed Mattingly should ha've Rev. Chai;les H. Ericson, Seclety-East, 153 W. Vernon Buckner walked and scored on a second base Friday night and lifted - a.m., coffee and fellowship; Jewish — Church, 300 Parker St., Man­ Presbyterian (643-4129) St., Manchester. Rev. Arnold been held at third. Colvory Church (Assem­ Minister.‘9:30 o.m., worship 11 a.m., worship, (649-2855) chester. Richard W. Dupee, St. Mary Church, 1600 Main Westwood, minister. 10:30 double by Rich Gedman. the New York Yankees to a 4-3 blies of God). 400 Bucklond service, nurserv, church Conservative Coventry Presbyterian NL roundup pastor. Schedule for June, Church, Route 44A and Trow­ St., Coventry. Father James a.m., service. (646-5151) The Red Sox scored four runs in victory over the Toronto Blue Road. South Windsor. Rev. school; 10:30 a.m., fellow­ July, August: 9 a.m., wor­ J. Williamson, pastor. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pas­ ship; 10:45 a.m., forum pro­ Episcopai Temple Both Sholom, 400 bridge Road, Coventry. Rev. the third on RBI singles by Rice Jays. Tigers 3, Orioles 2 E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ ship, nursery. (649-3696) Brad Evans, p<»tor. Sunday, Masses Saturday at 5:15 At Baltimore, Howard Johnson tor. 9:30 a.m.. Sunday gram. (649-7077 office or South United Molhedlsl p.m.; Sunday 9:30 and 10:45 and Armas, Mike Easler’s RBI With two out, Winfield singled off school; 10:30 o.m . worship, 647-8878 porsonage. St. George's Episcopal chester. Richard J. Plavin, 9:X a.m., worship; 10:45 doubled home the tying run and Church, 1150 Boston Turn­ rabbi: Israel Tabotsky, can­ Church, 1226 Main St., Man­ o. m., Sunday schaol; 7a.m.; p.m., holydovs, 5:30and7:30 double and Ed Jurak’s fielder’s loser Jim Acker, 1-2, to extend his chltd-core ond nursery; 7:00 Center Congregational chester. Dr. Shephard S. p.m. Confessions 4:30 to 5 p.m.. evening service of Church, 11 Center St., Man­ pike, Bolton. Sunday 8 a.m., tor; Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi Bible study and tellowshlp. choice. hitting streak to 15 games, stole scored the winning run on a emeritus. Services, 8:15p.m. Johnson, Dr. Paul Kroll, p.m. (742-6655) Mets tip erring Expos praise and Bible preaching. chester. Rev. Newell H. Cur­ Eucharist; 10 o.m. Holy Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., sacrifice fly by Alan Trammell in Eucharist, Rev. John Hol- Friday and 9:45 a.m. Satur­ pastors. Summer schedule: prayer meeting. (742-7zQ) Church et St. Maurice, 32 THE Rice’s 10th homer of the year in second and scored on Kemp’s first (644-1103) tis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. 10 o.m.: service; nurserv Hebron Rood, Bolton. The the seventh inning Friday night, Robert J. Bills, minister of llger, vicar. 11 a.m., fellow­ day. (643-9563) Presbyterian Church et the fourth, with Wade Boggs on game-winning hit of the season. MONTREAL (UPI) - Ed Lynch rates and complete a sweep of their tuss and Bo Diaz walked to load the ship hour. Monday through core for children up to age 5. Manchester, 43 Spruce St., Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, pas­ BIBIE lifting the Detroit Tigers to a 3- 2 visitations; Rev. Clifford O. (647-9141) tor. Soturday moss at 5 p.m. ; first, put the Red Sox ahead 9-3 and Dave Righetti improved to 2-0 combined with Doug Sisk on a Baptist Simpson, postor emerltus; Friday, 4:45 p.m.; Wednes­ Manchester. Rev. Richard SPEAKS victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Friday night double-header. bases. Garcia’s infield single day, 9 a.m., Holy Lutheran Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., Sunday masses at 7:30, 9:15 Boston closed out the scoring in the with.three scoreless relief innings. six-hitter and the New York Mets Community Baptist Mlchael C. Thornton, asso­ and 11 o.m. (643-4466) The triumph, before 50,361 at Back-to-back third-inning ho­ scored Lezeano and Dejesus ciate pastor. lOa.m., worship Eucharist. (643-9203) worship service, nurserv, _ seventh when Armas led off with Ttie Blue Jays tied the score 3-3 took advantage of two errors mers by Garry Maddox and Glenn singled to centor to score Wocken- Church, 585 E. Center St., St. Mary's Episcopal Concordia Lutheran 9:15 o.m., Sunday school; 7 Eugene Memorial Stadium, ga've the Tig­ Monchester. Rev. Jomes I. service, sanctuary; 10 a.m. Brewer his 14th homer and Jackie Gutier­ with a run in the seventh. Lloyd church school. (647-9941) Church, Pork and Church Church (LCA), 40 Pitkin St., Mormon p. m.. Informal worship. (643- ers a 5>A game lead over second Friday night to defeat the Mont­ Wilson enabled the Phillies to fuss for a 2-0 lead. Meek, minister. 9:15 a.m., streets, Manchester. Rev. Manchester. Rev. Burton D. 0906) rez doubled home (^dm an from Moseby struck out on a Phil Niekro church school tor oil ages, First Congregational Church of Jesus Christ of real Expos, 4-1, for their fourth come from behind and beat the Gross allowed fi'/e hits in 7 1-3 Church ol Andover, Route 6, Frederick P. Moser, asso­ Strand, pastor. Schedule: 8 Salvation Army third. knuckleball but reached first base place Toronto and a 10- game lead kindergarten through Grade ciate rector. Summer hours; a.m.. Holy Communion, Latter oav Saints (M er­ When 8 prototslanal over the third place Orioles in the straight victory. Pirates, 5-4, in the first game. innings before giving way to 4 continuing during the ser­ Andover. Rev. Richard H. nursery; 9:15 o.m., church men), 30 Woodside St., Man­ olhleto loeee Me oon- Indians 4, Mariners 3 whet) the ball got away from Tovlor, pastor. Sunday wor­ 7:X a.m.. Holy Eucharist; 10 Roman Catholic Salvation Army, 661 Main American League East. Lynch, 6-1, scattered five hits In the nightcap, Kevin Gross, Holland. vice; 10:M a.m., morning o .m ., Holy Eucharist. 10a.m. school and Christian Growth chester. Wayne S. Taylor, St., Manchester. Copt, and oentrellon he commits At Cleveland, George Vukovich catcher Butch Wynegar for a wild ship: 11 o.m., nurserv care bishop, 9:15 a.m., socrament over seven innings for the victory making his second start, in place of The Pirates scored in the ninth worship. Nurserv provided. provided. Church school: Wednesdays, Holy Eucha­ hour, nurserv; 10:30 a.m.. Church e t the Assumption, Mrs. Randall Davis. 9:30 glartng mlstokee. That belted a bases-Ioaded triple to key pitch. Willie Upshaw followed with Milt Wilcox, 7-3, went six innings (643-0537) rist. 649-4583. Holy Communion, nurserv. meeting; 10:15 a.m., Sunday Adorns Street at Thompson a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 with Sisk going the last two innings disabled John Denny, raised his on a pinch hit RBI single by Tony Faith Baptist Church, 53 9:30 o.m., Sunday. (742-7696) school and primary; 11:25 looe ol coneentroMon In a four-run second inning Friday a single and Moseby took third on for the victory with Willie Hernan­ First Congregational (649-5311) Rood, Monchester. Rev. Ed­ a.m., holiness meeting; 7 for his sixth save. The only run off record to 2-1 while AI Holland Pena. Lake St., Manchester. Rev. Emanuel Lutheran o.m., priesthood and relief ward S. Pepin, pastor. Satur­ p.m., solvotlon meeting. caueed by g talhirg to fo­ night and Steve Comer notched his Willie Aikens’ groundball double dez working the last two Innings for James Bellasov, pastor. 9:30 Church of Cavontry, 1171 Church, 60 Church St., society. (643-4003) Lynch came in the sixth inning record his 12th save and second of Cardinals 5, Cubs 4 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Gospel day moss at S; Sunday (649-7787). cus on the one thing ( first American League victory play. Ranee Mulliniks' bloop single his eighth save. a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 li Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 Manchester. Rev. Dale H. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and senllsl. when Tim Raines hit his sixth the double-header. At St. Louis, George Hendrick o. m., worship service7 Church of the Living (3od, Gustafson, pastor; Steven P. noon. (643-2195) since 1982 to pace the Cleveland to left scored Moseby. a.m., worship; 9:30 a.m., The Apostle Paul wrats With one out in the seventh homer of the season. The Phillies bunched four hits in drew a bases-Ioaded walk off Tim p. m., evening (646- servicechurch school In Church an evangelical, full-gospel Sabin, Intern: Rev. C. Henry SI. Borthelemew’s Church, Indians to a 4-3 victory over the Toronto took a 1-0 lead in the 5316) church, Robertson School, Anderson, pastor emeritus. concerning the prtorttles inning, loser Storm Davis, 6-2, The Mets took advantage of a the decisive fourth inning off loser Stoddard to cap a four-run seventh Lane House. Nurserv core National Catholic 741E. Middle Turnpike, Man­ U nitarian Seattle Mariners. first. With two” out. Moseby First Baptist Church, 240 provided. (742-8487) North School Street, Man­ Sunday schedule: 8:30 a.m., chester. Rov. Martin J. ol his Its: ‘ one thing I do*, walked Dave Bergman and John­ throwing error by losing pitcher Larry McWilliams, 2-4. Sixto Lez- inning and give the St. Louis Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. chester. Rev. David W. worship In the sonctuary; Scholsky, pastor. Saturday It was the first back-to-back walked, stole second and scored on Second Congregallonal SI. John's Polish National Universalist P hi. 3rl3. LIbarsI thbikeis son followed with an RBI double to Steve Rogers, 2-5, to score two runs cano singled with one out, moved to Cardinals a 5-4 victory over the Dr. C. Conley, pastor. (649- Church, 385 N. Moln St., Mullen, pastor. Meeting Sun­ 9:45 a.m., church school, Catholic Church, 23 (iolwav mass at S p.m.; Sunday may wish such a gtont L. victories for the Indians since a line drive single to right by 7509) days, 10tol1;30a.m. Nursery Bible study, coffee In Luther masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 Unitarian Universalist right when Jim Dwyer misplayed in the second inning. Darryl third on a single by John Wocken- Chicago Cubs. Monchester. The Re9. V. St., Monchester. Rev. Stan­ Isnset had broached out April 26-27 and extended the Upshaw. First Baptist Chapel ol the Joseph Milton, postor. 10 and Sunday school. Hall; 11 o.m., worship In the ley M . Lancola, pastor. 9 the carom off the wall. Johnson Strawberry led off with a double Deaf, 240 Hlllstown Rood, Full Gospel Inlerdonoml- sanctuory, nursery, child­ a.m., mass. (643-5906) 'SL Bridget Church, 70 Main But only a handful at man Mariners' losing streak to four The Yankees tied it in the bottom Manchester. Rev. K. a.m. worship service and took third on the play and Tram ­ and went to third on a groundnut. church school; 11 a.m., fel­ naflenal Church, 745 Main ren's chapel.(643-1193) St., Manchester. Rev. Philip hava.aNectod human h games. of the first when Willie Randolph Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) SI., Manchester. Rev. Philip Latvian Lutheran Church A. Sherlitan and Rev. Emilio mell followed with his sacrifice fly, Hubie Brooks then hit a grounder lowship hour. (649-2863) -Ibiir eomparoMy. And L „ While Sox 6, Twins 1 led off with a walk, moved to third Second Congregational P. Saunders. Sunday, 10:30 of Monchestor, 21 Garden St., P. Padelll, co-pastors. Satur­ to the mound, but Rogers made a a.m., adult Bible study and Manchester. (643-2051) due to his suceese woo Ms on a single by Wynegar and scored off reliever Tippy Martinez. East faces Cheshire Church of Coventry, 1746 Nazarene day moss 5 b.m .; Sunitav toeuskig. At Chicago, Greg Luzinski hit a bad throw to first, allowing Straw­ Christian Science Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Sunday school; 7 p.m., wor­ Prince of Pooco Lutheran masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and The Tigers took a 1-0 lead in the ship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Church, Route 31 and North Church ef the Nazarene, berry to score. Brooks took second First Church ef Christ, Rev. David Jarvis, minister. noon. (643-2403) Jesua spoke similarly, first inning after two were out. Regular schedule: 10 a.m., p.m., special Bible studies; River Rood, Coventry. Rev. 236 Main St., Manchester. SI. James Church, 896 Main A New , soytog that the Hghl ol Bto on the play and then scored on a Scientist, 447 N. Main St., Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., W.H. Wllkens, pastor. 9a.m „ Rev. Neale McLoln, senior Kirk Gibson singled, stole second Manchester. 10:30 a.m ., worship; 8 a.m., DIal-A-Rlde St., Manchester. Rov. Fron­ ' body to the oyo, whioh H single by Mike Fitzgerald. In Class L semifinals to church; 8:45 a.m., church worship service. Prayer line, Sunday school; 10:15 a.m., pastor; Rev. Herb Newell, ds V. KrukowskI, Rov. Ro­ and scored on a single by Lance church service, Sunday 646-8731, 24 hours. worship service. (742-7548) minister of youth. 9:30 a.m., singla wfll enllghlen the In the third, Wally Backman led school, and care for small school, nurserv to grade bert Burbank, Rev. Richard Sun Devils ousted Parrish. BRISTOL — East Catholic’s Gospel Hall, Center Street, Sunday school; 10:45 a.m ., body. Mall. B:1t-33. thriller to advance to the Final children. (649-1446) Reading eight, adult discussion; 11 A. Lomore, team ministry. You" off with a single and went to third Monchester. 10 a.m., break­ Room, 6S6A Center St., Man­ o. m., coffee and fellowship; Zion Bvangollcal Luthor en worship, children's church Rev. Edward J. Reardon. Olhaiwtoa we suitor be.- when first baseman Terry Fran- defending Class L baseball Four. 11:15 o.m., junior choir; 4 ing bread; 11:45 a.m., Sun­ Church (Missouri Synod), and nurserv; 6:30 p.m., even­ Saturday massesot4and6:30 CbII: spblhial deubto-ytolen. To Rangers 8, A’s 4 champions will be back on the chester. (649-8982) day school; 7 p.m., gospel ing praise service, nurserv. cona missed Rogers’ plckoff throw Ninth-ranked Cheshire ex­ p. m., Jr. pilgrim fellowship; Cooper and High streets, p.m.; Sunday masses at 7:30, toe us upon my retoUon- At Arlington, Pete O’Brien drove diamond today in a 3 o’clock 6 p.m., senior church school meeting. Manchester. Rev. Charles W. (646-8599) for an error. Mookie Wilson tended its record (and season as sIRp wBh Ood moona that at College Series in six runs with two doubles and a semifinal match-up against Kuhl, pastor. 9 o.m.. Divine well) to 14-6 with slim Church of Christ and Pilgrim fellowship. (742- SPRAY THAT stain oH other ooneema range followed with a run-scoring single 6234) worship; 10:15 a.m. Sunday single and Mickey Rivers scored Cheshire here at Muzzy Field. tournament victories over school and Youth Forum. away. Ballpoint Ink Into order under that on- and Rogers then issued walks to Church of Christ, Lydall Talcollvlllo Congrega­ Jehovah’s 647-8301 In the second game - of the three runs Friday night to lead the The winner will play the victor Holy Communion first and stains on shirt pocket- By Rich Gosselln North Haven and Harding by 5-4 and Vernon streets, Man­ tional Church, Main Street Pentecostal for an important oomp easing end. Dtotros Texas Rangers to an 8-4 victory Keith Hernandez and Strawberry chester. Eugene Brewer, and Elm Hill Rood, Tolcot- Witnesses third Sunday. (649-4243) s...other places, too...can Hons tosuB In oanhiston,a UPI Sports Writer double-header, Texas, the only to load the bases. Hernandez of the East Hartford-Platt game and 3-2 margins. minister. Sunday services: 9 tvllle. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, United Pentecostal rMordod matBago remaining unbeaten team in the over the Oakland A’s. for the state championship next Church, 187 Woodbridge St., be removed almost mogl- bhiirbig ol our stolon. scored when George Foster hit into a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., pastor. 10 a.m., worship ser­ Jehovah's Witnesses, 647 Frank Tanana, 6-6, pitched week at a time and site to be East is led by a host of worship; 6 p.m., worship. vice and church school. (649- Tolland Turnpike, Manchos- Manchester. Rev. Marvin cally by spraying hair Many bolova to avory- OMAHA. Neb. - Kirk Bates double-elimination tournament at a double play. Stuart, minister. 10 am., seven innings to register his fourth announced. standout players including Wednesday, 7 p.m., Bible 0815) Iy7-. Tuesday, Congredatlon M ethodist spray on the spot then Hilng a Htito end In rwlhlng knocked in two runs and Bob 3-0, taped 2-1 Oklahoma State. Phillies ts . Pirates 1-4 study. Nursery provided for Bible Study, 7 p.m.; Thurs­ Sunday school; 11 o.m., eloL victory in his last six starts. The Eagles, second ranked centerfielder-pitcher.. Bill morning worship; 6 p.m., washing In the usual way.' Caffrey and John Bryant each The Sun Devils were unbeaten At Philadelphia, Kiko Gan:ia all services. (646-2903) day, Theocratic School Bolton U i ^ Mothadlst Idle Items around the Tanana allowed eight hits and four Masse, leftfielder Matt Mi- Covenant (speaking course), 7:30 p.m. ; Church, 1041 Boston Turn­ evening worship; 7:30 p.m. •cored twice Friday night to heading into Thursday night's and Ivan DeJesus drove in fourih- overall with a 19-3 rerd, Service meotlng (ministry pike, Bolton. Rev. Stowart bible study. (Tui . uesdm); f home can be exchanged deliver Cal State-Fullerton a 6-1 action but lost twice in less than 24 runs, struck out five and walked trounced Maloney, 15-1, Tues­ rucki, second baseman Chris Congregational Trinity Covenant Church, training), 8:15 p.m.,"Sunday, Lanier, pastor, 9:30 a.m., p.m.. Ladles' prayer (Thurs- for cash, almost magi­ CHURCH OF CHRiST three before being replaced by innlng runs Friday night, helping Darby, shortstop Jeff Riggs and (tav);v a T i j 7' i#iVTi.rp.m.. nnvTiMen's s |prayer victory over Arizona State, elimi­ hours — 8-4 to Texas and 6-1 to day and then eclged Bristol 302 Hackmatock St., Man­ Public Bible Lecture, 9:30 church school; 11 a.m., wor­ FBB llB g fl Lydall end Vomon BIraola Odell Jones In the seventh inning. the Philadelphia Phillies post a 2-1 third baseman Paul Roy. Belton CenBroBatlonal chester. Rev. Norman Swen­ o.m.; Watchtower Study, ship service, nurserv. (649- (Thursday);----- '7 p.m., i.m.. Youth cally, when advertised In nating the No. 1-rated Sun Devils Fullerton — to end their season ut Eastern in a 7-6 Thursday service (F r^ v ). (649- classified. V B a i ^ Phone: B8B-2IM Jones pitched the final two innings. victory over the Pittsburgh Pi­ Church.' 228 Bolton Center son, 8 o.m., worship; 9:25, 10:25. (646-1490) 3472) (6409848) from the 1984 College World Series. 55-20. MAN( HK.STI- K 1IKH,\I.1). S;.U i k I;i \. Jum - IB - MANC’UKSTKK IIK H A l.l), Satuidii.v, .lunt' 9, H)K4 Scoreboard Martina faces Chris for women’s crown Debbie Austin Nets 4. Expos 1 Lynn Stroney tB-71— 149 : McEnroe vs. Lendl for title While Sox 6. Twine 1 Charlotte Montgomery 7575—W M ary Hafeman 74-ra—iw It's just like when I yell at myself." NEW YORK MONTREAL Golf Lourle Rlnkw 2-J7— ; By Morlev Myers Both will be shooting for records broke to a 5-4 lead but McEnroe Softball MINNESOTA CHICAGO ObrhM abrhbl in Saturday’s final — Evert Lloyd bounced back by reeling off the McEnroe said he was surprised Baseball obrhM obrhM Beth Solomon ■ UPI Sports Writer Backmn 2b 4 1 3 0 Dllone If 4 0 0 0 Rosie Jones.. 7 5 -7 5 -lX going for a record-sixth French next six games. Connors had the Lendl had beaten Wilander. Puckett ct 4 0 8 8 Stegmn ct 2 1 1 0 Wilson cf 5 1 2 1 Fronen 1b 4 0 1 0 Brown dh 4 0 1 0 RLow ct 2 0 1 0 Sue ErtI S-JMS PAR IS — John McEnroe bat- Upen title and Navratilova chasing look of a punched-out heavyweight "It was a long match to match,” Hrnndz 1b 3 0 0 0 Raines cf 4 1 1 1 Mary Dwyer Teufel 2b 3 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 3 1 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 1 1 0 Carter c 4 0 2 0 Laurl Peterson S 75-75—tSO ' Z f c J S a $1 million bonus for completing and McEnroe stepped up the he said. "There were a lot of moon Nika Inter-Town Pony Engle c 3 12 0 Paclork 1b 3 1 1 0 ['tered Jimmy Connors in straight Foster If 4 0 0 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 1 0 Noreen Friel the Grand Slam of all four majors. pressure and coasted home for his balls out there. I don't think you Manchester A downed Manchester Brnnskv rf 3 0 0 0 Luzinsk Sisk dh 4 p 0 0 2 0 2 0 4 Stenhos rf 3 0 0 0 PGA reaults ' sets Friday to advance to the final Nels Johnion Insuronce bombarded Hatcher 1b 2 0 1 1 Kittle If 10 0 0 Hollis Stacy will see many of those on Sunday." Allatote Businesi Machines, 15-1, Fri­ B, 10-8, Friday night at Morlarty Field Brooks 3b 4 1 0 1 LItfle 2b 3 0 1 0 Kathy Postlewalf of the $1 million French Open "One of us will make history one berth in a French Open final. In Inter-Town Pony League action. Goettl 3b 4 0 0 0 Walker 1b 2 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 4 0 1 1 Flynn ss 3 0 0 0 Z fZ 5“ I S day at Nike Field. Jeff Holt roped five Mver If 3 0 0 8 Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 tSOOJIOO Westchester Classic Terri Luckhurst Z f’Z i " ™ against Ivan Lendl of way or another,” Navratilova " I think Jimmy played a really McEnroe holds a 10-8 edge o'ver hits Including a two-run homer while Keith DIYeso and Paul Maxwell hod (3ardnhr ss 4 0 0 0 Schatzdr p 0 0 0 0 At Harrison, N.Y., June 8 Cindy Hill 7575—IX the big bats for the winners, knocking Jimenez ss 2 0 0 0 Baines rf 4 0 11 Czechoslovakia. said. "It's a lot easier for me to good first set, as good as I have Lendl, having won their last five Stu Wolf, Bill Frattaroll, Steve How- Wshngt ss 2 0 0 0 VLow 3b 3 1 1 0 Lynch p 2 0 0 0 Rogers p 10 0 0 (Par-71) Old not quallfv _ _ rovd and Patt Collett each had three In two runs apiece. Scott Altrul M artin If 1 0 0 0 Johnsn ph 1 0 0 0 The top-seeded New 'Yorker took play Chris because she doesn't ever seen him play on clay," matches. smacked three hits for the losers. Hill c 4 0 11 Second round: M J Smith Z f’ZJ ^ J Il hits for the winners. Ken Schoppmonn Cruz 2b 3 0 0 0 James p 0 0 0 0 Chip Beck 4349—132 Sarah Leveque 74-75—151 2 hours 11 minutes for his 7-5, 51, pressure me. I feel I can dictate the McEnroe said. "But I thought I "I'm going to play Lendl’like in Thomas ss 1 0 0 0 also chlpi^ In with o round-tripper Totals X 1 4 1 Totals 31 4 8 4 Scott Simpson 4448— 134 M yra Van Hoose 71-80—151 52 decision over No. 3 Connors on play. I feel I can set up points a lot was playing well, playing intelli­ the past — to attack, to try and get and a double tor the Nels Johnson. American League standings Minnesota 000 100 000— 1 Totals X 4 7 3 Totals Jay X Hoos 1 4 1 W-48— I X Sherri Turner 2 " Z f c l f ! John Stanlizl stroked o pair of hits tor New York 022 0 X 000— 4 Curt Bvrum 4847—IX Linda Hunt ^Z5“Icl the slow red clay of Roland Garros easier with Chris. But then she’s gent tennis and serving very weli. a big percentage of first ser/ices Chicago 500 010 OOx— 4 Montreal OX XI 000— 1 Allstote. Game-winning RBI — LuzInskI (4). Gary Player 47-68—I X Jeannette Kerr 73-78—151 ' Stadium. the greatest player of all time on But certainly the last two sets were in," McEnroe said, "When we play Standings: Nels Johnson Insurance (Late games not Included) (>am5 wlnnlno RBI — Brooks (5). Eost LOB—MIhnesota 8, Chicago 5. 2B— Tom Kite 70-46—IX Jane Blalock l^ZZicI McEnroe's temper marred a clay , so we’ll see.” easier than I thought they would each other that has been a big 5-0, Allstate Business Machines 3-2, E—Rogers, Francona, Flynn, Wallach. Wayne Levi 65-71—IX Dianne Dailey »-71—151 W L Pet. OB Hill, DP— New York 1, Montreal 2. LOB— New be.” factor.” Washington Social Club 3-3, J .C. Penny Engle. 3B—Stegman. HR—LuzInskI Fred Couples 47-49—I X Vicki Singleton Z f’ZZ"“ lfZ memorable victory. He was fined Detroit 40 13 .755 — York 7, Montreol 4. 2B— Francona, Kathryn Young 7577-t -IM The McEnroe-Connors confron­ 3-3, Gentle Touch Car Wash 2-3, Flo's ( 2). Gll Morgan 71-66—137 ' $2,000 for verbal abuse to add to the Lendl was involved in a bizarre Coke Oecoroting 2-3, Reed Construc­ Toronto 34 18 .647 4Vi Strawberry, Wallach. HR—Raines (4). Heather Drew ra-7»-rl52 tation was the first left-handed At one point, McEnroe argued Baltimore 32 23 .582 9 SB— LuzInskI (2). SF— Hotcher. Tom Jenkins 47-70—137 $1,600 he had accumulated for match with Wilander, with only 12 tion 2-3, Jury Box Lounge 1-4. SB Mark O'Meara 6948—137 Janet Anderson M-76—152 matchup in Paris since 1968. Their with the linesman and Connors Boston 27 28 .491 14 — Wilson 2, (14). S—Lynch. IP H RERBBSO Loren Roberts 68-49—137 Plo Nilsson ‘ three other ,incidents in earlier of 30 games going with service. Milwaukee 24 30 .444 14Vj IP H RERBBSO Jan Stephenson 78-74—)52!S'Z?'*IS head-to-head record entering Fri­ went to the net to lecture the New York 22 31 .415 18 Minnesota Ed Florl 45-73—IX "rounds. "The way I played today I wasn’t Rec New York Don Poolev 7244—I X day was 12-12 and both were Wimbledon champ. The players Cleveland 19 33 .345 2OV3 viola (L 4-7) 1-3 3 5 5 3 0 Lynch (W 51) 7 5 1 1 0 3 missing anything,” Lendl said. B.A. Club demolished Nelson Wm I Pashnick 5 2-3 5 1 1 0 0 Jim Colbert 47-71—IX No. 2 Lendl, still seeking his first bidding to become the first Ameri­ exchanged words when play re­ Sisk (S 4) 2 1 0 0 0 0 D.A. Welbrlng 47-71—IX "M ats tried to control the match Frelghtwov, 17-3, at Nike Field. For the Calltornlo 30 28 .517 — Whitehouse 2 0 0 0 1 1 Montreal victory in a major tournament, can man to win the French title sumed. McEnroe took the next winners, Dennis Joy, Barry Nixon, Jeff Chicago 27 28 .491 IVj Chicago Colvin Peete 71-68—IX but I felt that I was controlling it. If Rogers (L 2-5) 5 4 4 3 3 2 David Graham 68-71—IX downed No. 4 Mats Wilander of since Tony Trabert in 1955. three points and went on to build a Woods and Dan Fagan all had three Kansas City 26 27 .491 IVa Bannister (W 4-5) 9 4 1 1 4 4 James 2 2 0 0 0 2 Horse Racing I wanted the points to be quick then hits each while Butch Kinney and Sean MInnesoto 27 29 .482 2 (Seorge Codle 7049—I X Sweden 53, 53, 7-S in a baseline 3-0 lead. Schatzeder 2 1 0 0 0 0 Craig Stabler 68-71—IX McEnroe seemed to shift into they were. If I wanted long rallies Thompson chipped In with two apiece. Seattle 27 31 .444 3 Indians 4, Mariners 3 T—2:22. A—X ,» 5 . ’ war of attrition with some rallies McEnroe later claimed Connors Mack Gray cracked o two-run homer M ike Sullivan 49-70—IX higher gear whenever Connors then we had them.” Oakland 24 30 .444 3 lasting more than 60 strokes. erqjsed a bail mark with his foot on and Steve Smyth added two hits tor Texas 21 35 .375 8 Jim Dent 71-49^)40 posed a threat. McEnroe served 12 Navratilova defeated the only Nelson. Friday's Results SEATTLE CLEVELAND Cardinals 5, Cubs 4 (3ary McCord 48-72—140 a disputed call. UPI photo Standings: Allied Printing 5-0, B.A. Cleveland 4, Seattle 3 ObrhM ObrhM Tim Simpson 47-73—140 Earlier, No. 1 woman Martina aces and dipped into his vast player to have beaten her this Club 3-2, Jim 's Arco 3-2, Manchester Coles 3b 5 0 1 0 Butler cf 5 0 2 0 M ike Donald 49-71— 140 Boston I I , Milwaukee 3 CHICAGO ST.LOUIS Belmont Field Navratilova defeated No. 3 Hana repertoire — flowing forehands, "It is something he (Connors) year. After losing the opening set P liia 3-2, Porter-Cable 2-3, Nelson- CalKornla at Kansas City, ppd., rain Mllborn 2b 3 0 0 0 Bernard 2b 4 0 0 0 Bob Shearer 71-49—140 Frelghtwav 2-3, Arm y & Navy 1-4, Davis 1b 4 0 0 0 Hargrv lb 3 0 2 0 ObrhM abrhbl Allen Miller 70-70—140 Mandlikova of Czechoslovakia 56, deadly drops, vicious volleys and did to try and change the flow of the her game came together. She John McEnroe defeated countrymate and rival Jimmy Toronto at New York, night Dernier cf 5 0 1 0 LoSmIth If 2 1 0 0 Stephenson's Painting 1-4. Detroit at Baltimore, night Cowens rf 4 1 2 0 Thorntn dh 4 1 2 0 Charles Coody 71-49—140 NEW YORK (UPI) — The field for 52, 52 to set up a final with No. 2 wicked backhand passes — to match,” McEnroe said. "He tries broke for a 3-2 lead in the second SHndrs dh 4 1 1 0 Willard c 1110 Sandbrg 2b 5 0 1 0 McGee cf 0 0 0 0 M ark Lye 71-70—141 Saturday's 116ta running of the 11-2 mile Connors Friday at the French Open Championship Minnesota at Chicago, night Matthws If 4 1 1 0 Herr 2b 3 0 0 1 Chris Evert Lloyd, who qualified claim Connors as his 42nd consecu­ to get himself mad with the other set and ran off the next three Oakland at Texas, night Bonnell If 3 1 3 3 Franco ss 4 1 2 0 M ike Gove 71-70—141 Belmont Stakes at Belmont P a rk : semifinals 7-5, 6-1, 6-2 to move into the championship Northern DHndrs cf 3 0 0 0 Vukovch Stoddardrf 4 p 0 10 2 03 0 Landrm cf 2 0 0 0 Mike Reid 7348—141 PP Horse Jochey Odds •'-before rain disrupted play tive victim this year. guy and maybe motivate himself. I games against her former ballgirl Saturday's Gomes Altamirn p 0 0 0 0 RaIsleh 1b 2 0 1 1 Seattle (Langston 3-4) at Cleveland Putnam ph 0 0 0 0 Tabler If 2 0 11 Mark Pfell 7249—141 1. Ploy On JLSomyn 51 ■ Thursday. Connors began aggressively and have seen him doing it many times. in Prague. match against Ivan Lendl. Manchester Property Maintenance Percant pr 0 0 0 0 Nixon IfOwen 10 0 ss0 0 0 0 0 Hendrck rf 3 0 0 1 knocked off Bob & Marie's Pizza, 11-A, (Splllner 0-5), 1:35 p.m. Larry Mize 70-71— 141 2. Coax Me Chad WHMcCoulev 20-1 Kearney c 3 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 0 1 0 Durhm 1b 4 12 0 Howe 3b 3 110 George Burns 7447— 141 3. Silent King DBrumfleld 12-1 at Robertson Pork. JoeTetroultrlpped Mllwoukee (Gibson 08 or Lozorko (08) Moreind rf 4 1 2 1 .Sutter p 0 0 0 0 at Boston (Oledo 5-5), 2:15 p.m. Owen ss 3 0 1 0 Joey Slndelor 70-71— 141 4. Gate Dancer ACordero 3-1 three hits and Tim Mainville, Rick Totals 32 3 0 3 TOtaH 32 4 13 4 Cev 3b 4 1 2 1 Vn Slyk 1b 4 1 1 0 Bordeau, Dove Kay and Tom Meggors Detroit (Berenguer 3-3) of Baltimore Curtis Strange 71-70—141 5. Minstrel Star JDBalley 30-1 Seottle 010 200 000— 3 Davis c 4 0 2 2 OSmIth ss 3 0 11 Mike McCullough 70-71—141 6. Swale • LPIncav 52 added two each for the winners. Bob (Flonogon 4-4), 3:20 p.m. Bowa ss 2 0 0 0 Brummr c 2 0 0 0 Minnesota (Butcher 4-3) at Chicago Clevtiond 040 000 OOx— 4 ^ v e Ballesteros 7348— 141 7. Romantic Trodlfn RHernandez 30-1 Onthank blasted a four-bagger while Game-winning R B I— Vukovich (2). Hebner ph 1 0 0 0 Porter c 1111 Morning Bob may leave Stephens mournin’ Jim Kane 70-72—142 8. s-Mornlng Bob JVelosquez 0-1 Sports in Brief Paul Blair, Paul Miller and Dennis (Hoyt 5-5), 4:05 p.m. LeSmIth p 0 0 0 0 LaPoInte p 1 0 0 0 Toronto (Stieb 7-1) at New York E—Jacoby, Mllbourne. DP—Seattle Tim Norris 71-71—142 9. ExattIc RGDavIs 151 Miller hod two hits apiece for Bob & 3r Trout p 2 0 0 0 Braun ph 1 0 0 0 M arie's. (Guidry 4-4), 8 p.m. Andy North 69-73—142 10. Back BayBarrIster DMacBeth 10-1 Cleveland 2. LOB—Seattle7.Clevelond9. Johnstn ph 1 0 0 0 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 W illie Wood 48-74—142 11. Pine Circle PDay 30-1 NEW YO RK (U PI) — Woody Stephens might have longest and final leg of racing’s Triple Crown. Preakness Stakes, which he dismissed as a . The Manchester JC's nipped Dean Oaklond (Codiroll 1-2) at Texas Brusstar p 0 0 0 0 Obrkfll ph 1 1 0 0 Salmon fishing closed (Stewart 3-7), 8:35 p.m. 2B—Cowens. 3B—Vukovich. HR— M ac O'Grady 71-71— 142 s-Supplemental entry. trouble sorting out his emotion; Saturday if Morning Stephens might allow himself to feel some pride in a combination of Pimlico’s hard track and Mochine, 4-2, at Robertson Park. Brad Bonnell Woods If 10 0 0 Keazer poked two hits tor the winners Californio (Romonlck 4-5) at Kansas Rex Caldwell 72-70—142 Owners by post position — 1, Welcome o'/ertraining. (3). S—Owen, Kearney. Totals 37 4 11 4 Totals X 5 5 5 Roger Moltble 70-72—142 Farm . 2, Elmer M iller. 3, Howksworth HARTFORD — Stanley Pac, commissioner of Bob ruins his bid to become the second trainer to win victory by Morning Bob since Zito said the colt’s while Tom Bonneau with three hits and City (Block 4-3 or Gublczo 3-4), 8:35 p.m. Chicago 0 X 004 000— 4 At 8-1, Morning Bob, who will be ridden by Jorge Pete Naktenis with two paced Dean. Sunday's Games IP H RERBBSO (>avln Levenson 7349—142 Farm . 4, Kenneth Opsteln. 5, Glenda B. the Department of Environmental Protection, three straight Belmont Stakes by upsetting his conditioning was so good, he maintained Stephens’ Seottle SI.LoulS X 0 X 1 4 0 X — 5 Bruce Douglass 74-48— 142 Ramsden. 4, Claiborne Farm. 7, Harbar Velasquez, was the fourth pick of the 11-horse field on Seattle at Cleveland, 2 Game-Winning RBI — Hendrick (9). declared a closed period for fishing for Atlantic favored colt. Swale. regimen to prepare for the Belmont. Detroit at Baltimore, 2 Beattie (L 4-7) 6 2-3 12 4 4 4 1 Chi Chi Rodriguez 71-71— 142 View Form. 8, Splelman and Bomze. 9, the morning line, and Zito and the owners were e'jen MIrabella 0 0 0 0 1 0 DP—Chicago 1, St.Louls 1. LOB— J.C. Sneod 72-71— 143 Edward Anchel. 10,' Myra Cohen. 11, Salmon in the Connecticut River system starting "Wouldn't that be something?” Stephens said. Then again, the 75year-old trainer might be Charter Oak Toronto at New York Chlcooo 7, St.Louls 7. 2B—OSmIth, Van Milwaukee at Boston Stanton 1 1-3 1 , 0 0 0 1 Ron Streck 73-70—143 Loblolly Stable. Monday. Stephens, you see, trained Morning Bob from the tempted to question his judgment should his Kentucky more bullish about the colt’s chances. Connecticut Bonk & Trust held on to Slyke. 3B— Davis. Minnesota at Chicago Clevtiond Bob Murphy 68-75—143 Trainers — 1, Billy Turner Jr. 2, The formal notice issued by Pac declared a start of his career until his victory in the Pennsylvania Derby winner fall to the late-closing Morning Bob. Before winning the Pennsylvania Derby, Morning beat Postal Express, 9-8, at Fitzgerald Comer (W 1-0) 7 7 3 3 1 2 IP H R ER BB SO M ike Smith 72-71— 143 Californio at Kansas City Chicago Ronnie W arren. 3, Bud Delp. 4, Jack Von Bob placed second in the Withers Stakes at Belmont to Field. Tom TomassattI led CBT with Oaklond at Texas, night Camacho (S 8) 2 1 0 0 1 0 Jim Nelford 73-70—143 Berg 5, Solly Lundy. 4, Woody Stephens. closed period for taking Atlantic salmon in the Derby two weeks ago, when the original owners Back in January, when Morning Bob first caught four hits while Todd Lessord, Bob MIrabello pitched to 1 batter in 7th. Trout 510021 Brad Bryant 72-71— 143 7, Frank M artin. 8, Nick ZIto. 9, Frank Connecticut River, its coves, its tributaries and consummated a long-negotiated sale for which the eyes of Zito, Bomze and Spielman by winning the Play On, who finished a close second to Gate Dancer in LeBreux, John Colgon and Don Nichol­ HBP—by Comer (Bonnell). Brusstar 1 1-3 4 4 4 0 0 National League standings Bill Britton 7449—143 LaBocettta. 10, VInnIe Blengs. 11, Shug impoundments thereof effective at 12:01 a.m., Stephens himself was partially responsible. Tropical Park Derby, Stephens considered the horse the Preakness. Gate Dancer, who will be ridden by son added two apiece tor the winners. WP— Stoddard (W 3-1) 1-301140 Jeff Thomsen 71-72—143 McCkiughey. Spencer Moore slugged three hits. Altamirano 18 0 0 0 0 0 his fourth-string 3-year-old behind retired Devil’s Angel Cordero, was posted as second pick at 3-1 on the EOftt Beattie. T—2:44. A—6,403. Richard Zokol 71-72—143 Weights — All carry I X pounds. Gross June 11 and remaining in effect through 12:01 The new owners, Richard Bomze and Michael Including o solo homer, while Lloyd LeSmIth 1 0 0 0 1 0 Howard Twltty 70-73—143 Belmont morning line. Play On, with Jean-Luc Samyn 6 B St.Louls value — 5514,700 with 11 starters. Value a.m., January 1, 1985. Spielman, promptly switched trainers, putting Bag, Swale and Vision, who is headed for grass tracks. Torrev, Mike Morey, Jack Hull and W L Pet. Steven Llebler 70-73—143 to winner — 5310.0X. Second 5113^474. Dave Bell had two hits each tor Postal. Chicago 30 24 .556 — Rangers 8, A s 4 LaPoInte 4 9 4 4 1 3 Morning Bob in the care of fellow New Yorker Nick And Stephens still considers Swale, a 52 favorite scheduled to ride, was next at 4-1. 24 .556 — Tommy Nakallmo 73-70—143 Third U2,004. Fourth $31,002. Standings: Nossltt Arms 5-0, Conn. Philadelphia 30 Lahti (W 2-1) 1 0 0 0 0 0 Peter Jacobsen 72-71—143 Zito. Then they made the gray colt a supplemental Saturday under Laffit Pincay, the cream of the Other entries were Back Bay Barrister, 10-1: Silent 27 23 .540 1 Post tim e — 5 :X p.m. EDT. Bonk 8, Trust 4-1, Highland P ark M kt. New York OAKLAND TEXAS Sutter (S 14) 2 2 0 0 0 3 Lennie Clements 70-73—143 Television — CBS, 5 p.m. EDT. Oil Heat sponsors race 3-year-old crop, despite his seventh-place finish in the King, 12-1; Exattic, 15-1: Coax Me Chad, 251. 3-2, Postal Express 2-3, M ain Pub. on. St. Louis X 28 .517 3 HBP—by Brusstar (LoSmIth). entry in Saturday’s l>A-mile, $350.000-added Belmont, .491 3Va Ob r h bl Ob r h M WP— Wally Armstrong 70-73—143 M em . Hosp. 2-3, Manch. JCs 2-3, Montreal 27 28 Hendrsn If 5 2 4 2 Sample ct 3 10 0 Jim Albus 72-72—144 THOMPSON — Manchester Oil Heat, suppliers Tierney's 1-4, Lastrada Pizza 1-4. Pittsburgh 21 32 .396 8>/a LaPoInte 2. T—2:37. A—X,457. West Murphy cf 4 1 1 0 Rivers dh 4 3 2 0 John Cook 72-72—144 of CAM 2 racing gasoline, will sponsor the night’s Lopes 2b 3 0 1 0 Bell 3b 5 1 1 0 M ark WIebe 70-74—144 racing Saturday at the 'Thompson International Lansfrd 3b 3 0 0 1 Parrish rf Major 4 2 1 League1 leaders Bobby Heins 70-74—144 Chip Beck Independent Atlanta 34 23 .596 __ Turgeon named Brrghs dh 1 0 0 0 O'Brien 1b 4 0 3 6 M ark McNulty 76-48—144 Speedway as the SN YRA modifieds go over the San Diego 31 23 .574 V/2 Glenn Construction outslugged the Davis rf 3 0 11 Ward If 2 0 0 0 GIbbv Gilbert 71-73—144 Radio, TV Los Angeles 31 27 .534 3Va Through Gomes of Thursday, June 7, 35lap feature distance with a 25Iap main for the Pumpernickel Pub, 11-8, at Fitzgerald 29 .491 6 Heath c 3 0 0 0 Scatt c 4 1 1 0 Barry Jaeckel 74-70—144 Cincinnati 28 Morgan ph 1 0 0 0 Tollesn 2b 4 0 1 0 1984 Bruce Flelsher 72-72—144 Late Model Stocks; Thompson’s Little Grand Field. Ken Bavler clubbed two homers Houston 23 32 .418 10 still ahead and drove In five runs on three hits to Esslan c 0 0 0 0 Wllkrsn ss 2 0 0 1 American League Leonard Thompson 71-73—144 Nationals. San Francisco 17 36 .321 15 Individual Batting to all-rookie team pace the winners. Mike Mlstretto Frldav'sResulti Bochte 1b 4 1 1 0 Peter Oosterhuls 49-75—144 Racing gets under way at 7:30. slashed three hits while Steve McA- Phillips ss 2 0 0 0 player, cib ab r h 2b M h r r b la v g Did not qualify Hancck ph 1 0 0 0 Tram m I, Dt 212 41 73 16 2 7 X .344 Andy Bean 74-71-145 TODAY dam. Rich Marsh, Dave VIdra and Tom Philodetphio 5, Pittsburgh A, 1st, HARTFORD (UPI) - Hartford Whaler left wing Melick added two apiece tor Glenn. Totals X 4 8 4 Totals X 8 9 8 Upshaw, T r 192 34 4511 511 35.339 Mick Soil 72-73—145 1:00 Tennis; French Open (taped). at Classic twilight Bell, Tor 194 31 44 13 2 8 31 .337 Sylvain Turgeon has been named to the 1984 NHL The Pub got two hit gomes out of Rich Philadelphia 2, Pittsburgh 1,2nd, night Oakland 002 0 X 031)— 4 Tony SIMs 72-73—145 Channels 22, X Junior Olympics June 17 Busick, Jim Sweeney, Rich Holmes Texas 2 X 023 OOX— 8 Kemp, NY 134 17 45 7 0 2 17.334 Jim Simons 49-74—145 1:55 Red Sox vs. Brewers, W T IC All-Rookie team, the National Hockey League New York 4, Montreal 1 (3ame-wlnnlno R B I— O'Brien (2). Engle, Mnn 144 X 49 4 I 1 18.334 NEW HAVEN - The Athletic Congress of and Peter Gorlev. St. Louis 5, Chicago 4 James Blair 73-72—145 2:X Bowling: Southern California announced Friday. Bv Mortin Lader Standings: ZembrowskI All Stars 5-1, E—Phillips. DP—Texas 1. LOB— WInflld, NY 173 34 58 11 2 6 25.335 Pat Lindsey 73-72—145 Open, Channel 8 Cincinnati at San Diego, night Davis, Sea 170 28 54 11 1 13 43.329 Connecticut Junior Olympics Track & Field The team is chosen by a vote of the members of the UPI Sports Writer Sullivan Co. 4-2, Glenn Const. 4-2, M ain Atlanta at Los Angeles, night Oakland 6, Texas 8. 2B— Henderson, Russ Cochran 74-71— 145 3:00 Tigers vs. Orioles, Channels 22, Pub 4-2, Cherrone's Pocky 3-3, Pum ­ O'Brien 2, Davis, Lopes, Scott. 3B— Mttngly, NY 198 28 45 14 1 7 29.328 John Gentile 73-72—145 30 competition will be held Sunday, June 17, here at Professional Hockey Writers Association. Houston at Son Francisco, night M urray, Bit 194 32 64 4 1 11 49 .327 pernickel Pub 1-4. Soturday's(3ames Tolleson. HR—Henderson (5). SB— Clarence Rose 73-72— 145 3:00 Golf: Westchester Classic, Bowen Field." Turgeon, 19, had an outstanding freshman season, HARRISON, N Y. - Chip Beck, Lopes Motley, KC 167 25 54 8 3 7 26.323 Bobby Clompett 72-73—145 Channel 3 Collins, Tor 149 15 48 9 5 1 14 .322 The Junior Olympics are open to any registered setting club records for most goals by a left wing (40); putting together three consecuti'.'e (AIITImesEDT) (9). S— Phillips. SF—Wllkerson, Lans- Woody Blackburn 75-70—145 3:00 NASL: Sting vs. Cosmos, ford, Barrett, Bs 110 11 35 2 0 1 4.318 Gary Koch 74-72— 146 SportsChannel TAC athlete whose birthdates fall between the most goals by a rookie (40); most points by a rookie birdies coming home, shot a Weat Side Davis. W hitakr, Dt X 5 34 45 7 0 4 18.317 Jim Thorpe 74-72—IX 4:00 Boxing: U.S.OlympIc Trials, years 1966 and 1969. (40 goals, 32 assists, 72 points); and most power play 2-under-par 69 on a scorching Atlanta (M ahler 4-1) at Los Angeles IP H RERBBSO R. Law, Chi 154 22 49 4 5 1 13.314 (Valenzuela 5-6), 3:20 p.m. Lou Graham 70-74—144 Channels 8, 40 There will also be Connecticut TAC Youth afternoon Friday to maintain u Manchester Police did all Its scoring (Xikland Garbev, Dt 118 19 37 4 1 1 23.314 Kenny Knox 73-73— 146 •4:X Horse Racing: Belmont Stakes, goals (18). In addition, Turgeon also ranked third in In the first two Innings en route to a 17-3 Houston (M . Scott 2-4) ot Son Yount, M il 212 31 64 8 2 5 24.311 Athletic competition for those registered athletes tW 5 s h o t lead midway through the Francisco (M. Davis28),4:05p.m. Burris (L 5-3) 51-3 4 6 4 6 1 Wayne Grady 72-74—144 Channel 3 the NH L in power play goals: third among rookies in triumph over Word Manufacturing at Atherton 2-321100 Sherldn, KC 144 19 51 7 3 4 22.311 G ritf Moody 71-75—146 4:X USFL: Invaders vs. Panthers, with birthdates between the years 1970 and 1977. $500,000 Westchester Classic. PaganI Field. Howie Beeler hod three New York (Torrez 0-5 and Darling 4-3) Bell, Tex 178 25 55 11 1 2 19.309 points, and led all League rookies in goal scoring and at Montreal (Palmer 2-1 and Mc(3aff loan Warren 2 1110 1 Dan Forsman 75-71— 144 ESPN Beck, who says he is learning the hits and Al Young and Pat Reeves two Texas Easier, Bos 196 24 X 9 2 9 24.304 David Ogrln 75-71— 144 5:00 Wide World of Sports: Grand shots (238). apiece to pace Police. Ken Luce had a 3-3). 2, 5:30 p.m. Hrbek, Mnn 177 25 54 7 0 4 31 .X5 hard way how to win on the Tour, Pittsburgh (Tudor 4-2) at Phlladelphio Tanana (W 48) 7 8 4 4 3 5 Hubert Green 70-74—144 Prix of Monaco, U.S. Track 8, Field, Lapointe named as coach Turgeon, who is 6’, 190 pounds, appeared in 76 double to pace Word's. OJones ^ 2 0 0 0 1 0 Lemon, Det 184 31 54 10 3 10 39.304 Ralph Landrum 70-74—144 Channel 8 fired a sizzling 63 in the opening (Carlton 2-3), 7:05 p.m. Tabler, Civ 145 22 44 7 0 0 18.303 games ancl accumulated 55 minutes in penalties. He Chicago (BordI 18) at St. Louis Mark McCumber 70-76—144 5:X Mets vs. Expos (2), Channel 9 MONTREAL — All-Star ddfenseman Guy round, leaving him at 10-under 132 Sample, Tx 188 24 57 9 2 2 18.303 Buddy Gardner 72-74—144 8:00 Yankees vs. Blue Jays, Channel was Hartford’s third leading scorer behind Mark Dusty (Stuper 2-2), 8:05 p.m. Phillies 5, Pirates 4 Garda, Tor 231 X 70 12 2 0 14 .X3 Lapointe ended an impressive 14-year playing Cincinnati (Russell 28) ot Son Diego John Homarlck 71-75—144 11,W PO P Johnson (87 points) and Ron Francis (83 points). after 36 holes. Center Congo downed Manchester Rivers, Tex 119 9X101 15 .X 3 Thomas Lehman 70-76—146 8:00 College World Series: Teams to career Friday, signing a two-year contract as an (Whitson 5-3), lO ^ ^ .m . IndlvMuol pitching Turgeon was the Whalers first-round pick in the 1983 Two of Beck’s birdies came on on Heat, 7-5, at Keeney Field. Roy *^ndav's Games First (^ m e Bill Kratzert 74-72—144 be announced, ESPN assistant coach with the Quebec Nordiques, Michaud had two hits for Oil Heat. pitcher, cIb w I Ip h bb so ero Mike NIcolette 73-73—144 NHL Entry Draft, chosen second overall. He played putts of 25 and 15 feet. PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA NIekro, NY 8 3 85.2 82 24 41 1.58 general manager Maurice Fillion announced. Cary Coffin and Brian Lettlerl each New York ot Montreal ObrhM > ObrhM Ed Sneed 75-72—147 SUNDAY his junior hockey with the Hull Olympics of the “ That started me off, that hod three hits and Crolg Coffin two for Davis, Balt 4 1 91.1 X 19 X 1.58 Ray Floyd 72-75—147 9a.m. Tennis: French Open, Channel Fillion said the 35year-old Lapointe would take Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Wynne cf 3 10 0 Samuel 2b 4 1 3 0 Lopez, Det 5 0 47.1 27 14 X 1.71 Quebec Hockey League. stretch really made my day,” he Congo. Chlcooo at St. Louis Lacy rf 5 13 0 Moddox cf 4 1 1 2 BUI Sander 73-74—147 X charge of Quebec's young defensive corps. Burris, Oak 5 2 44.0 52 X X 1.97 Pat McGowan 75-72—147 11 a.m. Tennis; French Open (Jalned Rounding out the remainder of the 1984 All-Rookie said. Atlanta at Los Angeles Madick 3b 5 0 2 1 Wilson If 4 1 1 1 Hurst, Bos 8 4 95.2 81 37 53 1.98 Houston at San Francisco Morrsin 2b 2 0 0 1 Lezeano rf 3 1 2 1 M ike Putnam 70-77—147 In Progress), Channel 22 team are defensemen Thomas Eriksson (Philadel­ The tournament is known as the M orris, Det 11 2 115.1 79 34 73 2.11 Steve Meinvk 79-48—147 1:00 Cor Racing: Van Scov Diamond Women’s Rec Cincinnati at San Diego Ray 2b 2 0 0 0 Hayes rf 1 0 0 0 Zohn, Cal 4 3 68.1 43 15 18 2.11 phia) and Jamie Macoun (Calgary), and goaltender ' Manufacturers Hanover West­ Pena c 4 12 0 Wcknfss 1b 2 0 0 0 (iarv Krueger 73-74—147 M in e 500, ESPN Thomas had complete tear Talago Associates blanked Sports­ Stieb, Tor 7 1 92.2 64 X 44 2.23 Frank Conner 72-75—147 1;X Mets vs. Expos, Channel 9, Tom Barrasso (Buffalo). chester Classic. Harper If 4 0 0 0 Corcorn 1b 1 0 1 0 Hernndz, Dt 2 0 44.2 X 13 42 2.31 man Cafe, 108, at Charter Oak Field College World Series Vargas 1b 3 0 0 0 Holland p 0 0 0 0 Denis Watson 72-75—147 WKHT SEATTLE — The surgeon who'Tiperated on " I t ’s a long process and anything No. 1. Mary Lynn Frazier homeredond Qsnbrry, KC 3 2 48.1 X 5 17 2.42 Keith Fergus 75-72—147 1:00 Golf: Westchester Classic, DIstefn 1b 1112 Virgil c 4 0 0 0 Porter, M il 5 2 51.2 52 7 32 2.44 Gorman Thomas said the ailing Seattle Mariners UPI photo can happen in golf," said Beck, singled twice, Terry Clapp added three Thursday's Result Berra ss 4 0 2 0 Garcia 3b 3 0 0 0 David O'Kellv 72-75—147 Channel 3 Boddekr, Qlt 7 4 94.1 70 42 44 2.48 George Archer . 74-73—147 2:00 Yankees vs. Blue Joys, Channel outfielder had suffered a complete tear of the still seeking his first victory in six htls and Bonnie Godin, Kathy Kane, Texas 8, Arizona State 4 Candelar p 2 0 0 0 DeJesus ss 3 1 1 0 Butchr, Mnn 4 3 44.2 75 12 17 2.57 Lemieux threatens Patty Sheehan carded an even-par 72 to hold a and Mary Dee Snow two apiece for Friday's Results Tunnell p 0 0 0 0 Koosmn p 3 0 0 0 Morris Hotolskv 73-74—147 11, W PO P rotator cuff in his right shoulder, the club years. “ You have to have a lot of Tolago's. Eight different players hit Cocanwr, M l 5 5 74.0 74 29 X 2.72 Mark Calcavecchia 74-73—147 2:00 Red Sox vs. Brewers, Channels Cal State Fullerton 4, x-Arlzono State 1 Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 Leal, Andersn Tor p 4 0 M.O 770 31 57 2.75 0 0 0 reported Friday. three-stroke lead after two rounds at the LPGA Kids’ humility and it takes a long time safely for Sportsman. Texas (38) vs. Oklahoma State (2-1) Guante p 0 0 0 0 Matszk 1b 0 0 0 0 Bob Boyd 73-75—148 22, X , W TIC Standings: Renn's Tovern 5-1, First NATIONAL LEAGUE Lee Elder 75-73—148 2:X USFL: Generals vs. Breakers, to boycott draft Classic at Malvern, Pa. and a lot of hard work to believe X8llmlnated Thmpsn ph 1 0 1 0 GGross 1b 0 0 0 0 Individual Bolting Stop Lounge 4-1,,Hungry Tiger 3-1, Bernard pr 0 0 0 0 Ken Green 76-72—148 Channels 8, 40 deep in your heart that you ha'/e D.W . Fish 2-3, Taloga Associates 2-4, plover, cib ab r h 2b 3b hr rbl avg Brad Faxon 74-74—148 Fullerton 6. Arizona State Totals 37 4 11 4 Totals X 5 9 4 Fronen, Mtl 184 17 68 16 2 1 18.370 Lakers vs. Celtics, Channel 3, M ONTREAL (U P I) — Mario Lemieux, the Quebec what it takes." Sportsman 0-4. 1 Pittsburgh 3 X 0 X 020— 4 Phil Hancock 73-75—148 turner System makes offer Gwvnn, SD X 3 X 71 4 5 2 29.350 Jeff Mitchell 76-72—148 Major Junior League scoring sensation, threatened Scott Simpson, regaining his Philadelphia ontXXx — 5 Wshngtn, 153 32 52 9 1 8 X .340 4:00 Boxing: John Collins vs. Alex Cal State Fullerton 020 310 000— 4 10 1 Game-winning RBI — Maddox (1). Scott Watkins 72-76—148 Ramos, Channel X ATLANTA — Officials at Turner Broadcasting Friday to stay away from the N H L entry draft unless confidence after a slow start this Arizona State 000 001 000— 1 8 ) Dernier, Ch 157 32 51 4 1 0 12.3X Jodie Mudd 74-75—149 ^E— Berra. DeJesus. DP— Pittsburgh Hayes, Phil 151 24 49 7 2 3 X .3 X . 8 :M College World Series: Teams to System announced Friday it has offered the U.S. problems in contract negotiations with the Pittsburgh Str6hg finish iets Reinholtz, [}elzer (4) and Catfrey; Brett Upper 74-75—149 be announced, ESPN year, shot 68 to mo've into second Villanueva, Beasley (4 ), Thorpe (5) and Durhm, Ch I X X X 9 1 11 44 .322 M ark Brooks 73-74—149 Football League a $62 million, three-year Penguins could be resolved. place at 134. LOB— Pittsburgh 9, Philadelphia 4 .2B— Brenly, SF 140 19 45 4 0 5 18.321 10:M Boxing: U.S. Olympic Trials, Wakamatsu. W— Reinholtz (13-2); L— Lacy, Berra, (TeJesus, Modlock. HR— Jack Renner 74-73— 149 Channels 8, 40 contract for exclusive cable television rights Lemieux, expected to be made the first choice by Villanueva (4-3). Clark, SF 171 X 54 4 1 11 X .314 Gary Player, at 48 preparing for Lezeano (8), Maddox (2), Wilson (3), Peter Fowler 73-76— 149 beginning next season. Pittsburgh, said negotiations were snagged on bonus Little League Dlstefono (1). SF— Morrison. Cabell, Hou 134 17 42 6 1 3 12.313 L arry RInker 72-77— 149 his 27th consecuti've U.S. Open next Sndbrg, Ch 2)9 32 X 15 4 5 X .311 “ We’re still waiting to hear from the USFL,” clauses. The Penguins, he said, were not offering him Sheehan hoid iead Red Sox 11. Brewers 3 RERBBSO Lyn Lott 77-73—IX week, also came through with a 68 Pittsburgh Redus, CIn I X X 52 8 1 3 8.310 Nick Faldo 74-76—IX said Arthur Sando, TBS vi<» president for Rose, M tl 123 18 X 4 1 0 12.309 enough in the way of incentive money for increased to share third place at 135 with Curt Candeir (L 5-5) 3 2-3 8 5 4 0 1 Thomas GrOV 71-79—I X MILWAUKEE BOSTON Obrkfll, StI (31 14 X 9 0 0 10 .X5 Football communications. "E S P N has the right of first attendance. By Joe Jullano 72 and stand alone in second place Byrum, a second year pro who shot Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Tunnell 21-3 0 0 0 1 3 Samul, Phi 2 X X X 11 8 3 22 ,X 5 refusal and there is no deadline." Guante 2 1 0 0 0 1 Lemieux, his agent Gus Badali, his parents and UPI Sports Writer at 140. Local favorite Amy Alcott 67, and Jay Haas, with a 68. Mannng ct 4 0 1 0 Boggs 3b 5 2 3 0 Philadelphia Hrnndz, NY 177 14 54 7 0 2 22 .X5 PGA results Int. Farm SImmns dh 5 0 1 0 Evons rf 5 2 2 0 Perry, Atl 117 19 X 4 1 1 X .299 Penguins general manager Eddie Johnston were to had a 68 to mpve into a third-place Kosmn (W 58) 4 2-3 8 2 2 2 7 Tom Kite birdied his last fi've The Oilers edged the Lawyers/12*11, Cooper 1b 5 0 10 Rice If 5 3 3 5 Parker, CIn 215 X X 11 0 3 X .298 meet at the Lemieux home Friday night to try and iron MALVERN. Pa. - Patty Shee­ tie at 141 with career non-winner Andersen 1 1-3 2 2 2 0 1 Ray, Pitt 179 X 53 8 3 0 15.294 East Bloc plans games Friday night at Verplanck Field. Yount ss 3 0 0 0 Armas cf 5 2 2 2 Holland (S 11) 1 1 0 0 0 1 $3X4)00 LPGA Kids C loulc out the problems. The Laval Voisins’ superstar hinted han steadied herself in muggy Connie Chillemi, who had a 71. holes (or a round of 66 that left him Oollvle If 4 110 Easier dh 4 0 11 Trillo, SF I X 18 37 7 1 4 12.294 At Malvern, Pa., June 0 Winning pitcher Jeff Lazzarls aided his T—2:25. BERLIN — East Berlin newspapers reported if they weren’t resolved, he might not show up at 92-degree heat after a bad start Vicki Fergon fired the day’s best four shots off the pace at 136. where own cause with a pair of doubles while Howell 3b 4 1 1 0 Bucknr 1b 3 10 0 McRvnIds, 194 X 57 7 3 11 X .294 (Par-72) USFLitandIngs Paul Eldernr>and ond Jay Carangelo Gantner 2b 4 1 2 1 Gedman c 3 1 2 1 Davis, Chi 178 X 52 8 0 8 X . 292 Second round: Friday that international meets in track and Saturday's draft. Friday, shooting an even-par 72 to round — a 67 — to join Pam Gietzen he was tied with Fred Couples (69) contributed at the bat for the victors. Sundbrg c 3 0 0 1 Jurak 2b 4 0 11 Phillies 2. Pirates 1 C. Davs, S F 2 X X X I I 3 7 16.2W Potty Sheehan 6572—137 field, handball, canoeing and cycling will be held "The pressure is on them if I don’t show up,” boost her lead to three strokes (69) at 142. Hall of Fam er Sandra and Wayne Levi (71). James rf 4 0 4 1 Gutlerrz ss 4 0 1 1 Hndrck, StI 183 22 X 11 0 4 X .290 - Sharon Barrett 68-72—140 (FrMovnloht'taametnetinciudad) ' Joton Wllllom s drove In four runs on o Eastern Conference in East Germany in July. “ I ran out of holes,” joked Kite, pair of hits and Tom Provencal added Totals 34 3 1) 3 Totals M 11 15 II Driessn, Cn 121 17 X 9 0 3 18.289 Amy Alcott 7348—141 Lemieux said. midway through the $350,000 Haynie (73) and 1984 tour winner Mllwaufcee 030 000 000— 3 Second Game Revnids, H I X X X 8 2 3 18 .289 Connie ChlllemI to.71_( 4 ] Atlantic Division It said the events will be held July 1527 in " I t would be difficult for him to show up smiling LPG A Kids’ Classic. Alice Miller (70) were among whose longest putt in the string three singles for the Lawyers. Joe W L T Pet. PF PA Mortinez and John Reed sparkled on Boston 214 200 OOx—I I PITTSBURGH PHILADELPHIA ImHvMual Mlchbig Vicki Fergon 75-47— 142 agreement with the athletic organizations of East pretending he is happy under those terms,” Bidali Sheehan, who set a tournament seven players bunched at 143. was of 10 feet. " I was just defense. (Same-winning RBI — Rice (5). ObrhM ObrhM pitcher, db w I Ip h bb so era Pam Gletzen 73-49^142 ' X-Phlla. 14 1 0 .933 417 ‘ 182 New Jersey 11 4 0 .733 3X 274 Bloc states, all of whom, but Romania, have beginning to ha-ve fun out there and E — Buckner, G utierrez. DP — Wynne cf 4 0 2 0 Samuel 2b 4 0 0 0 Sutter, StI 2 3 X .2 31 8 19 1.14 Judy Clark 7370—143 said. " I want some assurance that somehing can be record Thursday with a blistering Also in the 143 group were Allison Milwaukee Mazzllll If 4 0 0 0 Maddox cf 4 0 1 0 Denny, Phil 4 3 M.0 52 8 X 1.X Laura Cole 72-71—143 Pittsburgh 3 12 0 .200 245 311 announced their non-participation in the Los then they made us stop." Washington 2 13 0 .133 221 402 arranged tonight to make it possible for Mario to show 65, bogeyed three of the first five Finney, Kathy Baker, Judy Clark, 1, Boston 1. LOB— Mllwaukee9, Boston 5. Modlck 3b 3 1 1 0 Wilson If 4 0 1 0 Mahler, Atl 4 1 X.2 45 12 19 1.78 Sandra Havnie 70-73—143 Angeles Olympics. 2B— Gantner, James, Gedman 2, Easier, Thmpsn 1b 4 0 0 0 Holland p 0 0 0 0 Honyett, LA 7 2 91.0 74 17 44 1.K Alice Miller 7370—143 Southern Dlvlslan up tomorrow. holes but finished strong despite Donna White and Laura Baugh Levi, who started the day tied (or x-BIrmnghm 12 3 0 .800 464 ,2X National Farm Cooper, Gutierrez. 3B—Boggs. HR— Rice Ray 2b 4 0 2 0 Lezeano rf 3 1 1 0 Holland, Phi 4 3 X.O X 11 X 1.89 Donna H White 71-72—143 “We don't have a choice if he is drafted by the stifling heat, posting birdies on Cole. Tw5tlme 1984 winner Betsy second with Ed Fiori, two shots 2 (10), Armas (14). SF—Sundberg. DIstefan rf 3 0 0 0 Haves rf 1 0 0 0 Ryan, Hou 4 2 K.1 X X X 2.02 Allison Finney 71-72—143 x-Tampa Bay 11 4 0 .733 418 298 Pittsburgh. Either they justignore us completely, and three of the final seven holes. IP H R ER BB SO Lacy ph 1 0 0 0 Wcknfss 1b 3 1 1 0 Knepper, Ho 4 5 92.2 72 19 49 2.04 Kathy Baker 49-74 143 New Orleans 8 7 0 .533 293 324 King rallied with a 69 to head a behind Beck, had a hole-in-one on DIRosa Cleaners got by Morlarty Memphis 7 8 0 .467 273 '341 if they ignore us completely, then we’ll take the The 27-year-old Californian com­ Brothers, 11-10, at Bowers Field. Mike Mllwoukee M ay c 3 0 0 0 Diaz c 2 0 0 0 Pena, LA 4 2 K.1 71 15 X 2.13 Marta Flgueros-Dottl 72-72—144 Holman takes lead group of eight players at even-par the par-3,133-yard sixth hole, using Haas (L 3-5) 2 7 7 7 1 2 Pena ph 10 11 Corcorn 1b 1 0 1 0 Candeir, Ptt 5 4 45.1 45 15 X 2.X Cvnthio Flgg 7371— 144 Jacksonville 4 11 0 .X7 X7 391 initiative in some w ay." pleted two trips around the 6,283- Pascarelll led the offense with three Western Conference 144. a pitching wedge. RBI (While Bill Kennedy and Mark Lazorko 4 2-3 8 4 4 1 2 Berra ss 4 0 1 0 Garcia 3b 4 0 4 1 Lea, M tl 10 2 97.2 81 X 51 2.21 Becky Pearson 72-72—144 RIVERSIDE, Calif.- — Marshall Holman, Lemieux, who has been touted as the next Wayne yard, par-72 White Manor Country Walts 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 McW llm p 2 0 1 0 DeJesus ss 4 0 1 1 McWllms, P 2 3 42.0 X X 49 2.32 Jull Inkster 7371— 144 Central DIvIslaa Fiori fell back to 73-138 while Midford shined on defense tor the Houston 10 5 0 .667 514 3X seeking his first PBA title in almost a year, took Gretzky, had 133 goals and 149 assists with the Voisins Club course at 137, 7-under. A JoAnne Carner, who also- is winners. For Morlarty's, Travis HIbler Boston Frobel ph 0 0 0 0 K(3ross p 3 0 0 0 Valenzul, LA 5 6 92.1 79 X 84 2.X Betsy King 7549^144 defending champion Se've Balles­ Boyd (W 1-3) 9 11 3 0 2 5 Morrisn ph 1 0 0 0 GGross If 0 0 0 0 Trout, Chi 7 3 72.0 49 21 X 2.X Jo Ann Washam 7371 144 Mlchlgon 8 7 0 .533 333 321 over the lead in the $115,000 Southern California last season. victory would net Sheehan a eligible for the $500,000 bonus here, was the hitting star while Kevin Plaut Oklahoma 6 9 0 .400 217 385 teros had 68 for 141. and Duftv McGee had good gomes Hoas pitched to 4 batters In 3rd. Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 Carlton, Phil 2 3 82.1 77 X 43 2.51 Dawn Coe 72-72—144 Open Friday, moving 16 pins ahead of Joe Another player drawing attention at the NHL $500,000 bonus in addition to the had five bogeys and a double­ detenslvelv. T—2:26. A—23.095. Totals M I 8 I Totals X 2 K 2 , Soto, CIn 7 1 87.1 51 29 75 2.X Judy Ellis 72-72—144 San Antonio 5 10 0 .333 239 '293 Chicago 5 10 0 .333 310 372 bogey en route to a 75-145. Carter Cheviolet topped Woltf- Pittsburgh OXOXXI—1 Chris Johnson 72-73—145 Salvemini. annual meetings was former Canadian Olympian $52,500 first prize. For the second straight day, Zackln, 18-8, Thursday. Ricky Blakes- Phlladsiphia OXIXSOx—2 Patti RIZZO 71-74—145 ^ PacHIc Division Holman, winner of 16 career PBA titles, won six Craig Redmond. He was reported this week to have Sharon Barrett, who won her Defending champion Beth Daniel temperatures soared above 90 (3am 5 wlnnlng RBI — (jarcia (1). Joanne Corner 70-75—145 Denver 8 7 0 .533 310 3X lev was the winning pitcher, striking Los Angeles 8 7 0 ,533 287 '309 of his eight match games in the fifth round to said he would return to school rather than play for the. first career tour event last month, withdrew because of back miseries degrees at the 6,687-yard West­ out seven. Chris Cormier homered (or DP—Pittsburgh 1, Philadelphia 1. LOB Sue Fogleman 7571— 145 Tennis —Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia 9. 2B— Dale Eggellna 78-48—144 Arizona 7 8 0 .467 386 'XO climb from fifth to first with a total pinfall of 7,622. Toronto Maple Leafs if they drafted him. kept up her hot putting to finish at and numbness in her left leg. chester Country Club course. the winners while Norman Spector Boxing Ciakland 6 9 0 .400 1M i291 played well defensively. Dan Gare- (Sarcla. SB— Ray (4), Berra (1). Anne-Marie Palll 7571— 144 Redmond said he would likely’ make a decision in vento. Bob Schilling and Larry Nor­ eeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeee IP H RERBBSO Jane Lock 72-74—144 x-dlnchedptavotfspot n id a y 's (Tomes the summer after he has talked with the team that man were standouts (or Woltf-Zackin. Plltsburgh Pat Brodlev 7373—144 White Sox recall Sarojas Standings; Morlarty Brothers 7-1, French Open results McWllllms (L 28) 7 8 2 2 2 5 Cathy Marino 7572—144 Phi lodelphla at Denver, night drafts him. His decision, he added, would be based on U.S. Olympic Triala JacksoAvllleat Arizona, night DIRosa Cleaners 4-1, Carter Chevrolet Tekulve 1 2 0 0 0 0 Penny Pulz 47-79—144 CHICAGO — The Chicago White Sox recalled whether l\e felt he could contribute to the team. Philadelphia Jane (taddes 7374—144 M w d a v 's Oomee Blast captures MISL title 5-2, W olff-Zackln 2-8, Nichols T ire 0-7. French Open (All Times EOT) relief pitcher Salome Barojas from the American In other developments, Buffalo Sabres goaltender K. Grss (W2-1) 7 1-3 5 0 0 0 1 At Fort Wertb, Texas, June Jane Crofter 71-75—146 At Paris, June 8 Holland (S 12) 133 3 1 1 1 1 8 Michigan at Oakland, 4;X p.m. Men's singles Quarterfinals Catherine Ponton 7374—147 Association Denver Bears Friday and placed Tom Barrasso capped off an award- filled week by within 53. T—2:14. A—31,1M. Ayoko Okamoto 77-70—147 Memphis at Tampa Boy, 8 p.m. BALTIMORE (UPI) - The gave Baltimore a lead it never Semifinals 119 Pounds — Todd Hickman, Akron, Sunday's (Tames relief pitcher Ron Reed on the 15day disabled being named to the first-ever NHL All-Rookie team. Fink put in three goals within 41 John McEnroe, 1, U.S., def. Jimmy Ohio, def. M ario Gonzales, Torrington, Kathy Whitworth 7374—147 Baltimore Blast scored three early relinquished. The Steamers won National Robin Walton 7572—147 New Orlstm at NSW Jersey, 2 : X p.m. list. The 15year-old posted a 25 12-3 mark last season seconds of the fourth period and Connors, 3, U.S., 7-5,4-1,6-2; Ivan Lendl, Wyo., 4-1; Robert Shannon, Edmonds, Washington at Birmingham, 2:30 goals Friday night and rode their the series opener and lost the last 2, Czechoslovakia, def. Mots Wllander, 4, Wash., (M . MIchoel Gregn, Plainfield, Nancy Lopez 71-76—147 along with a 2.84 goals-agalnst average after jumping added another later to make a rout DIRosa Cleaners came from behind Dot (Xrmoln 7572—147 p.m. , advantage the rest of the way for a four games. tor a 12-11 victory over Morlarty Sweden, 4-3,4-3, 7-5. N.J., 5b; David Gauvnv Fall River, Los Angeles atOfclahoma,3:Xp.m, directly from high school to the NHL. Barrasso was of the contest after St. Louis had Men's doubles Mass., def. Tyrone Stewarf, U.S. Army, Debbie Massey 7573—147 153 victory over the St. Louis The St. Louis offense came to life Brothers Friday night at Buckley Soccer Barb Thomas 7573—147 Chicogo at Houston, 2 :X p.m. also, named this week to the NH L first All-Star team, pulled goalie Slobo Illjewski for Field. Oonny Lopez' solo homer In the Semifinals 4-1; Jesse Benavides, Corpus ChrlstI,' Monday's Oome Steamers to capture the Major in the third quarter when Njego Pavel Slozll and Tomas Smid, •••••••••••••••••••••• Texas, def. Floyd Favors, Capitol Alice RItzmon 7374—147 Mats sign Shawn Abner and won the Calder Trophy as top rookie and Vezina three minutes to put in an extra bottom of the sixth Inning won It for the Amy Benz 7376—148 San Antonio at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Indoor Soccer League Pesa and Larry Hulcer scored 28 Cleaners. Bryan CollettI had three hits Czechoslovakia, def. Jimmy Arias and Heights, Md.. 5b. FrMinf, June IS Trophy as leading goalie. attacker to aid its offense. MacWilr IX Pounds — Derrick Robinson, St. Sandra Palmer 7375—148 MECHANICSBURG, Pa. - The New York championship. seconds apart against goalkeeper Including a gradslam homer and a Eric Korlta, U.S., 4-1, 4-1, 48; Henri Midget Beverly Klass 7575-148 Washington at Philadelphia, 7p.m. ■ Joining Barrasso on the rookie team were Calgary Hams scored one goal during that boses-looded double, Corey Wesolos- Leconte and Yannick Noah, France, def. Louis, def. Victor Levine, Kokomo, Ind., Jacksonville at New Orleans, 8 p.m^ Mets announced Friday the signing of Shawn The title was the first for Keith Vap Eron to close the gap to 5b; Andrew Mlnsker, Mllwoukle, Ore., Kathy Hite 7572—148 defenseman Jamie Macoun and Philadelphia’s flurry. ^ kle hod two hits and Jason DIeterle a Eric Fromm, U.S., and Shlomo Gllck- MCC: Sounders5(MattKohut2,Tom Therese Hesslon 7375—148 Arizona at Chlco(K>, 8 p.m. Abner, the No. 1 pick in the free agent amateur Baltimore, which won the best- 3-2. boses-looded single (or the winners. steln, Israel, 38, 78,4-3, 57, U . Berte, Brian Blount, Kevin Tedford), def. Meldrick Taylor, Philadelphia, Oakland at Los Angelss, 10 p.m. Thomas Eriksson. Left winger Sylvain Turgeon of Women's singles '' 4-1; Muffin Spencer^Devlln 70-78—148 baseball draft. of-seven final series four games to But Mike Stankovic and Paul Brian Sombric pFtched well In relief. Rockets 2 (Kirk .Rlnabloom, Robert Lynn Adams 7573—148 Saturday, June 16 Hartford, who led all rookies with 40 goals, joined Baltimore withstood a brief Ryan Barry hurled three scoreless S em llln al, Stearns). ' Lyndon Walker, Washington, def. Denver ot New Jersey, 1 ;X p.m. The 17-year-old will report Monday to the Mets one. Kitson scored before the period offensive effort in the early going M artina Navratilova, 1, U.S., def. Hona Alex- Deborah Skinner 7573—148 Detroit center Steve Yzerman and Calgary right Innings for Morlarty's and also con­ Kennedy: Girls- Comets 4 (Jessica Kyle O'Brien ^70—149 BlrmlnghamatlMemphls,8 p.m. ‘ Class A Kingsport, Tenn., (arm team In the Goals by Dave MacWilliams and ended to make it 52. Tim Walters tribute three hits offensively. Kevin Mandllkova, 3, Czechoslovakia, 38,52,5 Marquez 3, Cara Drapeau), Whitecaps onder Madrid, U.S. Army, referee Tampa Bay ot Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. . winger Hakan Ixob on the forward line. before MacWilliams and Fink stopped contest, 3rd round, 1 ;X ; Bernard Lauren Howe 77574—149 Appalachian League. Joey Fink in the first 10 minutes scored (or St. Louis late In the third Bottomlv and Mike Talago hit well and 2. 0. Silvia Bertolaccinl / 77-72—149 Monday. Juno M Yzerman led all rookies in scoring with 39 goals and scored five minutes apart in the Mark Boyko played well defensively Saturdoy's final — Navratilova vs. Stallions 1 (Allison Newman), Cari­ Gray, Boynton Beach, Fla., det. Lupe OklahomaiatMldil(Kin,8p.m. at Ml< period to bring the Steamers Gutierrez, Turlock, Calif., 50. Bonnie Lauer / 7575—149 48 assists. and Pat Ercoli in the second period first period. for Morlarty's. Chris Evert Llovd,.2, U.S. bous C. Carole Charbonnier ...... 7575—149 Son Antonioilo at Houston, 9 p.m. IK MANCHKSTKH lIKKALl), Suluidiiy Juno M. '.984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Sulurduy. June 9. IP',4 - I9_

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MfkNCHESTER — Avail­ CAPE COD — Six room FARRAND REMODEL­ MICROSCOPE, MONOC- SPRINGER SPANIEL — TAG SALE — Large se­ 1983 YAM A H A IT-175 — 643-2711 able Immediately. One, cape, two full baths, three ING — Cabinets, roofing, ULAR — Locking 8 months old. All shots, lection housewares, Less than 500 miles. Coll hardware, collectibles Classified..Store/Office Space .. .44 Household Goods...... 62 For advertisements to be . two and three bedroom bedrooms accomodating gutters, room additions, wooden cose, three ocu­ AKC papers. Very affec­ 872-2343. Business Opportunities .. .22 and much morel 107 Del-' Notices Resort Property ...... 45 Misc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ apartments. $400, $440, six In East Harwich In o decks, oil types of remo­ lar and thrOe oblective tionate, great watch dog. Situation Wanted ...... 23 $75. Coll 649-9664 otter mont Street, Saturday & FOLD UP BICYCLE De­ Misc. for Rent...... 46 Home and Garden ...... 64 Minimum Charge: line Is 2:30 p.m . on Fridoy. $520, heat and hot water quiet neighborhood. $350 deling and repairs. FR EE lens, slides and covers, Lost/Found...... 01 Employment Info...... 24 o week. Coll 6464)293, directions tor use. Coll 4pm. Sunday, 9am to 3pm. luxe model 3 speed. Cost Wanted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... ' 65 $2.25 for one day Included. Dissell and estimates. Fully Insured. Personals...... 02 Iftstructlon...... 25 649-5620. Telephone 643-6017, otter 643-6680. $50. ••••••••••••••••••••••• over $200, sell $75. Ideal Musical Ite m s ...... 66 Per W o rd : Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. Announcements 03 Roommates Wanted. .48 6pm, 647-8509. TAG SALE — June 9th & for use with a camper. 1-2 d a y s ...... 1S« Read Your Ad Recreational Items 67 Auctions...... 04 Recreational Item s ...... 67 A N T IQ U E T A B L E & 10th. 87 St. John Street, Call 528-1880. Real Estate 14C ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 Manchester. Antiques...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... Classified advertisements beidrooms. Prices to fit DESIGN KITCHENS by FOUR CH A IR S— Sewing Services 13« Homes for Sale ...... 31 Ta g Sales...... 69 6 d a y s ...... are taken by telephone as a your budget. Housing Un­ J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, Machine and Radio. Coll CANOE — Mansfield, 15' 1980 YA M A H A IT 175 G — Seryices Offered...... 51 Wanted to Buy ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c convenience. lim ited. Coll 724-1967 CAPE COD, Falmouth — vanities, formica, Wilson 643-6740. THE BEST SHOW In Many new ports, must Financial Condominiums...... 32 fibreglass exterior. Eastern Connecticut Painting/Popering — .52 H appy Ads: The Manchester Herald is (Chg.).______■ House for rent. Sleeps 6, art, Corlon counter tops, Mohonoonev-rlbbed In­ see. $750 or best otter. Lots/Land for Sale ...... 33 (over 150 flea market Coll 643-5282, otter Mortgages...... IV Building/Confracting 53 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only tor one incor- Vt mile to beach. Coll kitchen coblnet fronts, WESTINGHOUSE AIR terior. $300. Coll 649-9414. Invesfment Property ...... 34 CONDITIONER — BJ)00 vendors) happens every 6:30pm. Personal Loans...... 12 Roofing/Siding ...... 54 rect insertion and then only MANCHESTER — 400 646-8686. complete woodworking Business P ro p e rty...... 35 Automotive service, custom mode BTU's. $25. Coll Otter Sunday, 9om-3pm at the Insurance...... 13 Heafing/Plumbing — .55 Deadlines tor the sl e ot the original North Main Street. New If y o u 're Resort P ro p e rty ...... 36 2 two bedroom townhouse. furniture, colonial repro­ 6pm, 643-9505. Tog Soles Mansfield Drlve-ln Thea­ 26" WOMANS B ICYC LE Wanted fo B o rro w ... .14 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale . 71 Misc. for Ront 46 looking for F lo o rin g ...... For classified advertise- Insertion. AOpllanced kitchen, con­ ductions In wood, 9 varie­ tre (Junction 31 8i 32, — 10 speed Ross. Like Income Tax Serylce . 57 Motorcycles/Bicycles 72 ments to be published Tues- E rro rs which do not lessen BOBBY MAC cor seat, Mansfield) Seller spaces new. Asking $65. Coll an ettective venient to bus line and ties of hardwood and w ay to sell Rentals Seryices Wanted...... 58 Rec Vehicles...... 73 the value ottheadvertisement holds child 7 to 40 lbs. $25. T W O FAMILY TAG available. Open Satur­ otter 5pm, 646-5029. Employment day through Saturday, the shopping. $575 plus utlll- MANCHESTER — Two veneers NOW IN STOCK something, Auto Seryices...... 74 Coll 646-8255. SALE — 95 Cedar Street, days too. Coll 429-1998. Rooms for Rent ...... 41 deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an tl#s. Option to buy availa­ cor garage, storage only. Coll 649-9658 or evenings, Manchester, Saturday, lo o k to & Education For Sale Autos for Rent/Lease. .75 ble; Peterman Building 289-7010.______1972 YAM A H A DT125 Dirt Apartments for Rent ...... 42 before publication. additional Insertion. $80 per month. Allbrio lOom to 3pm, "Lots of T A G SALE — Baby Classified! Holiday/Seasonal...... 61 Misc. AutomotiVjps^^.. . .76 Co., 649-9404 or 647-1340. Realty, 649-0917. LARGE CONNECTICUT Bike — Needs work. $200 Help Wanted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 ANCHOR ELECTRICAL Stuff I" Items, furniture and mis- or best offer. Call 647- M AP, school roll up type, Call us today CONTRACTORS — Do copyright 1920. $25 Firm. celloneous household 9509. MANCHESTER — Two to place your Roommates Wonted 41 any size or type of work. Coll 649-7625. TAG SALE — Saturday, Items. 126 Bolton Street, room apartment. Heat June 9th, 9om to 4p(n- low-cost ad. and hot water. For more Fully Insured. Free Esti­ Manchester. Saturday, DIAMOND BACK 21 Lote/Lond for Sale ••••••••••••••••••••••• mates. Coll 647-0293. WILL SELL SIX Sterling Bennet Junior High June 9th, 10am to 4pm. SILVER STREAK — Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wonted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted Information call 563-4438 School, 1146 Main Street, Notices or 529-7858. ROOMMATE — Mole or •••••••••••aeeeaeeaeeee sliver teaspoons, Towle Rain Date: June 16th. Good condition. Asking female. $175 per month Manchester. Lots of goo­ $300. Ask about racing Roofing/SIding 54 Chippendale pbttern. Call BOOKKEEPER - TOWN EXPERIENCED, MA­ TOWN OF MANCHES­ MAINTENANCE PER­ FREE CATALOG — Ot~ plus '/2 utilities.. Leave Never used. $99. Coll dies. All proceeds to be­ JU N E 9lh, 10am to 4pm. equipment. Coll 646-7945. ENGINEER — Expe­ COLLEGE STUDENTS, EAST HARTFORD — nefit Bond U n ifo rm OF CO VEN TR Y — Sa­ TURE FULL TIME TER — TYPIST — $3.37 SON — 40 hours per week. land bargains, 5 acres to message, 649-8944. 643-9794 otter 5pm. 21 Clark Road, Bolton. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Loit/Found 01 rienced Civil. Permanent SUM M ER JOBS, plus re­ 500 acres, covering V e r -’ ’' Five room aportment. •••••••••••••••#•■•••#• Fund. Herald position for resporislble lary, $10,851-313,141. Per­ SALES PERSON— Apply per hour (20 hours per Immediate temporary Four families. Many ceive 3 college credits. mont and the Berkshire*-'; V/i baths. $450 monthly. Bl DWELL HOME Im­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• Individual at protect en­ forms input for auto- In person to: Marlow's, week). The Town moy opening for an Individual FEMALE ROOMMATE MOVIE PROJECTOR Items, automotive, child­ M isc Automotive 76 Excellent salary, high at lowest Imaginable prl-~ Coll 649-7620.______provement Company — Classified LOST — Black male cat, gineer level for design of mafed payroll and 867 Main’ Street, have summer positions experienced In plumbing — Moke oil seasons voca­ Roofing , siding, altera­ with screen, O A F Super 8 ren's clothes, toys, Income In response to ces. Write: CATALOG.. tion time on o beautiful household Items, some aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa white claws, chest, stom­ highway structures. P.E. U.S. Government Youth accounts payable sys­ Manchester. for Manchester residents and electrical work. This M A N CH ESTER — Avail­ tions, additions. Some or Std. 8. Excellent condi­ TIRE — F78-15 with rim. ach. Collar with bell att­ desireable. central Con­ tems for oil town depart­ who are full time students lob could lead to perman­ O FFIC E , P.O. BOX938-E, able Immediately. Two private lake. Shore house tion. 1Vi years old. Used 5 furniture, much Opportunity Program, North Adams, Mass,"'.! number for over 30 years. TAG SALE — Furniture, Excellent tread, non- 643-2711 ached. Vicinity Flara necticut location. Reply ments to maintain prim­ DRIVERS TO SELL Hood and at least 16 years of ent employment. Apply bedroom apartment on on lake with other fe­ times. $80 or best otter. miscellaneous. American Future Student 649-6495. linens, miscellaneous rodlol, whitewall. Coll Road, Bolton. Call Old to Box N, c/o The Man­ Marketing Division. Po­ ary financial data for use Ice cream. We want 50 age. Must be able to type In person: M eadows first floor. Appllanced male. Only minutes from Coll 742-5050. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Hartford. $262 per month Items. June, 9th, 9om to YARD SALES — June 9th 875-6736 Otter 7pm. $22. Lyme, 1-423-7752, collect. chester Herald. sitions available In the In a central control sys­ drivers at once. Ding 30 words per minute. Manor, 333 Bldwell kitchen, basement stor­ BRUCO ROOFING — Re­ tem. Maintains general Dong Carts, 44 Prospect Street, Manchester. plus V2 utilities. Coll Deb­ 29 GALLON FISH TANK 2pm, 74 Brlorwood Drive. 8.10th, 205 to 271 Bush Hill LOST — Orange Tiger Manchester area. Car Applications ore availa­ InvtstmMit Propwtv M ' age, 2 cor parking. $450 a sidential rerootlng our Lotus Crochet YOU CAN eniov extra RN — Positions available ledger and subsidiary Hill Road (Exit45off 1-91) ble at the Personnel Of­ month. No utilities In­ bie at 295-8369 otter 6pm. specialty. 15 years expe­ — Includes stand, filter, Rood, Manchester. Much vacation money by ex­ cat, named Jeffrey (on needed. Call 282-0778 TAG SALE — Saturday, Miscellaneous! Immediately — Staff from 9om-5pm. manual ledger accounts. East Windsor, 623-1733. fice, Town Hall, 41 Center CAR RECONDITIONING cluded. Security deposit rience. Fully Insured. pump, lighted hood, ce­ changing idle items in tag). In Homestead Posts purchase orders: FOUR FAMILY HOUSE,,. MANCHESTER — Pro­ ramics, plants. Needs June 9th, 9om to 1pm. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Street area. Please call Nurse, 1st shift - Head Street, Manchester, CT. — Must have knowledge and 1 year lease required. Coll 649-7097. ■ your home for cash ... Nurse, 3rd shift - Clinical Interfiles purchase bills and prior experience In — On lot 137 X 92. No :: fessional female to shore heater. Good condition. Toys, gomes, 20" bike, with an ad in classified. 643-2269. LUNCHEON WAITRESS Females and minorities Call 646-8352. ••••••••••••••••••••••• pressure cooker, plant Nurse II (durational), 1st and processes vendor — Tuesday through Fri­ are encouraged to apply. reconditioning cars. realtors. Telephone 643-. 6 room house. $275 $65. Coll 646-0241. Automotive Call 643-2711 toplace your shift. Excellent starting payments. Prepares own 4751, between 6 and Bpm.. . monthly plus -Vz utilities. Htotlna/Plumblng 55 stand, fabrics, old typew­ LOST — Friday after- PART TIME Evenings day. Experience pre­ Need take charge, self AVAILABLE IMME­ riter, mirror, etc. 70 ad. salary plus all S TA TE payroll, assists the Town BUILDERS — Local con­ starter. Available tor • ••••••••••••••••••••••' ' • Coll 649-8495 evenings. CHAPPEE WOOD AND ••••••••••••••••••••••• noan, a Keyring with tag and Saturday — Inven­ ferred. Apply: Manches­ DIATELY — Attractive 2 aeaeeeeeeeeeeaeeeaeeeee . Grandview Street, benefits. Ratating pass tory control receptionist. Manager In the prepara­ ter Country Club, 305 tracting company Is look­ flexible hours. Great ca­ bedroom apartment. Ap­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• COAL STOVE, used 3 that reads MOM. Con­ ing for top notch crews to ButhiMt PropMTty M7 j FOGARTY BROTHERS Manchester. • Con/Trucks for Solo 71 tains 2 car keys, house days, 5 on, 3 off. Apply: Call 647-9997, Monday tion of the Annual Budget South Main Street. 646- reer path for the promot- pliances, wall-to-wall, winters. 19,000 BTU's. build post and beam — Bathroom remodel­ Asking $75. Coll 643-0907, So Popular and mailbox key. Badly Mansfield Training through Friday, between and provides a variety of 0103. able person. Drivers li­ •••••••••••••••••••••a* ■ convenient location. Services ing; Installation water aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa reports containing prim­ shells In the Colchester T A G SALE — Antiques, needed. I'm locked out. School, Route 44, Mans­ 10am and 2pm. cense required. Hurry! INDUSTRIAL BUILD- : Garage. $550 per month. heaters, garbage dispo­ otter 6pm. 1979 CHEVY MALIBU field Depot, C T or call ary financial data In area. Theshellconsistsof Coll 643-9008. ••••••••••••••••••••••• furniture, "Something Please call ar return to PART TIME — Typist, ING — 4800 SO. ft. Cen­ Including heat, hot water. sals; faucet repairs. 649- for Everyone!" Low prl- CLASSIC SPORT COUPE Barbara Roy, 429-6451, SERVICE STATION AT­ budget execution. Min­ Receptionist and Assist­ a timber frame, shea­ trally located In Man- M r. Rothman, 646-4144. SMITH CORONA CO­ — V 8, automatic, power Shady Glenn, 643-0511 or thing and Installation of Strvicts Offtrtd 51 4539. VIso/MosterCord cesl Friday, Saturday call 646-1050. Ext. 509 for appointment. TENDANT and m e­ imum requirements: ant In Manchester doc­ CAR RECONDITIONER Chester. Call Broker, R .' Evenings, 643-1969. RONET Super 12portoble steering, air condition­ chanic. Apply In person: the windows, doors and accepted. electric typewriter. Light and Sunday, 9om to 4pm. EO-AAE. High School Education tor's office. Mature, reli­ — No experience neces­ Samuelson, 649-0498. - - ••••••••••••#•#•••••■•• ••••••••••••••••••••••• ing, AM /FM , vinyl top. 252 Spencer Street, Man- and minimum of two siding. Coll 658-2277. blue. Excellent condi­ 54 Valley Street, off Cen­ IM POUNDED — Female, a able person with pleasant sary. Looking for a new SUPER FOUR ROOM ODD JOBS, Trucking. Call 643-2880. COUNTER HELP chester, CT.______years of Increasingly re­ tion. $70. Coll otter 6pm, ter Street. 4 years old. Spaniel, personality. Approxi­ PERSON WANTED — To career? Must be self star- TOWNHOUSE — $435 Home repairs. You name Floortaig 55 WANTED — Apply: Do­ sponsible bookkeeping mately 25 hours per week ter. Be flexible and have R G I l t C l I S plus gas heat. Phone 643-9464. orange and white, neu­ SUMMER HELP — As­ make and decorate Dairy it, we do It; Free esti­ TAG SALE — Saturday, 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS tered male, 4 years old nut Inn, Route 44a, Cav- experience Including for one person or two drivers license to train Rose or Don, 646-2482 or ••••••••••••••••••••••• WAGON. 350 V-8. Auto­ semblers and coll wind­ Queen Ice creom cakes. mates. Insured. 643-0304. FLOORSANDING — June 9th (Rain Dote: pointer, brown and white. entry. Call 742-7722. general ledger and some persons 10 to 15 hours per Some cake experience tor this new position. 646-8646. GULISTAN PACIFIC matic. Posl-tractlon. ers, finger dexterity familiarity with compu­ Floors like new. Special­ Blue wall to wall carpet Sunday, June -lOth) 616 Both found on Hunter week. Must type 60 words helpful. Mornings, 9am- Excellent opportunity. LAWN MOWING — West Middle Tpke., 9om Roof rack, radio, de- required. Will train. 4day Rooms for Ront 41 izing In older floors, natu­ 16.4 X 11.5 Very good Street. Call the Manches­ BAKERS TRAINEE ter processes or services. per minute. Call 646-5153, 12 noon, Monday thru Call 643-9008. O N E BEDROOM Hedge trimming - chain fogger, more. Original WANTED — Apply: Do­ week, 10 hour day, 7am- ral and stained floors. No condition. $85. Coll 643- to % m . ter Dog Warden, 646-4555. (The town Is seriously leave message with Wednesday. Apply In per- A P A R TM E N T for rent. sow work - light trucking. owner. 643-2880. Miiiaaa4»» V' N A 'l nut Inn, Route 44a, Cav- 5:30pm. Apply at: Able waxing anymore. John ••••••••••••••••••••••• considering raising the service. son: Hartford Road HAIRCUTTERS — SU­ Apply: 143 Main Street, General handyman. In­ 1215. entry. Call 742-7722. Coll, Howard Road, salaPy range to $12,851- CENTRAL LOCATION— Verfollle. Coll 646-5750. SA TU R D A Y, 6/9 — 1 to 26 Dairy Queen. PERCUTS IS NOW HIR­ mornings only. sured. Coll Roy, 646-7973. 1971 DODGE DART Announcements 03 Bolton. $15,141.) Applications Kitchen privileges. Free ' ALUMINUM DOORS — Columbus Street, 9am- ING In Manchester. If parking. Security and 2pm. Volkswagon bus, SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ OFFICE POSITION — will be received until the you have or are about to 32" X 78" and 36" x 80". ••••••••••••••••••••••• TELEPHONE SALES — references required. Call, FOUR ROOM APART­ Houstbold Goods 62 wood, roof top carrier, matic, power steering. East Hartford area. Typ ­ close of business on June receive a Connecticut MENT — First floor. Good condition. $25 each. Excellent running condi­ V t # ing, filing. Compufer Part time evenings. We 18th, 1984. 643-2693 after 4pm. Wooden shutters, 4 pair, front tire mount, choirs, need a few aggressive AUTO MECHANIC — State Cosmotologist Li­ Mature adults. No pets. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa games, dishes, bikes, gas tion. Florida cor. Coll CONTRARY TO knowledge helpful. Wil­ Quality shop needs 2 ex­ M ECHANIC — Auto ser­ cense, give us a call at 16" x51". $35 for oil. Coll go-getters to work In C A R P E T E D , FUR-- Security. One car. Tele­ LAWN MOWERS RE­ USED REFRIGERA­ grill, women's clothes, 871-2330, mornings. $950. POPUIAR BEIIEF or ling to train. Pleasant SHEET METAL vice. Experience pre­ 649-2411. Benefits in­ 649-4983. Manchester office. $80 to perienced mechanics. NISHED ROOM — With” '' phone 649-1265. PAIRED— Quick, Expert TORS, WASHERS, sizes 16-18, trunk, drapes, unfounded rumors we telephone voice. Fringe DRAFTSM AN — Capable Good pay and conditions, ferred. Apply at: Gil's clude: Paid training, ex­ Ranges - clean, guaran­ are not moving, nor are $150 weekly. Apply of kitchen privileges. On ., Servicel Senior Dis­ small crib. GOV'T SURPLUS CARS benefits. Please call: 289- of producing shop draw­ benefits. Apply In per­ Auto Service, Route 6, cellent starting salary, EAST HARTFORD )- teed, ports and service. Si TR U CKS under $100. we going out of busi­ once, call Mr. Richards Bolton.______bus line. Manchester. count! Free Pick Up and 2708 for appointment. ings for duct work. Must son: Groot's Automotive frequent wage reviews, Available June 15th. Five Low prices. B.D. Pearl & Now available In your ness. we are alive and after 6 p.m. of 646-0500, Coll 647-1119. Dellveryl ECONOMY GIANT TAG SALE — ext. 261. have building construc­ Service, Inc., 555 East M ACHINISTS — Several paid vacatlon/holidoys. room apartment, heat, Son, 649 Main Street, area. Coll 1-(619)-569- well, come see us. MECHANICALLY IN­ tion knowledge. Will con­ MOW ER, 647-3660. TWIN C Y L I N D E R Two stoves, clothing, Middle Tpke., Manches­ openings at our Man­ Clientele and equipment EAST HARTFORD — hot water. Adults, no 643-2171. books. 40 Nutmeg Street, 0241. 24 Hours. Crocket Buried Under Books CLINED PERSON sider training an expe­ ter or call 649-8844, ask for provided. Management pets. 2nd floor. Call 289- SEAR'S Tank type air 39 furmll Hate, HAIRDRESSER chester Industrial Park Older gentleman, 1 bed-.t';' BRICKS, BLOCKS, Saturday, June 9th, 9om N EED ED — Full time rienced sheet metal BUI. Plant tor persons with 2-3 opportunities. SUPER­ 7756 until 5pm, after 5pm ELECTRIC RANGE, 30" compressor. 1 HP, 120 CAMARO, 1976 — Power Mondwtttr position with overtime. NEEDED — Experience room efficiency. All' STONE — Concrete. to 3pm. RAIN OR SHINEI *43-7293. preferred, full time. Va­ mechanic. Pay accord­ years experience. Must CU TS, Phone 649-2411. and weekends 528-0956. Chimney repairs. No lob Westlnghouse. Older but pis, $250. Like new. Coll steering, 6 cylinder, 5 0 8 5 Qualifications: Mechani­ ing to ability. Paid holi­ utilities. Shore bath. $65'"' 649-4886 otter 6pm. cation and sick pay. Call P A R T T I M E EM­ be able to set up and weekly. Coll 643-6712. too small. Coll 644-8356. Cleon, good working con­ SATURDAY, JUNE9th— AM/FM. Excellent con­ Crochet an elegant round cal aptitude, neat ap­ days, benefits and profit ______I I Ultimate I Beauty Salon, PLOYEE — For wee­ operate lathes, auto­ PHYSICAL THERAPIST O N E BEDROOM dition. $50 or best offer. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa (Rain Dote: Sunday, dition. $2100. Coll 646- tablecloth in the lovely pearance, driver's li­ sharing. Call 728-6600 or matic chuckers. Bridge- — Manchester area. Part APARTMENT AT CEN­ Coll 649-7811. 9679. Lotus design for festive Employment cense, ability to work 643-2103, ask for Judy or 871-1111. kends. Must be over 20. MAIN STREET — AH ' ' MAKE IT PROFES­ June 10th) loom to 4pm. Diana. Memorial Corner Store, ports and CNC milling time. Flexible hours. Coll utilities Included. $180 T E R — $350. Discount for SIONAL! Resumes, wed­ Home and Garden 64 133 Lenox Street, Man­ occasions. with public. Interviews 646-3107. senior citizen. No utili­ BLOND MAPLE HEAD- CHEVY IMPALA, 1972 — No. 5085 has full direc­ being held: 9am to 6pm, 352 Main Street, centers. Work to close monthly. References. ding lists, form letters to aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa chester. Rugs, golf clubs, & Education PART TIME WAI- tolerances on short run. ties. References and se­ BOARD bookcase with Automatic, power steer­ tions for 70-inch round Monday, June 11th at the Manchester. 649-7917 otter 5pm. your cllents/customers DELIVERING RICH HO train accessories, lace. TRESSES — Mornings, Apply at: Scan-Optics, SWIMMING INSTRUC­ curity deposit required. bed frame for double bed ing, new brakes, regular ••••••••••••••••••••••• Quality Inn, Vernon, CT and more. The reasona­ LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus storm door, storm wln- afternoons, nights ond Inc., 22 Prestige Park TORS — For girls resi­ Reply Box M M , c/of the ble word processing way. size. Excellent condition. gas, passed emissions. TO ORDER, und $2.00 for each or call 875-0946. Apartments for Rant tax. Sand, grovel and dows/fromes, baby Items attem, plus 50C (ar postal a aad Help Wonted 21 Saturdays. Apply In per­ SECR ETAR Y — Small Circle, East Hartford. dent camp In Stafford Manchester Herald. Evenings, 649-0135. $40, negotiable. Coll 646- 79,000 miles. $670. Coll f law firm. Call 646-4545. stone. Coll 643-9504. and miscellaneous. indlinf. ••••••••••••••••••••••• son after 2:30pm: Glide's Equal Opportunity Springs. ALS minimum 7655. 646-8255. ANNE CABOT Luncheonette, 303 Adams requirement. Coll 1-677- •••••••••••••••••••••■• PART TIME POSITION LEGAfS&ECRETARY — OPTICAL BENCH PER­ Employer. 3'/j ROOM APARTMENT C LEA N IN G — Will do OUTDOOR BUSHES, $5. TAG SALE — HUGE — Credit and/or collec­ For Manchester office. Street, Manchester. Ex­ SON — Full time. Expe­ 2667. Homes for Rent 43 your cleaning. Residen­ 30" RANGE FAN — VARIETY — Comping 1971 DUNE BUGGY I1M Art. at Antricas perienced, must be 20 ATTENTION STU­ — Private home, heat, Brushed aluminum. Ex­ House plants, $3 and up. Needs some work. $800 or Naa Talk, N.V. 10031 tion knowledge. 20 to 30 Experience In Real Est­ SECRETARY rienced. Benefits plus sa­ appliances. Working sln -,.« tial or commercial, From o private home. subplles, stainless steel Priet Name, Addrtss ■Ilk ZIP hours weekly. Some ev­ ate practice preferred. years old. lary starting $17,000 - DENTS & HOUSEWIVES COOK’S ASSISTANT — weekly or biweekly. cellent condition. $35. pots & pons, pool supp­ best otter. Call 649-8626. COOE and Sm* Numkar. VERNON — Are you Interested In For girls resident camp In gle adult only. No pets, - THREE BEDROOMS, IVa Coll 646-8706 evenings. Please telephone 649- enings, no Saturdays. Centrally located office. New CAO/CAM company is $21,000. Interviewing Someone you con trust. lies, much fabric, clo­ iSPECIAL: Over 200 se­ Stafford Springs. Call 1- children. Call 643-2880. baths, custom kitchen, 6486. Call for appointments, Liberal benefits. Please seeking an expertancad Tuesday, June 12th, 11am earning extra money? Experienced and refer­ thing, Corelle and Mel- 1974 TOYOTA CORONA lections and a F R E E 677-2667. family room, prime area. FOUR PIECE WHITE 646-3050, Mrs. Lacroix. call Mr. Keith, 649-2865. secretary with typing and to 6pm, Machinist Div­ Several openings availa­ ences. Please coll 646- m o c dlnnerwores, — Recently rebuilt en­ Pattern Section in the Graduating ble In our telemorketing References. $750 per French Provincial Bed­ AFRICAN VIOLETS — gine. Excellent mechani­ ALBUM. Just $3.00. shorthand skills. Word pro* ision Center, 500 Main VERNON — Modern,, 3045. Different colors, big Porto-pottl, conning tors, cessing knowledge is pre­ month. Col Art Helsher, room Set, Canopy Bed, Street, East Hartford. department. Ifyouhavea CLER K — Accounts Pay­ three room apartment.‘U ladles antique wrlst- cal condition. $1100. Call BOOKS AT $3 J5 EACH 8 1 4 0 ferred but will train qualified $200. Four piece bedroom plants. $2 each. Coll 649- ((.tia— OOUS— Old aad Nan. Hn> COLLEGE STUDENTS High School? pleasant voice and a able. Entry level posi­ $260 monthly plus utlll- ~ Century 21, Village Green wotches, etc. B-5pm. Sat­ 643-8821. e.ie $7 Starting pay O panm gs in all person on the IBM PC.Excel­ 4864. ta drass ttiain: ban ta maha tkam. desire to make money, tion. Fast paced, varied. of Glastonbury, 633-8336. set, $100. Coll 649-8875 R-130 — KEinAAE RUILTS. 24 areas Company scholarships lent berrefit package and ties. Call 647-1113 after 6 ”' urday and Sunday, June available Must have use oi car “HR?' WHAT'S NtW FR0M4Tv()N coll Pat, Monday through Figure aptitude and flexi­ EHO. otter 4pm. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 1978 CADILLAC FLEET- pieced and nppliquad dasians. 11-7. Pwt Itae WHAT S YOUR NEXT MOVE? pleasant working conditions. pm. 9th 8i 10th. 59 Lorrobee A classic jumpsuit with Gam resumeeaperience Manage­ Calk NOW, EUN UKE^EVn Thursday between 6pnv bility required.. Must be ••••••••••••••••••••••• COLLEGE STUDENT- Street, East Hartford. WOOD BROUGHAM for •■13S-N0SE RUILTS - diractlans ment opportunities Can remain CANnnviT viiu IF YOU’RE Send resume and salary re­ MAPLE DINING ROOM 65 far 20 plaead and appllaua qaltts. zip-front in the^ shirt part bme m fall Interview now 9pm, 643-2711. accurate and dependa­ Looking tor outdoor sale. Call 742-5343. WrntmtMt quirements to M CS. 27 Hart­ The new Avonefm R^ plen let you AVAILABLE IMME-., Store/Offlce Space 44 R-137-Plaln * Fancy FLOWER dress tradition. Nice for 423-SS97 CONSIOERING COLLEGE... ford Tpke.. Vernon, C T 00066 etrnuptoSO%ofeverythingyou Mil. ble. Competetive wage SET — 5 ladder bock -RUILTS-24 incalnl aaslgu. 721-0349, 1 to 7 pm. Your lime and effort, in Avon's world DIATELY — Four room ' work, will do odd lobs, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa EXCITI NO TAG SALE — fun time. famous products, give you unlimited PART TIME HELP and benefit package. Call lawn maintenance, even choirs with rush sects, 1976 DODGE RAM R-Idk-Maka It with Naedia * No. 8140 with Photo- apartment. Convenient- - ••••••••••••••••••••••• FR E E — Spayed female A lot of old, o little bit of Tkraad-BIractlans (ar 40 items. income potential. . . without a large fi­ W A N TE D — In heying. for on appointment, 646- SOUTH W INDSOR— Sul­ windows. Call Michael, $300. Antique Iron double dog. Three colors, port new. All lovingly used. 29 CH A R G ER — Bcyllnders. Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. We Can Help! nancial invesiment Call Avon To­ location, near bus a n d .j bed, $75. Beautifully reu­ day; 523-9401 or 278-2941 Pella Brothers, 364 Bid- 1737. Plllowtex Corpora­ 647-0748. Beagle and Shepard. To Deepwood Drive, South Good condition. Best Size 10, 32% bust, i% shopping. Beautiful'" livan Avenue. 1,600sq. ft. ■••••■••••••••••••••••a pholstered swivel rocker, yards 45-inch. AREA DISTRIBUTOR TRAINEE well Street, Manchester. tion, Equal Opportunity fenced yard. No appllanr.. prime retail space, ample good home, needs o place Windsor, Saturday, 9th, otter. $1500. Coll Mondov RN 'S NO EXPERIENCE NECO 14*7 $85. Small cool burning N A 's & oto YOU KNOW? Employer. ces, no utilities. No pets. parking. $6M. Coll 236- to run, both people work. Sunday, 10th, lOom to thru Friday, 9om to 4pm, NOTICE TO CREDITOm Patterns available only $1000 a month guaranteed to Potoiting/Paperino S2 stove, $40. Coll 649-7137. 528-2101. ESTATE OFARVIDH. in sixes shown. * College tuition at Connec­ those who qualify. We are First, last and security. 6021 or 644-3977. Hod oil shots. Coll any­ 5pm. * LP N 's ticut colleges, community KITCHEN HELP — For SEABURG, lateot TO 080ER, sand $2.00 lor aach Come and learn about the H H A 's looking for individuals to $400. East Hartford, near aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa time before 1pm or any­ Manchester, deceased. Come and learn the college and slate technical train as area distributors. APPLIANCE. TV. VIDEO SALES PEBSON girls resident camp In MOVING — Mint condi­ FOR SALE — 1970 BUICK pattara, plus SOC lor pastaia aad advantages of working for colleges is waived for mem­ Manchester line. CallOtO-''- MANCHESTER — Down­ PAINTING AND PAPER time otter 4pm, 646-8137. T A G SALE — June 9th, The Hon. William E. Fitz­ advantages of working Those selected can look to Stafford Springs. Call 1- HANGING — Exterior tion appliances. Shown at RIVIERA — Running Gerald, Judoe, o( the Court kaaOllaf. medical personnel pool. for medical person­ bers of the Connecticut Army Selling America’s top brand ap­ 4489 after 5pm. town, 5,000 so. ft. store or 8om-5pm. Household M E aUSNETT National Guard $20,000 plus positton In as lit­ 677-2667. any time. Coll 649-0588, condition. Many extras. ot Probate, District of Man­ Must have 1 year full time nel pool. We have tle as 6 to 8 months. No in­ office space. Will subdi­ and Interior, ceilings re­ MANCHESTER D O G Items and miscellaneous. Maackaatar HaraM keep trying. Telephone 742-6724. chester at a hearing held on experience. We have openings on all shifts. ‘ If you have a Student Loan vestment necessary, except pliances, TV, and video record­ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ATTRACTIVE THREE vide. Coll 643-1442. paired. References, fully OBEDIENCE CLASSES Condiewood Drive, oft June 7, 1984 ordered that all itMAaa. af Aamitcas openings on all shifts. We a portion of it could be repaid the willingness to learn. Must Nan Tack, N.T. tORM We offer excellent pay BEDROOM , six room Co­ Insured. Quality work. — New beginners class Highland Street, dolma muat be presented to offer excellent pay and and benefits. We will by the Connecticut Army be neat in appearance and ers. Experience preferred, but Martin MOttsson, even­ 1981 CHEVROLET MA­ the fiduciary on or before Prlat Niaia, ASOrtss wllk ll,' National Guard own auto. If you're looking Real Estate lonial. Close to schools SOUTH WINDSOR — beginning July 1st. Must Manchester. CODE, Ityls Naaibtr aaS llta. benefits We will be re­ be recruiting on June ings 649-4431. LIBU — 4 door, V 6, olr^ September 7, 1984 or be cruiting on June 13th, ‘ We also reimburse up to for a career or are tired of a we will train the right person. and shopping. Security.. Medical office space tor sign up ahead. Chuck barred as by law provided. New FASHION with 13th, 1984 from 10 a.m. deadend job and qualify this conditioning, cruise con­ 1984 from 10 a m. to 4 p. to 4 p.m. in (he H&R $1,000 per year in oth«*r and references reaulred.’" rent. Approximotelv 1000 otter 4:15, 568-1356. JU N E 9th 8 ,10th, 9om to Dianne E. Yualnos, Photo-Guide patterns in educational expenses could be your opportunity. Must be neat, courteous and CEILINGS REPAIRED TUXEDO LIVING ROOM 6pm. Cose Rood, Coven­ trol. Excellent condition. /Lss't. Clerk all size ranges, has a m. in the H&R Block Of­ Block Office, Mar­ Call 649-7143 Friday, Satur­ Homes for Solo 3i $625 per month. Call 871- ... so. ft. of medical space COUCH with two match­ The (Iduclorv Is: fice, Marshall's Mall, 324 day 9-12 and Monday. Ask for or REPLACED with dry- FOUR FLUFFY ADORA­ try. Moving. Furniture, $4400. Coll 647-1633. special Grace Cole Collec­ shall's Mall, 324 Broad conscientious. Apply in person 2117 or 643-9927. for sub-let on Bucklond ing choirs, one occa­ ArvId H. Seoburo, Jr. Broad St., Manchester St., Manchester. Personnel Dept. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Rood In South Windsor. wall. Coll evenings. Gory B LE K ITTE N S looking household Items, gomes, 98 Mlnnechoug Drive tion for larger sizes: plus Must call for inlarviaw appoinimani Must call for Intanrlaw appofnimant. sional choir, 3 Ethan PLYMOUTH HORIZON 2 BONUS Coupons! AND MORE) SIX ROOM CAPE — 55 MANCHESTER — Im-, Completely furnished McHugh, 643-9321. for good homes. Coll appliances, misc. Glastonbury, Ct. 04033 Russell Street, 1 block Allen end tables with 649-6480 otter 11 am. Fostbock 1980 — Excel­ 021-06 P r i c e .... $ 2 .0 0 '- MEDICAL MEDICAL Pay and benefits tor member­ maculate 3 bedrooms^ and functional. Currently matching coffee table, ship. including life insurance. from the hospital. If In­ NAME YOUR OWN TAG SALE — Hanging lent condition. Deluxe natural woodwork, new., being used Wednesdays $4800 new, will sacrifice PERSONNEL PERSONNEL PX privileges, training oppor­ terested call 643-9485. and Saturdays; remain­ PRICE — Father and son. D O G TRAINING shell lamp, 48" round Interior. AM /FM . Coll tunities and promotional ad­ JACK ROAN, INC. heating system. $450 plus for $2000 firm. Also 2 twin NOTICE TO CREDITOM NOTICE TO CREDITOM ing days available In part Fast, dependable ser­ CLASSES — Beginners table, music cabinet, evenings and weekends, E S T A T E O F E S T A T E O F POOL POOL vancement which can also AAA utilities. Allbrio Realtvt'- beds, maple, mattress 6434)392. benefit your civilian career MANCHESTER — Loo­ or whole. For Informa­ vice. Pointing, Paper­ and advanced obedience sewing machine, TV, ALLAN W. GRIFFIN OSCAR MILLER 649-0917. and box springs, dresser 549-0870 549-0870 1329 MAIN ST. kout Mountain area. 7 tion call Ms. Keith at hanging 8, Removal. Coll classes storting June 14th chests, books, frames, The Hon. David C. Rappe, The Hon. David C. Rappe, IMMEDIATE 644-0585 or 644-0036. and mirror, $300 firm. 1978 CONCORD/DL — Judoe, ot the Court of Pro­ Judge, ot the Court of Pro­ room colonial. 3 bed­ MANCHESTER — Good" 236-5431. at the East Hartford pictures, baby furniture, bate, Olitrict ot Coventry at bate, Dlktrlct ot Coventry at WE WANT TO HELP YOU rooms, dining room, fam- Coll 633-1412 or 569-0432. YWCA. Coll Central Con­ clothes, household. Sat­ Original owner. Auto- a hearing held on June 4,1904 a hearing held on June 1,1904 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright OPENINGS WIUIMANTIC, CT condition. 2 bedrooms, motlc, power THROUGH YOUR COLLEGE Part tima tataphona 'lly "room, screened-tn kitchen appliances. $500" MANCHESTER — "An­ EXTERIOR/INTERIOR necticut Dog Training, urday 9om-4pm. 29 Har­ ordered that all claims must ordered that all claims mutt YEARS AHEADI porch, 2 fireplaces, 2'/] drews Building" Office PAINTING and wallpap­ REFRIGERATOR — 12 721-1386. vard Rood, off Princeton. steerlng/brokes, no rust, be presentad to the fiduclorv be preMnted to the fiduclarv aalaa rapraaantativa Includes heat. AllbrlO" ering, celling work. CoH'- cu. ft. Frost-Free, copper _3-new tires, recent bat­ on or before September 6, on or before September 1, baths, 2 car garage, 3- Realty, 649-0917. suites customized to fit 1984 or be barred o i by low 1984 or be barred at by low 9:00 A.M.-1;00 P.M. zone heat. Call 646-2092. your needs. All utilities evenings. Gory McHugh, tone, excellent running FREE ADORABLE TAG/CRAFT SALE — tery, new shocks, well provided. provided. 1-BOO-B42-2274 provided. Gordon 643-9321. condition. $125 or best F L U F F Y white kittens, June 10th, 10omto4pm,41 maintained. Must sell, Bertha E. Roppe, Clerk Bertho E. Rappe, Clerk FOUR ROOMS — Cen-' offer. Coll 646-9621. The fiduclarv It; The fiduciary is; Monday - Friday NEWSPAPER CARRIERS Realty, 643-2174. well trained. Coll 643- Croft Drive, Manchester. new cor coming, reduced 649-9454 Lots/Land for Sola n trolly located on oulet- PLANNING ON IM ­ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa to $2800. 70,000 original Roberta J. Grittin Richard J. Cromie Wa will Iriln street. Available July 1st. 8836. 120 Carpenter Road P. O. Box 44S 643-4633 ••••••••••••••#•••••••• PROVING your prop­ SATURDAY AND SUN­ miles, metallic silver, ve­ Coventry 04230 Coventry 06238 NEEDED IN MANCHESTER $475 monthly Includoin; M isc for Sole 63 0194M 0184M Siliry plus commliflon 3.4 ACRES INDUSTRIAL IDIDSni^oiTiNT erty? Coll Purcell FREE ADORABLE KIT­ DAY, June 9th and 10th, lour sets, AM/FM radio. heat and hot water. Colh • Canter ol town, near hos­ Brothers for expert .Coll 742-6706. CAU LAN D for sale at Marlbo­ 643-9687 otter 6pm. ^ pital on Main Street, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa TE N S — T o responsible 132 Maple Street. 10am to rough Industrial Park. ranty of parking. Serious pointing and wallpaper­ PAIR AUDIO SYSTEM homes. Inquire at 34 4pm. Go-cart motor, cor TOWN OF MANCHEBTER, CONNECTICUT 647-8491 between 9-1 ing. Check our rotes. Coll 1973 CHRYSLER NEW­ Ludlow Rd. Dale Rd. Lincoln St. Asking $25,000. Coll 742- MANCHESTER — Excel- I Inquiriei only. SPEAKERS, $150. Pair Crestwood Drive, Man­ hitch, tires, lamps and NOTICE OF Mrs. Negy 5343. 646-8117. Audlovox Auxiliary chester, keep trying. others. PORT CUSTOM — New ADOPTION OF AMENDMBIT TO ORDMANCE Jarvis Rd. Lilac St. lent 5 five room, 3 bed- ; Call 643-7604, ••••••••••••••••••••••• In accordance with the provlsloni of Chapter 3, Section I Greenwood Dr. Speakers, $60 or best starter, rebuilt transmis­ FOR APPOINTMENT room apartment. No - sion, new alternator, and 9 of the Town Charter, notice It hereby given of the adop­ Trumbull St. Griswold St. Hendee Rd. N..H. — Gold Mlnel No pets. References, secur^J: BuHdhig/Contractlng 53 offer. Coll 647-0656. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa tion by the Board of Directors of the Town of Mondiaatar, digging, no processing, needs work. Best offer. Connecticut on June 5 ,19E4. Roosevelt St. W. Middle Tpke. Center St. Ity. $425 plus utilities. Can aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Homo and Oordon 64 Home and Gordon 64 Coll 643-8306. AEBNDMENT TO ORDINANCE lust keep selling Furni­ 649-4003. , W A V E R LY FABR IC, cus­ Adams St. Alexander St. Dougherty St. LEON CIESZYNSKI aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa BE IT OROAI NEDby the Board of Directors of tha Town of ture - excellent buildings . FOR LEASE tom mode drapes, 84" aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa Monchaitar that Section 3-3(b) of the Code of Ordinances of CELEBRITY CIPHER Dover Rd. Linnmore Dr. Morse Tld. BU ILD ER — New homes, the Town of /Manchester be amended to read os follows: Calabrtty C i p ^ cryptograms art craatad from quotationa by fwnoua paopta. oaat and business has hod long, also potlo door Motercycles/BIcvcIos 72 same owner tor 30 years, additions, remodOlIng, drapes. Coll 649-4373. (b) Fiopettp eaempltd. The premises known os the Man­ arxipraaant. Eachlattar In thadphar atandafor anothsr. TodtyBCitm: r r i j t w ^ r . 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United Press International teered some comments about "the Center St. personal relationship we have” before Ms. Carter is a graduate of the Connecticut NEW YO RK — Mary Cunningham, an auditorium full of employees and Center for Massage Therapy and the New Jersey possibly the most famous businesswo­ several reporters. Manchester, Conn School of Acupressure. She has had three years of man in America, and half of the “ It is true we are very, very close Monday, June 11, 1984 experience in the field of massage therapy and is nation's only celebrity business couple, friends and she's a very close friend of certified as a massage therapist. was having trouble with a question my family. But that has absolutely Single copy; 25C Ms. Munson is certified by the Connecticut about "friends." nothing to do with the way that I and Center for Massage Therapy as a massage ' 'There were a number of allies," she others in this company evaiuate her ilaiulfPHtpr Mpralb practitioner and will graduate from the massage began, after moving a vase of tulips, performance,” he said in an apparent therapist program in August. tape recorder and copy of her new effort to put an end to the talk. She is a member of the American Massage & autobiography onto the table next to Therapy Association Inc. and served'as assistant her. IT WAS PROBABLY the first time in educational director of the ConnecticiU chapter " I do mention the secretaries who the history of modem capitalism that a from 1983 to 1984. She has had six)years of were very strong allies and supporters corporate head chose, however dis­ experience in the field. ( and continue to be." creetly, to deny in public he was Connecticut residents work to keep cooi Pressed for an example of something sleeping with the vice president for a more personal, she paused. " A — strategic planning. both Saturday and Friday, equal­ Ashley’s ice cream store doubled Patty Moore of Hammonasset Stafford. New Haven and Green­ CBIA cites Tech student By Margaret Jackson spend his day. "It's real nice in pal?" she asked in her even, good- The fact that the reporters took here,” said Dave Reid, 12, of East ing the record Saturday for the its staff as lines extended out the Beach in Madison said the beach wich and "v e ry unhealthful" in A senior at Howell Cheney Regional Vocational United Press International learner voice. advantage of the incident still makes Longmeadow, Mass., as he put on same day in 1968, and breaking the door and Leon Wong, owner of the was about half full Sunday, but Middletown. Groton. Madison, Technical School has received the Connecticut "W ell, I tell you quite frankly, if you Friday record set in 1971. Aloha Ice Cream Factory in New said, “ There has been a steady Stratford and Bridgenort Mary Cunningham furious. Into the fifth day of a record- his ice skates and prepared to play Business and Industry Associaton's Industrial ever went through an experience like But he said, “ W e're not looking Haven, said business was streaih of cars all day. It's even "Pushing their way into what had breaking heat wave, Connecticut a game of ice hockey at the Enfield Elsewhere in the Northeast, at Education Award for 1984. this ... it is so major, so devastating, for any break until Tuesday.” He “ fantastic.” more crowded than yesterday." otherwise been a private employee residents wearily returned to work Twin Rinks Operating Co, least seven deaths have been Daniel Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard that you are not prone to sharing it with predicted highs in the mid-80s and “ I sold out a lot of flavors and State health officials continued meeting of an annuai nature, where the today, after finding a little relief "It's better than outside." he attributed to the weather since Wright of 25 Brent Road, will be honored along very many people." lower humidity for that day and have had to make m ore,” he said. to warn the weather could prove chairman saw fit to answer any and all from the heat in the ocean or the said, adding that it was great "just temperatures began climbing with 21 other oustanding vocational and technical even better conditions Wednesday "Our Hawaiiin icc almost all more than bothersome for some questions he received and to try to ice-cream parlor over the to be on the ice." Thursday. New York officials said students at a June 14 luncheon at the E.C. THE EXPERIENC E, which Mary and Thursday. gone.” residents. They said the smog and make that look like an unprecedented weekend. Forecasters said the unseasona­ heat contributed to three deaths Goodwin Regional Vocational Technical School in Cunningham describes in terms usu­ Meanwhile, the owner of the Still, thousands of residents sun could produce unhealthy air move, and to put words in his mouth Sweltering residents Sunday ble temperatures were caused by a and swimming accidents claimed New Britain. ally reserved for the Black Death, was Burnside Ice Co. in East Hartford chose to try and beat the heat by and conditions. about romance and affair, to my mind packed Connecticut beaches to dip unrelenting high pressure system two lives in both Rhode Island and "These students represent the best within the her fall from power at Bendix Corp., / said business was "boom ing" in Pollution levels were expected to is sick journalism,” she said. a toe in still-chilly ocean waters from Bermuda, which sent the flocking to area beaches. State Virginia. state's vocational education system which, in where she was pushed out the door the third-generation packaged ice police in Westbrook said traffic on reach concentrations high enough while others sought the more frigid mercury soaring into the mid-90s When not deadly, the heat itself, is recognized as being among the best in the amidst headlines of possible hanky- Although Miss Cunningham was vice firm. He said more than 15 tons of shoreline roads early in the after­ to cause respiratory irritation and comfort of ice — cube, rink or Sunday just under record- remained dangerous. In New York cou n ty," said Anne Wingate, vice president for panky in the boardroom. president for corporate and public ice had been sold daily during the noon was heavy, but moving other symptoms such as tearing of cream. breaking heights. City, an emergency medical servi­ planning and research at CBIA. She has written an autobiography to affairs at the time, she did not advise steadily. the eyes. Residents with a history Proprietors of area ice houses Robert Woodward of the Na­ heat wave. ces spokesman said cqlls to city Wright wasi a member of the Cheney Tech tell her side of how she went from a Agee on his statement. That, she said, <“ We’re at a 100 percent of Craig Showalter„ head cashier at of respiratory ailments were ad­ and ice cream factories said not tional Weather Service said the ambulances had gone up by 20 to 30 varsity soccer, baseball and tennis teams. After corporate strategic planner to the \ was up to another executive who production now and everyday we Ocean Beach Park in New London, vised to restrict physical activity, only were they content to be inside high temperature Sunday was 96 percent since the beginning of the graduation, he plans to further his education in hottest ticket on the television talk- “ interfaced with the media regularly.” sell out,” said Bob McCoellan. “ We estimated attendance Sunday at Pac said. close to the freezers, but business degrees at Bradley International heat wave. the field of electronics. show circuit. can't keep it in stock.” 8,000 and said officials closed the State health officials issued an Words like interface crop up in Mary was booming. Airport, but in 1974 the mercury hit “ We’re getting strokes, cardi­ The book's initial reviews have been, State ice-cream scoopers had parking lot at noon when it reached air quality report of unhealthful Cunningham's conversation, which is And one happy soul said he had a 97-degree mark. acs, unconscious people and all are in Ms. Cunningham's opinion, "catty." sore elbows Sunday as well. its capacity of 1,600 cars. conditions in Hartford. Danbury, City wants better image full of very long, carefully structured found the coolest place of all to The therometer climbed to 96 priority calls.” She blames that on her criticism of the sentences. press. But she seems genuinely puzzled BRIDGEPORT — A New York advertising Miss Cunningham, blonde with a about why many of the stories are so Air conditioner sales soar firm has begun work to improve the poor image of small neat figure, is attractive, as she snide. says in her book. But her appearance is Gallacher Bridgeport, which has been cited as a major It is a difficult question to answer. obstacle to redevelopment of the state's largest striking mainly for the care that goes Mary Cunningham seems to lack any m city. into the makeup, the dresses, the nails sense of irony about her own life, so she Robert Henckel & Associates of New York City and the posture. She has, apparently, quits post tends to bring it out in those who always made an effort at everything. Pool is opening was hired for one year of work for which it will interview her. pajl,$100,000. The firm was chosen partly because “ I was ambitious for worldy success, "What a perceptive question," she toi? executives are long-time Connecticut resi­ but only as a means to influence said, when asked how she and husband at hospital dents, officials said. constructive change," she wrote. " I t Bill Agee feel about their fame. was a novel approach and one that to ease the heat A group of three dozen city businessmen " I try very hard to think of myself as concluded two weeks ago that economic revival sometimes antagonized my ~ ■class­ I really am as opposed to as a celebrity, By Sarah E. Hall was stalled because of a poor image and mates. You just couldn't be ambitious Streets in the center of Manches­ stock of air conditioners is gone, a who's been made bigger than life. I Herald Reporter perception of crime in Bridgeport. and high-minded at the same tim e.” ter were nearly deserted this store spokesman said. Another think it's my responsibility as a human morning as residents sought relief load is due in this afternoon, being, when I get up in the morning, to UPI photo Less than three months after a ONCE THE BENDIX ERA BEGINS, from the record-breaking late according to Jeffrey Parker, the think of myself first and foremost as a Pennsylvania man was named the Hotel complex planned however. “ Powerplay” grows silent spring heat wave, which entered store's assistant appliance man­ humanist, as somebody who has a new head of Manchester Memorial J Mary Cunningham, possibly the most famous businesswoman about how Mary Cunningham found its fifth day. ager. More fans are not expected BRIDGEPORT — Construction of a new $24 responsibility to other human beings to Hospital, Acting Executive Direc­ moral meaning in all those brake Manchester Memorial Hospital before next week, Parker said. million hotel complex in downtown Bridgeport is demonstrate the kind of values that are in America after she married her former boss Bill Agee, was tor Michael Gallacher has an­ studies and hostile corporate, reported no cases of heat-related A spokesman for P earl’s TV and scheduled to start within a month and is going to make corporate America a Agee’s right-hand person in the Bendix Corp. attempted nounced his resignation. takeovers. illness over the weekend. People, Appliances on Main Street re­ considered a breakthrough for the city's better place to live and work. Gallacher, 44, will leave MMH takeover of the Martin Marietta Corp. Cunningham, shown here If she stopped talking values after especially the elderly, are suscept­ ported a large run on air condition­ redevelopment, officials say. "T o be perfectly honest, it is very Aug. 3 to become Chief Executive graduation, it was only out of modesty, ible to heat exhaustion, heat ers. The store does not sell fans. National Ventures Corp., which is completing a difficult to be a celebrity business in a May 29 photo, describes her side of the story in an Officer of the 245-bed Anna T. she said in the interview. stroke, stroke and heart attacks The spokesman said supplies are new 495-room hotel in Stamford, will build the couple. I'm not complaining, because I autobiography entitled "Powerplay — What Really Happened at Jeanes Hospital, a Quaker institu­ “ Now it may not have been written during long spells of hot weather, holding out, but the store is "taking 240-room Bridgeport Plaza Hotel at Main Street know that's not a becoming thing to do, tion in Philadelphia, MMH spokes­ Bendix.” about because it wasn't the fashionable town Health Director Ronald care of people with medical and Fairfield Avenue in Bridgeport. man Andrew Beck said this nor a constructive thing to do." thing to write about at the time. But in problems first." U Kraatz said. An office tower built in 1972 was the last major morning. promising by their professors, was the W ITHIN A Y E A R and a half of her the Bendix organization — a great deal Town recreation officials are When all the town's pools open commercial building construction in downtown M AR Y CUNNINGHAM, 32, has been “ I am leaving Manchester Mem­ day I lost many of my friends,” she graduation from Harvard, Ms. Cun­ of (m y) time was spent doing just this doing their part to provide refuge Thursday they will be open week­ Bridgeport. famous since she was 29, but her image orial hospital and the Manchester wrote. "M y success at job interviews ningham had gone from executive — mentoring other women, spending from the heat. The Swanson days between 3 and 6 p.m. and this has mutated with the seasons. There community with mixed feelings,” further sealed my doom." assistant to vice president for public time with people for example, who swimming pool at Robertson Park weekend from 1 to 6 p.m. Longer was her period as a feminist martyr, Gallacher said in a newsletter Agee, then the aging whiz-kid head of affairs to vice president of strategic were hired who had cerebral palsy, will open today, three days before hours will begin when the public when her saga made women around the distributed to hospital employees Bids asked on engine parts Bendix Corp., lured her to the suburbs planning. who had various kinds of physical' the scheduled summer opening, schools close for the summer on country wonder if sexual innuendo late last week. EAST HARTFORD — Fourteen American and of Detroit with the offer of a job as She was not the first person in infirmities, who were trying to do their from 3 to 6 p.m. It will be open June 19. would be used forever to bar them from “ These past 9>A years have been European companies have been invited to submit executive assistant and the promise he business to move so far so fast, nor the job whether it was polishing the bronze during the same hours Tuesday Kraatz said symptoms of heat- the corporate fast track. the best years for me both bids on parts for a new 150-passenger airliner would "m entor" her as other powerful first corporate teacher's pet who made outside the building or trying to help in and Wednesday. The regular sea­ related ailments include fever That was followed by the silly era, professionally and personally,” N engine to be built by the International Aero men had mentored him into the top job enemies among the other overachiev­ the lunchroom. son begins Thursday, when all above 101 degrees, a rapid pulse, when she and ex-boss Agee married Gallacher said. ‘T v e received Engines company, officials said. of a Fortune 500 company. ("I was a ers who were passed by. ^ " I spent hours with those individuals. town pools will open. flushed skin, faintness and dizzy- and were photographed in romantic nothing but the strongest support The lA E company said the firms had been sucker for steep learning curves.” ) She was not even the first to become No, I didn't write about in the book Retailers report a run on air ness, nausea, thirst and decreased postures for national magazines. from a|I members of the hospital chosen from among those interested delegates the target of sexual gossip. But the because frankly it would have looked a conditioners and fans. A1 Sieffert’s ability to concentrate. Then came Agee's disastrous at­ fam ily.” briefed at the company last week about the new AT BENDIX, Mary Cunningham was gossip became public and gave her little self-serving." Appliances on Hartford Road has Those most at risk are the tempt to buy the unwilling Martin Coincidentally, Warren L. Pre- 23-25,000 pound V2500 thrust engine. Agee's right-hand person, developing enemies the ammunition they needed. Agee, who reneged on his promise to sold hundreds of air conditioners elderly, the chronically ill and Marietta Corp., when the couple lesnik — the Pennsylvania man Officials said the companies will bid'to design expertise in everything from pensions In retrospect, she said, a woman quit if the board forced Ms. Cun­ since the beginning of the heat invalid, those who drink alcohol became America's short-term corpo­ named executive director of the and manufacture the nacelles, or cocoon-like to brake systems and helping produce a seeking a fast route to the top might not ningham out, comes in for his share of wave Thursday, Alfred W. Sieffert and those who take certain over- rate profiteers, the symbol of why the 303-bed Manchester Memorial wrappings, in which the engine is inserted in the long-term strategy to shift the com­ have wanted to choose a mentor whose knocks in the book. Jr. said today, Sieffert said the the-counter and prescription Japanese are v9tnning. Hospital in March — started his airplane. Officials said the engine is due to be pany from the automobile business into own management team was split and "In his reading of the book Bill, I store sold out the stock on hand this drugs. "Powerplay — What Really Hap­ new job today. Neither he nor certified in 1988. high tech. semi-hostile, who was unhappily mar­ think, finally understood what it really weekend ^ d trucked in three Kraatz said there are ways to pened at Bendix," is her attempt to Gallacher were available for com­ ried and looking for a 16-hour-a-day felt like to be Mary Cunningham and to more loads of air conditioners fend off heat-related health prob­ define the real Mary, and set the record But she failed to become very ment this morning. “ alter ego." ''have felt the kind of loyalty and respect from its Hartford supplier. lems. He recommends drinking six straight. popular. Gallacher joined the MMH staff OH terminal purchased But Mary Cunningham remains that drove me to accept a resignation, A store spokeswoman said custo­ to eight glasses of water a day, to The book takes Mary Cunningham “ At the close of business he'd send us in February, 1975, as assistant shocked that people got the wrong idea and to have done so without creating mers were "walking in one door replace moisture lost in perspera- PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Providence Terminal through her formative years in New off with a familiar request: 'Now I want director. After Executive Director about her relationship with Agee. any more upheaval and turmoil — that and taking air conditioners out the tion; limiting physical exercise Associates, a joint venture of subsidiaries of Hampshire, where she struggled to you all to go home, think about what Edward M. Kenney left the Man­ At public gatherings, she wrote, I could have created — for the Bendix other." Sieffert said his father, and limiting alcohol intake. DeBlois Oil Co. of Pawtucket and Wyatt Inc. of achieve "sainthood" in high school, but we've discussed and come back tomor­ chester hospital to become direc­ “ When Agee wanted someone with him corporation," she said. "... A more Herald photo by Pinto Alfred W. Sieffert Sr., handed out Included on the list of rules: Stay New Haven, Conn., has bought the British failed to become very popular — row morning with ideas,' she wrote. tor of Greenwich Hospital in to ease a conversation or welcome a retaliatory, more vindictive person air conditioners directly from the inside out of the sun and heat; take Petroleum oil terminal and tank farm on city land "W hile other families chatted over the “ Naturally, I was the only one who took January, Gallacher filled in until a new face, he'd summon me up to the would have behaved differently." Steve Thomson, Manchester recreation pool for the summer season this trucks as customers presented cool — not cold — baths or showers, in the Port of Providence. latest movie in town, we discussed the requeiH seriously. replacement could be found. platform. Diane (Mrs. Agee) always Agee, who later returned to apologize afternoon at 3 p.m. All other town pools their receipts. and then forsake a towel for The new terminal owner has also negotiated a theology and the travails of Sir Thomas " I would spend all night poring over Gallacher worked closely with director, takes a chlorine reading this hung back.” At Economy Electric Supply Inc. air-drying: use air conditioners or new 16-year lease with the city for th? land M ore." documents and come in the next ■and propose, lost his job after the the building and planning commit­ morning from Swanson Pool at Robert­ open Thursday. Later: "A gee mentioned his pending Martin Marietta fiasco, in which on Oakland Street, 80 percent of the fans: and wear light clothing. beneath the terminal, with options to renew. BP's On through a philosophy degree at morning with a 30-page memo drafted tees which oversaw the recent, son Park, as he prepares to open the divorce to me and asked me if I might Bendix not only failed in its own lease had been for six years. Wellesley and off to Harvard Business on what I thought needed to be done. multi-million dollar project to know of a convenient piace where he takeover bid but wound up acquired by Thirteen tanks of various sizes with capacities School, she graduated at the top of her “ The more I did, the more impatient expand and renovate MMH, Beck might store hfs books and other another company. ranging between 435,000 and 18,270,000 gallons class but failed to become very said. Agee was with his staff. ‘Even a belongings until he could find a new were included in the purchase. popular, These days, she said, her husband is Beck said Gallacher’s resigna­ 28-year-old woman can do more home.” Thus her boss came to rent an very happy in Cape Cod, where he is "The day I was admitted to the analysis and show more energy than tion had nothing to do with the fact Authority grants parking spots for patients apartment in the Cuaningham Century Club, an elite organuation for chairman of Semper Enterprises, a that hospital trustees chose some­ Lamson elected to society you seasoned executives who've bwn condominium. venture capital firm of which Mary Harvard students considm d most one else to head MMH after ing that Main Street merchants Developers Howland, Earle Wil­ The authority has leased the land that there are other areas which here 10 or 15 years,' he'd say.” The “ old gossip m ill" really started Cunningham is president. ' By Kathy Garmus Alan F. Lamson of Bush Hill Road, former Kenney left. But ever since Gall­ would follow suit and ask the son and Lloyd Wilson last month for the past several years but its should be addressed before spend­ Herald Reporter ing the money on the Purnell lot," Manchester town planner, has been elected to acher left graduate school. Beck authority to provide spaces for had their bid to lease a portion of lease expired in June 1983. he said. membership in the Connecticut Society of said, it has been his goal to become their customers. the parking lot — located off The motion to acquire the land FTC role draws mixed reviews In a move that satisfied the Howland said the $58,000 figure Architects and the American Institute of the chief executive officer of a “ We re not talking a lot of Purnell Place — thwarted when by eminent domain was tabled by developers of the Watkins office the authority obtained from an Architects. hospital. building on Main Street, the money. W e’re talking a nominal the Parking Authority voted to the Board of Directors at its last In addition to becoming execu­ independent appraiser for the land Lamson is a registered architect and is a Parking Authority today voted fee of 110 a month, ” Burkamp said. take the land by eminent domain. meeting and is on the agenda for its tive director of the hospital in was way below its actual value. partner in the firm of Frazier, Lamson & Budlong unanimously to set aside 10 park­ Warren E. Howiand, one of the The authority had unsuccessfully meeting Tuesday night. Philadelphia, Gallacher will be- Howland said he thought the "It's worth three times that," he Architecture & Planning of East Hartford. ing spaces for the patients of Watkins developers, said he had no negotiated for a new lease on and Current merger trend a repeat of 1969 ; come vice president of the Anna T. possible purchase of the lot with authority’s decision to purchase claimed. "A t the end of two years objection to paying for the spaces if doctors who lease space in the in court, this thing is going to look ■ Jeanes Foundation, according to he had to. But he said the the Connecticut Bank and Trust the lot through an eminent domain building. like $200,000." Beck. developers should receive special Co., trustee for the W.G. Glenney procedure would not prove as Investment report By Roz Liston higher than the 2,346 business mar­ story, however. voodoo antitrust,” said Eldwin Roth­ The move to give the developers Parking Authority chairman Ro­ A father of four, Gallacher lives consideration because the parking estate, which owns the land. economical as continued leasing of United Press International riages in 1982, Ms. Simic said. The The recent wave of megabuck schild of the Citizen-Labor Energy the 10 spaces drew mild protests bert F. Gorman said the $58,000 at 63 Ralph Road. from Manchester Mall owner spaces would be used only for the CBT instead accepted a lease the land. After reaching an agree­ as of 3 p.m. Friday. merger rate has picked up slightly so takeovers in the oil Industry has raised Coalition consumer group. "A s I move to a new hospital and ment with CBT. Howland had said was merely a "starting point." He The merger frenzy that has seized Kenneth C. Burkamp, who said the patients of doctors, some of whom offer from the Watkins developers far this year. concern in Congress and other quarters But many observers believe mergers a new area. I ’m not certain I’ll ever he was willing to take the 10 spaces said the authority has the money to American business under the Reagan developers should be reqbirqd to would be too ill to walk far. for the 90-space central portion of Price Change “ The one thing that sets today apart that energy companies are using vital may be the only weapon that U.S. . encounter that supportive sense of and lease the remainder of the lot purchase the land. But he refused administration pales in comparison to pay the authority for the ^^ces. “ This isn’t a matter for increas­ the lot. The other 240 spaces in the Friday This Week from the late i960s is the size of the funds to buy proven oil and gas companies have left to upgrade effi­ ; hospital family that I have felt back to the Parking Authority. to say how much the authority has the takeover revolution of the late 1960s "W e're going to open up a can of ing their business or justifying a lot are already managed by the deals,” Ms. Simic said. "P rice tags reserves rather than moving ahead ciency and to meet stiff competition in - here,” Gallacher said in the “ 1 feel as a taxpayer down there offered for it in the past. when the giant conglomerates were worms," said Burkamp, predict­ profit,” Howland said. authoritv. Advest Inc. 8>A dn '/4 have hit the stratosphere.” full-tilt to search for new reserves at a the world market. hospital newsletter. formed, analysts say. Acmat 9>/4 nc Larger players have entered the ring time when U.S. oil imports are rising. "These acquisitions and mergers are "One can make a good argument that Aetna 30>A dn 1 with the nation's oil titans bidding Consumer advocates contend that American industry's answer to the we're not in another boom period Just CBT Corp. 26'/4 up 2>A billions of dollars for competitors to retail prices for gasoline and home­ recent decline of U.S. leadership in the Colonial Bancorp 26V4 up V4 by looking at the total number of replace declining oil and gas reserves. heating oil could rise by up to four cents international sphere of productivity inside Today H 8 ^ 0 waots to buy moro land for parking merger transactions," said Tomi Finast 13>/4 up 2‘A This year alone Standard Oil (ki. of a gallon as oil companies close down and distribution," said Dan Lundberg, Simic, director of research for W.T. First Conn. Bancorp 29 nc California's purchase ofGulf Oil Co. for service stations and refineries to publisher of the Los Angeles-based Manchester Mall owner Kenneth taxing district from which the DiRosa said that even with the Grimm & Co., the Chicago-based 20 poet*, 2 Mctions In an effort to extend its control authority, as well as other prop­ First Hartford Corp. l'/4 dn */4 $13.2 billion broke new ground as the satisfy government antitrust condi­ Lundberg Survey. C. Burkamp, who was at the authority draws the bulk of its proposed reconstruction of Main m erger analyst. over off-street parking in the erty the authority thinks it needs to Hartford National 20>A up Vi biggest m erger in U.S. history. Texaco tions for their mergers. “ We have almost become a nation of meeting, said the Purnell Corp. revenue. Street, the downtown area was not In 1969, the record year for merger Advice ...... D downtown area, the Parking Au- control. Gorman said the Purnell Hartford Steam Boiler 52 up 3' Inc.'s $10.1 billion acquisition of Getty Even on Capitol Hill and in some distributors of other people's goods and lots would be worth closer to likely to lose enough parking activity in the United States, more than ...... 'lilio thority today voted to recommend lots had been appraised at $129,000. At least one director, however Ingersoll Rand 40>/i up Oil was not far behind in second place corporate boardrooms there is a services, which has led to the export of $250,000. spaces for the authority to begin 6,000 deals took place as many co*Sllra • Directors a $500,000 The bond issue would appear on reacted skeptically to the idea of a J.C. Penney 51t(k up l>/4 and Mobil Corp.’s $5.7 billion takeover palpable uneasiness that the Federal so many jobs and the virtual loss of the ballot this November if it were Purnell Corp. President George acquiring land for more parking. managements and business schools Enlertolnmenf; i'."] "i!! 1!!!!!'..!'. J2 bond issue for buying land. bond issue. Lydall Inc. 16Vi up >/i of Superior Oil Co. ranked fifth in the Trade Commission has been too lenient whole industries. approved by the directors. MarloW' said he had no idea what encouraged companies to spread out Gordcnlne...... 1* Sage Allen 10>/4 l»/4 m erger line-up. in giving the green light to multi- ‘‘But we ve reached the tumingpoint "Parking is an essential part of the land was worth and declined to “ I don't think w e're going to put Democratic Director Stephen T. , up their risks by acquiring dlversifted Lottery...... -3 Parking Authority Chairman SNET 30’/! 1*A "But even if you were to take the bijlion-dollar acquisitions within the and now there is a largely unlm i^««f the viability of downtown,” Gor­ comment on the proposal until he a $500,000 bond issue on the ballot Cassano said he could not com­ \ up ventures and building conglomerates, ...... A Robert F. Gorman said funds from Travelers 28Vi 'A dollar totals of these merger transac­ same industry that previous Republi­ struggle on the part of business, man said. The authority controls had more details. this year or any other year,” said ment on the bond issue until he had up she said. Pem M oik'! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! . ! ! !" . ’.’. i ” . i - . .2 the the bond Issue would be used to United Technologies 64>/4 up 2>A tions and adjust them for inflation, they can and Democratic administrations banUng institutions and the adminis- nearly 700 off-street parking spa­ Gorman said a general obliga­ Republican minority leader Peter a chance to see the proposal. But he The number of mergers in 1983 S p ^ t ...... 11-14 purchase three parcels owned by New York gold 386.00 dn7.75 would come out about the same as the would have challenged. traUon to restructure industry in the ces in the downtown area, most of tion bond issue could be paid off DiRosa Jr, who runs a cleaning said he thought the town might totaled only 2,533 — less than half of 1969 dollar totals," Ms. Simic said. "Asking the FTC these days to Television...... 8 the Purnell Corp. The land in- direcUon of increased efficiency and Weother...... 2 eludes about 120 spaces, some of which are leased from private within 15 years without having to business with one shop located on eventually have to purchase pri­ 1969'8 heated pace but somewhat Statistics tell only one side of the protect the consumer 1s like relying on productivity." - . Main Street. • • • • • e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e which are now leased to the owners. raise the mill rate In the special vately owned land for parking.