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FUELOlUCOAL/ iH aufbriitrr H rralb SALE liRTiBr" FiRtWOOB I ^ I A U ) T S l R T T o n 1998. Jtf 8f MANCHeSTER. 1 bed 2 BEDRO O M Townhouse. MISCELLANEOUS hand AMC Concord wagon. BUICK 1277 Regal. V-8, pained whNe. in excel- R i R i w o d b tools and houoewares. 1278 automatic, power power sterring, win room. Loato> no pets. Manchester Garden $S1 d cord. 8 feet lengths, SCRANTON lenf eanditian. $4». No utilities. 643- Condominiums. Mov Soturdoy ond Sunday, steering, runs good. dow, air, tilt wheel, 93108/besf offer. 568- green, delivered, 5 cord mini deluxe interior, high Friday, June 1G, 1GG7 47W or 5aK>776. ing condition. Conve mum. MA$TBR/VI$A CARD 8-4. 137 Bissell Street, $«9S. 047-8000. 8206 osk far Gory. Coll M ANCHE^f ER. 4 rooms, nient to downtown and Manchester. WiTTWiCtonbSrTCu- mlleoge. Clean and de befroe 7am or offer highway. Call otter NOftTMIW rMlWOOO tomotlc. Good condi pendable. $1000. 043- SOkM S.tb FIlMNOim Oh L8S8I adults preferred. No 4242. 7pnr______pets, no appliances, 1 0pm. 755-2177 or 754- CAM tion. $1800. lOomJpm. 87 DOOCe CAhAVAN <18,8M car. Security and refer- 3424. $525. t n ^ M H FOR SALE 0404^,5:30 044-38$}. $r OAKOTA FAJ riLeN Creationism ences. 64»-»65.______Bulek Le 8obre 73. #olrly 87 LaBAhON 4 W. *10,488 ood. Good tires, bot- 87 DOOae CAtMVAN M m s ' 14^ O A K L A N D Street, 4 HOMES RnllOATS/MARME CO RDO BA 1979 tor ports. ch^ J sE ^ bI ^ iI^NC. 87 OOOOe CAhAVAN •18.1M Town, 8th room, 1st floor, $470 per 4 new Eagle ST's. Z- ?ery, radiator. 87 LaBAhON 4 dr. HLSH SENT EOumiiiiT------$900/best offer. 646- ROUTE 83, VERNON S T T f’eyeronTuMent month plus utlltles. 2 bort, sunroof, 5 factory 88THUNOfhBlhO *8,888 trailer. Excellent con months security, no ap 4^5. 88 OODOe FAT laai not required, MANCHESTER. Nice 7 aluminum rims, 360 *1995 dition. Sleeps I.^Fur- pliances. Weekdays 9- 10 foot boot tral ler. Needs motor runs, body good RENAULT Alliance 19^5 78 Chevatia 4 dr. M FIFTH Ave. m room 3'/i bedroom work. $25. 040-3290. es hagai Wagon *7195 nace, stove, otM Ice 5,040-2426.______house, Cheney section. except rear quarters Red. Standard, stereo- M LaBAhON twee box. Asking $2488 or IS Skylark 4 dr. *4995 88 OODOl ROYAL Fu 4 R 0 6 m , no appliances. $725 plus utilities. Fam MUSICAL and passenger door. am-fm, low mileage, best offer. Coll offer 6. $S70 a $470. Security ily preferred. 049-1943 All leather Interior. new tires. Excellent es Bulek hagai 4 dr. 646-4169. court ruies just one deposit. No pets. 2 evenings. ITEMS Console and buckets. condition. $6900. 646- 84 Bulek LaSabra 4 dr. •6495 months security. 040- Best offer. Also new 4177.______*5995 84 Bkyhavik 4 dr. Wg. W ASHIN G TO N (Af>) - Th« Supreme Court, 2420 weekdays 9-5. PIANO. Knabe spinet. snows mounted on 73 CHEV^LLE new paint, *7295 JJFLYtJOhlZONm aa/ STORE AND rims. Call Joe 643- 84 oalabniy Wg. Invoking the constitutionally repaired separation of DUPLEX. 4 rooms, Excellent condition. roof and carpet. 350-4,4 •7495 MOfEDG OFFICE SPACE $1500. Coll 047-9079. 1798.0 speed, Must sell. $1000 84 Oldf Clara 4 dr. 88 HORIZON church end state, ruled today that atetei may not adults preferred. No 00 84 OMO Fiekup •7995 M VOyAM h pets. References and PIANOS and Organs- PLYMOUTH 1977 bran or best offer. 649-1147 or 88TOY. TCJWeLew MOTOR cycle Insurance. require public achoola that teach evolution to teach security. $500 per Offices tor rent. Reasona Fury. 2 new tires and 643-9142. ______88 Toyota X-OabF/U •6995 88 OOUOAR Competitive rotes. creBtionlsm also. Savlngs to 50% Bald 88 NISSAN MAXIMA issue away *8495 month. Phllbrick ble rotes. Including all win and other name alternator. Coll 1-3pm D O D G E 1977 318 window 88 Chav. Oapriea 4 dr. 84 PLY. RiLIANT Same day coveroge. The court, by a 7-2 vote, struck down a Louialana law Apency. 040-4200. utilities. 643-7175 or 047- brands. 3 days only I or 5-7. 649-7933. $500. van. Runsgood. Asking 88 Oidt Cutiaaa 2 dr. *9795 88 TOYOTA SR-8 Mony plans ovolloble. requiring that teaching the theory of evolution he 9223.______Coll Judy or Janet at BRAND new 2 bedroom Friday June 19,1-9pm; BU IC K 1984 Skyhowk cus- $18$0/best offer. 742- 88 Ford LTD 4 dr. *11,495 82 PONTIAO J2808 balanced by teaching the theory of creatlon-adenee, By Godrgg Layaa hetaaMi reMdents were upset with NEWLY Renovated. Saturday June 20, 9- 81 HONDA ACCORD the Crockett Agency. townhouses. 1'/i baths, tom. 50,000 miles. Red, 1 7 5 1 . ______88 Cavalier Wg. *8795 81 PLY ntLIANT 8W also called creationism. the (owfi Flamting sod ZoMfig Close to 1-84, 1st .and 5pm; Sunday June21, excellent condition. 643-1577. Htraftf napatiar air conditioning, mod TOYOTA Corolla iv ii. 88 Cavalliar 4 dr. •8398 78 BUICK SKYLARK Creation-science states that the Earth and most life Comnfssfon's decision affow ern kitchen with with 2nd floor suites availa noon to 0pm at the $5000. 643-1694. Lift back. 646-6441. (0 ble. Rent Includes utili Quality Inn, 51 Hart : forma came Into exiatence suddently about 8,888 years A hf sforic agresnmenf loseHIe titt major development in the area, not all appliances. Wall to PIN + 6 1979 Squire Keep trying. $500/best 872-9111 8 7 5 - 3 3 1 1 ' ago, In a procesa similar to a literal tranalatlon of the wall carpeting with full ties. Peterman Build ford Turnpike (Route offer. proteefiofi and sewer eervice groh- because ot tire service. Wagon. Automatic, Book of Gleneali. basement and laundry ing Company. 049-9404. 83) Vernon, exit 03 o r04 power steering. Runs lems between (he town of Manches hookups. Private front off 1-84. Financing good. $595. 643-1840 af Proponent! of creation-science say the theory Is not ter and the Eighth UtllHIes Dtetrict E IG H T H DI8TH1CT negotiator porch and back potlo. available. Mastercard ter 4pm. based on religion, and that the Louisiana law was an was one issue away from being James Series said the Eighth LAWN AND and Visa. Factory War- $075 per month plus SAROEN C H E V Y Nova 1974. 2 attempt to provide academic freedom. Today the court accepted Thursday. District would be willing to change utilities and security. ED rentles and local ser rejected that argument. However, the last hurdle — over Special Act 200 if the town could vice. Large selection of door, high perfor No pets. 040-0062 or mance 350. Best offer. Critics of creatlon-sclencc have attacked It aa the E l^ t h District’s legal right to guarantee that there could never 040-8201.______H E M L O C K S for sale. 3 Spinets Consoles, Stu feet, well shaped. Dig dios and Grands. Hurry 646-1015. After 6:30. Ye|l|Non masquerading as science. expand — proved to be large, and It again be an attempt to consolidate 5 ROOMS, heated, ap your own. 049-4788. to save II______Mike.______Writing for the court, Justice William J. Brennan could trip up the talks for good. The the filglrth District with the town. pliances, 3rd floor. said the purpose of the Louisiana law "w as to two sides have agreed to meet In the last decade, there have Adults preferred. Se UPRIGHT piano. Freel CHEVY Monio 1979. Runs ROTOTILLING You toke It away. Call good, needs hood,grlll, restructure the science curriculum to conform with a again Thursday, hut their positions been two such attempt* The most curity and references. radlATOR. $450. Coll SUPER 043-4802 after 5. particular religious viewpoint." probably won’t change. recent occurred last year when No pets. 043-5303, 040- Home gardens, 643-2171. Steve______0113.______He added: "Because the primary purpose of the Eighth District negotfator John Manchester voters rejected a plan free estimates. PETS AND C A V A L IE R 1983. LOW ml- Creationism Act Is to advance a particular religious D. LaBelfe Jr. said that the points to change the Town Charter to strip "EASY DOES IT" Is the Call Clyde and SUPPLIES leage. Excellent condi belief, the act endorses religion In violation of the First agreed to so far resolve 88 percent from It the Eighth District’s ability way to describe placing o tion. Must sell, taking Amendment." of the longstanding probtems be to veto consolidation with the town. Sons. 647-8987. offers. 647-8623. want ad. Just call 043-2711 C O C K ER Spaniel pups. The Louisiana Legislature enacted the Balanced tween the two governments. After that vote, the two sides and we do the rest! Excellent notured. MUSTANG 19^7 with GT CLASSIFIEDS! Treatment for Creation-Science and G volutlon-Sclence But town negotiator Kevin agreed to begin talks. Thirteen LOOKING FOR an apart options. Excellent con Teg Sell lereeiied Leem. Parents on premises. Act In 1881 but It was struck down before ever being O ’Brien had a different assess meetings have been held since ment? Be sure to check Ready to go $50 eoch. dition. By oppolnt- enforced. ment. "T o us. It’s 42 percent January. Any amounl dalivtred. Alto, fill, ment. $5500. 633-8031. the many vacancies listed grivel, ttona and bark mulch. 450-7476.______REACH Evolution, first propounded by Charles Darwin, because It (the remaining matter) The town said It could not legally In classified each day. Bobcat, backhoa A loadar rental. F R E E Adorable kittens. 1 OLDS Omega 83. Pawer states that Earth Is bililons of years old, and that life Is a trig problem." he said. steering and brakes, MANCHESTER. Main DAVIICONITNUCTION calico, 10range Tiger, forms developed gradually several million years ago. Fleaoe turn (0 page 8 Street. 2 apartments 2 Grey and White. 7 air conditioning 4 cy linder, 4 door, great Brennan said the Louisiana law was not really aimed AT I88UE 18 Special Act 208 tor rent. Coll 529-7858or I 7M 400 / aei-9555 ^week^ld04^4051^^ at protectng academic freedom but "has the distinctly 503-4438.______stereo. Excellent con- passed by the state Legislature In dltlon. Coll 649-9504. 800,000 HOMES different purpoee of discrediting evolution by counter 1983. It allows sections m Manches BOL+ON. Very nice 4 noOQD THINGS MISCELLANEOUS balancing Ita teaching at every turn with the teaching room apartment. 1 bed FOR SALE M U ST Sell. 78 Volare ter outside of the Eighth District, a Police hunt room, newer carpet, TO EAT wagon. 6 cylinder. of creation science." political subdivision that provides Good condition only ’ FOR ONLY He added that the law Is unconstitutional because "It I'/j baths, nice potlo, FREE Crystal 11 For de fire protection and sewer service to stone wall and brook! 68,500 miles. New seeks to employ the symbolic and financial support of most of northern Manchester, to tails please call Nancy brakes, tires, snows, H«raid photo by Tuchar young man Immediate occuponcy. STRAWBERRIES after 5 pm. of 429-9610. government to achieve a religious purpose." Join the Eighth District If enough Only $475/month. In nice dependable car. The Constitution’s First Amendment bans govern Pick Your Own BIG Bed, 2 living room $800 or best offer. 649- signatures are collected. cludes heat and hot ment from bringing about an "establishment" of Under the act. the section asking water. 049-4000.______chairs, 2 loveseots, 6911. Poyc- VIotoriB Garbloh works on a digital circuit board In the video room at ChaponiB BrothBrt Iblg rocking choir,4 religion. tor admittance must then be In assaults BOLTON. 4 CLASSIFIEDS edition. Ireland’s Eamonn Oogh- Vlllanova. Another Vlllanova grad. discus and also the high Celeste Halltday of BloomBeld, atlcky the next day or two. tonight, A A KmWriBlllmWIit 9W _ 1 » and 21,9-4. 2 Fomllles. Provided by NCPA Rdss Donoghue, (a 3:66 mller) is a schoolj an All-American at 800 meters, wilt partlyPO! cloudy. Law M b» 55. lan. world record-holder for the F e e u a_ 15 U.B.ANot1d.M Movtno, Cherry bed CAU HERALD Indoor mile (3:48.78 set at the chief threat to Coghli __ Jay’s Four-Mile Road Race la tu rd a : partly aunny. High beenlneawlthlhe Teem aertt. room set, other furni C U S S in E D Meadowlands In 1883) and three The McCormlck/OomFbd Mile Is will start and finish on the M CC Pleoge w ni to page 8 arotmd I Local nawa.^8,8 Waalhar . - 2 ture, oos stove, books, A service of the New Engiatui Press Association S & A - ^ ^ nSTn^ S ^ ^ I a r y mony, mony household 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 D PtsBet Manchester. C T thit 18lh eov et June, 1987. and miscellaneous Items. MAnctm n » ia» AU>. fM a. m t A W , I’Hdtor. J m te tf .m Caprifands comas under fire marshar# senitiny •r jB # 8fl«B€B##9ir MI#fdM erroneously reported (But Ore ¥ t SWd TR# AsteO dtsd oHIcfals wanted to dose down (he "f dOfYt MtMDl to DW k* gRiy EtruetUfMl herb farm He said he wanted the negotiations to succeed. ssjjjw of ker# farmfuf and ‘"nie last resort would he to H(t MfMere, ms dismomfie t& ght Why D09P, with p«opf#7 r warH to k«Mp prosecute," he said. •djmem paHeme hi im face of The farm's attorney is now odftrM f. inbN for wfadom, and th0m uth0M lclfy/' negotiating the code viofations SMTSf far affecOoA. — AdMmdi dimmon* of C«prUmf\d« wHh the state's attorney's ofAce the farm eistted rnmoafly because communication with : x 3 a K J I f OMosa^ has mhdme-froin) town otAcfais broke down. Lee Ywmdy for the affHcfiem of said. He acknowledged fliat he medera Are and M fdbif codM. has prevented Cooper from enter fire Marshal Richard Cooper structural changes, for 89 fttira such as Cooper's charges tl^ ing the buildings a couple ot has Inspected Die farm, foonded we're been safe. Why now, with building materials don't meet times. Pfpf«9gf«rOH some 49 years ago hy Adefma less people? 1 went to keep (he code specfticatlons — are more The ham Is one of (he objects ot '/'t/////.. / Ten yeww iMBm IkAT fhrotih ifM Mfhm Grenier Sbnmons. af least four anthentiefty," she said in an com ^cated. Cooper's concern. Lee said (he A h ti lui plfiMiMi, W&fksn fpwni nwmfha btflA tg th* thm s In the last (wo years and Interview (Ms morning. "What (hey are dealing with is Are marshal wants it equipped cMed H lor many sfractoraf and an antique house that's over 299 with wider doors. AreprooAng on MIOMKk TSP-mH^fong pIptfbM. The A laiikt p lp th n * I t Mm Jack Lee, who Is married to * I ■ ^1 I !■■ PWW ^~^| Rre-eode rlotzrti^. years oM," Mmmons sakf. "T all (he waBs, a Are alarm system, k m iM tin Mm UnHtd Sfttet.UMlcnfMipIptHiMlntbt Simmons' granddaughter and Bdf If Cooper's orders lo make helps (he herb expert operate the don't understand, ft's caused us emergency lighting, and "break lA’ world it the Interprovindel Pipe line Comptny'ecmde the 19th century house and bam an awful lot ot grief." away doors like you see at •■• f
MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June If. I9t7 - - 1 UM m unm ntMto. rnor. Jwmn.tm BoHon High graduates with pomp, ‘Louie, Louie’ SPORTS
BoHon Higb Sebool M ftPshmen. ■v Andrew Vwrkevakv "Tbara waaamanwHbaMach beardandamwcular cbert,aiidyoosaM,’OhmyGod,abo(l^g««nl-’ tboee first days, Pkmring's chest has losfHs lone aim Relays have been revitalized BOLTON -- As m tO i 0 t 0 mt g», Ttnndty Klgn’t fradastim at Betten fflgh Selwsl was a amaff affair, the beard has become speckled wHb gray, Marshall wHfe only as graduates rsesfvfiif diplomas. Bat die "Next year they’re going to say, "Oh my Lord, ■v Jim Tlornay Sunday while Jeff Thornton Is The newest addition to the field Is Herbarich. The 1968 Chamber graop's salrit mors than mads ap for Its siss. Harold ^orfs Writer overlooking the Junior Relays Brian Roche, an Irishman out of Award winner (for outstanding they’ve gM a ganta daua." ^ ___ _ After the spseches bad basn mads and tbs awards After the last dtploma was handed out, the graduates (boys and girls ages 8-13) which Iona College (N .Y .), who was athlete) Joe Patrone, will return In banded sot, the gradaates threw eonfetU Into tbs air freed the Mae and white balloons that b ^ What a difference a year makes. begins the Relays Saturday at 9; 30 fourth in the 1986 Thanksgiving Day the high Jump. Patrone has the and stood ap to applaod tbemsslees. As tbs ISSSs bit On the eve of the 12th ahnual a.m. Road Race and has run a 4; 01 mile. meet record of 7 feet. 6'A Inches. “Lonlo, Lsols" maped over the hwdspeakers, some fastened to their chairs. F o r m aiw graduates,, the ceremony seemed to provide a similar release' Manchester Community College Balcome expects a crowd of at Rounding out the nine-person field Everard Samuels of the Common even started to d ta ie t. New England Relays to be staged least 1,000 spectators for Satur are Charlie Breagy (two-time wealth Athletic Club, who has run a “We have a deal," Principal Joseph V. Fleming said "Excellent," Is the word Carole Purdy «•«<* described her feelings afterward. When she was askw Saturday at Pete WIgren Track at day’s track and field events. winner of the McCormick Mile and 10.3, will be the favorite in the 100 after the ceremony, explaining the unusual choice for Admission Is 83. meters. If she would miss her frisk s at Bolton HlMi, o m of her Manchester High School, the over three-time lOK winner); J.T. Burke the recessional. “ 1 cbooM *Pompand Circumstance’ to all transformation of the two-day (top Connecticut high school mller go In, they choose what they want to go out." friends laughim, "Her friends ere right nere. If people can only make It to Heading the female list of com Purdy Mans to attend Manchester Communtv program Is appredably apparent. out of Xavier High In Middletown The reoesslonal wasn’t the only thing during Manchester High for a short period petitors Is Bloomfield’s Celeste College and continue at another school for a degree in On Sunday, the Inaugural running with a 4:12); and Paul Mascall (a Thursday’s graduation that harkened back to the 'tMs. of the Four-Mile Road Race will of time Saturday, then they should 4; 04 m ller). Halliday In the 800 meters. Halli Valedictorian Peggie Klekotka recalled that many of business. _ „ , be present for what is sure to be a day, 20, Is an All-American at 800 "It feels really wonderful," said Kim Eullano, who begin at 9; 30 a.m. with the start and the graduates were born In IflSf, the year of Woodstock. historic event for the town and the Four-time Olympic gold medalist meters and just finished her wants to go on to study real estate. finish line opposite the Bandshell on She described the time as "an Intense period of hope for the M CC campus. state of Connecticut — the Christie In the discus. Al Oerter. 80. will sophomore year at Vlllanova Uni peace and equality,’’ and she told h w classmates to BrianCwghllnseemedespeclallyhappy. ItU w k ^ McCormIck/ComFed Invitational compete in the discus against five years," he said, smiling. He plans to enter the Air Struggling to survive the past versity where she on two world fulfill the promise of that year. several years due to poor participa Mile slated to start at l;30 p.m. Manchester High sensation Brian record-setting relay teams this Force In July. Brophy, who Is also In the high Supporting an Equal Rights Amendment to the tion and spectatorship. the MCC In an attempt to present the first year — the 4 X 800 and the distance Here Is a list of the 1M7 graduates: school division of the discus. Oerter Conratutlon and the policy of affirmative action, Relays, under new direction this sub-four-minute mile ever run in medley. Halliday’s personal best is Klekotka said society “ must eliminate prejudice and Sfsptwn levrenct ASems, teneeF. AlUerlx P o y *JtrL«?g year, has been revitalized by shattered the Relays’ discus mark 2:03. •orrocitffe, kimberlv A. jerutto, Sr op.O: < w g y .| t g t y the state, the Relays’ committee traditional roles." She called for the establishment of Director Jim Balcome (long-time last year with a heave of 204 feet, 7 V joswn Purts. Whitney 8. C*n«ncMh, has assembled a world class field inches. Brophy is the top high The Road Race Is shaping up to be "peoplism, In which everyone will be Judged as Trod A. Chinnid, grwn C, Souphjin/ga^S T ■ Cwone. Thanksgiving Day Road Race headed by world record holder of a very competitive event. The themselves." Thomas I . Oolv, OeraM oT *P o [S , Mlnj^ Uron school decathlete In the country. Director) and George Suitor, who Is the indoor mile and three-time favorites are Roche, Norris, and Salutatorlaii OretchenSchur compared herself to the James A. oresetly, Kim M. e u lw o , Michael F;Ofimp, w n r Jane Han, Jill Holabwrdo, Kathleen Joyce More, Vidor 0. In charge of the track and field winner of the Thanksgiving Day Other top names on the card for Ave. Norris placed sixth In the traveler In Robert Prost’s poem "The Road Not Herrina. O ^ o t . MollonS, Steven M. Hood. events on Saturday. Suitor, an Road Race (1981-83) — Ireland’s Saturday Is former NCAA 200- Thanksgiving Day Road Race in Taken." While her classmates In Wlllington had Andrew T. Hryn, KImUerlv Anne .jervts, ElldrtwW JHI Kopp, Janice L. Kaulback, IWstin B. Kelly, Kr sten B. Industrial arts teacher at Illing Eamonn Coghlan. Challenging meter champion Elliott Quow, a 1986. Top locals In the race are decided four years ago to go to other schools, she chose Kenyon, Kimberly Kelly K l l^ lc k , p e rils, Junior High, Is also the Manchester Coghlan will Im fellow countryman graduate of Rutgers University. Vernon’s Steve KIttredge and Man to attend Bolton High ^h o o l Instead. Robert Adchoel Landolphl, Wayne J. Lonham, Brett 8, High boys’ track and cross country Gerry O ’Reilly (a 3:54 mller) and Quow has a personal best of 20.12 chester’s Steve Gates, and South " It was the road leas traveled, but It has been the coach. Ross Donoghue (a 3:55 m ller). and was the gold medalist at the WIndor’s Jim Lyons. The favorites road that has made all the difference," she said. ^^RouTI i .' McDonald, K lm ^ lv Jeon McBpen, Jetfrs y j; Miller, Oorcle ^a Hatpn. U re cnrmna PanoM^ tSS!,* Ray Crothers. the 1965 winner of Also, Jim Norris (a 3:59 mller) and 1983 Pan American Games. He will in the female division are Denise Confronted with difficult decisions throughout their Lvnne Rhilbrick, David J o s ^ the ’nianksgivlng Day Road Race. Steve Ave (a 3; 59 mller) will be at Barbaraara JoonJoan Riley,Rilev, DavidDovio R. Rose, MichellemicneiierwTiv N._Ross._ro.n. irswww. be challenged by 1986 winner and Valk of South Windsor and Theresa high school years. Bolton graduates now have another If thp H)rector of the road race r*4 Its ef Ilv4/t Corelrol A. Rudeen, Rotor William Romm, Dona JiJeon Sartor, meet record-holder (21.81), Jim KIttredge of Vernon. choice to make — to enter the work force or to seek Oall A. Schlavottl, Oretchen Bevins, Schur, joaileanne Renee Herald phofoa by f Into further education, Schur said. mnda, Jstfrev James...______Serro, Rolsin____ E. Smith, h, Tracy 1 Jean ibctoli. Earlier. In a lighter vein, school board Chairman et, Vysro Jeon Vollloncourt, Ramelo MICHAEL YAVIN8KY PEQQiE KLEKOTKA James H. Marshall Joked about how Fleming, the Jons voborii, Denise Lee Welch, Carol Moel White, Doualos , ol«M prasldant speaks valedictorian Invokes Woodstock principal, had aged since the Class of 1M7 entered Richard Wilton, Michael J, Yovinskv. Supersubs Cotto, Kittle powering the Yankees
By Horschel NIstanson Although he Is the Yankees’ best to last five innings for the sixth time The Associated Press defensive outfielder. Cotto knows in 13 starts. In his last five starts he Town and 8th just one issue away Obituaries he probably will go back to the is 0-2 with a 10.70 earned run NEW YOR K - With superstars minors when Henderson returns. average and has allowed 34 hits In 17 2-3 innings. His overall ERA is CsRttaMsd from page l PENNY EXPLAINED that un even more — of a threat as the town if an agreement on the other points Don Mattingly and Rickey Hender "They tell me I ’m Insurance for will follow In St. M ary’s Cemetery. 6.37. like a consolidation attempt that views Special Act 200. is reached, then It is unlikely there John Q. WoHb son on the disabled list at least until them and I ’ve got to wait for an guarantee that there would never Coventry. Calling hours are today " I don’t know what I ’m going to requires a major townwide effort Sarles said that consolidation would ever be a consolidation sometime next week, the New York opportunity," he said. "1 don’t be another consolidation attempt. John G. Wolfe, 80, of the Qulne- from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Potter do with McGregor," Manager Cal led by a major political figures, the would destroy the Eighth District, attempt again because all the Yankees are getting the most out of think about what will happen, but I Despite any action the town Board baug section of l^ompson. died on Ripken said. "He didn’t get his transfer of a section of town to the while Special Act 200 results in the major points of contention would Funeral Home, 466 Jackson St., supersubs Henry Cotto and Ron know somebody’s got to go. I wish of Ere cto rs takes, voters can — Thursday at the Day Kimball curveball over tonight. His control Eighth District requires only a few loss of only certain sections of the have been resolved. Wllllmantic. Kittle they still had a 25-man roster” through petition — force a referen Hospital In Putnam. He was the wasn’t good. He just hasn’t pitched signatures. town. Memorial donations m ay be And. of all things, the slugging Kittle, a career .231 batter whohit dum to try to change the Town Eighth District negotiator Gor husband of the late Arietta (Cross) made to the American Cancer IIS homers in his first four good” don Lassow said both sides should Kittle has become a spray hitter Charter again. Besides. La Belle said Special Act Wolfe and the brother of William Society, 29 Ivan Hill St., Wllllman while the singles-hitting Cotto has bIg-league seasons, had three sin McGregor, whose 107 victories Penny said that the best town In addition, town negotiator 200 has been successful only once in reach an agreement on the other Wolfe and Edith Fratus, both of tic 06226. gles — one to left, one to center and are second highest In the majors points now, and address Special Act turned Into something of a slugger. leaders can do Is make personal, Geoffrey Naab complained that its 24 years of existence, although Manchester. Cotto came up from the minors in one to right — and raised his during the 1980s, said he has been 200 In the future. public commitments never to start Special Act 200 has no connection to residents In the Bryan Farm s He had been a Manchester Paul J. Poulin mid-May when Claudell Washing average to .320 with seven homers "trying to make some adjustments, another consolidation attempt. consolidation because It does not neighborhood unsuccessfully tried However, Penny said that his side resident for many years until and 20 runs batted in. trying different things, using my will agree to nothing unless It ton was Injured and was recalled When Sarles asked him If the town provide a defense against a to use the measure to join the moving to Davvllle In the 1940s. Paul J . Poulin. 73, of West again when Henderson suffered a " I hit .300 In the minors so I know slider more. We can’t keep going would accept the same assurance merger. The Eighth District re Eighth District In the early 1080s. Includes changes to the measure. Besides his brother and sister, he Hartford, died Thursday at Hart I have the capability." Kittle said. like this. We stink right now. It’s The Eighth District said it has pulled hamstring early this month. from the Eighth District In regard sponded, though, that It views Is survived by another brother, ford Hospital. He was the husband He drove In three runs with a " I just told myself this winter that I frustrating to look around and see also made Its last offer. to Special Act 200. Penny said no. consolidation as just as much — and T H E TO W N C O U N T E R E D that Herman Wolfe of Vernon; a daugh of Dolores (Levasseur) Poulin and double and his fourth homer — on was going to be a different hitter, to all the talent we’ve got here and be ter, Mrs. Kenneth (Jacqueline) brother of Eugene Poulin of his 49th at-bat after hitting only two go the other way and not go for the at rock-bottom. This Is about as low Bissonnette of Putnam; a grand Manchester. home runs In 280 trips before this home run every time up” as you can get” child; several nieces and nephews; Besides his wife and brother, he Is season — as the Yankees beat The Yankees, who have won six of Yankee starter Rick Rhoden. 8-4, Negotiators do agree on these points and three stepsons. Joseph Paquin survived by two sons, Michael Paul Baltimore 6-3 to complete a four- seven games since a three-game pitched five scoreless innings, of Caribou. Maine. Erick Lager- Poulin of Simsbury and Jean Paul game sweep of the staggering sweep by Toronto knocked them out allowing three hits, despite being berg of Danielson and GoMon Poulin of Niskuna. N .Y .; another Orioles, who have lost 14 of their of first place In the American hit on the inside of his left knee by By Oaorge Layno District wanted to pay the amount it town negotiator Kevin O’Brien said As for the transfer of fire Lagerberg of St. Petersburg, Fla. brother, Albert Poulin of Hartford; last IS. League East, hammered Scott Mike Young’s line drive to start the Herald Reporter cost the town to build the facility In of the town's new position. jurisidictlons, both sides have The funeral Is Saturday at 11 a.m. four sisters, Claire Berube and " I just want to play, and now that McGregor. 2-7. for all their runs and fourth. Rhoden limped his way 1976. Under It. the town would pay the agreed that the territory located at the Gagnon-Costello Funeral Martha M. Poulin, both of Hartford, I ’ve got an opportunity to play I ’ve eight hits in 3 2-3 innings. They have through the next two Innings. Home. 18 Reynolds St., Danielson, Despite the major difference of However, during Thursday's neg Eighth District 8156.000 for e n ^ east of Slater Street and north of the Sr. Joseph Celine Poullne. DHS of AP photo got to prove I can play at this level. ’’ sliced three games off Toronto’s " I actually threw the ball better opinion Over whether to change otiating session, the town agreed to peering plans drawn up to b u lld ^ ~RmHMUUim River — which Includes followed by a graveside service at San Francisco, Calif., Sr. Clair said Cotto. who spent most of 1984 lead in the last four days and trail after I got hit,” Rhoden said. Special Act 200. negotiators from the Eighth District price, adjusted major sewer line In northwei the B r j ^ Farm s subdivision — noon at Holy Cross Cemetery Roland Poulin, DHS. in Chile; and Yankee pitcher Rick Rhoden holdi his at Yankee Stadium. Rhoden came out with the Chicago Cubs and most of the Blue Jays by Just four percen "Pitching didn’t bother me. but it to reflect Inflation since then as Manchester. Chapel In Danielson. Calling hours five grandchildren. hurt to walk from the dugout out to the Eighth District and the town of would go to the Eighth District. leg as he rolls on the ground after being after the fifth Inning. The Yanks won, the last (wo years in the minors. tage points. Manchester are in substantial measured by the federal Consumer In addition, the town would pay are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. The funeral Is Saturday at 10; 45 " I ’m hitting the ball good, and when McGregor, a 10-year member of the mound and back." agreement on almost every other Price Index. That would put the S112.06B for the North Main Street The other changes, proposed by Memorial donations may be a . m . at the FIsette-Batiner Funeral hit by a line drive off the bat of 6-3. you’re hitting the ball good you Baltimore’s starting rotation, Rhoden remained behind when point. cost at $713,000. pumping station. 859.000 for the the town, are minor aiid have not made to the Day Kimball Hospital Home, 20 Sisson Ave., Hartford, Baltimore’s Mike Young Thursday night make something happen” hasn’t won since May 16 and failed the Yankees left for Boston. The center of the agreement Is The town agreed to use the same sewer sleeve under Interstate 86 been objected to by the Eighth Emergency Room Fund, Develop followed by a mass of Christian 9 that the town will transfer Its formula for other pieces of property and 861.000 for the sewer sleeve District. These Include having the ment Office. 320 Pomfret St.. burial at 11; 30 a .m . at the Church of Buckland firehouse on Tolland both sides have proposed buying under Buckland Road. town take over the remaining 38 of Putnam 06260. St. Brigld, Elmwood. Burial will be Turnpike to the Eighth District, and from each other. Both sides agreed that the Eighth 214 units in the Northfleld Green In Mount St. Benedict Cemetery. the Eighth District will transfer Its The Eighth District complained District’s two sewer employees Condominiums and a house at 191 Armand J.L. Boulay Bloomfield. Calling hours are today Bernazard, Indians hoping to find right refiection sewer system to the town. last week that to do otherwise would would be employed by the town Green Manor Road, which is the from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. be like comparing apples to without loss of pension benefits. only property on that street served Armand J.L. Boulay. 82, of How much each aide should pay said. "H e’s a lot more consistent as forceout. stole second end both oranges. If the town was going to The Eighth District agreed to by the Eighth District. Orchard Hill Estates, Coventry, By The Associated Press had two singles, a double and a finished Cleveland’s scoring with a the other for this property had been Mary Catharina Scannall a shortstop this year. He looks like runners scored on Gantner’s single ask for replacement value for Its accept the town’s offer of 164,659 to The town Thursday dropped Its died Thursday at Manchester triple and scored a run. "How can solo home i-un In the eighth. at Issue. he’s matured. He made an excel to left field. Juan Castillo’s double firehouse, the Eighth District said compensate the Eighth District for request — objected to by the Eighth Memorial Hospital. He was the Sister Mary Catherine Scannell Tony Bernazard’s season has you be happy with .216 — which was A L Roundup "We couldn’t keep the ball In the Originally, the town said it lent play on Baylor, and then a scored Gantner and Paul Molitor It would ask for the same for Its Its contribution to the cost to build District — that the Eighth District husband of the late Fablola (Char- of the Sisters of Notre Dame mirrored that of the Cleveland what I was hitting going Into this ballpark” said Boston Manager wanted to set the sate price of the heads-up play on Henderson when hit reliever Mark Elchhorn’s first sewer assets. the town's secondary sewage treat give It the Keeney property on est) Boulay. Provincial House, Fairfield, died Indians. The second baseman has game — especially after the season John McNamara, whose team left firehouse at Its current replace he threw to third. That was his only " It ’s an apples-for-apptes offer." ment plant. Tolland Turnpike. He was born June 22.1904, In Fall Wednesday. struggled at the plate and his I had last year and the year still, he has eight homers and 13 runners on base. "The home runs pitch for a single that scored ment value, while the Eighth play on that ball.” River, Mass., and was a former She was born In Lowell, Mass., teammates, who batted an Ameri before?” driven in 23 runs and Is on a pace to were the key hits. We had men on Castillo. Robin Yount and Cecil Wade Boggs had three hits (or Hartford resident, living In Coven and was a guidance counselor at can League-high .284 last year, Bernazard batted .301 last season beat his career-best 17 homers of base and we couldn’t get base hits Cooper singled for another run. try for many years. He was Boston, extending his hitting streak East Catholic High School from have followed suit. and .274 the previous year. He’s last year. when we needed them.” to 19 games and upping his major Royal* 10, Angol* 4 employed by Hartford Hospital, 1972 until her retirement in 1982. But things might be turning now hitting .231. "What good does It do if you hit 20 Shortstop Julio Franco made two Man charged in restaurant burglary retiring in 1070. He was a communi The funeral Is today at 6 p.m. In homers but only hit .220?" he said. good plays to preserve the victory league-leading batting average to Mark Gubicza. who hadn’t won In around for both Bernazard and the Bernazard has had soreness In a .364. a month, pitched a six-hitter and cant of St. Mary's Church, the Provincial House, Lowell, Indians. Bernazard went 4-for-4 tendon In his right wrist since " It Is frustrating. I want toget more in the ninth. He went into the hole to Coventry. Mass., followed by a mass of RBIs. and sometimes if you hit for throw out Don Baylor on a grounder Frank White had three R B I for the A Manchester man with a record with third-degree burglary and In all three Incidents, police said. tened an employee of the Lafayette and Cleveland got home runs from spring training. By compensating Brawera 6, Blue Jeye 3 He Is survived by three sons, Christian burial. Burial will be average you can extend some that scored Wade Boggsfrom third. visiting Royals. Danny Tartabull of past burglary convictions was sixth-degree larceny In connection Ericson entered the building by Escadrille. mouthing the words, Carmen Castillo, Chris Bando and for that, he also developed similar Henry Boulay and Leonard Boulay, Saturday following prayers at 9 rallies.” Then Franco ranged to his right and At Toronto Jim Gantner’s two- hit a two-run homer and Willie charged Tuesday In connection with another burglary at the smashing through a Plexiglas door "You die." police said. Ericson was Cory Snyder In a 7-8 victory problems in his left wrist. both of Coventry, and Robert a.m. In St. Michael’s Cemetery. Bernazard singled before Ban- grabbed Dave Henderson’s hard run bloop single sparked a five-run Wilson had a solo shot for the with two burglaries at the La restaurant on March 28. panel. charged Tuesday with threatening Thusrday night over the Boston " I worked to build up my strength Boulay of Kensington; a daughter, Stratford. Calling hours are today do’s two-run homer in the second grounder, throwing to third for the sixth inning for Milwaukee. Royals. fayette Escadrille. police said. In the last burglary. 8860 was Ericson has been convicted seven In connection with that Incident. Red Sox. The Indians have scored during the off-season, but then I got Theresa Ryan of Tacoma, Wash.; from 2 to 6 p.m. at the Provincial His single also helped build a run in forceout that ended the game. Billy Jo Robidoux singled and Gubicza. 4-8. went all the way for David Ericson. 27, of 126 Olcott taken from the restaurant, located times on burglary charges and was 60 runs in their last 10 games. this Injury," he said "Who knows and 10 grandchildren. House. Redgate-Hennessy Fu n e ra l' the fourth. Castillo homered in the "Those were two very good plays Glenn Braggs walked with one out. the second time this season, walk St., was charged with one count at 300 W. Middle Turnpike, police charged last June In connection Ericson is being held in the “ Once you’ve hit .300, you want to what I could be doing If I was A mass of Christian burial will be Home, Main Street and Gorham sixth for a 5-3 lead and Snyder in the ninth Inning." McNamara B.J. Surhoff grounded Into a ing four and striking out five. each of third-degree burglary and said. with a break-ln at the Hartford Hartford Correctional Center on keep doing It.” said Bernazard. who healthy?” held Saturday at 9;30 a.m. at St. Place. Trum bull, has charge of sixth-degree larceny In connection Ericson was arrested April 7 Road Cafe, police said. 810.000 bond. His next appearance Mary's Church, Coventry. Burial arrangements. with the March 10 burglary of the after an attempted burglary at the During a court appearance after In Manchester Superior Court Is restaurant. He was also charged Lafayette Escadrille. police said. his April arrest. Ericson threa scheduled June 23. Crenshaw leads Open Cops arrest Cops charge men in cocaine bust By Eric Prawitt (West Germany) were at 69, and par-saving puim ranging from five Tht Asioclatad Prati four-time champion Jack Nicklaus feet to 20 feet. VITTNER’S "After I made a 15-footer for a woman police said. On Robles, police found was with Bob Tway, Scotland’s Two Hartford men were charged Richard Franco Gonzales. 23. were three-quarters of a gram of sus SAN FRANCISCO - Ray Floyd Sandy Lyle and six others at 70. birdie at the 15th. I said. ’This is W ^nesday night with possession of arrested by police after they DISCOVER THE REAL as fugitive began the defense of his U.S. Open someone I ’m not familiar with.’ ’’ cocaine and possession of drug observed the two making "manner pected cocaine, police said. "1 played the kind of round you A woman wanted In New York PLEASURE OF PLANTS ^ title with a dream round of golL paraphernalia after a stakeout in a isms which are consistent with dream about in a U.S. Open. I Crenshaw’s 67 was his fourth for forgery and possession of But. still, he fell one stroke short parking lot at 320 Broad Street, persons using cocaine.” police said. Robles was held on 15,000 bond - EVEN IN THE GOOD % reached 16 greens in regulation.” consecutive Open round under 70. 9 criminal property was arrested In the car. police found a package of and Gonzales was held on 11,000 of matching Ben Crenshaw's 3- Floyd said. He opened with a 75 on a stormy police said. at her Spruce Street apartment bond. Both were to appear Thurs under-par 67. a score posted early Ibursday last year at New York’s rolling papers and, on the floor, a OL' SUMMERTIMEI g. " I went opt there with the idea liiursday evening and charged Jose Manuel Robles, 22, and paper'’packet wTth powder residue, day in Manchester Superior Court. in Thursday's first round and still Shinnecock Hills, then posted 69s as a fugitive from justice. atop the leader board at day’s end. that, no matter what. I was going to enjoy my walk around the Olympic the last three days to finish In a tie Police learned June 18 that "I set a target of 70. But when I for sixth, fourstrokes behind Floyd. JUST IN TIME FOR went to the practice tee and the Club as the defending champion. the woman, Patricia Ann Corco Crenshaw had never seen the wind was light, I knew I had to take "It was more enjoyable than I ran, 17, of 197 Spruce St., was Milers ready to make history Olympic layout before arriving advantage of an early starting could have Imagined,-because I wanted by the Monroe County over the weekend to begin practice. Sheriff’s Department In Ro time." Crenshaw said. "Iwasthree haven’t played as good a round of Cantlnued from page J begin at 9;SO a.m. on the MCC I FATHER’S DAY ahead of m y target." " I ’m still trying to get to know the 8 chester, New York. For the sixth year, Pratt and golf since lost year’s Open.” campus opposite the Manchester Whitney Is the mjdn sponsor of the He did it with the help of two course. It’s a very stem test. Gosh, Police said Corcoran waived be the star female attraction. ALL EVERGREENS, FLOWERING The weather, cool and calm, Bicentennial Band Shell. It repla Relays. This year Pratt donated monstrous birdie putts, from 60 feet It’s difficult," Crenshaw said extradition after officers ar Halliday, 20. who just completed remained virtually unchanged ces the lOK (6.2-mile) race of the and 36 feet, on the back nine and ranged to hove her father In 89.000. SHRUBS AND TREES IN STOCK through the opening round Those finding it a lot more her Bopnomore year at Vlllanova, despite a double-bogey 6 at the 14th Rochester take care of her two past. difficult were such former Open was also a member of two world- hole. "The course was very forgiving, The Relays will begin on Satur RioulirJiM U l PrloM champs as Johnny Miller, Tom 1 sons. record setting relay teams — the 4 ComFed Savings Bank of Man Crenshaw labeled both big putts after those practice rounds in the Corcoran was held on 180,000 Watson. Lee Trevino and Fuzzy X BOO and the distence medley. day with the Junior Relays (boys chester Is the sponsor of the Relays’ Q p p Until Jum Z8th "no-brainers" ^and added, "You wind and sun. We got lucky with the bond and Is to appear this and girls ages 8-13) at 9; 30 a m. at Zoeller. Miller had two double- Halliday has run the 800 meters In highlighted event on Saturday — don’t expect those things in a U.S. overcast and fog." Floyd said. morning In Manchester Super the Pete WIgren Track at Manches % bogeys in a round of 71 while the Christie McCormick/ComFed 125 2; 03. DOES NOT INCLUDE ITEMS ALREADY ON SALE Open. 'They negated m y double ter High School. Neither Floyd. 44, nor Nicklaus. Watson came In at 72, Trevino 73 7 ior Court. The Four-Mile Road Race will Invitational Mile. bogey." 47, have come close to winning a and Zoeller 78. l a r g e d is p l a y 'The 38-year-old Texan, who won STILL A REAL NICE tournament this year. BIRD BATHS A the 1964 Masters title, got off to his Australia’s Greg Norman, the SUPPLY OF best start ever in a U.S. Open. The A three-putt bogey-6 on the reigning British Open champ, President vows again to veto House trade bill LAWN ORNAMENTS] closest he’s come to winning was a cloatng hole pre ve n t^ Nicklaus opened.jWith a 72. PERENNIALS third-place finish in 1978. from joining the group under 70. Crenshaw has won over 82.5 he reiterated his opposition to move us exactly in the wrong present at the meeting In the MANY NOW IN BLOOM OPIN 7 DAYS He begins the second round over " I didn’t really object to that million In 15 years on the pro tour, WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi direction, toward high tariffs and Cabinet Room were an array of OR READY TO BLOOM SUNDAY UNTIL 4 dent Reagan vowed anew today to legislation that recently passed the the Olympic Club’s 6,709-yard Lake much. I had made m y fair share of but the Masters title Is his only House by a narrow margin. trade barriers, trade-distorting G O P lawmakers, Including Senate Course with a one-stroke lead over putts.” said Nicklaus, who in hope major championship. veto congressional legislation con subsidies and slow growth and Republican leader Bob Dole of APpMIs taining provtslons requiring man I^ a t bill Included the so-called Floyd, Spain'sSeve Ballesterosand of regaining his winning touch on " I couldn’t describe how impor shrink world markets, destroy Kansas, and Cabinet members. VTTTNER’S GARDEN CENTER Japanese star Tommy Nakajlma. the greens switched recently to a datory retaliation against U.S. Gephardt amendment, named for tant it would be to me to win Ban Cranahaw urga* hit birdia putt during firat-round play in th* U.S. Open jobs," Including Treasury Secretary Foreign golfers Denis Watson putter he’d put away a feW years trading partners using unfair trad Rep. Richard Gephardt of Mis 1 Tolland Turnpike • 649-2623 another." he said. "Doing it once toward th* cup on th# 11th groan at tha Thuraday. Cronahaw firod a3-undar^par Without mentioning the Gephardt James A. Baker III, Commerce (Zimbabwe), Nick Price (South ago. was tremendous, but I ’d love todo It ing practices. souri. who is seeking the Demo 67 to taka th* load. cratic Party’s 1988 presidential amendment. Reagan added that "I Secretary Malcolm Baldrige and Manchester - Vernon Town Line ' Y Africa) and Bernhard Langer He made several birdie and again." Olympic Qolf Club in San Franciaco A t the outset of a meeting with Energy Secretary John nomination. would have no choice but to veto cenireiilenal RepubllcanB, Rea- that bill in Its present form .” Herrington. ggn delivered a statement In which Reagan said that bill "would MANCHE 8TER HERALD. Friday. Jui» H. Ht7 - IL 1^-- MAWCHMTgW HEWAIO. Frkliiy. June if. \WI Dick Hawser, to the end, didn’t esk “why meV M B’s tie for Tw i lead Howser’s clergyman, the Rev. With the five-hit pitching of Ken win). Jeff Johnson added Moiiarty’e tv Dewo Tucktr not cursing bis fate. Bobby Brown; Howser’s widow. age Howser showed In his ordeal, his final months. Jim Wells, read several passages H ili and a 12-hit attack of its own Hill struck out three and Issued fifth run in the sixth Inning with ah TI m AMOclatMl P r e s s Howser died Wednesday at 51, which began last July 22 when “He was ready for the final road Nancy, and twin daughters Jana from Howser’s own Bible. being the right formula, Moriarty two walks in turning in his roqte- RBI single. trip," Burke said. “He was tired. alm ost 11 months after doctors and Jill; and Royals’ coHtwners doctors partially removed a malig Brothers handed Superior Auto its going performance. "H e did a good Ray Gliha led Moiiarty’a with KANSAS aTY, Mo. - Never He was ready to go home.” “Good guys occasionally do fin partially removed a malignant Ewing Kauffman and Avron Eogel- nant brain tumor. The operation second straight setback, 5-2, in Job,” said M B Manager Gene three bits with Petersen and Mikie once In Me Io iIm battle agalnat Serving as pallbearers for Thurs ish first,” Wells said. “Dick fin tum or from the left side of his brain. man were among those In was Just one week after Howser, Greater Hartford Twiiight Base Johnson. and Jeff Johnson chipping in two brain cancer did Dick Howaer ask. “Dick said, ‘I have llv ^ a go(^ attendance. suffering persistent headaches and day night’s service were Royals ished first. He was a winner." Wells noted that more than M,ow ball League action Thur^ay night The locals snapped a 2-2 tie in the “Why me," eays an offldal of the life. God has blessed me.’" said Funeral services and burial will memory lapses, guided the Ameri broadcaster Fred White; public M o rla rty’s has a single gam e this cards and letters had come In from at Moriarty Fieid. fifth Inning with Mike Johnson Kansae City Royals, Burke, one of several speakers at be Saturday In Howser’s hometown can League to victory In the relations director Dean Vogelaar; weekend, Saturday at 7: SO p.m. at all over the world for Howaer and The clubs are now deadlocked driving in the deciding run and “ He said. ‘Why not me?’“ Royals the 4S-mlnute service. “He said, ‘I of Tallahassee, Fla. A ll-S ta r G am e general manager John Schuerholz; Moriarty Field against dangerous said the stricken nunager fre atop the league standings, each at Chris Petersen following with an president Joe Burke told about l.SOO have so much to be thankful for. “Dick’s fight Is over,” said Paul "Dick Howser learned in these trainer Mickey Oobb; Howser’s Mallove Jewelers. quently prayed "for all the people 6-2 for 12 points (two points for a insurance R B I single. mourners Thursday who gathered God has blessed me.’” As Howser Splittorff, a retired Royals’ pitcher last eleven months what life and neighbor Gerry Wlnsbipand Burke. for a memorial service to the neared the end, Burke said, “He who represented the players. “ We life’s priorities are all about,” “ There is no doubt that Dick left who had sent him cards.” “He once told me ’Jim , I’m going former Royals manager. Burke, once told me, ‘Jo e , keep laughing. can all take comfort In knowing that Burke said. "He went from base us too soon, and that’s v e ry difficult who named Howaer as Royals' Keep smiling. 1 am not afraid to tonight, our skipper is safe at ball, family and God. to God, family to understand," White said. “God. to be okay. One w a y or another. I ’m going to be a winner in this thing. manager In IN I, said he spent his die.’’’ hom e.’’ and baseball. Burke noted that we commit to you the soul of a Ella In as Phillies' manager But please take care of Nancy.’” final months counting his blessings. American League President Dr. Several speakers noted the cour Howser became deeply religious in precious friend.” By Joe Mooshll Picked by many to be contenders The Assocloted Press this season, the L illie s were 29-32 and in fifth place In the National CHICAGO — Lee Elia, promising League East when the change was no miracles and delighted at made. The loss Thursday was the getting a second chance to manage, sixth in their eight games. SCOREBOARD has taken the reins of the slump- Phillies president BUI Giles made ridden Philadelphia Phillies. the change official several hours "There will be no miracles or before the game. Giles said he had changes of consequence.” Elia, informed Felske of the move Indiana 7. Rad Sox 5 Mata10,Expoa7 Cardlnala8,PlratBa6(10lnnlnga) beneficiary of the first managerial Wednesday night. He said he change in the major leagues this dicided on the change after Tues J SoftbaU Little Mies BaaebaD BOSTON CLEVELAND NEW YORK. MONTREAL PITTSBUROH STLOUIS season, said Thursday after the day's loss to the Cubs. sbrhM ObrhM irhM brbM ObrhM O b rh M Burksef 5 13 1 Butler cf 3 3 10 MWIIsncf 5 13 1 CondoelX 5 00 0 Bondslf 5 0 0 0 Co lemon If 4 1 1 0 dismissal of John Felske. " I ’m " I talked to John last night and Barrett 3b 4 0 0 1 Franco u 3 00 0 Miller X 5 13 1 Wtnghmcf 4 111 VonSlykd soil OSmIthss 4013 happy to get a chance to manage told him to meet with me this O u ity LNIIa Mlaa Softball Amarlean Laagua atandinga Boggs X 4 3 3 0 ToMerdh 4 0 11 KHrndz 1b 5 3 10 Raines If 4 3 30 R e v X 5 110 Dowley p 0000 again.” morning but he said he didn’t have Rice If 5 13 1 Carter 1b 4 00 1 Corterc 5 113 WallachX 4 13 3 Broom 1b 40 00 Herr 3b 4 3 20 Sttphenion't Polntlno euttluosed Action In the Little Miss Softball Baylor dh 5 0 11 MHoll If 3 11 0 Strabry rf 5 3 3 4 Brooksse 3 00 1 RRevIdsrf 4 3 3 1 JOark 1b 5 3 34 The debut of Elia, who served to meet with m e." Giles said. "He Monchetttr Athletic Club, 13-10, League Thursday night at AAartin Rost DtvMen OwEvn 1b 5 0 10 CCostlll rf 2 111 McRyIds If 4 111 Oalorre lb 4 00 1 Bonilla X soil AAcOeecf 4 130 Felske as a coach, was spoiled by seemed relieved and thanked me Thuridtav nlehtot Keeney Pield. Mark W L School saw Westown Phacmocy down Pet. OB <}reenwl rf 4 0 11 Frobel rf 000 0 HJohsnX 5 3 3 1 wfosTvT rr 4 111 LVIlrec 3 100 TPenoc 4 111 the Chicago Cubs. They beat the for the opportunity of managing the Perez and Fred Ollha Im the winners Vllloge Cuts, 33-14; Monchester Sewing Toronto 40 34 .435 SDiyenu 5 13 0 Snyder rf 4 111 Santana n 4 0 10 RtzgerMcRlzoorld c 3 110 MDIozc 3000 OauendX 3000 with three hits each while Jan and Tim Machine Center and Charter Oak Now York 41 25 .421 Sullivan c 3 0 10 Bernzrd3b 4 14 0 Dorllng p 1000 Homnp 3 0 0 0 Pedriouss 3 0 3 3 TLndrmrf 300 1 Phillies for the third straight day, team. He said he was going Wollenbera added two apiece. Per the Dtlrolt 34 Veterinary Hospital battle to a 15-lS 28 .S« 5 DHedsn ph 1000 Jacoby X 4 0 11 Dykstr ph 1000 McOffgnp_ . 0000 Morrisnss 3000 AAorrisrf 3 130 9-7. fishing.” losers, Phil Steneman had three hits deadlock; Hour Gloss Cleaners lop Mtlwoukt* 34 25 .548 5 Sisk p Foley- • M h 10 0 0 Kipper p 3000 Tunnell p 3 000 U Bondoc 4 11 3 1000 and Kevin Brophv had two hits. Nassiff Arms, 13-10; and Fuss & O'Neill Bozton 29 36 .444 11'/i Taylor p 1000 Hortonp 1000 Elia thought it was ''ironic” that The Rev. Jesse Jackson, a civil Including o homer. Totota 40 5 13 5 Totals M7I1 7 AAaizIlll ph 1000 Porrettp 0 0 0 0 Leo Elia talks to the press slam Carpet Factory, 30-4. Italtimort 28 38 .424 McDwII p 0 0 00 WJhnsn*^ 0000 Smiley p 0000 Worrell p 0000 the change came in Chicago where rights leader and potential candi Jennifer Bushey hod three hits, Cleveland 24 40 .375 Boston on m w s -s Burke p 0000 Conoelsph 0 100 Dayleyp 0000 he managed the Cubs in 1982. date for president, expressed dis after being named the man Laurie Cartier tripled and Julie Burnett West Division CiMrtir Oak tW Ml 11x—7 Totals 4314 IS H Totals M7S7 ORoMsnp 0000 RBookrX 0000 pleasure that the Phillies chose homered for Westown. Down Fellows W L Pet. OB (Jams Winning RBI — Carter (4). TOtaN B4I4 Totals M i n i AP photo "Maybe it's fitting." he said. "I ager of the Philadelphia MCC Vets detected Manchester■ PropProp hod a grand slam homer, double and Minnesota 37 21 i».549 — E— Franco, Boggs, Jacoby. LOB—I___ New Yerk 3W Ml Sia-W was first hired in Qiicago and first Elia without reviewing minority Phillies on Thursday. erty Maintenance, 9-3, Thursdayday night two singles, Helena Choponis tripled Oaklarxl 34 3f .540 3 Boston 13, Cleveland 6. 3B— Boggs, Rice, IN 111 fired in Chicago.” candidates. at Pltioerald Field. Bob Stearns'ns ledI the and singled twice and Cathy Ridel and Kansas City 33 30 .534 3 Butler, Bernazard. 3B— Bornazord. Game Winning RBI — Carter (4). Darryl Strawberry (right) of the Mets homer In the first Inning Thursday night Vets with four hits while Horryry Oekker0 Heather Ciato added three and two Seattle 33 33 SM 4 HR— Bondo (2), Burks (10), CCostlllo (5), E— Miller. DP Niwr York 3, Montreal None out when srinnlng scored. Ella had a 73-89 record with the Jackson, who has been cam that he hopes baseball will soon hire California 30 36 .455 7'/t against the Expos In Montreal. The Mets added three. For M PM , Paul Genovese singles, respectively, for Cuts. Snyder (13). S B ^ u tle r (9). SF— Barrett. 1. LOB— New York 4, Montreol 4. 3B— Gome Winning RBI — JOork (9). gets a low five from teammate Keith Cubs in 1982 and was dismissed paigning for the hiring in all sports more minorities for managerial stroked three hits while Oscar Bogglnl Amy Smith hod three hits, Nancy Texos 37 34 .443 t Wolloch, Siravberry, Raines. 3B— Miller. E — Lovalllere, TPene, Oquendo. LOB— Hernandez after hitting a three-run won, 10-7. during the the 1983 season, shortly of more minorities in coaching, and Steve Faultick chipped In with two Wangertgmen tripled and Betsy Ryan Chicago 23 39 .371 \ 3 '/7 IP H R RR BB SO HR— Strawberry 3 (X ), HJohnson (13), Rttsburph" I,~ StLouls 5. 3B— OSmIth, and front-office positions. N eoch. homered for Sewing Center. Jessica Thursday's Gomes Webster (4), Carter (•), McRsynolds (13), RReynoM, PedrtoM, McOeo, TPena. after a tirade against Chicago fans. managing and executive jobs, said "If it happens next year, our Glrouord, Becky Smith and Shelly New York 4, Baltimore 3 Stanley L,S« 6 1 5 5 1 3 Wolloch (10). SB— MWIlsonI 3 (10), Miller SB Pedrtaue,______McOeO|______Bonilla . HR— At that time he said. "Eighty-five the Phillies should have considered Cleveland 7, Boston 5 stance on it would be quite Maltempo played well for the Vets. Bolton 1-3 1 1 0 0 1 (3), Raines (II), Wlnnlnghom r~ JCtark 3 (X ). SB— (Xlemon (44), VonS- percent of the people in this city blacks Lou Brock. Bob Gibson and A C i n i r i l Ranno Hanna tripled. Angela Pave- Mllwoukee 4, Toronto 3 Gardner 1 3 1110 IP T itfi- BB SO lyke 3 (14), RReynolds (5), Oonoelosl different,” Edwards told ABC radio Kansas City 10, California 4 work ana the other 15 percent are Joe Morgan and "m any other” Main Pub slid by Nassiff Arms, 14-7, lack had three hits and Kerri Whitcomb Sambito 3-3 0 0 0 1 0 New York (W). S^Booker. SF-OSmIth. sports. "If it happened the year two for Hour Gloss. Tam my Sines had Only gomes scheduled Darling 4 3 5 3 5 4 IP H R HR BB SO Mets teach Heaton a lesson minority candidates before naming Thursday night at Fitzgerald Field. Tim out here booing my players." after that, our stance on it would be O'Neill smocked three blngles for Main three hits, Beth Oormon three and Yett 41-3 7 3 3 1 3 Sisk W,3-1 3 4 3 3 0 3 Elia. 49. said he is probably better Elia. Kristin SadoskI pitched three strong New Ybrk (Guidry 0-3) at Boston Armstrong W,1-0 3 3 0 0 3 2 McDwII S,7 3 1 0 0 1 1 4 4 5 5 1 3 quite different again. And probably Pub while Scott Ooyton, Scott Hanson, (Hurst 7-5). 7:35 p.m. MONTREAL (AP) - The New Strawberry, who now has 20 ho offering to make it 4-2 in the second. He said the issue wasn't "that a Tony Compelll, and Jock Frascarelll Innings tor Nasslft's. Bolles 1 1-3 3 3 3 0 0 Montreal Toylor 31-331113 equipped to run a team than he was if it happened three years from now Michelle Brown homered and Seattle (Langston 7-4) at Cleveland (P. Hulsmann S,1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Heoton L,9-3 4 ^3 9 7 7 0 3 Smiley 13G 0 0 0 1 3 York Mets taught Montreal’s Neal mers for the year. "It was strength against stretch with the Cubs. black wasn't hired; it's that a black hod two each. For Nassiff, Marty NIekro 5-5), 7:3S p.m. our stance would be one that you Mortinelll and Kevin Comeou had two doubled, Sandy Hoyward homered and HBP— Oreenwell by Yett. WP— Yett. M c G f f^ 11-3 3 1 1 0 1 DRoblm LJd 1 3 3 3 0 0 Heaton a lesson about power Doug Sisk. 3-1, pitched three in that situation.” said Heaton. wasn't even considered. That's a Danielle Abran doubled to lead FAD. Mllwoukee (Hlguera 5-4) at Toronto PB— Sullivan. Parrett 3 3 3 3 0 3 StLouls "Maybe I was too impatient the could not broacast on family radion hits apiece while Ken Bovler cracked a (CeruttI 4-3), 7:35 p.m. pitching with some awesome power innings in relief of starter Ron "When you’ve thrown that many continuation of the unfair practices three-run homer and Paul Franett Stacy Masson doubled and Chrlssy Umpires— Home, Evans; Rrst, Cousins; Burke 1 0 0 0 1 0 Tunnell 5 5 4 3 3 5 first time." he said. " I am more stations.” Sgarelllno and Jessico Fisher played Detroit (AAorris 9-3) at Baltimore Second, Ford; Third, Johnson. WP— Porrett. Horton 31-3 3 1 1 0 0 hitting. Darling to get the victory before pitches, you're not going to walk a that we will challenge.” odded a solo shot. (Schmidt 7-1), 1:05 p.m. mature now." well for Carpet. T — 3:15. A— 11JI00. Umpires— Home, Rennert; First, Worrell 1 0 1110 "H e kept trying to throw his Roger McDowell worked the final guy so I gave him my best fastball Harry Edwards, an aide to Oilcago (Dotson 4-4) at MInnesoto Wever; Second, Montague; Third, Halllon. Devlov 33 1 0 0 1 0 The 45-year-old Felske. a Diicago W a tt S Id t (Straker 0-3), 1:05 p.m. Dowley W >4 1 0 0 0 0 0 fastbail by them, instead of going to two for his seventh save. and he hit i t " native, had managed the Phillies Commissioner Peter Ueberroth for Kansas City (D. Jackson ^9) at California Yankeea 8, Orlolea 3 T — 3:14. A— 19,313. DRoMnson pitched to 3batters In the lOtti. his breaking stuff.” Expos Man Darling has now gone II starts Tim Wallach’s run-scoring dou since 1985. compiling a 190-194 minority hirings, did not critize the Legion blanked Blue Ox stomped on Edwords 347, (Sutton 3-7), 10:35 p.m. ble got one back for Montreal in the 14-10, at Poganl Field. Sean Thompson, Texos (Hough 4-3) at Doklond (Hoas3-1), WP— Smiley. ager Buck Rodgers said after without a victory. During that record. naming of Ella. But he reiterated WETHERSFIELD - Managing 10:35p.m. BALTIMORE NEW YORK third, and then Mitch Webster hit a Dave Jackson, Jim Murray, Gary Heaton surrendered three of five stretch he has four losses and seven Just four hits. Manchester J^g lo n LeMIre, and Bob Ellsworth hod two hits Tranaactiona Saturday's Oames obrhbl ObrhM Rada8.8ravn4 New York homers Thursday night no-decisions. solo homer and Herman Win- each to lead Blue Ox. For Edwards, Tim New York at Boston, 1:30 p.m. A6Yongdb 4 0 10 Rndtph 2b 3 2 2 0 Cuba 8. Phllllaa 7 baseball team was blanked by host Weeks and Glenn Bolduc had three hits Seattle at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. Lvnn cf 4 0 00 Cotto cf 4 12 3 as the Mets beat Montreal 10-7. "He “ He's pitched some good games, ningham lined an RBI single to put SIfford n o t a bout to quit Ripken u 4 13 0 GWord 1b 4 111 CINCINNATI ATLANTA Wethersfield, 8-0, Thursday night each while Steve Michaud and Mike Milwaukee at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. PHILA CNICAOO tried to outmuscle them and you but tonight wasn't one of them." the Expos in front 5-4 in the fourth Cammeron added two each. Texas ot Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Murray 1b 4 13 0 Winfield rf 3 12 0 o b rliM ebrhM at Wethersfield High In non-zone BASBBALL Sbeettlf 4 1 1 3 Kittle dh 4 03 1 Danlelt If 4 3 2 1 Hallcf 1000 XrbM O b rh M can’t do that against their lineup" Mets Manager Davey Johnson said. The Mets regained the lead in the Detroit at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. MThmpcf 5 13 0 DMrtnzcf 3 13 0 JERICHO. N Y, (AP) - Charlie after one round of the $300,000 action. Amertcon League Chicago at Minnesota, f :055 p.m. Knight 3b 4 0 0 0 Sakata 3b 4 0 0 0 Stilwll tt 5 110 Atnmchrp 0000 Heaton who shares with Chica "I don't have an answer for him.” fifth. Keith Miller hit a run-scoring DETRDIT TlG ER S^caulred Ron Merl- Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 Eozler If 4 00 0 EDavN cf 5 2 3 3 Oberfcflph 1000 (Klroself 4 000 Dernier cf 1000 Sifford joined the PGA Seniors Tour Northvllle Invitational at the Mea Jon Roe and Doug Rizzuto each PaoanI Kansas City at California, , 10:05 p.m. Samuel X 4 3 3 1 Palmeir If 3 13 3 go's Rick Sutciiffe the Nationai iead Keith Miller and Keith Hernan triple and Carter hit his eighth dlth, pitcher, from the Texas Rangers. iundindov*s Oames VonOdr c 0 00 0 Ceronec 4 0 0 0 Porker rf 4 0 ) 1 nileop 0000 in 1980. earned one title that year, dow Brook Club. collected two hits for Post 102, now Strono Real Estate grounded Mud- OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Signed Lee U Wtoone ph 10 10 Tollesonis 4 1 1 0 Bell 3b 3 0 13 Nettletph 0 00 0 SchmdtX 4 3 10 LSmithp 0000 with nine victories, gave up the first dez hit singles before Strawberry homer with a m m on. vllle Nine, 10-3, at Pagonl Field. For New York at Boston, 1:05 p.m. 1b 40 3 3 (Xiwsonrf 5 0 0 0 and hasn't won since. "Why am 1 not winning? It's one 3-5 for the season. Tinsley, outfielder, and assigned him to Seattle at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. Dvrver r( 3 0 10 BDlaic 4000 Dedmonp 0 00 0 of two homers by Darryl Straw hit his 19th homer to give New York Mookie Wllsor s RBI-single gave Strono, Dean Page banged tour hits Medford of the Northwest League. Laev ph 1 0 t t Fronen 1b 4 0 10 Oriftayph 10 10 onrf 5 13 3 Durhm 1b 3 33 0 But Sifford has no thoughts of of those things." he said. “ Bad Manchester has two exhibition while Jerra Grltfln, Bruce Boltorlck, Milwaukee at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. « Ooultonc30 13 Trille 1b 1000 berry. and homers by Howard a 3-0 lead in the first inning. the New York another run in the TEXAS RANGERS— Acaulred Kurt Detroit ot Baltimore, 3:05 p.m. Burlein 3b 4 0 10 Oetfer2b 4 13 0 Ackerp 0 000 abandoning the Tour and returning concentration is probably m y big games lined up this weekend. It is at and Andy Taylor had two hits each. For Beomesderfer, catcher, from the Balti TetaN 34 310 3 TetaN 34 411 5 Hoffman p 3 111 Ramlrzlb 5 0 3 0 Jelizss 3 00 0 M erindX 4 1 3 3 Johnson and Gary Carter in the Hubie Brooks drew a bases- sixth before Strawberry and Kevin Mudville Nine, Lance Totro ond Rob Chicago at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. Calhoun p 0000 JDovIsc 1000 fulltime to the Sleepy Hollow Golf gest fault. Don't forget. I'm 64. and Simsbury's Memorial Field Satur more Orioles for o player to be nomed later Texas at Oakland, 3, 3:15 p.m. RMrphvp 0000 ORoncklf 5 00 0 first five innings. The loss. Heaton's loaded walk from Darling and then McReynolds hit consecutive ho French had two hits eoch. and assigned him to Tulsa of the Texos BolHmert 000 000 Iffil 1 FWIIImt p 1000 DkArphvrf 5 3 3 1 Schuph 1000 Sundbrge 3 0 0 0 Club in Brecksvllle. Ohio, where he I'm spotting some of these players day at 6 p.m. to oppose Simsbury Kansas City at Californio, 5:05 p.m. 000 0 NoeeX third, ended his personal six-game Andres Galarraga hit a run-scoring mers off Jeff Parrett in the seventh. League. New York til » t m — t Franco p 0 0 0 0 Simmnt 1b 5 2 2 1 Tokulvop 4 13 1 has been the head pro for the last 10, 12. 14 years. That's a iqt.” and returns home to Moriarty Field N ika Natlenol League Game Winning RBI — GWord (6). AThom tH 4 0 10 CJomsph 10 10 Brumly ss 3 100 winning streak. fielder's choice as Montreal scored Wallach hit his 10th homer with Jackson p 30 10 Sutdlffsp 3 1 1 0 nine years. Gary Player of South Africa held to host Middletown Sunday at 7 p .m . NEW YORK M ETS— Signed Steven E— Rhoden. DP— Baltimore 1, New Viroll c 4 0 10 "You shouldn't have to hit that twice in the bottom of the first. ' Raines on board in the seventh to Allstate Business Machines blanked LoRose and Dennis Harrlger, pitchers; National League atandinga York 3. LOB— Baltimore 4, New York 6. HubbrdTb 10 12 Humep 000 0 DIRnep 0000 "W hy should 1 quit?," the 64- the lead in the 72-hole tournament, Pat Maguire was the losing Washington Social Club, 4-0, behind the oulgned LoRose to Little Polls of the New 3B— Rondolph, Cotto, Winfield, Murray. Palmer b 1000 Aguayo ss 3000 Lynchp 0000 many home runs to win. but it's a Johnson fouled off II pitches give the Expos their final two runs. pitcher for Manchester. He went four-hit pitching of Lloyd Boutlller Muphryph 1113 year-old Sifford said Thursday which Isn't sanctioned as part of the York-Penn League and Harrlger to Kings HR— Cotto (4). SB— Rondolph (7). DJomeecf 3000 good sign for our offense.” said before homering on a full-count Wallach now has 57 RBI. the first three innings with Jim Thursday night at Nike Field. Bill port of the Appolochlon League. Host Division IP H R RR BB SO TetaN 14 811 1 TelaN 17 411 4 RDovIsp 0000 after shooting a 3-under-par 69 that regular Seniors Tour, with a Stevenson, Jock Burg and Boutlller PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— W L Pet. OB Baltimore Dovett It 0000 left him two strokes off the lead 5-under-par 67. Kitsock finishing up. each hod two hits for Allstate. Four Fired John Felske, ntanoger. Named Lee St. Louis 40 23 .435 McGf^r L,^7 3r3 CtticMnatt Ml 4H 91)—i Totals W7M7 TOtaN M913 9 difference players each hod one safely Ellamonoger. Chicago 36 39 .554 5 Arnold 31-3 Attanta 9M m M 9-4 for Social Club. PITTSBURGH PIRATES— Recalled Montreal 34 X .531 6 '/7 NIednfuer 1 ling RBI • Barry Jones, pitcher, from Voncouver of the New York 33 31 .516 7'/i New York E— Ramirez, Oester. LOB— Cincinnati 5, an Padres on winning streak Philadelphia 39 X .461 lO'/i Game Winning RBI — Palmeiro (3). Rac Pacific Coast League. Sent Dave Rhoden W,i-4 5 Atlanta 11. 3B— Oester, Virgil, DMurphy, Johnson, pitcher, to Vancouver. Pittsburgh » 35 13 Guonte 3 2-3 Simmons. 3B— Oester. HR — E- 8amuel. olP-^lladelphla 1. LOB— Jim's Arco blasted East Catholic ST. LDUIS CARDINALS-Ploced Urn West Division Clements 0 DMurphy (31), EDavIs (21), Daniels Philadelphia 11. Chlcogo 4. 3B— Noce 2, Mancliester Community College 9 Athletic Club, 23-3, In five Innings at Conroy, pitcher, on the 15-day disabled W 1L Fet. 0 9 Stoddard S3 1-3 (15). SB— EDavIs (39). SF— Bell. Hub H o ^ , Durham, Sutcliffe, GWIIson 2. 9 Nike Field. Terry Hickey, Tom Brler- list. Activated Joe Mograne, pitcher, CIncInnotl 37 27 .541 Clements pitched to 1 batter In Ihe 9th. bard. HR— Samuel (11), Palmeiro (1), More- loh, Don Jones and Leo Moheau each from the ISdoy disabled list. Houston 34 31 .523 T w WP— McGregor. IP H R RR BB SO londdO), Mumphray (4). S— Dernier. Son Francisco 33 33 .SIN SF— Doutton, Palmeiro. but deep scars stiii remain New England Relays hod three hits to pace Jim's 23-hlt SAN FRANCISCD GIANTS-ActIvated 3W Umpires— Home, McClelland; Rrst, anctanoh barrage. Five difference players each Chris Brown,thlrdbasemon,fromthe21-day Atlanta 32 33 .493 4W Young; Second, Clark; Third, McKean. Hoffman WA-1 5 3-3 hod one hit for ECAC. disabled list. Sent Ivan Dejesus, Los Angeles 30 35 .442 4W T — 3:44. A— 23,225. RMurphy 0 IP H R RR BB SO shortstop, outright to Phoenix of the Poclhc Son Diego 21 44 .313 16W FWlllloms 3 the final two innings, including a Track and Field, Saturday, June 20,9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Coast League. Thursday's Oames Franco S,14 1 1-3 Jockson L.1-5 33-3 I 4 By Brian Trusdell BASKBTBALL Chicago 9, Phllodelphia 7 Hume 11-3 3 1 The Associated Press two-run single off Ron Mathis. 0-1, Manchester High School United States Basketball League New York 10, Montreal 7 Brawara8,BlueJaya3 Palmer LA-4 3 I 5 Calhoun 1 1 1 NL Roandup in the 11th. for Los Angeles. STATEN ISLAND STALLIONS-Nomed Cincinnati S, Atlanta 4 Assnmehr 3 3 3 Tekulve 3 3 3 Little League St. Louis S, Pittsburgh 4,10 Innings The Padres have won six straight Sax's lOth-inning. run-scoring Tony Rafanlello head coach. Retained MILWAUKRR TORONTO Puleo 1 0 0 Evan Plckmon as general manager. Los Angeles 4, Houston 4,11 Innings Dedmon 3 0 0 sutclitte W,F3 4 3-3 ^ 5 5 5 4 games, their longest winning double gave the Dodgers a 4-3 lead, ■Christie McCormick ComFed Miie------Son Diego 3, San Francisco 1 ObrhM ObrhM DIRno 0 1 0 0 0 0 FOOTBALL Molltor X 5 111 Acker 1 1 1 have struck out 43 times, including but Kevin Bass' RBI single tied the Friday's Oames Femndiss 2 110 Palmer pitched to 3 batters In Ihe 4lh, Lynch 11-310013 streak since May 1985. but the smile starting Time 1:30 p.m. National Pittsburgh (Fisher 3-4) at Chicago Yount ct 4 13 0 Mosebycf 3 0 0 0 RD^ F3 3 2 2 0 0 on Manager Lorry Bowa's face only nine Thursday. game. Sax's double broke Dave CHICAGO BEARS— Signed Stuort Cooper dh 5 0 2 1 Barfield rf 4 0 11 R M u i^v pitched to 1 batter In the RIndv, offensive lineman. (Holes 0-1), 4:05 p.m. 4th. BK5K— Hoffmon. ■■ " LSmlthS,1l 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 lasts a little while. Davis. 2-7, took advantage of the Smith’s streak of 27 2-3 scoreless The Lawyers defeated Dairy Queen, Canadian Feelball Leogue Phllodelphia (Carman 4-5) at New York Deer If 5 0 11 GBell If 4 0 11 DIRno pitched to 1 batter In the 7lh. 11-4, Thursday night at Leber Field. The Felder If 0 00 0 Gruber X 4 111 Umpires— Home, Ripplev; First, Giant’s slump, allowing one run. Innings. BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS— Released (Mitchell 01), 7 :» p.m. Runge; Second, DeMuth; Third, Engel. WP-SutclIffe. " I remem ber," Bowa said Thurs Lawyers also scored a 10-1 decision In Tony Coldwell and Eugene Seale, Cincinnati (Poclllo 1-2) at Atlanta RoWdx 1b 3 11 0 lorgdh 4 00 0 day night recalling San Diego's three hits and striking out a Alejandro Pena. 1-6, entered in tho completion of of on earlier game. In JPacIrklb 1000 CAAoorec 4 0 10 T-a:05. A— 14,9M. Major Laagua Loadara llnebockers, Jock Campbell, offensive (Smith 04), 7:40 p.m. Worst start, "There are scars season-high seven in six innings. the ninth inning and pitched two the makeup, resumed In the sixth lineman, Mike Tollterro, defensive line Los Angeles (Hershlser 7-4) at Houston Braggs rf 3 0 00 Upshaw 1b 4 0 10 Inning, a passed boll and on error Monnngrf 0 0 0 0 LeeX 3 110 everywhere, scars that will lost But, after the sixth, he asked to be innings before Brian Holton worked man, Note Miller and Floyd Mingo, (Darwin 44), l: U p.m. on m ot Bats. scored the decisive two runs for the defensive bocks. Montreal (Rscher OO) at St. Louis Surhoffc 4 1 1 0 fAulInksX 1000 PadrtaS.8ianta1 forever. I ’ll remember that start pulled. the 11th for his second save. Lawyers. In the regularly scheduled (Cox 7-3), l : » p.m. Gontnr X 4 1 1 3 IMTIONAL LEAGUE JCostlll ss O AB R H FCI. “Sometimes you have to put Glenn Davis hit his I2th homer, a gome, Paul Ellermon doubled and CALGARY STAMPEDERS— Son Francisco (M. Davis 4-5) at Son 3 13 1 for as long as I live.” singled and knocked In two runs while TetaN 37 411 4 TetaN B 3 7 3 FRAN SAN DIROO Uwvnn SD 44 232 45 93 •ta Carmelo Martinez hit two homers personal aims aside for the-good of two-run shot in the third, to give Released Kevin Bowmon, wide receiver, Diego (Hawkins 3-7), 10:05 p.m. ObrhMrh M a DMurphy At) 45 231 54 .334 John Ahlberg odded an RBi-double. Levelle Moore, offensive llneman,and Pat Saturday's Oomos irhM 10 the team.” said Davis, who won for Houston a 3-0 lead. John Shelby and Peter Melluzzo chipped In with on Milwaukee m 445 441— 4 Milner cf 4 0 00 4 03 0 Leonard 5F 42 241 37 13 .335 and Storm Davis pitched a three- Langdon,defenslvesnd. Cincinnati at Atlonta, 1:X p.m. WCIork 1b 4 00 0 Midndo 5F 43 247 44 the first time since May 4. " I ’d Mike Marshall also homered for RBl-sIngle. For Dairy Queen, Justin HAMILTON TIGER-CATS-Cut Pittsburg at Chicago, 3:X p.m. 440 441 114—3 ReedvX 4 100 83 .333 hitter giving San Diego a 3-1 victory Cemolll tripled ond doubled while Game Winning RBI — Gantner (3). Leonard If 4 13 0 Oossogep 0000 Ouerrero LA 43 217 41 74 .333 given them everything I had. We Los Angeles. Johnny Shepherd, Wyatt Henderson and Los Angeles at Houston, 4:05 p.m. Midndorf over the San Francisco Giants. But Bryon Gagnon hod two blngles. Phllodelphia at Now York, 7:05 p.m. DP— Milwaukee 3. LOB— Milwaukee 9, 40 2 1 Owynnrf 3000 Heme Rum Joe Smith, wide receivers, Dave Groffl, Brown X 4000 CAArtnzIb 3 3 3 3 despite all the Padres’ recent have a lot of guys fresh out there in fullback. Bloke NIII and Rob Taylor, Montreal at St. Louis, 1:05 p.m. Toronto 5. 3B^Castlllo, GBell. 3B— wnwrpnv, nnanTo, zi; edovis, Cincin Yount. HR— Gruber (6). SB— Surhoff (5), Brenlyc 30 10 Sonttogoc 4 0)1 nati, 31; Dawson, Chicago, X ; JCtark, St. success, the still have baseball’s the bullpen. Next time hopefully if Am arlean offensive linemen, AAork Horvath and Son Francisco at Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. RThpsnX 3 0 10 Mockef 4 000 Daryl Hart, defensive bocks, Darnell Fernandez (15). Louis, X ; Strawberry, New York.X; Virgil, worst record. 21-46, and are 10 I’m in the same situation I ’ll go Cardinals 8, Pirates 6 IF H R IK BB 90 M m rnsss 3 000 Mllchll X 3 0 10 Attanta, 17; Parker, andnnatt, 14; Modern Janitorial outslugged DiRosa Dailey, linebacker and Alan Risher, PhllodelphSr?a‘W l:»p .m . COavNph 1000 SalorarX 30 10 games behind the fifth-place Los farther." Jack Clark hit a pair of two-run Cleaners, 17-14, Thursday night at ouarterbock. Placed Mark Noplor- ancInnoK at Atlanta, 3:10 p.m. Mllwaehee SdimMt, Phliodelphlo. 14. NIevee W.54 41-3 4 2 3 2 7 Speler ss 0000 Tmpttn ss 40 10 Angeles Dodgers in the National “ I ’d rather him be honest with me homers, the second in the bottom of Waddell Field. Billy Stratton and John kowskl, detensiveend, on the Inlured list. Montreal at St. Louis, 3:15 p.m. Hamokrp en 193 at Bats. Chartlg Breagy Pittsburgh at Chicago, 3:X p.m. Boilo 1 ^3 1 1 1 1 1 300 0 SOavhp 3000 than try to be a hero and go out Eamon Coghlan Gerry O’Reilly Bowes combined for the pitching win Traded Oann Sellers, defensive lineman, JRobnsnp 0000 JJonesp 0000 AMRRICAN LRAOUR League West. the 10th inning, leading St Louis 1986 Christie McCormick Mile Winner while Bowes cracked three doubles. to the Montreal Alouettes. Traded Selwyn Los Angeles at Houston, 3:X p.m. Pleeoc 5,15 1 0 0 0 0 0 there and get lit up.” Bowa said. World Indoor Record Holder Mile 3 49 3:54 Miler Terenie Splimn ph 1000 FtannryX 1000 Elsewhere. Chicago beat Phila over Pittsburgh. 3rd 1985 Manchester Road Race 1986 MCC 10K Race Winner Jeff Reid, Joy Romeo, ond Doug Van Drain, defensive back, to the Toronto Son Frondsco at Son Diego, 4:05 p.m. Garretts p 0000 BoanBsn 2 X9 44 M ^ "It's as far as he’s gone in a long 3 Time Winner Manchester Road Race Hawvk also hod three hits apiece for Stteb L,54 5 M 5 4 4 5 3 delphia 9-7 in Lee E lia ’s debut as Tom Herr singled to open the Argoriauts. lElchhorn 1-3 3 1 1 0 0 TetaN R 1 4 I TetaN B343 time. I ’d just as soon him leave with Modern. For DIRoso, Billy Pappas, MDNTREAL ALDUETTES— JNunez 2 2 1 1 0 2 Futkett_Mln 44 294 « 44 .3X the Phillies’ manager, and It was inning off Don Robinson. 5-5. and John Keeler, ond Steve Hansen had two Released Terry Irvin, defensive bock, Ned Amarlean Laagua raaulta Lavelle 1 1 0 0 0 1 Son Rpgwcisce 144 4X 444— 1 ToMerCle 43 30 34 79 m New York 10. Montreal 7; Cincin a good taste in his mouth. (ilark homered to left, his 20th, on a hits each. James,quarterbock, Vincent Mottollano, TrtoMIKon X m X n :» JNunez pitched to 1 batter In Ihe 9th. SanDtaae H4 141 44r- 3 nati 8, Atlanta 4: St. Louis 8. Confidence-wise it might help him a 1-2 pitch for his fourth two-homer •Discus Throw- linebacker, Roy Kurtz, kicker, Scott BK— Lavelle. Gome WlnMno RBI — CMorttnez (3). Robson, offensive lineman, Matthew Solo, Royala10,Angala4 Pittsburgh 6 in 10 innings; and Los lot.” game this season. Bill Dawley. 4-4, Starting Time 11:30 a.m. Nallanal Farm Umpires I lome, Garcia; Rrst, Merrill ; E— Brown, Mock, Templeton. D F — Son . . QP*”.- T?r°nh>. a ; McOwIre, Oakland, center, and David Stroud, defensive bock. Second, Reed; Third, Hirschbeck. Francisco 1, Son Diego 1. LOB— Son 31; Bor^,TerantoJ7£MDavN,Oaklond, Angeles 6. Houston 4 in 11 Innings. Candy Maldonado gave the the fifth St. Louis pitcher, earned TD R D N TD A R O D N A U TS — Released The Lawyers beat Dairy Queen, 14-7, KANSAS CITY CALIFORNIA T — 3:54. A-31,353. Francisco 5, Son Diego 4. 3B— Leonard, 17; C«rien. 'Uxos, m Rinken, Boltlmore, Unlike San Diego, Roger Craig's Giants a 1-0 lead in the first inning, the victory after entering the game M Thursday night at Verplanck School. Stan Yoglello, CMOrteilMCk, Keith Baker, obrhM irhM Jefferson. HR— CMorttnez 3 (4). S B - M; 5 are tied with 15. hitting an RBI single after Jeffrey For- the...... winners, Steve(M c“ McDonough hod wide receiver, Kevin Cummings and Wilson ct 5 3 3 1 Dwnnedh 3 110 Ready (4), Jefferson 01). San Francisco Giants have lost six in the tenth. Clark’s four R B I gave two______hits and four___ RBis. while . Wayne ’oyni Michael Meredllh, runnlnebacks,and Louis Seltzer 3b 5 3 3 1 DWhIleef 3 110 National Laagua raaulta IP N R RR BB SO straight, but are only 3‘A games out lieonard doubled for his first him 64 and the major league lead. Rash, defensive bock. Brett dh 3 3 11 Joyner 1b Coulembe hod two hits ond Jon Pontlllo 3 13 1 of first place behind Cincinnati. extra-base hit since May 31. and Ray Matthews also hit well. Jason NOCKRV Trtabllrf 4 1 1 3 JKHowl It 4 113 HamokerL^A 53G 7 3 3 1 5 FWhIteBt 4 1 1 3 OeCncs3b 3000 JRoMnsen 11-3 1 0 0 3 1 That’s not much comfort to San Diego scored an unearned 9 Oeldbera and Coulombe were defensive Dodgara 8. Aatroa 4 Golf standouts. Marc Forshlno wos the CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS— Signed BJocksn If 3 0 13 Ryolrt 4000 Garretts 1 0 0 0 0 3 Craig. run off Atlee Hammaker, 3-4, in its winning pjtcher. For Dairy Queen, BobSAoson and Ed Beliour, goollenders, Balbenllb 4000 Schoflldss 4000 Sen Otaae half of the first. Chris Brown’serror Rads 8, Braves 4 to tour-year controds. ASolazrss 3 100 30 10 " I know its supposed to turn Brendan Prindivllle did on excellent LOS ANORLS HOUSTON SDovN W,3-7 4 3 1 1 1 7 at third put Randy Ready on base behind the plate while Rob Ballard, NEW JERSEY DEVILS-SIgned Aaron Quirk c 4000 RJoneeph 100 0 O b rh M MirhM JJenes 1 3 0 0 0 1 U.B. Opan Bearaa around, but when?” Craig asked Eric Davis hit a three-run homer, Nathaniel Plese. Marc Brodle, and Alan Broten, center, to o three-year contract. M cLm rX 3 000 Ounconss 3 1 ) 0 Hatcher cf 4 0 0 0 Oossoge S3 3 1 0 0 0 1 and with two out, Martinez walked his 2Ist of the season, but first since NEW YORK RANOERS-Slened Michel TOMS X N 9 If TetaN rhetorically. “ Its tough on a man Archidalo also plaved well. M443 3 3 3 0 Doran X 5 13 0 Umplree Home, Slelle; Rrst, Orega; and Benito Santiago hit a run June 3. to cap a four-run fourth Beraeron.QuebecNordtquesheadcoach.to X x X 4 0 4 3 CRenMsss 5 3 3 0 Second. Harvey; Third, Davis. SAN FRANCISCO(AP)— Scerestromthe ager when your’re doing every a mumyear centroct os head coochond q iy Shelby cf 5 11 3 ODavN 1b 4 13 3 T— 8:34. A-13354. first reund Thuredoy In Ihe United tialee thing you con. You've got to keep scoring single. inning that paced Cincinnati over R a ik lta sent their first round m s entry drsFt choice Ouerrerif 4 0 0 0 Bossrf 4 0 2 1 Open Ooff Chomptonshta on the 4,709-yard, Then Martinez led of the fourth Atlanta. to Quebec as cowMensallon. Game Winning RBI — FWhtle (5). battling. I’m trying different li- Carter Chevrolet outslugged Pagonl Marshal rf 5 13 1 Cruz If 3 000 pgr 3535— X Loke course at the Olympic and sixth innings with homers, his Guy Hoffman. 6-1. won his sixth O P ■ Koneos(fltv3.LOB KensosOtve, MHtchrIb 50 3 0 DSmllhp 0000 Qub (p-denetesomaleur): neupa and different things.” 8 8 Coteiors, 17-14, Thursday night at Eaatam Laagua atandinga COLLROB Oollfornta 4. 3B— FWhlte. Brett. HR— Sctaectac 5 00 0 Ashby ph 1000 Bon Crenshaw X-36— 47 The Giants have scored Just eight seventh ond eighth, to be the first straight game, allowing nine hits HOBhlond Park School. For t r ie r 's , JKHoweli (13), Tortabuii (10), yyiNon (3). M lc h ^ DeCogrlo ond Jimmy Roy were NCAA— Anneuneedaeno-year probation Hem itnX 3 0 0 0 fAothlsp 0 00 0 Sfsve Bolleeteres 3535— 4t runs In their last seven games and Padre to hit two homers in a game and four runs before leaving with for the Utohfoelboll program for recruiting SF-FMilte. Stubbs 1b 1000 CJcksnX 50 10 ^ m m y Nakollma 3 l3 l-4 t tho Mg hitlert while the defense wos istnlfMiieio IP H RRR BB SO Welch p since May 30,1965. two outs in the sixth inning. Frank Al Ottritr onchorod by Mlchoel Byrne and Brian 3 0 0 0 RRynMsc 5 000 W L Pet. OB PORTLAND STATE— Fired Lee Marty, Bryantph 1000 Knepoerp 3000 RttsfloM (Cube) X 35 309 — vfwfKin Cubs 0, Phillies 7 Williams worked two innings be Olympic Gold Medal Winner CMIIer. For Poaonl, Mott Scully and OlMcin yy^ 9 4 4 4 4 5 Reading (PhlllNs) 37 357 3W Nick Price Competing lor the 1988 Olympic Trials Anniony Pogonl led the offense while othletic trainer. APenap 0000 Andersnp 1000 34 Brown activated Rafael Palmeiro and Keith More fore John Franco pitched the final I LOfNlrxeh 1110 Puhllf 2000 New Britan (Rd Sx) X 37 .SX 4 land both hit two-run homers and R M » M Poganl and Nick DeLop were Fraser L.45 4 5 7 7 4 4 Heltanp 0000 Albany (Yankees) X 31 J X 4Vk Joy Den Btake 1-3 for his 14th save. defensive stondouts. Rntay 0 3 3 3 0 0 4*413 4 43 411 3 Vermont (Reds) X X JM 4W SAN DIEGO (AP) - Third Jerry Mumphrey hit a three-run Dale Murphy also hit bis 21st Bulce 3 1110 3 (Mens FaiN (Tioers) X X 3 9 11 David Frost shot, powering the Cubs to their homer in the second inning, tjing 4-Mile Road Race ANwrttMFarm Lucas 1 0 0 0 0 1 ______Harrisburg (PIrata) V X .415 11 te n ^ L y te baseman Chris Brown, who missed An exciting field of world class Rac aoccar lta3batterelnRie71h. N t « • 18 Wiiitamspriilndno) X X 397 XVk Bob T>gy 38 games with a broken left Jaw, third straight win. him with Davis for the league lead, DlRoeg Cleaners toggod Modern Jon- Oome WInnino RBI — tox (3). Mork Wlobs was activated Thursday by the San Elia replaced John Felske, who David Palmer. 4-8, lost his fourth runners will attempt to break the Sunday, June 21 7 ItortM,Itortgt.ll-M, 1S-14, ThuradovTh nightgf Buckley E — CRevnekN. DP— Lee Anaelee 1. Albany tRoodtafl was fired earlier in the day. 7 I^ n c is c o Giants and was in the consecutive game. Ftolf. Brvee Watt. Kevin Heustan 1 LDB— Lee Angetes 9, Houston 9. (Mono Potts 4, wnttamwort 3, let Oeuataso 4-minute mile for a $1,000 cash JM lIn Henforove hit well ter Dll Second, Koec; Third, Bromlaan. 3B— Sox 3, GD o v Is , Anderson. 3B— WiNtamepori B Otane rats X tndtndgame Jock Nickiaue starting lineup for Thursday night’s The Phillies* three run seventh Manchester Community CAc«—•— itwnell e scored i tour rufii tor P n W m T-4;41. t k - c m . ‘ dsrson. H R -O O ovN n3), Shotbv VUNTUDWUn ■« r John Cook game against the San Diego Inning chased Rick Sutcliffe. 9-3. i^Vovf v^nv^N • m.MorehalT.MpreholKOl.SB Boss(9)70oran(W). VVIIIlUViTBylWwUTTyQm 1 Mike Jackson, 1-5, took the loss. prize. College Campus Mustangs 4 (Jeff Motts t, Rochloiio SF-ABwIby. BanlaraBaNBcaraa Padres. K i't’P Your Drivpwoy Saleahla. Kina Koo), Dolphins 0 Roodtaaot Albany Mumphey’s homer in the eighth IP N RRR BB to To make room for Brown, who ^ Young f. Booutilul ’ A $1,000 cash prize will be awarded to the winner. 'starting Time 9:30 a.m. Sharks I (JoshBrown), Jots 1 (Danny WltttaffiseertatWene PatN was hit In the Jaw May 4 by a pitch gave Chicago a 9-5 lead but Lidsstrt) Radio, TV t t 3 3 3 t nwTTfBUUopn Vf JBRKyD^Njr^ jy i . - «!»»:f«WKl Philadelphia scored twice in the Registration - $7.00 APsno Jfjl-4 3 ' 31113 New Brttataqt Virinoni by Danny Cox of St. Louis, the 1 1 0 0 0 3 Giants sent shortstop Ivan DeJesus ninth. UMOdlneel Albany Call Dory FI outright to Phoenix of the Pacific "It was fun." Ella said. " I was 647-e060 foalos 1 (Kelly White), Red Sex 0 TOMIBHT 513 5 3 3 0 1 W AfiyM hf Qiwot i r Mooflfiie# CHOCKW STEAK HOCISe RETURriSm (AFemturiitg For Fother^g Day A Am0detmb^mp0f‘ ARC se#wmng##>fiwf. 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(203) 646-7709 surteon before the nnemtion m - MANCHggTER HEWALD, Friday. June l». \un MAWCHE8TER HERALD, fUday. Jme K. Wt7 -■ ti Astronomers may have located bigger planets Stock prices are in newspapers, brokerage firms a u e m o N : f •v Molcelm Rittar raaoareh aaaoeiato at Dominion better underatand our planetary tbo evidence, which la baaed on alx ing body per atar, with maaaaa Since you know the dates on which you report the sale. in the buyers’ names. ’The S E C aon Y a n g . of the Univeratty of purchased soma When I read that to the broker, be The AMoclotvd Pr«t« Aatropbyaical Obaorvatory In Vic ayatem and explore the poaaiMUty yeara of oboerving 10 atara with anywbera from one to 10 timea that which you bought the stock, you lawyer asserts that norm ally la Britlab Columbia In Vancouver. stock on Fob. 0, said m y certlflcates still have not toria, Britlab Columbia. of life elaewhere. Prevlona dalma aun-like maaaoa 00 trillion to >00 The reaearchera meaaured tiny of Jupiter, be aaid. Jupiter, the might be able to obtain duplicate Q U E S TH W : M y broker says accomplished within three daysr. 1000, and mors come in. Is the rule yon cited still In NEW YORK (AP) - OaMOua Tbo quoatlon may boaottlod moro of finding other planeta have not trillion mllee from Earth. largeat known planet, haa about 300 copies of the conflrmatlon state stock transfer agents cause the long effect? vari atlona In the apeed at which the of tbs same Of course, this doesn't mean bodiM up to 1,000 U m M «• m atflvo by aomantica than obaorvatlons wltbatood aclentlflc acrutiny. But “I think that H la a atrong atara were moving toward or away timea the maaa of Earth. Inveators’ ments from the brokerage firm delays In delivery of stock certifi stock on May 0, you’ll get your stock certlflcates to M Earth m ay ba orbiting aavan anyway, ainco aatronomora dia- Campbell aald he bollevoa hla obaorvatlon,’* aald William Baum, from Earth. Such variatlona would Whether the orbiting bodlea through which you made the cates to investors. In the most 1 0 0 0 . I ’ m AN SW ER : Indeed, it is. It’s Just three days. ’The certificates atara, aajr aatronoimra who call agreo on Juat what conatitutoa a evidence la atronger becauae of a director of planetary reaoarch at betray the gravitational tuga of ahouM be called planeta dependa on G uide purchases. recent instance, I have waited more ashamed to say enforced by the S E C ’s division of have to be presented to the transfer tboir oboonratlona tbo boat ovi* pianot, anotbor aatronomer aald. new method that allowed the the Lowell Obaervatory In Flag- bodieo orbiting the atara. how the term la defined, aaid Be forewarned, however, that than two months and still haven’t I cannot And an William A. Doyle market regulation. An attorney In agent In "good delivery form” — dooco yot that thora are planota Campball apoko In an Interview detection of amaller celeatlal bo- ataff, A rif. ‘Ttappearatobeaaolld Campbell aald reaearchera wore Robert Harrington, aatronomer at 10-year-old records of stock pur received my certificates. ything in my that division states that there have meaning they are properly en outalda our aolar ajratom. before praaonting the work Thura- diea, and becauae aeven out of 10 piece of work.” able to meaaure changea aa amall the Naval Obaervatory in chase are not easy to come by. Even personal re been no serious problems with dorsed and ready for transfer. And, Tbo objoeta appoar to reaomble day at a mooting of aatronomera In atara atudled ahowed evidence of The work waa done at the aa 20 milea an hour, repreaentlng 00 Waahington. If the brokerage firm can produce cords showing I read the column In which you transfer agents doing their Jobs. after the transfer agent completes planota moro than atara, but too Vancouver, Britlab Columbia. auch bodlea. Canada-France-Hawall Teleacope to 100 timea more aenaltivity than “ When we get outalde the aolar them, you should expect to pay a fee She adds. "Brokers are fond of thi^ceslpald. wrote, " ’The Securities and Ex Its chore, new certimates are sent Uttlo la hnown yot to labol thom Sdantlata have long tried to find In Intervlewa, other aatronomera In Hawaii, Working with Campbell prevloua techniquea allowed. ayatem. I ’m going to be extra for the time, effort and expense blaming transfer agents for delays where can I learn the market change Commission has a three to you. ’There can be delays In those planota, aaM Bruco Campball, planeta outalde the aolar ayatem to aald they would have to examine were Gordon Walker and Stephen- The evidence auggeata one orbit conaervative,” he aald. the microfilm racords of a news involved. that can be traced to the prices of that particular stock on business day turnaround require deliveries. paper at a public library. You’ll However, you might need broker brokerages.” those two days? ment for transfer agents. Any need those numbers, to calculate age firm confirmation statements transfer agent that does not handle Normally, you should expect to the profit or loos you report on your — showing both price and date of A transfer agem cancels stock A N gW ER ; You’ll be able to get 90 percent of Its business within that receive your certificates in two or Study shows reducing fats Income tax return. If you sell the purchase — If the Internal Revenue deadline is subject to disciplinary certificates presented br sellers’ three weeks. Your two-month wait that information by going through Yale tests cancer treatment stock. Service questions the return on Mellon '■ brokers and issues new certificates is way out of line. opens clogged blood vessels NEW HAVEN (AP) — A new cancer treatment patient undergoes surgery, Involves two steps. First Involving artificial blood and a special oxygen a patient recrives Intravenously an artifical blood chamber la being tested by researchers at the Yale product that Is capable of carrying a great deal of By Worren E. Leary their reaulta were dramatic enough ride in combination with high doses Clompreliensive Cancer Center. oxygen In his bloodstream. Then the patient The Aaaoctated Preaa to prove "that therapy after coro of niacin, a B-complex vitamin Reaearchera said Thursday they hope that the recrives radiation therapy while he Is sealed In a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 nary bypaaa aurgery ahould rou naturally found In lean meats, fish, treatment makes certain types of cancer more hyperbaric chamber and Is breathing 15 times the J W A S H IN G TO N - A atudy ahow- tinely Include meaaurea to lower poultry and cereals. susceptible to radiation therapy. The treatment normal amount of oxygen. Ing that reducing blood fata opena blood choleaterol levela.” More Colestipol Is a re^lh that binds currently Is restricted to patients with a rare form of I LOST up aome clogged blood veaaela than 200,000 people undergo bypaaa bile acid from the digestive system brain cancer. ’ ’This puts an enormous amount of oxygen into the Noticos m Aim FOUND Employment offera hope that druga and a low-fat operationa each year. and removes It from the body, Physicians said It was too early in the study to blood. It is carried to the tumor and sensitizes the HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED diet Can decreaae the rlak of heart D r. David H. Blankenhom and reducing the levels of choleaterol by tumor to the radiation,” Fischer said. As o condition precedent to GD draw any conclusions, but that previous laboratory lAAPOUNDiO. Brittany R Education diaeaae In mllliona of people with colleaguea aaid people who have forcing the body to use the fats to studies on animals have been encouraging. the placement of onv odver- LOOKING for responsi PERSONS to work In The hope Is that the radiation Is then able to tlsloo In the Manchester He Sponnlgl. AAalg,4 ygors HOME Health Aides. MEDICAL Technolo high choleaterol, reaearchera aay. bypaaa operationa often find theae make more bile acid. Niacin in "Th e most realistic evaluation to this is to say that ble and dependable kitchen making sand destroy significantly more or all of the tumor and rald, Advertiser hereby old. Oronog and whitg. Homemakers, com "wmSmlSSnSn gists. Rockville Oan- A m ajor atudy of heart hypaaa new veaaela begin narrowing within doses of a gram or more daily this is an approach to what was considered one of the oereM to prefect, indemnify person. Generol main wiches and other kit that a patient would either be cured or live longer North School Strggt. tenance man. Must panions. Immediate Bookkaaplng — ganaral erol has several patlenta publlahed today In the a year or two of aurgery. lowers low-density cholesterol and major stumbling blocks... and we have undertaken end held hormlett the Mon- AAolg block Lob, 10 chen duties. Coll 049- openings full or part Immediate part time than expected, he said. work weekends, and 0305.______soeralary, ganaral ladg- Journal of the American Medical The bypaaa patlenta In the atudy. raises the hIgh-density variety. to apply it to humans," said Dr. James Fischer, chMfer Herold, its officers months old. All block In HELP WANTED time. Paid on the lob opening for gualtfled Fischer is currently trying the treatment only on ond employees opolnst any flexible hours. Glas ara, butinata book- Aaaoclation containa the firat defin 90 percent of whom were non- Blankenhom warned against director of therapeutic radiation at Yale-New and all lloblllfv, loss or Brood strggt orao. OPPORTUNITY for training. Full benefit kaaping, aocounta pay- MT (ASCP). Approxi patients with a rare type of fatal brain tumor called tonbury Hills Country building cleaning mon- itive evidence that choleaterol- amoking white malea aged 40 to 59, people taking high doses of niacin, Haven Hospital. expense, Includine aHor- Cockgr Poo, molo, 1 KITCHEN help. Line Club 033-S3S3. Ask for package paid, In- abla and raoalvabla, mately 20 hours, 1st lowering druga and low-fat dieta all were placed on appetizing available without prescription as a glioblastoma multiforme that usually kills Its nevs' fees, arlsino from yaor old. All block on cooks. Port time/full ogers. District, Prolect service, competitive and 3rd shift Including Fischer was referring to radiation therapy’s John for Interview. and Supervisors. Pro ganaral offica duMaa. can reverae blood veaael narrow low-fat dieta developed by staff vitamin, unless they are under care victims within a year of diagnosis. claims of unfoir trade practi Victoria Rood. Plaose time hours. Good be wages, mileage reim weekend hours. If In failure to cure many tumors and a hypothesis that ces, Infrlnpement of tradii- coll thg AAonchoster HOUSEKEEPER. Imme- fessionals only. Lead Salary range *6-*7/bour. terested please con ing, the aclentiata aald. of a doctor. In high doses, the drug nefits. Coll the Keg: bursement. Call 873- dieticlana, Blankenhom aaid. the failure was associated with a lack of oxygen in Traditional treatment for these patients Involves marks, trade names or pat Dog Warden at 043- Bob or Jock Trocy. dlote full time position ing Notlonol Company. 9103 for application and Reeume to; tact: Deportment of Smaller atudiea have hinted that The drug group had a diet limited can cause hot flashes, elevated uric some tumor cells. surgery and then radiation, which may prolong ents, violation of riohta of 0043. 330-549 or 070-1400. available for person P. O. Box 813, East Interview. EOE. Lawit Stain Human Resources, aharply lowering hlood fata might to 22 percent of calorlea from fat, acid. Joint pain. Increased symp "Th e lack of oxygen protects the tumor from the their lives for several months, Fischer said. But the privocy and Infrinoement of with experience In Windsor, Ct. O0OSS. Exaoutlva OIraotor Rockville General Hos copyright and proprietary SALES Clerks and Oellv- reverae aome effecta of atheroacle- compared with 40 percent In the toms of arthritis, gout and other effects of radiation," Fischer said at a news tumors usually grow back, he said. housekeeping. Excel Hockanum Induatrlaa pital, 31 Union St., rights, unfair competition lent starting rote and ery person for modern roaia, the narrowing of blood typical American diet, and leaa problems, he said. conference. "Th is is a very powerful effect so that Results involving the four patients currently and libel and slander, which RECEPTIONIST. Full P.O. Box 2002 Rockville, Ct. 872-0501 FNMNCIM. SECRETARY benefits. Coll Man pharmacy In large Vornon, C T 06068 extension 380. veaaela cauaed by a buildup of fatty than 125 milligrams of cholesterol People should not think they within a tumor If there is one tumor cell in 10,000 to 1 Involved in the test will not be known for about a may result from the publlco- time receptionist with shopping center. Full could use cholesterol-lowering tlon of any odvertlsment In chester Manor. 046- depoaita or lealona, they aaid. daily. The control group had a 26 million that didn’t have oxygen, that cell would year, he said. Fischer said he would like to see the Small sales of 0139. o good personality who or port time. Apply at PART Time help wanted. drugs alone to reduce the effects of the Manchester Herald by Hundreda of thouaanda of people percent fat calorie intake and 250 remain behind after the treatment waa over and survival rate Jump from 0 to at least 15 percent for advertiser. Including adver YOUR will greet our clients once to manager: Lig Earn $75 per night. with heart and blood veaael diaeaae milligrams of cholesterol daily. atherosclerosis, the researchers would grow back the whole tum or," Fischer said. the treatment to be considered promising among the tisements In any free distri fice needs a take and answer our gett Parkode Phar Please call Nancy after and mllliona more at rlak becauae Half the participants received a said. Every drug used to lower The treatment, administered In the studv after a patient group. bution publications pub QUAUnCATION charge person. Telemarketing phones. Fringe benef macy, Manchester 5 pm at 429- 9010. of high blood fata could benefit, aaid prescription cholesterol-lowering blood fats has some risks, they lished by the Manchester Part lime its, typing o plus. Coll Parkode, 404 West M id SECRETARY Herald. Penny Sieffert, WORRIES ARE Heavy phone 040-4083 for Interview. dle Tpke, Manchester, Full-time lecrelary HAIR Dresser wanted. D r. Claude Lenfant, director of the drug called colestipol hydrochlo added. Publisher. Looking for people who Experience preferred. D R IVER needed. Respon- Ct.______needed for busy Manchea- National Heart, Lung and Blood OVER! contact Invoic like to talk on the Call Mike. 047-8304. slble person over 18 ter real ealale office. Poai- Inatitute. Having problems buy phone; speak with a ASSISTANT Coke maker LOOT ing. Self mo with Cleon driving re lion requirea eacelleni " F o r the firat time, we are ing a houso or condo? pleasant voice; who and decorater. Some AND FOUND tivated. Hours cord for deliveries plus experience. Will train. communication and or- preaented with evidence regarding If you are putting 20% can work from 4-9 p.m. odd lobs for machine down the L IA D IR 8:30 to 5:00. 90.00 per hour. 9am- ganiiational fkilla. Knowl Stars regreaalon of lealona In humana," Monday through shop. 043-5549.______3pm Monday through edge of real eatate a plua. Lenfant aald at a newa briefing on LOST. AAolg cot. Block MORTOAOl POOL Is Thursday. > with white chest and Good pay, Bene P A R T Tim e help. Female Friday. Apply In per Pleaae call for an inter the atudy aponaored by hla agency. available to you re- son. -Hartford Rood, Standout mouth. Lost In vicinity gaiirdlees of your past fits, Glastonbury VYE OFFER: preferred to drive view or aend reaume to: Studiea aponaored by the Na of AAonchestor Country Hourly wage; com standard truck and Dairy Queen, 084 Hart Len Nelj'ie tional Inatitutea of Health Indicate nillatory. Income or area. 659-3546. missions; incentives; chip brush. Hours 3-7or ford Road, Manches- Club. Whiskers. Plgose credit. Commitments D.W. Flah half of all adulta have choleaterol coll 040-1000. paid vacations; cour 4-9. 338-3309.______ter. Call 047-1070. ★ levela higher than deairable and 25 In 7 days. Cell Pat or tesy membership; H E L P Wanted. Port time Commercial LOST. Closs ring of 97, SECRETARY. Mondoy- Invealmenl Co. *2oo p 0 r day percent have moderate to aevere Maroelle today at PART Time Receptionist sales training. Tuesdoy, 10-0:30 or 1- evenings. DIRosa F.B.I. purple stone, vicinity for very busy Mon- 243 Main St. elevationa. l-iOO-t2t-tSOS If Interested call Judy 0:30. Work for o Cleaners. Call 040.1887. of Center Springs Pork. chester doctors office. Psychologist In o re Mancheatcr, C T 06040 Reatricted veaaela deprive the Headquarters Reward! 043-0042. Mature reliable person 047-0300 heart of oxygen-rich blood and can STRETCH YOUR burger laxing clinic setting. 643-4616 CAUGHT IN with pleasant personal Applicant must be budget By using one port AAA Auto Club lead to painful angina or heart ity. Light typing, ap bright, consciences TEACHER ■ ★ soy extender to four ports 391 .Broad St. attacka. When heart arteriea be proxim ately 30-35 and average typist. 040- come clogged, doctora can hypaaa FMANCML of meet. Your taste buds hours per week, after Manchester, Ct MATH - AMBITIOUS INDtVIOUAL *300 p e r day won't be able to tell the 3382.______needed who oin leern our In- them with tranaplanted veina to noons and 1 evening. Equal Opportunity Bmployar Half tima. Contact Dr. ■ difference, but your INCREASE your earning MIohaal Blaka, Prin-a duelry from ground up. Grow carry blood paat the blockage. For Interview coll 040- budget will I Boost your 5153. potential. Learn word cipal, Tolland Hlahe ing compenmy It looking lor The two-year atudy by Unlveralty OPENINGS Available. budget by selling Idle processing with on In School, Tolland, (!t ■ luture management end olfert ORDER of Southern California Medical BUSINESS Full time, benefits. structor who leads you THE ACT! Items In your home with o 06084. Plaaie call. profit shoring and ownarsNp DIETARY Aide. Perman Poultry form workers, School aclentiata found that in 182 low-cost od In classified. every step of the woy. 872-0581. Applloa-- A shock to the community! Upstanding iocal business LOAN: ent port time opening Laundry room person, Private and seml- potentlil. 649-4863______ONE FOR hypaaa patlenta, 16.2 percent of S b • service person, 2nd tlon daadllna Juno _ for person to perform o prlvote lessons offered SECRETARY wanted. 35 thoae getting the cdmblnation treat C ' f : Twenty year low variety of kitchen shift washing vehicle. 24lh. Position to ba-* YOUR AD ment ahowed regreaalon in their man, Al Sieffert, has been CAUGHT printing his own at your convenience. hours per week. $310 fixed rates for tasks. Great hours for Call Arbor Acres Coll Officeworks at 229- gin Saptember 1087. * reatricted veaaela, veraua only 2.4 Forms 033-4001, John EOE. ■ salary to start. Call high school student. 1183, todoy!______040-5099 for Interview. TODAY! percent of control patlenta. money. • Consolidation Since 1874, we hove Call Manchester Purcell. EOE. ■ aoeeaaae served thousands of sa Manor at 040-0139. NURSE RN/LPN. Pomlly CARPENTERS Helper When placing In the treated group, total cholea • Starting tisfied customers. It practice, flexible terol levela fell 26 percent and other However, as a result of plea-bargaining with the autho B A B Y S IT TE R needed for for kitchen and ba • Expanding doesn’t matter if you are hours Respond to; July and August, your classified ad blood fata called triglyceridea were throom remodeling. rities, he has been set free on the stipulation that he let • Buying married or single, how P.O. Box 9547, Bolton, Mondov-Fridov. Ideol M utt be ambitious, ask for the STAR!! down 22 percent. Choleaterol la a much money you make, C T 00043. for high school student. hove transportation waxy aubatance in the blood that, Leniency Is our pol REAL ESTATE AGENTS his customers use the money toward If you hove sllight credit Our office Is rapidly expanding and we have a need for MEDICAL Assistant. Coll Linda 049-5399 of- and be mechanically depending upon the fatty proteina Criminal: Al Sieffert icy, even If your busi problems, or ore feeing Flexible hours. Family ter 0pm.______Inclined. 049-5400. 643-2711 ness Is not profitable. foreeloeurs. If you are e experienced end Inexpariencad saleepeopla who ore attached to it, can contribute to purchases of T.V.’s, VCR’s, mi Crlma: Counterfeiting willing to loom and )oln our fast growing firm. We will practice. Send resume MEDICAL Secretory. heart and blood veaael diaeaae. home owner end hove to; P.O. Box 9547, Bol- Vernon office. Insu ASSISTANT Manager ex Need repairs around the Sentence: Money printed used sufflolenl equity, we can offar you all tha educational coursas that will enable ton, C T 00043.______perienced In Drug So-called low-denalty lipoprotein crowaves and many other home you to grow to your potential. All Interviews are rance forms, full time. home? Call an expert. choleaterol, a major component of against merchandise at his store. LEADER help you with a IsL 2nd, PHOTO Finishing busl- Excellent benefits and chain operations. You’ll find the help you or 3rd. fixed rote or od- confidential. Please call today for an appointment. Jim Starting salary $31,000 the fibroua plaquea that clog blood .appliances at Al Sleffart’s Super Previous Record: None; but sus McCavanagh. ness looking for cour wages. Send resume to need in Classified. 043- MORTGAGE lusubie mortgage with teous, dependable Box AA c/o the Man * *. Skills mutt In 2711. veaaela, decreaaed by 43 percent, pected of selling home appliances at any terms to keep your clude hiring and train reaearchera reported. High-denalty [Discount Center. 1.800-628-9505 person. Will troln, port chester Herald. incredibly low prices. payments low. Quick JAMES R. McCAVANAGH time hours available. ing, merchandising, In tOLTON PUiLIC NOTICB lipoprotein choleaterol, the "good" decisions, no sppllce- REAL EtTATE Please contact Bill; FACTORY work ovollo- voicing, bonking and choleaterol that protecta againat tlon fees, friendly ser 237 EAST CENTER 8T., MANCHESTER 043-7309.______ble. Summer help. employee supervision. On Wednetdov, June 34, H87 heart diaeaae, waa up 37 percent. ONR OP THC surest wavs vice. Cell today. Must be 18 or older. Apply now. Send re at 7:30 p.m. of the Commun- to And bargain buys is to 649-3800 TR U C K driver needed- Coll 047-1431. Empire sume to; P.O. Box 994, Ifv Half, the Solten Zoning The Loa Angelea reaearchera aaid shop the classified ads 1 -M 0 4 2 M S M needs class 11 license, Commission will held a pub Tool 01 Monufocturlng. Rocky HIM, C T 00007. lic heorine to hear the follow pverv day, U M f R MORTaME knowledge of lumber ing: Clip this $10 bill and use essential. Must do yard P A R T time help wanted. Scientists and forklift work. Non- Nights and weekends. Request of Judy Schaehner Apply In person; Ar of A Morbella Lone, Tolland, NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... smoker preferred. C T for use of Harold Smith's it toward your purchase PART TIM E Apply at Hebron Wood thur’s Drug, 942 Main TEACHERS MANCHESTER AREA Street, Manchester. Immediate Employment property of 314 gollon Canter Products: 330 Gilead Summar auppMtnantal aduoa- Rood, gplton, for use os o excited NEWSPAPER DEALER St., Hebron. 239-9291. SALES Person. Retail llon program. Tutoring In Raad- bookstore. This request foils of any item at Al Sief- Center 8t. (even)...... 470-882 Ing 0/or Math. Mutt Da Caring, under section 0A.f of the Bel- Ngwapapgr Dealer needed in Manchester - PART time. Pleasant soles. Full or port time. Dougherty 8t...... all Commission plus sa Raapontlbla, Cartinad. eaoalltrr ten Zenino Regulations of MoKee St...... 12-78 South WIndaor Area. Full time money for working condition, working onvironmant. customary home occupancy ferfs Super Discount flexible hours. No of lary. Room for growth. businesses. over study Proctor Rd...... all part time hours. Dependable car, a muat. Overtime available. Center for Learning Vlotoiis Rd...... fice skills required but PHILIP O. DOOLEY, ...... all Call Fred for Interview (§ 647-9946 between must enlov people and Benefits, pleasant ______CHAIRMAN NEW YORK (AP) - Evidence of Center priced between West Center 8t. (odd)...... 3-228 9;0O A.M. and T1;00A.M. working conditions. SECRETARIAL. Port BOLTON ZONING working with home fur- COMMISSION poaalble auperconductivity at 90 nlshlngs. Tuedav- 007-3232.______time permanent posi degreea Fahrenheit in tiny, iaolated Mather 8t...... all Frldoy, 10-0 of 040-0040. B A B Y S IT TE R . 2dovs per tion International dls- 038-M aectiona of a material aample haa $100 and $250 Waetfleld 8t...... all trubutor/soles organi TRUCK Driver. Heavy week for summer. Ex INVITATION TO BIO emerged from a new atudy, acient- Eestfleld 8t...... all p e rie n ce d . 528-0405 zation. Looking for Centerfleld 8t...... all PART TIME construction. Apply In experienced person. iita aay. person. The Andrew evenings.______Sealed bids for the exterior Northflcid 8t...... all 12-5, Monday through painting of gollon Town Hall Superconductivity la the ability of TABLOID INSERTERS Ansaldl Company, 180 G E N E R A L Help needed Friday for general of will be accepted In the Setect- aome materiala to conduct electric Bldweel Street, by moving company. Spruce 8t...... all Extra cash can be yours If you’re available fice duties Including men't Office, 333 Bolton Cen ity without reaiatance. Scientiata Manchester.______Drivers, packers and phones, and word pro ter Rood, Bolton, C T 04041 Hamlin St...... all some early afternoons. We need responsi loaders. Coll Jeff at until 3:00 P.M. on Friday, have been trying to develop mate Bissau St...... all PART time. Manchester cessing. Good typing June to, 1M7 at which time ble people, male and female, to help Insert Insurance agency Is Sh e p a rd s. 538-9141. skills ore essential. riala that will auperconduct without Clip this $20 bill and use EOE.______they will be publldy opened. having to be chilled to extremely advertising supplements Into our daily looking for o mature Coll JudI at 871-0401. For tpeclflcotlons coll 049- Butternut Roed ...... all 0743. The Board of Selectmen low temperaturea. paper. Experience not necessary as we will person to work 9om- SU M M ER help needed GOOD Opportunity for 3 1pm. Must hove good for oil company. re Reaearchera at Energy Conver- it toward your purchase Dale Road...... all train. Good hourly wages. Please call 647- students to work port serves the right to relect any 9 Qsrth Roed...... 126-138 9946, aak for Bob. telephone and typing Driver license o must. time this summer with or all bids. alon Devicea Inc. found that at 90 skills. Coll Harriet Miscellaneous duties. other women In print degreea, the teat material could of any item at Al Sief- Ludlow Roed...... 28-107 BOLTON BOARD Johnson, Independent 40 hours week. Coll ing shop. Hours flexi OF SELECTMEN expel part of a magnetic field Arnott Rd...... all Insurance Inc. 040-0050. 047-9137. ble. Coll Paulo040-O338. 0S3-06 applied to it, a aign of auperconduc- fert’s Super Discount Ferguson Roed...... 18-112’ Uvity, E C D prealdent Stanford E. Middle Tpke. (even only)...... 886-678 PART TIME Ovahinaky aaid Thuraday. Center priced over ADVERTISE YOUR But another acientiat atreaaed North Elm 8t...... 8-SI CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR that auperconductivity muat be Woodbrldge 81...... 18-230 demonatrated In an entire aample, $250. Houaawivee, mothers with young children, SUMMER VACATION SERVICES 8 rather than Iaolated aectiona. Jenson St...... all etCidants. Earn extra money with your own “ When people talk about amall Jordt St...... all part-time job. Bring your children with you pocketa, that’a Juat an indication of Parker St...... 268-381 and save on babyaitting costs. 21 hours per »wo Call 643-2711 a poaalblllty," aald Brian Maple, week, salary plua gat allowance. Supervise phyalca profeaaor at the Unlveralty East Middle Tpke...... 204-373 our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, ------Franklin St...... all want a little Indapandenca and your own IRENE OR TRACEY o( California In San Diego. Parker St...... 104-242 Ovahinaky aaid B C D , baaed in income, call 647-M46 or 647-9947. OR JUST STOP BY Tro y, Mich., plana to identify the Green Roed...... 204-330 chemical eharacterlatlca of the TERMS: *** ra aasv Henry St...... 201-318 THE MANCHESTER HERALD, 16 BRAINARD PLACE 7 pocketa and make an entire aample CASH Prineeton St...... 187-180 MASTER CARD PART TIME X wHh thoae eharacterlatlca. The teat Tanner St...... 124-16S O aample la made of yttrium, barium, ™ A t flVISA Wallealey St...... all COLLEGE. HIGH SCHOOL, JR. HIGH STUDENTS o copper, fluorine and oxygen. PH0NE-647-9997\l\J •MiMONTHLY PMT. aRCUUTION CREW SUPERVISORS z Lawton Rd...... all c Scientiata believe auperconduc Excellent opportunity for ratlraea, students, X School will be out soon! Advertise your Summer l/t tivity could ono day load to better ...r r o * . Milford Rd...... all moma. Approximatley 20 hours par week, SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Carpenter Rd...... all (/) m oomputero, auper-faat tralaa that work with young adults ages 10 thru 15. Services with us. Let the Herald help to make your 445 HARTFORD ROAD^KEENEY STREET Sanford Rd...... all < VI hover la t h e ^ p of a magnetic field Hamilton Dr...... all Monday thru Thursday 4;30pm-6;30pm, services known throughout the Manchester area. and more ettielent generation and MANCHESTER, CONN. Saturday 10am-2pm. Reliable transporta tranamlaalon of oloctrical powor. O n M DAILY: MON S TNUAS m 0) TU ti, WTO, SAT ’TIL S, FAIDAY’TIL 0FM, SUNDAY NOON-g Wetherall St...... 8-262 tion a must. If you have tha ability to moti Until rooontly, adontlau were MoCann Dr...... all vate young adulta and have aome sales 4 lines, $15 (prepaid), 7 days. unable to achieve auperconductlv- Bldwell St...... 278-333 < experience, your earninga potential is u Ity without cooling tho matorial to unlimited. Based on atralght commissions. Extra $ $ $ for your Summer Funll o tamporaturoB lowor than mlnue 000 CALL NOW 943-2711 / 9 4 7 -9 9 4 9 Call Susan, Circulation Department, 647- degreea Fahrenheit — too cold to (This applies to Students ONLY. You may cancel your ad at any timel Sorry no refunde.) allow any economically foaaiblo ______y noo of tbo material. MAWCHEWgB HgRALP. Fridw. J u t If. IfW - i nH’WCtm.’tU, LAWN AND MUfCAL RNKELANEIUI FORRBIT El RANOEN rTEMf COVaNTRV, 99LOCV8T8tregt,3tipm' NOPAYAAINTS MANCHE9TER. NIC* 7 PIANO. Knob# spinot, BABY Crib and Mgti ______ft ify, 4 rggma aoeh. Ex Us fe 3 veors. Kltt roar tl- room 316 badroom Excelfanf condition. cfiolr. Oood cdndftfon. CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 i s iteef fe the Petr Mevslfw Mioded 3 Bedraetfi house, Ctwnay soeffon. ROTOTILLING Act ef MM, iFhNh mekes H dn ever an acre cellent tdcotfon. Nice neiKte) eimcvtMes eeedfeye. $1506. Colt 447-9079. Lfgtit Blue. 5464401. nwget te odw rttse eny eref- et lend, vinyl sfdfng, 3 yard.f158jm,44A343», AveM fereefesure. Cetch uo’ 5735 plus utilities. Fom- Home gardens, PIANOS and Orgons- •f«nce,nmf9etfenereffcrtm- eor goroge, full bose- 9-9 weekdays. en lets eeymenfs tveh es fir ft Ify preferred. 449-1943 free estimates. Sovings fo 50% adld- •uMnaaa Pvaeariy 25 53 Perm 6w9#ffo« end idewioitf. . IS or ssceed msrfeees or svsn eveninos. iS aaarf P t m t r n .. M RaoshdasinR/incoma Tav. SO , n M fW t f fsssisaa; gscaefsssriWdssrdsy. rnetwe aesed en rece, ceter, mem, g X 13 stergge iS r y g g W I I T g A b y wfn ond other name Leaf/Pawts...... 41 fjp'ntmn: ntmiHptffmmrPPt. Call Clyde and 27 Carpanfry/RamodHina. . 55 . S2 renefen, sex or rranenof building, outside osmer. DesfreoMe rol- eiFstendlfle ersOft cord MHs. brands. 3 doys onlyl pooLSin Paraoitela...... SS IS RBtnflndrRaaarine...... 54 . n • Is IS ddaa; SS dsnfa ssr ifsd sdf dsr. arfetn, er en tfiMwttew fe Keee yevr henw frss end Sons. 647-8967. ArtnovneamanN. . SS Raafina/Kdina...... 57 muflcol ffdim...... Sa Sfsrm arasitas: 92 sswN sir iMs aar sdy. fiMke eny such ereSsrerKe, Shower ond much ifng pork oreo, 7 room deer wHhevt flsm. aed Friday June 19,1-9pm; Amailng Dlaeounlf / REsifaft Piaarina...... 56 Comord# ddd ^HdPd td vW iiN ilf . S5 iimftetlen er dNcrhntnenen. more. Must be seen to Cdpe, 3/4 bedrooms. eredh or lots poymorit his ITOREAND Sofurdoy June 30, 9- PMOIKIOI. Clacfrical ...... Sf ^off and S e w io f ...... The HeroM wm net knew- oppreclofe. For op- Coll tor details. tory ft not o pfoMom. Kindly OFFICE SPACE 5pm; Sundoy June31, Limited time onlyl Roams far Ranf...... n Haenna/Rfembine...... 46 AUseoiidiwdw For 8d4p ...... ______S: Fsr < m tm t6 advSiRlsiiiOTN Fa Aaarfmams far f lM f...... » fnety eccept eny etfverffte- 8149,900.449-3954 or 373- coll; noon to 4pm at the Miscaiiandsvs Sarvicas.... 41 T d d S d fo t...... sa s atlWRSd Tirasgdr fnraoaR S s t a r d s y ^ ‘ O’* xowiy ROODTNRWR Big naw famaalle 1887 Caitdamfitfuma far Raitf.. 21 Sarvteas Wanfad...... 42 dfdnfod fo iu v / tr« d » ...... ------SWRsan stHRasii y ssfsia suRRs^Wa. menf which H (n yfeteffen ef of 743-7371 days or tAa 0479, Offices for rent. Reosono Ouolfty Inn, 51 Hort- Hate wenfad...... I t TNg 8wf89 . .Hamas far Rauf H F Call Terri Donlon at 643-2711 Paid madlOBi, profit Bharlng and 643-2711 go Gbssilieil! for an interview appointment. A service of the New England Press Association i— ■ ^ 1 . pension plan. r m iKiiiiiinnliii Manchester Herald i » ^ n / m m a m * tmnAU>.fft^. m tn .m ★ ★ ★ TAG SALE!!! ★ ★ ★ 4 Days for the Price of 3! ^ PUCE YOUR AD ON TUESDAY, BEFORE NOON, AND YOU'RE ALL SET '* t h e w e e k , j u s t a s k f o r TRACEY OR IRENE IN CLASSIFIED. TAB CASS [CARS SALES CARS FOR SALE I^SALE RNTSALE SALE 8 A U FOR SALE SATURDAY June 20, 9-4. 31 Village Street, Mon- Bufck u s o b re 71. Fairly C H E V Y Nova 1974, a MUSTANG 1987 with GT M UST Sell this week I M RENAULT Alliance 1995 SKYLARK 1979. High mi cheeter. Basement and ood.o« Good tires, bot- doer, high perfor- eptlom. Excellent con American Rambler Red. Standard, etereo- leage. Running. Best ottlcwlde soles and TAKE A LOOK fery,e i , , rddloter.. monee 390. Best offer. dition. By appoint from the land of no om-fm, low mileage, otter. 643-9729. clearances. Including 8900/best otter. 848-1019. After 8:30! ment. 19900.833-mi. rust-Morylohdl Runs- new tires. Excellent buffet, china cup- 4999. Mike. closslc parts. Worth condition. 56900. 646- boord, area rues, up- 1986 bLOi Omega ia. F o ^ 91000'sl Reollyl 742- 4177, IflwiTIIUCKS/VMI rlght plono.______steering and brakes, 7896.0 73 bH RvR LLR new paint, ^ F W M 1 £ LINCOLN olr conditioning 4 cy Sa t u r d a y June 20, 9-3. AWib. boncord wooon. root and carpet. 390-4,4 a family, 49 and 95 linder, 4 door, greet speed. Must sell. 51000 FORD Van 1fi07Ju5t TOWN CAR stereo. Excellent con 1779 automatic, power pained white. In excel- Brookfield Street, 3 to chooto from steering, runs godd. arbe5totter.649-1147or Monchester.______dition. Call 849-9504. 643-9142. lent eendltlan. White, Blue, Brown »Ti' 5995. 647-9066. 53100/best otter. 969- SCHOOL Street, Man- Your Choice MU^T iell. f i Volare DSBSilMliiwiiSGw 0306 ask for Gary. Call chester. Saturday, wagon. 8 cylinder. CHRv y 1979 Malibu. Au- van. Runs good. Asking tomotlc. Good condi befroe 7om or otter June 20, 9-4. Clothig, Good condition only 51190/best otter. 742- 7pm. housewares, $18,700 88,500 m iles. New tion. 51800. 10am-9pm. 1751. mlscelloneaous. brakes, tires, snows, 6464439,5:30 644-3933. tdYOfA Corolla i^6. iTAURDAY AND iun- 85 Tempo 4 dr. AC *4995 nice dependable cor. Lift bock. 646-6441. doy. June 20 A 21,10-4. 8800 or best otter. 849- Keep trying. 5900/best 98 F. Channlng Drive. SS-Msrquls Brough *6895 8911, Dove. offer. I c K a X R i « .' 03 JA YCO eronk-up tent Baby and toddler 87 Maxde 4x4 P/u *11,800 Du i c k Regal. V -l, clothes. ROUTE 83, VERNON trailer. Excellent con 84 Mazda Pickup *4595 power starring, win i9 HUCKLEBERRY 7 dition, Sleeps 9. Fur 75CfM«eHs4dr. *1995 dow, olr, tilt wheel, nace, stove, and lee Lone. Remodeling. Ta 83 Lynx Wg., At, AC *4695 deluxe Interior, high bles, bedroom, books, 8#// Y o u r C a r eonsgel Wsgon *7196 mlleoge. Clean and de box, Asking 52400 or odds and ends. June 20, 89 Afles Wagon *6,495 S9 Skytafk 4 dr. *4995 pendable. 51000. 643- best offer. Coll after 6. 646-4169.______9-2.______86 Mazda SE5 P/U *6300 CALL AND ASK FOR/ 51 guiek Reesi 4 dr. 4242. ^/ao, 11-3.313 Woodbrldge 4 Llngg*15 ^ 10 Oayg •4 ekyhawk 4 dr. Wg *5995 CAVALIER 19^. lo w ml- Rd., Coventry. Furni 85 Colony Park *7495 leoge. Excellent condi M m M CYCLES/ Wagon 60S ohergs, ssoh addi •4 OMt Clers 4 dr. ture, appliances, patio, *10,400 $4 OMO PMkup •7995 tion. Must sell, taking MO^n pool Items bike. BILL PICOHE! tional line. You oen 80 Merkur XR4TI *12,800 16 OMO Jimmy *10,995 offers. 647-8623. oanoel at any time. MOTOR Cycle Insurance. GIGANTIC Top sale. En- IS Chev. Cdpneo 4 dr. *8495 tlre household contents 89 Cutlass 2 dr. *7895 IW S BWCK Rcau. SORRY, CHRVSl Rr LeDoron, 6 Competitive rotes. NO REFUNDS OR •6 eunMrd 2 dr. •8696 cylinder atuomatic, Some day coverage. to settle Estate and 83 Datsun 2009X more. 25 Westwood *4995 2 Door, silver ADJUSTMENTS ilCevsllerWg •8765 olr, stereo. Very clean. Many plans ovalloble. Street, Manchester, 83 QMC Jimmy 40K *7895 •e CsvtHler 4 dr. •8398 64k miles. 646-0619 ev Coll Judy or Jonef at Soturday, June20.9am- CAU HERALD 87 Spdolrum 4 dr. •5495 enings or weekends. the Crockett Agency. 88 Line. Town Car *11,400 51690. 643-1577, 4pm.______1983 MAZDA RX7 CLASSinED 17 CelebrHy 4 dr. *10,495 TAG Sole .Saturday June 84 Gran. Marquis LS *8695 r 0drtlts2dr. *10,995 Camero iNsZTO. Options, 20,9-3 .Lots of goodies. QSL, Gold great condltlon,39,000 CAM Gas grill, and house 88 Isuzu DLX P/U *5595 643-2711 872-9111 miles. 510.500. 643-7776. FOMMi hold Items. 28 Trumbul I otter 5pm. Street.______MORIARTY 1984 MAZDA '626’ TA G sale. Miscellaneous 4 Door, Gold Items. 49 Olcott Drive, BROTHERS Manchester. June 20 301 Ctntgr St. from 10-3. Roln dote June 21 from 10-3. Mdnehggtgr, C T 1984 MAZDA '626’ iATURDAY June 20, roln S43-513S 2 Door, Burgundy •‘Sdse a date Sunday June 21. 9-5. 238 Union Street, Manchester. Furni 1985 NISSAN STANZA ture, baby clothes, nick nocks etc.______SCRANtON 5 Door Hatchback, Blue HUGE Sale. Oak furni ture, antique, house AND SSLSOT UStO CANS.. hold, lewelery, etc. 30 soMt t.s« riNANCiNO on ctss< 1985 CAMARO year collection. 141 Sr 00008 CARAVAN *13, S7 OAKOTA P/U •11,698 Sport Coupe, Copper ^ Prospect Street. Fri |\M Afll» KK)RK AST S7 LsBARON 4 dr. •10,496 SPORTS HIGHLKJMTS ( day and Saturday. F A ^rciit d.iv lit m.ikc ,i S7 00008 CARAVAN •14,SS6 ^ lu r Md/da drBWr^ got ahul ik'.il im .1 M.1/J.1 fi2t>' TA G Sale. Saturday and 57 00008 CARAVAN •18.3S6 MAZDA ^::f>gBULLETlN (he best gjimrfn town! ( Sunday,9-5. Queen bed, 87L«aARON4no. nium, 9129,389. visions Unlimited Inc. to Eileen Joel B. Wilder and Albert L{ U&R REALTY CO. M. tHecker, Bigelow Hollow Con Vincent L. Diana, conservator of U&R REALTY CO. Manley to Richard P, Rosa, Beacon dominium, conveyance tax |M,M. estate of Madeline R, Allen, to 0«n Coh«n, (•ft, grand ohancador for dinnar of fha 80th annivaraary of Dennis R, and Karen E. Anderson, Hill Condominium, conveyance taX Laurie J. and Dolores D. Berdat , 643-2692 Hiaa« and Robart Mamoriai Lodga 88. Tha avant took 69 Morse Road, 9113,000, 977, 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 lha KnigfHaIgfHa of Pyi\ to Alfred Jacobs and Norman Peter R. Hicks to Peter C, /Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Maak, onanoaffor oommandar, angaga piaca at Wiiiia'a Staak Houaa on Juna 17. Savanella, Northwood Townhouse Robert D. Murdock, Realtor in a faw ohuoklaa during fha oaiabrafion Mora than 90 paopla attandad. Condominium, 1101,000. Cassidy and Anne Marchetta, Oulldalm dMds Brook Haven Condominium, Richard H. and Jeanne A. Wiley 966,000. John F. and Constance J. Ber to David M. and Marie A. Steams, U A R Construction Co. Inc. to trand to John D. and Claudia M. 08 Woodside St., 1183,900. Bertrand, 46 Phelps Road, no Florence I, Arthofer to David J. Charles F. Christman Jr. and Sharon L. Christman, Mountain conveyance tax. A d vice EIgner, 30-82 Bigelow St., 9163,000. Farm, 9378,304. Raymond E, and Jean L. Lavoie M anohM ltr *141,000 U A R Construction Co. to to Bonnie J. and Jeffrey 8. Ewing, D .W .F1SH Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. NEW LISTING - Beiutlful and unit Commerclal-InvetImenI Company Edward K. and Linda S. McKen- Bramblebush Farms, no convey at daalrabla Oak Forest Condo's. Tim rT ney. Mountain Earm, |2M,020. Manley to Raymond E. and Jill Smith, Beacon Hill Condominium, ance tax. Two bedrooms and loft, 1H bailit, William H. Hyde Jr. and Judith B. conveyance tax 979.10. M ary A. Cunningham to TerencO custom upgraded kllehen, oorntr Colonial Professional Center Hyde to Richard S. and Judith A. firsplaoe In living room, security Grandfather’s sexual sins Gina M. Shaw to Stephen C. and P. Cunningham, Thomas J. Cun 4 — 1,000 sq. ft. and Tatem, South Farms Subdivision, system, central sir, lull basement, Zerica E. Best, 37 Edison Road, ningham and Rosemary E. Flem 2 — 3,000 aq. ft. apacaa conveyance tax 9178.20. end two oer gerege. Cell now for 9121.900. ing, 31 Cedar St„ no conveyane tax. U A R. Construction Co. to '•9*' your exeluilve etiowlng. excellent for office or retail uao. Mark B. and Molly C. Stephnouto Lucy C. Forbes to Lucy C. William H, Hyde Jr. and Judith B. Vernon Very Glean f FanWfjr '136,900 Brick exterior, nice layout, excellent Maryann S. Toth, Summit Village Forbes, trustee, 47 Earl St., no 'vv'' Hyde, Mountain Farm, conveyance Owner occupied first level with 2 bedrooms, living Route 30 location. weigh heavily on his victim Condominium, 9104,000. conveyance tax. room and kitohen. Ranted, one bedroom second Menohesler Quiet Colonlel *193,000 tax 9291.80. Cheng-Chao and Shua-Yuh Kuo to William W. Mumford Jr. to Mary level. New furnace, hot water heater and electric 2 or 3 bedroom Colonlel with completely naW 2nd floor In *9°° sq. ft. Lynne M. and John M. Davis to 1903. Flraplaced living room, dining room, IW bathe, James B. and Margo A. Penndorf, E. Mumford, 872 Vernon St., no service. Aluminum elding. 1 oar garage. Willard E. and Joyce C. McDer ManohMl«r *197,900 garage. Deep private lot on quiet cul-de-tac. D e A ft DEAR COUPLE: t would have East Meadow Condominium, conveyance tax. Ellington Place mott, Lydall Woods Colonial Vil Releed Renoh In prietine oonditlon AflMYi 1 htiv« a quietly "rem inded" the absent- 966.000. David If. Callahan to Eulalle O. (Formally the Country Squire) problem I've minded shopper to pay for the lage, 9136,000. Callahan, 80 Farm Drive, no looeted et end of out-de-eeo In one of Menoheeter’e tineet neighbor been etruggllfli cigarettes as soon as i saw her put Holiday Homes Corp. to Gary 8. Retail or Profeasional uaat. Roland L. VIolette and Roland L. conveyance tax. hoods. Home hee three bedroome, wlfh for year*. them in her purse VIolette Jr. to Florence 1. Arthofer, and Nancy 8. Rosenzweig, 106 Alyce A. O'Neill to Deborah Several places 1,000-1,800 sq. ft. D urlflg my D ear A bby two end one helf beths, formel lire- D.W.FISH Excellent Route 83 location. Oakland Terrace Condominium, Elvree 8t., conveyance tax 9180.70. Raymond, 17 Doane St., no convey plsoe In living room, lerge lower THE REALTY CavirANY cbtldhood 1 wog Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I am engaged to conveyance tax 9120.90. Paul Ramsey Jr. and Daryl A. ance tax. level (smily room with wood stove, *11°° sq. ft. eeauflily abufied marry a man (I'll call him "Tex") Peter R. Micks to Geraldine V. Ramsey to Donna M. Molta and Deborah Raymond to Alyce A. nioely Isndeoeped extre lerge lot for repeatedtv by who was hospllallxed many years Brin-Keane, Brook Haven Condom William M. Foley, 33 Franklin 8t., O'Neill, 17 Doane 8t., no convey (emily en|oyment. my grandfather ago for a mental Illness 1 am really Brand New 20,000 sq. ft. inium, 986,000. 9137.900. ance tax. building In Mancheatar Industrial — he'* my moth afraid to marry him without Joel B. Wilder and Albert R. Julius Gy Fabos to Lawrence 8. Robert Y. Meyerson and GaylO C. er'* father. 1 knowing more about his mental David, Jack L. Bursack and Elaine Bannon to Malcolm F. Barlow,- B e tte r Park. Ideal for warehouse or Manley to Daniel M. Potrepka, manufacturing. realise that 1 Illness. Tex told me It Included Beacon Hill Condominium, convey Bursack, Manchester Gardens Constance R. Plepler, Debra C. — FR E E HO M E EVALUA TION — wa* a vietim. but *tlll tarry a lot of professional help today, and then depression and some kind of ance tax 994.60. Condominium, 993,000. Ruel and James M. Ruel, 172 E. •4®° sq. ft. guilt and *hame Although my decide who should be Involved schizophrenia, which he managed John D. and Susan W. Hanielko to Oak Forest Realty Inc. to 8andra Center St., no conveyance tax. Menohesler 4 Bedroom '109,000 mother and I have alway* been DEAR ARMY: My husband and I to overcome with treatment. Releed Ranch with 1S'x2V living room, dining room, 243 Main 8tr««t very clo*e. 1 never could bring saw a young woman slip a pack of I wrote to my fiance’s psychia II appllenced Idtchsn and 13'x21' llraplacad lamlly room, 2'4 my*elf to tell her. t know that Mom cigarette* Into her purse while trist asking If t could talk to him ITT bathe. 2 oer garage. Siding, deep lot, In nice area. ManchetUr, CT 06040 think* the world of her father *o 1 shopping at a market She did this about my fiance's history of mental REAL ESTATE S E R V IC E S (203) 643-4616 kept It from her to *pare her quite openly, so we thought she Illness M y fiance not only ap Thoughts 643-1S91 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 OmCE HOURS proved of my doing this — he 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 only e00-8:00 CALL LEN MATYIA feeling*. (Mow do you tell your Intended to pay for them, but after 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 Sal S;0O-S 00 mother that her father mole*ted she unloaded her groceries, she encouraged me. I stated this In my you? Me I* *tlll alive.) letter. The psychiatrist Ignored my didn’t bring out the cigarettes The In yesterday's "Thoughts" 1 t think 1 may need coun*ellng to letter. cashier rang up her groceries, dog stated that to have hope we need the get over my feeling* of anger and What do you advise? food, etc . which she paid for with certainty that life is meaningful if guilt Mut *hould I Involve my food stamps, then she left with the NEEDS TO KNOW mother? Would It make me feel we are to resolutely and sacrlfl- 9 cigarettes In her purse — unpaid clally struggle to preserve It. On my better or worse? 1 am terribly DEAR NEEDS! Ask Tex to first trip to Aleatra* In California, tonfu*ed What *hould 1 do? We askecr^the cashier If that arrange a consultation for both of LYDALL WOODS as president of the American Spring Is hare, Summer to follow ... Enjoy your CAUGMT IN 'TME MIDDLE woman shopped there often, and you with his psychiatrist. Of course lilt' Correctional Chaplains Associa limited time at home with this 3 bedroom IVk bath the doctor Is entitled to be paid for she said yes. she had seen her tion, 1 saw over one hundred men In IR WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL UNIT. This much pre D EA M C A tiO M T i You need coun- before. Then we told her ahoul the the lime he spends to answer your P f ll the squalor and darkness of a ferred complex of attached townhouses allows for aellng Perhap* the per*on who questions And by the way. Ignoring cigarettes and she said we should maximum security prison on the C A SU A L C AR E FREE living with garage and a man should be confronted I* your have said something to the woman your letter was Inexcusable. so-called "R ock." The silent sys ageable lot to garden anyway you llkel Offered at grandfather. Me need* to know that before she got to the checkout • ijS d m tem was In effect. No one was you are still hurting and feeling Do you hate to write letters PRO UD AS A PEACOCK!!! $154,900.00 counter allowed to talk to another person. RCiil Lstate guilty for something that he did It's because you don’t know what to Abby. If we had said something to The silence was eerie. 1 was Long-time owners lieve maniriired «ml also possible that there ere others her before we got to the checkout say? Thank-you notes, sympathy maintained Ihii properly jum great! 2.1 ai res of allowed to take aside and to talk In your family who were also counter, she could have said she letters, congratulations and how to pluah green graaa and mature landaraping. B with for two hours the "Blrdm an of 647-8400 abused by your grandfather, and Intended to pay for them Or should write an Interesting letter are rooma, 3 bedrooma. full baaemeni with fireplace Alcatraf." Life with meaning? It need help a* much as you Cell a we have told the cashier about It Included In Abby'sbooklet. "How to and rec. room, breeieway, patio and Iota more. had tittle or no meaning for him. 168 Main Street, Manchester social service agency In your area before the woman got to the Write Letters for All Occasions.” *275.000.00. But he loved God's creatures, the and Inquire about counseling Send 12 BO and a long, stomped (30 checkout counter? What would you birds. What a waste of humans — There are also support groups for have done? cents). self-addressed envelope to: whatever potential they had would ..I V adults who have been sexually Dear Abby. Letter Booklet. P.O NEWER DUPLEX HUNTINGTON BEACH never be known. You have some ,'V here's your chance to own a newer home In abused as children Please get Box 447. Mount Morris. III. 6I0B4. COUPLE times to go out scouting about to exceptionally good condition) Each unit as 114 find hope. The signs of hope are baths, 3 bedrooms, separate basements and heating sometimes impressive, but some systems. The owner's side even haa a fireplace. how they don't always grab the soul MAKE YOUR MOVE TODAY, $190’e. Inguinal hernia is common In a direct and new way. That mood leads one to seek some ground for more sturdy resolve than we D EAR DR. DEAR DR. OOTT! A woman I possess at the present. I left the OOTT! I have know Is four months pregnant and "Blrdm an of Alcatra*’’ with these “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” an Inguinal her is confined completely to bed words: " If I can’t visualise getting BRAND NEW USTING!!! NATURE LOVER’S DELIGHT!!! nia If I have because she has an open cervix. She to the peak of a mountain, can I just Adorable 6 room Shannon-built Colonial on Anaaldi-built B room executive Raixed Ranch on OFFOAfBNIIV surgery, will I said she developed this because her get over the next hill and move from lookout Mtn. in Mancheater. Beautiful tfeed lot mother took drugs to prevent a Foreat St. in the Southend of E. Hartford. 3 Blanchard & Rossetto stllf be able to D r. G o tt there to a new horlson where maybe bedrooma, fully applianced kitchen, newer with complete privacy. 4 hedrouina. 2.5 hatha, Jog and lift miscarriage. Is this possible? Also: I'll Just have another hill, but patio with garden honae. Extra alorage, fully Pdter Qott, M.D. Can't her cervix be sutured? driveway and roof, deck, park-like yard. Excellent CMmi I weights? I'm 21. maybe also see a larger vision?’’ conditioni *I47,9()0.00. applianced kitchen. Reduced to *2.15,000.00. RKAL ESTATE 646-2482