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Saturday, May 14,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents UNION DRIVE CUT SHORT MMH workers aren’t interested By Andrew J. Davis Manchester Herald < The United Food and Commercial Workers Union has withdrawn its petition to unionize Manchester Memorial Hospital workers because there is not enough employee support, the union president said Friday. "We need more cards, we need more names,” said Amaldo Espinosa, president of the union’s Local 919 in Hartford. “We thought we did (have enough support to file), but they said we didn’t have it.” Bylaws from the National Labor Relations Board, where the petition was filed, require that the union have a commitment from at least 30 percent of the employees that a union is wanted before a petition can be filed. There are 950 non-union employees at Woooi the hospital. The NLRB is responsible for validating the percentage of employees interested in joining a union, said Jospeh McMahon, acting deputy officer in charge of the Hartford office of the NLRB. The withdrawal does not mean the union has lost AP photo interest in unionizing the hospital, Espinosa said. Though he was unsure when the union would refile NEW HABITAT — Willie B. takes a look outside Zoo Atlanta on Friday. its petition, he said such an occurrence was almost a certainty; “Rumours are flying ... that we have quit. We have not quit,” he said. WUIIe steps out after 27 years [00 The hospital was notified of the withdrawal Thursday, said Andrew A. Beck, hospital ATLANTA (AP) - Willie B. found it’s a Jungle enclosed shelter before he seemdd secure enough spokesman. out there. to run atop his hill, scamper for food and begin The news pleased hospital officials, including Zoo Atlanta’s famous gorilla saw something ripping down tree limbs. PC. President Michael R. Gallacher. Friday he hasn’t seen since he was captured in "I think he has responded well. He came W hs “Needless to say, I am pleased that at least (for) Africa 27 years ago; green grass beneath his feet through. He seems to be enjoying his environ­ now we will not be faced with the time-consuming and open sky above his head. ment,” beaming Zoo Atlanta Director Terry legal process necessitated by the existence of a As reimrters and photographers watched from Maple said. w«« vall4 union petition,” Gallacher said in a prepared behind trees and across a protective moat, the Last month, Willie B. was moved from his statement. “It is my hope that we will now be able to 30-year-old lowland gorilla stepped hesitantly tile-walled, steel-barred cage — his home since come together and work on our mutual concerns into his new outdoor quarters, a $4.5 million he arrived at the zoo in 1961 — into the new indoor without the Interference of an outside third party. I simulated rain forest where he will live near 13 quarters he will use for sleep and shelter. •Wf/iir have said all along that I recognized that you other gorillas and a host of other apes. In a physical last month, Willie weighed in at (hospital employees) have a number of valid Skeptical of those watching him, he spent 460 pounds, about 60 pounds overweight, but not E«f JET concerns and we must show we are worthy of your almost an hour stepping back and forth from his too bad after 25 years in a cage, Maple said. m See MMH, page t m goB iiM ftnim BCK igssi vmimo igssi

*u I Kan i»“ ^ ^ •■4 m fi* • . « f tm Coventry Dr. Crane’s Quiz NATO allies applaud MtU meeting 1. Which one of these males has only two legs? settlement on treaty BARROW WETHER CAPON GELDING PINT-SIZE PILOT- 2. Which “skin” is most likely to be framed? BrIdgettB'Ellls, 9, BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - chance of the superpowers con­ draws 100 cluding before the Moscow sum­ SNAKE SKIN CALF SKIN CHAMOIS SKIN stands In front of the The NATO allies told Secretary of SHEEPSKIN State George P. Shultz on Friday mit a Strategic Arms Reduction ultra-light aircraft she 3. Which modem hen would Reynard probably be Bv Jacqueline Bennett that settlement of technical dis­ Talks, or START, treaty cutting chasing if he wanted the most meat for dinner? used to break the Manchester Herald putes over the U.S.-Soviet arms long-range missiles by half. LEGHORN MINORCA RHODE ISLAND RED world record as the treaty should spur the Senate to He and Shevardnadze told BANTAM reporters the same , thing youngest solo pilot COVENTRY - A $172,000 fields ratify it before the superpower 4. Which word is most suggestive of a hospital? leaders meet in Moscow. Thursday. near Aurora, III. maintenance program attracted DEaSION VERDICT PROGNOSIS many of the about 100 residents “ We think the way is now open Mellor said Shultz had given CONSENSUS BridgetteflewforS NATO allies “ no further in­ I ^ • / who showed up at Coventry High for the treaty to be ratified” 5. The farm creature that is most stubborn, makes minutse over the Fox School Friday for the Annual before President Reagan meets sights” into how long it might which sound? Town Meeting on the $12.8 million Soviet leader Mikhail S. Gorba­ take to wrap up a START OINK WHINNY CACKLE BRAY Valley Flying Club to budget. chev on May 29, said David agreement. 6. Assuming the Bible characters at the left were claim the record The meeting has been ad­ Mellor, a British minister of Shevardnadze flew to East young college students today in American schools, Wednesday. journed to a referendum from state. Berlin on Friday to brief Warsaw match them with the likely groups they’d belong to. AP photo noon to 8 p.m. on May 24. A American and allied officials Pact leaders and East German (a) J acob...... (v) Orchestra leader Erich Honecker on the referendum will be held on the have expressed concern that (b) John...... (w) Swimming team talks. East Germany’s state-run same date on a 1300,000 increase failure to ratify the treaty before (c) Peter...... (x) Track team ADN news agency said Shevard­ in the cost of the Booth k Dimock the £ summit could spoil the (d) Jonathan...... (y) Wrestling team nadze told Honecker he was Memorial Library expansion and atmosphere in Moscow and .set (e) D a v id ...... (z) Archery team Peace accord to be unveiled optimistic the superpowers would renovation project. back efforts to reach other arms achieve “ substantial results” in The $12.8 million budget, cut by control deals. Reagan and Gorba­ reducing strategic weapons at the nearly half a million dollars cut chev signed the pact in Washing­ Moscow summit. by the Town Council before its ton in December. Connecticiit Weather ~ at district’s meeting Monday The bulk of the missiles to be vote on the budget in April, would Shultz briefed allied officials on eliminated by the IN F treaty are require a tax rate increase from his two days of talks in Geneva By Nancy Concalman accord, said Friday he would scheduled to open in 1969. based in West Germany. The Manchester and vicinity: Saturday, mostly 34.14 to 37.9 mills. It includes $3.5 with Soviet Foreign Minister and Alex GIrelll present the agreement to the The agreement is “ generally others are in Britain, Eielgium sunny. High 65 to 70. Saturday night, clear and million for general government Eduard A. Shevardnadze. In Manchester Herald district Board of Directors at the same agreement” as pro­ and Italy. No weapons that would chilly. Low around 40. Sunday, sunny. High around spending and $8.3 million for the Geneva,, the two sides resolved Monday night’s meeting. Longest posed last year, DiRosa said. ’ photo be affected by a START accord 70. Board of Education. differences over how to ensure A proposed agreement between said he hasn’t discussed the As with last year’s accord, the are based in Western Europe. Southwest interior: Saturday, mostly sunny. High All members of the Town PREGNANT QUEEN — AnnaMaria DeV­ compliance with the treaty. 65 to 70. Saturday night, clear and chilly. Low the town and the Eighth Utilities agreement with district direc­ current agreement calls for the A further dispute arose after District that contains provisions tors, and will not give the repeal of Public Act 200, a state Council and Board of Education ries walks down the aisle at the Dayton around 40. Sunday, sunny. High around 70. were at the nneeting, except for Shultz and Shevardnadze had Shevardnadze West coastal, east coastal: Saturday, mostly for the sale of the town’s Buck- directors or anyone else copies of law that allows North ^ d (Ore.) Junior-Senior High School gymna­ pronounced the problems re­ land Ore station and the construc­ the outline of that agreement residents to petition the district Board of Education member sium Thursday night after her coronation sunny. High near 70. Saturday night, clear and Robert Christie. solved, and lower-level officials chilly. Low in the mid 40s. Sunday, sunny. High tion of a sewer line to serve the before the meeting. for admission and the district to as the school’s May Day queen. She and 44 on both sides argued through the sees progress planned |70 million Buckland He declined to confirm or deny include the petitioning area in its A $172,000 proposed mainte­ around 70. nance program for the town’s other students were suspended Friday as night before settling the matter Northwest hills: Saturday, mostly sunny. High 65 mall and surrounding develop­ any terms of the agreement as jurisdiction. shortly after dawn. BERLIN (AP) - The Soviet ment will be presented to the published, but said, “ We’ve got recreation fields attracted many punishment for a protest Wednesday over to 70. Saturday night, clear and chilly. Low 35 to 40. The current agreement would Shultz told reporters he was foreign minister expressed op­ district Board of Directors Mon­ the big stumbling blocks taken to the meeting. The l ‘A-hour school-imposed limits on her royal duties Sunday, sunny. High around 70. also require the town and district pleased with the outcome, but he timism Friday that “ substantial day, officials said. care of. I think it’s going to be meeting was called to order by to approach the General Assem­ because of her pregnancy. declined to say whether he results” in r^ucing long-range Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. solved.” Council Chairwoman Joan Lewis bly for an amendment to the thought the Senate would be nuclear weapons will be achieved Friday wouldn’t reveal details of DiRosa said he also was confi­ and moderated by Peter district’s charter that would satisfied. The Senate on Monday at the superpower summit, the Lottery Winners the proposed agreement, but said dent that the agreement would be Halvorson. allow consolidation of the town postponed debate on the treaty official East German news the accord contains provisions for acceptable to both parties, al­ Philip Carpenter, chairman of Power loss hits 600; and district goverments only with after some members accused agency reported. both construction of the Buckland though he hasn’t discussed the the Playing Fields Committee Connecticut daily Friday: 085. Play Four: 8665. Moscow of backsliding and leav­ Eduard A. Shevardnadze sewer and sale of the fire station agreement with the town Board of approval by district voters. and commissioner of girls’ soft- Connecticut "Lotto" Friday: 1, 3, 20, 29, SO, 37. ball spoke, in favor of the burnt branch blamed ing loophoies for possible briefed President Erich Ho­ at a higher price than the $713,000 Directors because he feels the Longest said he doesn’t believe cheating. necker and the other Warsaw quoted in last year’s proposed first step is to find out how the any agreement will be ready,for maintenance program. Nearly 600 Northeast Utilities customers were “ Ail the issues that anyone has Pact foreign ministers on two accord, defeated by district vo­ district feels. action by the district electorate “ What we’re after here is not without power for about two hours Friday evening raised have been squared away,” days of talks in Geneva with ters in November. Longest said there are many by the May 25 annual meeting Fenway Park. We just want to Index keep them (fields) from deterio­ after a power line on Bigelow Street was damaged Shultz told a news conference Secretary of State George P. DiRosa denied reports that the details to be worked out. because there is too little time. Shultz. rating. There is grant money to by a burning branch. before flying back to Washington. district’s fire-protection area as DiRosa, too, said parts of the The district would have to adver­ “ It is the unanimous view of the On Thursday, he and Shultz __1 1 Locsinsws. upgrade the fields if we show we Joanne ’Tucker, supervisor of customer informa­ BusInoM proposed in the current accord agreement require further dis- tise the matter by Wednesday to allies that ratification prior to the said it would not be possible for ChurchM__ . 14-15 Obttusi1#s_ can maintain them,” he said. tion at NoHheast Utilitjeii, said the outage began at would affect only a few residents. cpssion, especially conditions of take any voter action, he said. President Reagan and Mikhail S. Classiflsd — . 34-41 Opinion. The program includes the hir­ 5:15 p.m. and affected a total of 599 customers. summit is very desireable from Last year’s accord said the whole the sewer proposal. Gorbachev to sign a treaty on Comics _ _ . 23-25 Senior CttiMns. But, Longest said, the agree­ ing of a supervisor and two Power was restored to S89bf those customers at 7:42 their standpoint,” Shultz said, Bryan Farms neighboriiood on The town has offered to pay for long-range, or strategic, arms at ConnscUcut. j - t Spons. .42-48 ment could be discussed at the laborers who would work out of p.m.. and to 10 Bigelow Street residents at 8:40p.m. adding that this view was made Deming Street would be trans­ the proposed sewer line, which the summit scheduled for May Focus — .17-32 U.a/Wortd. -9-10 May 25 meeting. the town garage during winter, Tucker said customers on Edgerton, Russell, clear in his meeting at NATO. ferred to the district by the town. will serve the Buckland area, or The treaty calls for elimination 29-June 2 in Moscow. and some capital equipment. Haynes, Hemlock, Lilley, Flower, Summit and DiRosa would not say how the share the cost and allow the Longest and DiRosa both said The news agency, ADN, said; A $60,000 portion of the pro­ Strant streets were also affected. A portion of Main of the superpowers’ medium- current accord addresses Bryan courts to settle disputes over they’ve been discussing the ac­ “ Eduard Shevardnadze came gram is in the education budget. Street was also without power. Tucker said. range land-based nuclear mis­ Farms fire protection. jurisdiction. Without the sewer, cord since January, before each siles, which have ranges of 310 to away (from Geneva) with the Eighth District Director Sa­ the mall developer, the Homart was appointed by his respective The other $112,000 is in the town Deputy Chief Peter Beckwith of the town of IDanrtirBtrr Hrrald Manchester Fire Department said the wind broke a 3,100 miles. impression that progress and muel Longest, who also declined Development Co. of Chicago, government to a liaison budget. substantial results can be made Board Chairman Lawrence tree branch that then struck the power line in front Shultz also told allied officials, USPS 327-500 VOL. GVil, No. 103 to reveal details of the proposed cannot build the mall. The mall is committee. in a closed meeting at North at the Moscow summit in all Mickel spoke of the need for the of 53 Bigelow St., causing a small fire and breaking Penny M. Sieffsrt, Pubiishsr Atlantic Treaty Organization areas that have been under program. “ The fields are in the line. A Bigelow Street resident called the fire headquarters, that there was no discussion.” asoro* T. Chappsil Sheldon Cohan deplorable condition. You can department, Beckwith said. EdHor Composing Manager only go so long dancing around D«n*M A. Robsrtt Robert H. Hubbard Union drive cut short at MMH Advertising Olrsdor Prase room Manager the issue of upgrading. Now it’s Mark F. Abraltls Jeanne O. Fromarth time to pay the piper,” he said. Spy satellite could spill nuclear debris Businsaa Manager Circulation Manager Continued from page 1 George N. Nichols, outside counsel for the hospital, said he was not surprised that the union A brief debate on the value of WASHINGTON (AP) — The Soviets nuclear power plant aboard and would or in a sparsely populated area. Publlshad dally axeapi Sunday and oartain hoNdaya by the trust and support in the future.” withdrew its application. The. union has never had the town meeting versus the cost Manehasisr Publishing Co.. IS Btalnard Plaoa. Manehaalsr, fall to Earth in August or September, “ We will know the date a few weeks The petition was withdrawn “ without prejudice,” “ a good fix” on the number of non-union employees of petitioning it to a referendum have lost control of a nuclear-powered Conn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manehaalsr. Conn. military spy satellite, and two Ameri­ but that the radioactive material on before, but we won’t know the exact Poslmaslsr. Sand address ehangaa to lha Manehaster Herald. which means the union can refile the petition at any supporting the union, he said. vote took place. can experts said Friday it will shower board Would not present a danger. time or general area until a few hours P.O. Box SOI, Manehaster, Conn. 06040. time without penalty, McMahon said. “ In my mind, from the onset, they weren’t sure John Fleming, a member of the H you don't reoaive your Herald by 6 p.m. wsakdaye or 7:60 the Earth with radioactive debris. However, two American experts on before,” Johnson said. The orbit of they had enough people,” he said. Board of Education, said it a.m. Saturdays, pisaao lelephena your oarrtar. H youTa unabla “ I would think it’s anticipated they will continue The satellite, Kosmos 1900, “ has been the Soviet space program, James Kosmos 1900 covers the Earth between to raaeh your oarrtar, oaS subeorlbar earvloa at 647-6646 by 6 On April 28, the u^on filed its petition with the frustrated him to see $1,000 or ... and will refile at a later date,” he said. “ Theycan in a steadily decaying orbit for the last Oberg and Nicholas Johnson, said it 65 degrees south and north latitude, p.m. aiaakdays for daSwsry In Mancha star. NLRB. The petition called for the unionization of $2,000 cut from education for Suggaeled earrtar rates are I1 J0 taealdy, 67.70 tor ona file again at anytime. They can refile today, but It’s month. If nothing is done to correct its was unlikely that the radioactive excluding only Antarctica in the south licensed practical nurses, technical employees, books and have it go to pay for a month, $23.10 for thraa months, $46.20 for six months and not anticipated.” orbit, it will decay” and re-enter the material would burn up on re-entering and a swath in the north bounded by the service and maintenance employees and medical referendum, when residents $62.40 for ona yaar. Senior oWsan latea and maS rates are Earth’s atmosphere, said Maj. Alex the atmosphere, as Tass implied. inhabited areas of Alaska, Greenland, avaSabta on laguaat. A meeting between the hospital and the union set clerical employees. could just as easily vote at the To ptaca a clseelSea or display advarttaamant. or to report a Mondragon, a spokesman for the U.S. “ It is a certainty that the radioactive Scandanavia and Siberia. for Wednesday was canceled because of the Espinosa said the original petition only called for town meeting. news Hem. story or ptetura Idea, call 643-S711. Oftloa hours are Space Command, in Colorado Springs. debris will come down. The question is Johnson and Oberg said the satellite withdrawal of the petition, McMahon said. The the unionisation of 264 of the non-union hospital Resident Roland Green, who 6:30 a.m. to S p.m. Monday through Prtday. where,” said Johnson, author of the is believed to have a system to eject the The Manehaater I taiatd lea mambar of the Aeaacleied Pmae. meeting was. scheduled to determine which employees because they were the only groups the has petitioned for a referendum Colo. Tass, the official Soviet news agency, annual study, “ Soviet Year in Space.” reactor core so that it would bum up the AudH aursAi of CbeutMlens and the Now Bngland employees would be included in an election as well union received support from at the time of the filing for several years appeared angry reported that Kosmos 1900' has a He said it was likely to fall in the ocean rather than reach Earth. as setting an election date, be said. of the petitioa. when he responded. • f * Suit planned Strawberry festival canned Calendars Bv Alex GIrelll While other major events of the the River Tourism District. Manchekter Herald festival will take place, other She said a walking tour of the over collision traditions will fall by the way district will not be held because of Manchester For the first time in three side, officials said. the likelihood that the weather years, there will be no strawberry will be too hot. Monday The fire museum at Hartford A Manchester family intends to sue the town festival in connection with the Road and Pine Street will be open This year, the tour, conducted Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center for injuries members received when a town truck June celebration of the Cheney by Dr. John Sutherland, director hearing room, 7 p.m. as it normally is on the weekend collided with their vehicle in February, accord­ Historic District, and other tradi­ but there may not be any special of Manchester Community Col­ Commission on Aging, Senior Citizens’ Center, tional events also may not take lege’s Institute of Local History, 7:30 p.m. ing to a notice filed with the town clerk. displays for the occasion, Carol place, officials said. Zebb, president of the (Connecti­ was held May 23 and attracted Eighth Utilities District, Mayfair Gardens, 7:30 The notice, filed Thursday by Hartford Steven Ling, director of the about 150 residents. p.m. cut Firemen’s Historical Society, attorney Norman Ebenstein, charges town Lutz (Children’s Museum, said the said Friday. The society operated Another major event of the Tuesday ^ployee Herald W. Patterson with negligence date set for an antique show by the museum.. (estival, an antique Aow by the , Human Relations Commission, Municipal Build­ ’fw t Caused injuries to Antonio Batista and his the MiucAhstei’: HmMcal SiF' Manclmter Historical Siociety, daughter, Julia Batista, both of 18 Deerfield ciety, June 2S, came too late in the She said the society is reluctant ing coffee room, 8 p.m. to ask the state’s Department of will be held. Jay Savery, presi­ Drive. season to be sure the sponsors of dent of the society, said Friday. Wednesday the strawberry festival could get Environmental Protection to par­ Commission on the Handicapped, Senior Citizens’ On Feb. 13. at around 1:14 p.m., Antonio enough strawberries in good ticipate, as it did last year, unless It will take place on the Center, 7:30 p.m. Batista was driving north on Adams Street near condition to supply the more than the (^eney district events can be afternoon of June 25 on the Housing Authority, Bluefield Drive, 7:30 p.m. the intersection of Foxcroft Drive, according to 700 pounds of berries the festival expected to draw'a large crowd. grounds of the Cheney Homes­ Thursday the notice. Julia was a passenger in his vehicle. would require. She said a decision would be tead, 106 Hartford Road. It will be Board of Directors comment session. Town made within a week. Patterson was driving a town truck west on The strawberry festival is a under the direction of Gail and Manager’s office, 6:30 p.m. i (Jene Dickenson, Coventry an­ Foxcroft Drive, and failed to yield the right of fund-raising event for the mu­ Last year the DEP, in a fire Democratic Subcommittee, Town Manager’s seum . Since it was started in 1085, prevention program, supplied a tique dealers, as it was last year. office, 7 p.m. way to Batista’s vehicle, resulting in a collision, the festival has been a major the notice said. The notice said Patterson was “Smoky the Bear,” and an Savery said the Museum of Emergency Mdical Services Council, Lincoln attraction of the district automated talking fire hydrant. Center gold room, 7 p.m. negligent in failing to yield the right of way. celebration. Local History on Cedar Street will Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, Ling said that in previous years Some other festival attractions be open with an exhibit entitled 7:30 p.m. Antonio Batista suffered strain and sprain of “Gems from the Collection.” He his lower back and Julia Batista suffered a head the celebration was held earlier, like a horse-drawn trolley going Building Committee, Municipal Building coffee OavM Kool/MsnehMWr HaraM from place to place in the district said the exhibit will consist of injury and sprain of her cervical spine, the notice on dates which conflicted with the room, 7:30 p.m. dates of other events, such as will probably not be offered, special items from the society’s Advisory Parks and Recreation commission. BRIDGE OVER CALM WATERS - Edna Senior Citizen award for the late John said. graduation exercises at Man­ according to Bobbie Beganny, collection, some of which have Lincoln Center gold room. 7:30 p.m. Christensen, Mrs. Senior Citizen, and Dahm, have a quiet talk on the bridge in chester High School. director of tourism for the East of never been exhibited before. Russell Nettleton, who accepted the Mr. the Oriental Gardens at Wickham Park. Andover Monday RHAM Board of Education, RHAM High School. 7:30 p.m. Volunteerism at its best \ REGAL'S SUPER Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. ’Thursday " Library Directors, Andover Public Library, 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Senior Citizen recognized p.m. By Anita M. Caldwell ing the food prograip, Dahm was said. SUIT SALE! Bolton Manchester Herald looking out for the center, overall. "John was an artist,” Nettleton “ (Dahm) was working all said. “He did a lot of carpentry 4 DAYS ONLY-MAY 11-12-13-14 Monday For Edna Christensen, 13 is a around, doing different things for work at the center,” he said Annual town meeting, Bolton Elementary School, lucky number. the center,” Nettleton said. "He adding that, ’’he was a 8 p.m. The Bolton Street senior citizen deserved (the award).’’ perfectionist.” Tuesday Ronald Scott and was named Mrs. Senior Citizen Nettleton said that Dahm al­ And as if Dahm had ordered the Board of Selectmen, Community Hall. 8 p.m. Thursday for 13 years of commit- ways volunteered to help out Wednesday perfect spring day, Christensen nient and service to the Manches­ whether he was asked or not. gave a philosophical view about Louis Bernard Suits for *300 Zoning Commission, Bentley Memorial Library, ter Senior Citizen Center. Nettleton said that Dahm was life at the senior center. 7:30 p.m. The Mr. Senior Citizen award involved in many of the center’s Botany "500" Suits...... Reg $225...... M69®® Planning Commission, Community Hall, 8 p.m. was given, posthumously, to John activities. “Unless people are involved Thursday Dahm, and was accepted by a “John was treasurer of the golf and out tO'have a good time, Yves Saint Laurent...... Reg. $325...... *279®° Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7 p.m. close friend, Russell Nettleton of league and he was on the you’re not going to have a good Conway Road. executive committeei” Nettleton time,” she said. ^.jKingsridge Suits...... Reg. $325...... *279®° Coventry As the couple were treated to a limousine ride through Wickham Christian Dior...... Reg. $350...... *299®° Monday Park, on the East Hartford- Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. Manchester town line, they Hart, Schaffner & Marx...... Reg. $410...... *369®° Tuesday talked about receiving the award. Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Office Building, Christensen said she "had no FREE ALTERATIONS 7:30 p.m. idea at all’’ that she would be Water Pollution Control Authority, Town Office given the honor and recalls her Building, 7:30 p.m. years of volunteerism with THIS SALE APPLIES TO REGULAR SIZES ONL Y Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office fondness. 38 to 46 Reg. 38 to 44 Short 40 to 46 Long Building, 7:30 p.m. "I used to work in the shows at Wednesday the Senior Fair," she said. The Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s Senior Fair shows were per­ Park, 7:30 p.m. formed each spring and included SPORT COATS School Building Committee. Coventry High a chorus line, special effects and '•'Our Best Selling" $9090 School. 7:30 p.m. other events involving about 70 Conservation Commission, Town Office Building. people, she said. Christensen said RONALD SCOTT BLAZERS 8 p.m. she was in charge of costumes ’Ihursday and previously was a participant. • NAVY • POSTMAN BLUE -BLACK Reg. $135 Public reception for new town manager, Town Christensen has participated in •GREY -TEAL -PLUM Office Building. 7-9 p.m. other center-related activities. “I was among many who helped pick the site for the MCC graduation date set present senior center," she said, 903 Main Street proudly. The center used to be on Downtown Manchester Makaziwe Mandela, daughter of imprisoned Linden Street. Open Mon., Tuet. & Sat til 5:30 South African leader Nelson Mandela, will be the "We outgrew it," 6be said. Wed.,Thurs.&Frl.’UI9 David Kool/Manctwawr Harald REGAVS I "Your Quality Men's Shop' M I keynote speaker at commencement ceremonies for But Christensen hasn’t out­ Manchester Community College on May 26. grown her interest in the center’s WAVE TO THE FANS — Edna Christensen, named Mrs. Commencement will be held outside at the activities. Currently, she is chair­ college’s Bicentennial Bandsell at S: 30 p.m. In case man of the finance committee Senior Citizen Thursday, waves goodbye to her of inclement weather, the ceremonies will be held and oversees the food program. from the iimousine that escorted her through Wickham indoors in the Lowe Program Center. While Christensen was oversee­ Park. Using surplus funds O b itu a rie s worries economists George E. Forziey George E. Forziey, 60, of 1834 Kilmonack Lane, HARTFORD (AP) - Econo­ within a year. Matthews, N.C., died Friday. He was the brother of mists were dismayed by the Those surveyed cited rising Philip Forziey of Manchester. state's decision to dip into surplus interest rates and inflation, a He was bom in Worcester, Mass, where he was a funds to help balance next year’s tight money supply, consumer member of St. George Cathedral. He lived in Vernon budget, but believe Connecticut’s apathy and the federal deficit as for 19 years before moving to South Dennis, Mass, economy will remain relatively reasons for their concern. strong during a nationwide reces­ and later to North Carolina. Almost 30 percent of those He graduated from the University of Rhode Island sion they expect next year, responding pinpointed the second with a degree in industrial engineering and was according to a new survey. quarter of 1989 as the most likely employed at United Technologies for 18 years Atpossible state budget deficit time for a recession of 18 months and the use of $73 million from the before retiring in 1980. or so to begin. He is survived by his wife, Rita M. Forziey of Rainy Day fund to balance next Matthews, N.C.; two daughters, Susan Janty of year’s $6.29 billion budget topped Despite a general belief that Vernon, Joann Forziey of North Providence, R.I.; a concerns among 44 members of Connecticut’s once-booming sister, Gladys MpcKouI of Auburn, Mass.; a the Hartford Area Business econontiy would continue to cool grandaughter. Samantha Janty of Vernon and Economists. down. 70 percent felt it would several nephews. “ It seems to be insanity.” said outperform the nation’s The funeral Is Monday at 10 a.m. from the Caswell AP photo club President Ronald F. Van economy. King Funeral Home, Worcester, Mass. Burial is in Winkle, an independent econo­ The state’s shortage of labor, Hope Cemetery, Worcester, Mass. mist who is now director of West AGE OF DISCOVERV — Lisa Myers. 15 months, watches as Victoria high housing costs, declining, Calling hours are Sunday from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Hartford’s community services defense contracts and its quality funeral home. Campbell blows bubbles Thursday at Simon's Rock of Bard College in department. of education loom as other Great Barrington, Mass. Campbell is a college freshman and Lisa is the ’The club’s annual survey of its potential problems for Connecti­ members was released Raymond J. Favreau DavM Kool/ManehMtor HaraM' daughter of a professor. cut’s economic well being, re­ Wednesday. spondents claimed. Raymond J. Favreau Sr., 64, of 461 Graham Rd., DADDY’S GIRL — Rick Carucci and his Thursday afternoon. They were among The state is expected to end the South Windsor, died Friday at Manchester daughter Ashley, 2V&, both of East many who took advantage of the warm current fiscal year June 30 with Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Court: Fargo defendant less than $1 million in surplus Madeleine (Lussier) Favreau and the father of Hartford, relax along the pond in the weather. after four years of budget sur­ Raymond J. Favreau Jr. of Manchester. Oriental gardens at Wickham Park pluses totaling more than $1 GREEN LODGE billion. ’The most recent surplus (HOMErOflTHIAQtO) He was bom in Pawtucket, R.I., and moved to must be released on bail South Windsor 28 years ago. He was employed as an projection for the year ending experimental machinist for Pratt & Whitney Police Roandnp June 30 was $787,000. Just in case ADULT CARE NEW YORK (AP) — A federal appeals nationalist group charged with staging the there’s a deficit, however, legis­ Aircraft, East Hartford for 24 years before retiring 1983 robbery of a Wells Fargo depot in *20/Day in 1986. court ruled Friday that a Puerto Rican lators set aside $20 million from a about $1,000 in cash. against me now, go to the police Hartford. Conn. property tax relief fund that was 7:30 «in - 4 pm nationalist — jailed for 32 months without IncludM BrMktnt and DIniwr He was a WWII Army veteran, serving in the More drug arrests Saunders was released on station and add a few more.” bail or trial for his alleged role in a $7 set up last year. Harvey told the 2nd Circuit thathis client Mtdlctllon Sup0iyl$lon Second Air Division of the Eighth Airforce. He was a $25,000 surety bond while Stanley Police said Davis also threa­ Three-quarters of those sur­ possible In bust million Wells Fargo robbery — must be was recovering -from heart surgery and communicant of St. Margaret Mary Church, South Szewc was released on $1,000 tened to kill her and her son and veyed felt a recession would released on bail within a week. needed access to better medical facilities 6 4 9 -5 9 8 5 Windsor, where he had bMn an usher and collector. COVENTRY — Police say there surety bond and Rosemarie dispose of the bodies. strike the nation by the end of In a unanimous decision, the 2nd U.S. than available at the federal jail in is a possibility that more people Szewc was released on $1,000 Davis was held on $10,000 Circuit Court of Appeals directed a federal 1989, with 61 percent expecting it He was a member of the Super 60 Club of South ' Hartford. may be involved in a drug non-surety bond, police said. All surety bond and was presented in judge in in Hartford to release Filiberto Windsor and a member of the Rockville Rod and operation that resulted in the are sch^uled to appear in Manchester Superior Court Ojeda Rios “ no laterthan 5p.m. on Friday. Gun Club. But Executive Assistant U.S. Attorney arrest of three people Wednesday Rockville Superior Court ’hies- Thursday. May 20” under strict bail conditions. Albert Dabrowski insisted Ojeda Rios Besides his wife and son, he is survived by another and the seizure of $3,000 worth of day. May 31, police said. Those -conditions include wearing an could not be released on bail “ because he is OUR DECK IS OPEN... son, Ensign ThomasG. Favreau, serving in the U.S. narcotics. 5-year-old struck radio transmitting bracelet that would truly a danger.” He said Rios was involved Coast Guard, stationed at headquarters in Washing­ Lt. Ronald Doughty of the Death threat warn authorities if Ojeda Rios strayed too in “ acts of incredible atrocity,” including ton, D. C.; three daughters, Michelle M, Loyzim of Coventry Police Department said by car, Injured far. the shooting of an FBI agent and a rocket ft Somers, Capt. Patrice I. Favreau, serving.in the today that police have been prompts charge Under the Bail Reform Act of 1984. which attack on a federal building in Puerto Rico. U.S. Air Force stationed at Kirtland Air Forcie Base developing information about the allows federal judges to deny bail to He also said Rios had fled criminal charges in New Mexico, Catherine L. Kostecki of Enfield; a case for the last three to four A man who has a history of A five-year-old girl received particularly dangerous suspects. Ojeda minor injuries when she ran in in 1970. sistec Vivian Gagnon of Coventry, R.I.; a months and there is a possibility domestic violence and assault Rios has been detained since his arrest in grandson, Adam Joseph Favreau; a step grandson, that more people are involved. charges was arrested Wednesday front of a car on West Center The 2nd Circuit noted that the trial judge Street Thursday, police said. October 1985. Matthew Foley and several nieces and nephews. Coventry police, assisted by the in connection with fip incident In oral arguments before a three-judge has been faced with continuous delays in ' Elizabeth Echevarria, of 28 The funeral is Monday at 9 a.m. from the Samsel Tri-Town Narcotics Task Force, where he threatened and verbally panel of the 2nd Circuit Thursday, defense getting the trial under way "largely Foley St., rode her scooter into & Carmon Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, South the Federal Bureau of Investiga­ abused his girlfriend and her lawyer Richard Harvey said his client had because of the zealous, perhaps overly the street at 4:42 p.m. where she Windsor, followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at tion, and the Tolland County 8-year-old son, police said. been detained "longer than any person zealous, pre-trial demands of the was struck by a vehicle, police defendants.” 10 am. in St. Margaret Mary Church. State’s Attorney’s office, ar­ The charges of threatening and since World War II.” said. The girl was dragged about Burial is in Notre Dame Cemetery, Pawtucket. rested Robert K. Saunders. 45, of disorderly conduct were brought The panel, in an unusually swift ruling, 10 feet, police said. But the panel noted the government had R.I. Coventry, Stanley Szewc, 38, and against Robert Michael Davis, 36, decided Friday that Ojeda Rios should be been unwilling to sever Ojeda Rios’s case Echevarria received scrapes Calling hours are Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Rosemarie Szewc, 21, both of of 9 Starkweather St., after his released from pre-trial detention but from the other defendants. Hartford, on related drug girlfriend told police she was in on her buttocks and was trans­ stated it was only ruling on his case and not overlooking beautiful Coventry Lake Memorial donations may be made to the charges. fear of her life, police said. ported to Manchester Memorial setting “ precedent for future cases.” “ It now appears, however, that the case American Heart Association, 310 Collins St., Doughty said close to a half- Davis had been verbally abus­ Hospital emergency room. Hospi­ The government claims Rios is a leader cannot be reached for trial before next fall Dinners Served Thurs.-Sun. 5-9 pni Hartford, 06105, or to the South Windsor Ambulance ounce of cocaine, PA grams of the ing and threatening the woman tal officials said Friday night the of Los Macheteros — Spanish for “ the at the earliest and that even when reached, • Prime Rib • Baked Stuffed Shrimp Corps, P.O. Box 70S, South Windsor, 06074. cocaine-derivative “ crack” and and her son, police said, and was girl was admitted to the pediat­ machete wielders” — a Puerto Rican it will take many months to try. some marijuana was seized as reported as saying to his girl­ rics ward with lacerations and • Steamers • Lobsters * Steaks

well as drug paraphernalia and friend, ‘ T v e got 17 charges was in satisfactory condition. — Served Rein or Shine — Chet Baker Cuomo vetoes death penalty Sunday Brunch -A Luncheon Specials AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) — Chet Baker, In Memoriam Sadly missed by. At the door to welcome me. 11am-2pm Served Dally 59, an American jazz trumpeter famed for his 1950s Love, Cuomo said once again that he would In sad and loving memory of Wife, son, daughter, ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — Gov. Mario appearances with Gerry Mulligan, died Friday grandchildren and great His Wife, Cuomo on Friday vetoed restoration of the urge the Legislature to pass his alternative after falling from the second floor of his Amsterdam Walter J. Phillips, who passed Daughters, Son-in-law, proposal to give life without parole to the away May 14,1987. grandchildren death penalty in New York Friday, making hotel. and Grandsons. it 12 straight years that capital punishment state’s most violent criminals. Famed for the thin, cool tone of his trumpet How many times we’ve needed has been blocked by the state’s chief His predecessor. Gov. Hugh Carey, playing. Baker set the the standard for what jazz you. In Memoriam executive, six by Cuomo. vetoed death-penalty legislation for six buffs knew as the "cool school.” How many times we’ve cried. In loving memory of Ian G. White, Assemblyman Vincent Graber, the consecutive years until 1982, and Cuomo In 1952, he was working with Charlie Parker on the How many times we’ve wished In Memoriam who passed away May 14,1983. Democratic-controlled Assembly’s chief subsequently has followed suit. West Coast when he joined Mulligan, a baritone That you were back here by our In sad and loving memory of If I had the world to give. death penalty advocate, said last week he side. Bennie Kuligowsky, who passed saxophonist, and the rest of his piano-less quartet. I’d give it yes, and more, lacked the votes to override the veto. The last criminal to die in New York’s In 1933, Baker topped the Metronome trumpet poll God took you oh so quickly. away on May 14, 1975. electric chair was Eddie Lee Mays in 1963. We had no time to say goodbye. To hear your voice and see your But state Sen. Dale Volker, the bill’s and started his own quartet. His work became more face. You are always in our thoughts. sponsor in the Republican-controlled Se­ Federal and state court rulings have since assured and outgoing. In 1955, he took a group to We know that he is with you God, rendered capital punishment statutes still in heaven up above. And greet you at the door. We all miss you. nate, said Friday that he’d attempt an “Coventry’s Best Kept Secret” Europe that showed high promise. Then his career override even if one didn’t appear likely in on the books in New York to be sta rt^ to suffer, from narcotics, arrests, headlines Please put your arms around him I would like to think. Sadly Missed, now, the Assembly. unenforceable. and a backlash against the fact he’d been overrated Wherever heaven may be. Daughter, Son-in-Law, Children, and give him all our love. Sister-in-law and Brother-in-law at the beginning. That you will be standing r r r ■"n •rm m m m m W # 9 # - folicKeanie State & Region State tottery troubles peilalst says talks quick execution for kilier Dump users defendants, too CLARKSVILLE, Ark. (AP) - concluded Simmons was not mentally incompetent. NAUGATUCK — The owner of two contaminated A judge said Friday that he will grant R. Gene Simmons’ wish to landfills has named 196 past users of the dumps as as officials review contracts collapsed After he was convicted and the third-party defendants in a lawsuit in which the set a quick execution date if he is NEWlNG’TON (AP) — Connecticut’s lottery About 30 such tickets were apparently, sold, jury set a death sentence Thurs­ state and federal governments are seeking $40 convinced that Simmons is men­ troubles continued Friday as state officials including one that was cash ^ for ^,000. day, Simmons surprised the court million in clean-up costs. LA NEGRITA, Panama (AP) tally competent to waive his began reviewing the contract with the company Authorities are trying to determine whether by reading a statement emphati­ Harold Murtha, owner of Laurel Park landfill in — Gen. Manuel Antonio Noriega appeal of the death sentence. that took over the system this week, with one criminal intent was involved. cally requesting a quick execu­ Naugatuck and Beacon Heights tandfill in Beacon said Friday that talks with the Simmons, 47, was convicted official openly talking about getting out of that General Instrument Corp. of Maryland took tion date. Falls, has named municipalities, individuals, large United States about his departure Thursday of kiiling a man and a contract. over the system on Sunday and system-wide and small corporations, major industries and other from power have collapsed. woman during a 45-minute ram­ “ I want no action that will " It’s certainly being discussed,’ ’ said J. Blaine problems were immediately apparent, culminat­ organisations as third-party defendants in legal At ceremonies in this rural page Dec. 28 in Russellville. After delay, deny, defer or denounce Lewis Jr., chief of the lottery unit in the state ing in a decision to shut down ttie system for actions pending against him in U.S. District Court in town marking the anniversary of he surrendered, police found the this very correct and proper Division of Special Revenue. “ Whether or not it about 24 hours over Tuesday and Wednesday. Hartford. the death of a revolutionary hero, bodies of 14 relatives on his death sentence,” Simmons said will happen is another thing.” The company has consistently refused comment The third-party defendants include the U.S. Noriega also told The Associated property at nearby Dover. in a calm voice. He and other ^tate gaming officials met with oh the snafu. Department of Defense, the U.S. Postal Service, the Press he could run for president He is scheduled to stand trial representatives of the company running the Simmons said that in his case, Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority, Nor­ ’The state normally sells $8 million in lottery in elections next year. July 18 on those slayings. But system on Friday. theast Utilities, Naugatuck Mayor Terry Buck- tickets a week, clearing $3 million a week in “ Everything fell apart. Every­ Circuit Judge John S. Patterson ‘ ‘ anything short of death would be He said about 200 of the 2,150 lottery terminals ^ 3 miller, the City of Waterbury and other Naugatuck profit from three games, the Daily Numbers, thing fell apart. Everthing said he would hold a hearing cruel and unusual punishment.... around the state were malfunctioning as of Valley communities. Play Four and Lotto. apart,” Noriega repeated when Monday on Simmons’ compe­ I only ask for what I deserve. Let mid-aftemoon Friday. In addition, he said the asked about the talks between tence and would set an execution the torture and suffering in me entire million-dollar-a-day sys'tem was inopera­ Drawings for the games have been held as Panama and the Reagan admin­ date of before July 18 if he end.” Man pays fine, halts tax scam ble for about a minute at one point during the day. scheduled this week and were planned again istration to try to resolve the AP photo BRIDGEPORT — A Florida man has agreed to In the meantime, a state police investigation Friday night. Panamanian crisis. pay $64,000 in penalties to the Internal Revenue continued into how it was possible for people to Lewis said he was “ disenchanted” with Noriega is chief of Panama’s SCHOOLYARD PREACHER — Duffey General Instrument, but added: “ The contract is Miss^ JcuoiSS'. State Pageant Service and halt the sale of tax shelters involving buy tickets with the winning numbers Monday defense forces and the power Strode, 10, preaces in front of his after the winning combination was broadcast a legal document and we have to abide by its historical buildings in Bridgeport and Missouri, behind the civilian government. live. terms,” elementary school in Marion, N.C., authorities said. He was charged in Miami in Friday morning. He was later suspended*^ EN TER N O W f Ronald B. Duming of Vero Beach, Fla., entered February with taking at least $4.6 into a consent decree with the IRS in which he million in payoffs from Colom­ from school for the fourth time for what America’s largest traveling pageant competition agreed to pay the penalty and not sell additional tax bia’s Medellin cartel to protect officials said was insubordination. Will be In your area soon, In search of Miss Junior America 1989. shelters without first notifying the IRS, authorities ‘Faggof remark not slanderous cocaine shipments, launder mo­ Official Preliminaries To the Nationally said. ney, supply drug laboratories and Televised Finals Starring John Davidson Assistant U.S. Attorney General William S. Rose, shelter the gang’s leaders from School suspends head of the Justice Department’s Tax Division, said NEW HAVEN (AP) - A “ bum,” which he said a reasona­ step backwards to hold that the law enforcement. STATE PRIZES the civil suit and the decree were filed simultane­ Hamden couple did not slander a ble person woujd not take liter­ reference to a heterosexual as Reagan administration offcials ★ Over $2,000 in Cash ously Monday in federal court in Kansas City, Mo. former Mr, Universe and his ally. Even if the word were meant homosexual is slanderous,” Noo­ Age Division ★ A Diamond Wrist Watch had said they. were discussing preacher Teens 13-19 business partner by calling them literally, it still would not be nan said. with Noriega the possibility of ★ Color Televisions Agent matches Crafts’ hair “ faggots,” even though the two slandererous, Noonan said. Keyes said Friday he planned Pre»Teen 8-12 ★ 'X B Cosmetic Kit dropping the drug charges if MARION, N.C. (AP) — A 10-year-old schoolyard Petite 4-7 NEW LONDON - An FBI agent trained in hair men are not homosexuals, a “ In an era where discrimina­ to file an appeal to the approp­ Noriega relinquished power. ★ Screen tested for Nationally analysis testified Friday that strands of hair taken Superior Court trial referee has tion based on sexual orientation is riate higher court over the issue preacher who said he’d rather “ get gold and silver Televised Variety Show by state police from Helle Crafts’ hair brush and ruled. becoming increasingly intolera­ of whether an allegation of When asked in Washington up in heaven than an education down here” was sponge rollers matched strands found among wood Referee Lester H. Aaronson ble and Uie subject of much civil homosexuality is sufficiently hei­ about Noriega’s remarks, White suspended a fourth time Friday after refusing to ] To Be Soloclod: Send photo, name, date stop proselytizing and go to class. Carol Dickson of birth, addreaa and phone number, post chips and human remains in Southbury. said in a decision earlier this rights legislation, it would be a nous to be considered slander. House spokesman Marlin Fitz- Miss Junior America 1986 Teen Dr. Harold A. Deadman Jr., a supervisory special month that he could not hold the water replied, “ He says that all Duffey Strode, wearing a black jacket and marked by May 19,1968. ______agent with the FBI in Virginia, testified that nine of remark slanderous because the the time. He said ‘fall apart’ or carrying a zippered case apparently containing a To: “The Junior America Show," Department N the 15 hairs he examined matched those taken from law is inconclusive on whether it something similar before. ... We Bible, spent 20 minutes on the grounds of Eastfield 11260 Chester Road. Suite 660, Cincinnati, Ohio 45246, (513) 771-8094. the brush and rollers. is slander to call someone who is are still talking. We are still Elementary School quoting Scripture and hurling Deadman was the third forensic expert to testify heterosexual a homosexual. negotiating.” biblical, epithets in a steady rain before Assistant Principal Shirley Ramsey handed out the in Richard Crafts’ murder trial about evidence According to court documents. Fitzwater said Elliott Abrams, found by state police on the banks of the Housatonic suspension. Michael Katz and his parter in the assistant secretary of state for Duffey’s younger siblings, Matthew, 5, and River. Hamden business World Gym inter-American affairs, met with Crafts, 50, of Newtown, was arrested Jan. 13,1987, Pepper, 6, also have been suspended for defying East, Gerald Mastrangelo, were President Reagan at the White school officials earlier this month in this western in connection with his wife’s murder. Mrs. Crafts called “ faggots” by Clement and House Friday, but gave no was last seen alive Nov. 18, 1986. Police believe North Carolina town. Their mother, Robin Stode, Georgianna Passariello of details. said they also will likely be suspended again when Crafts killed his wife in their bedroom and disposed Orange. of her body with a chainsaw and woodchipper. Noriega visited La Negrita, 90 they return to school May 19. Clement Passariello was a miles from Panama City, where Mrs. Strode predicted the dispute would wind up Hygienists mark anniversary former partner in the gym, and Ani»owf»»oi«d(i«iimntwiic»i».TW «n>oiiremno«lo««»»>laonoii» Victoriano Lorenzo, a populist in litigation. o( S N A S ftirt W -VM ." CMOOM «Mh«r • piali or n H ^io p tlM im M moiMr or «w mar M giM iM tr “ It’s gone too far now,” she said, adding that she the remark was allegedly made tlwroM nortoait iHMibor ono olwloo. ThonTo 0 *00 ooMior In H for you. And Snop^roM goM you revolutionary, was executed by i ------BRIDGEPORT — Bridgeport, well-known for at various times to gym SNAdftHquollly oidh no monuy down ondloormoodilypoymoon. So hurry. Mdoollor undo ooom Colombian authorities on May 15, has contacted an attorney through the Rutherford such things as producing the world’s first fitted members. 1903. Institute, which she described as a non-profit corset and being the state’s largest city, is also the Christian legal foundation based in Manassass, Va. founding home of the dental hygiene profession. Aaronson found that the Passa- Mrs. Strode said the fannily moved to North This weekend, about 500 dental hygieiene riellos did use the term to Prosecutor argues Carolina in January 1987 after winning a lawsuit s professionals will descend on the city to celebrate describe Katz and his partner and r m s ] against city officials in a Pennslyvania town who the profession’s 75th anniversary. that the description was not true. against bargaining had tried to prevent her husband, David, from street Katz, a health education “ What’s going on this weekend is the celebration WASHINGTON (AP) - Attor­ preaching. W h at is Graduation?— It’a-a cap and gow n ...aw ard s and teacher at Hamden High School, of the diamond jubilee of dental hygiene,’’ Marge ney General Edwin Meese III on “ We came here to relax after winning the fight,” achievements,... ceremony amt tradition... speeches and Reveal, president of the American Dental Hygie­ is a former Mr. Connecticut, Mr. Friday presented President Rea­ she said of their earlier legal problems in remembrances...tears and laughter...family and friends...hugs nists’ Association in Chicago, said Friday. “ What America and Mr. Uiverse. Chambersburg, Pa. “ All we want is to have the gan with arguments against and kisses...m em ories and dreams. has happened over the last 75 years has had a huge Attorney John A. Keyes, who dismissing drug indictments right, the freedom to preach. We might lose it some impact on improving the public’s oral health.’’ represents Katz and Mastran­ against Panamanian ruier Gen. day and we want to preserve it.” Graduation is made up o f so many wonderful things, and DaySpring The profession was founded in 1913 when Dr. gelo, said his clients were pleased Manuel Antonio Noriega, accord­ Strode, a machinist, and the children preached at Greetings Cards help to capture the moment, share the joy, express Alfred C. Fones established the first school for with the ruling in one sense. ing to the prosecutor who ob­ high school football games from a pickup truck last the love and be a part o f the memory. dental hygienists in Bridgeport. The school began “ They were happy that the ti ssMeomwotOdHt tained one of the indictments. fall, and Strode has been seen proselytizing in on the second floor of his home. judge found that (the Passariel- U.S. Attorney Leon Kellner of business areas around town. los) had said it and that it was Miami told reporters that he Mrs. Strode said it was her children’s decision to NLRB favors Jal alal players false,” said John A. Keyes. presented arguments against preach. “ Fortunately, no one believed dropping the indictments in two “ I told them if they want to go back and preach, Jai alai players in Hartford and Newport, R.I., A iMiiflw oi p v t n m hU im rttB. it.” meetings with Meese in the past that’s fine,” Mrs. Strode said in ah interview at were given the right to conduct union elections and two days, that the attorney home Friday as Duffey and his sister watched a decisions Friday by the National Labor Relations The Passariellos’ attorney, Pa­ /hen You W ant to Share Your Heart and God’s Love" general “ told me that he also videocassette of “ The Goonies.” Matthew stopped Board. trick M. Noonan, had argued in Quality Sharpening opposed” any dismissal and that playing with a basketball long enough to nod his The NLRB, in decisions handed down in Boston court documents that derogatory he had assured Kellner “ he would head when asked if he planned to preach again when and Hartford, reaffirmed its jurisdiction over the words such as “ faggot” are convey my thoughts to the his suspension ends. ibles & Books jai alai players, who went on strike April 14 alleging “ common epithets subject to 104 Hillard St. president.” Earlier, when asked if he felt pressured by unfair labor practices. much general usage.” parents, Duffey had said, “ No. They ain’t. I want to 840 Main Street • Downtown Manchester He compared the term to Manchester, CT “ He told me he did that today,” Elections are scheduled for early June at the 649-2111 do it.” Newport and Hartford frontons, Cheverie said. insults such as “ jerk” and Kellner added. ----- Nation Sl World BU^4ESS- police clash MARKET REPORT of the week Activiiy ev»f p«»i 30 vaainq dsYi Slain CIA officer honored 9.900 • Outlook is heialthy t By The Associated Press WASHINGTON — The former CIA station chief in in Jerusalem Beirut was honored Friday during a memorial ■ Major banks raised their prime lending if you believe in rates for the first time since the stock market service at his symboiic tombstone in Arlington ! 9 .100- National Cemetery, nearly three years after he died I HI, crash, pushing the key rate to 9 percent and JERUSALEM (AP) - Riot heralding a period of more expensive as a hostage in Lebanon. police stormed the sacred Tem­ CIA Qirector William Webster eulogized William i : ' i !||l| ‘contrary opinion’ borrowing. ple Mount complex Friday and 9.000 II ■ ’The steepest energy price gain in 15 F. Buckley as a man who “ did things that none of the fired rubber bullets at protesting rest would have done ... he lived by example." II' months pushed wholesale costs up 0.4 percent Moslems on the final Sabbath of '1!' By Chat Currier in April, the government said. Food prices Buckley, the 51th CIA agent to die in the line of the holy month of Ramadan. duty, had the "ability to handle tough situations,” 1.000 The Associated Press were modestly higher. In other reports, w Twenty Arabs and three police­ business sales shot up 1.9 percent in March, the Webster said. "Bill Buckley made a difference to men were reported injured. NEW YORK - U you apply an old Wall Street those who worked with him.” HIGH aloonr biggest advance in more than a year, while Soldiers closed off large parts principle known as contrary opinion, the outlook for business Inventories rose 0.3 percent. President Reagan, in a letter read to Buckley’s LOW 1,971.95 the stock market would seem to be pretty healthy. friends and family at the outdoor ceremony, said tbe of the occupied territories, and CLOSE rM0.BS ■ Retail sales fell 0.6 percent in April, the the turnout for Moslem prayer Hardly anybody these days is able to work up first setback in six months. The decline was CIA man “ loved the United States ... he cherished CHANGE g l a s s ' much enthusiasm either for stocks or for the liberty.” 4 services was drastically reduced. blamed on an early Easter, bad weather and a The army, fearing violence, 1 ?A(J,.------business outlook over the next year or two. bigger federal tax bite for some people. A mtwtfmtwtfmtwtfmtwtfmtwtfmtwtf And from long* experience, students of the sealed off the Gaza Strip and I 4 11 10 91 9 0 private study said consumer confidence Bush, Jackson attack Dukakis turned back West Bank Arabs at 1 ...... k«y investment scene will testify, whenever a large rebounded in April, suggesting spending will Democratic. presidential front-runner Michael roadblocks into Jerusalem. graphic majority of people agree on what the financial be strong in coming months. Dukakis'came under attack from his right and left markets are likely to do, they are probably wrong. • The Agriculture Department said farmers As an army helicopter buzzed Friday as Republican George Bush labeled him AP photo The extent of the pessimism now holding sway soon will be harvesting a winter wheat crop overhead and police snipers "naive at best” on defense and Jesse Jackson said among investment managers, analysts and econo­ estimated at 1.62 billion bushels, up 4 percent AYATOLLAH VOTING — Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini perched on rooftops, about 1,000 the Massachusetts governor has failed to come up Execs optimistic mists shows up in the results of the latest poll of from last year’s production. worshipers emerged from pray­ with an effective plan for fighting drugs. casta his vote Friday in Iranian elections, making an more than 300 “ decision makers” conducted by ■ Los Angeles businessman Burt Sugarman ers and m arch^ around the Dukakis kept up his criticism of the administra­ appearance which ended rumors that he had died. Richard Hoey at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. raised bis tender offer for Media General Inc. mosques on the city’s Temple tion’s handling of negotiations to get Panamanian For the stock market, Hoey reports, the bears to about $2 billion or $70 per share: The battle is Mount, or Haram Ai Sharif about the future strongman Manuiel Antonio Noriega to relinquish outnumbered the bulls by 2-to-l. On bonds, the ratio expected to come to a head at a shareholders’ (Noble Enclosure) in Arabic. power. He defended his state’s drug control effort as was an even more lopsided 3-to-l in fayor of the meeting May 20. , a “model” pro^am. Khomeini casts baliot, “ Jews out!” the marchers HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP) - Tbe state of the pessimists. ■ Gulf k Western Inc. and Western Publish­ Bush told workers at a Hughes Aircraft Corp. chanted. “ We don’t want to see economy seems almost too good to be true less than Anecdotal evidence abounds to support that ing Group Inc. ended talks about a possible plant in Fullerton, Calif., that “ the Dukakis doctrine any Zionists! ” Others cried; “ No seven months after the stock market plunge, heavy negative bias. The talk on Wall Street these takeover of Western Publishing, a children’s is the doctrine of wishful thinking.” squeiches death rumor fear! No fear! The stone is better business leaders said Friday. day s is that interest rates have nowhere to go but up. book publisher and commercial printer. Gulf k In an interview published Friday, Jackson said than the Kalashnikov (rifle)! ” The Business (^uncil, composed of 61 executives And the slow and halting recovery in stock prices Western later announced its third stock Dukakis’ drug war plan is "a farce,” and he from the largest U.S. corporations, predicted since the crash last year is just about universally • NICOSIA, Cyprus (A P) - Friday’s election was to fill the The marchers burned Israeli buyback program in five years. described the Massachusetts governor as sounding modest growth, low unemployment and moderate labeled a “ bear market rally” that will soon run its ■ Lorimar Telepictures Corp. agreed to'be Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, other 82 electoral districts, in­ flags and raised the outlawed red, little different from Bush on various issues. infletion this year in a report issued at its meeting at acquired by Warner Communications Inc. in a ending rumors that he had died, cluding 16 of the 30 in Tehran, green, black and white Palesti­ course. the Homestead resort. “ The most comforting thing about today’s $1.18 billion stock-swap deal. Investor Marvin voted in the final round of Iran’s where no candidate got a clear nian flag. Israel radio said a U.S. “ The economy and our businesses are doing quite experience is that many analysts believe tbe stock 25 missing In building collapse parliamentary elections Friday. majority last month. Candidates flag was set afire. Davis later renewed bis bid for Lorimar. Demonstrators burned effigies of are elected to four-year terms. well in spite of that problem,” said John F. Akers, market rally cannot be sustained,” observed ■ USG Corp. claimed victory in a proxy AGUASCAUENTES, Mexico — Soldiers were President Reagan and Saudi IRNA said final results would A few hundred youths threw chaimnan of International Business Machines Vincent Agnew at CTT Investment Management battle, saying shareholders had voted for a called out Friday and heavy machinery was Arabia’s King Fahd. not be known until Tuesday. stones at the police station that Corp., referring to the Oct. 19 stock market crash. Group, a firm that manages more than $2.5 billion. management-backed directors slate over one brought In from miles away to help dig for 25 people faces the Al Aqsa mosque, which “ Nobody is talking about that anymore.” supporting Desert Partners’ $2.2 billion hostile Khomeini cast his vote in a Among the 168 candidates “ The reason this is comforting is because missing in the rubble of a building collapse that is at the Temple Mount. Seconds In fact, the economic forecast of the business takeover bid. special mobile polling booth fighting it out in Tehran and other whenever the crowd is anticipating one set of later, about 100 police wearing group, which represents the consensus of member ■ Local union members narrowly ratified a killed at least 10 people. outside his heavily guarded resi­ cities were President All Khame­ events, the market has been known to perversely Gilberto Sanchez, the radio officer at police riot helmets and carrying clubs corporations’ chief economists, paints a more United Auto Woriiers contract covering 66,000 dence in north Tehran’s Jamaran nei’s brother Hadi, seeking re- confound everyone by doing exactly the opposite.” headquarters, said about 60 soldiers from the army and assault rifles charged the optimistic picture than the prediction issued just Chrysler Corp. employees despite objections suburb soon after polls opened at election in the nor^eastem city As simple as contrary opinion sounds, though, it garrison jo in ^ firefighters, police and volunteers complex, firing rubber bullets before the crash. from skilled-trades workers. 7 a.m. of Mashhad. He survived a can be very difficult to practice. For one thing, in in the rescue effort. Bulldozers and cranes were into the crowd. The business executives projected somewhat ■ Pan Am Corp. Chairman Thomas Plaskett The revolutionary patriarch is grenade attack by leftist guerril­ trying to determine what the real consensus is in brought from as far a way as Salamanca, 78 miles to slower growth in the economy as measured by the told shareholders the airline was in dismal 87 and rarely leaves his residence las last year. Some witnesses said they heard Older to go against it, you sometimes have to try to gross national product — 2.4 percent this year financial condition and must get concessions the southwest. and adjoining mosque. Iranian Another was Habibollah Asgar- brief bursts of automatic gunfire, separate what people say from what they really Aguascalient^sr a city of about 500,000 people 320 compared with a forecast of 3 percent made when from its labor unions. state-run television, monitored in Owladi, an Islamic zealot jailed apparently fired in the air. feel. miles northwest of Mexico City, is the capital of Cyprus, showed him casting his for life during the reign of the late Police spokesman Rafi Levy they last met in early October. ■ A report from a private consultant hired Aguascalientes state. ballot. Shah .^ijMiiammed'iRiim^^Pahlavi said three policeman were But they said both inflation and unemployment LatMy, for example, some standard statistical by Union Carbide Corp. said sabotage by a The building, still under construction, consisted of Hours earlier, rumors swept for ipfff^vement ;in?.rp. said it set up a less, officials said Friday. announced Friday that it was might have to seek protection tures, sharply reduce the com­ committee of independent directors to hold WASHINGTON — The Reagan administration, A flight attendant had spotted Darryl Seigel, 38, of Seattle, extending an exchange offer from its creditors unless it can pany’s annual interest cost and talks with its two suitors. Bank of New York Co. contending that many Contra rebels inside smoke coming from the lavatory faces fines of up to $4,000 if the made to the holders of $335 restructure the debt and raise probive debentureholders with a and Banca Commerciale Italiana SpA. Nicaragua are desperately short of food, will begin after Seigel left it about 20 more substantial interest in the ■ The Federal Aviation Administration said sending them cash at the rate of about $1 a day per Federal Aviation Administration million of its bonds in an effort to working capital. minutes into the flight, Reno The company said in a state­ company,” the statement said. 15 of the nation’s airlines face fines totaling rebel for food purchases, it was announced Friday. files charges, said FAA spokes­ restructure its debt until Wednes­ Cannon International Airport ment it expected to Improve the nearly $6.5 million for a variety of alleged State Department spokeswoman Phyllis Oakley woman Elly Brekke. day at 5 p.m. EDT, spokesman Rich Peacock said. exchange offer before the new Coleco also said it had termi­ safety and security breaches. brushed aside complaints from House Speaker Jim Seigel admitted taking a few •The company, maker of College deadline of 5 p.m. EDT Wednes­ nated its agreement with Hai­ ■ The Federal Communications Commis­ Wright, D-Texas, that the rebels might use the puffs on a cigarette during a The flight attendant had ex­ Patch Kids dolls, has proposed day “ to respond to discussions lwood Group Inc., the Cleveland sion proposed a new method of regulating money illegally to buy weapons. \ 100-minute/eatUe-to-Reno flight plained the ban to passengers that Investors exchange those held between me company and company Coleco had hired to help interstate telephone rates that could save “ They already have weapons. What they need at on USAir Thursday. before the plane took off. Seigel securities for 6 million shares of “ He’s not the first one to smoke was detained for questioning by Coleco stock and new bonds worth debentureholders over the past it restructure and avoid bank­ consumers $1.6 billion over the next four years. this moment desperately is food, and we’re ruptcy proceedings. confident that tliey will naturally use these small DARRYL SEIQEL on an airplane when they weren’t Reno airport s^rity for two 8119 million. The company is in few weeks. funds to provide for their basic survival,” she said. . . . faces $4,000 In fines supposed to, but he’s the first hours. j J. / ! ! ' ‘ 1 Y our Neighbors’ View s OPINION How do you feel about Nancy Reagan letting astrology run the White House? Open Fom in i Education Is first priority To the Editor: Re: The reopening of Highland Park School for kindergarten through grade 6. - A J It seems to me that the Board of Education's Job Is w to try and educate the children of Manchester. Isn’t it a bit Incongruous that they are far more concerned about finding and funding posh air- conditioned offices for the town's bureaucracy? Naturally they do not want to move; neither did the children when dispossession of hundreds of them was carried out on thatinfamousday in 19M. Did the town also dispose of the Knoess Memorial Library to which caring parents donated time, money and books in memory of a great teacher who lost her battle to cancer? Many have found this a deed akin “ That’s not really “ I don’t believe what’s “ I’m not really sure “ Well I haven’t really " I think it’s crazy. I “ I think people look to desecrating cemeteries. right. You can’t let the going on ... I believe in how much input she been listening about it, don't know if it’s true, I into it too much ... Recreation is fine. Learning to play golf, play stars run the White Reagan. I believe some really has on his Judg­ Just briefly on the radio. Just think it’s something they’re taking some­ basketball, make baskets, make pots, read tarot House. We have one star of it is false but it takes ment. I’m sure she plays I really don’t know what for the media to Jump thing and they’re nit­ cards, do yoga is commendable. But it won't put in the White House as it two people to dance." a lot on his emotive it’s about.” on.” picking. It doesn’t bread on tiie table. That takes ability to read and is; we don’t need any Dan Rattazzl moods but as far as how KelU Cote Sharon Albert bother me. It’s not going write. By 1990 more than SO percent of all Jobs will more. I guess if you Bolton much that affects his Bolton Coventry to rule the world.” require Question or technical training beyond high believe in the stars that’s Town highway worker literal judgment. I'm College student Hairdresser Gall Bnrweger school. OK ... I think it should not sure.” Bolton Research and funding done through the U.S. Homemaker stay out of politics.” Department of Labor and Department of Health and Paul Nenortas West Hartford Ray Hull Human Services find that it is far more important to S T A R W A R S Coventry Lumber yard salesman have small classes and even an occasional tutor for Hardware store worker elementary school children. Over 25 children in a claso is too many, and splitting families is not excellence in education. Basic skill deficiencies, problems in reading and writing, difficulties in listening and calculating impose substantial costs to employers, not only in A major victory for proponents of airbags the form of educational expenses, but also through lower productivity and ultimately reduced product Schroeder, Dole for veep WASHINGTON - chair and other forms of capital arms to refugees from other cam­ paigns. (Predictably, he has also held quality. You pay more for goods. The Reagan adminis­ punishment. Every $1 spent on early prevention and his palm out to the financial backers tration has been the After the GSA, insurance compan­ intervention can save $4.75 in the costs of remedial By Chuck Stone America’s mandate. is a vice presidential candidate of the dropout candidates.) most powerful obstacle ies have been among the biggest education, welfare and crime further down the He brought out new voters. But who can follow Isaiah’s advice — Fanner and Dukakis campaign standing in the way of airbag boosters. Travelers, Allstate An American suffers either that’s not enough to guarantee “ Come, let us reason together, yet chief Susan Estrich have taken time road. mandatory automobile and USAA have all ordered airbags in from questionable Judgment or victory. Without him, the presi­ proceed with sensitive firmness The criterion for salary increases (also for town airbags. But right under their staff cars. Many Insurance to find places even for lower-level reckless ambition when he or she dential campaign guarantees and moral resolve attuned to campaign workers who are without a administrators, who serve the taxpayers) should President Reagan’s companies offer bonuses and reduced be: Has the Job been well done? I think that over 500 seeks an offlee that has been dullness. diplomatic delicacies in a world candidate of their own. nose, a government of­ premiums to drivers who use the Manchester taxpayers with children might decide described as “ not worth a bucket On a Richter scale of excite­ no longer ordered in our image. ’’ fice has handed consu-- devices. of warm spit,’" 'a spare tireon the ment, a Dukakis-George Bush Two extraordinary women pos­ that. mers a major coup. Saving babies automobile of government,’ ’ the debate rates slightly lower than a sess these qualities: for the “ It’s better than a savings bank,” The battle of the air­ Mrs. George F. DeCormier country’s “ next highest and th’ Bartles and Jaym6spitch for wine Democrats, Rep. Patricia Scott says Nader. With the premium Despite all our medical advances, bag has been raging in courts and in receptive to airbags consumers have 379 Porter St., Manchester lowest’’ office and “ like writin’ coolers. The ideological choice is Schroeder; for the Republicans, discounts, drivers can recover the the United States still has one of the Congress since the 1960s. A series of become. anonymous letters.’’ clear. The desire to make it isn’t. Elizabeth Hanford Dole. $300 cost of a Ford airbag and highest infant death rates of the contacts between consumer guru Ford Tempo and Mercury Topaz With that panoply of ridicule, How do you choose between the The similarities in their back­ continue saving money on insurance world’s industrialized nations. About Ralph Nader and (]ierald Carmen, buyers have the option of adding it’s understandable why vice personalities of Tweedledee and grounds are astounding. Now that 40,000 babies bom in this country each who was then head of the General driver’s-side airbags this year. A premiums. presidents rarely get elected Tweedledee? Ronald Reagan has legitimized year die before they reach their first Murder took place In '06 Services Administration, finally reported 23,000 have been purchased president. This isn’t the most propitious astrology, it might help to know birthday. Infant mortality rates actu­ moved the debate off dead center. and next year Ford will offer a full Open arms Those disdainful descriptions way to make my argumentfortwo that both are Leos and celebrate ally increased in 17 states between To the Editor: Nader Informed Carmen that a front-seat airbag as standard equip­ come from cynical ex-vice presi­ distinguished vice presidential birthdays one day apart. (Dole, Massachusetts Gov. Michael Duka­ 1984 and 1985. That was an interesting piece about the murder of candidates, but I think 212 years July 29; Schroeder, July 30). Both number of government workers could ment on the Lincoln Continental. kis has surprised his one-time rivals dents and impish literary critics. (General Motors offers the airbag as The federal government is sup­ Stanford White atop New York’s Old Madison after the country was founded, 69 were distinguished scholars be saved from injury and death if by the cordiality with which he has Yet, distin^ished Americans an option on the Oldsmobile Delta 88 posed to do its part by making good Square Garden by Harry Thaw in 1925. However, years after the 19th Amendment (Schroeder, magna cum laude; motor pool cars were equipped with welcomed their staffers into his have not surrendered theirenthu- and says it will offer half a million as health care available to all expectant the year was 1906 and it occurred in a nightclub nationalized women’s suffrage, Dole, Phi Sieta Kappa). Both are the bags that inflate in the passenger campaign ranks. siasm or respect for the nation’s standard equipment in 1990 and three mothers, whether they can pay for it which was atop the original Madison Square four years after the first major graduates of Harvard Law compartment upon Impact. Often staffers of the front-runner second highest office. And that million by 1992. or not. A recent congressional investi­ Garden. party nominated a woman for vice School. Both are from the “ He badgered the hell out of are anxious to preserve their own includes Jesse Jackson. Chrysler did a startling about-face gation into how those prenatal pro­ Both Stanford White and Harry Thaw were president, and in the year of the Midwest-Western region of the Carmen, that’s how he did it,” says place in the sun, so they shun the By nominating a Michael this month. Airbags will be standard grams are working turned up little well-known celebrities before this unfortunate first major black presidential country (Schroeder, Colorado; one consumer ally who watched backers and workers of dropout DukaMs-Jackson ticket. Demo­ equipment on the Fifth Avenue, good news. Under the Reagan admin­ tragedy. challenger — it’s time for both Dole, Kansas), the region both Nader work. In December 1982, candidates as if they were subversive crats would semaphore a new Dodge Daytona, Diplomat, Plymouth istration, new regulations have made parties to accept an America that parties need to win. Both are Carmen announced that the GSA was terrorists. political ethic. But it won’t Grand Fury and LeBaron Coupe and it harder for low-income mothers to millarn H. Porter is half male and half female. cerebral, telegenically attrac­ ordering 5,000 Ford Tempos with happen. Psychologically, Ameri­ Convertible. The move will surprise But some supporters of Rep. get Medicaid for prenatal care. Poor 11 Carol Drive, Manchester It is time for two — notone, but tive, witty, politically expe­ airbags. ca’s “ good or boys’’ aren’t yet Carmen’s decision broke the dam anyone who has read Lee lacocca’s Richard Gephardt, D-Mo., Sen. Albert women are at a higher risk during ready to abdicate their preferred two — women vice presidential rienced and knowledgeable about pregnancy, in part because of inade­ that was holding back routine airbag autobiography. “ Airbags are one of Gore, D-Tenn., and others have been status to a black man—even if his candidates. public policy. quate medical care. use and demonstrated how govern­ those areas where the solution may offered volunteer work and even power is soaked in a bucket of A few weeks ago, a small but And whichever candidate won, The congressional investigators ment spending habits can be a actually be worse than the problem,’ paying jobs at Dukakis headquarters feverishly dedicated group of America would enjoy the distinc­ looking into prenatal programs found warm spit. powerful tool for reform, Nader told lacocca wrote, referring to isolated in Boston and on the campaign trail. well-intentioned but misguided tion of a woman vice president. I that f^ e ra l grants to local programs JHanrlirslrr Hrralft Despite Jackson’s almost cer­ our associate Stewart Harris. With incidents in which airbags have They said they were glad we were in t Republicans began a push todraft don’t think we ought to postpone tain rejection at the Democratic caused accidents. To back up his the fold.” an astonished ex-Gore were not adequately monitored. So it Jeanne Kirkpatrick forvicepresi- our rendezvous with a two-gender the GSA demanding airbags, auto­ Founded In 1881 convention, he still added elo­ statement, he quoted a retired safety staffer told us. is impossible to say, in many cases, dent. This brilliant right-wing destiny any longer, notwithstand­ makers began to see a market for the S PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PutHIther quence and — excuse the meta­ engineer in Michigan, who suggested One of the most amiable Dukakis whether the money spent has actually phor — color to the 1988 presiden­ polemicist would serve the coun­ ing that bucket of warm spit. safety device. improved health care for pregnant GEOROE T CHAPPELL...... Editor A survey of automakers by Nader’s that airbags could be used as a more aides has been campaign treasurer DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Exeeutiva Editor tial campaign. More than any try well if Attila the Hun were women. group. Public Citizen, shows how humane alternative to the electric Robert Farmer, who has opened his MARIE P. G R A D Y...... City Editor other candidate, heelectrified the making policy. Chuck Stone is a senior editor ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aiaoclata Editor electorate with his vision of What both political camps need for the Philadelphia Daily News. » ».■. b. k Methodists blast It has been a special month RcKgioiis Services Chercli BuUetiii BcMurd Editor’s note; This coKimn is (bless you, Mike). Israeli ‘iron fist’ prepared by the staff of the And finally, thanks to Mike Manchester Area Conference of M ACC News Nimrowski of Park Hill Florist, Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John South United MetheMst Church, 1336 North Untted Methodist Churches. who donated the lovely white and AMwnbllM of Qod Holllger. Sunday worship; holy eucho- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. By George W. Cornell , pink carnation centerpieces. rlst, 0 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. (}oed. Rev. Meetingo and eventa scheduled this week at North Calvarv diartli (AttcmfellMof God). a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Lawrence S. Staples, pasters. Sche­ The Associated Press By Nancy Corr and that those in the legal 400 Bucklond Rood. South WIndior. Chapel open afternoons; public healing dule; 9 and 10:49a.m., worship service; United Methodist Oiurch inclu(ie: profession uphold the standards Rev. Konnoth L. Guitofton, pastor. service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; 9 a.m., Church' school. Nursery (or Sunday — 9 and 10:30 a.iii., worship with Dr. Executive Director Notices 10:30 o.m.. worship, Sunday school and evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. preschoolers. (6474141) NEW YORK — In the months of Israeli- of justice for all, was Town Wiiiiam Trepch; 9 a.m., adult Bible group; 10:30 A reminder to volunteers in­ child carp; «;30 p.m'.. hymn sino and 043-9303. Palestinian violence, various church organiza­ Highlighting May as our spe­ Attorney Kevin O’Brien. pralso sorvlco. Wtdnssdoy, 7 p.m., a.m., church school; 11:30 a.m., Young People’s volved in the Shelter and Soup BIbto study and youth fellowship. St. M PrVs Bplscepal Churth, Park Mormon tions have criticized Israel as moving too cial month of celebration has so Bob Digan, director of youth Ch(rir; S:30 p.m.. North Methodist Youth Fellow­ Kitchen programs. This Sunday (444-1103) and Church streets, Manchester. An­ harshly to curb disorder. Last week such far produced the Mayor’s Com­ services for the town of Manches­ drew O. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrlder, The Church el Jesus Christ ef Lotter- ship; 7 p.m.. Sacred Dance; ecumenical prayer. afternoon is planned especially dpv SelPis, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ criticism got tougher. munity Prayer Breakfast and the ter. led us in the St. Francis Baptist assistant rector. Worship: 7;30a.m.and Monday — 7:30 p.m., administrative council. for you. The afternoon will begin 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; ter. David Pleld, bishop. 9:30 o.m., Volunteer Recognition Dinner for prayer for peace and Comimmlty Baptist Church. 58S E. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:19 a.m.; holy sacrament meeting; 10:90a.m., Sunday Tuesday- — 6:30 p.m. T.O.P.S.; 7:30 p.m., at 3 p.m. with feilowship time to In one of the severest condemnations yet. of the wonderfui volunteers in the compassion. Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. euchorlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. school and primary; 11:40 o.m., prlsst- ecumenical prayer; Outreach (committee. share experiences and ideas and Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., (049-4SB3) hood and relief s a d ^ . (64S4003 or Israeli conduct, the United Methodist Church pantry, clothing and furniture The final petition prayer for the 33S-3719) Wednesday — 7:15 p.m., choir rehearsal. ' entertainment by A1 Morgan. By worship service; V:15 a.m., church said. "Israel’s current iron-fist policy ... is bank, farmer’s market, cheese spiritual well being and life of our school. Nursery core provided. (643- Goapal . Thursday—4 p.m., visitation team; 7 p.m., Jessie 3:30, we will be ready for an 0^ ) totally unacceptable as civilized behavior.” disbursement and day camp. community was offered by Rev. Church ef the Livipp Oed, on e v a i ^ - Sweet. update on renovations, and our M Ith Baptist Chorch, S3 Lake St., Coming up on Sunday is the Cynthia Good of South United Manchester. Rev. Ja m ^ Bellasov, Icol, full-gospel church, Robertson Nationai Cathoiic Friday — M YF camping at Cape Cod. The blast from this church of nearly 10 time to tell you how wonderful School, North School Street, Manches­ recognition for all our wonderful Methodist. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 million Americans, second-largest in U.S. you are, followed by cake and a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. St. John the B e ^ Polish llptlenel volunteers who staff the Samari­ It was a very special morning, a Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 a.m. CPihellc Church, 33 (talwoy St., Man­ Protestantism next to Southern Baptists, came punch, coffee, tea and balloons chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, tan Shelter and the Shepherd’s very special opportunity to come *% trM 'BM aiM ^t^hw ^ 340 Hlllstown Nursery and Sun^sctm rt. in a late-night finale of its governing for the kids. We’ve tried to Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Mppchetfer Chfitiipp miesnhip, 09 pastor. Sunday moss,9a.m.; weekdays, Trinity Covenant Place. Culminating the month together in prayer for one another E. Middle Turnpike, Donlel M. Bois­ ia .m . (643-9906) conference and got scant news attention. (X)ntact all of you but just the school; 11 a.m.,worshlpservlce; 7p.m., J. Robert Cox has Joined the staff of Trinity will be the dedication of the new and for our community. evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week vert, p t n f o r . Sundim, 10a.m.; W ^ ^ Yet it marked a heightened level of church number of shelter/soup kitchen service. Nursery at all services. (049- day Bible s h i^ , 7 p.m.; solM rock Covenant Church as a youth intern. He will be MACC main office at St. Bartho­ Our thanks to all those who coffuehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday ef Nazarana reproach against Israel, putting added strains volunteers means that we’ve 7S09) woricing with the youth lomew on Saturday at 11 a.m. made this special morning PIrtt Baptist Chapel et the Deaf, 340 the month. . bn Jewish-Christian relationships in this undoubtedly missed a good few. Pull Oespel Interdepemlpptlepol Church ef the Neiursne, 336 Main St., pastor, Kevin The prayer focus this year for possible: Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior country. Please do come. We look forward Kreutzer, paster. (043-7SW Church, 749 Main St., Manchester. Rev. Schwamb. Cox, 25, if the Mayor’s Community Prayer Chris LaVae of St. Bridget, who Harvest Tima Baptist Church, 73 E. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., poster; Rev. Mark Green, minister ot Rabbi James Rudin, interreligious affairs to the opportunity to hear your adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; originally from New Breakfast was the well being of lovingly nurtured and held to­ Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark O. 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church director of the American Jewish Committee, concerns add your ideas. Eddy, pastor. lOo.m., Sunday school; 11 p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 Orleans, La. He is a the community. Representatives gether the whole process; Bar­ p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday and nursery; 6 p.m., evening praise called the statement a one-sided expression of Church Women United in Man­ o. m., morning service; 0 p.m., evening service, nursery. Mid-week BIblestudy, diird-year student at of some of the many vocations bara Armentano, whose long service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 at 7:30 p.m., srorship service. Prayer "selective outrage” against Israel without also chester reunion for former dele­ p. m. (043-9399) line, 6464731,34 hours. ^ 7 p.m., Wednesctay. (64^M99) Gordon Conwell Theo­ and professions that, working hours of work were offered with criticizing Arab fomenters of vioience. gates and officers wili be held Oespel Nell, Center Street, Manches­ logical Seminary at together, build up and sustain this such good spirit: Margaret Cle­ ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:49a.m., “ Overall it’s an unbalanced statement.” he noon Wednesday, May 25, at Christian Science Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Pentacoatai South Hamilton, Mass. community, were asked to pre­ ments, for all her support. said, and the “ harshest emanated from the South United Methodist. Please United Penfecestai Church, 187 The following activities pare and offer special prayer Plrst Church ef Christ, Scientist, 447 Jehovah’s Witneaaes Woedbridge St., Manchester. Rev. church world toward Israel.” Also, the Rev. Robert Russo. St. call Elaine Holcomb at 649-2374 N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ are scheduled for the However, it was approved by an overwhelm­ petitions. church service, Sunday school, and jehevoh’s Witnesses, 647 Tollond Bridget, who not only helped with for more information. day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 coming week at Church ing 816-76 vote, urging the United States to stop Prayers for the family, corner­ care tor small children. (049-1440) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ planning but acted as master of Reading Room, OSOA Center St., Man­ p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:90 of the Nazarene: all military and security aid to Israel until stone oT community life, were chester. (0494903) p.m., service meeting; Wednesdoy, 7:19 nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, ceremonies; Rev. Dr. Billy Scott ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's Sunday — 9:30 a.m.. "Israel ceases the repression of Palestiniansin written by Barbara Greene, p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. Sunday school; 10; 45 homemaker. of First Baptist, who filled in the day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:30 a.m., (649-9848) the occupied territory.” ^ Church of Christ Wotchtower study. (646-1490) a.m., morning worship; Barbara, mother of six, who cracks and authored the com­ EMERGENCY Castigating Israel's use of force to put down munity prayer, shared by all; Church ot Christ, Lvdall and Vernon 6 p.m., evening service. rock-heaving Palestinian upheavals, the reso­ had just taken her mother home Fire — Police — Medical streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Jewish — Conservative Presbyterian Wednesday — 6:30 with her from the hospital, was ’ Rev. Dr. Shephard Johnson; pulpit minister. Gareth Flonary, evan­ lution said of Israel’s actions; Temple Beth Sholem, 400 E. Middle Coventry Fresbyterlan Church, p.m., youth activities; not able to attend. Our thanks to Rabbi Richard Plavin; Rev. DIAL 911 gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ "This violent behavior brutalizes human a.m., Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 0 Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. Wednesday Night for Margaret Clemens for filling in Martin Scholsky; Mel Lumpkin In Manchester p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krieger, cantor; try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, beings, both oppressed and oppressors, and (bless him) who always comes to Bible study. Nursery provided (or oil Or. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:49 o.m., Sunday Kids; 7 p.m., mid-week leads to a deepening cycle of hatred and for Barbara. services. (040-3903) ces; 7:30 p.m. Sundoy to Thursday, 10 school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ prayer; young adult Bi­ Responsible for bringing order play the piano for our hymn- a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer violence.” singing; husband Harry for act­ Friday service time. (643-9963) meting. (743-7^) ble study; 7; 15 p.m., The statement called on Israel “ to stop to communal life are all the Congregational Prestaftarlon Church ef Manchester, senior high Power differing facets of government ing as song leader; and, of course, 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ J. Robert Cox beatings, to end the killings, to cease to our good mayor. Peter DiRosa. Belton Cengregatlenal Church, 338 Jewish — Reform chard Gray, pastor. 10:30a.m., worship Hour; junior high Bible destroying Palestinian homes, to stop deport­ represented by Town Manager Bolton Center Rood, et the Green, service, nursery; 9:19 a.m., Sunday Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. study. ing Palestinians, to enter into negotiations with Robert Weiss, whose shared Very special thanks also to THE Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ school; 7 p.m., Informol worship. Thursday — 7p.m., Cornerstone Christian School ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- (643-0906) Palestinian civilians and the Palestine Libera­ scripture reading put the respon­ Mike Nagel and Rick Warner church school; 11 o.m., tellowship; tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:19 p.m. each spring concert. sibilities of those who lead and Friday; children's services, 7:49 p.m. tion Organization over legitimate demands, from First Baptist who arrived BIBIE 11:19 o.m., terum program. (649-7077 Saturday — 8 a.m.. men’s prayer breakfast, direct the community into sound office or 647-8878 parsonage. second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Roman Cathoiic including fair and just distribution of disputed early, early, to do all the cooking; Howard Johnson’s, call 646^8599 for reservations. perspective. SPEAKS Center Congreigatlenal Church, 11 Church et the AssuMpllen, Adams lands.” to Bickley Whitenes and the youth Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Lutheran Prayer for the financial - by Curtis Jr., senlot pastor; Rev. Robert J. Street at Thompson Rood, Monchester. group at First Baptist that set Eugene Brewer Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), Rev. Edword S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. prosperity and well being of all in Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. everything up the night before; to Clltford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. Joseph Porel, assistant pastor. Sdtur- St. Mary’s Episcopal Mancjiester was offered by Joe worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ dov moss at 9 p.m.; Sunday masses at Givein Mott of South Methoclist school, 10 a.m. (647-9941) nold T . Wongerln, assistant pastor. 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. The following events arc planned for the coining Hachey of COMFED. for ali her assistance and to the In a time whan there appears to First Cengregatlenal Church of An­ Schedule: 8o.m., holy communion; 9:19 (643-3199) All those engaged in the cleri­ o.m., church school, adult education, St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. week at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church; students who came to do all the be a widespread effort to blunt any dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard Thouglits cal, record keeping, communi­ Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 o.m., confirmation forum; 10:30 o.m. holy Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. serving and then stayed to help do religious Influence In government, communion. Nursery core all hours. Martin J. Scholskv, pastor. Saturday Sunday — 7; 30 and 9; 30 a.m., worship services. cating functions, which facili­ worship; 9:30 o.m., church school. the cleaning up (a formidable we need to consider the thinking of Nursery care provided. (74^7696) (649-9311) mass at 9 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, The worship will be led by high school students. ■monuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-1613) tates the orderly flow of task): Laila Ghabrial, Tyler those men who devised our Con­ First Congregational Church ef Cov­ St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., During the sermon, Sharon Fortuna, Jennifer Ling stitution. The fear of state churches entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ communal life, were represented Richter, Drew Dionne, Ron Cote, Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson, pastor Manchester. Rev. Robert T . Russo and and Lisa Phillips will speak. Followed by parish A heavy storm raged along the sea cost and a by Barbara Armentano, secre­ gave rise to the first amendment. emeritus. Schedule: 8:30a.m., worship Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-postors. Katie Ouelette, Alison MacDo- ship; 9:30 o.m., church school In Church picnic at Wickham Park; 7 p.m.. Boy Scout number of ships radioed distress signals. A rescue tary to the town Board of Lane House. Nursery care provided. with holdy communion on tirst, third Soturdoy m on 9 p.m.; Sunday mosses naid, Mauva MacDonald (from For two centuries religion has (743-8487) and fifth Sundays; 9:49 a.m., Sunday at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and committee meetings. team was dispatched in a lifeboat and laboring Directors. played a vltal role In our society. Yet church school; 11 o.m., worship with noon. (643-3403) East Catholic); Heather Lavery, Second Cengregatlenal Church, 389 Monday — 7; 10 p.m., evening prayer; 7:30 p.m., against the gigantic waves finally rescued the crew Praying for the safety of this relationship has not breached N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. holy communion on the second and St. Jamas Church, 896 Main St., Christine Rovegno, Heather Bo- fourth Sundays. (643-1193) . Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, vestry. of a fishing boat. Heading for a flashing buoy which the antl-establlshment clause. Why Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 o.m., worship Manchester and those who work gii (from Manchester High) and service, Sunday school, and nursery tor Latvian Lutheran Churcii ef Man­ Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, Tuesday — 9; 15a.m.,staff; 5p.m., CapellaChoir; marked the harbor entrance they found themselves to maintain the public safety then this recent drive to destroy the children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. chester, 31 Gordon St., Manchester. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday Christine Ghabrial from liling; to (643-3M1) masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday 6; 30 p.m., church school teachers. in trouble. The storm had tom the buoy they were (police, firemen, paramedics and congeniality under which our (649-3W3) Mike Hirth of Clentral Connecti­ nation has flourished? Second Cengregatlenal Church et Prince ef Peace Lutheran Church, masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy communion; 10; 45 following from its mooring and they came upon a all those involved in the criminal Route 31 and North River Rood, noon, and 9 p.m. (643-4139) cut Co-operative Farmers Asso­ Ceyentry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ a.m., Bible study; 7;30 p.m.. Senior Choir. dangerous reef capsizing the boat. All of them were justice system and support servi­ John Adams, In addressing the try. Rev. Dovid Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Coventry. William Oouthwalte, pastor. St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., ciation who once again provided Schedule: 10:19 a.m. worship service; 9 Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and Thursday — 11 a.m.. Ladies’ Guild; 4 p.m., lost. Massachusetts Militia In 1708 said; lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., ces) was Evelyn Horn, warden at 40 dozen eggs for the breakfast church school, nursery to Grode 6; 11 o.m., Sunday school, first and thrd Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral Floating signals are not only dangerous to sailors. “Our Constitution was made only Sundays. (743-7948) team. Soturdoy moss at 9:19 p.m., C3ierub Choir; 7 p.m.. Boy Scouts. Hartford Correctional Center and a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:19 o.m., There are many floating signals which mislead. for a moral and rallglous people. It church school, Grode 7 to adult; 11:19 Zion Bvangellcal Lutheran Church Sunday moss at 10 a.m.; confessions Friday — 7 p.m., baptismal rehearsal; 7; 30 p.m.. a Manchester resident. a.m., lunlor choir, 3 p.m.. Junior (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High 4:30 to 9 p.m. Soturdoy. (743-6699) Girls Friendly Sponsors; 8 p.m., A.A. They give you hope of pleasure. freedom. joy. a good Offering prayers for the gift of la wholly Inadequate forthegovern- streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Church ef St. Maurice, 33 Hebron ment of any other.” Will Durant, phi­ Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery core pro­ Road, Bolton. The Rev. Wllllom J. Saturday — 9 a.m., diocesan music and liturgicai life, and promising future, but often lead to chaos wisdom in the community and for Come vided. (7434334) Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m.. divine worship; be Our Quest to losopher of history, wrote; “There Is 10:49 o.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Olesik, pastor. Soturdoy moMotSp.m.; workshop; 1;30 p.m., Alanon; 7; 30 p.m., A.A. and even to death. our young people was William Talcettville Congregational Church, Sunday masies at 7:30 a.m., 9:19 o.m. Hear About: no significant example In history... Main Street and Elm Hill Road, munion tirst and third Sunday. (649- Jesus said. " I am the light of the world. Whoever DiYeso, educator and assistant Talcottville. Co-postors; Rev. Ronald 4343) and 11 a.m. (643-4466) PERSONAL SAVIOR of a society successfully maintain­ Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 follows me will never walk in darkness, but will coordinator of youth services at ing moral life without the aid of reli­ a.m., worship service and church Methodist Saivation Army have the light of life.” (John 8.12), and the Bible the high school. IN AN gion." Biblical Christianity recog­ school. (649-0819) says “ We have this hope as an anchor for the soul, Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 Center Congregational Representing all those who nizes the divine source and sepa­ SalvoNon Arm y, 661 Main St., Man­ firm and secure,” (Hebrews 6.19). Keep your eyeon IMPERSONAL WORLD” rate powers of civil authorities. Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gary Aspersch- The Rev. Clifford Simpson, who was pastor at work in the medical field was Dr. Covenant Lanier, pastor, 9:30 o.m ., church lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:49 Christ, he is the light of the world and your Burton Meisner, whose medita­ Sunday, May 22, 1988 Romans 1:1-7. school; 11 a.m., worship service, Center Congregational Church for 28 years and is Trinity Covenant Church, 303 Hack­ o.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., solva­ constantly moored anchor..., at the right hand of nursery. (649-3473) tion meeting. (649-7787). now its pastor emeritus, will preach a sermon of tion implicisized that creating 9;00 am - 11:00 am matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman North United Methodist Church, 300 and maintaining a healthy com­ Swenson, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, jubilee on Sunday at 10 a.m., in honor of those who God. Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. munity involved far more than Church of Christ ossoclate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Univarsaiist have been Christians for more than 50 years. CHURCH OF CHRIST youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., nett, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 those specifically working in 394 Lydall St., Manchester worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible Lydall & Varnon Btraata and 10:30 a.m., worship service; 9a.m., Unltarkm Ifnlversgllst Sedety-Bost, Simpson, who has been in Manchester for 44 Norman E. Swensen health-related fields. school. (649-3899) adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., church 193 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. 646-2903 Phona; 646-2903 school; 9:30 p.m., Methodist Youth Diana Death, minister. 10:30 a.m., years, retired from O n ter Congregational Church Trinity Covenant Church Petitioning that justice reign Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred O o n ^ . service. Nursery care and youth rell- in 1972. His sermon on Sunday, titled “ 3 Rs for Episcopai Sunday nursery for preschoolera. (649- glous education. Coffee hour after service. (646-9191) Religion: Repent, Relax and Rejoice, St. BeerBO's SgisceRaf Cburdi. 1190 3696.) > • » * »»A#*»J«*ir***^<* iDaiifhrslrr Hrralii Weddings Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, May 14, 1988 Shop owner has

■ar' h bikes in the Mood By Nancy Concelman Manchester Herald

e doesn’t like to talk business at home, but on a nice day, John McVeigh will leave his house, hop on a bike and ride three miles to Mrs. William B. Gleckner Mrs. Stephen Mlata Mrs. Donald V. Nash Mrs. Peter J. Ingersoll work, where he’ll tell you everything you want to know. BicyclesH are his business, and have been since he Gleckner-Putira Mlata-Demko Nasb-Holmes Ingersoll-DeGiacomo opened The Bike Shop at 180 Spruce St. in 1972 at age Leah J. DeGiacamo. daughter of 18, right after graduating from Manchester High Laura L. Putira, daughter of Mr. Jamie Demko, daughter of Mr. and Janet Madeline Holmes, of 26 Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeGiacomo of School. and Mrs. Francis Putira of 110 Keeney Mrs. George Demko of Greenwich Roosevelt St., daughter of Marion Holmes of Newtown, and the late South Windsor and Peter J. Ingersoll. But McVeigh, co-owner of the newest store at 681 St. and William B. Gleckner of South and Mrs. Joan Perotti of Huntington, Main St. with his wife, Debbie, said his interest in Lewis C. Holmes, and Donald Verne son o f Mr. and Mrs. Aldon Ingersoll of Road, Bolton, son of Fran Gleckner of N.Y., and Stephen Mlata, son of Mr. bicycles began long before that. Nash o f Virginia, son of Mr. and Mrs. Newington, were married April 30 at Avon, N.Y. were married April 16 at and Mrs. Frank Miata of Islip “ I ’ve always had an interest in the bicycle St. Francis of Assisi Church. Trinity College Chapel. Terrace, N.Y. were married March 12 Charles R. Nash Jr. of East Hartford, business.’ ’ McVeigh said. “ I guess it’s in my blood.’ ’ ’The Rev. Carl Sherer officiated. The Rev. James Rush officiated at at Gloria Dei Lutheran Church, were married April 23 in Trinity McVeigh remembers always seeing his father, The bride was given in marriage by the Roman Catholic service. The Huntington Station, N.Y. Covenant Church. John, wiUi a wrench in his hand. McVeigh said his her father. Mary-Ann Philip was maid bride was given In marriage by her The bride is the granddaughter of The Rev. Norman E. Swensen father, who opened the original Bike Shop at 257 of honor. Bridesmaids were Noel father. Jennifer Putira was maid of Mrs. Anna Demko of Trumbull Street. officiated. Mrs. Linda Belliveau. Spruce St. in 1958, taught him the mechanical side of Ricker, sister of the bride, Lynn honor and Bridget Bergeron was Hie Rev. Richard Faloon officiated sister of the bride, was matron of bicycle repair and the work ethic. His mother taught honor. Bridesmaids were Jennifer Clark, Yvonne Durrenberger and bridesmaid. at the Lutheran service. The bride him to be organized and "the skills it takes to run a Patricia McLeod. Flower girls were Bob Schoonmaker was best man was given in marriage by her father. Holmes, niece of the bride and business,’ ’ he said. Nicole Ricker, niece of the bride and and Fred Gobtelt, usher. Catherine Loughery was maid of Carolyn Nash, niece of the groom. The education he received from his parents paid Heather Gnimbach, cousin of the off when in 1972, McVeigh, a lifelong Manchester A fter a reception at St. Clements’ honor. Deborah Miata and April Charles R. Nash III, brother of the resident, became known as the youngest full- Estate, Portland, the couple left on a Miller, sisters of the groom, were groom, was best man. Vincent Nash groom. Charles Silverman was best man. fledged businessman in Manchester. wedding trip to Buffalo, N.Y. They are bridesmaids. was usher. Joseph Miata, brother of the groom, After a reception at Manchester Ushers were Gary DeGiacomo. Since then. McVeigh’s business has outgrown two making their home in Bolton. locations, at 180 and 183 Spruce St. He moved into was best man. Ushers were Lt. Country Club the couple left on a brother of the bride, Ronald Parent, The bride is employed by Travelers the Main Street building at the beginning of this Michael Demko, brother of the bride, wedding trip to the coast of South cousin of the groom. Robert Reichart Insurance Co. She is a graduate of year, and has 250 bicycles in stock. He started with Joseph DeVito and Gary Kohlhepp. Carolina. They will make their home and Jay Sneideman. Joseph Maull Central Connecticut State University. eight. in Virginia. was ringbearer. The bridegroom is a graduate of After a reception at Huntington “ It’s grown every year since day one,” he said. The bride is a graduate of Newtown After a reception at Manchester Trinity College and is employed by Town House, Huntington, N.Y. the “ We are now five times bigger than we were on D«vM Kool/MtnehMWr Ktarald High School and Central Connecticut Country Club the couple left on a Western States Imports College. couple left on a wedding trip to San Spruce Street.” State University. She has been wedding trip to Florida. ’They will Francisco and Lake Tahoe. They are Just like his father, McVeigh considers repairhis NEW EQUIPMENT — This mini-computer making their home in Oakdale, N.Y. employed by the Windsor Board of make their home in New Britain. “ forte.” In a good season, McVeigh said he fixes The bride is a graduate of Hofstra Education as a physical education The bride is a graduate of Colby- 100-150 bikes a week, most of which have flat tires. fits on the handlebars of a bicycle and tells University and is employed as office teacher. Sawyer College and is employed by Flat tires are the number one problem with riders the time, speed, maximum speed, manager for Manpower Inc. of The bridegroom is a graduate of ’The Travelers. ’The bridegroom at­ bicycles, and abuse is the second biggest problem, total mileage and has a trip odometer and Pouliot-Erismann Garden City, N.Y. East Hartford High School. He is tended the University of Hartford and he said. stopwatch. The bridegroom is a graduate of serving in the U.S. N avy and is is employed by the Hartford Courant. “ A lot of people look at a bicycle as a toy,” he said. Louisa May Erismann of 401 DeVry Institute of Technology and is stationed in Washington, D.C. “ It’s a piece of equipment.” Keeney St., daughter of David and employed by Triad Systems as a field ’The bicycles he carries range in price from about a spin-off of the aerospace Industry,” McVeigh said. The bicycle business is “ constantly changing,” he Elena Erismann of Newport, Minn, engineer. $100 to $800. McVeigh said some customers are and David Armand Pouliot, son of surprised by the $500 to $800 price tag on some of the said. “ Constantly.” Armand and Constance Pouliot of 292 bicycles. To keep up, McVeigh said he attends trade shows and reads magazines when he has time, which isn’t Lydall St. were married Feb. 19 at St. “ But there are people that drive $50,000 cars for the same reason,” he said. “ It’s the performance.” Bartholomew’s Church. Anniversarv too often. While the average bicycle, which costs between He works an average of 12 hours a day, six days a The Rev. Martin J. Scholsky $100 and $200, weighs just under 30 pounds, a $500 to week for seven or eight months a year until business officiated at the evening service. The $800 racing bike might weigh just over 20 pounds, he slows down in the fall,“ when we get time to smell bride was given in marriage by her Francis and Dorothy Gowett of 45 DtvM Kool/MtnchMMr Hanid Doane St. celebrated their 40th said. ’The average bicycle is made of a steel frame the roses,” he said. father. Kristina Erismann, sister of You’ll hear no complaints from McVeigh, who wedding anniversary on May 11. with aluminum components, while more expensive the bride, was maid of honor. WORLD OF TWO WHEELS — John McVeigh, owner of The said he enjoys the challenge of owning a store and Dorothy is a retired nurse, having bicycles have heat-treated aluminum frames and Bridesmaids were Julie Mattson, Bike Shop at 681 Main St. now has about 250 bicycles in may have components made of aerospace industry especially providing a service. worked at Manchester Memorial Dottie Kruse and Amy Hoch. stock, compared to the eight he had when he took over the materials. “ That’s what keeps me going,” he said. " I have Hospital. Crestfield Convalescent never hated to come to work. Never.” William Hoch Jr. was best man. business from his father in 1972. “ A lot of our bicycle components (materials) are Ushers were Brent Zakowski, James Home, the former Manchester Public Dreselly and Bruce Holcomb. Health Nursing Association and St. After a reception at Manchester Francis Hospital, Hartford. Country Club the couple left on a Francis is retired from the United wedding trip to Orlando, Fla.. They Technologies Research Center in a r e making their home in % East Hartford, where he was a Manchester. research technician for 22 years. Both The bride is a 1985 graduate of are currently employed by William Woodbury High School in Minnesota Kom Inc., in Manchester. and is attending Manchester Com­ The Gowetts are natives of Platts- munity College. She is employed at burg, N .Y., and have lived in * Manchester since 1964. They have Shady Glen Dairy. The bridegroom is a 1985 graduate three children, Ellen Sweeney of V of Howell Cheney Technical School Waterford, Edward Gowett in Califor­ nia and Nancy Wine of Manchester; I and is a m anager for Shady Glen Mr. and Mrs. Gowett and three grandchildren. Dairy. j | : I i ( / I i i ! ! ! i . . . : ! ...... 111 f . 1 .. 1 >’>■;. V , V>* -• ■ '■'k fc'.*’ «■; 1 Pi,' 1» - MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. 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and ’’Tommy Hurasr' will air.). (3 hra.) SNAFU BySniMSgaM* KIT ■H’ C A fftYU by Larry WrtgM HUNTER (Live) Satilfdav, Continaad 8:00PM (3D Nigh M ounts Rangart Saturday, Continued Det. Brad Na­ Reprise of the series premiere. After an varro (Erik Estrada, earthquake jolts the Sierrs, the Rangers BEi I.) helps Hunter rush in to aid the victims. (60 min.) ( ^ FamHy DouMa Dart (CC). fln ■ a s * ' Wynn. 1977. S9 MOVIE: 'Fighting Back' A (tovotad [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Straata of Ockr An (Fred Dryer) track dD ID turn of tha cantury. Kirk Oouglaa, To m Bur- Stareo) Q1 Foliplaxx family man organitea a nalghborhood pa­ outcaat Russian boxer regains his pride by down a serial linton, Sigrid Thornton. 1M 2. Rated PG. trol in his community to f i ^ crime. Tom training tw o Brooklyn fighters, for an d D ® ) Guparcarriar (C C ) Tha crew of the (g) D.C. Folliat Amerfcan-Soviat exhtetlon. Klaus Maris rapist and investi­ [ T M C ] M O V IE ; T h e Saerat of M y Sue- Skerritt, Patti LuPono, Michaal Sairaiin. Georgetown comes down with a deadly (g l Saturday Night U v a Guests: sin­ Brandsuer, A d ri«i Pasdar, Wssley Snipes. easa' (C C ) A n ambitioua Kanaas farmboy 1982. gate the disap­ disease. (60 min.) 4 ger Paul Simon. Sen. Paul Simon (D-lll.), 1986. Ratad R. makes hia w ay op Manhattan's corporate [CN N] Nowaday pearance of a teen­ GD MOVIE: 'Guns of Z m o m ! ENafNess ladder by rosaquarsding as a junior exacu- ainger Linda Ronstadt. (90 min.) (R) (In [USA] MOVIE: 'Mausoleum' A [D IS ] My Friend Flicka age hooker, on and tha Untouchables stnve fo prevent an tiva. Michael J . Fox, Helen S i m , RkJurd Stareo) centuries-old family curse afNcts a 3 0- NBC's "Hunter," assassination attempt on President Frank­ Jordan. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stareo) @ ) Fawfty Towara [E S P N ] Fitnass Chaltanga |R) year-old woman, as the demon that pos­ lin Roosevelt in 1933. Robert Stack. Rob­ [TMCI^MOVIE: 'The Saerat of My Sue- sesses her starts a kHirrg spree that only a airing SATUR­ ert Middleton. 1959. 9;30PM [CNN] TNa Weak in Jm n (S) Racing From Plakiefield psychlatrlat friend can and. Bobbie Bresae, cesa' (C C ) A n ambitioua Kansas fatmboy DAY. NAY 14. MOVIE; 'Jawa II' Another white ® MOVIE; '79 Park Avenue I' A love Marjoa Gortner. 1983. QD 10:00PM QD Waat BTtti (60 min.) makes his w ay up Manhattan's corporate shark threatens Amity just as the town re­ triangle endures thirtsen years of crima ladder by masquerading as a junior execu­ ( X O D Naurs 2:10PM [CN N ] Haahhwsak CHECK LISTINGS turns to prosperity. Roy Scheider, Murray and corruption. Lsslay Ann Warren, Marc tive. Michael J . Fox, Helen Slater, Richard ( X @ 9 Spansar. For HIra ( C O A million- Singer, David Dukas. 1977. Part 1 of 2. F08 EXACT TIME Hamilton. Lorraine Gary. 1976. Jordan. 1987. Rated P 6-13. (In Stereo) m o v i e ; 'The Birds' A sirs intact axtsrminator racruitt hia gangs­ 2:30PM (B) (3 ) MOVIE: 'Invasion U.8.A.* A former @ VCR Showeata small shore town Is attacked by thousands ter brothar-in-taw to kill Spantar, Hawk [U S A ] Dance Party USA (60 min.) government egem goes back into action [C N N ] Sparta Tonight Anchors: Fred of birds. Rod Taylor, TippI Hadren, Suz­ tndalovattruek tttn -tg tr. (BOmin.) (R) (In when Russian terrorists invKle t)ie United 12:30PM QDW a Got It Mada David anne Plaahatta. 1963. Stareo) Hickman, Nick Charles. and Jay are mugged In their apartment ala^ States. Chuck Norris. Richard Lynch. 1 ( X SoUd O oM in Coneart vator. (R) ® Kidsongs 1985. ® llaadllnia on Trial 2:00AM Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) (3) Top Cat ( S NIake Yourself at Home (CC). (R) (E ) M O V IE ; ‘Th a D a v T a Brigada' A spe­ (8) IS ) Huntar Tough-mindad Dat. Brad (31 Synehronal @ Maks Yourself at Home Pramlars cial unit created, to train for heroic action in Navarro (Erik Ettrsoa) jokta Humar and (S) I'm Temngl (CC). taking Mont La Defense kt Italy, consists of McCall in the search for a sarial raplat. (60 93) Lo IMsJor da la Semana Noticias sobre S3) ’Throb Zoch discovers that both he and OS) Tolas from tha Daikalda A box What About Woman: Mother's Day [C N N ] Styls With Elsa Klansch a trained, disciplined team of Canadians mki.) Part 1 of 3. (R) (In Stsrs<4 marked "D o Not (}pen’’ poaea a threat el bealbol. his mentor are nominees in the same Special [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Just Between Friends' and a motley crew of American misfits. whan a woman (Eileen Hackart) op m s it (B) Victory Garden (CO. Grammy Award category. 91) MOVIE; 'Latmy Bniea Partormanca "It’s supposed to say: ‘Life is .frustrating,' [C N N ] Evans & Novak (C C ) 'Two women beconts best friends WHIiam HcMen, Cliff Robertson, Vince Ed­ FHm' (fomrovarilal comic Lenny Bruca, rs- and unknowingly rateaBSs a human soul. without knowing that they share the aame [C N N ] Big Story [C N N ] Pinnacle wards. 1966. cordtd five In August, 1965 at San Fran­ Itirected by Jodis Foster. but. there's no space for the laat letter!" [D IS] Zorto man. Mary Tyler Moore, Christine Lahti, [E S P N ] Sankx PGA Golf: United Hospi­ [D I S ] H m o ' s Boomer ( g ) 9 Facts of U fs (C C ) It’s 4 0 years cisco’s Baaki Straat Watt. 1967. Ig) MOVIE: 'Btoody Avangara' A group [ESPN] Water Skiing: international Ted Danson. 1986. Rated PG-13. tals C In a ie . Second Round. From Phila­ [ESPN ] FisMn' Hola into the future, the girls and Beverly Ann (g ) Combatl of young, patriotic kung fu fightars mla- Hnals, from DaNae. (60 min.) (R) delphia. (2 hra.) (Liva) are back together in the aame house, and gujdsdly join the Boxer Rebelbon against 3:00PM (X) MOVIE: 'Explcrars' Three [HBO] MOVIE: 'They StiH CaU Me 9D HM Street Biuat ONTHIFAVmACX kyWHHefefoek [HBO] MOVIE: 'Reunion at Fabtior- Andy is the mayor. (R) (In Stereo) the Imperialist foreigners. Alexandw Fu boys build a spaceship that puts them in [ H B O ] M O V IE ; 'Lucas' (C C ) A boy wi'th Bfuca’ A klutzy Korean arrives in Houston ough' (C C ) A disillusioned American hero touch with aliens. Mary Kay Place, Ethan an advanced IQ a tru g ^ s with heartbreak (El Wild America (CO TNs episode [CN N] Hiadllni Newt Shang, Richard Harris. 1980. returning to England for an Air Corps reu­ to search for the American serviceman Hawke, Jason Presson. 1985. whan ha develops a crush on a teenage looks at some of the strangest features of [U S A ] AHrad Hitchcock Piaaantt ® MOVIE: 'Ordeal' A powerful busi­ I tlll5 CatfBdftiCe , im /t ME. 1$ 1KI& nion, searches for his love of loriig ago. who once saved his Nfe. Johnny Yune, wwr A WflRMWfr.' \ girl. Corey Haim, Karri Green, Charlie some species which are the very elements nessman, injurad In a fall and abandoned in he fiscal mai emeht Robert Mhchum, Deborah Kerr, Red Bin- QD (9) PGA GoH; Byron Nelson Classic David Mendenhall. Pat PaiMsen. 1987- (S) MOVIE: 'Frsnoh Con- lfC1UReS...MEfn»*56-Dl5CU«ort5... \ 1J05T m en(K T MS Sheen. 1 M 6 . Rated PG-13, (In Stereo) that h a ^ allowed them to survive. 10:10PM a desert by hia wife and her lover, f i ^ s (Third Round) From the Tournament Play­ Rated PG. naetlon IT Doyle arrivat in MareaWea to CM66B fm ti.f IH ap,’ lOoftKSIPP? tons. 1985. despsratsly for survival. Arthur HiH, Diana ers Course at Los Colinas In hvlng, Texas. CD W W F challenge Wraa- [M A X ] MOVIE: 'QM Happy' fkisiy, the 9 (M OVIE; T h a Haunting' A carefully finish breaking up tha multi-million dollar 5:00PM Muldar, James Stacy. 1973. 1:00PM C D N B A BaskatbaH Playoffa: (90 min.) (Live) tling leader of a hot musical cornbo, has the as­ selected group of four people is Introduced intamational narcotics ring. Gene Hack------L i T ' Confsranca Semifinal Game. Teams to to Hid House, a mansion prone to psychic (X) Knight RMsr (1 ) A -T a a m signment of keeping an eye on the daring man, Famando Ray. 1975. [CN N ] Nawanight phenomena. Julie Harris. Claire Bloom, Ri­ ba announced (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) daughter of a tough Chicago nightclub [HBO] MOVIE; 'Back to School' (CC) OS Soul Train (33) U td a House on tha Prairie C X W ara w oH ((X )) Eric is (S MOVIE; 'Knock on Wood' A famed owner. Elvis Presley, Shelley Fabares. chard Johnson. 1963. 10:30PM kidnappad by WHI ”B1g Daddy ” Frsaar Campus life is turned upaida down whan a (3) MadaMne Cooka (3)Kqiak 1965. (E) MOVIE: 'The Frwtch Comwction' entertainer and ventriloquiat get mixed up ( H o u ^ Dun), a dying politician who apeciaiN clothing tycoon anroHs in collage S3) Santo Domingo Invha T w o policemen are involved in an after- with a gang of intamational apies. Danny (S ) Juttbi Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - (3D Ufestyles of the Rich and thinka warawoH blood wifi giva Nm immor­ in an anort to moke sure Na son w on't Ka^e, Mai Zetterling, Torin Thatcher. 7:00PM hours investigation of an international nar­ @ Motorweek Lotus Turbo Esprit; con­ Outdoors Fam ous Cliff Robertson; singer-actress tality. |R) drop out. Rodney Dangerfiald, SaHy KaHar- cotics ring. G m Hackman. Roy Scheider, sumer rights in auto acddants (Part 1 of 2); Pia Zadora; actor Emmanuel Lewis man, Burt Young. 1986. R a t ^ P & 1 3 . (In (S lS a b it Fernando Rey, 1971. (X Benny HM C£) Indieiwpolis 6 0 0 Tim a Trials Pole soapbox darby; an update on the Ford ("W ebster"). (60 min.) Starao) Bronco’s and Mazda 626's long-term road 93)TopoOigio S3) INN Naura position qualifying, from the Indianapolis [CN N ] PrimeNawa (X NKTVIE; 'Klondika B ) Frugal O ou rm st (In Stereo) (3D Too Close for Comfort 12:30AM 500 Motor Speedway. (2 hra.) (Live) tests. [H B O ] Atlantic Raconto 40th Annivar- (31 ClastHtod IS Fever'Tha young Jack London tata out to d D W haa l of Fortune (CC). i£l Baretta [C N N ] Your Money [C N N ] Nswawatidi ■ary: It'a Only Rock 'N ' RoH From Madi­ (8 ) Alfred Hitchcock FriiiiW i aaak Na fortune diving tha (lOld Ruah. Jeff G D It'a a Living A journalist interviews the son Square (^rd en , featurktg Dan Ayk­ fit) MOVIE: 'Gottailla vs. the Monster [D IS ] Swiss Family Robinson [M AX] K80VIE: 'Love Me Tender' East, Rod Staigar, A n ^ Dickinson. 1980. girls about tl^ir experiences as wai­ royd; f ^ l CoUins; Crosby. Stids, Nash & 133) PEUCULA: 'Rosaa Bfoncas para mi WINTHROF byDiefcCmroM Zero' [ESPN] Ladles Pro Bowlats Tour; Brothers dash over the love of a woman Herm ann N a g n 'L a Nttoria da doe abne- (H Naw Grooves With Mag Griffin and a stolen Union A rm y payroll. Elvis’ film tresses. Young; The Manhattan transfer; Robert ilf) Josia and tha Pussycats W IBC Quean's Tourri., from Rem, Nav. Plant; Genesis and Bette MidlW’. Uve May gadat madrea y kw probtamaa qua laa g ) Kays to Succaaa (90 min.) (Live) debut. Elvis Presley, D c ^ a Paget, Richard (H ) T a n d t (C C ) Turner combs the streets acarratn tu t rtapactivoa hijoa. Libartad 3 ^ ® Major League Baseball: Chicago 14. '88. (4 hrs.) 93) Love Your Skin AhTfW HERE BETTWEEN THREE DUES-BAYERS/AND Egan. 1956. searching for a teen-ager whose parents Lamarqua, Stave Flanagan, lima Lazaro. K5 VOU WvlOWHCWAAANV Cubs at Houston Astros or Califamia are testifyirig against the mob. (In Stereo) 3:30PM CXI NBA Basketball Playoffs; [U M ] Doubis TrouMs [ M A X ] M O V IE : Th e Color Purple' (CC ) 1969. [C N N ] Evans 4 Novak THREE/AND 250. 250 CJeADBEATS. Angels at N e w York Yankees (3 hrs.) Conference Semifinal Gama. Teams to m e m b e b & a r e i n m y QD Charles in Charge Everyone tries to Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of Alice [TM C ] MOVIE: Tough Guys' A pair of (Live) be arununcad (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) 5:30PM (3 ) Victory Garden Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel de­ [ESPN] Arana Fbotbal: las Angalat BRIENIDSHIP CLV& '^ cheer Buddy up after his girlfriend leaves Cobna at PHtaburgb OladMora (2 hra., train robbora ara relessad from prison after Collectors tailing 30 years in the life of a rural South­ (H i Pizza Gourmet 93) Chaapirito (60 min.) him. 30 mki.) (Same-day Tape) a tNity-yasr atkit only to return to a Ufa of ern black woman. W h o (^i Goldberg. crima. Burt Lancaster, Kirk Douglas, Eli SB) Let's Go Bow ling (60 min.) @ ) Art of William Alexander and Lowell @ T M t O ld House (CC). (R) Mama's Family [ U S A ] Ray Bradbunr Tba alar A film ani­ Danny Glover, Oprah Winfrey. 1985. WsHach. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stareo) New Jersey HIspano Spears [C N N ] Newsmakar Saturday @ ) When Havoc Struck Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) mator actilpu a Tyrannotturut Rax for a [C N N ] International Corraspondants dS Wonderworks; The Horse Without a [D I S ] Sw a n Lake Story This classic ballet (M) Hae Haw [U S A ] MOVIE: 'DaughCarajof Satan' A tyrannical movie dkactor'a latatt project. 12:35AM [M AX] MOVIE; 'Sorority Start Chris Campion and Jkn IXxik. H o u M M m m c w * A n escaped mental pa­ Haad (CC). [M A X ] MOVIE; 'The Ox-Bow Incident' is presented as a man (Captain Mike Gor­ (M Connecticut Newsmakers young man finds that his girl friend is being tient wreaka havoc on unauapacttng col- [CN N] Nowaday Ahe r a local rancher is murdered, an angry don) narrates the story to his granddaugh­ lured into a witches' coven. To m Selleck, ‘''’xq.t.’if ■x./'u.../.... (S ) lt*s a Living 10:45PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Running /L.'fcAjI, Jf. lynch mob tracks down three men they be­ ter (Benina Rae). Barra Grant, Tani Phelps. 1972. S o a re d '(C C ) T w o (Sticsgo cops are ghran lege students. Angela O'NaUI, W endy Mar­ la' ..k|. lx [D I S ] M O V IE : 'Hobson's Choice' A spir­ tel, Pamela Rota. 1987. Ratad R. lieve to be guilty. Henry Fonda, Dana A n­ (@ ) D .C . Folliaa Scheduled guest: Vanity. 30 days to nab a cocakis-imuggling ited young woman rebela against her fath­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Wise Guys* Two goof- B o yt B « Boys drews, Anthony Quinn. 1943. (R) 8:30PM (X) 93) wm mobttar. (Vagory Hinas. Bify Costal. er’s intentions to withhold her d o v ^ by ball gangsters must redeem themselves Chazz fails to realize that the 1987 Corv­ 12:40AM (g) MOVIE: -Charlla marrying one of his employees. Richard [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Down and Out in Bav- after they Ipse a bundle of their boss’ cash d D Sabado GIgante Programa de varie- ette he bought for $500 is stolen property. Slavan Bauer. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) Chan'a M urder Cruisa* Tlia Oriental gum- dua l arly Hills' A derelict ends up in the and use his credit card to party. Danny De­ dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- shoiB staHts a murderer on tx>ard a luxury i a _ Thomas, Sharon Gless, Jack Warden. (R) (In Stereo) 11:00PM CX QD (S!) ® News 1983. swimming pool of a crazy 'nouveau riche’ Vito, Joe F^scopo, Dan Hedaya. 1986. istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don liner. Sidney Toler, Rt^Mft Lowery, Mar­ couple and is adopted into their household. Rated R. (In Stereo) Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) ® E ) 2 2 7 (C C ) Romantic sparks fly ( X T a x I jorie Weaver. 1940. U.S.ACM B byJInOevIs [U S A ] Hollywood Insider when Sandra meets a handsome math Nick Nolte, Bette Midler, Richard Dreyfuss. (X Mort After Dark [U S A ] ChMk It OutI (R) dD Star Trek; Tha Next Gerteration (60 teacher. Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) 1 (3 ) Rocky and Friends 1986. Rated R. |ln Stereo) 1:00AM (3D P uttin' on the Hits (In :30PM min.) (33) Chsars (C Q . .{.i t ^WELL, BOOKER, IT'S BECAUSE 6:00PM (3D (£ ) ® N e w s 03) This OW Htwaa (CCt : ‘ Stereo) w H v is T h e d S Bodyw atch (CC). 4:00PM C£ Knight Rider [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday Waiglit Loaa Mada Easy . SHV BLUE, IT WOULD LOOK FUNNV IF (3) Small Wonder (H ) Wi|d^ Am'b'ifci ^this episode 3D America'a Top Ten S S Reino Sahraja OS NW A Wrestling [D I S ] Big Bird in China Big his MO/Vt? IT WAS PINK w it h d D A -T e a m looks-dl'^ome of the strangest features of ® You Cai't Taka It With You g.W W F WiattNng GREEN POLKA POTS > [C N N ] Newsmakar Satuttlay (9 ) M O V IE : 'Critters' Fugitive aliens with- sidekick. Barkely the dog, g o 'r o ^ ih b to some species which are the very elements d D Charles in Charge (C C ) Ellen lets search for a legendary Chinese bird they ( g ) N a w n (Live) g B i z a t r s [ESP N ] Auto Racing; Barber Saab Pro an appetite for human flesh eat their way that have allowed them to .survive. (R) through a Kansas farming town. Dee W al­ Sarah go out on her first unchaperoned saw on a scroll in New York's Chinatown. [ESPN] Legende of the Brickyard: Series, from West Palm Beach. (Taped) [D IS ] Sparky's Magic Piano 8-year-oid date. (90 min.) 1 98 0 Indy 6 ^ Race. (R) lace Stone, Scott Grimes, Billy Green Bush. Sparky reluctantly practices the piano, un­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Harry and Son' A re­ 1986. QD Dempsey & Makepeace (60 min.) [ESPN ] SportsConter cently fired widower and his aspiring writer til one day it begins to play by itself. Spar­ (S I Evar Daeraaaing Ckeiaa Tha annual [U SA] Night Flight: Latin Croaaover son try to salvage their shaky relationship. ® Major League Baseball: Minne­ Friday the 13th: The Series The [TM C ] MOVIE; Harry and Son' A re­ ky's mother thinks the boy is a prodigy and holiday arrsngamanu need organizing and bream s members of a religious community blame Martin ssaumat hit usual ratponsibilities. Paul Newman, Robby Benton, Ellen Barkin. sota Twins at Detroit Tigers or New cently fired widower and his aspiring writer arranges a concert tour. Voices: Mel Blanc. 1:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide 1984. Rated PG. Yorfc M ats at San Frartcisco Giants (3 Ryan for all their misfortunes, but a natch- son try to salvage their shaky relationship. Cloris Leachman, Vincent Price. Narrator: Howard and Hilds are in hiH favor of repeat­ hrs.) (Live) work quilt with deadly powers is the real Paul Newman, Robby Benson. Ellen Barkin. William Shallert. ing tha aavan year aqjoum to tha Bavarian (D N e w s (R) [U S A ] Cover Story 1:30AM culprit. (60 min.) 1984. Rated PG. Alps, but Ann is not so aura. (S ) French Chef: The Lobster Show To u r of D uty (C C ) The men (3D Th is W eek in Baaeball Highlights of Barena 9:00PM (XI 2:00PM CE ® C o m ball (S ) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). [U SA ] Mike Hammer of Bravo Company help friendly South 93) Hardcaatia and MeCormlek Pan 1 of Major League action are .shown. 2. (3) Underdog ® M O V IE : 'W ill Penny* An aging cow ­ @ ) Record Guide 7:30PM (3D Family Ties Vietnamese villagers escape from enemy- (iD Runaw ^ W M i the Rich and Famous held territory. (60 min.) (R) Actress Olivia Brown ("Miami Vice") in @ MOVIE: 'Forced Vengeance' When boy falls in love with a woman who helps ® Jaffarsons dD Jeopardyl (CC). [CN N ] Phtnada his casino boss is m u rd e r^ by rivals, an Marrakesh, Morocco; Tahiti. him after he is attacked and left for dead by ^ D o c t o r W h o (3D SD Dirty Dozen: T)te Serite Danko [DIS] MOVIE: 'How tha West Waa unemployed bodyguard seeks revenge. dD Mama’s Family Mama develops a (3) Dating Game outlaws. Charlton Heston, Joan Hackett, comes face to face with his nentesis, S.S. W o n ' Three generations of pioneers pani- Chuck Norris, Mary Louise Weller, Michael lt*a a Living A journalist interviews the crush on her night-school teacher (Joseph Donald Pleasence. 1968. Major Hendricks, when the Dozen confront clpate in Weatem expansion in the 19th ® ABC News (CC). Cavanaugh. 1982. girls about their experiences as wai­ Campanella). a squad of deadly German assassins. (60 ® Embajadores de la Musica Colom- tresses. century. George Peppard, Debbie Rey- Tales from the Darks!de A box • min.) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Croaafira Saturday CELEBRITY CIPHER dS Alt of WUliam Alexander biarta QD nolda, Carroll u k e r. 1963. Rated G. (In Calabftty CIphar cryptogram* ar* croatad from quotation* by famoua [CN N ] Newswatch marked "D o Not Open" poses a threat [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host . Jay (3) MOVIE: Thunderbolt end Ughtfoot' ® Julia Child and Company (3D 0$ Ohara (C C ) The death of a debt Stereo) . paopla. paat and praaant. Each Mtar In tha dphar atanda for [D IS ] Missirtg Adventures of Ozzie and when a women (Eileen Heckart) opens it contractor leads Ohara and Shaver onto a Johnstone. anothar, Today'* oUai' L aquaU A Bank robbers attempt to rob the aame iD MOVIE: 'Wait Until Dark' A photog­ and unknowingly releases a human soul. [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Cyclona' A top-secret' bank whan they can’t find tha money they H a ^ e t floating casino that launders counterfeit motorcycle becomes the center of atten­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes ra p h y’s triind wife is trapped in her New Directed by Jc^ie Foster. dollars. (60 min.) (R) (In Stareo) to the Movies & Coming Attractkme stole the first time. Cknt Eastwood, Jeff Y ^ k apartment by a trio trying to retrieve [U SA] Airwolf tion for a young woman and enemy ' C B C R H Z I Bridget, George Kennedy. 1974. (3D Mork and Mindy (E) (E) Golden OMe (CC) Sophia's an­ agents. Heather Thomas, Jeffrey Combs, a heroin-filled doll. Audrey Hepburn, Alan d D C B S N e w s (CC). 1:40AM [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Valat Olite' 6:30^M (E ) D.C. Follies O ) M O V IE : 'Trackdo w n' A man leaves Arkin, Efrsm Zimbalist. Jr. 1967. nouncement that she is going to live with Manin Landau. 1987. Rated R. They park cars for a living, but these at­ YCAZIJIXXH, QWI hit Montana ranch to scour L .A . in a track- dD ® What's Happening NowIt While her son causes the women to reflect on the tractive would-be rock stars have their [D I S ] Disney's Salute T o M o m A tribute (g) As Schooia Match Wits: Windsor [ U S A ] M O V IE: 'Th e Busy Body' A crime down for hia run-away aiatsr. Jim Mit- Raj hopes to join an exclusive club, Nadine years they have spent together. (60 min.) sights set on fame and fortune. Meri O. to mothers from Goofy, Pluto, Donald High va. Holyoke Catfiolic syndicate boss orders N s stooge to dig up churn, Cathy Lee Croaby. 1976. sets out to prove that the male-only organ­ (R) (In Stereo) Marshall, April Stewart. Mary Kohnert. SERVING AMERICA Duck, Mrs. Jumbo, the Wise Little Hen and Challenge the body of a money colleclor so he can HFZCIAYI DNFXZ LI ization is sexist. 1986. Rated R. (9 ) IndlanapoHs 600 ’Tima Trials Jokiad other famous Disney moms. (90 min.) 9 ) Amos 4 Andy; Anatomy of a Con- recovsr a million dollars buried with him. FROM THE Siskal Ebert The tw o critics reveal (E ) Countdown to 88: The Seoul Games in Pro^Kesa Pole position Qualifying, from dD & trovarey Redd Foxx and George Kirby host Sid Caesar, Roben Ryan, Anne Baxter. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Hobson's XNNUCAK BNJ H BEGINNING! [U S A ] Cartoons their choice for today's greatest living filrii 1:45AM the Indianapolis 500 Motor Speedway. (60 (E ) Mama's Family this look at tha Amoa & Andy T V tarias. 1967, Cholcs' A spirited young woman rebels min.) (Liva) actor. featuring interviawa with cast members. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up ® BackI With David Horowitz 1 1 :30PM (X SIw's tlw Sharlff against her father's Intentions to withhold Q j) Bustin' Loose Tricia, Rudey and Nicky (C C ) ^o tc h g a rd stain-resistant fabric (60 min.) her dowry by nuuryLig one of N s smploy- LNZQ CA GWI (Bll Lucha Libra (60 min.) 4:30PM (XI ® Wide Worid of Sports; M O V IE : 'lea Station Zabra' A nuclaar rrs A SURE THMG! take part in a world-affairs project at treatment challenge; protecting A T V ri­ 92) MOVIE: 'Darii AngaT A World War I (X eaa. Richard Thomas, Sharon Gless, Jack dH Col lectors Intematiorwl Diving and PimHco Special submarine crew racas with the Russians to school. (In Stereo) ders; dating foods for freshness. aoldiar. blindad in battle, lets Ns wife be- Warden. 1983. YNHYW.' — HXBJIZ Scheduled: International Invitational Diving find a piece of film from a Ruaaaian satel­ iS MOVIE: 'The D w tha Earth Stood (S ) M otorw aak A road test of the Ford . liava ha is dead. Frederic March. Merle Ob- Championships, from Boca Raton, Fla.; © ) A ustin C ity U m its (In Stereo) lite, Rock Hudson. Emaat Borgnine, Patrick (X Home Shopping Over- Still' A n alien advisee Earth to atop atomic Probe; Salt Flats speed King Gail Banks; eron, Herbert Marshall. 1935. 2:00AM experimenta or riak annihilation. Michael Pimlico Special, for four-year-old and up [C N N ] Sports Saturday McGoohan. 1968. nfoht Service (3 hrs.) WCQYWYNVU. ThorougN>reds. run at one-and-three- hot and cold engine problems; cellular [C N N ] ShoiwMz Waak jlHtmrl)pBtzr Brrald Rennie, Patricia Neal, Hugh Marlowe. [E S P N ] Stanley Cup Ptayoffs: New Jar- (X Star Search (60 min.) 03) INN News PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Most ol US become parents sixteenths miles, from Baltimore; a r e p ^ phones. 1951. say Devils at BMton Bruins Wales Con­ [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Man From Snowy long before we have stopped being children." — MIgnon on the Indy 500 Tim e Trials. (90 min.) ® Alloa (33) M O V IE : 'O rca' A killef whale la out for g Jimmy Sweggart ference Championship Game Seven. (If McLaughlin. [ESPN] Suparbouta; Hagler's Knock­ (Live) revenge whan a shark-hunting seafarer g That's tha Spirit outs Hsgler vs. Hesms and Hsgler vs. 9 ) ABC Nowi (CC). game seven is not played. "Front Page captures and klHs N s pregnant mate. Ri­ Hamtho. (6 0 min.) (R) (3 ) Frugal Gourmet 93) Notidaro Unhriaion Challenge." the movie "Keeping Track" Continued... chard Harris. Charlotte Rampling, Kaenan [C N N ] Intamational Conoipondanta 1 ' MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. May 14.1988 - 81 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. 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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Supt. 22) Today, you 46 Grow fat 49 Actress _ May 51 Repeats 17 2« 29 Bridge 52 Nina days' devotion 33 53 Nasty grins usual three-suit squeeze develops 36 54 Of punishment NORTH t-M-n against West. ♦ Q64S1 After the trump lead, declarer 37 40 41 42 DOWN TAQ109 cashed the spade ace and played a dia­ ♦ KQ V/4 JOHMTOiO 46 mond. West won and played another 7 t «81 trump to dummy’s nine. Declarer 1 Haitian magic T H E ^ N T O H by Lee Pellt a Sy Beny 49 60 EAST r u fM a spade, played a diamond to ALLEY OOP byOavaOraua 2 Gymnast WEST HEHadAB/VIALL wHa,wHOAReve3U?J G97S GKJ 108 dummy and ruffed another spade. Comaneci Ib2 T642 TS Next came the club A-K and a club BECAUSE THAT'S \ ' 1 SURE HOPE I [ BUT VIOLENT fiOLLOWINS. VOOll^ W E NEED TH CAN REMEMBER 3 Frigidly WANT THBR NAVIES, ♦ AJ8 ♦97432 ruff, followed by the ruff of a fourth LOCATION OF A , , WHERE THE WIZER I I'LL NEED l64 FOUND THE BEADS / A CUP OF w h a t W E N T 4 Taxis «J984 ♦ Q 10 7 round of spades. That placed West in CAVE THW HAS INTO IT.....' A STREAM RUN FDR HIS FIRST y M Y SE LF- the vise. Here was the layout, with NECRLACE! r^MESMERIZIN' 5 Addition to a SOUTH NINQ THROUGH' 14 West still to play: MIDDLE OF IT! MIXTURE FOR house

W ell North East Soath ! ♦ Pass 2 T I THAT 8CRAMSLE0 WORD QAME Pass 3 T Pass 4 4 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Pass 4 4 Pass 4 NT Unscramble these four Jumblet, BLONDIE by Deep Young A Stan Drake Pass 5 ♦ Pass 6 4 South \ / . v« h«d Hi one letter to each square, to form Pass Pass Pass ♦ - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom IS VBS...HOWT? YOU four ordinary words. ‘ r - .1 I'M LOOKING POR THE IN OUR NEW SUPER V - - COUPLE WHO JUST PINISHEO LUXURY TURBO OXJPE THAT THE GUESS Opening lead: ▼ 2 their PEMOHSTRATTON RiPE... COUPLE ? ------♦ 10 ANCOP ♦ 5 Remember that South has just z c ruffed the fourth spade, and now West AHMITHIMIC. Best defense must discard. If he underruffs, dummy I've FOUMP is good. If he throws his diamond jack, OUT WHEPe ENCEF not good enough declarer will play the diamond 10 at him. If he throws the club jack, declar­ '■I6C O F5P Py James Jacoby er’s five is promoted and w ill be led. OKI-we Obviously if either of South’s cards be­ comes a winner. West must ru ff it p e c ip e ! TRIUNA ALTHOUAH HE P IP N 'I My thanks go to Swedish expert- Uirr ATHIhMSAT analyst Jan Wohlin for this interesting when it is led, or declarer w ill simply PINNERy HE WAS deal, where the best defense is a discard dummy’s spade and take the in i THIS. trump lead with a trump continuation last trick with the heart ace. warn after West wins the diamond ace. Not just your ordinary run-of-the- WHAT A GUY bV Bttt Htesl However, it’s all to no avail, as an un- mill deal, is it? EDABLE Now arrange the circled leltars to PNANK AND ERNEST byEobTliavtt form the surprise enewtr, at sug­ L1_XJ gested by the ibove csrtoon. P "we'RE MOT Print m w » r h » n ; ...... RUNMIN6 AWAY, (Answers Monday) KEVIN •••• Jumbiss: FEIGN NIPPY MOflQUE SLOUCH WE’RE TAKING Yesisrday's Answer He gave up trying to learn wreetling becauee he S i l ^ OM d ile -A GRIP ON HIMSELF E V A S I V E ACTION.” When you need to advertise, I. es> Mwisisir. FA I nothing works like Classified! Dial 643-2711 yMAifPsntwrs& m uhm . am rify, m - ^ j m . troops during Worto War II. Robert Taylor. sIcB, entrevistas y artistes invitsdos bajo la (B DaHaa [ESPN ] Senior POA OoH: UnttodHoyl- Thomas Mitchell, Lloyd Nolan. 1943. (Co- animaclon ds Raul Velasco. (2 hrs., 30 (B) Odd Coupla tals Classic. Final Round. From Philadel­ lorizad Version) min.) Sunday, Continned [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Deliveranca' A week­ BERYL phia. (2 hrs.) (Live) (S ) FamHy Tlae (C C ) Alex tries to use dZ) Safa Haven Recounts the story of end canoe trip turns into a nightmarish Nick's artistic abilities in a profitable ven­ America’s only refugee ahelter for Holo­ MARKHAM [U SA] Master etnjggle for survival for four Atiartta busi­ Svnday, May 15 ture. (R) (In Stereo) caust victims, sstabttehed at Fort Ontario nessmen. ^ r t Reynolds, Jon Voight, Ned 1:05PM [TM C ] MOVIE: '2010' (CC) in Oswego, N.Y. (60 min.) SteCiriie Powers Tha U.S. and Russia team up to inveatigate jacqueUneBlsset,Jonn Houseman. 1976. 8TalasFromthaDaikahlaAphotogra- Nature; In tha Shadow of Fujlaan Beatty. 1972. Rated R. (C C ) The first of a three-part exploration of [C N N ] Hssdline News plays aviatiix-au- a failed mission to Jupiter. Roy Scheider, __ _ i Bportawocld Veteran Superstar pher withdraws Into her privata fantisy- [U S A ] Program VounaH for Succeaa the conservation p r < ^ m facing Japan Horn* Stwoplng Ov- (S ) Fradarlck K. Prlca John L lt h g ^ . Helen Mirren. l9 8 4 . Rated Competition, from Miami. Fla. (2 hrs.) land whenever she's c o n fu te d with ths [DIS] Pralris Homs Companion With 5:00AM (X) (S) Uior-horse train­ profiles the fight to save the macaque, en wmight Sarvic* ConUnuM (60 min.) ® Living tha Word (Taped) real world. Oarrlion Keillor (In Stereo) 1:30AM (B N e w England Sunday (R) er Beryl Markham PG. (In Stjfeo) indigenous monkey from extinction. (60 (B) INN News [C N N ] Sparta Ravlaw l » Porky Pig in "Beryl Mark­ 1:30PM (B A u to R adim : O r a ^ Prirt 8 Nova (C C ) Author David HflcCullough 8 8 NBC Naws mki.) (R) (ki Stereo) 1 0 : 3 0 P M (B Current Affair travels tha Panama Canal, recounting the 8 That's the Spirit (U SA ] NigM FNgM; Lathi Croaaovar 18) Sunday Today of M orwco from Monte Carlo. (2 hrs.) 8 Artsw aok @ ) M O V IE : *Tha Train ' A n German offi­ (B To Be AnrKMincad. ham: A Shadow on' story of this engineering achlavemem. (60 Dtaama (Taped) cer attempts to move French art treasures [D I S ] M O V IE ; T o Find flfly Son' A sin­ ( a Sosame Straat (CQ. the Sun,” a four- m ki,)(H) 8 A B C N o w s (CC). QQ) Carson's Com edy C Isttica into Germany hours before the armistice Is cere, loving man tries to adopt a child, and ■ Lom Lucy ® Oral Roborts (B Suporman ' g l ) Unhrislan an a) Deports Comsntarios 5:30AM CS) hour CBS minlser- 8 PoIIm Story declared. Burt Lancaster. Paul Scofield, 8 Aak ths Manager finds h im s ^ embroiled in a bittw battle 8 Major Lsagus BasabaH; Wlterrito y rasuman del acontscsr daportivo por because of the unfKscedented circumst­ QSiNNNawa ® VlfOiM Tom am w ies filmed on lo­ ® Sox Talk Jeanne Moreau. 1965. 1 1 : 0 0 P M N e w t A n g M vs. New York Yankees (2 hrs., 30 Jeati Lotada y Jorge Barry. (60 min.) IB (B 8 ances of his situation. Richard Thomas, [C N N ] M onayiwaali ® Robert SchuSor cation in Kenya ® M O V IE : 'Explorers' Three boys build min.) (Live) ^ Joy of Painting [C N N ] Intids Bualnasa (B Entertelnmsnt TMa Waek Entertain- Justin Dans, Steve Kanaly. 1980. 8 spaceship that puts them in touch with [IM S] Schama of TMnga g 9 Nuootra FamWa and London. 8 Torty Brown's Journal msnt 20 years ago: music, movies and tel­ rpiS] MOVIE: 'Hey There. It's Yogi [D I S ] Anim ala in A clla n Featured: how aliens. Mary Kay nece, Ethan Hawke, Ja­ [ESPN] Scuba World [ES P N ] Skotaboardhig; Pro Champlan- (C O . (R) Part one airs SUN­ evision in 1966. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (H ) Saaama Straat 8 Major Laagua BossbaN; YoA Bear* Anim ated Yogi comes out winter various animsis defend thsmseivse. son Presson. 1985. lM p (R ) Yankees at CaSkimla Angels (2 hrs , 30 (0 ) Cltsars , 1:50AM [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Hlghiandar- [C N N ] Daybreak DAY. HAY 15. hibernation and hunts for food whiefHeads [M AX] MOVIE: 'does Encountsre of [U SA] Night H gtit Mght FSght Qoaa him to search for Cindy Bear. Voices by g s P E U C U L A : 'Los Ohridedos' Stala (C C ) A group of immortals w ho can only [CMS] flood Morning MIckayl min.) the Third Kind - The 8 p ^ Edition' 8 Feed My Poopla die at one another's hand eliminate each totha Movlaa A earning Attraethma Daws Butter, Don Messick. Julie Bennett. Inda, Miguel Inclan. [ESPN] NSA Today CHtCK IISTINGS 8 WHd Kingdom IC C ) Re-editsd version of Steven Spiel­ 8 Insight / O ut 1964, berg's 1977 story about menkind'e first Diaeovariea Underwotar (C C ) Details 5:40AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Tolhar'a Ut- [H B O ] Advanturoe of Tom Sowyor Dur­ FOR EXACT TIME [C N N ] Merraywaak of the cisesical world are revealed through (S ) N a w s (Live) tla Dhfldanir A man's axpactationa M a [ESP N ] Drag Racing: Texas Nationals major siKoumer with extra-tarreetriel visi­ ing a boating accidsm. Torn reveals Ns the study of Bronze Age, Etruscan and Ro­ la i Fresh Fields Ufa of ease following his daughter's mar­ 2:00PM (B M O V IE : 'Batm an' VIHains From Dallas. {BO min.) (Taped) tors. Richard Dreyfuss, Francoie Tnjffaut, (In Stereo) compassion for an adversary. man wrecks. (60 min.) Part 4 of 8. riage are shattered when the young of the underworld join forces to dispose of [H B O ] Kids on Kids on Kids American Melinda Dillon. 1980. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 8 Financial Fraedom [U S A ] Cartoons Batman and Robin. Adam W est, Burt [CNN] PrimsNswt 2:00AM CB world vision woman announces that she is ptagnsm. children express their views on the world 6:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Return of IS ) Page Fifty Seven Local. Spsncer Tracy, Joan Bennsti, Elizabeth 8 MOVIE; 'The Naughty Nlnatl«' Ward. Cesar Romero. 1966. around t h ^ , includir^ such topics as [ESPN] Stanley Cup: Detroit Red CD Home Shopping Overnight Service 8:30AM CS Plaaticman of: Fsggy Lse, Lany Roberts, Barbara the JadI' (C C ) Third installment of George , m Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) Taylor. 1951. (In Stereo) Luddy. 1955. Rated (>. (In Stereo) Gambtort on a rivarboat tat tha wane for 8 MOVIE; 'Death H i^ A Moumie em­ love, families, careers, death and dreams. Lucas' "Star W are" trilom raunhet Luite Winga at Edmonton Ollara Campbell (3 hrs.) CB World Tomormw remembered routinas by a famed c o m ^ barks on a cross-Canarlian manhunt to find (In Stereo) Conference Championship Game Seven, if [C N N ] Inside Buslneea A t the M ovies Bill Harris and Rex Reed W a BaSava [E S P N ] Ughtar Side of Sports Host: Jay Skywalkar and Ns comrades for a final bat­ GD 6:00AM CS ® David Paid team. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello, Rita John­ a firr trapper suspected of murder. Charles necessary. (3 hrs.) (Livs) [ESP N ] SportaCenter (60 min.) preview movies coming out this summer. Johnstorw. [U S A ] Hollywood Insider tle with tha evU Galactic Empirs. Mark CS GMIgan’s Island son. 1945. Bronson, Lae Marvin, Andrew Stevens. Mika Hammer ® Tomond Jorry Hamill, Harrison Ford. Carrie Fisher. ig8 3 . [U S A ] [H B O ] Qloty Years (CC) A comedy ser­ [CN N ] Moneyweek □D HaadNna Naws 10:10AM [CN N ] On ths Menu 8ClassHiad18 1981. 4:30PM ® O d d Couple Rated PG. (In Stsrso) (8)WyattEarp ( £ S S M o nie d... W ith Child- ies focusing on the antics of three high- 8 Voicss ft VW ana Part 12 of 13 G D El M undo del Box Campeonatos y lu- 8:30PM [ESPN ] SportaCenter (S ) Chttetaphar Claaaup maUa Washingten 8 M O V IE ; 'Bordaribia' A border patrol m n (C C ) Peggy’s high-school rival chal­ school buddies who are reunited after ® Robort SchuSor 10:30AM (B chas eritre boxeadorea Intemacionalea. 7:00PM CD 6 0 M lm itM (C C ) (60 min.) [U S A ] Changing Ufastylea: Two Years officer leads the search for a ring of Mexi­ 8 Star Search (60 mki.) lenges the B u n ^ family to a bowling con­ twenty years. Features a soundtrack of (B Over 17 Not Arknittad Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. CD GD 21 Ju m p S tTM t Hanson protects hits from the '60s. In this episode. Jack to Financial hreedom can alians into California. Charles Bronson, @ Mystoryl: Tha Black Tower (CC) Fin­ test. (R) (In Stereo) IS ) CiHinacticut: N o w (In Stereo) CB Baaalay Showpfaca of Homos (90 min.) a high-schod AIDS patient from abusive ' persuades Ms friends to travel to Las V e­ lor the World's CMkksnTala- Bruno Kkby, Ed Harris. 1980. ancial p ro bim s, tw o untimely deaths, an 2:15AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'BuHlea' [IM S] You and Me, Kid ciassmatas. (60 min.) (R) (In Stareo) CD ® Captain Eo-Backetaga (C C ) Host gas. (60 min.) (In Stereo) gSLovaSoat 8 M u p p a t a illicit love affair and poison-pen letters (g ) Madeleine Cooks (C C ) Evil of another kind lies waiting for an MOVIE: ‘Justbi Casa' Pramlera, Whoopi Goldberg looks at the artistic deci­ [ESPN1 Drag Racing: IHRA Super Na­ [C N N ] PoBties 'SS make life at Toynton G r a n « far from [C N N ] Evans & Novak (B 8 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Fly' (CC) A scien­ executive and Na family when they leave 8TMsOldHouaa(CC). (R) 8 McLau(pilin Oioup (C C ) Tha ghost of a privata datactiva re­ sions and high-tech spedel effects in­ tionals From Bradenton, Fla. (60 rNn.) (R) pleasant. (80 mki.) Part 3 of 6. volved ki the making of Michael Jackson’s tist is transformed into a monstrous insect the dangerous city for the sefety of small­ |DIS ] Now Advantutes of Whaiia the 8 Batman 8 PoHca Woman [HBO] MOVIE: '2010' (CC) The U.S. turns from tha dead to toiva his own mur­ following an ill-fated teleportation experi­ [U S A ] Night Flight; Vidao Profils: Rob- and Russia team up to investigiate a failed 3-D video. town life. Janet Laine Green. DeN Berti. ® Cotweraathme W ith [C N N ] Weak hi Ravlaw der. A "Disney Sunday Movie" presenta­ ment. Jeff Goldblum, Geisna Davis. John art Plant 8 M o st the Press (CC|. mission to Jupiter. Roy Scheider, John ' Stephen Hunter. 1986. Rated R. [ESPN ] Insids tha POA Tour [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Great AWgator' A group tion. George Carlin. Molly Hagan. 1968. (A (S ) ® 0 ^ by Day Fearful that the rom­ . Getz. 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) 8 Para Santa flrands (90 mki.) 8 Tsmas y Dabstss Lithgow, Helen Mirren. 1984. PtetedPG. (In 6:10AM [C N N ] Haalthwaak of tourists find themseivns at tha mercy of "Disney Sunday Movie' praaantation) ance has left their Kves, Kate makes plans 2:30AM CB N e w s (R) [HBO]Ssabort (B ) Loom to Rood Stereo) i 1 : 0 5 P M (B N aw a 8 Modem Maturity (CC). an angry tribal god who has taken the form CD Great Momama wHb National Oao- to regain Brian's interest. (In Stereo) (B) MOVIE: 'TaH Ma That You Love Ma, 6:15AM (B ) Dovay A floNath 9:00AM CB Sunday M orning ( C O (90 of a giant alligator. Mel Ferrer, Barbara [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Indiana Jones end the [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Tha Good Wifa' A ro- [p N N ] Hawamakar Sunday [C N N ] Naw sdoy graphic From tha exotic wildNfa of tha Na- 9:00PM GD m o v i e ; 'Beryl Merkhem; Jun le M oon' Three handicapped patients [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Warriors of tha WbuT mki.) Bach. Richard Johnson. 1981. Tem ple of Doom ' (C C ) The globe-trotting mib Desert to a daring raft race dovm tha mantic obsession with a local womanizer decide to make a go at living tOMther in [ESPN] TMs weak in Sports (60 mki.) [D I S ] IMy Frland FHcka Shadow on tha Sun' Premiere, (CC) Anim atad T lw forces of g o ^ battle w) archeologist battles an Indian cult for pos­ Yukon River. 10 years of National Geo­ shatters the emotional weH-being of a mar­ the outside worid. Liza Minnelli, Ken Ho­ C B D J , K st [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Mitar' (CC) Two tar- [HBO] MOVIE: The Shig- Fact-based account of the life and loves of evU queen end heir dearly minions in order [E S P N ] Junior Tsnnis: Chamokins of 2:15PM session of a sacred stone in this prequel to graphic apadaia are reviewed. Hal Hol­ ried women Hi 1939 Australia. Rachel ward, Robwi Moore. 1970. CB Boot S how rnkialy untalantad parfomiera gat caught g ^ s W Ma' (C C ) A young basabsH play­ the famed aviatrix and racehorse trainer. to ensure a peaceful aira safe future for th s Futurs, horn M iam i. F a a tu r^ krtsr- "Raiders of the Lost A rk ". Harrison Ford. brook hosts. (2 hrs.) Ward. Bryan Brown. Steven Vidler. 1986. ki a web of kitriM whan thsk ogam books Stefenie Powers, Trevor Eve, Claire [C N N ] Sporta Urtenight mankind. 1984. Rated NR. (B) H a s H a w viaws vvith playars taking PM ^ 21st Am er’s home run streak crumblas after his Kate Capshaw, Ke Huy Quan. 1984. Rated Rated R. . . them ki a M kida Eastern country on the wHa decides to return to her singing car­ G 9 Charlae In Charge Ellen lata Sarah go Bloom. 1988. Part 1 of 2. [ESP N ] Senior PGA Golf: United Hoapl- ® Ksnnsth Copeland rrual Ornaga Easter Bowl. (60 min.) (Taped) PG. (In Stereo) ( B vista verge of chril war. Warren Bsotty, Dustin eer. Michael O'Keefe, Rebecca D eM om ay, out on her first unchaparonad data. It's Garry ShandHng's S h o w Gar­ 1 1 : 0 7 P M 8 N aw a tele Claeelc. R rst Round. From Philadel­ 6:30AM [U SA ] Cover Story CD GD 8 B u g s B u n n y [U S A ] AH-Amsrloan Wrestling MartkiRitt. 1985.RatedPG-13.(InStereo)' ry's mother agrees to go out on a date (2 ) Oral Roborts HoThtian. Isabells Adjani. 1987. Rated PG- (S) Friday tha 13th; Tha Sariaa The 1 1 : 3 0 P M Ooorga Schlottar'a Co- phia. (2 hrs.) (R) providing Garry goes along as well. (In (B 8 8 Saaama Street ((X). 13. 12:30PM CB M arbM i^ Manor 5:00PM CD Coium bo members of a religious community blame m edy Club Scheduled; Marty Putz, Mar­ CS It’s Your Busbiass 2:30PM 8 Futbcl (2 hrs.) Stereo) 2:50AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'Th e Ryan for all their misfortunas. but a patch- garet Smith, Barry Steiger. (B ) Christian Sclanea MonHor Raports 8 Ckarila's Angels 10:45AM 8 Jewish Ufa CB High School Bowl [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ufaboot' (CC) Alfred CD Hardy Boys / Nancy Drew Mysteriea Prisoner of Zende' An Englislwnen takes work quih with deadly powers Is tha real @ ) MOVIE: 'Beverly Hills Cop' (CC) Simon & Simon ^ CD the place of a distantly-related monarch, ® HaadHna Nows 8 M a u d a 11:00AM CB Entartalnmsnt TMa C B S u p a rm a n Hitchcock's ciassic about survivors of a GD culprit. (80 min.) A Detroit cop travels to Beverly Hills to (D Sports Extra sunkan ocean Hner othift with the Nazi U - thereby saving the faltering domain from 8 yVorhl Totnotraw W ea k Entertainment 20 years ago; music, (S I HaadNns Nows G D Frontline (C C ) Examine the increasing (S) ® Aaron's Way (CC) Connie's ec­ seek revenge for his close friend's murder. GD Honeymoonera (CC)^ (8)Dlsoovar boat commander who put them there. Tal­ ruin. Stewart Granger, James Mason, De­ m oviss and talsvision ki 1968. (60 mki.) number of racial incidents on America's centric Unde Jack moves in with the fa­ Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, Lisa Eil- Day of CHecovery ® Ring Around the World [CN N ] Daywotch 8 M u p p o t t lulah Bankhead, William Bendix. John Hod- GS borah Kerr. 1952. Rated PG. (kiStsrsol college campuses. (60 min.) mily. but his parsiMiality soon grates on bacher. 1984. (In Stereo) [D IS ] Donald Duck Praasnts 8 0 n th a Rscord iak. 1944. \ Christian Childran's Fund @ Dofandors of the Earth (CC). CB W W F ChOMnga Wrestling Saint everyone's nerves. (60 mki.) (In Stereo) Police Story 3:00AM CD Nlghtw atch Joined In CD ® Sports Machine [C N N ] Style With Elsa KIsnach [ESPN ] Motorwaak Musnatsd 8 Connacticut Nawsmakars 3:00PM CB MOVIE; 'OualADIablo' A Progreee CB D iscover ® MOVIE: 'The Carpetbaggers' A mav­ G $ Dieoovariai Underw ater Details of GD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Return ofths Jodi' (C O 8 Th is W ea k in Bossball Highlights of man tracking his wife's murdereesgrees to erick tycoon takes the aviation and film in­ the classical world are revealed through ® Christian Ufestyla Magazine CD Credit Time Bomb [D IS] Mouaardsa Knight RMar Cliff Robertson; singer-actress Pie Zadora; Third insttlknam of Gsorgs Lucaa' "Star CB Major League action are shown. scout for the Army. James Gamer, Sidney tha study of Bronze Age. Etruscan and Ro­ [M A )(] MOVIE: 'Cloaa Enoountare of dustries by storm in his quest for love and actor Emmanuel Lewis ("Webster"). (60 GD Spiritual Ufa Crusade [CN N ] Evans & Novak W ars" trilogy rsunitas Luka SkywaAsr ® Natural Weight Loss 8 Spotlight on flovammortt Poitief, Dennis Weaver. 1966. power. George Peppard, Carroll Baker, man wracks. (60 min.) Part 4 of 8. (R) the Third Kind - The Spscial EdMon' and his comrades for a fitMl battle with tha min.) [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred [U S A ] Kays to Success 8 Cwtabi Power and ths SoMlais of 8 Supsr Chargers Alan Ladd. 1964. (C C ) Re-editsd version of Steven Spiel­ 8 PEUCULA; *Vsrano Ardisnts' Jorge W W F Wrestling (JD Carson's Anniversary Spadal (2 hrs.) Hickman. Nick Charles. s v l Galactic Empba. Mark HamM. Harrison [D I S ] m o v i e ; 'D ru m s Along berg's 1977 story about mankind's first Rivero. Nadia Milton, Jose Gah/ei. 8 WondarWorks; Hiroshima Moldan d2) Pizza Gourmet 3:15AM Ford, Carris Fisher. 1983. Rated PG. (ki © ) DeGraasi Junior High (CC). (R) @ ® MOVIE: 'Perry Mason: Tha Casa [D IS ] MOVIEi 'Tba Aviator' In 1928, an the M ohaw k' Colonial homesteaders face m a(w arKOuntsr with extra-tarrastrial visi­ 8R*altoNsal (CC). Stsrso) 8 Computer Chronldas GD Small Wonder Vicki saves Brandon [CN N ] One on One of tha Lady in tha Lake* Pramlara, (CC) air-mail pilot and his teen-age passenger marauding Indians and the threat of the Re­ tors. Richard Dreyfuss, Francois Tniffsut, 8 Frugal Gourmat (ki Stereo) 8 Orsotast Sports Lagands from choking. A financial conspiracy comes to tight when struggle to survive after their biplane [M AX] MOVIE; 'Pahsrpslst II: The [C N N ] International Cortaapondonts [DIS] MOVIE: 'Drums Along tha Mo­ volution in John Ford's classic frontier Melinda OiNon. 1980. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Meson defends a man accused of murder­ crashes in the mountains. Christopher O lh a r S k is' A yssr oftsr vsngsful spM u 8 It's Y o u r Suakiaas 8 Mastsrpisca Thaotis; Lord Mount- [CN N] Newswatch haw k' Colonisl homasteadera face mar­ saga. Henry Fonda, Claudette Colben. [D IS] Zorro ing his wife. Raymond Burr. David Hassel- Reeve. Rosanna Arquette, Jack Warden. [U S A ] Night Flight; Short Films drove them from thsk home, tha Fiesling batten: Tha last Vtcoioy (CC) Bloody [ES P N ] Indy 500 Time Trials: Day Two. auding Indians and tha threat of the Edna May Oliver. 1939. 8 Connacticut Real Estate Showcase [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Passions' The sudden 1985. Rated PG. family sxpsrisncss ranawsd attacks by battles between MusHms and Hindus Nn- Revolution in John Ford’s classic frontier hoff, Barbara Hale. 1988. (In Stereo) 7:00AM CS A t the M ovies 8'niraa8toogss death of s rrran who has led a double life for from Indianapolia. (2 hrs.) (Live) 3:30AM CB m o v i e : -Faudin' Foote' othsrwatldly forces. Jobeth WBiams, der Mounttotten's negotiations with the saga. Henry Fonda. Claudette Colbert. @ ) Masterpiece Theatre: Lord 1 1 :3 5 P M (D Sports Extra Robert SchuNsr years causes trauma for both his wife and [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Improper Channels’ A When the boys inherit a run-down planta­ CB Crsig T . Nalson, Haathsr O'Routks. 1986. 8 Busbiass World leaders of the various factions. (60 min.) Edna May CHiver. 1939. Mountbatten: Tha Last Viceroy (CC) his mistress. Richard Crenna, Joanne misunderstanding leads an innocent cou­ 1 1 : 3 7 P M 8 M O V IE : 79 Park A v - tion. they also inherit a feud. The Bowery ( B S t h D o y Rated P6-13. (In Stereo) (B ) Bodywatch The development of traits Part 2 of 6. (R) Nehru, Gandhi and the Hindus reluctantly Woodward, Lindsay Wagner. 1984. ple to fight the courts to retrieve their 5- [ESPN ] SportaCentar enue II' A pro8tituttrj%pressured by her Boys. Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall. 1952. [TM C ] MOVIE: "night Mother' (CO A and characteristics to ward off stress Is 8 MOVIE: 'The Incrsdibla Mr. Umpot' agree to Mohammed All Jinnah's demand ( B Point of V ie w year-oid daughter from state care. Alan [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Secret of My Suc- former fiancee, nowrasslstant district at­ ® Home Shopping Overnight Service mother and daughter confront each other discussad. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Tha Orsat Santini' A A meek bookkeeper jumps off the dock at to create a separate Muslim state. (60 (B) Larry Jonas Arkin, Marietta Hartley, Harry Ditson. caaa* (C C ) A n ambitious Kansas farmboy torney. to testify isgijnat the syndicate. Continue4'(z hre., 30 min.) over ths dsughtar's decision to commit Marine Corpscokmel nearly destroys his Coney Island and turns into a dolphin. Don min.) Part 3 of 6. (R) 8 M O V IE ; T h s EarthNng' A cnral twist 1981. Rated PG makes his way up Manhattan's corporate Lesley Ann Warren. Marc Singer, David ® D ivkw Plan suicide St the and of tha evening. Sissy family by hit diciatorial methods. Robert Knotts, Carole Cook, Jack Weston. 1964. ~ [C N N ] Crosafire of fate throws tw o differant personalities Duvall, Blytha Danner, Michael O'Keefe. [U SA] Airwolf ladder by masquerading as a junior execu­ Dukes. 1977. Pari 2 of 2. (8 ) Weight Loss Made Easy S p s ^ , Anns Darwroft. Ed Berke. 1986. [CN N ] Week in Review 0^81 Thousand Dollara Every togetlier ki ths Australian wkdsmass. W iF 1979. Rated PG. [C N N ] Larry King Waaksnd tive. Michael J . Fox, Helen Slater. Richard RatedPG-13.1 Creative Living [d iS ] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 11: 5 0 P M CD Bamaby Jones ^ Mira 8 ) Jamas Ksnnsriy Ham HoMan, Ricky Schroder. I960. [D I S ] W h o 's hr Charge Hera? (C C ) Ven­ 5:30PM Jordan. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 1:00PM IB NBA BaskatboH: Confar- What's Happening Nowll 9:30AM CB C sn tury 21 H om s Show [TM C ] MOVIE: 'An Offkor and a flan- triloquist Ronn Lucas and his puppet Buf­ ^ 9 t o B [U S A ] Stephen King's World of Horror [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Burglar' (C C ) A San 12 : 0 0 A M CD A t the M ovies (R) [H B O ] m o v i e ; Eat and Run’ (S) ancs SamHInal flortw Teams to be an­ 3:45 AM dam an' (C C ) A hardened loser learns a falo BiHy perform on stage: Hollywood- Francisco thief-turned-bookseller plays A portly alien with a taste for Italian (8 ) It's Your Bualnass (B) Puttin' on ths Hits nounced. (2 hrs., 30 mki.) (Live) [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday Author Stephen King ("Christine." CD Friday the 13th: Th e Series (60 min.) lesson ki responsibility when ha enlists in bound Buffalo BiHy negotiates with agents "Cujo," "Th e Shining") takes a look at the detective when a brief return to her old "food" holds the key to solving a missing 8VWonarlas [D I S ] Pontoffel Pock Anim ated This ani­ Dallas Part ® Karmath Copalaiul tha Naval Aviation Corps. Winner of two CB MOVIE; 'Rascua From OlMgan's Is­ promoting himself as the star of the act. profession involves her In a murder. CD 2 of 2. persons esse. Ron Silver, Sharon Schlarth, mated story by Dr. Seuss tells of Pontoffel special-effects creation of monsters and ® J b n m y Sw aggart 8 Moat ths Press (CC). (Tscars. Richard Gere, Debra Winger. Louis land' The shipwrecked castaways are (60 min.) talks about the horror genre. (60 min.) (R) Whoopi Goldberg, Bobcat Goldthwait. GD Star Trek R.L. Ryan. 1986. Rated R. Pock and his magic piano that will take him G .W . Baiiey. 1987. Rated R. '(tn Stereo) 8 Adalants Gossett, Jr. igS 2 . Rated R. rescued after 15 years on their uncharted [ESPN ] Bast of Amsrican Muscle Ma­ ® St. Jude's Hug Tight (60 min.) lii) Papaya anywhere at the touch of a button. 3;55AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : ‘Poltargaiat desert, island. Bob Denver. Alan Hals Jr, 7:30PM GD Mork and Mindy [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Ishtar' (C C ) T w o ter­ [C N N ] Daybreak 8 Sea H un t Mika and Jsnnifar risk their [U S A ] Cartoons gazine (60 min.) ® Hogan's Heroes II: 'The O t h ^ Side* A year after vengeful Natalia Schafer. 1978. dD CBS Newt (CC) GD Noticiero Univlslon minally untalented performers get caught livas to letriava drums of toxic waste from [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'Betrayal' A man recalls 6:00PM spirits drove them from their home, the [D IS] Walooma to Pooh Comar 11:10AM [C N N ] Travel Quida in a web of intrigue when their agent books Combat! the ocean floor. (R) CB Road to Ssoul An In-depth look at the his wife's nine-year affair with his best QD 8 8 liS) Newt W ild Am erica (C C ) For the first time Freeling family experiences renewed at­ [ESPN ] SportsCantsr athletes as they prepare physically, men­ them in a Middle Eastern country on the (M) Blu Blockers - Sunglasses 8 Rov. DavM Paul 11:30AM CB 8 This weak With friend in Harold Pinter's adaptation of his ever on film, the pronghorn antelope is fol­ tacks by otherworldly forces. Jobeth Wil­ tally and emotionally for the intense com­ ( B Hardy Boya / Nancy D raw Myetsriee verge of civil war. Warren Beatty, Dustin [USA]CaHiopa David Brinklay (CC). own play. Ben Kingsley. Jeremy Irons. Pa* lowed through the stages of its life and the (S ) Twilight Zone liams, Craig T . Nelson. Heather O'Rourke. 8 U Sants Mias petitiveness of the 1988 Summer Olyrtv 8 MOVIE: 'Invasion U.S.A.' A (onnsr seasons of the year. (R) H o ^ a n , Isabelle Adjani. 1987. Rated PG- 8 At the Movies tricia Hodge. 1983. Rated R. 1986. R a t ^ P & 1 3. (In Stereo) [ T M C ] m o v i e ; pics ki South Korea. government agent goes back into actioq 13. GD Gene Scott 7:05AM 'improper [C N N ] Your Money [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ Channals' A misunderstanding leads an 8 Halbnatk Homos CD NBA Basketball: Confer­ when Russian terrorists invade the United [C N N ] Worid Report First Run 4:00AM [U S A ] MalHngar Hour [D IS ]R a o o o o n a (In Stareo) (B Superman StSOPM caps the weekend of the world of sports. [TM C ] MOVIE: An Officer and a Gen- innocent couple to fight the courts to re­ 8 Laava It to Beaver ence Semifinal Gama Teams to be an­ States. Chuck Norris, Richard Lynch. tiem an' ((}C ) A hardened loser learns a [ESP N ] Women's VoUeyball: Season's [ESPNILagsnds of tha Brickyard 1978 8 MOVIE; 'Million Dollar Infield' The 4:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Waek trieve their 6-yeer-okf daughter from state nounced. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) 1985. [E S P N ] Legends of the Brickyard 1981 lesson in responsibility when he enlists in 8 TV Open House lives of four affluent suburbanites revolve best (90 min.) (Taped) care. Alan Arkin, Marietta Hartley. Horry Indy 500 rocs. (R) Indy 500 race. (Taped) [CN N ] Big story around their softball team. Rob Reiner. CD ® POA Golf: Byron Nalson Classic Q S Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous the Naval Aviation Corps. Winner of two [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Extreme Prejudice' A 4:30AM Ditson. 1981. Rated PG. 8 French Chef: Tha Lobstsr Show (R) Actress Olivia Brown i"Miami Vice") in Oscars. Richard Gere, Debra W inger, Louis 10:00AM CB Natural Weight Loss Bonnie Bedella, Bob Costsnzo. 1982. Final round, from the Tournament Players 8:00PM (B Murder, She Wrote (CC) Texas Ranger is forced to confront a child­ [E S P N ] Bowriing; A B C Maatora Toum a- WaN straat Journal Rs- 8 WaN Straat Jourrud Report Course at Los Colinas in Irving. Texas. (2 Marrakesh, Morocco; Tahiti. Gossett, Jr. 1982. Rated R. m ent, from St. Louie. (60 min.) (R) 7:30AM CB CB Staampipa AMoy 8 8 Major Lsogus Bosoball; Saottla Jessica helps Sheriff Tupper when his hood friend who now runs a drug network 8 World Tomorrow hrs., 30 min.) (Live) 8 Bustin' Loose Tricia. Rudey and Nicky [U S A ] Tennis Italian Open, men’s final, out of Mexico. Nick Nolle, Powers Boothe. port 8 N e w O M gat Gad and Danni form an Mariners at Boston Rod Sox (2 hrs., 30 seemingly harmless deputy is accused of [ T M C ] M O V IE : lllegti' A former district lake pan in a world-affairs project at from Rome. (3 hrs.) (Same-day Tape) Michael Ironside. 1987. Rated R. (Iri CB Breakthrough aH-glrl bond. (S ) Dsflrassl Junior High (CC). (R) min.) GD spectacular World of Guinness Re­ murder. Guest stars; Kathryn Grayson and attorney, who gets involved with mobs­ cords Scheduled; the world's oldest and school. Gloria DeHaven. (60 min.) (R) Stereo) ters, ends up having to defend his wife. (B Sunday Mass ® J h n m y Sw aggart [C N N ] Sportscons 8 Connecticut Naws Weak 9:30PM d ) iS Duet (CC) Linda's in youngest waterskiers; the world's longest 8 Faces of Japan America's Moat Wanted Sched­ [U S A ] Introduction to Foodsaver Edward G. Robinson, Nina Foch, Jayne QS World Tomomrw [D IS] Grimm's Faby Talas CD GD labor, but that doesn't stop her from visit­ 8 Buck Rogers Part 1 of 2. 8 W a r of tha Stars mustache and fingernails. (R) uled: Marlin Chin, wanted for the murder of Mansfield. 1955. 8 Outer Limits ing the hospital's gift shop. (R) (In Stereo) 1 2 : 3 0 A M CD Ufestyles of the Rich ® (8) Day of Disoovary 8 ChaNos of Solvatian (Livs) [ESPN] QamaDay 8 Major League Baseball: SaatUa Mar- ® W K R P In Cincinnati two women; accused thief William 8 A l l va el Beisbol Resumen semanal and Famous (60 min.) (R) 4:48AM CB l tova Lucy [H B O ] History of Tamtis Arthur Ashe inars at Boston Rod Sox (3 hrs.) (Live) Walker; escaped robber Mark Goodman. 10:00PM CD GD Tracey Ullman 8 ) Mkacla Faith Outreach 8 MIstsr Rogers M ore Real People alolned In Progress sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. and Billie Jean King trace the sport from Show Sketches: USO performers sing @ ) [USA]-Keys to Success 8 Dr. Jamas Kannody 8 Drawing Man to Christ 8 Ltfa flo Bowling CD GD To Be Announced. their way through danger; a choreographer 19th-century England to its present-day In­ 4:00PM (B A -To a m 8 WonderWorfci: Hiroshima Maiden ® Hart to Hart 8 Firing Una: The ProMams of Mayor 8 Calabrata with Rev. David Mellon 8 Saerfflos of ths Mass ternational popularity. (60 mki.) (CC). GD S U r Trek: 'The Next Generation (CC) teaches an awkward girl ballet; Tina dates Koch, Dsmocrat 8 M O V IE: 'Flatch' Polics corruption and Riker and Picard head for Earth when they a high-school science teacher. (In Stereo) ® Home Shopping Overnight Service g j) Lovs Your Skin 8 T and T (C C ) Turrwr combs the straats 8 Sur Trek: The Next Generation (60 12:00PM CB O ut of T h is W orld Don­ drug trafficking are encountered by a learn that the Starfleet command may be (3 hrs.) seaitddng for a teen-ager whoss parents 8 MOVIE; 'Ysar of tha Dragon' A New newspaper reporter working undercover. min.) (B N e w a SD Fllntstonaa na's not Impressed with Evia's latest involved in a conspiracy. (60 min.) GD Can You Ba Thinner? srs tastifying against ths mob. (In Stereo) York police captain battles an underworld Chevy Chase. Joe Don Baker, Tim Mathe- (iS INN News [C N N ] Big Story friend, an asfkring punk rock singer. (In [CNN] Newswatch crime boss operating from the Chinatown son. 1985. (S) It's Showtime at tha Apollo This 12 :4 0 A M [MAX] MOVIE: 'Stewa,- 8 Lavs Your Skin Stereo) district. Mickey Rounie, John Lone. 1985. [D IS] Danger Bay (CCI week's hosts: the Fat Boys. Scheduled: re­ (S) Jimmy Swaggart EMERGENCY [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus 0 i NWA Pro Wrestling dess School’ A motley band of rejects en­ gS America on la Cultura CB Wonderhil World of DIsnay; [CN N] Nowaday cording group Pepsi and Shirlie, comics @ ) Good Nsighbora ter the Wiedermeyer Academy in hopes of Fire — Police — Medical [ESP N ] World Sport Special ® M O V IE : *8t. Ives' A former crime re­ [U S A ] Talae of tha Gold Monkey (B l Laam to Read Sam m y, th s W a y O u t Seal Troubies arise Mike Ivy and Jeff f^ce. (60 min.) (In (g ) Worid Vision becoming flight attendants. Brett (Sullen, [DIS] MOVIE: T o Find My Son’ A sin­ porter Is hired by a movie rhogut to locate 8:00AM CB Now England Sunday for tw o youths who bring home an injured Stereo) Mary Cadorette, Donald Most. 1986. 8 Fame (60 mki.) cere, loving man tries to adopt a child, and valuable ledgers. Charles Bronson, 6:30PM GD N e w s 8 38 on Sports DIAL 911 seal without their parents' permission. A M O V IE : 'Bataan' American and Fili­ (B Sunday Maas finds himself embroiled In a bittar battle DIvorca Court Rated R. [D IS ] MOVIE; 'lady and tha Tramp' An­ 1963 movie starring Jack Carson and Rob­ (B pino soldiers embark on a hopeless mis­ gs Sismprs an Dom ii^ left in Pro­ In Manchester (BMakaHRaol because of the unprecedented circumst­ imatad (C C ) W alt Disney's classic tsis of ert Culp. (60 min.) 8 Privata Banjamln sion to impede the advance of Japanese gress Programs da vari^ades con mu- 1 : 0 0 A M CB Nakad City ths romance bstwssn a pamparsd cocksr ances of his situation. Richard Thomas. (B 9S Funtastle World of Hanna- CB Superman ContlnuBd. spanM and a atrsatwiss mongrsl. Voices Justin Dana, Stave Kanaly. 1980. MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, May 14, H J|ti v- ■ M I M'.-m '■‘M ' i g M i t i y r< i w FOCUS / Books & Hobbies FOCUS / Movies Mystery listless and shoddy Theater designs are unusual Bv Robert Lee Zimmer Shakespeare’s day, and Design Mullin became interested in the / so well .. on their National___ _ Ad­ The Atsocloted Press by Motley soon came to mean the collection after meeting Mar­ APPOINT­ vanced Placement Calculus test best in set and costume creation, garet Harris in 1977 and seeing MENT WITH that officials even assumed they CHAMPAIGN. III. - It is an MuIUn said. many of the sketches. The Motley DEATH (PG) must have cheated! unusual art form: watercolorand The women designed for Sha­ team had preserved most of the Movies of Aga­ People who know Edward pencil sketches of theater cos­ kespeare, modem classics, new drawings in a business “ where tha Christie Filmeter James Olmos’ work as Lt. Cas­ tumes and sets, many with plays, opera, ballet, musicals and designers often discard or give who-dunits tillo on “ Miami Vice” will proba­ construction notes handwritten films. Productions — more than away their work after a produc­ featuring Bel­ Robert DIMatteo bly find his performance as the on the sides or swatches of 300 in all — ranged from “ Homeo tion closes,” he said. gian sleuth obsessive, oddball Escalante a material stapled to the comers. and Juliet” on stage to “ The Spy Mullin, however, said consider­ Hercule Poirot revalatlon. Looking paunchy, This University of Illinois col­ Who Came in From the Cold” on ation had been given to selling the and a slew of balding and heavily acne- lection of about 5,500 pieces screen. collection piece-by-piece, and he star murder scarred, Olmos turns Escalante represents the work of the Motley The working sketches include a feared that the sketches would be suspects have design team — three women hefty woman in a black skirt with disbursed and lost forever. seems to be having any fun — and into an almost too-studied acting become a virtual genre unto departure: His performance whose work spans nearly a a red blouse and scarf from The UI offered $100,00i0 for the themselves. The trend began with she’s quickly disposed of. Mean­ half-century of theater history in “ Shoemaker’s HoUday,” with a entire collection and in 1981 two while. Lauren Bacall acts like a sometimes seems as dogged as FACT-BASED — Edward James Olmos, left, plays the the handsome, juicy "Murder on the rest of the movie. But both London, New York and notation that she should look steamer tranks full of the mate­ character of teacher Jaime Escalante, right, in “Stand the Orient Express,” continued wrinkled female impersonator Hollywood. “ very padded.” The drawing of a rial arrived from London. doing a grande dame routine. Olmos and the movie have their and DeliveT." with the campy, even juicier movingly authentic moments, “ To artists it is sort of fugitive farm woman from “ Paint Your The drawings were sorted, “ Death on the Niie,” dipped quite Hayley Mitts looks shockingly art, not designed to be looked at Wagon” suggests a “ big straw cataloged, photographed and pre­ worn as her traveling companion, too; happily, these come to a bit in quality for "Evil Under outweigh the others. Grade: *★ */« except by professionals in the hat” and “ cotton print 12 yards." served at the UI library. the Sun,” and then dipped even and the great John Gielgud is theater,” said Michael Mullin, an Cinema more with the TV-movie “ Dead wasted as an old colonel. You English professor who helped Man’s Folly.” The latest. ‘Ap­ know the movie is in trouble when “CAUGHT IN THE ACT" — A golden retriever is the acquire the rare collection. pointment with Death.” hits rock it tries to palm off the flat talents But the public is having an Best-Sellers HARTFORD . „ . 12:50, 2:35, 4:20, 7:20, 9:30, 11:30; Sun of Carrie Fisher and David Soul New home video second issues in the Knowles’ Field Puppies series. CliMmo CHv — The Manchurian 12:50, 2:35,4:20,7:20,9:30. bottom. opportunity to get a behind-the- Candidate (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1,3:45,7, Alt the elements would seem to as a pair of illicit scheming scenes look at theater design at 9:50. — Maonsfruck IPG) Sat and Sun be in place; the exotic locale (in lovers! TV’s “Murder, She CAUGHT (Not Rated) Repub­ the UI’s Design by Motley exhibit 1:15, 3:30, 7:15, 9:30. — The Last MANCHESTER _ ^ Wrote” is more satisfying — and Fiction Nonfiction Emperor (PG) Sot 1:45, 4:45, 10; Sun UA Thoafan Eost — Tha Fox and the this case, Palestine and sur­ lic, $19.95. Here’s a good price on at the Los Angeles Theater 1:45, 4:45, I. — The Unbearable Light­ Hound (G) Sot and Sun J, 3;M, 5:10. - - rounding archaeological digs in it’s free. Grade: a largely unknowb Max Ophuls- Center. 1. "Moonwalk,” Michael ness of Being (R) Sat 1:30, 6:30, 9:45; Good Morning, Vietnam (R) SoN&m 7, Plate series adds directed gehKfjoih 1949. Barbara 1. “ Zoya,” Danielle Steel Jackson Sun 1:30,5,0:15. 9:40. — Stond and O live r (PG) Sot and 1937): a steady supply of red MuIUn said the display will help Sun 2, 4:15, 7:15,9:30.--Sunset (R) Mt herrings; and a gallery of guest Bel Geddek stars as a sweet people understand how the 2. “ Rock Star,” Jackie Collins 2. "Swim With the Sharks EAST HARTFORD and Sun 2:15, T ’JS stars hamming it up in classy young thing who marries a Without Being Eaten Alive,” eostweed Fob A CHiema — Sunset Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Sat theater interjprets drama and 3. “ ’The Icarus Agenda,” Ro­ midnight. — Heovv Metal (R) ^ t clothes. And yet the picture, tortured (and torturing) reclu­ literature through costumes and bert Ludlum Harvey Mackay IR) Sot 7:15, 9:15; Sun 7:30. STAND AND DELIVER (PG) a golden retriever Peer Richards Fob and CliMma — midnight. — Kentucky Fried Movie (R) directed by Michael Winner, is sive millionaire (Robert Ryan); sets and how the UI library 4. ‘"rreasure,’’ Clive Cussler 3. “ ’Tramp: ’The Art of the Stand and Deliver (PG) Sat 7:30. 9:30, ^ midnight. A good story can sometimes 13; Sun 7:30, 9:30. listless and shoddy, with dead pregnant and desperately un­ preserves such a collection. 5. “ King of the Murgos,” David Deal.” Donald Trump surmount a less than stirring 4. ‘"rhe 8-Week Cholesterol VERNON patches between the lines of happy, the woman seeks release "Caught in “ It is a remarkable record of Eddings ShewcoM c in e i^ 1;9 - - Beetlelulce Cine 1*1— Stdnd and Deliver (PG) telling. An example is this fact- Cure,” Robert Kowalski (PG) Sat 12:40,2:50,5,7 :« , 10:10,12 05; stilted dialogue. Even Peter in the arms of a good doctor the Act” — modem theater history,” he said. 6. “ The Bonfire of the Vani­ Sat and Sun 2,4:15,7,9:15. — Sunset (R) based tale of Jaime Escalante, 5. “ Love, Medicine and Mira­ Sun 12:40, 2:50, 5, 7:45, 10:10. — Biloxi Sot and Sun 5, 7:10. — Cosuol Sex? (R) Ustinov, who returns in the role of (James Mason). Ophuls had one chewing on “ It documents the changing ties,” Tom Wolfe Blues (PG-13) S o t 12,2:1^4:30, 7:35,10, Sot-Sun 9:30. — The Fox and the Hound the smug, omniscient Poirot, the East Los Angeles high-school of the most deeply romantic somebody’s trends in theatrical taste, concep­ cles,” Beniie Siegel 12:15; Sun 12, (G) Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:15. teacher who took classes of 7. “ Prelude to Foundation.” Shakedown (R) Sat 12:40, 2 :« , 4:M, seems at half mast. directorial styles in movies, and hat — is the CoDectors’ tual approach and visual inter­ 6. “ Washington Goes to War,” 7:40, 10:10, 12:15; Sun 12:^, A lot of the pleasure of the first poorly motivated inner-city math this beautifully shot black-and- Golden Re­ pretation through costumes and Isaac Asimov David Brinkley 7-40, 10:10. — Above the Law (K) ^ t WILLIMANTIC , , Corner 8. “ Love in the ’lim e of jlllsen Square Cinema — Salsa (PG) two all-star entries in this series students and turned them into white picture takes some surpris­ triever in the 7. “ 1999,” Richard Nixon 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:30, »:55. J ’ lSO', Su" scenery.” Cholera,” Gabriel Marquez 12:30,2:30,4:M, 7:30, ’i ? - — Sat 1, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11; Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9 .— came from watching the stars calculus whizzes. Directed by ingly dark twists and turns. Field Puppies Russ MacKendrick The team members — sisters 8. “ Family: The ’Ties That (R) sat 12:20, 2:25, 4:30, 7:50,10,11 55; Shakedown (R) Sot '> Ramon Menedez, the movie is 9:45,12; Sun 1, 3:10, 5:15-7:30, »:45. - - turn up in relay to perform what Ryan’s complex character was series by the Margaret and Sophia Harris and 9. “ Inheritance.” Judith Bind...and Gag!” Erma Sun 12:20, 2:25, 4:30, 7:50,10. - Colors D a fn WAgt|p (R) Sot 12:20, 2:25, 4 :» , 7:50,10,11:55; Beetlelulce (PG-13) Srt 3, 5:15, amounted to spirited caricatures. often only adequate — looking a based on the real Howard Edwin Kno­ Elizabeth Montgomery — began Michael 7:30, 9:45, 12; Son 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7:M, bit dog-eared, and seeming more Sun 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:20, 9:45. - Friday : . — Friday the 13th, Port Vll ( R ) ^ Here, the guest stars perform Hughes. Grade: wles China Co. their work in 1932 in London. They 10. “ Tapestry,” Belva Plain 9. "A Brief History of Time,” the 13th, Part Vll (R) SpM, 3, 5, 7 :», 9 45 than a bit simplistic. Yet there’s 9:30,11:40; Sn 1,3,5,7:20,9:30.— ^ I M 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30, U ; Sun 1;M, with all the cheesy elan of the cast This is one of named their enterprise Motley Stephen Hawking 3:30, 5:30, 7:30,9:30. — Bloodsoort (R) (PG) Sot 12:15, 2:15, 4:15, 7:45, 10:05, of “ Hollywood Squares.” Only an inherently pleasing, triumph- several glossies that landed here Bradford Exchange if you can’t after the multicolored patchwork 10. “ Tell It to the King,” Larry Su" 19^15.2:15.4:15»7:45r 10:05.— Sot 1:15,3:15,5:15,7:15,9:15,11:30; Sun of-the-underclass kick to the (Film grading: *★ ★ ★ excel­ The Mllogro Beanfleld Wpr ( R ) ^ t K, 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:15, 9:15. — The Last Piper Laurie, playing a bellowing from the Bradford Exchange, find it a local gift shop. garments worn by jesters in (Courtesy of Waldenbooks) King 2:20, 4:40. 7:15. 9:50, 12:10 Sun 12, 2:20, Emperor (PG-13) Sot 1,4:15, B, 11; Sun 1, battle-ax of a wealthy widow. story of how Escalante’s kids did lent, good, ★ * fair, ★ poor) 4:15, S. collector plate ma vens of Cliicago 4:40, 7:15. 9:50. — Dead Heat (R) Sat and worldwide. Other plates by the Knowles outfit in the lot received; The vOy V We had to make a choice out of a “ Little Red Robins” ($29.90). was group that had also “ My Little the first in a series called Pink Bird,” “ Little Red Rob­ Precious Little Ones. The artist iIlancl|MtEr , bins." “ Roses,” and “ Monarch was Maud Tousey Fangel whodid A Remembrahce.aa Butterflies.” it originally for the March 1923 No problem: Puppydom has Ladies Home Journal. And then (l^ri:i|e0tra anil Ollforale been uppermost in mind since “ My Little Pink Bird” (super Yogi took over our household. He cute, aren’t w e?), that sells for Remember your loved ones with an $34.50. It is a creation of the late i is 14 weeks old and now will walk presents HAIL BRITANNIA Wc Have It! on his hind legs when you hold up Ted DeGrazia for his series called In Memoriam in the Herald. a sliver of meat and say "Crazy- Oiildren of the Sun. News. Sports. Features and McDonald’s® Tool over-pork-chop! ” The other two plates came from POPS A special page of In Memoriams will Someone aware of his. er. W.S. George Fine C^ina. The one Bacome a Naw Manchaatar Harald Subscribar (for a minimum breeding has said, "Since he was called “ Roses” ($24.50) is the appear on Saturday, May 28. the only one in the litter he must first of a series called Flowers of CONCERT of 13 waaks) and wa'II sand you a $5.00 book of McDonald's* carry the genes of all four dogs,” Your Garden. ’The artist was Gift Csrtiflcatas to usa at any McDonald's* location. Don't waKI (Poodle, cocker spaniel, chihua­ Vieonne Morley. ’The Monarch Vaughan Williams Friday, May 20 We will be happy to assist you in hua and dachshund.) Butterflies (also $24.50). by Lena English Song Suite the selection an(I the wording of A Frankensteinian creature or Liu, who paints on silk, is out of a Fill Out the Coupon bolow. 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Reaulre- Needed for bury location for Indi­ October because about 20 percent opening for a Data datas should anioy Glastonbury. vidual with 1 year of- search of ancient reiics, thanks to a program for says. dies from Canada, Britain, ment; inust enloy rood Entry/Computer Oper­ working with tha public of patients showed the liver custodial crew. ASSISTANT Bonauat flce experience budding archaeoiogists. Nausea, vomiting, allergic Sweden and the United States at racing and be 16 years ations Generalist at Its and possats an axcal- the annual meeting of the Ameri­ abnormalities. The trial was or older. Tire changing new office In Manches­ 2nd shift, above lant moth aptituda. Ex- Manager and Assistant (Insurance back­ The University of West Florida hopes its 1988 reactions and a worrisome in­ Restaurant Manager. ground helpful). This can Psychiatric Association. restarted earlier this year. experience helpful but ter. Responsibilities In­ average wages and parlanca halptui; how- Summer Youth Archaeology Program will encour­ crease in liver enzymes have not necessary, will Please send resume to; position Is for someone THA generated excitement in Alzheimer’s disease is a pro­ clude; alpha nunneric, avar, training will ba who enloys typing and age youths to enter the field and will teach them the appeared in patients taking the train. Contact Jeff maintenance of order excellent benfeits. providad for tha right The Gallery, P.O. Box dr^, said Vinod Kumar of the 1986 when a study in the New gressive, irreversible neurologi­ Miller at Hoosler Tire 542, 141 New London possesses typing skill basics of literally digging into the past. cal disorder affecting an esti­ varittcatlon, much di­ Inquire at Individual. Wa offer at 40wpm. Use of a “It’s dirty, but it’s also exciting as archaeology Southern Illinois University England Journal of Medicine East between 9am to versification. 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PART Time Mechanic to with overtime availa­ needed to assist In Bank, 157 Mountain Medical experience ne­ NURSE AIDE Eagle death* worry officials ATLANTA (AP) - A machine nation to use a new gallstone pressure akin to a slap each time do routine mainte­ ble. Full benefit pack­ printing shop, 8-12pm. Rood, Sufflald. CT cessary. Coll 646-5041 the machine fired shock waves at nance and repairs to age. Condldotes should WIII train. Call Dave at 06078. (203)668-1261 ext, between 9om-5pm. CERTinCATION CAMBRIDGE, Md. — Ten bald eagles have died that smashes gallstones using lithotripsy technique, according our small fleet of vehi­ have 0 minimum of 1 New Innage Printers, 300. in the last two months, apparently because they ate shock waves was used for the first to hospital officials. her midsection and was left with cles on nights and wee­ year experience. IBM 6464)338. COOKS Wanted, no expe­ CUSS The treatment, Ms. Hicks said, some “mild" tenderness" after­ kends. Must have own experience helpful, rience necessary for Meadows Manor, a illegally poisoned animal carcasses, federal offi­ time in the United States, and the training os pantry, line cials said. patient involved in the landmark was “virtually painless.’’ ward — a far cry from surgery tools and good working good organizational long farm health cara knowledge. Apply to: skills, high energy FART TOM* or banquet chefs. S6per “While our national symbol is making a recovery, treatment said it was a lot more “I was released on a Thursday, recuperation. hour to start. Fulltlnne- facility, la accapling “I work at a hospital,” said Ms. The Mak Company. level. Call or send re­ appllationa for i 3 it cannot sustain this rate of loss month after month pleasant than surgery. and I could have gone back to 643-2699.______sume to; James Mon- NEWS STAND DEALER port time. Coll 699-2656 Lyn Hicks, 35, of Carrollton, work Friday,’’ she said. She Hicks, assistant director of regis­ after 2pm ask for Peter weak Nurae Alda Certi­ nor will we tolerate it,’’ said Frank Dunkle, director CLERICAL Work, port nettl. Director ot Per- Mencheeter area, deliver only to Honor Boxea of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. joined her doctors at a press wound up going back to work the tration for emergency patients at sonnel. Nomco or Konnie. fication Cloaa to bogin time. Need someone to and ctoree. Eatabllahed route. Work approxi­ May 23rd. The ealary Penalties for harming or killing a bald eagle, briefing Thursday at Emory next Monday, after a follow-up Carrollton’s Tanner Medical Cen­ help In small office. Corporate Office, 100 DRIVER Wanted. Full University’s Crawford Long Hos­ visit the day after her release. ter. “I know what serious surgery Flexible hours. Call Son Rico Drive, Man­ mately 6 houra per week - get paid for 10. Must time. Clossll license for attending this doss protected under federal law, range from one to five required, experience years in Jail and fines or $8,000 to $100,000. pital in Atlanta, the first in the Ms. Hicks said she could feel it is.” 647-0293 between chester, Ct. 06040, 649- be available at Preaa Tim e (12:30pm) daily and will be •6.91-*7.71 per 9:30om and 3:30pm. 3666. preferred. Full benef­ hour. Permanent- Friday evening at 12:30 a.m. Dallvary of papara its. Coll The Steak Club P A R T Tim e. 8am to /Temporary, full time TRAVEL Agency-East ot takaa approximately 1 hour; Monday thru business office. 646- or part time positions 12pm, 5 days per week. the River needs assist­ 2260. Light manufacturing Saturday, dependable car a muat. Call Bob M may be available at ance. Typing and tele­ 647-0046. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 and warehouse work. phone etiauette re­ completion of the Ideal for retired per­ quired. WIII train. class. Permanent posi­ Poommotos Wontod...... Muilcol Itoms...... 14 son. 649-0072. tions start at *7.71 per Condominiums for Sol*. Wontod to Pont...... Comoros ond Photo Eoulpmont IS Reply to: Box UU C/0 R E TA IL Assistant Man­ Notices Pots and Suppllos...... o4 tetsJLond for Sol*...... Form Suppllos and Eoulpmont. T h e Manchester ager Trainee. Jewlerv hour plus an axcollent Lett/pQund...... 0) Inv*stm«nt Prop*rtv . .. Mlscollonoous for Solo...... *7 Ptrsonalt...... 02 ! [iH^Speciolis^IXftt! Offko/Potoll Eoulpmont .. To* Solo*...... •• Herald. PART TIME company In malor de­ benefit program. Announctmcnt$...... 03 •usln*u Prop*rtv Rocrootlonol Eoulpmont. Wontod to Buy/Trodo...... W partment store seeking Please apply in person; Auction*...... 04 Rtsort Prop*rtv ...... Boots ond Morin* Eoulpmont . FInonclol...... OS S«rvlctt HELP WANTED personnel tor rapidly Mortooo**...... Pootlnp/Sldlno...... Merchandise NEWSPAPER INSERTERS Mrs. Oliveira at Wontod to B uy...... CMid Coro...... 51 Floorin*...... Automotive WAREHOUSE growing leased depart­ Employmtnt ft Educotloii CI*onlno Sorvie**...... S3 Eloctricol ...... Holldov/Soosonol...... ment. WIII train the Meadows Manor PortTImoHoIpWantotf...... 10 Rentals Entcftoinmtnt...... S3 Hootlno/Plumblnp...... Antlouos ond Ceilocttblos...... Cors for Solo...... WAITRESSES Full and Part time afternoons.. Want to get Bookkttplno/lncom* To x...... 54 MIseolionoousSorvleos.. Clothing...... Trucks/Von* for Soto ... right person. Retail ex­ HoloWontoO...... 11 Pooms tor Pont...... part time. Apply In HELP 333 Bldwell St. SItuotlon Wontod...... 13 Coroontry/Ptmodtlln*...... SS Sorvicos Wontod...... Furnttur*..'...... Comoors/Trollor*...... out of the house for a few hours? We perience helpful. Good •usirto** Ooportunitloo...... 13 Aportmont* tor Pont...... Polntinp/Poporlno...... TVrStoroo/Appllancos...... Motorcveios/Mopods. . . person. Luigi's Restau­ Manchester, C T 06040 Condominiums for Pont.. Mochlnory ond Tools...... Auto Sorvico*...... Full time positions are looking for responsible people to salary and benefits. instruction...... 14 Homos for Pont...... rant, 706 Hartford Emplovmont Sorvico*...... IS SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Lown ond Gordon...... Autos for Pont/Loos*.. Please call (203)569- 047-0191 Storo/Offico Spocp...... Good Thlnps to E o t...... Mlscollonoous Autemetivo . Road, Manchester. 649- available to work insert advertising supplements into Posort Proporty..-...... MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... Fuol OM/Cool/FIrowood...... wontod to Buy/Trodo . 5325. 1115. Real Estate Industrtol Proportv...... Call 643*^11 for more Information! for wholesale dis­ our newspapers. Homo* for Solo...... 21 Oorooos ond Storopo..... K IA O VOUK A O . Clottiritd odvortlsomgntt org tributor. Diversi­ Monday - Friday. tofcgn by tgltohong ot o convtnigncg. Tho WAREHOUSE HELP IIA T It: I to * dov«: fO eontt oor lino por day. O lA D LIN It: For clatslfiod odvortlsomonts to SALES Monchotftr Htrold it rttpontiblg for only ong fied duties includ­ to If dovt: conts por lino por doy. bg publltbgd Tuotdoy through Soturdov. tho If you ■ iMTdwoifclno, ho- 7 70 Incorrgct Intortlon ond thof> only for thg tizg of Please call Bob at 647-9946 for to S d o v t : conts por lino por day. dtodlln* It noon on tho doy bofort publlcotlon. twM and anarBsUo Individual 30 2 60 tht originol Intortlon. Errors which do not ing shipping, re­ H or m or* dovt: SO conts por lino por dov. For odvofilMmontt to bo publlthgd Mondoy, who naada to maka $35,000 - NAMCO lottgn thg volu* of tho odvortittm ont will not more information. MlPliiigm cPtr i*: 6 l i n t * . tho doodling It 2:30 o.m . on Friday. $40,000 now. call Corniac- ceiving, order pro­ bt corrgctgd by on odditlonol intortlon. UeuTa numbar t Subaru NAMCO one of Americas largest retailers daalar. Wa attar a danranalra- cessing an inven­ of home leisure products Is expanding and tor, madloal. danlal plua In- PARTTIRK auranea plua axcallani pay, tory control. Good has Immediate openings for full time and LOST PART TIME PART TIME commlaalon and bonua plan. port time warehouse personnel at our new Notices Companaatlon during tho­ opportunity with CUSTOMER SERVICE AND FOUND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers location In Manchaster,. Positions ore per­ rough training program. growing company. We are looking for reeponsible aervice- Appw In paroon: manent, full benefit package. Hours 8am- As e condition ptVCMent to IMFOUNDED.„,AAgle, mlnded Individuala to handle customer In- the placement ot env adver­ PART Time Janitorial Call Elliott at 643- 5pm, Monday-Friday with overtime avail poodle. Abouf lOYears work, Manchester ANSWERS Suburbin Subaru quirlaa. The position raquirea enthualaam. tising In the Manchester He­ bid, black. Found on 14 Hartford Tpko., Vomon, C T 6773. able. Above average wages PLUS A $100 rald, Advertiser hereby CIRCULATION Area Ad­ area. 2pm-6pm dally, 1. Capon Independent thinking, and organization. Good agrees to protect.'Indemnity West Center Street, * 5pm-9pm nights. All 849*8660 BONUS FOR COMING ON BOARD WITH visor. Housewives, 2. Sheepskin (Diploma) communication skills and a pleasant and hold harmless the Man­ also Male, Labrador. mothers with young Immediate openings. 3. Rhode Island Red TEACHER Immediate USI Details given at Interview. Please chester Herald, Its officers About 2 years old, Good starting pay. 5 sum m er positions telephone manner are easentiel. and employees against any black. Found on Main children, students. 4. Prognosis (Guess re recovery) 15 Day Collector. Savings opplv in person to: Earn extra money with days per week. Call available. Positive, and all liability, loss or Street. Call the Man­ 951-6880. 5. Bray (Mule) Bonk of Manchester. 3:30-7:30 PM Monday-Friday expense. Including attor­ your own part time Iqb. Will train. Coll Louise coring, certified chester Doo Warden at 6. teachers. Coll The Cen­ 7:00 AM - 10;00AM Saturday neys' fees, arising from 643b«42. Bring your children TYPIST-Meadows Agnes, 649-9696 ext 339. NAMCO claims of unfair trade practi­ with you and save op Manor has a part (a) Jacob — Wrestling (y) (Genesis, Ch. 32) Equal Opportunity ter for Learning 646- ces, Infringement ot trade­ babysitting costs. 21 ttme,25 hour position (b) John — Track (x) (John. Ch. 20) 4943. Please call Jeanne at 847-0946 100 Sonrico Driv* • Monchastar, C T 06040 marks. trade names or pat­ Employer. hours per week, salary available tor a typist. (c) Peter — Swimming (w) (John, Ch. 21) RETIftEe^ Welcome. for more information. ents, violation of rights of plus gas allowance. Su­ 8am-1pm. Mondav- FINANCE Director- privacy and Infrineement of Employment (d) Jonathan — Archery (z) (I Samuel, Ch. 20) 7:30am-2:30pm. Light Treasurer. Computer copyright and proprietary pervise our carrier Frlday. Responsibili­ bench work, making boys and girls. It you ties Include typing pur- (e) David — Orchestra (v) (I Samuel, Ch. 16) experience. $40,000 a rights, unfair competition wall plaques. Min­ veor. Apply: Mayor's PART TIME HELP RETAIL MANAGEMENT and libel and slander, which like kids, want a little chose orders and imum wage. No expe­ may result from the publica­ PART TIME Independence and your computer Input. Good Office, 10 Main Street, tion of any advertlsment In rience necessary. Call New Milford, C T 06776. NAMCO HELP WANTED own Income call 647- typing skills required. 646-8228.______NAMCO NAMCO one of Americas largest retailers ot the Manchester Herald by 9946 ask tor Jeanne. Salary commensurate PART TIME PART TIME 203-355-6010. EOE. advertiser. Including adver­ with experlence- NAAACO one of Americas largest retailers home leisure products Is expanding and has Im­ n tisements In any free distri­ RECEPTIONIST 8. As­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED of home leisure products has Immediate mediate openings for Assistant Store Manager sistant In Manchester . Please apply In person NEED EXTRA CASH? bution publications pub­ openings for full or port time: at Its locations at: lished by the Manchester doctor's office. Depen­ at; Meadows Manor, X-RAY Technician. Part Herald. Penny Sleffert, NEWS Stand Dealer. dable, pleasant person­ 333 Bldwell Street- • Wethersfield -1136 Silas Deanne Hwy. Manchester area, de­ time. One to two days NAVE A PHONE? SALES Clerks and Cashi­ • Sales People Publisher. ality a must. Afternoon ,Manchester,CT. EOE per week In rodloloov ers, full or port time • Springfield, MA -1311 Page Boulevard liver only to honor hours. Permanent part HOUSEKEEPER- • Stock Persons boxes and stores. Es­ office. Please coll 289- WANT TO WORK wanted at once at mod­ Fast growth potential, formal training In sales time position. Great' Meodows Manor has NEWSPAPER Inserters. 6651. ern health shop In large • Cashiers tablished route. Work working conditions. several 16-32 hour port Port time afternoons. shopping center. Only and merchandising, excellent salary, commis­ approximately 6 hours Call 646-5153 leave FROM HOME? Flexible hours, above overage wages, no sions, life and medical Insurance Including den­ per week-get paid for time positions availa­ Wont to get out of the responsible, dependa­ LD8T message. ble In the Housekeep­ house for o few hours? Straight CommiMlons ble persons need apply. experience necessary, training provided, tal, pension and profit sharing, excellent vaco- 10. Mustbeavallablept tlon policy, employee discounts. AND FDUND SECRETARY-Capable ing department. $7.71 We ore looking for — Income UnlimItedI Pleasant working con­ employee discounts. Positions available of press time (12;30pnfS) per hour to start with dally and Friday typist to work In office responsible people to Call me tor an appoint­ ditions, flexible hours, our locations In: If you would like to grow with a growing located In Manchester - excellent benefits Insert advertising sup­ ment batwoon 3:30- good salary and benef­ company, please coll or send your resume to: (12:30am). Delivery ot • Enfield -1551 King St., 203-741-0737 FOUND. Black rtm . on Friday 4-7pm and available. Please plements Into our its. Apply at once to papers takes approxl- apply In person at Mea­ 5pm Onlyl Aak for James ManettI, Director of Personnel glasses In black cose. mately 1 hour. Saturday 10-6pm, Sun- newspapers. Mondoy- 643-2711 Manager or Assistant • Wethersfield • 1136 Silos Deane dows Manor, 333 Bld­ Frldoy. Please coll Bob Manager. Parkode Found In East Middle Mondav-Saturday. De­ day11-6pm. 3 weekends H ighw ay, 203-5294677 NAMCO Corporate Office s Turnpike area. Coll per month. Call 528- well Street,Monches- at 647-9946 tor more Dennis Sintiro Heolth Shoppe, Man­ 100 Sonrico Dr. • Manchester, C T 06040 pendable car a must. ter,CT EOE. 643-4869. Coll Bob at 647-9946. 1300 tor appointment. Information. chester Parkode, 404 Pleose apply In person to Store Manager. 643-2711 West Middle T u m o ik * 203- 649-3666 HELPWMITHI HELP WANTED HEIPWANTQ) N a p WANTED NELPW/UITBI NaPWMTED n a p WANTED KELP WANTED NELPW ANTa KELP WANTED KELP WANTED KELP WANTED SECRETARY f the Prin­ F U L L Time Receptionist a u t o m o t i v e Me­ 0 chanic and wrecker X-RAY Technlclan- RECEPTIONIST- cipal. RHAM Junior for busy office. Duties DRIVER-Moterlals OFFICE Clerk. Looking DRIVERS. Start at 89.30 MAINTENANCE Man. FULL Time male or fe­ Asslstant. Pull time driver wanted. Coll 649- MUNSON'S Chocolates Is medlcol office. Ful- High School. 12 month Include typing, filing Handler for masonry now accepting applica­ for 0 person to assume per hour, 7:30-4pm shift Full time for restau­ male, live In compan­ l/porf time, flexible doctor's office. Good position. Effective Im­ and light bookkeeping. a u t o m o t i v e Clerk. 2871.______and building products various duties Includ­ with overtime. Good rant complex. Must Jbe telephone, people tions for full time em­ ion or couple needed hours. Immediate bp^ mediately. Apply to: Call Rob of Boland Exeperlenced pre­ BARTENDER. Full time company. Apply: Man­ ployment of their ing shipping and re- benefits. Class II only. ' able to do minor re­ for elderly man. Man­ enlno. Private office, skills. Knowledge of Henry Grabber, Prin­ Brothers. 649-2947. ferred. Good benefits. nights, some w6e- chester Sand ft Gravel, clevlng paper work, Will train. High school pairs, cleaning and set­ chester area. 647-1019 experience preferred. Insurance forirts help­ Route 6, Bolton store. cipal, RHAM Junior PERSON to assist with Coll Morlortv Broth- kends. For appoint­ 60 Adams Street, Man­ H ours are 8-4:30, communications and graduate. Apply In per­ up work. Full benefits. or 647-0413.______Send resume to: P.O. ful. Cell 643-9527, 9em- ers, 643-5135.______High School. 228-9423 or personal care and light ment call ^ 9 2 6 2 be­ chester. 6^2133. Mondov-Frlday. purchasing. Apply In son Mondov-Frlday, 9- Mutt hove own fools. M A LE or Female. Week- Box 9547, Bolton, CT 5:30pm. 647-9297 by May 16. TRANSMISSION. Imme- tween llonT and 6pm, Health, dental, pension person of H 8i B Tool, 3pm. Aero All-Gas Wages commensurate 06040 housekeeping for dls- COMPa n i 6 n Needed In end llve-ln companion POOD Seryers, Cocktail SECRETARY- xibled adult. Must have dlote opening for ask for Tom. Manchester, 5 days, 4 and profit thorlno. Call 481 Sullivan Avenue, Company, 315 Main with experience. EOE. needed fo elderly Man­ DRIVER Needed, Servers, barbacks. Receptlonlsf. RHAM own transportation. Transmission Re- hours per day. Please for appointment. 647- South Windsor be­ Street, Hortford, C T 646-2260,9om-5pm. Mr. chester man. 647-1019 Monchester- Hostess, Bartender, Junior High School. 12 643-7026 bullder. Some expe­ IMMEMATE 0PEHIH88 Call 643-056. 8639. tween 8:30-4pm. EOE. 278-9910. Hickey. or 647-0413. Wllllmontlc-Enfleld Line Cooks, Bonquet month position. Effec­ rience needed. Call Jim areas, '/t day on Satur­ Cook, Ooorperson, tive Immediately. 633-5288. Evenings 228- FULL TIME day. Contact Tom or Maintenance Person. Apply to: Henry MKT TIMS 0787. RIOHTH UTILITIB8 DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER drills ore conducted by the officers of the deportment. Three R M DBPARTMENT BUDOBT I908-I9I8 Tony, Auto Paint Dis­ Apply In person: The Grabber, Principal, HOUSEKEEPING. Light •DtUvBry members of the deportment hove completed the E M T tributors, 649-san, Gallery, 141 New Lon- RHAM Junior High ’ 8 -n Z/H O U R duty evening shift. Full PRRSIDRNrS REPORT Training Program and eight EM T's complottd the rtfroshor SALARIES 8am-5pm or Saturday School. 228-9423 or 647- •Offke course. - - d o n Tu rn p ik e , medical benefits. Va­ hot a year of surprltet. Rrst of oil, tho Don R ro Chief ^S00 9am-1pm. Glastonbury. 9297 by May 16. IMMEDIATE cation with pay, no •SalM Willis im po rly at the eornor of Main and Hilliard Stroots In January o now 800moga-hortz cemmunlcotton system Assistant Chief 1400 unoxotctadlv became oyallobla. The District Electors ludl- by Motorola was Installed. This now system along with a Deputy Chief 6.000 POSITIONS experience necessary. clously voted to acquire tho property. When folly ronevotod, cemputor and radio alarms has afforded tho department o R ro Marshall 7400 Good stcrflnp salary.. PEANLS TV AND most sophisticated dispatch center. Assistant R ro Marshall 1400 F U L L T IM E Telamarkoting Sorvica the buMdlne will provide the District wlthodmlnlstratlve and SLOTTERYS Gilmore Rest Home APPLIANCE tax omces for many years. Juit os Important, If not morose. During Rre Prevention Weak our R ro Prevention Team Rro Inspoder 1400 I'm looking for S Co. la looking lor 633-4411. ______It will proyido a suitable first floor meeting room with full oc- mode their usual visits to tho schools within tho district. Contains 1400 coss for tho handicapped. Lloutanants 1,000 people who don't aharp, aggraaslve Indl- M AIN TEN AN CE Super- eiDMilnStrMt This veor 1988 our deportment Is celebrating 100years of Vohido Mechanic 200 CLERICAL have the time to wait vlduala NOWI No ox- vlsor for a Manchester SoMnd, duo to circumstances beyond our control, much' dedictad sorvico to the people of the Eighth UtlTltls District. Oopartmont Secretary 450 643-2171 n t o M s o w prelects hod to be placed on held. Those pre­ On September 10th o parade will be held to honor this R ro Alarm Suporlntandont 500 for luck. Earn perlance naeosaary as housing complex. lects should hove boon well under construrtlon'by now. historic milestone. Busy office in South Windsor needs a Starting salary $500 per Assl. R r# Alarm Suporlntandont 364 person to perform a variety of general *30O-*S00 per week wa provide completa DRIVER. Male-Pemole Third, our Tax collector has started a program to In this fiscal year The Manchester R re Department has Point System 7,500 training. PIsxIble week plus benefits, re­ oggresslvtlv pursue dolinquont tax monies. Tho results hove strived to serve tho ,-dlstrlct roslddnts and merchants In o Dispatchers 70,130 helping run my tirement, vacotlon needed for light deliv­ boon most rewarding. office duties. Some typing and data hours, days or avan- ery In Manchester- professional end responsible manner. TOTAL SALARIES $101,932 expanding mualo health and life Insu­ Fourth, now construction, both residential and commer- On behalf of the members of the doporfment, I would like entry skill required. Good starting company. No Inga. Exoallent starting rance, etc. Most live on Wllllmontlcarea. Must diri, continues at on unexpected and staggering poet. This to take this opportunity to thank the district people for their OPBRATINO BXPENSOS wage and benefit package included. experience noceaaary. salary and generous site. Electricity and tel­ have aood driving re­ presents growlno pains for tho District os well os tho com­ continued supiMrt In helping us to moke our community o Contingency Fund 2,000 commission program. ephone paid, 24 hour cord. Gpod for retiree. munity at largo. safer piece In which to live. Insurance 53400 Please call 644-2574 for details and an Will train. Call Apply In person: Town Flitallv, I wish to ttranfc tho staff omplovoos, tho oloctod Chief Auto • Offleo Expense 666 Call Mike between coll. Most have 2 to 3 Respectfully submitted, Suppllos interview appointment. 645-8389, ask for years maintenance su­ Fair Tire, 328 West officials, the chief officers and all of the line officers and Harold A. Toplltf, Jr. 0450 mpniibors tho Manchester R ro Oeportmont, Eighth Dis­ Equlpntant Roptoeomont 32450 Mr. McMahon Bam-Bpm. pervisor experience. Middle ‘^urnplke, Chief M.P.D. Telophono Manchester. trict, for their ceeptratlen and support. M y Thanks also to 6,000 289-1156 Please send resumeYo: the voters of tho Eighth District for the confidence In allow­ VoMdo 66olntananco 17400 The Beacon Monege- ing nM to servo. It has boon on honor to serve oil of you. Eloctrtcitv 0,000 ment Corporation, 40 Court ol Proboto, District of H#ot 0,000 LIPEGUARDS-needed of Andover Walter H. Joyner PROPOSED BUOOBT FISCAL YBAR Building Molntananco - Rtpoir 5.000 Indian Notch Perk In Olcott Street, Suite 106, Prbsldont Ptnslen Fund 1400 NOTICB OP HBARNM Eighth Utilities District JULY 1.1988 TO JUNB 1, Iftf Bolton. WSI preferred. Manchester, C T 06040. E S TA TE OP Social Socurltv 5400 LEONTINA NEORO, AN Alarms Maintenance 3.500 Start 5-28-88. For more E8TIMATBD RBVBNUB R ro Provontlen Court of Probate, District of INCAPABLE PERSON 3.200 Information, call Se­ Pursuant to on order of Hen. Taxes ColloctaMe (6 J mills) 81,281,911 Trolnlno 5.200 Monchostor Supptamontal Motor Votilctes 25400 Ooportmont Duos SUPER STOP & SHOP lectman's Office at 649- NOWet OP HBARtira Norman J. Prouss, Judpo, TAX COLLECTORS REPORT 7S0 8743 by 5-1^88.______Bock Taxes .4,000 Water Rental (Hydrants) 50400 E S TA TE OF doted MOV 9 ,19BI a hoorlno Addltlom 10400 Socid Funds DRIVER. Beverage de­ KATHERINE MROSEK, will bo hold on on application Taxes Collectible on Grand List of 10-1-1906 1929,330.70 7,150 praying to soil o whole or any lAgol Additions 1,063.21 Intarost foes on taxes 2400 R ro InygsMgatlen Bureau 4.200 SUPERMARKET livery route. Good Docoosod Motor Vehicle Supplemental 27422.00 Interest on Sovlngt Accounts 50400 Unomplovmont Compensation 500 Pursuant to on order of Hon. port of sold real proportv driving record re­ held by tho ostoto of Leonti no Sower Chargot 10488 Computer Maintenance Repair 650 IN MANCHESTER, CT. William E. PltiOor^d, 950424.79 Sower Connectors 37480 Egulonwnt Maintenance Repair XOOO quired. Good pay and Judeo, dotod May 9, I9ts o Negro, on IncapoMo gorson Now Sowers - Union St. t ,W at Public Auction os In sold Taxes Collected os of 4-30-08 Conforonco - Seminar 2.000 Insurance. Apply 9 to 5, hoarine will bo hold on on ap­ Grand List of 10-1-1906 907,960.85 Elderly Rollof 6,000 Sorvico Contract - Radio (6 mihs) 3.500 Mondov-Saturday. 79 plication provlne for oulher- oppllcallan on flit more fully MItcollantous 4,0W appears, at tho Court of Pro- Motor Vehicle Supplemental 23,946.56 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES 0237,596 Charles Street, East Itv to soil certain real prop­ Total Interest 22,720.40 Manholes on Rt. 03 651 HOW HIRING PART-TIME erty situated In tho Town of bait on May 19,19W at 1:45 Dupileata Tax payments 1,000 Hartford. P.M. CAPITAL Monchostor, County of Hert­ Total 954427.01 Capitol Improvomont Prelect Fund ’ 03463 No Experience Necessary ford, os In sold application on Sharon B. Prouss, Capital Improvements 19,745 Court of Probate, District of Taxes Collected on Grand Lists 1970-1905 14,098.07 81,531476 file mere fully oppoors, at the 04045 Capital Expenditures 45400 Andover Court of Proboto on Juno 6, Total Collections 960,726.60 Uniforms 12400 We Will Train NOTICtOPHIAmNO 19SSat2:00P.M. PROPOSED BUDOBT EXPaNDITURES E S TA TE OF LIQUOR PERMIT Total Taxes Interest & Lien Fees t 509,263 TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSES S76.745 Ellioboth A. Bldwsll, NOTICE OP APPLICATION Turned to the Treasurer up to 4-3-M $963,055.43 Administration Budget RUTH W. POIRIER oko o n m ______Ass't. Clerk Fire Doportmont Budget 416,273 STARTING RATES OF •5.25/HOUR FOR: RUTH M. POIRIER This Is to plvo notice that I, EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Public Works Department Budget 605,940 TOTAL FIRE DEPARTMENT 1416,273 Pursuant to on order of Hon. Ernest R. Mocholl Court of Proboto, District of RAJNI N. DAVEoni62NEW $1,531476 CASHIERS ■ GROCERY CLERKS ■ PRODUCE Norman J . Prouts, Judge, BRITAIN AVENUE, WEST Tax Collector PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT BUDOBT 1900-1989 doted May 4, IfSt o hoortna Monchostor HARTFORD, C T 06110 hovo CLERKS ■ DELI CLERKS • MEAT CLERKS will bo hold on on application NOTICB OP HBARINO filtd on application pla­ provlne for the authority to E S TA TE OF SALARIES carded M AY 2, less with the ANNUAL FIRE MARSHAL'S REPORT 1987-1988 28,700 toll a certain ploca or parcel ELIZABETH C. NORRIS, Doportmonl of Liquor Con­ Public Works Supt. of lend os In told oppUcotlen oko ELIZABETH Tho responsibilities and duties of tho R ro Marshal's ADMINISTBATIVB BUOOBT 1988-1989 Public Works Employee 19,500 trol O PACKAOE LIQUORfor 12,000 ADDITIONAL PART-TIME POSITIONS on nio more fully appears, at CALDWELL NORRIS tho solo of alcoholic liquor on Office continue to grow os the construciten In tho District i. Port-time Employees tho ttu rt of Preboto on May Pursuant to on order of Hon. evolves to o more complex state. SALARIES Emereenm/ Overtime 2,500 William E. FltiOorold, tho promlsos 57 C(X>PER 1,040 AVAILABLE WITH STARTING RATES OF 19,tMat2:1SP.M. STREET, MANCHESTER, The duties nwndoted by the State hove been performed President 1,758 Weekend ()n Coll Sharon B. Prouss, Judeo, a hoorlno will bo hold 863,740 $4.85/HOUR FOR: on on oppllcotlon for permis­ C T 06040. The business will bo with the equivalent of one day o week for Inspections, meet­ Directors 3,300 TOTAL SALARIES 03605______*•'**''* sion to soil real proptrtv, os owned by R O H IT P. SH ELA T ings, classes and plan ravlow; and full time availability for Treasurer 7400 BAKE SHOP ■ GENERAL MERCHANDISE 6 RAJNI N. DAVE, Of 70 service to the public. Clerk 0,000 OPBRATINO EXPENSES In sold oppllcotlon more fully Tex Collector Court of Probate, District of oppoors, at Monchostor Pro­ WOLCOTT ROAD, WEST In addition to the annual Inspections required. Inspec­ 0400 Contingency Fund 2,000 ■ SEAFOOD ■ SALAD BAR a CHEESE BAZAAR Andover bate Court, 66 Contor Stroot, HARTFORD, C T 06110 & 1162 tion of removal and Installation of underground fuel sys­ Rota Maker 1400 Insurance 25400 N O n e i OP HSAMNQ P.O. Box 191, Monchostsr, NEW BRITAIN AVENUE, tems, compiling hazardous materials list and compiling Otilco Staff _ 14,500 Auto Allowance 400 E S TA TE OF C T on Juno 6, I9SS at 11:00 WEST HARTFORD, CT 06110 NIFRs reports was accomplished by this Office. TOTAL SALARIES Supplies 1,000 BAGGERS ALSO NEEDED AT $4.25/HOUR JOSEPH NEORO, TRUST AM . All persons having on In­ and will bo conducted by Eoulpment Replocsment 3.000 Pursuant to on order of Hon. terest In sold mottor, movop- RAJNI N. DAVE OS por- In-service trolnlnp courses attended by Fire Marshal OPBRATINO BXPBNSBS Telephone 1000 mlttoo. Llneord, Assistant Fire Marshal Marvin end R ro Inspectors Vehicle Expense 6.000 If you are looking for PART-TIME JOB. then Stop & Shop Norman J . Proust, Judeo, poor and bo hoard at thot Albert and O'Morra moot the requirements to maintain cer­ Conllnooncv Fund doted May 9 ,198S a hoorliM time. RAJNI N. OAVE Electricity 2,000 tification. Bending Insurance 4.000 Supermarkets have what you're looking fori A PART^^TIME will bo hold on on application Elizabeth A. Bldwoll MOV 5 ,190S Auto AlTewonco 1 • $188 Heat provlne to toll o whole or any Beyond the required duties, meetings for the Town of Building • Ground Maintenance 4,500 JO B at Stop & Shop can help you earn extra money for your gj3^ Ass't. Citrk 017-05 Auto /Ulowonco 2 • S388 5,100 port of told real property Manchester for SARA (Hazardous motorlol control) Com­ Auto Allowance 2 # $488 Pension Fund education, new clothea, a car or to supplement your Income. hold by Joseph Negro, Trust mittee and LEPC (Local Emorgonev Planning Committee) Social Socurltv 4.000 StaNenorv - Suppllos 500 at Public Auction os In told STATE OP CONNECTICUT were attended. Equipment - Sorvico Contracts 1400 Unomplovmont Compensation a We offer an excellent progressive salary scale, paid holidays, application on file mere fully Interceptor Chorpe 425400 DEPARTMENT OP TRANSPORTATION Anticipated plan review and Inspection of now construc­ T elophono 1400 2.000 vacations, sick pay, life Insurance, medical plan and pension. oppoort, at tho Court of Pro­ 24 WOLCOTT HILL ROAD tion will consume o considerable amount of time for the Seda! Socurltv 1400 Answering Sorvico bate on May 19, tftt at 1 ;S0 Coll Bofero You Die 250 WETHERSPIELO, CONN. comine year. Data Processing - Tax Billing 10400 1,000 Please apply to: P.M. Audit 12400 Uniterm Servlet Sharon B. Proutt, BUILOINO(S) AND/OR STRUCTURE(S) TO OR I would like to thank the Fire Prevention Teomondoulck 400 REMOVED rosponso of tho R ro Department for their co-operatlen In Engl nogring 25400 2,000 Logoi Rental Equipment 039-05 Soolod bids for tho romevol or demolition of bulldlng(s) and our toint effort to maintain minimum fire losses for tho post Paving 2,000 year. Computar Programming Pumping Station 2400 SUPER STOP & SHOP REQUEST FOR /or structuro(s), wllll bo rocolvod by tho Commissioner of MIscollanqous PROPOSALS Transportation In Room 14S, at 24 Wolcott Hill Rood, Rospocttullv submitted, RgfundS TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES S494.9S0 Wethorsftod, Connecticut, until 11 ;00 A.M. Juno 16, leitaftar Granville LIngord Public Awortnoos SUPERMARKETS The Bolton Beard of Soloct- which they will bo publicly oponod and rood aloud. Bids must R re AAorsholl Advortisina CAPITAL BXPBNSBS mon tookt written propotalt bo submitted on Proposal Form CON 114J In bid tnvolopos Postage 342 Broad Street ■ Manchester, C T provided by the Doportmont of Transportation, vrtileh may Emorgonev Sower Breaks 4,000 tor tho Food Cencottlon at Women's Auxllllory Rex-Rods 4400 Indian Notch Pork. All pro­ bo secured In Room 145 at 24 Wolcott Hill Rood, Wothors- Pension Interviews will be conducted at time of application. flold, Connecticut. Tho talophono number Is 566-4750. FIRE CHIEFS REPORT 1fB7-19tS Manhole Roplocoment 3400 potalt (Includine menu, Expenses - IS M dn St. _ /kcquiro Right of Ways 0,500 price list, and ttSO.00 mini­ “All persons ore Invited to bid without roeord to race, color, The Monchester Fire Deportment responded to 774 TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES S1214S0 1-06 Sower Undorerossino 12,250 mum bldl mutt bo rocolvod creed, notional origin or sox." alarms durine this fiscal veor. There wore 81 box alarms, 13 Now Apparatus Fund 500 by tho Soloctmon't Otftco, 222 false alarms, 1 1nvestlpotlon, 38) medicals, 7 mutual old, 68 CAPITAL BNPBNSOS Pumping Station 10400 Bolton Contor Rood, Bolton, To demolish or dismantle each following ITE M , tho contrac­ service colls, 207 stills and 16 washdowns. tor must hovo o currant Domolltlon Llconso with tho State of Now 4-vniool Drive Pickup w/plow C T 04043 (Phono 6494743) by At the present time the department Is comprised of 95 Offleo Improvomont S400 Sealing Orlvowov • Parking Lot ^ 5:00 P.M. on Thursday, May Connecticut. Proposed Rrohouso - Trunk Line 210400 2,000 s i o p Ss h o p members; 40 In Company 1, 42 In Company 2, and 13 In Ronovatlons • IS Main St. 10400 Radio 19,19SI. Tho Boord of Solect- ITEM e l Col. Days Llq. Domagos Company 3. Thodtportmenthas 18 officers, 26 EM T's and 51 Infiltration Study 2,000 mon rotorvot tho rloht to ro- 2 Story Promo And Stone House Slater St. Oovolepmont _ 25480 apparatus drivers. TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSES 847,250 SUPERMARKETS loct ony or oil proposals. 1241-58 2 Notch Rood Bolton 30 •25.00 TOTAL CAPITAL EXPENSES Ar lq«Bl OpfertMRilr EinplerBr M/P IXF-56-(104) Former Proportv Of: Henry Condor. Our apparatus consists of 3 first line pumpers, on “ BOLTON BOARD elovotad platform, 1 hoovy duty rescue truck, o utility truck, TOTAL PUBLIC WORKS DEPT. 8605,940 Cemmlttlonor CAPITAL IMPROVBMBNT PROJBCT FUND _ One of The Stop & Shop Companies OF SELECTMEN 1 reserve pumper, o pick-up truck and on alarms truck. TOTAL ADMINISTRATION DEPT. SS0946I JB ta i______Tho Training Division conducted IS drills coverlne 036-0S various osoocts of fire f lohtlno and rescue techniques. These J 2 . vwwwrejiwjr e HOMB hiLP#«ifrBf WMTED [NELPWMltElf lOPraRTUWTIB N0ME8 j^ H O M E D ^iiLr*wNi(rer HMIALE RWIDALE RMDALE RMHALE FOR SALE FOR SALE YOUR Own buslness; nCMBC N1ANCHESTER. DATATBntrv^n"cMSM WAREHOUSE. Start at CREDIT Union has. Cus­ FULL Time Core giver and port time coh acres of PRISTINE Condition Is IMMACULATE a room 3742 dual data station $1.30 per hour. 9:30- tomer Service Rwre- Lookout Mountain how you'll find this 7 EAST Hartford. Price re­ MANCHESTER. "Ex­ sentatlve position positions now availa­ Manchester- Only spacious rooms of one private, wooded para­ traditional Colonial In panded dormered and other oeneral of­ 6pfn shift with over­ $15,000. Anne M iller area, a room oversized floor living. Comforfo- room, 1V6 both Victo­ duced I This 3 bedroom fice duties. Full benef­ time. Good benefits. available. Teller or ble. Unmatched benef­ dise. New a room Con­ area of fine homes. Ranch Is located In an Cope". 8 rooms featur­ its package upon hire. Reel Estate, 647-$000.o Colonlol, Ansaldl built, blo Ranch on 1.6 acres temporary featuring 3 rian Colonial. Home First floor family room ing 3 bedrooms, den- its Including dental Hands-on trolnlng. simlllar experience re- 4 bedrooms, 2'A baths, has been completely nice family neighbor­ aulred. Excellent be­ Call Linda at 646-7090 of pork-llkt grounds bedrooms, 216 baths, with Atrium door to study, family room, paM. Call 209-2736. Pleasant atmosphere. 2 fireplaces, wet bar. boosting new deck and renovated and charm­ hood! Carpet through­ Apply In person nefit package. Includes for Interview. formal dining room potto. Forthedlscrtml- out. Ceramic tile kit­ tormol dining room, DISHWASHER Nee/> rooms, 2full AM real estcrtt advertised In ford. Owner 6464711. zazz throughout this 3 Bolton Lake. 3 bed­ ces. Bright and sunny tures of this affordable DARI-FARMS central air, central va­ the Manchester Herald Is bedroom Ranch. Fea­ room split, 2 baths, Adorable 4 room ex­ living room greot tor home! $145,900. Realty baths, sunporch, lower sublect ta the Fair Housing pandable Cope Cod on ICS CRBAM cuum, kitchen applian­ level family room and tures Include screened- den, large family room entertaining! 2corgar- World, Benoit, CONOOMIIIIUMS ces Included, washer Act o f 1946, which mokes It MANCHESTER. $167,500. In porch, family room, with fireplace and quiet established street oge. $214,900. Anne garage. Call office to-- Illegal to advertise any pref­ Take one look and Frechette Associates, FOR SALE and dryer Included. 1 office, walk to school deck. Excellent condi­ In the Bowers School Miller Real Estate, 647- 646-7709.O I Has Immediate Openings day for your exclusive erence, limitation or discrim­ you'll be sold! Impec­ district. 2 spacious bed­ acre'" country lot In , showing. $149,900. Sen­ ination based on race, color, and much more. tion. Call tor private aooo.0 Bolton. Convenient to cable Split offers 3 showing by owner. rooms, living room EXCEPTIONAL 3000 SIX room Lydall Woods try Real Estate, 643- religion, sex or notional $165,900. Century 21 Ep­ MANCHESTER. Town- square foot Contem­ Williamsburg Colon­ •CLASS II ROUTE DRIVER Route 3B4. Flono Realty origin, or on Intention to bedrooms, 1\6 baths, stein Reolty, 647-8895.G $310,000. 646-1307. with fireplace, eot-ln 406ao______flreplaced Hying room kitchen with applian­ house, lovely end unit porary. 3V6 baths, 2 ial, 2 baths, garage. •RECEPTIONIST/CL€RICAL 646-5200.O moke any such preference, MANCHESTER. Charm, completely renovated, limitation or discrimination. plus family room, gar­ MANCHESTER. "New ces, oversized 1 cor fireplaces, 3 or 4 bed­ Ideal In-laW apart­ (Part-Time) STUNNING New don- Soye money on cleaning Listing" large, beoutl- location and new carpeting, first rooms, marble floor, ment. $160's. Blan­ products by twlng ommo- The Herald will not know­ age and oversized lot. oarape with screened temporary. 2500sauare ingly accept onv odvertlse- S ^ trv Real Estate. 643- ful 7 room Raised convenience-lovely In porch. Priced to sell! floor laundry hook­ exquisite master suite. chard & Rossetto Real­ feet of custom contem­ nla, diluted to the strength ment which Is In violation of Ranch with 3 nice bed­ Cape with 3 bedrooms. ups, deck off the kit­ $399,900. Blanchard & tors," We're Selling Apply In Person - porary flair. 4 bed­ recommended on the bot­ 4060. $135,900. Jackson & the low. rooms, 2V^ baths (full Flreplaced living Jackson Reol Estate, chen. Very centrally Rossetto Realtors," Houses" 646-2482.g rooms, 2V^ baths, prl- tle, for woshing walls and bofh off the master room, 1V6.boths, bright located to 3S4 buslines, We're Selling Houses" DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM vate lacuzzi In windows. Bring extro mo­ 647-8400.O______■ LUXURIOUS 5 room, 1V6 bedroom) terrific rec eot-ln kitchen and shopping. Stop by and 646-2482.a both Townhouse with 4 0 skylighted room In ney Into your home by room, deck, 2 cor gar­ plenty of closet space. SQUEAKY Cleon I This take 0 look I $87,900. Tolland Stoee Rd., Tolland, CT charming home Is lust EXECUTIVE Colonial. garage. Open floor quiet 1 acre wooded lot. selling no-longer-needed HaPWANTHI age, treed lot, great Hardwood floors en­ Anne Miller Reol Est- 0V6 customized home of M on.-FrI., S:30am-5:30pm / Sot. 9am-1pm $335,000. Rono Realty Items with a low-cost od In HELP WANTED spotless Inside and out. plan with sunken living location and easy ac­ hance this home. Care­ ote, 647-aooo.o______nearly 2500 square feet. room. $130's. Blan­ M d Mddical, From Sharing and Fontlon Flan, SOS. 646-5200.0 Clossmed. 643-2711. cess to highways! free, durable alumi­ Owners hove token great core of maintain­ MANCHESTER. 2 bed- Cedar exterior, 2 fire­ chard & Rossetto Reol- Don't miss this onel num siding. Coll tor room single family places, huge family ■ tors," We're Selling $200's. Cenfurv-21 Lind­ more details. $149,900. ing and decorating this TRaASuairsKSFoaT cozy 6 room Cope on home plus Duplex with room, 2V6 baths, walk- Houses" 646-2482.0 joivi, ifS7toAem»,i*M sey Real Estate. 649- KIcrnan Realty 649- each unit having 3 bed­ upottlc. Extrasgalorel S32.501.70 4000.O 1147.0 Benton Street. 2-3 bed­ Chock Book Balonct rooms, fireplace, up­ rooms, 116 baths, living $300's. Blanchard & dated kitchen, both, room, dining room and Rossetto Realtors," OPEN HOUSE RBvaNue: eot-ln kitchen. Also 2 1W6 Toxot and Additions Sf29J00.M fresh point and stencil­ We're Selling Houses" SiMlay 1-4 PM Bock Toxot 14,213.02 ing throughout, ^ e o t cor garage which could 646-2482.0______intorost on Toxot 14,957.3S Receptionist be rented separately. mtorost on Bonk Accounts 90.4W.91 yard with super deck EIGHT Room Super Co­ 441 S. MalR St tor summer parties 1 All In excellent condi­ lonial tor a large tam- Sowor Disposal Choroos 7400.44 Training In Optical Field tion. $349,900. D.W. SouMT Connoctlon Choroos 52.130.00 $142,900. Jockson & llvl 4 bedrooms, 1 full HaRcIwsIgr 4447.41 Become an apprentice optician and earn wtiBe you Full and Part Time Positions Rsh Reolty, 643-1591.0 Union Stroot Assossmonts Jackson Real Estate, both plus 2 (V6) bothsl You'll love the eettlng, Eldorlv nollof _ ^ 10417.29 learn! No experience necessary, wd wM train! Work while the kids are in school or students work 647-6400.0______FLORIDA Retirement. Also, a 1st floor family Forsonol Froportv Rollot X924.29 Manufactured housing anwhititds, eonvenlont Dlstrossod Froportlos Rollot 4,570.09 Work a 40-hour week and earn an excelleni salary, after schooL Career opportunity tobecomealicensed "HOUNDS-Tooth Cleon" room with a wood- 4414.30 done right I Brochure stove. Beautiful yard location of thia lovely 3 M Isc. and Rotunds with peat benefits. 2 family In convenient professional. location. This Is o by return moll: Whis­ and garage I $179,900. bedroom townhouae. Sl.135,307.40 Please can Ken at 871-9722 pering Pines, Box 2266, Anne Miller Real Est­ Tronsfor from Savings 343,544.22 Excellent Salary and Incentive Program! "must see" Investment 43 Southfield Green to arrange an interview. property I Owner occu­ Kissimmee, FL 32742. ate, 647-8000.O S14W.S73.W pied 1st floor has 2 1-a00-848-ai19.______CHARMING 0 room •194,900 T h e ' REDWOOD FARMS bedrooms, one with o NEW Mexico "Escape Raised Ranch with 4 DISBURSBMBirrS: T h e O Call ken sunporch, appliances Hatch" tor creative bedrooms I This one William Ravels AdnUnlstrohon MANCHESTER work or retirement. 2 owner home Is located Solorlos 33,123.05 T A s d o n . 871-9722 remain. Light, olrvond Oporotlno Exponsos 47444.99 8 Room, 4 Bedroom, 2’/6 Baths, Dbl. Lot, Child remodeled 2nd and 3rd bedroom, 2 both brick- on a large level lot on Real Estate Capitol Exponsos 2491.39 Sate Cul-de-sac, Fireplace, 2 Car garage. floor ore for your te­ desert retreat. Guest­ quiet street. Move C orner nant. Newer root, 100 house, swimming pool, right Into this very 63341111 503400.23 Y)ur Complete Eye C.\re Center! 400,000.00 Vbur Complete Eye Care Center! AMP circuit breakers mountain views. 12 special home! Joan Crow at Tronstor to Savings FOR SALE BY OWNER and garage. Fenced miles and 20 minutes $179,900.Anne M iller 633-1657 S4S3400.23 TalcottvilleRd.ftri-Gly Plaza) Vernon Tafcottville Rd. (Tri-Oty Plaza) Vernon bock yard. Asking from town. $149,000. Real Estate, 647-8000.O $244,500 649-5015 $169,900. Strono Real Write Route 2, Box 266, Fobllc works Dopt. Estate, 647-7653.0 Demlng,NM 08030. HOME For sale by owner. LOVELY 3 bedroom Solorlos 30,092.09 6 room oversized Cape, Oporotlno Exponsos 39,175.40 Townhouse with separ­ 19,039.05 double lot, quiet neigh­ ate front and back Capitol Exponsos KIDS, Bring your par­ borhood, 1'/6 baths, Intorcoptor 209.109.04 ents. Manchester. OFFICE HOURS; DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM; SATURDAY 9 AM TO 5 PM entrance. New carpet­ garage. Uniquely rem- ing, 1st floor washer S307,m.04 Rambling 4 bedroom AEROSPACE odeled with open oak F- Ranch oft^rtgrge and and dryer hook-up, F Iro O o p l. t i staircase, tiled foyer deck oft kitchen. Solorlos 40491.50 & beauHfullvJondscaped ' and raised hearth flre- Oporotlno Exponsos 170413.04 f lot. 1st fted" family Owner financing too! 44,993.02 PROCESSING place. $162,000. Call 646- Capitol Exponsos c room, 2 foil Ddths. Call $07,900. Anne Miller Copltol Exponsos 8A-S7 Budgot 47,217.00 D.W.FISH 3592 for appointment. Real Estate, 647-8000.a fdr-detalls. $169,900. $359,315.34 Century 21 Epstein THE REALTY COMPANY I I ■ ■ JTT^d Gardens® MANCHESTER. Lydall Realty, 44 7-a a 9 5 .a ENGINEERS FOR SALE Woods Condominium. RTE. 30 & MERLINE RD. • VERNON 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER End unit In excellent Manchester State Bank 129,090.54 SOUTHERN New ^no- BY OWNER condition, with larger Manchester State Bank 25,478.55 land classifleld ads 643-1591 6 Room, 3 BR Ranch Northeast Savings 104,401.83 Minimum 5 years experience required. lot. 2 bedrooms, 1V6 First Federal Savings 110,879.49 reoch nearly 800,000 871-1400 with 1 car attached gar­ baths, large flreplaced First Federal Savings 104,207.34 homes In Connecticut Responsibiiities inciude processing / age on % acre. Remo­ living room, formal Savings Bank of Manchester 11,344.40 and Rhode Island. The deled kitchen, both and dining and garage. Lo­ Savings Bonk of Manchester 1,102.44 price for a basic 25 estimating air frame, Jet engines and You’re Invited to Our Conn. Bonk A Trust Co. 14JI19.47 aummar room/braozo- cated In lovely Lydall Conn. Notional Bank $4,319.21 word ad Is only $55 and way with alldora out to Woods. $159,900. D.W. Conn. Bonk & Trust Co. Check Book 58,548.24 will appear In 43 news­ care of box parts. Biade and vane patio. Largo living room Rsh Realty, 643-1591.0 papers. For more In­ GRAND with flreplaca. FInlahod MANCHESTER. Spa­ 0415,421.47 formation call Classi­ experience desirabie. Owed from Fire Dept. 137,880.90 baaamant with rac cious 2 bedroom Town- fied, 643-2711 and ask room, laundry, work house, 1V6 baths, large S7S3,502.57 for detalls.o OPEN HOUSE ahop and atorage room eot-ln kitchen, base­ Reserve Funds -12,441.94 Pratt & Whitney offers company paid life, ment, patio, A/C. Deslgnotsd Fund (Sewer&FIre House) - 340,000.00 PRICED Just right! The with walk-out hatch. Ex- price of this terrific 7 health, dental and pension plans. Please Saturday, May 14,1988 tarlor paint and ahuttoro $121,000 by owner. 643- $381,033.43 room Raised Ranch now In 1987. Walking 7 9 3 0 . ______has been reduced to fo rw ard resum e to: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm diatanca to Bucklay ANTICIFATBO BXFBNSBS: Interceptor - «,000.00 sell at $204,9001 Origi­ School. Groat locatloni L0T8/LAMD Expenses through June 30th - 250,000.00 nal owners have pam­ “Tinker Pond”, Bolton Baautifully maintained FOR SALE Carry Over Accounts -23,250.00 pered this property! 3 homo, move right In. bedrooms, 2 baths, PRATT & WHITNEY CO., INC Muot aaa to appreciate. MANCHESTER- Level, Balance $27,783.43 Phase II, Now Available family room with fire­ Priced right at Cleared, approved lots. FURCHAS8 OF WILLIS FBOPBBTY place, stunning new P .O . B o x 106221 City sewer/woter. Money Borrowed soojno.00 European kitchen with Custom Homes by Blackledge Construction •177.000. Price cut I 646-7207. Cost of Property -700,000.00 tile floors and applian­ -14,134.09 W. Hartford, CT 06110-6221 Call 045-0005 TOLLAND. 375 Old Stot- Expenses for Purchase ces, form al dining Pre-Construction Prices from ^375°°° up. end leave meaeege. room, attic fan, move ford Road, 200 plUs or Balance $83,843.91 PInUUini In Mino>n U,r. minus X 2 acres. Perk In condition! See for MMdto Tfk. ID V«mon 8 i lo 18 Betty Sodloskl yourself. Jackson a, EOE/M/F/H/V ' Y O U R PLA N S Dir: Birch Mtn. Road to Tinker Pond Road LyiieliOr. and deep hole tested. Approved building lot. Treenurer Jackson Real Estate, O R O U R S to right on Pond Lane - home on left. OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY 647-8400.a AND SUN D A Y 12-4 P .M . $60,900. VanCour Asso­ 03449 ciates, 643-9490. I # m • B>B»B*«ti«««^«'# D • * • D Ba^GaB.BaBaBitati*« « e n iM iM r ______. a , a BAGNIIIEIIY TAB TAD CARS CARS CARS u r r s / u u io PollPROPERTY AND TOOLS FIM 8 M 1 IDALES SALES FDR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE MARTHA'S Vineyard I COVENTRY. Approved A S f ^ i o l i South Beach- 3 bed­ W ANT^TfM d’sten?!' TAG-Rummage-Bake T A G Sole. 35 year's ac­ DLDS 98, 1972. Excellent MERCURY Lynx GS1967. Cutter. Coll 647-9137. suddivislon. Sam room home fully fur­ Sale. St. Peter's cumulation. Bargain ru n n in g condition. 2 door, automatic, Green Road, lot nished, terry tickets Church. Sand Hill prices. Golf clubs, 2 Well maintained. Ask- CLYDE clean, lowmlleoge. 649^ number A. Gentle pine available. June- Rood, South Windsor. sinks, small kltchenap- Ing $700. 649-4235. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 2 0 1 0 . ______knoll offerlne pictu­ HII8CRLANE0U8 September, 643-8557 ev- Saturday, M ay 14,9am- pllances, filing ca­ DODGE Caravan 1905. ISnCARPBITRY/ R00FIN6/ {and EQUIPMENT 3pm. Rain o r shine. ROUTE 83, VERNON FO R D. 19674door, V -8. As resque site for new 8ERVICE8 enlngs ond weekends. binets, audio, collecti­ Automatic, power 82 Chavalla tdr. Is or for parts. Phone CHILDCARE iS^REMDDEUNe 8HRN8 E S T A T E Tog Sole. Ever- bles old and new. M ay steering, very good *2496 hom e. $85,000. Lo t OLD Saybrook. 3 bea- FARM TraneTTTSrS’, 84 Century LTD 4*. 649-3225 after'8:30pm. number , plus pri­ vthlng priced to sell. 39 14,9am-3pm. 128 Barry condition. $8000. 649- *6995 8 11 RETIREMENT Living. room cottage, walk to Call 646-5782. 84 Canlury LTO 4 4r. 1977 DIds Cutloss-good vate acres. Stream HAR ROOFING beach. Please tele­ McKInnIev Street, Rood, Manchester. 9958 after 5pm. *6995 D A YCARE . KITCHEN ft BATH RaaMamM reonng at as iyp> \ Everything provided 8SOalabttty44r. *M95 running condition and bordering property. Maie tea A ceacaltaaal. phone. 649-2647 or 568- {OFHCE/METAIL Manchester off West M U L T I Fam ily Ta g Sole. 1979 Chrysler LeBoron. tor your comfort even Center Street, May 14, 85 Mo nit Carlo *5996 tires. $850.649-4428ofter Lightly wooded. Ideal NnUrSleiif nw«U - Social REMODELING FREE eSTIMATES. \ nursing service. Rotes 4429.______' Something for eve­ Red. Automatic, air, 6 pm.______spot for horses. 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AT. •0008 84 Chavy Capiloa wgn. *6995 town Hartford. No pets all appliances. Call 647- EAST Hartford. 2 bed- G A R A G E Sale. 17 Hack- Lease and security. No Kerry Street, S3 Marc. Capri *4995 . allowed. Residence 1595. room Townhouse for matock Street, Man­ 64 VW QLI •6606 NEWLY Renovated 6 pets. $600 per month. {TV/ TERED/ > Manchester.______chester. Washing 83 Maro. Lynk *2995 pay own utilities. The 646-1379.______rent. Located In aulet 8 83 VW Campar A T. •8006 room, 3 bedroom, 1 TW D Bedroom In Duplex. neighborhood, minutes SUNDAY. 11am-3pm. machine, china closet, 82 Bulok RogM *4995 rental office Is open bath Duplex In historic ___{APPLIANCE8 83 VW RabbH DIaaal, •2986 .U B U R B A N ^ harj^ dtpke. Available June 15. No THREE Rooms partly from highway, busline. Family moving south I dishwasher, wickers dally 9am-5pm, neighborhood. New S3 Bulok Skylark. •3296 301-305 C E N TE R ST. 84SeSSO Monday-Frldoy, Satur­ pets. Security and ref­ furnished. Heat. Work­ Close to schools. No E I G H T ^ N Month old Selling winter/summer set. Fishing boat with kitchen, both and ing single male pre­ pets. By appointment Westlnghouse washing tools and ^ year col­ motor, clothing and 24 TbNbbA TBph, Ma. S3 MANCHESTER day, 9am-1pm. To In-^ ^ carpet, laundry fa d II- erences. $575 plus utili­ quire please coll M3- ties. Call after 7pm. ferred. No pets. Lease. . only. $550 plus utilities. machine. $75. Please lection. 48 Dartmouth much more. Saturday, VanMB, CT e MR-2C3S \ ties. Available 6-1-88. 646-9892. 643-2880. 282-7532. telephone 643-1119. Road, Manchester. /Aay 14. 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 0612 or 643-6432. 644-9383. SJ ^ V n 11. Chapman headed for NBA

By Mike Embry Kentucky head coach Eddie they are not ready. I don’t think The Associated Press Sutton said he regretted seeing people realize how good the NBA Chapman leave, but wished him is.” Underdog Devils like the position they’re in LEXINGTON, Ky. — Kentucky well in the NBA. Sutton said he met Monday with guard Rex Chapman, who only Sutton said he asked Chapman Chapman and his parents in his last month indicated that he Friday morning if he could talk office. we’re just trying to focus in on the job would remain in school, said BOSTON (AP) — There is no doubt him out of it, but Chapman said he “ I tried to point out the pros and Friday he is passing up his final in Joe Cirella’s mind that the New at hand.’ ’ had already made up his mind. cons, but told him I didn’t want to two years of eligibility to make Jersey Devils will be the underdog in And so are the Bruins, who are “ He’s going to be missed,” the be part of the decision-making tr^ng to reach the Stanley Cup final himself available for the NBA. Game 7 of the Wales Conference final coach said at a news conference. process,” the coach said. “ I told for the first time in 10 years. In getting “ It’s strictly a business deci­ against the Boston Bruins Saturday “ I hope he has a good career in him, ‘ultimately, you and your this far, Boston posted its first playoff sion,” Chapman said from his the NBA.” parents will have to make the night. series victory over Montreal in 45 Owensboro home. “ There is only Chapman ledUKinscoringasa decision, but it’s mostly going to And Cirella, a Devils’ defenseman, years. one reason to enter the NBA draft freshman and sophomore, aver­ be you.’ ” wouldn’t want it any other way. Now the team that stands in the way early ... because I feel I have the aging 16 and 19 points a game. He The Kentucky coach also dis­ talent and the ability to utilize “ All season long our backs have is one whose club history spans just ■was an All-Southeastern Confer­ counted reports of friction be­ eiv fiPfifiOTic Uiat talent, and the maturity that been against the wall,’ ’ Cirella said ence selection each season and a tween himself and Chapman. He is needed.” Thursday night after the Devils “ It’s just all a matter of playing the member of the U.S. team that had criticized Cliapman’s shot In early April, Oiapman said defeated tha Bruins 6-3 to even the way we do in die Boston Garden," won the silver medal in the 1987 selection on several occasions that he would stay at UK at least series at three victories apiece. “ The Bruins defenseman Glen Wesley said. L. Pan American Games. last season. one more season. But since that fortunate thlw is this team seems to “ We play the same way there all the He became only the third “ I think we all grew from that time, the basketball program has play better trhen that happens.” time, just bumping and grinding in the player in UK history to pass the experience,” he saM. comers. We have to play tight come under an NCAA probe for 1,000-point mark during the se­ The university became the The BruHV will have certain defensively, that’s been the key to the alleged recruiting irregularities. cond year of career. He scored in subject of the latest NCAA probe advantageAMteying at home. ’They season for us.” Chapman, however, said, “ this double figures in 47 consecutive after an overnight mail envelope have wonjftren of eight playoffs Another key will be getting a good . AP photo decision is in no way based on, or games. sent by assistant coach Dwane games on iW tr ice and have beaten game in goal from Reggie l^melin, EARLY LEADER — Nancy Lopez influenced by, the current basket­ “ I think it will be a tough Casey to recruit Chris Mills’ the Devils in two of Biree games in the who is expected to start again. He had ball investigation.” adjustment,” said Sutton of father popped open in transit in Boston GarAra. watches her tM shot during the first The NBA’s deadline for under­ a bad ia m e on Thursday night, giving round of the Chrysler-Plymouth Golf Chapman going to the profes­ Los Angeles, allegedly revealing Boston will also have the final up five goals on 13 diots. % » classmen declaring for the June sional ranks. “ I hope he’s drafted $ 1, 000. choice in matching up lines and will “ It’s another game,” Lemelin said. Classic in Middletown, N.J., on Friday. 28 draft is midnight Saturday. by a team that’s well established Chapman said his immediate have a vocal fo llo ^ n g ' that will “ We know it’s the last one and Lopez fired a 4-under 68 to share the Chapman must mail a letter to like the Lakers or Celtics so that goal was to make the U.S. determine who meets the defending someone will out. You Just have to lead with Alice Ritzman. league commissioner /David he won’t be rushed” in his basketball team that will com­ champion Oilers in Edmonton next have die same feeling that you are Stem that is postmarked by tiiat development. pete in the Summer Olympics in week when tite Stanley Cup champion­ going to do it and go on with it.” time. “ I think they should stay in. Seoul, South Korea. ship series opens. Devils defenseman Tom Kurvers Chapman, a 6-foot-4, 185- school,” Marty Blake, NBA di­ “ n jere’s nothing I ’d rather do pounder, refused to speculate on The remarkable thing heading into said there is nothing else to do in a rector of scouting, said of players ai this particular time than to Lopez shares lead where he might be taken in the Game 7 is the fact the Devils are in it. “ one-game” series other than play at leaving school for the pros. help the U.S. win a gold medal in draft. They made the playoffs for the first maximum intensity every shift. “ Physically and emotionally. Seoul, Korea,” he said. time since their move from Colorado “ It so important for everyone in this — they also made it once as the room.” he said. “ I don’t know how Golf roundup Rockies — on the final night of the many guys have been in this situation. Lost Code set for Pimlico Special regular season and then beat the New You can play your whole career and MIDDLETOWN, N.J. (A P) - Nancy Lopez, neck and Alysheba was a neck in ble at a mile and an eighth, but •York Islanders and Washington Capi­ never get back to this point again.” looking to regain die No. 1 spot on the LPGA Tour, By Tim Llotta front of Lost Code. maybe we’ll find out he can go a tals to get here. Kurvers did not feel the Devils were fired a 4-under-par 68 Friday to share the first-round The Associated Press ’The biggest question facing mile and a half.” ’Their 38-36-6 regular-season mark at a disadvantage at the Boston lead at the ^50,000 Chrysler-Plymouth Classic. Garden. M BALTIMORE — Lost Code will trainer Bill Donovan, who condi­ The rivalry between Alysheba was their first better than .500 record. AP photo Lopez had five birdies and a bogey on the tions Lost Code, is whether his and Bet ’Twice — a five-race duel “ You know we’ve taken our lumps “ We have played well on the road in 6,232-yard Navesink Country Club course and was try to horn in on the rivalry 4-year-old colt can carry his last year that saw colt win twice and it’s been a long learning process,” the playoffs,” he said. “ We just have DEVILS SAVE — New Jersey goalie Sean Burke, right, makes a tied with Alice Ritzman, who came into the between Alysheba and Bet Twice Cirellasaid. “ You have to learn to lose to be ready to play well in that for a second time in Saturday’s speed the race’s distance of 13-16 — will be renewed for the first save on Boston’s Craig Janney during Game 6 action Thursday tournament looking for her first victory in 10 years time since the colts became before you can learn to win. We’ve had building and with dieir fans, tt’s a big $500,000 Pimlico Special at Pim­ miles. on the LPGA Tour. 4-year^lds. our share of losses to learn from. Now challenge for us.” night. The deciding game is tonight. lico Race (bourse. Janet Coles was alone in third place in the field of “ I know this colt can go a mile " It ’s been a good rivalry,” said 106 golfers that lost defending champion Ayako The last time the three horses and an eighth,” Donovan said Jack Van Berg, who trains Okamoto of Japan, who was was forced to withdraw raced — in the Haskell Handicap after entries were taken Thurs­ Alysheba. “ It will be interesting Agassi eliminated Knight puts off a decision after nine holes because of neck pain. at Monmouth Park last August — day morning. “ I don’t know if he to see after the horses have Lopez already has won twice this year and can only a half-length separated them can go a nnile and an eighth and changed from 3-year-olds to become the LPGA’s first three-time winner in 1988 Bv Hank Lowenkron just the best thing for me to do.” compelled to resign on the spot. at the finish. Bet Twice won by a one jump. I ’d be more comforta­ 4-year-olds what they will do.” ROME (AP) — Fifth-seeded Kent Carlsson “ For Bob’s sake and for India­ by winning this event for a fourth time. of Sweden surprised Yannick Noah in a The Associated Press Knight also said he probably would not make a decision until na’s.” lU vice president Edgar “ I want to be No. 1 again.” said Lopez, who lost two-hour battle, and Haiti’s Ronald Agenor Williams, who retires this year, last week’s Crestar Classic in a playoff. “ The only BLOOMINGTON. Ind. - Indi­ next week. upset American sensation Andre Agassi in just was quoting as saying in the book. way you can do that is to compete and play more. Bulls return to home sweet home 53 minutes to reach the semifinals of the Italian ana University Coach Bob A Thursday rally of Knight supporters turned into on anti- “ I thought then, I think now. that Last year, I would play three weeks and then take Open tennis championships. Knight, in a move to defuse the three weeks off. Not this year. I want to play in 22 or Ehrlich demonstration with a car the university had to take some Thursday night, defeating to win at least one game at appearance of a rift with lU 23 events.” Top-seeded Ivan Lendl struggled again, but caravan going to the president’s action. It could not publicly Denver 112-108 to tie that series at Reunion Arena, however, to President ’Thomas Ehrlich, said “ I hit the ball real well today, ” said Lopez, who is won a prolonged quarterfinal match over residence to show support for condone what Bob did. And Bob NBA roundup regain their home-floor advan­ Friday if he goes to New Mexico, second in earnings this year with $152,382, less than 1-1 unseeded Jaime Yzaga of Peru 6-2, 4-6, 6-2. it would not be “ because of people Knight. needed to be told that. He needed tage. And to do that, the Nuggets to be told, ‘Bob. we love you, we $10,000 behind leader Amy Alcott. “ I putted better In the final quarterfinal match at the Foro now at Indiana.” Knight was publicly repri­ will have to do a better job of want you here forever, but there today — not that I was putting bad the last few By Bob Greene PistonS’Bulls Italico, 14th-se^ed Guillermo Perez-Roldan of ESirlich, completing his first manded by Ehrlich after the putting the ball in the basket. is a line, there is a point where we weeks, but the putts were going in.” The Associated Press Michael Jordan, the league’s Argentina upset No. 6 Andres Gomez of year as president, has been the coach received three technical In Thursday’s loss, the Nuggets S say no more. And you just came leading scorer who was named Ecuador 6-2. 6-3. target of many Knight supporters fouls in an exhibition with the hit only 41 percent, scoring just 12 Crenshaw holds the lead Now that they finally have won the NBA Defensive Player of the since it became known that Soviet Union last fall. Ehrlich close to it.” second-half goals despite taking IRVING, Texas (AP) — Former jchampion Ben on the road, the Chicago Bulls Year on Friday, had 36 points and The 18-year-old Perez-Roldan will face Knight was considering the also called Knight’s comments Ryan took no action. Big 10 27 more shots than the Crenshaw shot a 5-under par 65 Friday to take the return home where they have a big hand in 31 more in the Bulls’ Agenor on Saturday in the semifinals. coaching job at the University of about rape in a nationally tele­ Commissioner Wayne Duke sus­ Mavericks. second-round lead at the $750,000 Byron Nelson Golf been perfect during the NBA victory. Prior to the game, The un^eded Agenor, who upset defending New Mexico. vised program “ coarse” and said pended Knight for one game. Classic. playoffs. Jordan told teammate Sam Vin­ champion Mats Wilander in the third round, Knight has said one reason he is Knight did not speak for the But Ryan says he has no reason The round was marked by the on-course Ilie Bulls play host to the cent: “ Hey, we need you to com e' beat the ninth-seeded Agassi 6-3,6-1 to end the considering the UNM job is university. to believe that Knight is consider­ withdrawal of Arnold Palmer, who withdrew due to Detroit Pistons in Game 3 of their out and play relaxed. Don’t let 18-year-old Las Vegas, Nev., native’s 14-match because of changes at lU. He has Ehrlich’s comments regarding ing the move because of the pain in his ribs. second-round series Saturday any pressure get to you. You’re a winning streak. not specifically mentioned Knight contrast with the relation­ relationship with Ehrlich. Crenshaw, who won the 1983 Nelson after it moved afternoon. (Chicago, which edged • Day Camp Agenor, ranked 45th in the world, ran Agassi ship the coach had with former lU “ Frankly, neither from the g o ^ player. We have confidence Ehrlich. to the Tournament Players Course from Preston CHeveland 3-2 in the first round by in you.” July 5-Au0.12 around the slow red clay with a sharp forehand. “ Any decision that I would President John Ryan. coach or the president do I get any I Trail, had a six-birdie, one-bogey round in the winning all three games at home, • Agaa 7-17 “ I like to play against a guy like him because make to leave Indiana or to get In the book, "A Season on the impression that that is true.” ;90-degree heat for a 36-hole total of 9-under-par 131. defeat^ the Pistons at the Nuggets-Maverldn' • Transportation Avallabta we have the same type of game,” the out of coaching would not be Brink,” author John Feinstein Ryan said. Crenshaw, winner of the Doral Open this year, is Pontiac Sllverdome 105-95 ’Thurs­ While Chicago has won all of its 23-year-old Agenorsaid. “ He hits the ball hard, made because of people now at wrote that after Knight’s 1984 Meanwhile, the Albuquerque • 9 AM to 3 PM fourth on the money list with $369,292. day night to knot the best-of- home games, Dallas has found but today I Immobilized him a bit. I didn’t think Indiana,” Knight told the Bloo­ chair-throwing incident, Knight ’Tribune reported Friday that Palmer, 58, who plays sparingly on the regular seven series 1-1. more success on the road, where it would be so easy.” mington Herald-Telephone on could not deal with a public Dave Bliss of Southern Methodist Call E iit HirtfOFd PGA Tour but is a regular on the Seniors Tour, “ We’ve got our work cut out for the Mavericks have won ttree of Agassi, who came to Rome after two straight Friday before leaving for a rebuke, no matter how mild, from University said he believes withdrew from a tournament in which he was us,” Detroit’s Isiah ’Thomas four contests. ’They are 1-1 at Racquil Club clay-court tournament victories, said he was coaching clinic in New Orleans. Ryan. Feinstein said that if Ryan Knight will accept the New playing for the first time in 19 years because of pain acknowledged. home. exhausted. “ It would be because I feel that’s suspended Knight, he would feel Mexico job. 528-9251 in his right side. Dallas also won the road ’The Nuggets need desperately » SS -X £*

t f f V > t r « f • t « « « • % t; ' « t • f 11V'» )<^»s • f f *1 » .««« rt • «•« c; i Sports in B ri^ Scoreboard Sports in Brief ScorsbcNurd W omin't Rn "iB^TOh^RED SOX-4ent Mike Smlt^ MH8, East nines In action today son, pitcher, to Pawtucket of ihe mterno- Hungry Tiger ate up Moln Pub, 10-1, at Manchester High and East Catholic will resume Softbafl Charter Oak Park. . Nancy Nosslff hod ” CHIOMsS^ITE SOX-Celled u p ^ NHL talking reprisals Detroit X 2B— Bush. four hits and Lisa Leister three for the M l' Trammell (5), Knight conference schedules today. The Indians will will be Mormon and D a ^ Gallooher, outfielders, (1). SF— Trammell. winners while Roxanne Helneman ho­ and Jeff Blttlger, pitcher, from Voiv CHICAGO — Four NHL officials may face at Rockville High School today at 2 p.m. in a CCC mered tor the Pub. Basketball Baseball ------H RERBBSO R k couver of the Paclhc Coast League. Sent reprisals for staging an embarrassing "wildcat fvainvmoiQ East Division. Meanwhile, the Eagles will travel to Standings: Hungry Tiger 34), O.W. Lonoe Johnson, outfielder, and Joe Fish 2-1, Century 21 Lindsey Real Estote strike’’ when they boycotted last Sunday’s playoff AAndeson L,V2 7 8 4 4 0 2 Uncasville to take on St. Etemard’s today at 11a.m. Army and Now trimmed Jim's Arco, Segura and John Powlowskl, pitchers, 1 1 1 0 0 2 1M, frldov at Nike Field. Ron^ 2-1, Gorm an Insurance 2-1, OeCormler to Vancouver. _ game between the New Jersey Devils and the in a key All Connecticut Conference matchup. Bombard, Bruce Moccore and Keith Nissan 1-2, Moln Pub 1-2, Manchester NEW YORK YANKEES-Optloned 1 ^ NBA pliyoN picture Boston Bruins, says the chairman of the league’s Amerlcin League atandinga Alexandr W,32 9 7 0 0 1 4 East Catholic’s softitall team is also in action Jarvis each hod three hits vthlle Srtve State Bonk 1-2, Strono Real Estate 0-3. Guelterman, pitcher, to Columbus of the Caron, Bruce Fray, Foss Benevides, International League. Recoiled Joy Buhner, Board of Governors. today. The Eagles, 9-6 and needing one win to Dayton Sttmsen and Bob Oucette added outfielder, from CoKimbus. Referee Dave Newell, linesmen Gord Broseker East Divislen two apiece for ABN. JOrvIs homered. Nerthern (Botl-ofggvon) Red Sox 14, Marinora 8 qualify for postseason play, will be at Ellington High fuMlav, Mays W L Pet. GB F o r Jim 's, T e rry Hlekev, Foul Costello, bM.. qill triwncej PM,ftmslructlon, ^ ' C A § 0 C U B 5 Schl- and Ray Scapinello and backup referee Denis Morel New York 22 12 .447 School at 2 p.m. ' ■ ■ ‘ ------■ If eoch L.A. Lakers 110, Utah 91 Detroit fOOir pncffOT^ kllst. boycotted Game 4 of the Wales Conference final at TuesOov, May n 21 12 .434 SEATTLE B(»TON New Jersey because of the presence of Devils coach Detroit 9X Chicago 82 Cleveland 21 13 .418 abrhbl abrhbi 'oiNlimibandmil Lussterheoapiera Boston 18 13 .581 Klngervrf 4 1 1 1 Burfcscf 4 1 1 1 8, EC Iracif Denver 124, Dallas 115 Milwaukee Brocnov kitchens for the winners. Steve Pryor socked two CLEVELAND BROWNS- Jim Schoenfeld. Utah 101, L.A. Lakers 97, series tied 1-1 18 15 .545 Brantley If 5 2 2 2 Barrett 2b 4 2 2 1 J.Moc It Son Weldlne M , Manchester Toronto 15 19 .441 hits for PM . , , Announced that Ernie Accorsl, executive Chicago Blackhawks president William Wlrtz, IVIOt iv Cottocf 40 10Bogos3b 4 24 1 HARTFORD — The Manchester and East P in a 1-1, Elks 1-2, Jim ’s 1-2, Memorial Standings: Gibson's Gym 341, Wlnln- vice president, will begin supervising Boston 110, Attanta Wl Baltimore 5 29 .147 ^ v l s 1b 4 12 1 DwEvn 1b 5 2 3 1 Catholic High boys’ and girls’ track teams wili be Corner Store 0-3. er's Gymnastics 2-1, PM Construction scouting operations. who heads the NHL Board of Governors, said West DIvtslen ^ p s d h 4 111 Greenwl If 5 2 2 4 S■1, L.M. Gill M , Manchester Oil Heat ’Thursday that the officials’ conduct will be Tliutsdoy, May 11 W L Fct. GB Presiev3b 4 12 1 Horndh 5 113 involved in the prestigious CBT Hartford Public Oakland 24 10 .704 Nike 1-2, Trosh-Aw ay 1-2, Manchester Police D EN V ER BRO NCO S-Troded on undls- discussed during collective-bargaining negotiations Chicago W5, Detroit 95, series tied Vi Valle c 4 1 1 1 Ceronec 5 2 3 1 Invitational beginning ttis morning at 11. Teams 1-2, Dean Machine 0-3. dosed conditional draft choice to Detroit Dallas 112, Denver 108, series tied VI Texas 17 14 .515 Qulnons ss 4 12 0 JoReed ss 3 10 0 from five states, including New York, will be Reed Construction routed JHC Con­ Lions for the rights to Kip Corrlngton, between the league and the NHL Officials R M o y. M ay IS Chicago 14 14 .500 Reynids 2b 4 0 0 0 BAndsn rf 5 12 1 struction, lt-3, at Nike Field. Joe Foron defensive bock. Association this sunnmer. LeteOamellellachMed Kansas City 15 18 .455 Totals V8127TOtaN 48141813 represented. hod three hits and Olenn Dubose, Jim AEfU KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— Signed James Boston W8, Atlanta 97, Boston leads 30 Seattle 15 21 .417 Moaosson, Howie ZHmWcti, Brian Tacv Chambers, running bock, and Daryl Holt, "There's no doubt about it,’’ he said. "It was very Minnesota 13 19 .404 S e ^ 888 211 811— 8 Bray Jewelers scored a run in the California 14 21 .400 andJIm M cN^tweaW tofer Re^'s. seventh Inning for a 3-2 win over Gentle embarrassing :.. and it will be addressed.’’ L.A. Lakers at Utah, (n) BMlen 8M 411 8B(— 14 8ummer hoop s lg n ^ set Dono M efeorhM lUwnm , Wayne Farr **N ^ ENGLAND PATRIOTS^Igned M days Games Game Winning RBI — Greenwell (4). Touch Car Wash ot Robertson Park. lolutBoy, May M CallfornlaS, N m York 4 The Manchester Rec Department will hold and Jim Bremser three apiece and Bob Hill and Chip Loree each hod two Bill Klrker,Buord,teofiv ea gent contract. Detroit at Chicago, 1 p.m. . E— OwEvnns. D ^ — Boston 1. LOB— Mark McNamara opolr for JHC. _ Denver at Dallas, 3:30 p jn . Boston 13 SeottleO Seattle X Boston 7.2B— Brontley,(}ulnones, hits While G uy Chambers knocked In the Detroit 7, Minnesota summer league basketball team registration on Stondlnos: Evermeen towns 3-0, winning run for the Jewelers. Ed White PITTSBURGH STEELERS— Jordan top NBA defender •vnswr# ivNnr 19 0 BAnderson. 3B— Quinones. HR— Fhelps Signed Jonathan Green, running bock, too Bantmore 4, Oakland 1 m ,_Brontlev (4), Presley (5),ADovls Wednesday and Thursday, .hine 1 and 2, from 6 to 8 Woshlnoton Social Club 2-0, Reed's 2-1, and Frank Livingston stroked two hits Boston at Attanta, 1 p.m. Texoe X Kansas City 1 Allied Printinp M , Brown's Package apiece for Gentle Touch. tree ogentcontroct. CHICAGO — Michael Jordan, the NBA’s top L.A. Lakers at Utah, 3:30 p.m. (7), Greenwell 2 (4), O ro ne (2), Horn (1), p.m. at the Mahoney Rec Center. Registration is on Store 1-1, JH C 1-2, Elm ore Associates SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Waived Keith Detroit at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. ChlcogoATorontol Valle (4). SB— Burks (5). SF— Barrett, Standings; Bray's 34), Jones Lands­ offensive player for the past two seasons, was aeveland4,Mllwaukee3 Burks. an in-person basis only. Completed roster forms and 0-3, J A M Grinding 0-3. caping 2-1, M A K Company 2-1, Man­ Coleman, linebacker; John Gonzalez and Denver at Dallas, 8 p.m. Marlon Knight, defensive ends; Matt named Friday as the NBA Defensive Player of the Mendoy, May 14 Satarday’s Gomes IF H entry fee is to be presented at fiiis time. Entry fee is chester Medical Supply 1-2, Cummings California at New York, 1:20 p.m. SeaNIe Insurance 1-2, J.C . Penney 1-2, Lathrop Walsh, guard; Arthur Wells,’tight end; Year. Boston at Atlanta, 8 p.m. $45 per team and there is a limited number of Charter Oak and Harold Wright, safety, Tuesday, May 17 Cleveland at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Campbell L,2-5 3 7 Insurance 1-2, Gentle Touch Cor Wash Jordan, who averaged 35 points a game but also Seattle at Boston, 3:05 p.m. Reed 2 9 0-3. contract. Utah at L.A. Lakers, 11 p.m. openings. Postal Express held off Acodlo Res­ COLLEGE led the NBA in steals and blocked 131 shots, was a Dallas at Denver, 9 p.m. Minnesota at Detroit, 4:05 p.m. Powell 2 2 For further information, contact Carl Silver at taurant, 12-11, at Fltigerald Field. Steve SOUTHERN INTERCOLLEGIATE AT­ IWQwEEsoei BB IV Toronto at Chicago, 7 p.m. Solano 1 0 Ryder and Greg McSorley each hod runaway winner in the voting by a nationwide media Oakland at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. 647-3084. HLETIC CONFERENCE-Rned Wolter Atlanta at Boston, 8 p.m.. If necessorv Besleii three hits while Pete Doran, ten Tunis, Alabama ASM track coach,Si ,000 panel, earning 37 points to nine for runner-up Mark Chicago at Detroit, 8 p.m. Kansas a ty at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Boyd W > 2 6 10 Caruso, Bob Judd, Frank Godfrey and tor missing the entry deadline for the Eaton of Utah. Thun day. May 19 SundovB Games Gardner S,2 3 2 Robinson gets Olympic tryout Joe Lelgol each added two In Postal's little League conference track meet. Denver at Dallas, 8 p.m.. If necessary Seattle at Boston, 1:05 p.m. 21-hlt attack. Doran hod a three-run FLORIDA A TL A N TIC — Named Ralph Jordan said being cited for his defensive play was California at New York, 1:30 p.m. homer. John Lukas and Brad Miller L.A. Lakers at Utah, TB A , If necessary STORRS — ’The University of Connecticut’s Cliff Schuetzle assistant men's basketball gratifying. Rriday, M oya Oakland at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. Orlolea 4, Alhlotica 1 roped three hits apiece and Scott coach and recruiting coordinator. Boston at Atlanta, TB A , If necessary Minnesota at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Robinson has been invited to try out for the United Meicked, Bruce Sylvester, Rocco An- “ It shows the versatility of a player, being able to Toronto at Chicago, 2 : » p.m. IOWA S TA TE — Signed Johnny Orr to o Detroit at Chicago, TB A , If necessary OAKLAND BALTIMORE States Olympic basketball team beginning May 18 selmo and Art Thompson two each In American four-year contract extension through play both ends of the court,” he said. " It ’s one of the aevetarxl at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Acadia's 15-hlt attack. (oliirdav. May 21 Kansas City at Texas, 3:05 p.m. obrhM Obrhbl in Colorado Springs, Colo. Standings; Telephone Society 3-0, . The Rrefighters got by American April, 1993. goals I set for myself.” UtahafLA.Lakers,3:30p.m.,lfnecessarv Lansfrd3b 4 120 Stonlcek If 2 10 0 Robinson, the 6-foot-ll junior center who led the Tierney's 34), Acodlo 2-1, Postal 2-1, Legion, 9-4, Friday night at Waddell WISCONSIN-STEVENS POINT— DHedsncf 4 0 10 Oirsulak If 1 0 10 Highland Pork Market 1-2, CBT 1-2, Field. Pat Cox hod threg hits while Keith Named John Miech football coach. Dallas at Denver, TB A , If necessary Conseco rf 4 03 1 Hughes rf 4 0 11 Huskies to the National Invitation Toumiament title Carinl pitched well and Chris Post and funday. May B National Loague atandinga Porker If 30 10 CRIpknss 4 0 10 Glenn Construction II 04, Manchester Atlanta at Boston, 1 p.m.. If necessary in March, topped UConn with a 17.6 average and6.9 Property Maintenance 04. Mike Johnson hit well for the ' 4-0 Johnson forced to withdraw McGwIr 1b 40 10 Murray 1b 3 1 1 1 Firefighters. Bob Zimmerman ho­ Chicago at Detroit, TB A , If necessary Hosseyc 4 0 0 0 Lynnct 4 2 2 1 reltaunds per game. The U.S. Olympic team will mered and Ritchie Griffeth ployed well- East Division TOKYO — World sprint champion Ben Johnson W L Pel. GB Baylor dh 4010 Sheets dh 3 0 11 defend its 1984 gold medal in Seoul, South Korea. A Central for 3-3 Legion. Bowling New York 23 8 .742 Hubbrd2b 2000 SchuSb 3 0 10 dropp^ out midway through the 100-meter dash Jenngsph 1000 Gonzals3b Robinson was informed ’Thursday by Georgetown Main Pub put together three, Iwo-run Plttsbui^ 23 11 .676 1'/i 0 0 0 0 Friday, after feeling a leg twinge, in his first outdoor Chicago 17 16 .515 7 Gallego2b 0000 Kennedyc 4 0 10 University and Olympic Coach John Thompson that Innings In Its 7-3 win over Poganl Javier ph 1000 BRIpkn2b 3 0 0 0 Caterers at Fitzgerald■ Field.. Frank competition this season. NBA playoff roauit Montreal 15 16 .484 8 he was one of the 80 invitees to the tryouts. St. Louis 14 18 .461 8Vi Weiss ss 2 0 0 0 Marandino zlgged three hits. Including SOP Women Totals B 1 9 1 Totals 11 4 9 4 a sola homer while Tony Companelll Hockey The 26-year-old Canadian, holder of the world Philadelphia 11 19 .367 i m West Dhrlslen hod two hits, Including a two-run homer Joyce Tyler 190-500, Kay Moroz 100-meter record of 9.83 seconds, declined to meet Coltica 108, Hawka 97 Ooktand 100 888 888-1 and Dan Socho also blasted a two-run 173453, Grovce Shea ISO. W L Fcl. GB with reporters to explain why he suddenly stopped Los Angeles 19 11 .633 BaNImere 888 2H 8lx— 4 homer for Pub. Jim Doughery, Steve Game Winning RBI — Lynn (1). and Radio Crispino.and Ken Hill each hod two hits running at the JAL Tokyo International Track and A T L A N T A (97) Houston 18 14 .563 *2 NHL pliyofi picture ClndntKitl 16 18 .461 5 DP—^kland 1, Boltimore 1. LOG— for Poganl's. Doughery ripped a two- Field Meet. Wilkins 8-24 48 22, Willis 38 37 10, Oakland 7, Baltimore 7. 2B— DHenderson, run homer. LaVaa Induatrlal Rollins 3 8 0 8 3 WIttmon 38083 Rivers 7-13 San Frondsco 16 18 .471 5 Johnson’s coach, Charlie Francis, said that the Son Diego 10 22 .313 10 Lynn. HR— Murray (4), Lynn (3). SB— Standings: Outdoor Store 34), Glenn 1-114 Corr39V17,Hastlngs282-24,Battle38 Stonlcek (3). ftAehM teae AAdwee % Don Tvletkl 201, Carl Barnard 209-204- Attanta 9 22 .290 lO'/i Construction 2-1, Manchester Cycle 2-1, IfIBiMWVF fVwT Z runner had felt "a slight strain” in his left leg and 00 4, Webb 48 34 IX Levingston 35 X2 8. IDDAY 599, Roger Lagace 242-424, Dale Noegell mdoy's Games IF H R ER BB SO teortsman Cote 2-1, Poganl's 1-2, Main Totals388020-2597. Oakland 1 p.m. — Pistons at Bulls, Giannel 3 Pub 1-2, f t r r 's 1-2, Brand Rex W ire & Boston & New Jersey 3 210, Al Senna 250-219-440, Rich Higgins therefore immediately stopped running. BOSTON (188) Late Gomes Net Included 223559, Paul Charette 213210-578, Dick Pittsburgh 4, Onclnnotl 5 Stewart L4-1 8 9 4 4 4 5 1 p.m. — Baseball; Equitable Old Timers Classic, Cable 0-3. _ Tbesdjwr, May 3 McHale 1317 44 3X Bird 7-14 08 14, ■ottlmors ..•rntlilM ComgbeR Geiifsrepce Murphy 205, Roger MIeczkowskI 213 Parish 37 54 15, Johnson 314 34 23, Houston 3 Chicago 2 NESN 200- 404, George Russell 211-591, Len St. Louis 7, Attanta 5 Tibbs W,20 71-3 9 1 1 2 3 A Edmonton 4 Detroit 1 Alnge3103511,Paxson04V21, Acres 081-2 NlednfuerS,1 1X3 0 0 0 0 2 1 p.m. — Motorsports; Indianapolis 500 time W n t S Id i Wednesday, May 4 Angell 550, Jim Buonophone 207-542, 1, Gilmore 1-1082, Roberts32V25, LewlsO-1 Philadelphia at Los Angeles, (n) Dale Doodv 227, Mark Mosley 213223 Walters case a mistrial 080, Lohous 1-108X Mln- trials, Channel 8 Cox Cable disconnected Thrifty Pack­ 402, Mike Kopp 221-223427, Joe Parker nlefleld 08 08 0. Totals 41-73 2329 108. Montreal at Son Diego, (n) age Store, 7-4, at Poganl Field. Erik New Jersey 3, Boston 2, O T TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — State and defense National League reaulta 1:20 p.m. — Angels at Yankees, Chs. 22,30, WPOP Ther sdev. May S 217-582, John Waitt 247-221-440, Dave Atlanta 9 38 B 24— 97 Busher, Todd Miller and Rick Demani ^ ------Howev 213218-418, Rich G arner 213592, New York at Son Francisco, (n) 3 p.m. — Mariners at Red Sox, NESN, W’TIC each hod two hits for Cox while Mark St. w m m T w i i v m attorneys were granted a mistrial Friday to buy B < ^ 25 20 38 23— 188 Edmonton & Detroit 3 Mike Vassallo 224, Mike Flellsteod 214, more time in a bid to settle the case against Norby 3Polnt goals— Rivers, Bird 2. Fouled 3 p.m. — Golf: PGA Byron Nelson Classic, Chs. Jeon, Doug Green, Dave Hovev and ^C efane* * * A Tom Provencal 554, Fred Kozlckl out— Willis. Rebounds— Atlanta 45 (Rollins Saturday's (Somes PIratea 6, Rada S Steve Eafano hod a like number for MOV 9 8,40 WcSes Cenfereiice 203573, Joe Poggloll 213578, Leon Walters, a New York sports agent charged with 9), Boston 49 (Parish 14). Assists— Chicago at Houston, 1:20 p.m. Thrifty's. Bilodeau 203203203407, Andy Michaud Atlanta 19 (Rivers 4), Boston 30 (Johnson9). New York at Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Standings; Blue Ox 34), Th rifty 2-1, Boston 4 New Jersey 1 three misdemeanors for dealing with two Univer­ CINCINNATI FITTSaURGH 3 p.m. — Bowling: WIBC Queen’s Tournament, Seterdev, Mey 7 203213405, Ed Bochl 223, William Total fouls— Atlanta 22, Boston 20. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Edwards-347 2-1, Cox 2-1, North United Calhoun 223, Gary Rawson 223203594, sity of Alabama basketball stars. Atlanta at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m. abrhbl obrhM ESPN Cewigben Cenfwence Technicals— Atlanta Illegal defense X Larkin ss 5 1 1 0 Bonds If Methodist 1-2, Purdy Corp. 1-2, Rogers John Giacomo 203547, Jeff Jones Boston Illegal defense. A— 14,890. Phllodelphia at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m. 5 3 3 1 3:30 p.m. — Nuggets at Mavericks, Channel 3 Corp. 1-2, Food for Thought 0-3. Detroit 5, Edmonton 2 At the request of both sides. Circuit Judge John M. Sabo 3b 4 0 0 0 Und 2b 3 1 1 0 jw id gy, MOV I 201- 203584, Mac Segor 213558, Dick AAontreol at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. 4 p.m. — Mets at Giants, Chs. 22, 30 Moonan 203552, Al Scheuy 222-213581, Karrh declared the mistrial and dismissed the jury f w whiy*t OomM RMrphyp 0 0 0 0 VonSlykcf 4 02 1 Ufeles Cenfsrsnce Daniels If 4 10 0 Bonilla 3b 2 0 0 1 New Jersey 3, Boston 1 Ron Lemek 213210-M, Mike VIgnone that had been chosen to try Walters on criminal anclnnotl at Rttsburgh, 1:35 p.m. 4:30 p.m. — Golf: PGA Seniors-United Hospitals ** *•----M 201-217-599, Dan Humlston 213554, Atlanta at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. EOovIs cf 3 2 2 3 RRevMs rf 4 0 2 0 Paginl mmsy w counts of commercial bribery, violation of decep­ ONelll rf 3 111 Mllllgn 1b 4 0 0 0 Classic, ESPN Oompben Cenfwence Barry PInnev 213552. Chicago at Houston, 2:35 p.m. tive trade law and tampering with a sports events. Phllodelphia at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. RRonckrf lOOOLVIlrec 4 0 10 7:30 p.m. — Devils at Bruins, ESPN, NESN Nosslff Sports whipped Strono Real Edmonton A, Detroit 3, O T BDIaz c 4 0 10 Bernard ss 4 12 0 Estte, 11-4, ot Pooanl Field. Mike Tbesdev, May N For days, the attorneys have been negotiating a Montreal at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Tea-Tolalara . New York ot Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Collins 1b 3 0 () 1 Drobek p 2 0 10 SUNDAY Robinson, Tim W IeniM i, Al Menoslon, settlement that would satisfy the university, which Tredwy 2b 3 0 10 Bream ^ 1112 1 p.m. — Mariners at Rra Sox, Chs. 22, 30, 38, Ai Coshmon ond TIniMeCorthy each Boston 7, New Jersey 1 Charlotte Couch 457, Brenda Grun- RRobnsnp 2000 Kipperp 0 0 0 0 had two hits for NossIfTs: M ott Mlruckl Iw p 203535, Terry Kotsch 454, Jessie had to forfeit $250,000 in NCAA tournament playoff G o lf L(tarclph 10 10 JRobnsnp 100 0 wnc had two of Strano's six safeties. Campbell Conference Wl Hams 213521, Petle Buccino 173474, revenues because of Walters’ dealings with Derrick Rllo p 0 0 0 0 Standings; Mudville Nine 34), Strono Edmonton 4, Detroit 4, Edmonton wins Amarican League reaulla 1 p.m. — Celtics at Hawks. Channel 3, WKHT ri4l«h G p ffn ^ 177-454, Peg Lawrence McKey, Southeastern Conference playerof the year Cnepen 3b 10 0 0 1 p.m. — Golf: PGA Seniors United Hospitals Real E s t A M , Nosslft's M , B.A. Club series 4-1 12- Goll Hnrtzog 183484, Lori Morel Totals 14 5 7 5 Totals 14 4115 2-1, Allstate Business Machines 2-1, Thursday, May 12 458, Martle Barilla 173479, Laura in 1986-87. None ouf when winning run scored. Classic, ESPN Aide's Pizza 1-2, Keith Realty 0-3, Wales Conference JJohager 223531, Chris Zimmerman Tallwood TIgera 7. Twina 0 Zembrowskl's 0-3. 1:30 p.m. — Angels at Yankees, Chs. 11,26, WPOP New Jersey 4, Boston X series tied 33 ^ 5 0 1 , BobbI Amendolea 173497, LIndo WOMEN'S CLUB — Guest Day — 18 Clndimalt 884 818 888-5 Saturday, May 14 Levesoue 442, Bertha Toutain 183480, holers- Gross- Morv Murrov-Julle Fttfsbursh 181 811 881-4 1:30 p.m.— Motorsports: Grand Prlx of Monaco, Woles Conference MINNESOTA DETROIT Game Winning RBI — None. gosfJl*' Pe'chle 445, Barbara Shedrick Fournier 77, Morclo Robblns-Enid obrhbl New Jersey at Boston, 7:30 p.m. 5J1-<79, Te rry Priskwaldo 481, Pat Graf advances to semifinals abrhM E— Lind, Belllord, Bonds, Collins 2, Chs.8, 40 Dusty Perra 78, Teddy Welr-Pat Hoogervorst Gloddenlf 4 0 0 0 Pettis cf 4 10 0 Thibodeau 473, Lori Thibodeau 454, Lee 78, Net- Rita Beebe-Lou Mae Destefono EDavIs. DP— Cincinnati 2, Pittsburgh 1. 2 p.m. — Pittsfield at New Britain, WCNX Herr 2> 4 0 2 0 Whitakr 2b 4 110 LOB— anclnnotl 6, Pittsburgh 8. 2B— Nutmeg Mechanical Services got by Been 183508, Carol Lewie 173173498, BERLIN — Top-seeded Steffi Graf defeated 53, Joan DeGlacomo-Normo McCabe Puckett ct 4 0 2 0 Salazar If 4 3 4 1 (1150-AM) Ward Manufacturing, 12-9, at Keeney Nancy Anselmo 183177-519, Fren MIs- 55, Joyce McDermott-MarcIa Froh 58, EOavIs, Bonds. HR— Bonds (9), EDavIs Nicole Provis of Australia 6-0,6-2 Friday to advance Hrbek 1b 4 0 10 TrammI ss 3 12 3 (5), Bream (3). SB— Larkin 2 (14). S— 3:30 p.m. — Lakers at Jazx; or Piston at Bulls, Reid. Poul Carpenter and Scott Llnsen-t Donna ^Pege 222-193574, Dlone Wlllls-Carol Smith 58, Agnes Gaettl3b 3 0 0 0 Herndn dh Rilth Molloy 473, 6etty Bailey 459, to the semifinal of the $300,000 Berlin tennis 3 0 10 Und. SF— Collins, Bonilla. blgler each ripped four hits and Dan Transactions Chldester-Charlotte Neal 58, Callaway- Bush rf 4 0 10 DEvnsph 10 0 0 Channel 3 Wright three for Nutmeg. Dave Yellen Eleanor Wilson 173458, Shirley El- Ronnle Lynch-Pam Palmer 73, Harriet IF N R E R BB tournament. Larkin dh 3 0 0 0 Lemon rf 4 00 0 ClnclMiall 3:30 p.m. — Golf: PGA Byron Nelson Classic, Chs. and Steve Melo stroked three and two 173183522, Pot Jarusinsky 199- Graf had no trouble downing Provis in a match Parks-Prscella Snow 75; 9 holers- (tagne ss 3 0 0 0 Knight 1b 3 111 blows, respectively, for Ward's. 1W SM- Sue Smith 173513, Barbara Gross- Lillian lamonoc-Marlee Dvorak Moses ph RRoWnson 5 9 3 3 2 8 40 1 0 0 0 B e tw n 1b 0 0 0 0 Rllo 3 3 2 2 0 Standings: Hockanum Blackhawks BASEBALL Seifert 213550, Barbara Elchler 183173 that lasted only 39 minutes. 45, Net- Linda MacLeod-Allce Laughlln Nieto c 4 0 10 Brokns3b 3 00 0 4 p.m. — Mets at Giants, SportsChannel, WKHT 3-0, Nutmeg Mechanical 2-0, Center American Leopue 503, Barbara Arsenault 451, Linda 29, Alice Young-Evelvn Kruk 31, RMurphy UO-O 0 1 1 0 0 In other matches, West Germany’s Sylvia Hanika Heothc 3 000 FIttsburah 5 p.m. — Motorsports: Indianapolis ’Time Trials, Congo 2-1, Mainville Electric 2-1, Hart­ BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Sent Mark 9 J 444, Pom Stratton 482, Anne Calloway- Agnes Tublak-Mary Burns Totals 3487 8 Totals B79S ford County Sheriff's Assoc. 1-2, Ward's Thurmond, pitcher, to Rochester of the Minis 192-483, Harriet HasleH 193458, advanced with a 6-4, 3-6, 6-1 win over Radka 34. Drobek 6 6 5 3 .3 ESPN 1-2, Sterling Upholstery 0-2, Eost Ca­ International League. Activated Jim Corolvn Wilson 173482, Lynne Wells Zrubakova of Czechoslovakia and Czechoslovakia’s LOW GROSS, LOW NET — Gross- Kipper 1 0 0 0 0 tholic Athletic Club 0-3. Dwyer, outfielder, from the ISdov 213212-594, Dot Hills 187-505. Eleonor Aufman 55, Net- Elaine Gilbert J R 0 b 1 n s 0 n W , 9 p.m. — Tennis: Italian Open, (taped), USA Helena Sukova defeated Mary Joe Fernandez of the IMrett 188 288 8SX-7 1 2 1 0 0 0 1 40, Cal loway- Donna Comm ver 48, Carol Game Winning RBI — Salazar (1). Legoult 77. RMurphy pitched to 2 batters In the United States 7-6, 6-0. E— Gagne, Nieto. DP— Minnesota 1. 9th. McHale leads Celtics to 2-0 lead over Hawks Kind words spoken at farewell Kelly dinner \ and 75-71 after three quarters. Wilkins’ field goal preceded a free throw by Bv Howard Ulmon Johnson and a basket by McHale, making it 85-75. They honored departing East Catholic High The Associated Press Led by Dennis Johnson, Boston took control in the Christian model for others. His idea of vulgarity? fourth quarter, starting with a 10-4 run that made Johnson had 10 of his 23 points in the fourth football coach Jude Kelly with a testimonial dinner “ Jeepers, creepers! ’’ That exclamation shocked the score 85-75 with eight minutes left. The Celtics quarter. Larry Bird had 16 points and Robert Parish ’Thursday night at the Marco Polo, with a BOSTON — The Boston Celtics outscored Atlanta the players the first time they heard it. Then there ied by eight to 18 points the rest of the way and beat 15 for the Celtics. For Atlanta, Glenn Rivers added near-capacity crowd of 150. Several former players 25-9 In the first quarter, but needed a strong final was the time when Kelly smashed a clipboard, in a the Hawks for the 13th consecutive time in Boston. 16. spoke eloquently about the man who helped mold period and Kevin McHale’s 32 points to beat the Thonghto game against hated arch-rival South Catholic at Atlanta never led in its 110-101 first-game loss, but them into adulthood. And the Rev. William Dillon Stadium. ’That was Kelly^ passion for Hawks 108-97 and take a 2-0 lead in their NBA piayoff Johnson began the quarter with a jumper from the Charbonneau, the school’s president, quipped, ApUNty series Friday night. got the first five points Friday night, all by Rivers, winning. He was cool, calm, collected along the foul line and Dominique Wiikins, who led Atlanta after missing its first five shots^ "Usually you have to come back for your wake to The next two gannes of the best-of-seven Eastern Len Auster sideline during games. He had done his teaching at with 22 points, hit two free throws. A foul shot by Boston missed its first seven attempts, but led 10-7 hear nice things about you. But that’s what we did Conference semifinal are scheduled for Atlanta Mark Acres and a basket by Johnson got the lead to Sports Editor practice. What was expected, and demanded, was before Atlanta’s Scott Hastings made a layup with here tonight." execution. Sunday afternoon and Monday night. 80-73. Artis Gilmore then blocked Wilkins’ shot and 6; 08 left in the first period. ’They were the Hawks’ There were many kind words, all from the heart, What do we remember about Jude Kelly? It is The Celtics squandered their Oarly lead as Atlanta Johnson retrieved the bail and fired a halfcourt pass last points of the quarter as they missed their final about Kelly, who announced his resignation in the calm way he went about his business. He would closed the deficit to 26-18, then to 45-39 at halftime to McHale for a layup. 10 shots and their first two of the second quarter. February to take a teaching and coaching position never, never bad-mouth a player or an opponent. at Southington High School. such woridly lessons as unity, pride, discipline, All were treated with respect. He would go to the The first speaker, Dan Bennett, a member of the leadership. Maybe that’s corny to some, but not to hilt for any of his boys. Many times he would say, Greenwell, Horn power Bosox past Mariners ’82 club, said it best. He recalled a Walter Camp Kelly. He also taught that you can’t run away from “ Whatever you need, just ask." And it was a Dinner he attended, when the speaker was your troubles; you have to confront them head-on pleasure for reporters to deal with him. Graihbling Coach Eddie Robinson, who holds the and work until there’s a resolution. Jude Kelly will be missed in Manchester. record'for most victories on the colle^ate level. Buddy Zachery, who took time away from Robinson said victories can tell you if a coach is a studying for a final at Yale University to attend □ on AL Romidap good one. "What makes a great coach is that he ’Thursday night’s dinner, said Kelly taught him There were several notables at ’Thursday night’s produces good young men," Robinson was quoted humility. " I had started everjndiere I had been and BOS’TON (AP) — Mike. Greenwell drove in four by Bennett. testimonial for Jude Kelly, including Xavier High I was No. 1 on the depth chart." That was until his football coach Tony Jaskot, South Catholic Coach runs with a pair of homers, Sam Horn hit a three-run Bennett said that’s what sets Jude Kelly apart first game as a sofdiomore when he waited his turn. Len Corto, ’Trinity College basketball coach Stan shot and Rick Cerone added a solo shot as the Boston from the everyday coach. He produces good men " (Kelly) said there were others who had paid their Red Sox won a nine-homer 14-8 slugfest from the Ogrodnik (former East Catholic hoop coach and first, and good football was Just part of the teaching dues and deserved a chance to play." Pajdng your Seattle Mariners on Friday night. guidance councelor) and Frank Kinel, present process. The public sees the wins and losses. ’They dues: That was one of the many qualities ta u ^ t by Four-time American League batting champion Manchester High basketball coach who formerly don’t see, at first, the kind of people a coach sends Kelly to the young men under his control at East Wade Boggs broke an 6-for-lO drought with four taught and coached at East. At the head table was out into the world. It’s clear now. Kelly is a fine Catholic. coAsecutive singles, his first four-hit game of the the Rev. Robert Saunders, who hired Kelly when he coach, but foremost he is an educator. He taught season, for the Red Sox. who had hit only 12 homers Kelly was described as "wholesome,” a good was the principal at East. in their first 30 games. Cerone and Dwight Evans had three hits each and Greenwell, Marty Barrett and Brady Anderson two apiece in the 18-hit attack against three Seattle Cheney and Coventry pitchers. Every Boston starter scored at least one run and each had at least one hit except Jody Reed, I. who walked twice. ’The Red Sox scored two runs in the second inning baseball post victories on Greenwell’s third homer of the season and Cernone’s second off Mike Campbell, 2-5. Boston It was a see-saw affair until made it 6-0 in the third on an RBI single by Evans sophomore Tom Murphy put an end to and a three-run homer by Greenwell. it. H.S. Roundap White Sox 4, Jays 1 Murphy, in only his fifth varsity at-bat, slugged a dramatic two-run end Mike Main. CHICAGO (AP) — Unbeaten rookie Melido Perez homer in the bottom of the seventh WP-Allen (M ),LP- Bit. pitched a three-hitter for the first complete game of inning to lift Cheney Tech past Rocky Coventry on a tear his career and Harold Baines broke an O-for-8 Hill, 9-8, Friday afternoon in Charter drought with a two-run homer and a single as the Oak Conference baseball action at the STORRS — After a big 12-1 win over Chicago White Sox defeated the Toronto Blue Jays Beavers’ diamond. RHAM High on Thui^ay, red-hot 4-1 Friday nighj. Coventry High rolled over non­ AP photo ’The victory squares the Beavers’ overall mark at 7-7 with six games left conference foe E.O. Smith by the Angels 5, Yankees 4 G O O D JO B — Boston’s Mike Green­ three-run homer against Seattle Friday to the season. " I f he doesn’t hit it same margin Friday afternoon for its seventh consecutive victory. NEW YORK (AP) — Brian Downing hit a two-out, well, right, is welcomed after his night at Fenway Park. we’re 6-8 and looking to come back. “ I figured we might have a letdown J a f> two-run homer in the ninth inning Friday night that Now we’re back in the hunt (for the - > mse after yesterday’s game but after the rallied the California Angels over the New York state tournament) with an even Tigers 7, Twins 0 first inning, when we gave (E.O. Yankees 5-4. Lynn hit consecutive two-out home runs in the number of games ieft," Tech Coach Smith) a run, we played well,” After reliever Cecilio Guante, 2-2, retired the first DETROIT (AP) — Luis Salazar, Alan ’Trammell fourth inning and the Baltimore Orioles handed Bill Baccaro said. ■' V - T »>>-''■ Coventry Coach Bob Plaster said. two batters in the ninth, he hit pinch hitter George and Ray Knight homered in support of Doyle Oakland ace Dave Stewart his first loss after eight Rocky Hill, 2-13 overall, had taken Coventry moves to 12-2 overall with Hendrick with a pitch. Downing followed by hooking Alexander’s seven-hit pitching as the Detroit Tigers consecutive victories by defeating the Athletics 4-l' the lead with a run in the sixth inning. the win while the Panthers dip to 3-10. a drive just inside the left-field foul pole at the beat Minnesota 7-0 Friday night, dropping the Friday night. But freshman Tony Evans, who was Coventry has a rematch with RHAM 318-foot mark and just above the outstretched glove Twins’ road record to 3-11. 3-for-4 with two singles and a triple, Twgnvera rniiUpWNncneeief rserwo Alexander, 3-2, struck out six, walked one and led off with a safety and Murphy on Monday at the Patriots’ diamond at of Rickey Henderson. 3:30 p.m. SAFE A T HOME — East Catholic's Rob Stanford rolls across Downing threw his bat down in disgust when he hit worked out of a bases-loaded jam in the seventh. Rangers 2, Royals 1 deposited a shot over the left field Coventry rapped 11 hits with Dave home plate with the Eagles' second run in the second inning of the ball but then watched in delight as it became the Salazar, who was 4-for-4, hit his fourth home run fence to win it for Cheney. “ That has ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Rookie left-hander Poulin, D. J. Figiela, Steve Talaga and game-winner. It was his second home run of the of the season in the first inning, a two-out solo shot to be the thrill of (Murphy’s) life," Friday's game against Manchester. The Eagles won, 7-0. Ray Hayward allowed six hits in 7 1-3 innings and Chris McCarthy each stroking two season and first ever at Yankee Stadium. over the. 400-foot sign in center field off Allan Baccaro said. “ I ’m sure he’ll never Oddibe McDowell keyed a two-run second inning hits. Robb Berkowitzchipped in with a ter High girls’ tennis team saw its Willie Fraser, 3-3, got the victory with two innings Anderson. 1-2. forget it.” Murphy, promoted to the Manchester, 8-3, resumes CCtTEast with an RBI triple as the Texas Rangers stretched two-run triple. “ We’ve been hitting record slide to 6-3 with a 6-1 setback at of scoreless relief and DeWayne Buice pitched a Orioles 4, Athletics 1 varsity when Don Sauer was injured, play Monday at home against Fermi their winning streak to seven games be defeating well and been heads-up on the bases. I the hands of host Glastonbury High in High. perfect ninth inning for his third save. BALTIMORE (AP) — Eddie Murray and Fred the Kansas City Royals 2-1 Friday night is now 2-for-5 in limited action. Cbeney mustered 13 hits against have no complaints for now,” Piaster interconference action Friday Reevlft: John Melesko (M ) def. Tom said. afternoon. Rodden 44, 44; Randy, Rltlnger (G) def. Terrier losing hurler Mike Bif. Glenn Gregg Horowitz 44, 44, 44; Matty Yeto- Parent was 2-for-4, Jim Krone added Coventry took the lead for good with Manchester’s next match is Mon­ cheftky (G) def. Joy Snyder 40,40; Charles a three-run second inning. Freshman day at Fermi High in Enfield. Boston (G) def. Yoon Johnson 42,41; Jason Red-hot Barry Bonds carries Pirates over the Reds two hits including a two-run triple and Morris-Phll Ferrari (G) def. Matt Clough- Rich Assid was 2-for-2 with two walks, Roger Flavell plated what proved to RMiiltt; Pam Plarkawtkl (G) def. Cobble Jlm Melesko 4-3, 42; Dave Korper-Steve PITTSBURGH (AP) - Barry field as Bonds raced toward third. The years, and Glenn Davis drove in four be the game-winner with an RBI Bray 4-0, 4-0; Jen Clay (G) def. Danielle Pepper (G) def. Bill Kennord-Crolg Smith his career. three stolen bases and two runs Smith 4-3, 4-2; Becky Asikalnen (G) def. 14, 43, 44; Tree Mehlend-Sam Eosterson Bonds opened his second straight ball then eluded center fielder Eric runs, two with a homer in Houston’s scored. Assid, the leadoff batter, set a singie. Marian Plummer 40,41; Meredith Blodoet (G) def. Alex Eltel-Jon Borgldo 40,41. game with a homer, then scored from Davis, allowing Bonds to score four-run eighth inning, leading the Cardinals 7, Braves 5 school single-season record for walks, Matt Harrington, 4-0, spun a six- (M ) def. Marla Benavinet 41, 41; Sondl standing up. hitter in going the distance. He walked Everard-JadI Lochawltz (G) def. Kristin Cheney nettera blanked first base on two Cincinnati errors and Astros to an 8-2 victory over the ST. LOUIS (AP) — Terry Pendleton now totaling 22. Afhacher-Andrea Goodman 42, 44; Jenn one and struck out seven. Trlpp-Cotrlona MacDonald (G) def. Nicole Jose Lind’s sacrifice bunt in the ninth Jeff Robinson, 3-1, pitched two Chicago Cubs Friday night. had three hits and drove in two runs, Jeff Allen, fourth Cheney pitcher, Visiting East Hampton High as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the scoreless innings for the victory as the Coventry 130 410 3-12-11-1 Mellow-Erin Hickey 42, 43, 42; Colleen blanked Oieney Tech, 5-0, in Charter Ryan, 3-2, broke a three-game and Jose DeLeon struck out 10 batters picked up the win. “ The kids hung E.O. Smith 100 000 0—1-6-4 Sulllvan-NIkkI Grlgorlon (G) def. Sue Reds 6-5 Friday night. Pirates rallied from a 5-2 deficit and losing streak with his first complete in 8 2-3 innings as the St. Louis tough,” Baccaro said. Harrington and Figlela; Brian Dempsey, Guerette-Kathy Medewtkl 42,44,7-5. Oak Conference tennis action Friday Bonds singled for his third hit of the Aaron Rychllng ($) and Mike Olzintki. improve the major league’s best game since April 25, 1986 against Cardinals rolled to a 7-5 victory over Cheney’s next game is Tuesday on afternoon. ’The Techmen are now game to greet Rob Murphy, 0-3, the home record to 14-3. WP- Harrington (44), LP- Dempsey. MHS boys topped Cincinnati. Ryan walked two and the Atlanta Braves Friday night. the road at 3:30 p.m. s(t Portland High 00-1. Reds’ third pitcher. Astros 8, Cubs 2 School. Resolfs: MIcek (EH) def. ScoN Megauler struck out 11, moving past teammate DeLeon, 3-3, allowed seven hits, Tennis Manchester High boys’ tennis team 4 ^ 41; Carlson (EH) def. Nick WeHel 41, First baseman Dave Collins fielded HOUSTON (AP) - Nolan Ryan Mike Scott for the National League retiring the first nine men he faced in Reeky Hill m m 0—S-W2 fell, 6-1, to visiting Glastonbury High 40; Johnson (EH) def. Tim Loubodier 41, Cheney Tech 103 120 2-0^13-2 Lind’s bunt to the left of the pitchers’ pitched a seven-hitter for his first strikeout lead with 66. Ryan has MHS girls beaten in interconference play Friday at the 4-1; Bobbl-Mohr (EH) def. Brandon Merrlck- becoming the first Cardinals pitcher ■If and Bill Hart; Olenn Parent, Pot Henry List 44,41; Strlcklond-Hlsglns (EH) mound and threw wildly into center complete game in more than two struck oiit 10 or more in 176 times in to win three games. Mooulre (4), Jim Krone (S), Jeff Allen (7) GLASTONBURY - ’The Manches- Memorial Field courts. def. Terry Phnilp4)aye Wills 4& 41. <.,l Monde iHaurhriitrr lirrali'i Celtics trim Hawks Nu to lead series 2-0 asl SPORTS — see page 46 wa Mancl seeking but ha\ after tl ■ them a Dalelj nurse . Manche the 14 s EC’S GREENE BESTS MRS with te: salary f Bv Jim TIernev $24,000, Manchester Herald signed For East Catholic baseball coach Jim Penders dressed and junior right-hander Kevin Greene, the Eagles’ "intere! 7-0 shutout victory over crosstown rival Manchester nurses High at Moriarty Field was a welcome sign as the $7,421 le scholastic season winds toward tournament time. The a Greene tossed a superb five-hitter and went the becausf distance for East. He struck out 10 Indian batters April 2( and walked only one. Manchester senior Joe The uni Leonard suffered the loss. He gave up six runs state I (three earned) on six hits in three innings, walked Arbitra two and struck out one. settled East is now 10-3 overall and will be in Uncasville A sef this morning at 11 to take on St. Bernard’s in a key and the All Connecticut Conference matchup. Manchester schedul slips to 7-6 and is at Rockville in CCC East action Assis today at 2 p.m. son E. 1 "It was a nice relaxing win going into tomorrow.’’ school Penders said, concerning today’s St. Bernard’s one. game. "The biggest plus was that Kevin pitched Th er very well. We really need that at this time of the I and year.” three-y Greene, who had a fine 9-1 record last year, has The been slowed this year due to a bout with bronchitis. nurses “ Greene pitched a good game. He pitched smart “ In baseball,” Manchester Coach Don Race said. "W e willing were dead.” mum h ’The Eagles took a 6-0 lead after three innings with work East scoring two in the first, one in the second and adequa three in the third. Manchester aided East’s cause worklo with an error in each of the initial three frames. If til Seniors Dave Price led off the Eagle first with a settle walk and swiped second. He moved to third on a will g( single by senior Rob Stanford and scored on a Relatlr sacrifice fly by junior Paul Dumais. Stanford scored when senior Doug Rizzuto’s grounder got past sophomore second baseman Ryan Barry. Leading 3-0, the Eagles added three more runs in Cc the third. Rizzuto walked and senior Pat Merritt singled off the glove of Joe Leonard. Sophomore Jimmy Penders singled to score Rizzuto after an to overthrow by Indian senior right fielder Eric Rasmus. Juniors Joe Gorman and Marc Mangiafico on knocked in the last two runs of the inning with a sacrifice fly and a single. Bv Am Manchester’s best scoring chance came in the Manet second after a leadoff double to center by senior Frank Savino. After two outs, sophomore Aris Mam Leonard, who was a perfect 3-for-3, singled to right upthei but Price gunned down Savino at the plate. the alle Sophomore Matt Helin relieved Joe Leonard at to have the start of the fourth and pitched three effective ago. Ci innings, giving up one run on two hits. He walked " I ’ll two and struck out two. involvi Stanford and sophomore Martin Fiori had two hits tion wl each for East. mg ar ■AST CATHOLIC (7) — Price rt 2-1-0-0, Stanford s$ 4-1-2-1, headsi Dumais dh 3-0-0-0, Greene p 0-00-0, Rizzuto 1b 4-100, divisio Robinson 1b 00-00, Merritt 3b 3-1-1-0, Penders c M-10, Gorm an If 1-1-01, Begley ph 1-0-00, M angiafico p 3-0-1-1, Broc R o rl 2b 3-1-20. Totals 26-7-7-4. whethi MANCHISTKR (0) — Matevo ss 30-00, B u rg ph 1-0-00, A. Leonord cf 3-03-0, Laurinitls If 3-000, D IY e to 1b 3-010, tion or Rasmus rf 2-000, Joyner ph 1-000, J. Leonard p 1-000, Poli( Reginald Plnto/Manohaatar Herald KItsock ph 1-000, Helln pOOOO, Schackner 3b3-010, Savino c 3-01-0, Taylor pr OOOO, B a rry 2b 2-000, Covlll ph 1-000. diggin RETURNS TO FORM — East Catholic's five-hitter against crosstown Manches­ Totals 27-05-0. 24, 198 East Catholic 213 OOlx— 7-70 of thi Kevin Qreene, who has been slowed by ter High In leading the Eagles to a 7-0 Manchester OOO 000 0 - 0 5 - 4 Greene pnd Penders. J. Leonard, Helln (4) and Savino. receiv the effects of bronchitis, tossed a victory Friday at Morlarty Field. W P-Greene (2-1). LP-J. Leonard. claime victim called nothin anima Last the cc tion w police people know! said I not ir had pi A se