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Saturday, Juna 20,1087 30 Cants STARK SHAKEUP BEGINS Courts-martial probable for three officers

WASHINGTON (AP) - The skipper of the U8S Stark and two of his top officers were reiieved from duty Friday, and Pentagon sources said an investigative report had recommended courts-martial for all three. The action came following the submission of the report to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the chief of naval operations. The Pentagon, in announcing that the three officers had been re­ lieved, refused to confirm Friday that the military inquiry had recommended courts-martial. But Defense Department sour­ ces, speaking on condition of anonymity, said the investigative report assessing the May 17 attack on the ship had recommended courts-martial for all three officers. The order affects Capt. Glenn R. Brlndel, the Stark’s commanding officer; Lt. Cmdr. Raymond J. Gajan, the executive officer, or second-in-command, and Lt. Basil E. Moncrief Jr., the tactical action officer. The tactical action officer is responsible for directing the use of the ship's weaponry. In its statement, the Pentagon said the general in charge of the U.S. Central Command "has re­ quested that these officers be detached (from duty) based on his lack of confidence in their performance." AP photo "Acting on this request, Adm. DEAR DEER ERIEND — It may look as though Jaane Traugar has Carlisle A.H. Trost, the chief of struck up an unusual relationship with a pamperad buck, but actually naval operations, directed that these officers be relieved of their she’s transporting this mounted head In an antique baby buggy to her duties on board USS Stark." store In New London, WIs., where the deer and buggy will be part of a Navy sources later explained the shop display. Tam to page I More fireworks arrests likely

-MAGAZINE PULLOUT SECTION ‘It’s going to a higher scale’ ... page 3

Need money? Herald columnist gives it away on Thursdayl VietnameM refugee uses paeta Courts-martial likely and pluck to earn Navy winga for officers of Stark

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Having discovarad only brokan pottary, base. At the nearby Pensacola Naval Two Exocet missiles struck the Sigmund fhaorizad tha anclant cuHura had ship, one of which detonated. , clumay waHara.... Air Station, Vo’s thigh length, \ measured from buttocks to knee, / Thirty-seven sailors died in the was deemed threortenths of an inch attack and another 21 were IMured. too short to gualify for pilot The Pentagon has previous^ said ConiMcticiit Wcatlicr training. the attack occurred without the Vo, who stands at S-foot-S, began Stark taking any defensive action. CAPT. GLEMN BRINDELL a pasta-rich diet and a special The Navy said Friday that Cmdr. . . . rsllsvsd from duty exercise program to build op his JohnB. Noll, who had been selected CaiHral, aaatar* hHarlar, aaMinraaMni tatartar: .4.: well before the attack to relieve Saturday and Saturday nt^M. partly claudy, MSh posterior to reach the gl.B-inch minimum upper leg measurement Brlndel as the Stark’s skipper in a . been ordered temporarily to report Saturday M to M. Low Saturday night Si to M. light routine change of command, was varlahia wind. Sunday, bacoming moatly cloudy with a needed to ensure that he could to the staff of the commander. reach an aircraft’s rudder pedals now "en route" to Bahrain to Naval Surface Force, Atlantic 3d pareant chanca of rain, high 7S to M relieve Brtndel. Fleet, In Norfolk, Va. WaitaaaaMl.aaataaaftaf: 1 Saturday,~ ‘ oartly aunny, and 6t properly in an slectfon seat. high ~7i to » , Ugkt north wind bacoming aouthaaat "1 was paenng in die carboliw- The Stark is currently tied op in Gajan and Moncrief have been around 1# mph during tha aftamoon. Saturday night. drates," Vu idled before the Manama, Bahrain, where it is ordered temporarily to the staff of becoming c l o ^ , n 3B percent chance of rain around winidflg ceremony, "to add more undergoing temporary repairs be­ the commander. Cruiser-Destroyer upM ifigr/ MCI ufora n o pwe iiw fore sailing for home. Group 12 In Mayport, Fla., the daylMak, low around M. Sunday, cloudy with a M The Pentagon said Brlndel had Stark’s home port. percent chance of rain, high 73 to 7S. proDwim am i INI mv, AObfibte ft worked. Vu was transferred •Narthweft SMIgt .Saturday and Saturday ni|M, fifftl0fi Htfrt0 Olfih Vti Mm «s Mg mothtf, Mlnh 7 r » n g Do, HaraMgtwtoeytoaiiw partly doudy, high Saturday around M. Low Saturday from aviation maintenance officer night M to M, light anda n a variableymnmmr wind.w ina. Sunday,m m avx. school to basic flight trainfM I iftgr r«o«lvlfi0 hit plloft whtgt dtirlfio onttmofHtt tt Cov«n(ry Pollc* LL Ronald Doughty holds up soma of ths flroworks becoming cloudy with a■ ad< pareant chanca of rain, high about SI fflilosinortheasipf northeasM r1 'enaac- a WhHing Pl§ld 4 2’lt, Vu, i V M fiim tM rvhitfM, had al HMM i.a Hut before be completed helicop­ ments" were sought only after the In the meantime, the two brothers when their plane crashed outside in the case said Friday. that there are no major Injuries," Doughty United States was publicly commit­ together on the back ot an AlMlftM* n p i n l f w i ia.ig managed to escape Vietnam and Vu Columbia, S.C. ter training he was grounded for said. envelope." ia.iv A a n i n f rHIxeng ie "It’s going to a higher scale," said the ted to protecting the 11 tankers in was accepted at the Aviation 'That tragedy had him question­ another month with a fractured officer, who wished to remain anonymous. He Doughty said the fireworks seized in the volatile waterway, said Rep. The statements by Cohen and niMaUlaH A9UO A a i n r l * 4e-§6 Officer Candidate School in cheek from a base soccer game. r . n m I M M.M ( 7 f l / W o r M a.11 ing his career choice, Vu admitted, said the U.S. Treasury Department’s Bureau Wednesday’s bust are made In China and are Les Aspln, D-Wis., chairman of the Aspln were the latest criticism Pensacola. but he eventually graduated from "It’s been smooth sailing ever of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms had been of low quality, making them even riskier to House Armed Services Committee, from Congress of Reagan’s plan to Connecticut r-§ Weekend Plus Magazine Although he licked the sire Entertainment 37 Pullout 21-3e the primary phase of training in since," Vu said with a smile. notified about the Investigation. use. ‘"There’s Just no quality control, no and Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine, put American captains and flags Wednesday, David Green, 21, of 199 Mark safety,” he said. vice chairman of the Senate Intelli­ aboard the Kuwaiti ships to use U.S. Orl'/e, was arrested after an undercover Doughty said that police consider a number gence Committee. Navy ships to convoy the tankers Rice scores a hit officer bought some fireworks from him at his of factors In deciding whether to make an Speaking separately, the pair through the gulf. Country club has home. He was charged with Illegal sale of arrest If someone Is found in possession of offered similar Judgments after The congressional worries were !llanrl|pstrr llrralh fireworks and Illegal possession of fireworks. fireworks. The fireworks may simply be their committees met behind closed heightened by an Iraqi plane’s on ABC’s ’20-20’ Lt. Ronald Doughty said that Green, who confiscated if a young person Is Involved. doors with officials of the CIA and missile attack May 17 on the Navy U8PS 327-600 VOL. CVI, No. 223 copa on groan ' has lived in town for several vears, may be the "Each case Is decided on Its own merit,” he Defense and State departments. frigate Stark that killed 37 sailors. Ptnny M. Slafiart. Publlihar NEW YORK (AP) — Aspiring actress Donna Rice, head of a fireworks-selling ring. Doughty said said. "The problem right now is that Iraq and the United States both the the bust Is the "biggest arrest In quite a the policy decision has been made have termed the attack a mistake. OotiglM A ItvIfM atiawen cetiwi who had only a bit part on "Mlaffll Vice." boosted High school graduates hoping to held their tiiaeuilva CdHof Cempoilna Manaaw ABC’s "ao-fO" to its highest rating of the season, celebrations on the fairways of the Manchester OwilM A NetwfM MoMU H...... Hubbtrd«fd according to overnight ratings compiled Friday. Country Club better think twice, says Steven AdvartUIno DIrmdor PrMtroem Minagw The ABC newsmagatine show got a fO.7 rating and a Marti r AbraHM Jaanna 0' Promarth Everett. Jesse Jackson says Angola will free U.S. pilot Buatnaat Managar Cireulatkm Managar as share Thursday night. The show usually averages a Everett, vice president of Elite Protective U.l rating. Publiahad dally axcapt Sunday and eartain holiday* by ih* Service of Manchester, said his firm has been WASHINGTON (AP) - The Rev. back. Longo's father, Bemie, §§, a retired also tetters. I understand he conveyed Manehaatar Publlthing C o . IS Bralnard Plaea. Manehaalar. The Nielsen ratings are from the 13 biggest television hired by the country club to provide security to the "It appears now that the American Conn. oSoao. Sacond da** poataga paid at Manehaatar. Conn. markets. , Jesse Jackson said Friday night that an draftsman, said from his home in good wishes to us also in return." l§-hole course off South Main Street during the American pilot held by the Angolan pilot Is going to be released, maybe by LIgonler, Pa., that Jackson called him Longo said the State Department was Poatmaatar: Sand addraa* ehangaa to tha Manehaatar Harald. An "L.A. Law" repeat on NBC at the same hour got a graduation season. P.O. Bex SSI. Manehaatar, Conn. 0S04O. rating of 11.4 and a tl share, and the movie "Rocky II" government since April 21 will be freed week's end without our having to go." W^nesday and again Friday morning not told where his son was being held. Ityou don't raeahrayeurHaraldbySp.mwaatid*y*orr:SO*.ni. “It's prime area for a group to hold a party.” soon, "maybe by week’s end." State Department spokeswoman De­ and said In the latest call that his son’s Jackson said he talked on Tuesday ‘ Saturday*, plaaaa talaphon* your earner. It you're unable to on CBS got an 11.3 and a It share, Everett said, describing the course. The rating Is a percentage of the estimated §7.4 ’The Democratic presidential hopeful borah Cavin said Jackson told U.S. release was "Imminent." . with Pedro Van Dunem, who he raaeh your earner, eall lubaenbar aarvlea at S4r-SB4S by S p.m Four guards using motorised golf carts and said the Angolan government de­ officials Friday morning of the Angolan "He was real positive," he said. identified as Angola's deputy foreign waakday* for dalKrary In Manehaatar million households with televisions. The share Is a patrol cars along South Main Street will be on Suggaatad earriar retasara 11 SO araaiily. t t TO for one month. percentage of sets In use during a particular time manded that he go to the African nation statement. "We're ecstatic.” minister, and Indicated he had had duty, he said. It Is the first time the club has "While we have no 'Independent Longo said he also learned from a further communications with Angolan Its. to tor three month*. 140.10 tor alxm onthaandlSt.aotoron* period. brought In a protective service, he said. to be on hand for the release of Joseph year Senior eHltan rata* and mall rata* are avallablaon raquaai. Longo of Greensburg, Pa. confirmation, we certainly hope it Is State Department official Friday that officials since then. To plaoe a eiaaaltlad or dlaplay advaniaamanl. or to report a In her Interview with Barbara Walters, Rice refused This past April, someone drove a vehicle over to say whether she had had a sexual relationship with "We talked to the vice minister of true.” she said. an Italian delegation had seen his son. Senate aides working on the case said naar* Ham. atory or pletura Ida*, call B*3-tTt t . Offlea hour* are several greens, causing minor damage. After the Longo, 33. had been hired by Pilot "They said he looked fine and he Friday that Angola may be ready to tree S:S0a.m to S p.m. M onday through Frid ay. Gary Hart, saying her silence was a matter of foreign affairs and they have agreed to Incident, the police department said It would step release him," Jackson told the annual International In Wichita, Kan., to seemed to be all right psychologically Ixingo In a goodwill gesture, and that the Tha Manetwatar Herald I* a mambar ot tha Aaaoelatad Praa*. "dignity." up Its patrols In the area. deliver a Beechcraft airplane to a South tha Audit Bureau ot Oireulatlon* and the New England Hart, a former Democratic senator from , meeting ot the Americans for Demo­ and physically," he said. "They gave question seemed to he whether to allow Naaragagar Aaaedallen African firm. He apparently strayed withdrew from the prealdential campaign last month. cratic Action. "The first condition was him packages from us and from the the American government or non­ that I would go to Angola to bring him over Angola and was forced down. family and Leslie (Longo's (lance) and government officials to take credit V,- Local New* ia B tM *>' /> ! School board’s Gauvin off to Egypt today

w fifiv i miPOTfiv foin irUfPUf sonviir •v MfVrMfl LMVift iH ^blo aummor doatlaatlona for Ful* ings, Industries and schools, ^n between, HjMkfiUi itm thfm t High M hhA H«rfM InNrn M gM applloanta was circulating last Oauvln and her classmates will take dally M m m I (m« ihn HMmmI Jtutht Docomboir, aha lookod for a plaoo that Arable lessons. Htm t SoeW f /hHpg m tftn^ng (^ m m y tii iht One fiMHiilNM' of MaiMiMMtaf'f Board at would givo hor somotMng usofulto Includo Students will travel to spots In southern tthixg tM m f. tSdueatian la foliii to inlaa a law mootlnia In Boat fall's ourrteulum. Egypt, such as Luxor, and the Valley of the m tieiHl triftih Meg iMtie. (Ml aufflinof, mit alio'a got a goad oaouao. "Egyptian Mstory and culturo lands Kings and Queens, ghetyi MteMeUk, yttexia Ctm. T^rtniptlet Peftf, Df. A*M Oauvla fllos to fgypt today, Itaoirwally wall," alM said, Oauvln explained that the visitors will fatMtH tM m g et end M ti Oetnet: etm h gtedett fflofo MMifloaliy tko AmofloaB Unlvtr* ^Many dMdlnallona on Hw Hat roqulrod only have one day a week to explore the KfMhfg tddi$Hekm.______$1m MMpa. iMv III (Mlro, for an Intoiiao ala*wooh study that tno applicant bo toacMng In tho fall, country on thdr own. ^______JaHflWMf IM«, Hendf Petket/f. urH of Egyptian Malory and aodoly, Oauvln, an administrator, was llmitod to She must pay for Items she buys while In Egypt, India and Korsa, add MiAUtp ftttek. Hor trip Is paid for through a Fulhrlght Egypt, But tho scholarship pays for all fSSi Sho oaplalnod that two colloaguos had the tMMet, arttm («taiied ihe loan M. grant. travel expenses, both air and land, room, rocontly iravolod to both India and Koroa, Chapiet. waa MaHed at tletmi ihhteat It wa» patned OauviB, an administrator of pupil board, classes at Cairo and one meal a day f m so Egypt bocamo the logical chdeo, attet the tafpiet aeietiee atid tiiathemattea teaehet at ssrvloos for spodal sdueatlon In wost when students are on their own, Oaudn said sho felt confidant about the aehatri. Hartford, hopsa aha can coma baoh with a "All In all. It will be a Mg buying spree," rocdvlng the scholarship bocauso of her curriculum on Egypt for apodal aducallon Oauvln said. unusual position as an administrator In studonta, This Is the first year sho hasn't attended CliM (H1M2 dOfiilM grov« apodal aducallon. Most Fulbrlght scho­ college. She finished her doctorate In Hr« Maptheetet High gchael Ciaaa ot tm haa ‘i couldn't bo moro Ihrlllod," Oauvln lars are history teachers who head collective bargaining at the University of dapated a pieptetiat gm e ta the htgh aahaal ta piatk tta said from hor offlco at Mall High School In departments. Connecticut last year. The summer In iSthfeat teapiap. Wool MaHford lato Friday aftomoon. In Oslauvin will be staying at tho El Nil, a Egypt will net her six college credits. the g m e ja laeated ap the eaat aide at the achaai boiwoon filling out laat^mlnuto forma hdol right on the fillo, Hor schedule Is " r v e been going to school since tSSS, and avetlaakipg Ptaaktield Mteei. the gilt aapalata at ala before Hall High School's graduation tight: Her days are dovdod to morning finally, after IS years, someone else Is fed ItaieeHpg eheftp tteea. tm ifhite tlaweHpg ahettp Friday night and packing some things classes, and In the afternoon she will meet paying for my education, and I think It's tfeea apd a palf at pafk hepthea. the tetiplap before she boarded a plane today, with government leaders and education absolutely fitting that It's the U.S. ANNE QAUVIN aapipilttee alaa fehabllliated the gepetai atea at the Oauvln explained that when the list of officials, visit various government build­ Department of Education," she Joked. ... off to Egypt gtaita. ppdet the galdapee at the high aahaal adpilnlattallap. the gtave dedlaatlap will be held taday at lOa.pi. at Mania ptMrto (ty tutsi» the high aahaal. Bahaal attlalala have beep Ipvlted. the Cassano asks attorney if directors ttev HeptyApdetaap. paalat em Htha at Epipiapuel Oovemor at New Hope Lalhetap chutah. will attet the beaedlatlap. Oov. WlHlSfti A. shakes hands Oeaeaaed piepibefa at the Claaa at l«tU. In groblems, is nearing the end of Its can recommend action on iasers m eitim SMlu.1 fice Building, 8 p.m. towns around the state. Up until a ‘Offensive* tax 1 'i boom could bust, migrants say By The Asoeclotod Proto Holman, a newlywed with a IS-year-old can't get used to It." Norwalk-based Carpenters Local 210. forms returned stepson, had bem laid off from his Job as ’Their rent of $$00 a month takes a big estimates that the local migration to the Hundreds of laid-off construction a bus mechanic in Austin, Texas. He chunk out of Holman’s salary. Stamford-Norwalk area Is about 2.000 workers from Texas and other de­ made $6.78 an hour at that Job. "W e were paying $280 a month in workers. to homeowners pressed areas have headed to Fairfield He arrived In Danbury with $$0 In his ’Texas and we thought that was a lot," One freelance carpenter who wanted County, hoping to line their pockets in pockets. He worked for about five weeks she said. to be referred to just as "D oc" moved to Connecticut’s Gold Coast. building condominiums in New Milford, Although wages are high and the work Stamford from Portland, Ore., several By Ocergt Lavno But even though the wages seem high but said he wasn’t paid more than a total is steady here, many workers say their months ago with three young children. Htrald Rtporttr and the work is steady, some still can’t of $W. The construction company standard of living has declined because Doc said he and his fam ily decided to afford to live here and others have fallen contends the workers were working for of traffic and cost of housing in this live here after hearing the unemploy- The controversial tax assessment forms collected prey to contracting scams. a subcontractor who was supposed to bedroom community of New York. mem rates in the Northeast were as low by the town of Manchester — which asked certain Many say they’ll stay here awhile and pay his wages, but didn’t, he said. Richard FIcks, a spokesman (or the as 3 percem. state Department of Labor, said the property owners to document their Income — have then head home because they believe Holman, who said he Is owed about Doc has worked for himself installing ‘ '1 current state wage for carpenters in all been returned, the Assessor’s Office has boom times never last. $2,000 In back wages, has not taken any kitchen cabinets and porches In homes, Connecticut is $17.35 an hour, and an announced. "Whatever booms eventually busts," legal action because he can’t afford a where a single job can cost $4,000. said Ron Reel, who moved to Norwalk lawyer. additional $2.58 an hour in benefits. About 160 had been submitted to the town by June FIcks also said that more than 3.000 "What’s going on here In real estate is 1 from the SOO originally distributed. The forms from Arkansas In April. 'T v e traveled His wife, Sharon Warren, says that to a lot of boom towns and I ’ve seen it adjusting to life in Fairfield County has construction Jobs were created between incredible." Doc said. "People buy a were sent to owners of properties considered April 1986 and April 1987. In August 1986 home, live in It for a few years and the lncome*produclng, which Includes mostly apart­ happen so many times it’s like a song.” been tough. "The people don’t seem as friendly there were $0,000 construction jobs in company transfers them and the house ment buildings. Steve Holman, 21, of Alabama, saw an ad in a Texas newspaper that said here as they did when I used to live In the Connecticut compared with 73.700 in is for sale again. ’The new people who After some owners and town elected officials move in want all kinds of work done and carpenters could make as much as $10 South,” Warren said. "Everything here 1985, he said. complained, the state Office of Policy and that’s where I come in." an hour if they relocated to Danbury. Is go, go. go. hurry, hurry, hurry. We John Cunningham, president of the Management ruled that owners did not have to send the town the forms because the town never had them approved by the state before distributing them. The town had wanted to use the income Judge wants speedy trial information to assess the value of income-producing properties as part of the townwide revaiuation of real estate. Town officials said there was not enough in money-laundering case time to have the forms certified by the state and re-dlstrlbuted because the revaiuation is scheduled NEW HAVEN (AP) - A federal judge Rosen said, noting the Colombian early next year. said Friday he wants a trial under way origins of the defendants. by Oct. 1 for the defendants accused of He also said it would be a mistake to Property owners complained that Income Is not a „H«raid photo by Tucktr valid Indicator of their properties’ value. In illegally laundering millions of dollars jump too easily to conclusions about any addition, some town directors were upset the town Math wanton 4 In drug proceeds for major Colombian of them. administration had sent out the forms without first narcotics traffickers. Cabranes indicated several times during the hearing that there was a getting the approval of the board. Edward TImbrall. principal of Buckley U.S. District Judge Jose Cabranes participated. Other Buckley studenta possibility that some of the defendants Also, since the forms did not get state approval, School, praaanta aixth-gradara Richard said he anticipated a lengthy trial for at achieving high acorea were Chenoa le a « 14 people who were indicted on would be held in jail before the trial. they could not be kept confidential. Some property Buaick, loft, and Ryan McQoa with a Kriatof, Hilary Keever, Sean Laraon, Wednesday on charges of money Twardy has asked that at least 11 of the owners maintained the income Information was plaque honoring them for their high laundering, narcotics conspiracy and 14 defendants not be granted bond. personal. Jimmy Nl, Todd Qrundmeier, Billy acorea In the recent Math Olympiad. racketeering. The defendants appearing In court on '”rhe return of the forms negates any concerns Heine, Brian Kellogg and Peter Ruaaell. About 2,024 achoola In 17 oountrlea Pleas had not yet been entered by the Friday were Gaviria. Juan Guillermo that some of the property owners had regarding defendants; 13 of the 27 named in the Restrepo and Rodolfo Ariano Jr., all of confidentiality of the data gathered In the survey,” indictment were fugitives as of Friday. Colombia. The three were arrested by the Assessor’s Office said in a prepared statement. Most of the defendants are Colombian the FBI and the Coast Guard on June 12 ” No copies were made or kept by the town.” Weicker wants panel to slow pipeline nationals. on a sailboat off the coast of Aruba. A In a related matter, the Assessor’s Office has Cabranes and attorneys for three of criminal complaint has identified them as among the leaders of the alleged announced that homeowners who have had their By Scripps Leopue Newspapers The pipeline would bring natural application." the defendants made preliminary ar­ money-laundering rings that got about homes appraised by the town for the revaluation gas from Canada to New England, Such favorable treatment, said rangements for the handling of the case in a hearing Friday held under heavy 8200 million out of the United States in will have the opportunity to review the data WASHINGTON - Sen. Lowell including Connecticut. Weicker, "is simply unacceptable three years. collected by the town. Weicker. R-Conn., has asked the given the potential consequences of security In the New Haven federal Relatives or friends of the three Homeowners are being asked to correct any Federal Energy Regulatory Com­ Weicker said ’Thursday he inter­ the Iroquois route." courthouse. errors they find. The property’s assessed value will mission to holt fast-track consider­ vened with the FERC "because it Federal prosecutor Ethan Levln- defendants were in court, and smiles, be based on the general market value of a home with ation of the Iroquois pipeline. has come to my attention that the ’The pipeline would cross the Epstein said the government intended to nods and thumbs-up signs were ex­ such features. Weicker’s formal request, copies Iroquois lawyers have met pri­ habitat of five threatened or present several audio and video tapes as changed over the rows of wooden benches separating the defendants and The forms will be mailed to homeowners over the of which were sent to some 1,100 vately, behind closed doors, with endangered species, as well as evidence. He said the tapes had been senior commission staff to propose recorded consensually between under­ their supporters. At one point Ariano next several months. The first section to receive other cititens who have written the hundreds of rivers and wetlands a ' set of procedures to further cover FBI agents and some of the appeared to have tears in his eyes. them is located northwest of the intersection of Main agency over the proposed pipeline, and the Appalachian Trail. Weicker short-circuit the already abbre­ defendants. and Center streets. In the area bounded by the Penn calls for full public input in the is also unconvinced the pipeline Lawyers for Ariano and Restrepo wake of revelations that the govern­ viated commission process for Cabranes granted a defense motion to Central railroad line, the Hockanum River, New would be the least expensive way to asked the prosecutors and FBI to obtain ment has held "secret” talks with reviewing the Iroquois bring natural gas to New England. postpone the detention hearing until State Road and Love Lane. AP photo clothing for their clients. The two pipeline builders. June 26 for the three defendants present appeared in shorts, sports shirts and The show must go on Friday boating shoes, the same clothes that David Rosen, the attorney for defend­ they wore on their first Connecticut Obhiuuries After her performance with the Big Apple Circus In Bridgeport ant Carlos Gaviria, asked for the delay appearance on Wednesday. Restrepo’s PRESTIGE so he and the other defense attorneys attorney said her client needed his Wednesday night, Katja Schumann Binder, who rides and trains would have more time to prepare. U.S. glasses. circus horses, gave birth to a son. Max. But in circus tradition, she Attorney Stanley A. Twardy has moved OBorgB KorliMk, imislolan He won the critics’ praise lor such TV KITCHENS was back under the big top Thursday night, less than 24 hours that the defendants be held without bail The judge said he was setting specials as "Missing Children: A Mother’s until their trial. deadlines for court proceedings and that DETROIT (A P) - George Kortnek, a Story,” “ I Heard theOwl Call My Name,” "To after delivery. Holding Max is ringmaster-father Paul Binder. " I t ’s easy to say that perhaps that work would proceed on weekends and former bass player with Mitch Ryder and the Race the Wind” and "Daughters of the Mind.” h y Katja holds their daughter, Katherine. That’s Toto behind them they should be In preventive detention." evenings if necessary. Detroit W hedl and Muddy Waters, died His most recent production was "N a ii ’Tuesday of asteriosclerosis. He was 40. Hunter: ’The Beats Klarsfeld Mory.” Stan Czerwinski Kortnek, a blues musician, formed the band called Shadowfax in the mId-lMOe with other Richard Drayna. poTs aide Offers a kitchen specialist to turn your old Controversial spokesman takes over Troop C Detroit musicians, playing a mix of rock and WASHINGTON (AP) - Richard C.Drayne, Dailey was reprimanded in a letter in blues. Korinek, part-owner of Alvin’s Finer kitchen into a new and more exciting onel enough." Dailey said Friday. " I didn’t had tipped off a prosecutor that he was a former press secretary to Sen. Bdwaid M. HARTFORD (A P) — Lt. Edward R. Delicatessen, was also known for helping local sign on to be a public relations officer under Investigation for bribe-taking. 1980 with several other officers for Kennedy, D-Mass., died Friday of cancer. He Dailey, the sharp-tongued state police bands get started. • Five lines of cabinets to choose from back in 1966. If I wanted to go Into public The prosecutor was later convicted. posing for a photograph wearing a Ku was 40. spokesman best known for his verbal • Flooring relations, the fact Is within the last year. McGuigan was cleared of tipping off Klux Klan T-shirt, according to depart- g> Drayne Joined the Kennedy staff in 106S, assaults on prosecutors and judges, is I have had offers that would double the the prosecutor, but he never recovered ment records. An Internal affairs WNIIam Kaycton, produetr leaving a decade later to serve as press • Leaded glass doors leaving the department's public Infor­ money I make as a state police from the verbal pounding he and his Investigation concluded the incident LOS ANGEtfS (AP) - WiUUm Kayden, secreury for the senator’s brother-ln4aw, R. mation office to head the barracks in • Multiple formica countertops available lieutenant” office took from Dailey and was ousted amounted to prank among friends but who produced televisioa specials and the Sargent Shriver, during Shriver’s bid for the Staffoi4 Springs, state police an­ Dailey will be replaced as public during the summer of 1985. that those Involved “ exercised poor television coverage of several Academy 1070 Democratic presidential nomination. nounced Friday. Free Estimates — Fully Insured information officer by Sgt. Roger W. Gov. William A. O’Neill last year judgment.” Alter serving as a political and communica­ Dailey’s transfer had been rumored was 04 programs, has died. He Slattery, formerly assigned to the asked Dailey’s boss. Public Safety Dailey once refused to pay union dues tions consultant, Drayne rejoined the FRBI COROLISS PNONB WITH IVBRV NSW KITCHBN for months and he had privately Statewide Organized Crime Investiga­ Commissioner Lester J. Forst, to order for 18 months, claiming he was a g SerWcM w m scheduled Friday at Hillside Kennedy stall in 1000, and was a senior UNTIL JULY IS. 1SST expressed a desire to return to Troop C Buddhist. The Connecticut State Police tive Task Force. Dailey to tone down his remarks after he Park. adviser In the senator’s unsuccessful attempt In Stafford Springs, where he began his For appointment call — During a much publicized feud referred to' members of the judclary as Union filed a grievance, claiming that Kayden collapsed Saturday on a tennis to capture the Democratic nomination from career as a state trooper 21 years ago between state police and former Chief "maggots” because of his unhappiness Dailey's position had nothing to do with court and died later at a Beverly Hills then-President Carter. He became public S68-4336 o r 568-4650 Dailey had been its chief spokesman State’s Attorney Austin J. McGulgan in with a series of rulings In the Torrington religious beliefs and was instead an hospital, apparently of a heart atuck. affairs counsel at CBS televisioa news In 1001. since 1984. attempt at union busting. "Three-and-a-half years is long 1985. Dailey suggested that McGuigan grand Jury investigation. Coeaetileet h tB ifU t . Man-In volar bM gait support says only Jim can repair PTL HARTFORD — Leaders of the citifons' group Common Cauae and aeveral key Democratic lawmak- FORT M IU ,, S.C. (A F ) ^ P ln w money eemsM, and Fahrelf re- had apparently heei era on Friday urged Democratic Gov. William A. foreongnnMstlieFTLmliilotrywiB peatedK bne said Bakker’s return stood. Fahrell bad talked about O’Neill to aign into law a bill a llowing voter regiatration by mail. bo ehallongod in banfcrupfM eoart wouM deetroy PTL, Bakker forming a "Mood coven­ by Ms Inrgost crodHor, who sold After leavfiw PTL, Bakker was ant" for a new ministry. The bill paaaed by the General Aaaembly thia apring Friday that only Jim Bakkor "eon defrocked by hie denomination, the waa aaaailed tbia week by Republicana aa unconatitu- HardMer resigaed as bodyguard make this ministry work." Aaeemhiles of God. ^ional and aa invitation to voter fraud. Wednesday, and said he thouifbt the Roo Mossner, a WicMta, Kan., Court documents filed so far M But Sidney Garvaia of Common Cauae aaid there waa Bakkers "migbt try to keep every- building eontraetor who elahns be the case say PTL is 872 million in no aeiioua problem with fraud in the 23 atatea that now tMng, including the minisiry,’ ’ is owed 114 milHon by PTL, met in debt, with Messner the largest allow aome form of mail-in voter regiatration. Falwell said (hiring a visH to secret wHb Bakker on Thursday cradMor. Quoting a atudy by the Federal Election Commia- ItetroH on Thursday that the nlgM for more than two benn at the The reorganization plan must be sion, Garvaia aald<'*HPraud la an laaue more perceived Bakkers are bolding communion 81.3 mHUon PTL-owned pareona f s accepted a m ajort^ of the than real." services nightly at the Toga Cay In Toga Cay where Bakker and Ms credMors, which in P T L ’s case Deputy Houae Speaker wmiam J. CIbea Jr., D-New parsonage. Those attending are wife, Tammy Faye, are staying. ineiudee building contractors and London, aaid mail regiatration for the general public ia asked to Join a "Mood covenam.” Cable News Network reported. the television stations that carry not barred by the Connecticut ConatItution. aa claimed Falwell said. Messner told CNN that he and" the ministry’s programs. P T L thia week by opponenta of the meaaure. other creditors are planning their listed 1,400 creditors. Hardister, in an interview wHh own reorganization Man to present Meanwhile, Bakkers’ former the DetroH Free Press, said Fal- Copt tay o ffictr not at fauH hi bankruptcy court, where P T L ’s bodyguard, Don Hardister, said Ms well’s commeMs might reflect a management under the Rev. Jerry r e p ^ about Bakker’s activities misunderstanding. NEW HAVEN (AP) — A city police officer waa not at Falwell has filed for reorganization fault when the car he waa driving atruck and aerioualy under Oiapter 11 of the U.S. injured an i-year-old boy. authoritlea aaid. An photo Bankruptcy C ^ e. The boy. Alforde Hunter, ran into the atreet on Sunny t/d# up Jerry Nims, the head of P T L ’s SUMftKR W^neaday and waa hit by an unmarked polce car, executive committee, said Friday police and witneaaea aaid. that the ministry has heard nothing The car waa driven by Robert J. Brooka. a member of James Worden, a junior mechanical compete along with 19 other entries in from Messner. The contractor had FESTIVAL the street crime unit. He end another officer were engineering student at the Massachu­ AnpfMio handshake deals, but few invoices, driving a priaoner to the police atation. the Tour de Sol," a 243-mlle race for setts Institute of Technology, sits In his for his projects at PTL, which "Unfortunately, it looka like the boy ran out from solar-powered vehicles. Worden's So- Surplus stripes include construction at the Herit­ OFVALUES behind (a parked) van in front of the car. We all fear three-wheeled solar-powered vehicle, lectrla IV Is expected to reach speeds in age Village hotel, Nims said. that happening to ua." aaid police MaJ. Walter Connor Solectria IV, on Friday. Worden will excess of 80 mph in direct sunlight. Qus, a 3-waek-old zebra, stands with his "One reason we went to court was The boy waa reported in critical condition Friday, a travel to Switzerland next week to for protection and assistance by the Yale-New Haven Hoapital apokeawoman. mother, Lady, in their pen at the ALL Pittsburgh Zoo on Thursday afternoon. court," Nims said. "H e has a forum. Under penalty of perjury, SUMMER Law txpandt grand-jury probat anybody who has Mils has to MERCHANDISE Prosecutor tries to poice holes present them to the Judge." HARTFORD — A bill allowing grand Juriea to Bankruptcy court, Nims added, REDUCED inveatigate election law violationa haa been aigned into Makers recall will offer Messner the protection "it law by Gov. William A. O’Neill. offers all legitimate creditors — The meaaure, aigned Thuraday by the governor, alao In shrink’s testimony for Ross and 1 like ’legitimate’ next to Cx>me in and save... adda to the Hat of Crimea that can be inveatigated by leaky condoms ’creditors.'" grand Juriea atate and local government corruption. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — New P T L ’s business managers were Jury that convicted Mm must now Berlin said be made Ms diagnosis Medicaid fraud and organized crime. London State’a Attorney C. Robert decide whether there was an given 120 days in which to present a f^ Interviewing Ross, raading WASHINGTON (A P ) — Three American condom The new law took effect with the govemor’a Satti Sr. on Friday tried to poke aggravating factor, such as the their reorganization plan to the police i ^ r t s and statements po- manufacturers have Issued recalls of several lots of aignature. boles in the testimony of a psychia­ crime being committed in an bankruptcy court in ColumMa. j4emeidutse lice t^o^ frimi Rom. He said he their contraceptive, anti-disease rubber products Part of the impetua for the bill waa iaat year's trist who said serial killer Michael especially heinous way, or a P T L leaders last week blamed M i diagnosis on a complete because they failed leak tests, the Food and Drug Please wideapread abaentee ballot vote fraud in Waterbury Ross is a sexual sadist. mitigating factor, such as mental the ministry’s 872 million In debts 305 East Center Street during a primary for convention delegatee between Dr. Fred Berlin, director of Johns P*®*®**^ ko8 of Ross and from his Administration announced Friday. on Bakker’s "chaotic mismanage­ note closed condition or severe emotional state, research, be is able to discount Manchester, CT Monday for Gov. William A. O’Neill and challenger Toby Moffett. Hopkins University’s sexual dis­ in any of the murders. FDA Commissioner Frank E. Young said the recalls ment." Bakker resigned in dis­ s ^ e tMngs Ross told Mm and are a resuH of increased inspection and testing of July and order clinic, testified for the Under Connecticut law. if an grace and turned the ministry over believe other things. condoms since the agency urged manufacturers to beef 6 4 3 ^ 9 5 8 August defense Thursday that Ross is a aggravating factor is found and no to Falwell in March amid a sex and B rtIn defended bis procedure for up quality control on April 7. Waterbury man guilty In murdar sexual sadist who fantasizes about mitigating factor is found, the arriving at a diagnosis, saying what Because of increased testing. Young said, most of the rape and murder in Jail. wm iM Impose the death W ATERBURY — A Waterbury man waa ctmvlcted Ross, 27, of the Jewett City is important is finding common suspected lots were intercepted before they'reached by a Superior Court Jury of felony murder for holding M M y . But ifa mitigating factor is tlircM i. section of Griswold was convIcM the market. another man while an accomplice stabbed him to death f o ^ , the defendant's life would be Testimony is scheduled to re­ June 5 on six capital felony counts spared. At that time, the FDA asked condom producers to ^Nows, Sports, Fosturos ond during a robbery attempt. sume at 10 a m. Monday. Inform consumers that the rubber devices offer for the slayings of four teen-agers. On Friday, Satti asked Berlin, Bias Oliveraa, 18, waa convicted Thuraday. ordered Ross Is currently serving a protection against sexually transmitted diseases, The defense is trying to save Ross "A re you picking and choosing held on f2iI0,0M bond and acheduled for aentencing on 120-year prison term for the including acquired immune deficiency syndrome. McDonsId’so tool from the death penalty. what you want to believe and what Aug. 21. He could receive up to a life aentence. which in murders of two Windham County Bill Grlgg, an FDA spokesman, said about 100,000 The Bridgeport Superior Court you don’t want to believe?" Connecticut in 60 yearn In priaon. women. condoms are involved in the domestic recall and that Become a New Manchester Herald Sub-1 Teatimony of witneaaea at Oliveraa’ alx-day trial moot of them have been recovered in transit or at placed him outaide a comer atore where Robert distributors before they reached the public. scriber (for a minimum of 13 weeks) and Chrinman had gone for cigarettes on March 11,1986. Connelly calls boss a ‘yes man' The affected lots failed industry standards which we'll send you a $5,00 book of Mo- Chrisman left the store with cigarettes and SO cents in involve spot-testing of condoms. The FDA checks Donald's* Gift Certificates to use at any| his pocket. condoms by putting 10 ounces of water into samples WATERBURY (AP) - Water­ opposed wiretapping Speers’ tele­ Kelly said. He was stabbed twice In the chest after he refused to bury State’s Attorney John A. and checking for leaks. The standard says no more tMoDonald's* location. Don't waHI phone. secretly recorded the meet­ During the meeting. Haines turn over his money to Oliveraa and Jose (^Intana 19 Connelly criticized his boss as a than 4 out of 1,000 in a lot can leak to pass inspection, ing, also attended by Waterbury accused Brown of pursuing the of Waterbury, who was convicted in February of state police "yes man" Friday for Origg said. police Lt. Thomas R. Brown, investigation of Speers because he actually doing the stabbing. siding with the department in a On June 8, the FDA informed Schmid Laboratories of among others. believed Speers had swindled a dispute with Connelly over a Little Falls, N.J., that a lot of its Sheik Fetherlite Connelly also warned Friday that friend out of 810.000. Brown denied secretly recorded meeting. lubricated condoms with reservoir tips had to be Fill Out the Coupon below. Mall or drop off to the Gov. William A. O’Neill "ia going to he was pursuing the investigation Cop charged after frtond shot Chief State’s Attorney John J. recalled. look foolish" for refusing to critic­ because of a grudge against Speers. Manchester Herald Office at; 16 Brainard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 Kelly on Thursday indicated he The company said this lot. No. 040087, was shipped to HARTFORD — An off-duty police officer was ize state police over the secret thought a state police lieutenant 22 accounts around the country, but that almost all of charged with first-degree assault after his handgun recording. was Justified in recording the 1088 the condoms have been caught in transit or at fired while he was showing it to friends, hitting one of meeting with Connelly. In backing Haines, Kelly said Brochurg advltgt I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 them in the face, officials said. wholesalers, according to the FDA. Connelly complained that instead "one should take into account the The Circle Rubber Corp., of Newark, N.J.,'was Officer James Callan was released on 828,000 bond on otcaplng fires weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonald's* Qlft Certificates. context In which the meeting informed by the FDA on June 11 that a lot of its after the early-morning Incident Friday in which John of Kelly’s demonstrating that he "cannot and will not tolerate this occurred," citing investigations BOSTON (AP) - When it comes condoms distributed under two labels also had to be Pltchell, 23, of Wethersfield was seriously injured, then in progress into alleged N a m e __ Assistant Chief Ronald Loranger said. type of unethical conduct on the to fires, the " It ’ll never happen to recalled. part of police offlers, he acts as bribe-taking by Waterbury prosec­ m e" attitude is a killer, says a These condoms still are under recall and It is Pitchell was reported in critical but stable condition A ddress. nothing more than a 'yes man' for utor Arthur McDonald and the Boston insurance company. unknown If any have reached the public, Grlgg said. at Hartford Hospital, where he underwent surgery the Connecticut State Police.” "burying" of parking tickets by a To help people know what to do in The devices were sent to North Carolina to Adam Eve Friday for a bullet wound to the face, hospital k P hone__ The March 1988 meeting was court clerk in the city. case of fire, the firm is offering a Distributors and the Johnston County Health Depart­ spokesman James Battaglio said. One Per PemSy - New Suhserfheru called to dicuss an application for a free brochure entitled, "Escape" to ment. Some also went to L ’Appel Inc., of Northbrook. Only Callan. a2>A-yearveteran of the Hartford force, was "In view of the events in Coupon book mailed upon receipt of payment (or a 13-week aubsorlptlon. wiretap on the telephone of those who send a No. 10 stamped, III., a vending machine operator. suspended without pay and scheduled for arraignment Waterbury, some of which clearly gambler Thomas Speers of Wolcott. self-addressed envelope to Liberty The Circle products are Saxon brand lubricated on the felony charge July 2 in Hartford Superior Court have been revealed, I can under­ Loranger said. who was also a atate police stand the police concern when Mutual, P.O. Box 777, AP-ESC, ultrathin condoms and the L ’Appel brand, a private informant. Lt. Bruce Haines, who dealing In the Waterbury area," Boston 02110. label with instructions In English and Spanish. 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Oliver florthbttlMfar have to taatity Aral to private. American iewlah Committee, aald to liTk.l Mfllon thia year. flut aeveral key membera of tM ntST" *****“ << ^ "II ehe preaanted a eaae to iM tallad to reach IM “Ironclad Prataatanta had Mheduled a two- ^ p*i»tMavH oorrohoratina agreemeM" they aaab to guarantee Houm panel aald they aaw aa hour forum with tha papa to hla teatimony, a apoMaman aald reaaon why North ahouldM permit­ Columbia, S.C., and tM iewlah i *♦(<*«“« l« fhta eaae la Arms eosi HOO toNffon worfdwkis rtiday. ted to dictate tM terma of Ma leadera wanted a almllar wfiatover t ( ^ neemary to raatora atotrflHy. Oeoeral iamea O'Neil aaldrriday that a labora­ WASHfNOYON - Heapite economic problema, IM Attar iMonctoalve MgotlatloM appearance. 5; «M la a atotonteat. “It At tM Senate meeting on Friday, ffioidd tttd be ataaaaalad. It proba- tory analyala im tape made S3!f% ^*«"^f*trtalaliathalag natlona of the world atepped up their apendtog on arma wHh Norlh'a lawyera. It waa inatora to tha atatamant In­ ll*® Inthofmenf ah<*‘»®®r Ulllng of a Virginia Yemaaaee motel May M. poaalble, potential flealblllty to tM altuatlon and memMra at tM Houm paMi are not death campa, haa barred him from «‘i" |l« i Wade Manford ^ p le at the Falmetlo Lodge, off doean't aeem conalatent with their poaturing," Shulta Nerth'a atlorMva threw arrange- available for coMUltatlon. entering the country. Sheffield with two eonnla of toteratate 111 Mar Yemaaaee on menta for tM their cllent'a appear­ murder, two charfea at armed waa^MMfcn'JliotS^^^^^ told a Mwa eaalataaea. ance Into uneapected confualon on 2?“*', ®“ ®“®c^i ®« • “So It la dlacouraglng," the aecretary aald. robbery and OM count of attempted *«MlMCIty, La., manata motel off WedMaday when they Informed tM % toafScSto**' *" ^ •‘^ ^«IM«*to^m murder and armed robbery. committeea North would not taM Ifldapeodmt obaamrt rated tba parUariMtitor* No motive for the three-week In the Mulalana Incident, the art to private sMatlonlng by ataff Parisian Coiffure ^•*1/®"? ■ foaa-up, but nndltoa and n ti^ tlo n to a ^ airing of murdera and robberiea haa He alM la auaneeted to the alaying floaaler gty man, to hla late 4#a, ■ati|ut mutt urn op# ns In Idaho filawyera, a proceaa they contended 1043 Main Street — Manenester ^ n offwed. TM firat attack waa to W a dS-year-old man who waa ahot oMaped death when he fought off tIOlSE, Idaho — The firat flaanue ihuaeum In the waa Mparate from the work of the aaln^atorit^1l2^h! nifionty in ton 4t-aaat Houm ofP AaaainUy. " '* ^ ®'«‘W i*<" South Carolina laat month,^----- the ' betwem the eyea during a robMry hla aaaallant. The mao had robbed United Statea waa dedicated Friday at a llP-year-old committeea themMivea and not lateat In Loidalana thia week. June s Inhla room at a aouth-central him, then ordered him to He flat on Maiding heuae, where aome of the firat Immigranta protected by tM Immunity grant, During the Summer Season totbaSahamai*• waa*^'®*“* praaetod. “'• ••'•W waatered ^uTtner. votort authoritlea aay. the motel M and placed a platol at Their Matllon waa made known (tune 29lh — September 14lh) OMrgla motel off Interatate M. the baae of hla head. atayed while aMklng work In a mw land. **** National Moaofflmt, lod by *®‘*^ *^*P ‘iii«i‘ ‘M 'The 44-vear-old Sheffield aerved flik t i J k Me Ikdithe SlaidMPdddidiflaanuea Mikipwho jpapma came here, kdigMi. Aithla heuae la OM day Mfore North waa to appear •uapect may continue hla alleged for leaa wan a year aa chief of the aturdy," aald Adeila Oarro SImplot, who organlaed and privately for the taking o a awom Our Business Hours Will Be pattern of driving the Interatate financed the effort to aave the two-atory red brick depoaltlon. liJL *

QtrlMir Scientific tplHt, 3-2 you’ll have to give up safety SOUTH WINDSOR - The board of directors of Dec. 31 Gertwr Scientific Inc. have voted a three-for-two stock QUESTION: My husband. 71. Current return involves much split in the form of a 50 percent stock distribution, more complicated figuring. It tells payable to shareholders of record June 22. The and I. 67. have adequate retire­ you how well., or how badly, your company announced that the new shares will be Investment In the mutual fund distributed around July 22. / ) ment income In v c»tor«’ and can save up fared — assuming reinvestment of Gerber Scientific Inc. Is a high-technology company all dividends and capital gains that specializes in the design, development and to 52.000 per . V* G uide month. Practi- " distributions. manufacture of sophisticated computer-aided design William A. Doyle Based' on your number.5 and and computer-aided manufacturing systems for a cally alt of our savings. assuming you have a no-load broad range of Industries. mutual fund on which you paid no Utrp. said 5150.000. are In two tax-exempt commission, your 11.090 Invest­ had deve- ment In crease to $1,100 at year’s itator with Copytex names Pratt traasurar money market Are you sure you are In an Income end — If you made the a that can VERNON — Copytex Inc. has announced the mutual funds. We like these funds because the values of their shares tax bracket high enough to make reinvestments. oada and promotion of Shirley A. Prest from accounting stay at 51 and never fluctuate. But tax-free Income advantageous? This Indicates your fund's per- e x tre m e manager to treasurer. She Joined Copytex as their dividend yields have been Unless you are In the 55.5 percent share value rose by better than 6 bookkeeper In August 1955. percent last year. It’s Impossible to ty to light, pretty pathetic lately at about 4.4 federal lax bracket — this year’s A native of Brighton. Mass.. Prest has a formal come up with an exact number, en up new percent. We reinvest the dividends. highest under the new tax law — ' business education from because you don’t provide the dates ;rgy, elec- We Invest for tax-free Income you might have more after-tax the Bay State Academy on which the dividends were er optica, „ because We are in a high federal “keeping Income.’ with safety, School of Business. Nor­ Income tax bracket. We are afraid from-federally Insured certificates reinvested. if tight to theastern University and land data. of municipal bond mutual funds, of deposit. Computer Processing In­ where the share value can drop. A 4.4 percent tax-free yield Is stitute. She has extensive QUESTION: You have noted that the device Can you suggest any type of equal to 7.15 percent taxable experience In construd- income for the 36.5 percent bracket. slock can be registered In two r regulator Investment that provides higher names “as Joint tenants, with right tlon accounting, book­ tax-free income, with growth and 5.76 percent for the 35 percent ind other keeping. computer pro­ of sun’lvorshlp.” And I know that imounta of no risk of loss of principal? bracket. 6.11 percent for the 25 gramming. and general percent bracket. 5.17 for the 15 can be done, whether stocks are aaid. management. held In certificate form or in “stree* tranalator ANSWER; No. You evidently percent bracket and 3.94_ percent Copytex Inc., an office for the 11 percent bracket! name” at a brokerage. lulted for don’t realize It. but you’re really However, a'mutual fund recentl\ equipment dealer, sells asking for the impossible. No commonly and services Canon and Informed me that 1 cannot set ufian Ich cram Investment combines all the fea­ QUESTIDN: A mutual fund In ATliT products which I Invested 51.000 on Jan. 2. account that way. Can you explain a Into the tures you seek this Inconsistency? for uae in When you look for growth, you 1986 paid me $33.39 in dividends last electronic Civic Center ?/ have to give up some degree of year. 1 calculated that to brabout safety. It's clear you don’t want to 3.3 percent. Yet. a magazine to ANSWER: You can have mutual nanager of to host show do that and there’s no reason why which 1 subscribe says that fund’s fund shares registered in Joint return was 10 percent. Why the ITEU bor- HARTFORD - The you should. tenancy. Millions of people do Jin i discrepancy? ilngtobeao ninth annual Hartford You could get higher tax-free that. ve pegged Shirley A. Prest Income by Investing In the type of Advanced Productivity ANSWER; You calculated the You can’t have the registration illcationa." Exposition. New Eng­ mutual fund you say you’re “afraid fund’s yield. The magazine, no that way. however. If the shares are “radically land’s...... largest...... manufacturing...... exposition. Opens of.” But. since you're opposed to taking any chances, mutual funds doubt, reported the fund’s “total in an Individual retirement ac­ ilonal tran- Tuesday atlh e Hartford Civic Center. count. a Keogh plan or some other r wafera of The three-day event Is expected to draw more than holding long-term municipal bonds return." Actually, you should divide the tax-qualified retirement plan Nor onnectiona 12.000 manufacturing professionals. are ruled out Share values of such funds posted sharp drops earlier year-end value of your mutual fund can you do it if the shares are GTE aald The show Is sponsored by APEX (Advanced purchased for a youngster under this year, when Interest rates move shares by the 533 39 dividends to alllcon and Productivity Expositions). a new venture between the the gift to minors act. ind create Society of Manufacturing Engineers and the American up. learn the“ current yield” os of last that have Machine Tool Distributors' Association The eight la running previous Hartford shows were sponsored by SME (h t h e i r alone. Banker cleared in ’85 Ohio crisis ly when the prosecution. le silicon aa Three brothers buy Plastifoam ANN ARBOR, Mich. (AP) - The Indictment accused Warner, a former U.S. ambassador to The government contended oa sausage VERNON — The Plastifoam Corp was recently sold Warner was found innocent Switzerland, of obtaining fradu­ Warner and Bongard schemed with then sliced by Sid and Barrv Shane of West Hartford to three Friday of all federal charges lently generated money from ESM officials of ESM to supply millions transistors brothers MIchaei Schwartz of Middletown will serve stemming from a savings and loan Government Securities Inc. of Fort of dollars in Home State's assets to >ach wafer. as president, and his brothers Charles Schwartz of collapse In 1965 that triggered a ESM to conceal losses by the Centerbronk and Jeffrey Schwartz of Newington will statewide financial crisis in Ohio. Lauderdale, Fla. A former Home State president. investment company. a dot In the serve ns vice presidents. The former U.S. ambassador to In exchange, ESM allegedly gave le” of the Switzerland was acquitted of all Burton Bongard. was to have gone The Schwartz family has .strong roots in the on trial with Warner. However. Home State, as well as Warner and nd it is the Middletown business community dating to the charges in an 18-count indictment Bongard agreed to plead guilty to Bongard. favorable interest rates ig serves as founding of EIS Automotive by Ernest I Schwartz in resulting from business dealings on loans and guaranteed profits on jns through between Warner's Home State four counts of his 16-count indict­ 19.12. ment and cooperate with the securities trades, according to the Just on the In making the announcement, Michael Schwartz Savings Bank and a Florida securi­ government. He testified for the indictment. Her can be said. “We’re extremely excited by and optimistic ties firm. about the potential of Plastifoam in both existing and Warner's wife and daughters I easier to new markets" wept as the verdict was read by lections are Plastifoam manufactures and markets a variety of U S. District Court Judge Charles SURPLUS WINDOWS... ;rial during foam products for the construction, packaging, visual Joiner, and then Warner hugged le danger of merchandising, craft, baking and boating industries Jury foreman Kenneth Sturdevant MANUFACTURER OVERSTOCK! lid. The terms of the private sale were not disclosed. Jr. Is based In Plastifoam Is located In Rockville In the former J P “I want you to know you gave me AT MANUFACURER'S COST is the re- Stevens Mill (circa IR36) . which is listed in the National my life back,” Warner told him. First quality wood windows and insulated steel doors. iford. Conn.- Sturdevant said Jurors "pretty Register of Historic Places. The company employs .10 Many sizes, many types. Both primed wood and vinyl srates local people. much experienced the same sells com- thoughts, feelings that Mr. Warner clad-all with insulating glass. CASH A CARRY . . id lighting Smith Barney now Primerica’s was a victim.” ALL SALES FINAL iwner of US Warner, 65, was charged with one We've just purchased a leading mid- GREENWICH — Primerica Corp. completed its 1750 ns Co., the count of conspiracy, 15 counts of West Manufacturer's overstock Whether million acquisition of Smith Barney Inc. Friday, the wire fraud and two counts of 'IN.-' / companies announced jointly. , „ you are planning an addition to your CDNTINKNTAL ' Interstate movement of fradulently Smith Barney. Harris Upham 4 Co. Inc. is a leading LU M M XN C O . obtained funds. The maximum home or an entire development, our in­ investment banking and brokerage company operat­ combined penalty on those counts ventory is large enough to supply you hICY ing through mroe than 100 domestic and overseas f , was 90 years In prison. with the product. r ' l^edlcal Va north main $t Primerica changed Its name In April from American He was previously sentenced to One year product warranty/20 year MANCHESTER C l 06040 3>A years In prison on state charges 649 52S4 II Can Co. It Is Invovled In financial services and glass warranty from the manufacturer. Mon-Fti 7:10om-5 00pm er specialty retailing, such as sporting goods, video topes and ordered to pay $22 million Sal 8 00 om-noon and horne entertainment products restitution. OPINION G O P should close ranks, not expand vr The RepubHcan Party In Manchester keeps skirting its problems without coming to grips with them. The Republican Town Committee meeting this week illustrated the point with great irony. The meeting was called largely to discuss changes in committee bylaws. One of those changes was to expand the membership of the committee, which already has vacancies and no great rush of people to fill them. Another change was designed to discourage unenthusiastic members by providing that they would get thrown off the committee if they didn’t attend at least 40 percent of the meetings. And as if to make amends for that rigid requirement, the committee that drew up the bylaw changes offered one new rule that would permit committee members to name alternates who could represent them at meetings, fulfilling the attendance obligation and swelling the pool from which to draw Open Formn future active participants in Republican affairs. ents, regardless of his personal Church. Great debate ensued, as it always does Final curtain call feelings. Diana’s unbounded You, town fathers, stipulate when Republicans talk about their ends a 'data act* energy in pursuit of the work of the that the toning board has the ball, relationship to fellow Republicans. There was people will not go unnoticed. He so to apeak. talk of loose cannons on the deck (unelected To the Editor: will be sorely missed. I’m sick and tired of all this alternates with committee-member powers The Manchester Republican pussy-footing around! who might have a constituency of one and a A final political curtain call is Party can point with pride and Get your act together and allow sounding to signal the end of a hold Diana up asa role model as to the people in the immediate area private agenda). long-playing and very successful — who are large taxpayers and The irony was that there were less than 30 Just what community service is all “class act” in the Manchester about! good hard-working people, and committee members, counting generously, to political theater. Town Director Accordingly, as the curtain enjoy their homes — and allow the hear the debate on the important matters of William Diana has decided to rings down on this "class act," I older seniors, who are confined to party structure, despite the fact that the leave the cast of the Manchester feel Manchester owes Bill Diana a Green Lodge or perhaps attend meeting and its topic were well publicised. Board of Directors. thunderous round of applause; functions at our Senior ClUtens’ In a further irony, the work of reviewing the Bill Diana, as minority leader, and I hope that he will someday Center, thequietthey sodeserve. I proposed rule changes was cut off at certainly represented the top of have time to put his show on the do, too. Manchester's Republican talent road again. There Is an old saying I don’t want Laserquest. You’re midpoint, at least in part because some people as evidenced by his numerous in politics; One never says never picking on the wrong town. had begun to leave the meeting and there "curtain calls." This world Is again. were fears that there might not be a quorum. composed of "givers” and "tak­ Frances 8. Pfenning " The effort of the Republican Pa rty to ers." Bill Diana is without Edward J. Wilson II Ashworth St. expand its base is understandable in light of question a profound "giver." His 114 Pearl Bt. Manchester its lack of success at the polls in recent years. untold hours of service to the Manchester But the cadre of committee members who dtlsens of Manchester bear wit­ ness to this fact. Lttltrt polley do attend and do participate would do better BUI Diana’s credenUals are Qlv« tht ptopit to spend less time trying to increase their The Manchester Herald wel­ Impeccable. He has served as qul«t th«y dtttrv* comes original letters to the ranks and more time closing their ranks to deputy state comptroller and as become the most effective minority party Republican minority leaderon the To the Editor: editor. Board of Directors. He Is cur­ Letters should be brief and to possible. That is the surest path to I’m not golhi to be polite, as I’ve the point. They should be typed or becoming the majority party. It is also the rently a respected attorney, not to neatly handwritten, and, for ease menUon the multitude of non- been taught to do lo these 6d-odd best way to keep the other party responsive, years. No one, absolutely no one, in editing, should be double­ remuneratlve community endea­ spaced. Letters must be signed which is a valuable contribution In itself. vors he has been Involved In over should have to say please don’t burden our town with this so- with name, address and daytime many years. telephone number (for verifica­ As a personal friend and one called enjoyment. who served with Bill In state I’ve signed petitions against tion). Laserquest. What a Joke tor some The Herald reserves the right flJandiPBtrr Hrralii government, I found him to be a to edit letters in the interests of gregarious, outgoing, friendly, people to rake In the old “green­ Poundtd In in i backs," as stated. I’ve signed brevity, clarity and taste. PMmNY M siisre n T ...... pubiith#* IntelUgent, honest, concerned In­ Address letters to: Open Fo­ dividual. On the Board of Direc­ petitions, against this Innocuous OOUOI.AS A. M V tN S ...... Sutcullv* SdHor attempt at my church and at the rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. AOete M. A N O L f...... • • • • Nvw Edijot tors, Diana constantly provided Box ni^ Manchester, CT M040. ALEKAN M n O ia it L I ...... At«)Ct«d EdHot irepPaseiitiitiiA tdl!. hU eniUUtb- rbcent "fair" hMd at'.pppto.r. Irregular regulations from the FCC support their allegations of misre­ WASHINGTON - — more than IM miles —to be set up In Just nine days. presentation of facts, misstatements, Has been errors of substantive and procedural helping Big Business Along witli Hs appeal, TeleSTAR has filed a voluminous petition law, deliberate withholding of perti­ beat np on a new kid on nent facts and unfair treatment," the block? The Federal Jack claiming that MCI has broken FCC rules on many occasions and gotten Gam wrote the FCC. He also asked Communications Com­ Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawall, chair­ mission has put a small away with K. The FCC's associate Andaraon general counsel, Sheldon Gutman, man of a communications subcom­ company out of busi­ mittee, for an Investigation. ness because of a single told us that TeleSTAR's accusations breach of rules — and it of discrimination are being handled did so on the complaint as a restricted proceeding. As a Pay ralM battfa of a giant communica­ result, he said, "there la very little with appropriate timing, a group of tions company that has anyone around here can say about this maverick congressmen are observing gone unpunished for several more For example; case." Gutman also refused to com­ the Constitution’s bicentennial by apparent violations of FCC • On more than 20 separate occa­ ment on TeleSTAR’s own separate challenging their own recent pay sions, MCI began radio transmission case, which Is under consideration by raise on constitutional grounds. And regulations. the commission. The case began In 198S when MCI without final FCC approval. they may have won a ^ n t with the Communications and its subcontrac­ • In one case, MCI apparently When we asked MCI about Tele- federal Judge hearing the case. tor, Western Telecommunications, began transmission more than four STAR’s accusation, the company The law that gave Congress its raise lodged a complaint with the FCC years before It even applied for FCC replied; "MCI is In the process of earlier this year makes a president’s against a would-be competitor, Tele- approval. The FCC application form investigating the allegations, but has salary recommendation automatic STAR, which hoped to become a ft was stamped as received in August not completed it. Company policy is to unless both Senate and House vote billion digital microwave network 1084; the service test start date was comply with all federal and local against it within 80 days. The Senate serving the Southwest. TeleSTAR had recorded as April 1080. ordinances in a timely manner. All of rejected the raise and so did the House started construction of a transmission • MCI seems to have committed MCI’s sites which the company is — but one day beyond the deadline. facility in the foothills of the Rockies exactly the same sin it complained currently operating are licensed by without first getting FCC approval. that TeleSTAR was guilty of: begin­ the FCC." The Constitution gives Congress The commission’s hearing division ning construction of a facility before it sole authority to set Its own pay. chief and trial counsel concluded that got FCC approval. TeleSTAR claims TeleSTAR’s president, Noel Ste­ Opponents of the raise argue that this TeleSTAR’s violation of FCC regula­ that MCI started work on a micro- wart, an electrical engineer and was done to prevent a president from tions was not intentional, and they wave radio station route between Marine veteran of Vietnam, said punishing Congress by cutting Its pay. recommended granting the company Olenshaw (near Pittsburgh) and Investors had pledged $40 million in Under the current law, they say, a an operating license. But an adminis­ Erie, Pa., without permission. FCC new capital, but the lack of a license president could cut the lawmakers’ trative law Judge refused to grant the documents show that MCI applied for (or the 500-mlle route in Colorado and pay while they were in recess, and license. TeleSTAR has appealed. a construction permit in July 1082, but Utah had pushed the company into they might not reconvene in time to Copies of FCC documents, including didn’t get it until December of that bankruptcy. Stewart sought help from stop it. "Congress may not be able to material submitted by 'TeleSTAR, year. Yet only nine days later, MCI Sens. Orrin Hatch and Jake Gam, get the bat off Its shoulder until the were obtained by our reporter Lisa sought permission to begin transmis­ Utah Republicans, and both have ball is over the plate," the Judge Sylvester. They suggest that MCI had sions on the route. asked the FCC (or an explanation. observed. a lot of nerve accusing any other An FCC employee told us It would be "TeleSTAR has made some very A decision by the court is not company of breaking the FCC's rules. "unusual’’ (or such an extensive route serious and convincing arguments to expected (or at least a month.

Upulate the ball, Pat Schroeder should run all this By Chuck Stone their supporters are worrying and consistently have a higher nd allow about money or their late start. voter turnout than males. ate area This column could well be, in Last week, Delaware’s Demo­ Of even greater Importance (or rers and the words of John Foster Dulles, cratic Sen. Joseph Biden an­ Democrats is her geographic pie, and "a massive exercise in futility," nounced he was a presidential location. especially if Rep. Patricia candidate. (He’s 44. Schroeder’s Schroeder represents a region allow the 46.) The only reason he’s taken where the Democrats have lost nfinedto Schroeder decides not to run tor president in 1988. seriously at the national level is consistently to the Republicans s attend It matters little that the Demo­ because he’s raised more money since the Lyndon Johnson presid­ ClUtens' cratic congresswoman from Co­ than any other announced ency — the West. As a further eterve.I lorado already has national sta­ Democrat. reinforcement of the politics of ture and has been one of the But like Alysheba, Biden will geography, she was raised and t. You’re House of Representatives’ most fade in the stretch. married in Iowa. respected legislators, or that her If money were a major (actor in 18 years In Congress — tour years a candidate’s ability to get his or Finally, Just as Jesse Jackson’s Pfenning longer than Missouri Rep. Ri­ her case before the public, then candidacy has Inspired young worth St. chard A. Gephardt — has honed a the Rev. Jesse Jackson would blacks to believe that they, too, mcheeter witty Intellect. (A Phi Beta never have electrified the 1984 could run for president, the Kappa and graduate of Harvard primaries or survived as front­ stately Pat Schroeder will prove Law School, Schroeder coined runner today. to 122 million women that a that brilliant bon mot, "the Teflon Pat Schroeder should run tor mother of two can empower a president.’’) president. presidential campaign with w 'aid wel- Yet, she is still crippled by an But not because she’s a woman. pride. I to the almost Insurmountable disad­ Phyllis Schafly and Jeanne In the 200 years of our demo­ vantage that subllminally lurks Kirkpatrick are women. cracy, there have been 43 "First ef and to In the heart of man, like the In Schroeder’s case, she brings Ladies." e typed or Shadow's evil. another humane and caring di­ One of these days, the Ameri­ I, for ease "Why Bre the guys in the big leagues hitting She’s a woman. mension to presidential debate. can electorate will get around to I double- 80 many more home runs this year?" Her owh reservation, however, She criticises defense waste, electing one directly to the White le signed is money. advocates arms control and House, Instead of Installing her on I daytime "You can have the best ideas in stands up vigorously for family her husband’s coattails. verlflca- the world, and they don’t get out Issues and environmental Pat Schroeder is as distin­ unless you have the money,” she concerns. guished as any elected official; Still, the gender (actor should she might prompt voters to think the right said. "How far along Is the process? Is It too late? not be shrugged off. Women seem about getting rid of those tereata of At least two nationally promi­ to insist on forgetting that they coattails. te. nent Democratic elected officials make up 88 percent of the Open Fo- are seriously considering running population, have cast 86 percent Chuck Stone la a ayndlcated ald, P.O. (or president, but neither they nor of the votes in many elections. columnlat. CT <8040. Chwch IM M ii Boaffi BdfihNw 9 « wIc m Clrarcli IMIctfai Board ] Three weeks until day camp Concordia Lutheran. Ages 3 Awembaes Of Ck)d shfp: hety euchorfsf, I ond 10 o.m.; f.m., spered owncers.>mdoy oafffry td kor'a note: Thia eotomii Is through Grade 6. Call Barbara chwch scfioet, f:4So.m.; ^ atU 4 iom - for children age 3 ond yoonwer, (444- Nsw pastor at South prwpared by the Manebester Aiwa North UnNod MothodM Chureh 34W.) fo k e r at 649-9349 T lw Re t . Cyirtba A. Good srill bo offidally wElconiEd CbflfereBce of Clrarebea. MACCNcws July 27-31 — 7 fo S; 80 p.m. First T h « «vent$ North United TOSS: sSwnjeay?'"^ MUmUig art ntliHhiltd at . ______aatttft. se cevM l^sdov, 7;i6 p.m,; eventnp VCR, 13 as assoEtatE pastor of South UnltEd MEfhodist Chufch Baptist. For nursery age through Methodiet Clw i^h in the eoming ireeh; • WiJO «.m./ wofsbip/ on aunday. •y Money Carr adults. Contact the church secre­ Swnday - « a m., aorahip urith the Net. fliehard W. ■****" ostors. Rev, Cyntmo A. Bood, osso- ShE last sErvEd Hie Maocvtlvo Otraefor Sports equiptnent and craft supp­ tary at 649-7509. Dupee; baptism; f pm ., ecnmenlcal prayer. Pork lote aaetar, aummer schedule: W Community Church In lies may be left at Concordia Aug. 10-13— 12:1 8 to2:30p.m. St Monday — 1 p.m., musio eommittee. ond Cnurct)_ .m., worsnfi^^^r^e. Mureerv tar Nlantlc. whore sho was Only three weeks until the Lutheran Church between 9 a.m. Ttiesday - • p.m.. softball at Pailanl field; 7:SW SlptM — >0. ImitB/ rector, preschoolers Bridget. Ages 4 years to 41h grade. itont fM tf. worship; InfErim pastor. Good will chil(fren are lombllng off the bus to and 8 p.m. or at Center Congrega­ Call Kathy Paige at 649-9705 or p.m.. ecumenical prayer. pTEaeb her first sErmon attend the Interfaith Day Camp. If tional Church between 9 a.m. and 5 Wednesday — 1 p.m .. fair workshop. Mormon 647-0655 for more Information. yp o.m. every t^iSnesdoy, Sunday at 10 a.m., and a you are 14 years old or older, we are p.m. Aug. 24-26 — 9:30 to 11:30 a m fRe Church et rECEplion Is plannod for looking lor teen-age counselors to Contributions to sponsor one or ^MN tyldti...... itfs,30 We Second Congregational. Ages 3 to Vacation tchool at Cantor ter.r. r Robert S. II; 1.6 a m. be big brothers or sisters to more camijers should be sent to 10. $5 per person. Call Darlene ^ CfMtrcfi, 92 Loka 6i., Ootptf o.m., socrome « The Sphinx Temple campers age 6 to 12 referred to us Interfaith Day Camp. P.O. Box 773, Morgan at 649-2863 Vacation church school will be held the week of July m v, James Mfiesov, sundoynU______school . prlmorv/11;46o.m., Highland's Shrine Pipe by local social workers. Manchester. CtwrcB et the Uvlnp Oed, an evonoel- priesthr'ies'.ithood____ and relief society. (443-4003 1.1 fhrouyh 17 at Center Congregational Church. Icoi, full-oospef church, Robertson or 071-1140) Band, led by Pipe Major We also are looking for an adult Our gratitude to all of you for Children ages S‘A to 9 years are Invited to attend. The School, North school Street, Moncr-* Ken Jones, will perform sports supervisor for morning, sponsorship of the youngsters for a Thank you# theme is "Serveihe Lord '' The program wlltbe noonfo ter. Rev. Oovld W. Mullerj, someone who can lead singing the day. a week or the entire camping Meetine Simdoys. 10 to Nottonol Catholic before and during the Thonk vou to the Apro donors fo the 2:30 p.m To register, call the church office. 947-994i. second week, and a tew hardy souls period. Clolhlfio Bonk: Ella Jones, A. Jo- Nursery and Sunday school service. eobsen, Joe H e rb ^, Mary Wotker, by June .10 RionctNWter Chrtstton___ M ilJlewshiR, 504 St. JetM . the Bdi|tlsf Fefish ttotlenot Other events seheduted who can help us have a picnic the Becent sponsors include Anne _>. Middle Tyffi0lk04 Turnpike, uOfOonleiOonh M. Bois- cothetiMtc Church,____ n, /J 33 woGolwoy------St., Mon- Rulh Houph, Merle Fotulok, Normo vert, epstor. Sundoys, lOo. m.;Wednes- Chester,...... Rev. Stonley M. Loncolo, this week at South United last day of camo. Cole. Janne Gale, the F, Millers. Choromonskl, Natalie Corroli, C.H 7509} doy Bible sbidy,s^idy, 7 p.m.;p.]p. solid rock poster.ostp Sundoy moss schedule: 6 o.m. Methodist Church We also need to ask our picnic James and Megda Ellis. Phyllis von Anderson, Judy Borry, Connie Oloco- Trinity Covanant Church PIftt M wiitf Cfieeet ef fits M ef, 240 (443-5304) possi, R.B. Home, Claudio Kane. Bruce Hillstown geoa, Man^ssfsr. Rev. K. coffeehouse,eehot^ 7:30 p.m., first Soturdoy of Include: helpers If we can borrow their grills Deck. Dorothy Sonego, Suxanne Lowry, Virolnlo Schneider, Kolhieen the month. Hull, Linda Worendo, Ansley Corter, Ed The following events are scheduled at Trinity Pull Bet Monday — 10 am.. • m to cook on. Gates, Mr. and Mrs. John Spauld­ '^ iS srviii^ ^ rw 72 E. Naiarana Camp begins Monday. July 13. Bushneli, Richard CichowskI, Vivian Covenant Church for the coming week: Center Si., Monebesier. Rev. Motk O. A A ing. Marion Jesseman. Stanley and Crowcivk, G«ora« Sounmr*.nder Foul ~ B«r- Sunday — Hand 10 a.m., morning worship, beginning iodv,poster. loe.m.,Sun(fevscheel; It Church at the tSosarene, 334 Moln St ., Tuesday — 9 a m. to 1 and ends with the picnic Friday, Elizabeth Best. Rudolph and Jane nord, Jans Ourofo, Judydy Hyde,H\ __ Edword of summer schedule. o. m., mernlno service; 4 p.m., evenina Monchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior p m., fair holiday booth July 24. Camp runs weekdays from Zadnik. Wallace and Patricia Irish Lawton, Kothleen Hull, C.E. Selpel, service, Wedoesoov neme Bible siudv, 7 p.m., worship service,- uesdoy Ot7:30 aaetar t Rev. Mork Green, minister of Robert Knlphl, Janet Lomson, Arthur Tuesday — 6.30 a.m., men's prayer breakfast at La p. m. (4M-S397) p.m.,siwclalBiblesp.m., special Bible studies; ^ is;Wed Wednesday outreach. 3:30 o.m., Sundoy school; workshop . 9 a m. to 3 p.m. at Concordia and the United Methodist Women of Hetfron, Mooreen Morin, MIchellne Strada Restaurant; 6 p.m., Covenant Women's picnic; ot 7:30 p.m., worshipworsh _ service. Prayer 10:40 o.m., worship, children's church Wednesday - 7:30 Rev. Lutheran Church. Call Beth at North United Methodist. The child­ linie, e, 444-0731,34444-0731,------34 hours. Cynthia Qood Nonet. 6 p m.. Stewardship Committee. and nurserv; 4 p.m., evenine praise 646-4114 If you would like more ren Join In saying thank you. Thanks fo recent benefoefors of the Chrittlan 8el«fle« Besoet ttoft. Center Street, Manches­ service, nurserv. Mid-week Bible study, p m . Cocaine Anonymous. Samorlfon Sheller: John Bertrand, The Wednesday — 6:80 p.m., women's prayfer breakfast ter. l(ra.m,,brsMln« bread; 11:4So.m., 7 p.m. (4444543) Friday — 10 a.m.. Al-Anon. information Manchester Beard of Reolfors and Pirsi Ctiercii ef ettrHt, tettatut, 447 Sundoy school; 7 p.m., eospel meeting. Those of you who can't be there at La Strada Restaurant. N. Main Si./ MencneHer. 10:30 o.m., Vocation Bible b c H o o Ib Alpha Delta Kappa and all those who Saturday — Early Childhood Ministries physically can help by saving items provided inkind support to the Shelter 2 p.m., church service, Sundav scheel, end Pantaeoatal durlno Mary; Albert Beurret. Chorles picnic. core for smoil chlidrechildren, (440-1444) Jchovali't WHfMBMB for our arts and crafts project We Several of our churches are Reyine Cenfer St., Mon- Ettonlant In Andover KInosbury, Arthur Spalding, Peo JoBevoB 447 Tolland united Pentecestol Church, il7 need small empty and clean con­ offering vocation Bible schools that McCoan, Shirley Bushby, Doeiyne WoodbrTdde St., MonchMer. Rev. The Estonian Young Peoples' Chorus from Stock­ are open to the community. Siwlk, Jacqueline Smith, Charles Flese, Turnj^e, ______uesdoy,«-on- Con- Amvin Stwirt, minister, o.m.,^^n- tainers such as cereal and tooth­ e Study, 7 Thurs- to holm. Sweden, will present a concert Tuesday at 7:30 July 13-17 — 8:45 a m. to 12:10 Winifred Worsham, Mr. and Mrs. E.D Cmanucl Lutharan Church a.m. I doy school; 11 o.m., mdrnijw worshfp; 4 paste boxes, plastic trays such as Oreoory, Noncy Stoppleworth, The Chureh of CNrlft SoT, /heocydtfe'^lhls'trytc Ministry SetScheel ^ p.m., eyeninu worshi0)^7:3ep.m., brble p m at the First Congregational Church. Andover. p m. Trinity Covenant. To register Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Chufch Tsps#ino cpyrset, 7 p,m.; Service meat comes on. yarn and fabric Whole Denut, Hole In One Donut Shop stuBy (W fd n e s ^ ); 7 p.m., Ladles' These voung people live In Sweden, but come from call Charlene Benito at 646-7791 or Manchester Board of Realtors, Man ClwrcB . LvdollendVerirnen Mems scraps, shells and/or buttons, include; lestrr, fuMne Brewer, Estonian heritage. They will present Estonian folk the church secretary at 649-2855. Chester Telephone Employees Com­ Sunday — ( a.m.. Holy Communion; EIKI a.m., ., Voulh wooden dowels, pipe cleaners, munity Service Fund, St. Mary's EoH- iSIA! services: Oe.rn., Bible l43-3a4i) songs. European pop songs ond tunes from the July 13-17 — noon to 2:30 p.m worship service fsummer schedule begins); congrega- eioHiwes; 10 *.m.(. w rsnfe; 4 d.m., brushes, paints Including waterco- copol, St. Jomes, St. Bartholomew, Broadway musical. “ Noah's A rk ." A donation of 16 per Center Congregational for children Chureh ot the Notorene, Concordia tidnal meeting for Housing Hoard propbsat fotlows the rsnfe, we«ieMoy lors and poster paint, various [tjJjjU jpEI.Ided for oft servf- person Is requested to help defray the musicians' 3>A to 9 years. Bring lunch. The Lutheran, Assumption, Trinity Coven service; 4:80 p.m., youth to Riverside. Juwifh — ConMrvBthfB Praabytoftan colors of tissue paper and any ant, St. BrIdMt, North Methodist. Seutn traveling expenses. sports equipment In good condition church provides beverage and Methodist, Emonuel Lutheron, Com Monday — noon, we Oals luncheon. dessert. Call Debbie Clark at munity Baptist, Presbyterian Church Tuesday - 10 a.m ., Old Ctuard; iSSti!'ar,SaMiK'Bj;«Kt: that your children may have grown Women's Auxlllory ot St. Mory's, First 4 p.m., H atiparty: Congregitfonol BrodI . Sunday, 643-7237 for more Information. 7: .10 p.m., Tupperware party In Luther Hall, iwoceeds ., lutHHiy out of or discarded, such as WIffle Bopfist, Contirmotlon Closs ot SI. o.m., worsh Ltadtrt to work together July 27-31 — 9:30 a m to noon. Bartholomew. to Lutheran Home. Noel; 7 p.m., r idfetiow- bats and balls, badminton sets, etc. ...j Breen, p.m., proyer Wednesday - 6:10 p.m., catechists flieetlttg; 7:48 irlesen, Minls- S ^ ’^ S o T - onoM TO* Tin o o.m. m dwmvroow. f W N EW Y O R K (AP) - Leaders ot evangelical p m. Emanuel Choir. 9a service,.I Preswvferldh Church at MaacRostor, fundamentalists and the Anti-Defamation League of Thursday - 10 a m., prayer group; t p.iti.. Housing 43 Spruce It., M o n i^te r. Rev. Ri­ B'nal B'rith have pledged to work together In chard Bray, paster. W;iO o.m., worship overcoming evils of anti-Semitism and "other forms ot IRS takes harder look Board. dmrtth — Rtform servieo, nurserv, 3:15 o.m., Sunday TH i Saturday — 6 p.m., AA. TeniBte Beth Nlllel, loot Poster St. Informal worship. religious bigotry." BIBLE Curlfs Jr., sinlor pastor ;Tfev. Robert J . CKExtension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- issia.,’ The Joint declaration came from the Rev. Paige at tax-exempt ‘churches’ Ifl(s, minister of visltoflens; Rev. tindver,'fd^l79efvice4,0:15Jnover, roftl. Services, 0:15 p.m. enchr Patterson of Dallas, a fundamentalist leader among 8t. Mary's Episcopal Church ci fford Q. Simpson, poster emeritus; Friday; chltdren'schildren's services, 7:45 p.m. i Southern Baptists, and Burton S. Levinson, ADL's SPARKS Michael C. Thornton, oMoclote pastor. second Friday ot each month. (444-M44I Roman Catholic national chairman, following a day-long meeting. W A SH IN G TO N (AP) - In the income to their own personal The following events are scheduled this week at St. 10 o.m., worship service, sanctuorv; 10 Church at the Assumption, Adorns "churches." In turn, those BugtriB Brewer o.m. church ichool. (447^41) ^ , lreet at Thempson Rood, Manchester, eyes of the Internal Revenue Mary's Episcopal Church: RIrst ccHfridMlonil ehurch of An­ LuthcrMi Service, a church can be a coven ot churches pay all the living ex­ Sunday — 7:80 a.m., Holy Communion; 0:80 a.m ,. ev. Edward I. Pepin, poster. Rev. dover, Route 4, Andover. Rev, Richard Joseph Porel. Soturdoy moss ot 5; witches, a group of sun wor­ penses of the ministers and the H. Taylor, pastor. Schedule; 4:30 a.m., Concordia Lutheran church (LCA), a "The Bible Is the only book Holy Communion and Senior Recognition Day; 11:80 40 Pltkfn St., Manchester. The RevTOr. Sunday masses at 7:30. 3, 10:30 ond shippers, a band of secular huma­ ministers pay no Uxes. a m., vestment dedication. Sundav school, oil o p m ; ft o.m., Klm-Erlc Williams, poster. Rev. Arnold noon. (443-3133) whose author Is always present iundov worship, nurserv core pro- T. Waneerin, assistant pastor Sche­ St. Bartnolamewnew's Church, 74i E. Thoughts nists or a more traditional collec­ Th e tax-exem pt status of Wednesday — 10a.m., Holy Communion: 11:80a.m.. vrAd. (74}-y444)_., ^ Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. when It Is read.” It Is also the dule: 0 o.m., holy communion, nurserv Middle Turnpike, tion of Baptists, Catholics or Jews. churches has been spotlighted by shut-in service and luncheon. « mrst contrfBiHIfnol church ef Cov­ core; 0:15 a.m., church school, Chris­ Marlin J. Scnelsky, poslor. Saturday only book whoee author le per­ entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. mass at 5 p.m.; Sundav masses at 1:30, There Is nothing In federal tax the troubles ot the P T L ministry. Thursday — 10, 10:46 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., Meadows tian orowth hour, nursery core; 10:30 As a prison chaplain for twenty-three years, through sonally knowebte by ell Ita reed- Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ o.m. holy communion, nursery care. 10 and 11:30 a.m. law that defines a church and The IRS is challenging as unreaso­ services: 11 a m.. Ladles Oulld. ship; 4:30a.m., church sehooTInChycji SI. Brldfol Church, 70 Main St., ere, or whoee author knows ev­ (443-5311) standing at the back of the electric chair several times, nothing that gives the IRS authority nable the mlllion-dollar payments Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. Lane House. Nursery core proyic... Bmonual Lutheran Church,40 Church Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and being Involved In three prison riots — all of these events eryone who reedt Ita contents. p,>v Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. to question the beliefs of those made by the ministry to its founder, Saturday — 1:80 p.m.. Alanon; 7:30 p.m.. AA SI., Manchnter. Rev. C.H. Anderson, seared In my brain as long as I live — still 1 was able to Moreover, It It the only book pester emeritus. Summer schedule: s .Saturday moss 5 p.m.; Sunday mosses claiming to be a church. In fact, a Jim Bakker. And the agency is oi 7-10, 3,10:30 and noon. 1443-3403) see In many of the Inmates I associated with every day whose author le personally L® ,f;'asaT'' ’ a.m., worship with Holy Communion on church does not even have to apply questioning the fact that P T L paid Joseph Millton, poster. 10 o.m., worship3 the first and third Sundays; 4:30 o.m.. SI. JomH Church, 134 Main SI., a positive 'quality that could have been salvaged for concerned about the Impact It Concordia oalabratas Nama Day service, Sundav school, and nursery for worship service with Holy Communion Manchester. Rev. Francis Krukowskl, tor a tax exemption — If a church no taxes on Income from Its children; 4;30p.m., Pilgrim Pellowship. the second and fourth Sundays. Rev. David Boronowskt, Rev. Joseph society In the future But society, and especially the decides It wants to be exempt, tt is. Heritage USA theme park at Fort bee upon every reader. At 9 a m. Sunday, Concordia Lutheran Church will Kelly.. - . Msor. ----- Edward w J, .Rgorden. church, was not Interested In searching for this positive -tai But If you are thinking of creating Mill, S.C., and rental of P TL's LIMIe wonder, then, that the celebrate Name Day, The name “Concordia" comes Lutheran______Church. at Man- Saturday masses at 4 and P.m.; characteristic In n convicted felon who had shattered 31 Oarden SI., MeonehMler. Sunday mossesisses at 7:30, 3, 10 a.m., your own church as a tax dodge, satellite-cable facilities to outside Bible has been treneleted Into from the word "concord," or more at heart. try. Rev. Do^o Jarvis, minister. Reeu- the pritie of community and of church No wonder our noon,noo.n, andond 5 p.m. (^-4133)_ keep In mind: commercial operators. far more lenguegee then any As part of the service, 176 members who have lor schedule: 10 o.m., worship; • a.m. at Peace Luthoron Church, " irch* rate of recidivism, the return of a parolee or a ...... - church, w Covenfr^l^t^r^mas^?wW?amsoh! g The IRS will revoke the exemp­ other, or that It le the beetseller volunteered during the past year will be recognised. Dlol-A-RrIde to Route 31 000 North Nlypr Reed. discharged convict Is seven out of ten. If one can have chureh seneo,lent... nurserv to' erodi •=*?ee1ifft; Coventry.' pastor. Mo s s h : i:1S p.m., Saturday; tion of a church If It determines P T L is negotiating with the IRS to year In end year out, or that Following the church service, there will be a reception uli drseutslen:ilseuislem 11lT o.m.,d.m.,'coffee cett and 3:30 and 11 a.m. Sunddy. Contesslons an unblinking view of both the accidents of finifude and contributions are used for the retain Its tax exemption, since more people protest ■ devotion on the grounds. s i r i .ihip; 11:139 o.m,,o.m., luniorlunler crchoir; 4 4:30 to 5 p.rn. Saturday. (743-4455) the human Inclination to sin. one must have as a p.m. llttrlirim fellowship; 4 Church at it. Maurice, » tWRron personal enrichment o( any losing It probably would doom the to Its teachings then to any Other events scheduled for this week Include: iehior'^ ehur*^ school scht and PlOtt Rood. Bolton. The Rev. J. cllttord partner a very strong belief In the Providence that Individual. ministry. Even If it revoked the other. Monday — 7:30 p.m.. Worship It Music Committee; I Curtin, pastor. SolyrdavmossatSo.m.; sustains us. It sends us with determination to be the p There are Itmlta on churches' exemption, the IRS Is not likely to agoraphobia support group...... , ..Nsroyatlenal church, KuW, posior.VJoa.m., Divine worship; Sunday massesIS ot< 7:30,3:15 ond 11 o.m. agents of that Divine purpose that resists the powers of Yet the Bible may be the most MofnMom Street and Elm Hill Road, (443-4444) authority to operate tax-exempt try to collect back taxes from Wednesday — 10:30 a m., agoraphobia group: 7:48 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; Holy Com­ evil that Imperil the human prospect. It makes us want widely end openly opposed, the Talcottvl le. Co-postors; Rev. Ronald munion first and third Sunday. (443- businesses. The business must be previous contributors who took tax moet neglected end the most p.m.. Concordia Choir Boer and Rev. Deborah HosdorN. 10 fo share the "Good News" that "neitherdeath, nor life, related directly to the church's deductions for their donations. o.m., worship service and church 4343) Salvation Army misrepresented of all books. It Thursday — II a m., administrative staff. school. (MV-OinS) nor angels, nor principalities, nor things present, nor reason for being; It is not enough Friday — 7 p.rtl . AA Salvallon Army, 441 Main St., Mon- things to come, nor powers, nor height, nor depth, nor that earnings from the business are Churches historically have been It only fitting that It should offer chHter. Copt, ond Mrs. ooryAspersch- Mathodtat anything else In all creation, will be able to separate us used to finance church projects. As free from federal Income taxes to men hie preeminent hope Covtnint loger. 3:30 o.m., Sundav school; 10:43 because of their charitable nature and threaten him with hit most Boltan Unllod Methodist Church, 1041 o.m., holiness meetlno; 4 o.m., solvo- from the love of God In Christ Jesus our Lord” We hove a general rule, a church may not Center Congregational Church Trinity cevennnt Church, 303 HoeX- Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart tlon meetine. (443-7707). been talking about hope all of this week If we really and because the Constitution’s tragic end. motack St., Manchester. Re:V. Norman operate a restaurant, for example, Lonler, postor, 3:30 o.m., church hove hope In the Chrlstion sense, then our hope cannot without paying taxes on the profits. First Amendment prohibits go­ The events scheduled next week at Center Swenson,wensen, pastor. ReRev. Paul P. Kniuht. school; i f o.m., worship service. OSSTssistant pastor. Schedule; I and 11 Unitarian Univvraallat be wlpc^ out bv any catastrophe either social or p Congress, the IRS and the vernment Interference in the free Congregational Church are as follows: a.m.,.m., worship services;ser e;30a.m., Bible exercise of religion. Until 1969, the *'N o riS 'l^ ^ ^ ^othadtit Church, w Unitarian Unlyersellst tacltty-Rasl. personal. Our Christian hope does not exist in theory courts have pul the squeeze on CHURCH OF CHRIST Sundav-eand 10a.m . worship: 9 a.m .breakfast: schooL (44e-MSS) IRS could not even audit churches, Por'orktr St., Monchester. Richard W 13313 W. Vernon St., Mdnchnter. Rev. oniy. it lives! "mail-order ministries," which or­ 10 a m., nursery and toddler care. Dilupee, pastor. Rev. H. Oseood Bennett, Lydall A Vernon SIreele Diana Heath, Heoth, m'minister. 10:30..o.m,, dain Individuals us ministers and and churches were free to operate Monday — lO a.m.. Emma Nettleton. mUnister. Schodule; 3 ond 10:30 a.m., service.I. NurservNursery core ond youth reli- Phone: 646-2903 IpiMOpHi wors...„rorsnip servlet; 3 o.m., adult BIbU Rev. Russell Camp, counsel them to avoid taxation by every kind of business without Wednesday - 1:80 a m . healing prayers. ‘“:30 (j.m., church school; 5:30 oTous____ educotlon. Coffee hour otter It. Boorta'i BhlscaiMi church, USD study; 10. strvice. (445-3131) Prison Chaplain. R etlr^ turning over all Ihelr assets and paying taxes on the earnings. Saturday — 10:80 a m., wedding. Boston furnplka, Bolton. Sunday wer- p.m.. MoitKodlit Voum Fellowship; 7

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EdHor's note: This cofumn is idMdulB for gw MfMfc WWmWUWwwj lw9 % HI wviUfffPIV prepared by the staff el the Monday - bingo. 19 a m ; Manchester Senior Citixens' SMicn* Citiz4 pinochle. 12:39 p.m.; goH COLUMBIA — The town of CefomMa wflf boM Ms Center. Toesday - grocery shopping, BmIBBi fCrBwOer^ lefltTBI OH F fK m f ml YeOUHIBB IIBII call 24 hoors in advance for ride; M N ooteir. r n m atra wberriea, homo-hnlud MactiWa, By Jon Dfmfnfeo non-grocery shopping (K mart), whipped cream, coffee and soda win be available from Aefivffles Ofreefor July 22 (Wednesdiv) — Ocean call before noon Monday for ride. 9(o9p,mv AdeHearetfandctiBdrenimder 12areg2. Beacb Pofkabration. Filled. Leave Wednesday — arts and erafte The event Is sponsored by the Republican Town Greetings. senior center at 9; 45 a.m. Retom to II:» p.m.; bridge. 12; 39 p.m : Comnrittee. For more hdormatton, caR 229-9199. The Manchester Health Depart­ center abont 3:39 p.m. (charter FriemMiip Circle. 19 a m. , pino­ ment wiR sponsor a second nutri­ motor coach) chle. P.M a.m. tional luncheon June 2S at noon at Aog. 3 (Monday) Harkness Mem­ Thursday — orchestra rehearsal. Busliwsswomen nwtl orial State Park. 93 person. Regis­ the Salvation Army. Registered 9 a.m. HARTFORD — The Bnsiness and Professional nutritionist Gloria Weiss wlfl pre­ ter in office. Leave senior center at Friday - Wngo, 19 a.m.: crib- Women's CM> of Hartford wlfl meet on July 1 at the pare a delicious hmeh. which will be 9:39 a.m. Retora to center about bage. 9 a.m.; setback. 12; 39 p.m Casa Loma Restaurant. fkMrlal hour b ^ ^ at S p.m. followed by a short discussion on 3:39 p.m. (charter motor coach) 'Transportation: To and from the foRowed by a light dinner at 9 p.m. Enle Merrill, a nutrition. The program Is free of Aog. 14 (Friday) — Ingleside senior center, call for a ride at least psychic holding a diploma In medfanship, will be charge. If you’re interested, please Mall. 93 per person. Register in 24 hoors In advance. featured. call the Health Department at office. Leave senior center at 9; 39 947-3179. am . Return abont 3; 15 p.m. People Interested In attending a (charter motor coach) YWCA programt program entitled "Elderly Skin Aog. 21 (Friday) — Dinosaur SCOTM Condition" on June 24 from 9; 45 to Stale Park. Free. Call or register in EA9T HARTFORD - The YWCA Is offering several Friday. June 12. setback — Art summer programs for children. Including kids’ karate 10:45 a m. should contact (he office. Leave senior center at 9; 45 Manchester Health Department at a.m. Retoraaboutl; 45p.m. (senior Booffard 129; Edith Albert 119; classes, nature hikes for S-year-oMs, floor gymnastics, Mabel Loomis 119. and swimming. Adult programs Include summer 947-3179. Dr. Stephen Romeo, a center bos) dermatologist, will be the guest Aog. 29 (Wednesday) — Ocean Monday. June 15. pinochle — Mrs. Craig W. Froh Mrt. Edward L Koob III aerobics and slimnastics. John Klein 999; Ada Rojas 919; L iu ri C. Aldrich J«in n « Marie Brabants For more information, call 299-9709. speaker. Beach. 93 per person Register in Miohflel M. Correntl The Widowed Person Services office by Aug. 19. Leave senior Helen Silver 914; Sam Schors 799; Committee) has planned a free center at 9:45 a.m. Return tocenter Bea Mader 793; Bob Schubert 773 Brabanta^onahua froh-MoNuHy Koot^Brown MDA holds fund-rsitsr picnic June 24 at 9p.m . at the senior about 3:39 p.m. (charter motor Monday. June I5. golf — Low center. The purpose of the picnic is coach) gross; Pete Foster 41; Bert Carlson AldrIcti-CorrtntI Mr. and Mrs. John W. Hrabants of Deirdre Lynn McNulty, daughter of Donna Lee Brown, daughter of Mr. EAST HARTFORD ~ The East Hartford Elks Club 42; Jack Funke 42. Elmer Ostrout Manchester announce the engagement Mrs. David R. Wagner of Glastonbury and Mrs. Raymond Brown of M Elwood and the Muscular Dystrophy Association are sponsor­ to acquaint individuals with the Mrs. Nancy Aldrieti of Wethersfield group’s support services. Widows OUR MEALS PROGRAM has 42. Bill Whatley 44: Harold Veal 44: of their daughter. Jeanne Marie Hra- and the late Brian P. McNulty, was Road, and M ward L. Koch 111, son of ing a Laugh O'l^mplcs event at the club pavilion on Darwood Lathrop 44: Joe Kennedy announces the engagfetnent of her married to C r ^ William Proh. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Koeh Jr. of ,ind widowers ore welcomed. For ended and will resume on July 9 daughter, Laura Catherine Aldrich, to bants. to David William Donahue, son of Roberts Street, fbe event is set for Saturday, June 27 45; Joe Grinavich 45; Mike Zwick Mr. and Mrs. Donald Donahue of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Proh Jr. of 9 Littleton, Colo,, were married May 19 at from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Teams will compete in a variety eservotlons. please call Joanne The summer meals program will be Michael Maurice Correntl. son of Mr. Cannon at 947-3179. offered on Wednesdays. Thursdays 45. Low net; Lyman Smith 33; Bob Middletown. Chambers St., on June 19 at St. James center Congregational Church. of unusual relay games. Food, music and beverages Larmett 34: Al Surprenant 34: Red and Mrs. Paul Correntl of Manchester. Episcopal Church. Glastonburv. The Rev. Newell officiated at A reminder: The KIwanIs Straw- and Fridays, with weekly picnics The bride-elect Is also the daughter of Hie bride-elect Is a graduate of will be served. For more information, call the MDA at Hadden 35; Ed Scott 35. Boh Hrochton High School. Hrockton, Mass., The Rev. George Jenkins officiated. the service. The bride was given In terry Fest will be held today from scheduled on 'Thursdays. the late Charles Aldrich. 299-1921 or 247-0093 after 3 p.m. Teams may still be Lastly, lady and men golfers Samuelson 35. and Hryant College. She Is empio Robin Shaw was maid of honor. marriage by her father. Roamarie entered. 0 a m. to 4 p.m. at 149 Hartford The bride-elect Is a IMl graduate of load. Strawberry shortcake will be interested in partiepating in the Wednesday. June 17. pinochle — Pratt k Whitney. East Harimr Bridesmaids were Pamela McNulty and Bruno was maid of honor. Bridesmaids Bob Ahern 745: Ada Rojas 973. Wethersfield High School and a ISM Charlotte Murphy. were Lynn Hogan, Clare McGlynn and i2. Entertainment will be provided July 14 Arizona Scramble are graduate of the University of Connecti­ pr^rammer analyst. Wednesday. June 17. bridge — The prospective bridegroom Is a Warren Cottle was best man and Louise Koch. Army rsunlon pisnntd by our Manchester Senior Citizens’ reminded to register with league cut. She Is employed by Loctite Corp. of Orchestra and the Bennet Junior officers In the upcoming weeks. The Helen Bensche 4.599; Doris graduate of Xavier High School. Middle- ushers were Jim Harney ard Lawrence Clay Turner was best man. Ushers HIGHLANDS, N.J. - A reunion of the 118th Calvary McCarthy 3. 719; Evelyn Burton Newington as a staff accountant. McNulty. . were Thomas Svitt, Robert Surdam, and High School Dance Band Don’t price is 93 (payable on the above The prospective bridegroom Is a 1979 town. and Hrvant College, Me Is Group, 129th Squadron 1s planned July 31 at the 3.499; Helen Vogt 3.349; Michael employed bv the Hartford Insurance The bride Is a 1990 graduate of Richard Presdale. miss the fun date). which Includes a picnic lunch graduate of Manchester High School Sheraton Inn, Cedar Rapids, Iowa. For Information, Congratulations to Vito Agostl- and prizes. Tuniusky 3.149; Lois Churila 3.959 Group as a financial analyst. Glastonbury High School and a 1992 After a reception at the Old State contact Tim Donovan, 209 Linden Avenue, Highlands, and Is owner of Aldo's P\tta of graduate of Morse School of Business. Mouse in Hartford the couple left on a nelll. a member of the Manchester Manchester. A November wedding is planned at N.J. Glastonbury Hills Country Club. She also attended Manchester Commun­ wedding trip to Bermuda. They are Senior Citizens’ Golf League, who An August wedding Is planned In ity College and 1s employed by Aetna.. — making their home In New York City. had a hole-in-one on the eighth hole Manchester. Life k Casualty of Middletown. The bride Is a 1979 graduate of East Button toelfty moots at the Manchester Country Club The bridegroom Is a 1990 graduate of Catholic High School, a 1990 graduate of using a 9 Iron Playing partners Joe Qerrity-Sulllvan Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Wheaton College with a bachelor of arts SOUTHINGTON - The Connecticut State Button Grenier and Bill Belekewicz wit­ Technical School and Is employed by degree and a 1992 graduate of the Society will celebrate Its 49th anniversary by hosting nessed (he event. RESIDENTIAL CARE FACILITY Mr and Mrs. James M. Gerrity of 79 Hurwit-Safford Ltd. of East Hartford. University of Connecticut with a mas­ an Indoor tag sale today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Grace Big thanks to Donna Merclerand Diane Drive announce the engagement Poliowing a reception at the Wethers­ ter's degree. She Is a lending officer with United Methodist Church on Pleasant Street. Sixteen Janett Frazer Wodal and the Now accepting residents by the day, of their daughter, Kathryn Marie field Country Club the couple left on a Chemical Bank of New York. dealers will display their wares. Admission Is free and Buckley School choral group for week or month. Gerrity. to Edward Gerald Sullivan, son wedding trip to Bermuda. They will The bridegroom Is a 1971 graduate of the public Is Invited. For more Information, call their performance of "Oklahoma" of Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Sullivan of make their home In Manchester. Colorado State University with a 999-9997. this past Thursday. *43/day — Includes 3 meals Dorchester. Mass. bachelor of science degree and a 1991 CALL JERRY BEILMAN, MON,, WED. OR FRI. The bride-elect Is a 1979 graduate of graduate of Wharton School of the Chrlstlon Slngloo to moot CONCERNING TRIPS: East Catholic High School and a 1993 University of Pennsylvania. Me Is June 24 — Danbury Mall. 14 per 6 4 9 - 5 9 8 5 graduate of Salve Regina College with a employed by Manufacturers Hanover EAST HARTFORD - The ChrisUan Singles will person. Departs center at 9 a.m. bachelor of science degree In account­ Venture Capital Corp. as vice president. meet on Friday at II; 80 a.m. at the Charter Oak Mall July 29 — Boston Red Sox. 920 per ing She Is employed as an internal and then travel to Day Pond In Colchester. Bring a person. Includes transportation and auditor at Aetna Life k Casualty. picnic lunch. There will be swimming and hiking. In the admission. Filled Taking names TiTTElVTIOlVi Retirees / Housewives The prospective bridegroom is a 1979 event of rain, the group will meet on Brewer Street in for waiting list. graduate of Don Rosco High School, St. Christopher's Church at 2 p.m. July 29 and 29 — Philadelphia — Boston. Mass., and a 1991 graduate of Lily Langtry's. Includes tour of JUST A FEW HOURSI Northeastern University with a bache­ historical district, dinner and show lor of science degree In business at Lily Langry’s and visit to OF YOUR TIME... administration. He is a cerilfed public Optlml$t§ to odmit womon Longwood GaMens. 9123 per person accountant and Is manager of the (double occupancy). Payment due accounting firm of Whittlesey It Hadley. ST. LOUIS (AP) - Optimist International In full at signup. Can give you unlimited A July 24 wedding Is planned at the announced Friday that the service organisation Aug. 19 — Newport. R.I. 982.50 diurch of the Assumption. has begun accepting women as members for the per person, includes lunch and earning potential!! Kathryn Marla Qerrity first time since It was founded In 1919. tours of Beechwood Mansion and A spokesman (or the 190,M0-member organisa­ Hammersmith Farm. tion said the group’s board approved the move a Sept 24-20 Lake George. Set your own hours week ago, but held off the announcement to 9179 90 per person (double occu­ and earn extra Low self-esteem called reason women often pick ‘wrong’ man pancy) 928 deposit with balance permit time to Inform the presidents of the nearly income while working __mI Altai 4,000 Optimist Clubs In the United States, Canada due no later than Aug. 24. Call psychiatric service of Thomas Jefferson create behavorlal patterns that follow Daniel's Travel Agency at 940-9012 PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Why do "If we’re not feeling good about her the rest of her life, she said. and the Caribbean, from home. Work at some women have an unerring Instinct ourselves, then thej»rson we're likely University Hospital. "Our legal counsel has advised us that the Now. Summer Mini Trips: "You should also think back to the “Most girls fantasise about marrying July 2 (Thursday) — Hershey your own pace ort a for choosing men who are either to choose will reflect our low self­ their fathers. If a father deals with his provision of our organisation's constitution emotionally or physically abusive? Why esteem.” she said. early messages you received as a child: restricting membership to men no longer Is Lake Compounce. 94 per person schedule that's Were you valuable? The answers to such daughter's seductiveness by acting Register In office. Leave senior do they choose the men they do. and Self-esteem Is composed of many distant, or not being there emotionally, enforceable, In light of the U.S. Supreme Court’s lailor-made for you. what can they do to break this factors, but most theorists agree that questions can help you understand how May 4 ruling Involving Rotary International,” center at 10:15 a m Return to your self-image developed,” she said. the message the child may receive Is 'center about 3:30 p.m. (charier destructive pattern? early upbringing Is very important. that men are not available." Ms said Optimist International President Lester R. "How your mother felt about herself, The relationship between father and motor coach) "Generally, we look for people who Goldman said. Craft, of Lake Waccamaw, N.C. confirm our own self-image." said as well as how she felt about you. will daughter Is also important, according to The organisation, which has Its International July 13 (Monday) — Westfarms Call Jeanne or Susan at 647«994*6 today affect the way you perceive yourself,” Ms. Goldman. Young girls learn about Women already in unrewarding rela­ Mall. Filled. Leave senior center at Arlene Goldman, an instructor of tionships should stop trying to change headquarters In St. Louis, celebrated Its 99th and begin the perfect job . psychiatry and human behavior at said Ms. Goldman, who Is also an men through their fathers, and the anniversary Friday. 9:30 a m. Return to center about assistant director of Jefferson Psychiat­ messages a father Imparts to his their partners and concentrate on 3:30 p.m. (senior center bus) Jefferson Medical College of Thomas becoming more assertive, she said. Jefferson University ric Associates, the adult outpatient daughter about her sexuality may c Booze threatens all females

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By Jana Ardmore but now I watch all the reruns Paris at I6'/2. ‘T il go to first time the kids had gotten to every day and I'm so tickled Florence," Dinah said. "How reconnect as grownups instead of By Josie ust back from location with this flashback into the lives will I find you?" "Don't worry. siblings. Not that they're above in Australia where they of these girls. With this new Mother, I’ll find you." some of their old pranks. George shot the two-hour family of mine... to look back “ Dinah had had a semester of still punches Dinah about. "Facts of Life Down and see Tootie (Kim Fields) in Italian at Hunter College; by the "Actually, they’re proud of 9 ^ ^ Under." Cloris braces and Jo (Nancy McKeon) time we caught up with each each other, George plays all the J Leachman is looking with her hair skinned back... other in Rome, she was speaking winds and he's recording his bright, beautiful and glowing The girls are such a delight — Italian like a native. She’d fallen own music. We've been waiting with a zest for life. This is a Lisa Whelchel as Blair, Mindy in love, found a Job, a whole years for that. And Dinah’s woman who does everything to Cohn as Natalie, they've all new world had opened for Dinah going to sing; she’s working on the hilt. come such a long way." because I had the courage and that. It's her life choice. And “The two-hour Show sort of And after a day with them on she had the courage for her to be Morgan is a wonderful actor. He grounds me in the series so that location, Leachman would on her own in Italy. had a part in the recent I'm not just an onkxiker. a fifth adjourn to her own children. “ You should have seen her prtxiuction of ‘ Picnic’ at the wheel." she explains, with the Third son, George, had come with George and Morgan when Ahmanson Theater. ■ laugh she first made famous on with her to Australia, having Just we met in Hawaii. It was the ■ ■ ■ fhe Mary Tyler Moore completed a stint with his « Show " As though she could saxophone at My Place, a ever be a fifth wheel, this popular night spot in Santa Oscar-. Golden Globe- and Monica, and daughter Dinah had six-lime Emmy-winner. flown in from Rome to Join "In 'Down Under.’ we •” 1 1 them If you know her, you also as animals to the ark. two know her children. She's that two. Natalie and Tootie went off Gloria Leachman kind of a mom. to the outback. Jo and Blair "I pul my heart into my were involved in an opal caper family," she says simply, this li and little Andy, our ncxt-dtxir script to the script " woman who was described by neighbor, and I were off to the In a year in which Leachman the legendary Jack Warner as sheep station to hxik into sheep has'suffered the loss of her “the world's finest actress" ranching beloved second son. Bryan, and "The great pleasure of my life is Charll«8h««n "Up until now on the series, has had to pick up the pieces of acting, but my heart and Tom Sollook LiMWh«loh«l D«an M artin little Andy just came around her life and go on. you can pleasure is with my family. I once in a while; but just minutes imagine the Joy it is for her to made a decision early on never ago I got the news that they're be working with these young to pul my heart into acting so it I Q, Pkaaa tali ma avarything about CharUa Shaan. Will ha hava people on “ The Facts o f Life." would not be broken every time Q. / JuMt lo*t Tom StUtek and Q, Whara k Uaa Whakhal of Q. hopa you can aattk an going to bring him in to live at argumant. How many timaa haa any mora movka aoon? Tammy SmIBt, South Band, Ind. I didn't gel a part or the best / htard that ht’$ Mug a movit ”Tha Faeta o f Ufa" from? our house and I have Just agreed In the fall of '86. she Joined the Daan Martin baan marriad and A. Carlos Estevez is 21, the youngest son, as you probably k n w , to be a single parent, probably cast as Beverly Ann. 'Charlotte scene I'd done was cut. wUh SUV GiMtHberg. U that How did aha gat atartad and will of actor Martin Sheen and his wife, Janet. (Older brothers Emilio tnu, amUfto, whta wUtlibi tha ahow ba on tha air again how many ehildran doaa ha his foster mother. He's 13. an Rae's sister who arrives in town "I didn't want my career to have and by whom? C.A., and Ramon are an actor-director and screenwriter, respectively; interesting age. which I've lived to attend her sister's wedding be reason for happiness and out? R.L., Hottaiul, Mkh. naxt aaaaon? C. Pandkton, younger sister Renee is an actress.) He was bom in New York Praano, Caitf. Dunmora, Pa. through with five children of my and decides to stay on. unhappiness. So I have a It's true; the movie is an and raised in Malibu, where, in his teens, he was an indifferent A. She's from Ft. Wonh, Texas, own Rae. who portrayed the wonderful attitude about that. 1 Americanized version of a A. He's been married three student, a good player and a fledgling super-8mm got started on a local level in A. "I don't know Just how the guardian and pal to four girls can enjoy il when it comes French film called "Three Men times. He and first wife filmmaker with neighborhood pals Sean and Chris Penn and Rob amateur theater and on a story line will go. Andy's who had become friends along, give il everything when I Elizabeth were married in 1940, and Chad Lowe. and a Cradle” now called national level with "The New parents have been mentioned in attending a private academy have the chance. I’m "Three Men and a Baby." The He got to know the more professional side of filmmaking by Mickey Mouse O ub,” which had four children; Craig, previous scripts and in the together and are now partners in tremendously happy and fulfilled other man is Ted Din son from Claudia, Oail and Deana. They accompanying his father to locations, and he made Ws acting she joined after bombarding the Australian episode they speak of the college town novelty store, now. I don't want to sound like “Cheers," and the movie should were divorced in 1949. He and debut at 9 in “The Execution of Private SUrvick," in which his Many parents have experienced the frus­ Disney people with letters his Uncle Bob’s having paid his had elected not to return to the some Pollyanna, but we do have be out at Christmas. second wife Jeannie were father starred. Eight years later, he graduated to starring roles series. So who best to Ftll the tration of watching their child struggle in begging for an audition. (They ' way over. It's possible that all to transmute our experiences into married later that year, had three himself, although in a komewhat less lofty p r d ja t^ te low-budget of this could have been a bill as the .stabilizing influence something that will give energy schtxjl with low grades, lower self-confidence had already seen 6,000 people horror movie “Grizzly il." He followed It wHh aT V movie children: Dean Paul (who was figment of Andy’s imagination... in their lives'.’ Cloris Leachmdn! back to us. And acting gives it and a lack of motivation. but her teen suicide, “Silence of the Heart," and the movies “Lucas, singing/dancing/ventriloquism killed recently when the jet maybe he was Just trying to be “ I was Joining them in their back to me." fighter he was piloting crashed), "The Boys Next Door,” "Ferris Bueller's bn>^ "Falling behind" in school is a serious Q. li Joan Chtn, who itam d audition won her a part.) like other kids by inventing a eighth season and I'd asked the So that after Bryan's death, Ricci and Gina. They were Emilio's “Wisdom" and the slasher movie "The Wraith. regular mother and father. powers that be not to have me in after living in the shadows with problem that gets worse with every passing oppoilU Bryan Brown in tht After that show folded In its "Platoon," ironically, almost went to EmUlo; he waa picked divorced in 1972. He and third "In a series like ours, you the role of adviser, as such. her grief, what did Leachman day. This is why continuing the learning pro­ lU-faUd "Tad-Pan,” CUnau or second year, she appeared In a wife Cathy were divorced in for the part originally but when the film waa delayed three years couple of TV series and ttvo virtually climb inside characters They're older now. They need do'.’ She went back to Tel A\iv cess during the Summer makes sense. Amarkan? What alaa haa aha ' 1983. due to financing problems, Charlie got the role the second time baan in and what doaa aha hava movies, "The Magician of and they suggest happenings to more companionship than to complete "Hansel and "Center for Learning" provides vour child surrogate mom; but I do share Grctel." the film she had left in coming up? J.W., Lublin" and "The Double ^^He followed that Oscar-wlnner with a quickie, "Three for the you and you pass that on to our with them bits from my own mid-stream, “ a little gem o f a with an effective and comprehensive educa­ iMwrancavUk, N.J, McOuffin," which led to 'The Road,” that may have opened and closed by the time you read writers and producers and experience. 1 like it best when film with the most wonderful tional program in reading and math. A. She's Chinese and has been Facts of Life." The show will this. Next up is "No Man's Land," in which he plays ^ le«»er something happens. The Q. I ramambar Bud CoUyar aa the plot takes a little turn either witch you’ve ever met, a sweet, one of the country's most be on next season but the of a Porsche-stealing ring. It's due in September, ‘w dl Street, interesting thing about what any This proven approach to learning will a aueeaaHui TV maatar of for better or worse depending on popular film actors since her principals expect that to be its in which he le-teams with “Platoon's" director Oliver Stone and of us put our as suggestions is grandmotherly, seductive little improve basic skills, and will build self-confi­ earamomaa around 1961 but I where I've started, as though teens. (She was nicknamed The last. At this point, Lisa is co-stars with Michael Douglas, Daryl Hannah and father Martin Just the fun of doing it. It witch, authentically European. waa wondaring what happanad I’m not quite sure of myself. "Sometimes fairy tales are dence to get your child back on grade level and Chinese Elizabeth Taylor at 17.) negotiating for a series of her playing his onscreen father, should be out at Christmas. becomes life itself. Being an to him pftar that, la ha atill Someone's Just being there is even beyond! Now is the time to learn more At 19, she came to the U.S. to own to follow, as well as actor can be so much more than compromised. Many stories are working? Eddk Martin, Fort important. study, attending the State developing, through her interpretive. I used to think that compromised when they are about our flexible Summer program, and to production company, a TV Smith, Ark. was it. but now I realize it’s "You know. I'd never seen translated into film. But not this schedule a free consultation. University of New York at New A. He continued to host one of movie to co-star Remick. possible to bring a whole other the show before I started on it. one. This is the fulfillment of Paltz and California State Lee his shows, ‘To Tell the Truth," University, and afterwards, my childhiHKi idea of a fairy in its evening incarnation until Anything you’d Ilk * to know about prominent talc. Call us today at (203) 646-4943 settled In Los Angeles and did 1967 and in daytime until 1968. some not exactly memorable personalities? Write to Josie, King Features When the filming ended, she (It reappeared in a syndication Joined Dinah in Italy; for TV. with Garry Moore as host in Syndicate. 235 E. 45th 8t., New York, N.Y. On the strength of it, though, In a series like ours, you virtually climb Leachman hadn't traveled alone 1969.) He also wrote a book, Center for Learning she auditioned for the leading 10017. to that location cither. She “Thou Shalt Not Fear," and inside characters and they suggest always has one of her children female role in Dino De served as superintendent of the Laurentiis' "The Year of the happenings in you and you pass that on to with her. She’d brought Dinah 483 West Middle Turnpike, Sunday school of the First ( 19) along and left her in Milan. III! I I\ia i I'KOI I "-sktX.M BIIK. SLID ’IHI Dragon." didn't get the part (the Presbyterian Church near his casting director thought she was our writers and producers and something “ Where will I meet you'.’" she'd Manchester, CT 06040 home in Greenwich, Conn. He asked her daughter, in whom she too Chinese and the lead had to d l^ In September 1969 in be more American) but was happens, f f has so much confidence that Greenwich of a circulatory she'd let her go oft to schixtl in remembered and cast in the Dc ailment. He was 61 years old. l.uurentiis-produced “Tai-Pan." MANCHES'TER H EI^LP. i^ti^rd^y, ,fune 20. 198^.,- 15 Kids should learn ifs OK to fail WEEKEND TELEVISION 1.- ’ .. By Mary Case These views on winning are The object is to have II for a “I’m going to New York and becomes more of a Saturday, June 20 carried over into adulthood. total — or whatever number has I’m going to take a ----- ” The first guess-the-rule challenge, , ’m not going to play They are p'revalent in the factory been agreed upon by the group. person had tb name something involving group cooperation. For with Jimmy anymore," and the marketplace as well as One might have two, another that began with “a,” the second instance, you might say, “I’m 5;00AM ® U.S. F«rm Report (39l Ring Around tha World said 7-year-old David in professional games. Those four and the third, all five had to repeat the “a” and add going on a trip and I’m going to |CNN] Crostflr* (S I Nawsmakara I take a cat.” The person who dQ) Abbott and Coatallo I one sunny afternoon. He who sit in the stands at games fingers. 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Then revive the dead Jeffrey Combs, Bruce dQ) Laarn to Road a normal part of the scene in Prom ptCare Abbott, Barbara Crampton 1985 Rated when they made me goalie, I let d fl Princaaa Caballaro the other team score three times. gymnasiums and stadiums during NR [U S A ] Night Flight [CNN] Sports Closa-up Jimmy says he’ll never pick me games. First such protection was [DIS] You and Ma, Kid needed on the professional level ISHERK 6:00AM CD Young Universe (R) again to play on his team just so [ESPN] Aarobics C D Look at Me Now I can give the game away.” only; now it is needed in high [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Morons From Outar schools as well. C9D David Toma Show Space' When a quartet of ordinary al­ Sound familiar? Possibly the (J ^ Christian Science Monitor Reports iens visit Earth, three of the intergalactic sport wasn’t soccer; maybe it We were brought up to (fi CNN News tourists rise to rock stardom. Mel Smith. believe that competition was part BACKEDBYA Griff Rhys-Jones. 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"N e w h a rt," the CBS series in which winner and that all the rest are competitively, they play with ities in the Connecticut area 3 ^ Phil Silvers Newhart stars and Poston co-stars, airs Mondays. losers. each other instead of against Insight / Out ( ^ Wall Strast Journal Report (9Q) Laser Tag Academy (In Stereo) No one wants to be a failure, each other. They work together Rami [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Airtaricsn Anthem' An [ESPN] John Fox's Great Outdoors Turner, Angelo Rossitto 1985 Rate El Club 700 PG-13. (In Stereo) no matter what age. Children are toward a goal instead of (f7) Rod and Real aspiring gymnast attempts to win back [USA] Do It Yourself Show ($T) Casper A Friends [CNN] Daybreak his father's love Mitch Gaylord, Janet [U S A ] Kays to Success following the goal of 1 0 : 1 0 A M Showbiz Weak particularly afraid of failing or [C N N ] Foreign Correspondents Jones. Michelle Phillips. 1986 Rated [CNN] [DIS] Dumbo's Circus PG -13 (In Stereo) 1 1:30AM C D Puttin' on the Hits (In of disappointing the adults or overpowering the other. 10 :30A M (D Teen Wolf [D IS ] Wish Upon a Star [ESPN] SportsCanter Stereo) peers around them. These adults, One example of this kind of [MAX] MOVIE; 'Modern Problems' A [E S P N ] Australian Rules Football Foots- [USA] Go for Your Dreams man becomes telekinetic after acciden­ CD ® Pound Puppies CD Muppats whether they be teachers, play is called People of the Cray Bulldogs vs West coast Eagles (60 tally being splashed with nuclear waste (39 Wall Straat Journal Report Look Ma Now mm ) (R) (39 at parents or coaches, have made Mountain, and is found in Terry PROMPTCARE IS 8:30/Uyi (D Wildfire Chevy Chase. Patti D'Arbenville. Dabney (22) (29 Alvin A tha Chipmunks (22) ^ Punky Brewster NCHESTER___ [H B O ] MOVIE; Mask’ (CC) A disfigured Coleman 1981. Rated PG. M . CD LMlYTovalyLoGks and tha Pixiatails Batman their expectations known. The Orlick’s “Cooperative Sports MEMORIAL HOSPITAL CONVENIENT teen strives to lead a normal life with the (29 This Weak In MotorSports CD Baers Family (CC) [USA] Can You Look Younger child soon chooses to do nothing and Games Book.” In the game PromptCare is open f rom 9 a. m. help of his strong-willed mother and @D Conan (49 All-Naw Ewoks has provided the East-of-the- supportive friends Cher. Eric Stoltz. 9;10AM [CNN]Haalthwaak rather than to try and fail. that most of us played, the name CD Meat tha Mayors $7) Adam Smith's Money World d?) Walt Ftraat Weak (R) to9p.m.,7daysaweek. After- Sam Elliott 1985. Rated PG-13 (3D To Be Announced. [C N N ] Style With Elea Klanach We adults need to let children was King of the Mountain. It River community with supe­ 9:30AM CD The Oat Along Gang [C N N ] Baseball '87 rior, innovative care sinen; 1919. hours care fur minor illnesses 7:00AM D CBS Storybreak (31) International Championship Wres­ (3D Kays to Success [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flutaman' When a rain­ [ESPN] Sportacantar Saturday know that it is perfectly all right consisted of one child’s trying to tling (60 min ) maker with a seemingly magical flute and injuries is available through ( D Popaya CTD Pspsi Duckpin Challenge (60 min ) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Conan tha Barbarian Now, PromptCare continues brings an end to a prolonged drought in and very human not to be the stay on the top of the hill or pile CD All-Naw Ewoka Woody Woodpaokar Conan’s life is traced, from the day his that tradition by offering walk- PromptCare at Manchester the Hospital Emergency (29 Kids Are Paopla Too an Australian community and is then best at everything we try. of snow while the others tried in D Naw Jarsey Paopla (S3) (3[1) Oummi Bears (CC) denied payment, he plays a haunting parents are murdered by the evil Thulsa Department at the same fee. (29 Andy Griffith Doom, through his slavery as a young in care in the security of a hos­ Memorial Hospital. 3 $ MOVIE: 'Bullets or Ballots' A former tune that causes all the town's children Playing a game for fun ranks every way possible to dethrone (H ) Photon ^ Isle dal Tasoro boy, to tha time he becomes a champion detective [oins a gang as an undercover to disappear. John Jarret, Emil Minty pital setting. d f} MOVIE: ‘Tha Last Woman on Earth' gladiator. ahead of worrying about the king. PROMPTCARE IS man in order to get evidence. Edward G (SZ) Say Brother The Post Pop Space 1983. In Orlick’s game. People of Fur routine illnesses and Three people, who are skin diving dur­ Robinson. Joan Btondeil. Humphrey Bo­ Rock Be-Bop Gospel Tabernacle Chorus James Earl Jonas. Sandahl Bergman winning. 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Pater Sellers, Sterso) tional charges for more compli­ E (33) Lstar Tog Aeadamy (In Stereo) ST) Woodwright's Shop without their slipping or falling e George C. Scott, Sterling Hayden. 1964. Wonderful World of Disney: Tha Ad­ acceptable only when excelling. hospital are there if your con­ t l$D SllvarHawks (CC). (In Stereo) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Back to School' A self- CD cated care, certain procedures ventures of Qallaghar Gallagher (Roger off. The whole theory of this i made millionaire drops into collage [USA] Can You Be Thinner? Each of us has been on the other dition warrants more serious [CNN] Big Story Mobley) tries to cissr his friend Brownie and supplies. And no up-front t 1 when his son decides to drop out and side of that situation; we have game and others like it is that M « t l l [DIS] Good Mornirtg Mickayl 11:00AM CD Dungeons and Dragons who's accused of murder (60 min ) attention. payment is necessary - we'll turns the campus upsids down Rodney been at fault when something . they encourage children to be [ESPN] Jimmy Ballard Golf Connection Dangerfieid. Sally Kellerman. Burt CD Star Search (60 min.) CD W W F Superstars of Wrestling For non-emergencies, from C hannels Young. t986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) gladly bill you or your insur­ [H B O ] Kamikaze: Mission of Death In­ CD Muppats (D Black Sheep Squadron went wrong, or we acted helpful, to work together, and to aNTIBST Ztl6*«4 sure throats to sprained ankles, [USA] Discover with Robert Vaughn ance company. WFSB Hartford, CT sight Into the reasons behind the Ja­ CD (3D Wrestling G3) G.L.O.W. 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[USA] Cartoene 1:30AM (X) Dancin' M the Hits 4 :1 0 P M fCNN] Sporta Cloaaiip ( X WTV Top 20 Vida* Countdown Satofday, ContiBii^ IZ E S T » 7 T W 4 :3 0 P M (O) o«iM F«v«r (R) SaiatContiniicd 1. A lC Nowa ICC) fT ) VTV (S i d Fnigat Gourmet (CIMkwiBe, (CN N ) Big Story (CN N ) Croaafira Saturday ger Stevent. 1968. teria eMperiment, terrorlies his town. from center) John 5:00P M (X) Trook and FloM NCAA (U SA ) Night Flight ® l Candl*pin Sowling (60 mtn.) David Warbeck. Jsnat Agran. 1976. Webster to carry his school books (R) ( ^ Evening at Fops (R) (In Stereo) femigla, Her- Outdoor Championships, from Louis­ editli Vieira, Steve 2:00A M ( H in n Nawa (SS S«Mm« (CC). (R) [E8PN ] Auto Reoing: Celebrity Race iana State University in Baton Rouge. (3D News ® Gung Ho (CC) Kez accompanies rrom Long Beach, CA. (R) Kroft, Bob Sirott (29 ThPf a th« Bptrit • i D MOVIE: 'M«rrlirs Maraudw^*' This (60 min.) (Live) 93) MOVIE: 'Honaysuckla Rosa' A coun­ Hunt to a Chamber of Commerce break­ film details the true eRploits of Brigadier FTM C] MOVIE: 'A Private Function' A C3D Mission ImpoaalWa try singer is torn between the free and fast (R) and Jane Wallace [CN N ] Foreign Corroapondants ^ Yorkshire podiatrist and his social- General Prank D. Merrill and his World d D Wrattling easy life of the road and his lonely wife ( ^ MOVIE: 'Journey into Fear' A Turktsh are the corre- [ESP N ] NFL's Suppratara Duane Tho War II command. Jeff Chandler, Ty Har­ climbing wifa abduct a black markat pig who anxiously awaits his return Willie secret police officer tries to smuggle an mas and Tom Dempsey (R) baing fattenad to calabrata tha wadding spondenta on din. Peter Brown. 1962. (O) One Big Family Brian starts dating Nelson, Dyan Cannon, Amy Irving American armaments expert into his of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Don's former girlfriend. CBS's "West [U SA ] Night Flight [CNN] Newaday 1980 country, under the eyes of Axis agents Michael Palin. Maggie Smith. Denholm O Hair Product Orson Welles, Joseph Gotten, Dolores 57th,-' airing SAT- 2 :1 5 AM (HBO) MOVIE: Suddan [DIS] Edison Twins Elliott. 1984. Rated R. 9 8 America's Junior Miss From Munici­ (23 Bodywatoh (CC). pal Auditorium in Mobile. Ala., this 30th Del Rio 1942. imoAY, June Dpath' A Texas Ranger poses as a gun­ [ESPN ] PBA Bowling: Ksaalar Open (2 [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Death of Brueo Loo' man to snare a corrupt landowner 3 3 Saint o annual pageant recognizes high-school [ESPN ] Arena Football (2 hrs.) (Live) 2 0 . h rt) (R) Martial arts adventure. Ron Van Clef. seniors for scholastic achievement, tal­ Jimmy Ellison, Russell Hayden. Ray­ Charles Bonat. 1980. 93) Chaapirlto (60 min.) ent, creativity, physical fitness, person­ [TM C] MOVIE; Back to Sohoor A self- mond Hatton. 1950 [USA] Dance Party U8A (60 min.) made millionaire drops into college ality. and poise and appearance Young CHFCr IISTINGS 2:10PM (CNN) HulthwMk 97) Julia Child and Mora Company when his son decides to drop out and 2:30A M l[D B*al of Saturday Night 12:30PM (3D Joffarsona women representing every state com­ FO« CKACT TIME [CN N ] Nawawatoh turns the campus upside down Rodney Live d l) CNN News pete for the national title and over 2:30PM (X) 99 Oolf u s. open, third Dangerfield. Sally Kellerman, Burt round, from the Olympic Club in San [D IB] River of tho Rod Apo A team of $50,000 in college scholarship awards (33) MOVIE: 'SftyjMkMT A deranged ve Cinema Showcase Young. 1966 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Prancisco. (3 hrs.) (Live) naturalists/axplorars descends the Alas Host Joe Namath (60 mm.) teran skyjacks a plane and demands to be taken to Russia CharUon Heston. 3Q) Roger Clemens Report River, a 200-mile trek from its source in 9:10PM [CNN] Bhowbti W*«k (m Esaanoa (R) northern Sumatra to tha Indian Ocean, 7 3 MOVIE: 'The Life and Times of Judge Yvette Mimieux, Jemea Brphn 1972 [CNN] Evans and Novak |M Roy Bean' The legendary and controver­ (S3 Art la Fun where they see tha endangered orangu­ 9:30PM d?l £3® Am«n A church-choir [CNN] Sporta Latonight [DIS] MOVIE: 'Raintree County' An Indi­ tan. (60 min.) o sial judge's life is depicted Paul New­ soloist misunderstands Frye's interest in ana youth falls in love with a Southern dZ)Thia Old House Garage door installa­ man. Ava Gardner Anthony Perkins [ESPN ] SportaCantar tion; rough plumbing and installing gas her (R) (In Stereo) lent love develops between one of the 3D Children in Crisis belle and marries her, deserting his [E8PN ] Coltogo Baakaiball Spoolal: 1972 world's wealthiest men and the widow* fittings; a lesson in electrical wiring. (R) Championa (60 min.) dO) Dads (GC) Allan's acne threatens to (29 MOVIE: 'The Mummy's Shroud* An [USA ] Nigbl FHgtit childhood sweetheart. Montgomery (22* 227 Sandra helps Brenda get a of a U S President. Anthony Oumn. Clift, Elizabeth Taylor, Eva Marie Saint. [CN N ] Style With Elea Klanaoh [U 8A ] Choek It OutI rum his date. (R) Jacqueline Bissel, Raf Vallone 1976. archaeologist leads his party to a phar- 2:45A M [MAX] m o v iE: -Kruch job at a fast-food restaiTrant (R) (In oah’s tomb where e curse awakens the 1957 [E8P N ] Auto Racing: IM8A OTO Serial * [CN N ] This Week in Japan Oroova* A new record company tries to 6 ! 3 0 P M C¥D 9 3 Oolf U.S. Open, third Stereo) (39 Mind Power mummy. Andre MorefI, John Phillips. Eli­ break into tha big time. Blair Under [M A X] MOVIE; 'Back to School' (CC) A (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) round, from the Olympic Club in San (24) Wild America (CC) A survey of the [D IS] Prairie Home CoriTpanion With (29 GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ zabeth Sellars. 1967. wood, Joseph Simmons 1985 Rated R self-made millionaire drops into college Garrison Keillor [M A X] MOVIE: T h e Man With One Red Francisco. (90 min.) Continued. (Live) o landscapes and wildlife of Monument tling [CN N ] Evens end Novak (In Stereo) when his son decides to drop out and ' (CC) A violinist unwittingly be­ (Q) What a Countrvl Taylor makes plans Valley, the Grand Canyon and Utah's [M A X] MOVIE: Houea' (CC) A young (29) Secret Agent turns the campus upside down. Rodney comes involved in a cat-and-mouse sandstone arches writer must face the horrors of his past [H BO ] MOVIE; 'Silent Rege* A homici­ 3:00A M CD ABC Newe (CO Dangerfield, Sally Kellerman. Burt for a Moroccan singer'i performance at o (29 All New Record Guide dal madman terrorizes a Texas town game between rival spy agencies. Tom a local club. 24' MOVIE: 'Great Expectations' A poor when his son disappears m an old family [CN N ] Nawsnight Young 1966 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Hanks, Lori Singer, Dabney Coleman. home. William Kett, George Wendt. Ri­ 7 9 MOVIE: 'Oorgo' A two-hundred foot Chuck Norris, Toni Kalem, Ron Silver 9 3 Bybarvlalon Weight Control boy has a strange meeting with an es­ 1982 Rated R [TM C] MOVIE: 'Back to Schcor A self 1:00PM ( J ) MOVIE: Th e Black Bird' 1985 Rated PG. caped convict that changes his life Mi­ chard Moll 1986 Rated R. monster destroys much of London. Bill (S ) Vlotory Oardon (CC/f Travers, William Sylvester. 1961 made millionaire drops into college Detective Sam Spade's son doesn't real­ 2:45PM (X) m o v ie : 'Flying QuIIIoIIim ' chael York. Sarah Miles. James Mason 10;00PM (3D w est S7th 12:4SAM [O IS] OTV when his son decides (o drop out and ize he has a priceless bird until crooks oooo (97) Vlotory Oardon 1975 97) Sneak Previews Hosts Jeffrey Lyons The Ching emperor has a flyina weapon (D MOVIE: 'Trapaplant' A - turns the campus upside down Rodrtey try to steal it George Segal. Stephane fTi [CNN] News and Michael Medved look at what's new 1:00AM which beheads victims from 100 paces, [CN N ] Nowamakor Saturday ;J * MOVIE:'Airport'7 7 'A private jumbo young man works all his life to reach the Dangerfield. Sally Kellerman, Burt Audran. Lionel Stander. 1975. 93) Keys to Success and he uses it often on innocent people. oooooo jet crash-lands at see. trapping its occu­ at the movies. American Dream only to find (hat his Young. 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [U 8A ] Doubts Troubta Chen Kaun-Tai, Chisng Yang. 1981. (3D MOVIE: The Conqueror Worm' A pants beneath the ocean Jack Lemmon, 9 3 Humanitarian 93) ft'* 0 Living very survival is jeopardized. Kevin Dob­ [USA] MOVIE; 'Queen of Burlesque' The sadistic witchhunter rampages the En­ 6 :0 0 P M d D News A CR 088 DOWN Lee Grant. James Stewart 1977 (Paren­ .22 2 3 Hunter (CC) The leader of a [CN N ] Pinneele son, Melinda Dillon,'Granville Van Du- star of 8 burlesque revue and her boy­ 3:00PM (X) MOVIE: 'Hard Tlmai' In tal Discretion Advised) glish countryside murdering anyone he New Orleans, during tha depression (3D W hafa Happening Nowl Raj's look- group of neo-Nazis takes Hunter and san 1979 friend ere enmeshed m backstage in suspects to be involved in witchcraft. [DIS] MOVIE; 'Merry Andrew* An ar­ years, a fighter and his manager la|(a on alike cousin sparks trouble when he es­ 1 Petrie on 2 "Something About —" 91 MOVIE: Tony Rome' A private eye McCall hostage (60 mm ) (R) (In Stereo) chaeologist goes to Sussex to dig for an (33) Silent Tragedy tngue when several str.ppers are found Vincent Price. Ian Ogiivy. Rupert Davies. capes from prison. searches for stolen jewels Frank Sina­ murdered EvOlyn Ankers, Carleton impromtu matches for high stakes. "Cttgiiey & Lttcey'' 3 Real estate: abbr 2 3 To Be Announced. ancient statue of Pan and finds the site (39 Cleaaified -Eighteen Offers informa­ 1968 Charles Bronson. James Coburn. Jill Ire­ tra, Jill St John. Richard Conte 1967 Young 1946 d D Bosom Buddies S Cloak 4 ' The — Resort" i2D New Hot Tracks occupied by a traveling circus. Danny tion on the latest employment (3D Per Years to Coma The use of com­ land. 1976. 9 — culpa 5 She's Carla [CNN] PrtmeNews Kaye. Pier Angeh, Baccaloni 1958 93) Fama Chaos reigns when a film di­ 9 3 Starman (CC) Starman romances a opportunities in the Connecticut area 3:30AM (9 ) c n n Nawa puters and robots in the automobile in­ MOVIE: Thd Day of tha Triffida' A 10 — Majesty, the Queen 6 Old English: abbr (X) rector shoots a movie at tha school (60 [ESPN ] Father And Son Special woman involved in a secret space mis­ [ESPN ] NFL Films Presents (R) (R) [CNN] Thta Waak in Japan dustry meteor shower causes blindness and 12 Bobby on "Easy Straat" 7 Ms. Shields min.) ' [HBO] MOVIE: 'American Anthem' An sion (60 mm) (R) [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cobra' (CC) An L A 7 9 MTV Video Countdown MOVIE; 'Invisible Woman' A news­ the growth of man-eating plants. Ho­ 15 Suspicion" 8 Football or baseball, e g (3D 93 I'm a Big Qlrl Now aspiring gymnast attempts to win back cop's investigation into a series of ran­ 3:55AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Ntfnbo First paper reporter comes into contact with a ward Keel. Nicola Mauray, Janetta 18 Luther on "St. (due to puzzle answer) 91* PELICULA; 'Sin Selida' At selir de ta (29 MOVIE; Think Feet Mr. Moto* An Blood Part IF (CC) Rambo raturns to the his father's love Mitch Gaylord. Janet dom murders reveals that there could be expert at Judo and sleight of hand chemical that makes her invisible and Scott 1963. 3 3 Small Wortdor Eisewhere" 11 Regina King role carcel un antiguo pandiMero enfrenta un jungles of Vietnam t6 locate American Jones. Michelle Phillips 1986 Rated mundo de venganzas que lo arrastran a more than one kilter . solves crimes that baffle the rest of the discovers that it helps her with her job. (23 Risking It AM 20 Related 13 Mr Carney MIA'S Sylvester Stetlona. Richard (D) Kaya to Suooaaa PG-13 (In Stereo) un camino de violencia y muerte Jorge Brigitte Nielsen, Rent Santoni. 1986 world. Peter Lorre, Virginia Field 1937^ Alexa Hamilton, Harvey Korman. Bob Tei. ans. serv. 14 Bliss Cren 18. Charles Napier 1985 Rated R 3 !) Soul Train (23 Dancin' to the Hitt [M AX] MOVIE: Modern Problems' A Rivero. Nadia Milton. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1983 22 John on "Shall Game" 16 Susan on "Spenser: For [D IS] MOVIE: Raintree County' An Indi­ (In Stereo) (33 It'a a Living Dot leaves her job to man becomes telekinetic after acciden­ [M A X I Cinemax Comedy Experiment: Willie Nelson's Plonlo Highlights (23 Juatin Wllaon'a Outdoor Cooking 24 — throuf^ (glance Hire" J3) Fame |60 mm.) ana youth falls in love with a Southern pursue an acting career tally being splashed with nuclear waste Ann Magnuaon's Vandemonium (CC) belle end marries her, -deserting his 4:00AM CD Sm * th* ChIMren from Willie Nelson's ParmAld II r'oncert 93) XETU Alegria para la juvantud. T 7 By way of [HBO] Cyndi Laupar in Paris From Le rapidly) Chevy Chase. Patti D'Arbariville, Dabney Comedian-actress Ann Magnuson childhood sweetheart Montgomery [CNN] Larry King Weekend of July 4. 1986, with performances by 91) Embajadoras da la Muaica Colom- 25 Russian gymnast Korbut 19 He's David Addison Zenith concert hall in Pans, Cyndi Lau- Bodywatoh (CC) Acupuncture, folk blana Coleman 1981 Rated PG ("Making Mr. Right") impersonates Clift. Elizabeth Taylor. Eva Mane Saint Pabulous Thunderbirds, Alabama. Julio and traditional medicine are studied. 28 M.D.'s org. 23 The first Sydney Carton per performs selections including "Girls [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Flight of tha Grey (USA) MOVIE: 'Exorcism at Midnight' A comic characters including a biker 1957 W olf A troubled teenager takes on the Iglesias. the Beach Boys, Rita Coolidge, 97) Doctor Who 31 Far East country in "A Tala of Two Cities" Just Want lo Have Fun, True Colors, chiCk. a TV evangelist and a heavy-metal [CN N ] Your Money stranrje voodoo spell claims victims [TM C] MOVIE; 'Urgh; A Music War' task of teaching his pet wolf to adapt to Roger Miller, John Cougar Mellencamp, 32 Martha — 26 Town in New Guinea Time After Time " and "What s Going rock star (In Stereo) 9 3 One Big Family from New York City to London Lawr­ This film presents a lightning fast over the wilderness Jeff East, Barbara Hale Emmylou Harris. Kris Kristofferson and 3l30PM (O) Music Machine 34 Actress Streep 27 Adam on "Dynasty " On?" (60 mm) (In Stereo) others. Narrator. Claude Akins (2 hrs.) [CNN] Newswatch ence Tierney 1979 [TM C] MOVIE: 'A Private Function' A view of the high-energy rock n roll Bill Williams 1972 Wa'ra Cooking Now 36 Crates 29 ^ of ceremonies (clue to [U SA ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (23 [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet Yorkshire podiatrist and his social- bands of the 80 s The Police. The Go- MOVIE: 'Port Vengeance' Two Amer­ 37 Possess puzzle answer) 8 : 3 0 P M X (40> Sidekicks (CC) Ernie climbing wife abduct a black market pig 4:20AM [M A X] MOVIE: -Klut*' a de 9 D Roino Salvaja attempts to help senior citizens protect 10:30PM C5D sports Extra Go s, Devo 1981 Rated R (In Stereo) icans. one fleting the U. S police, join [ESP N ] Professional Rodeo Cowboys 39 "Just the Way You “ 30 Yes being fattened to celebrate the wedding tective'gets involved with a call-giri who [USA ] Night Flight the Northwest Mounted Police and be- Innovation This took at the nation's Association (60 min.) (Taped) 41 Obstacle 33 Jacob's twin themselves against muggers (fl) 9 3 ) INN News of Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip was the last person to see h