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C A M A E D 7$. E d w e r CDEDDEAIBF frAtMO RM«b in pns- 4 ndw Edgid fino condifion locofed stewring, brakes, dtr, om/fm cdisette. Excei- b ^ r * o n r ^ f . of «nd of cul- IKSS"- for fomlly enloy- 6 4 3 -6 1 5 0 keep trying. 55W/best fary/AtfeoAftonisfIf. t x - m m m i § H f U T iH ’ m*nt.5197,000. Sentry o g u v I m M ^ offer. MUSfAttGi'M^ AOrlOACOd. M o t EstOt*. 643-4060. o Ridbforitr MdH»/lygfdbr o^ons. Exceiienf ddi- Aoi0on«lbl« portort m p v t u o f . dition^^ o ^nf- iR|i(ND New llstino. wonfod for «Mr«fofMl dWd dbcgrgfNig gfartd. B b ^ . tmor A d P i i ^ . ment. 588W. tao-w$i^ and rocdpflonKf posi­ Adorobi* 6 room snon- non built Coipnlol on Ol d s o m e ^ 53. ^ o m r tion In busy vornon m m * sNenng ond brokes, Oorntofoioov effieo. Forest Street in me iib rl . INC. Soum End of Eost Hart­ oir cptidifipnirtg 4 Cy­ fflaurbriitfr Hrralb Full flmo wys nMmy CRRFBFfNT A R O U T E $3, V E R N O N linder, 4 dPPf, 4f4tH ) v^inrhRstp'' i C'ly o' V'lhqR ChRrm bonofits. Sofory eom- ford. 3 bedrooms, fully appllanced kitchen, m 4 m 7* OiMsone 4 dr. *1MS stereo. Bxceiiewt ^ monsurofo witb oxpo- Cofnptete homenuMB ruponv eno MLvw 4 4 4 • 4 • * 4 4 4 4 4 4 € 4 4 ^ difipn. Coll 64MSM. n*w*r driveway and C tm m dbske, sgrsgsg g SSRoeoi Wogen »71$5 rioneo. Coll 171-9441. modeling. We •eeMMingeih-' VditfO FM roof, deck and pork rooms end kHohene.snens. Smell eeeieeee sddlRon*; d e i ibr 5S$kyMrk4dr. f40OB M U S T seii.^ f i IXSTSTTTliFiociaroier Ilk* yord. Excellent oommerMet work. wpgpn. 6 eyiinUgf. m A u m m M t *IKfVv TuBsctoy, Jun« 23, M C m i f * Out doupbfors; O0OS 7 co n d itio n I 5147,900. Sored, retsrenoee. A mSSE x? *9 iulek R*e« 4 dr. Gppd cpndiffpn Pttly ond 10 fbroppbovt fbo jockson A Jackson. « 4 B 4 l$ f *4 Skyhiwk 4 dr. Wp «S0OB 66,501) m ll* «. m tlr tumntor. Piooso coll 647-1400.0 sBb'iplfiiwfg^^ •4 Old* dens 4 dr. 9740B bfpkes, fires, snpim/ 649-0549 offof$:30pm. os o Feocock i IIMNI iU M If 54 OMC Pickup 47006 nice dependobid ^ A lk f tln># owfo ports f m m i 5500 Of best offer J Long time owners hove 0 8 K b *"* Ldmt sssdene Mtgskgst •S OMC Jimmy *10,$$6 countorporson. No «x- monicured and main­ 6911. D d vt porlonco rooulrtd, but 55 Ch*y. Copnoo 4 dr. 4B4$6 U.S. lengthens lead as largest debtor nation tained mis property O D D fo b t/ TFgekftig. ______Camerpi9$5Zio.< n sy«p^MMNwe SeSunMrdZdr. 4S606 nolpful. Good poy and lust greotl 2.1 ocres of QUALITY exterior pofnt- greet condition,: roloxod otmospbore. SSCovoHerWg •6706 n O f T T V / W VIRB ffe fW!».FW(.y?*%iRy-F«M mile*. 510.500. 643^? plusn green groM and Ing, reasonable rote*. 99 Pf#V m a n m m t * . of SMi.i billion, accoriBng to accounts, something economists tr/ s posHion. saying It Just proves buildup of foreign debt. Coll Ed. 646-5250. moture londscoplng. 0 Free estimates. Foul VwTIlfICBWs' TfTWTwwe 0*KP 55Covemer4dr. *6906 offer 5pm. WASHINGTON (AP) - The classifled as a debtor nation. That reviaed flgures releaaed today. don’t see happening for a longtime. how attractive America is to The huge Mcreasu Ml BBigartsfbe k A k i flmo or full time rooms, 3 bedrooms, 646-656$. nT7inrTeverT^ie^ PICK your own sfrowber- muRHude of other pro«bicts. 1985 to total m m m . ftddlge iam-2pm,, Monday NEW to tne morket... C. M A N C H B 6 TE R . 1 bed- rfes.Aibosi Form, 55 197$ oufomgflc,e, ponur_____ The Commerce Department said U.S. mvestments overseas, wMeb heavy burden of foreign debt will American dollars to cxchangie for son llghtl Ansoldl built 0 Tredg boiultful Flodde rppm. Lease, no pets. ICRANTON sfeering, run* gduD. governments. Mebidwg JapaBsnd fhrouob f ridoy or coll H. F. A. buyers here Is Vliio Louis* Rood, Bol- the new debt burden was BS totaled $1,555 trillion at the end of The cPuntry’a plunge mto the reduce Americans’ Stamford of sales of their products in this sfo room executive Raised home lor invostmenf 5450. NO uftlltfes. 643- e M m U :------5$9S. 647-9D66. status of a debtor country is West Germsny, have foiig com­ 643-!I-S056. the home you've been fon. Bring your own percent above a revised Illi.S last year. living as foreigners demand Mgber country. fro Ranch on Lookout wolting tor... a charm­ oondO. LIKf KIND KX- 4792 or 525-0776. plained that the Mgb federal bodlget Mountain In Manches­ confolner*. CHEVY I^OIIbu. jC n Mil Ion in debt to foreigners that the The new Bgores confirmed bow tbreetly finked to the merchandise and higher toterest payments Just fhr ing three bedroom CMANOB TAX AD- MANCHESY e A. 4 rooms, soMi *.** riNANOma on lesei tomofic. Good condh United States was carrying at the rapid the country's plunge into debt trade deUcifs. The only way the WMle economists believe there deficn is robbing those cpu«Ml5S of ter. Beautiful treed lot Cope. Call tor detlals. VANTAQB. to service the debt. erz adults preferred. No S7 OOODE CARAVAN •1S.S5S tion. *l$b$. iO o m -5 '■ end of i$$5. has been. In B52, the UnitedBtates Untted States win be able to pay off will be a slight improvement to the investment income and is $ arlm- UNITIES with complete privacy. Century 21 Epstein pets, no appllonces, 1 WP 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, Owngr B4«-Ma$ S7 DAKOTA PAJ •11,5*6 «44-$439, 5:3$ 444-3 was the world’s largest creditor Ms foreign debt is by running President Beagan has sought to trade deflcH this year, it win only ary source of steggisiBCaa M (be Realty. 647-5595.0 ear. Securlfyandrefer- *7 LODARON 4 dr. •10.4SS That year marked the ftrst time N potlo with garden Buick Le $obre 73. Ac since B M that America was nation with an Stvestment cushion surpluses to Ms merebamfse trade downplay the change to the coun- slow down stigbfiy the country's big world economy. ST e B l BUIIdIno D*ol*r- ences. 649-1265. *7 DODGE CARAVAN •14.SS6 good. Good tlrss, shlp wifh molor house. Extra storage, METICULOUSLY maln- S7 DODGE CARAVAN •1S.M8 fully appllanced kit­ 149 OAKLANb Street, 4 PIRIWOOD tery, rodigfor. monufacfur*r-Sol*s talned... This tastefully RENONT room, 1st floor, 5470 per S7L«gARON4* •11.S56 ond •noln««rlno sup­ chen. Reduced to *S3 a cord. 5 foot lenefhs, SSTHUNDERElRD •*.**6 5900/best offer. 444- 5235,000. Jackson A decorated 2 bedroom, F R O f E ^ month plus ufllfles. 2 4995. port. Sforfor ods fur- 1'/i bath townhouse can ereen, deliyered, 5 cord mini­ M DODGE rnt lmxm •11.4SB Cops seize Jockson. 647-0400. □ months securlfy,noap- mum. MA5TER/VI5A CARD • irm Directors 7 ' y y . nlsh*d. Soffl* areas be yours. Attached gar­ C O LU M B IA Lake sea- 56 riPTH AVI. m RENAULt Alllonce LVDALL Woods. Spring pllonees. Weekdoys 9- 55 LMARONTvrtM •12.45S Red. Standard, 6f#r$«F token. Coll (303) 759- age, landscaped lot. sonal cptfage, 3 bed- 5,646-2426. RORTHtltN FNKWOOO 3200 extension 2401. Is here. Summer to 56 DODGE ROYAL Xu •to,ass am-fm, low mfleggg. Ottered at 5134,900. roo, asking 595,000. MtniMUTOM 55L*gARON4 r Txwx •13.4*6 follow...Enloy your li­ Century 21 Epstein 0 new fires. Exc*l||tgf pot, guns, Offers Invited. 537-3446. MS 55 PLY. VOYAGER •14,5*6 becom ing A FANTABilC mited time at home Realty. 647-5595.0 Beazley Company. se NISSAN MAXIMA •13,3*6 condition. 14900. with this 3 bedroom, 0 m * " *5 CBLESRITY •6 , 6 * 6 4177. V/j both Williamsburg OORMERED, sided Cape YOU CAN enloy extro Se PLY. HORIZON (0 •6,6*6 OPPOATUMITY vocation money by ex­ 73 C H feV ^LLE n e w g P t^ fireworks Own your own Colonial unit. This with fenced yard. V/j 2 BEDROOM Townhouse. 5* CHY. GTS *10,316 roof ond corpef. 35 laser foes baths. Fully finished changing Idle Items in SS HORIZON •4.666 much preterred com­ Manchester Garden itMOd, Must sell. 51000 basement with bar. your home for cosh ... *5 VOYAGER •6.6*6 By Am5r«w Yurkpvsky plex of attached town- HZJMORTeAeES Candomlnfums. Mov­ *S TOY. TERCEL »w •7.4*6 or best offer. 449-1147 gr eii/uiiM m iiitit houses allows tor cas­ Shows very nicelyl ing condition. Conve­ with on od Ih classified. \ ift Herald Naporfar *5 COUGAR •6,4*8 443-9142. Asking 5123,900. Stroho Call 643-2711 to place your SS NISSAN MAXIMA •10,6*6 By OaergB Layn# l I M N ual core tree living nient to downtown and SKYLARK 1979. High mL with goroge ond a ma- Real Estate. 647-7653.0 highway. Call after od. *4 PLY. RELIANT •4.556 Her old Rep or far i .V , Folfce seized l$,5$6 worth of •MtonMpwbMT NO PAYMENTS S3 TOYOTA 8R-S •6,4*6 leoge. Running. B$5f nogoble lot to garden up to 2 years. Kiss your fi­ 6pm. 755-2177 or 754- Placing on ad In Classified S3 PONTIAC JZOOO •3.666 offer. 443-9729. marijuana and |3.5$$ to |4,5$$ Total Invoilmont anyway you llkel Ot­ LOVELY 4 bedroom Co­ 3424. 5525. Armed whb a legal opinion that under $4,000. Cell Mr. lonial with Sun-room. nancial difficulties eocdbye. Is easy. Jus! call 643-2711. SI HONDA ACCORD •3,166 worth of fireworks to a raid Momfay tered at 5154,900. Blan­ Avoid foreclosure. Coteh up SI PLY RELIANT 8W •3,616 BUICK 1977 Regal. V4, says they can take legal action, a fox. ^ ■W ' ' * afternoon at a Hilliard Btreet Farrington, Monday- chard A Rossetto." We Fireplace, 2 car garage on late poy ments such os first 7t BUICK skylark •3,716 power sferrlng, win­ Saturdday, 10am to on private lot. Quiet tTOREANO maJorMy of the town Board of apartment, police spokesmsto Gary Guarantee Our Houses or second mcrteoee or even dow, olr, tllf whegf. Direetors eMber have some reser­ 10pm. 8«i-0044. " 646-2452. o location In East Hart­ outstondine credit cord bills. OFFICE SPACE 8 7 5 -3 3 11 deluxe Inferior, high J. Wood said (Ms morning. ford. 5149,900. Realty 0 S N i » i s i i r vations about allowtng the contro­ Eight people were arrested ip the You'll be gltd you didl NEWER Duplex. Here's Kesp your home tree and mileage. Cleon ondl ( i t - World, Benolt- clodr without lions. Bod n e w l y Renovated. pendoble. 51000. 60- versial Laserquest game to open in raid, in wMch a small arsenal of your chance to own o Frechette Associates. Close to 1-14, 1st and 14 foot boot frailer. Needs newer home In excep- credit or lot# payment hle- 4242. Manchester, or favor Ma outright weapons was also seized, pPHce 646-7709. tory is not o problem. Kindly 2nd floor suites ovallo- work. 525. 444-3290. f tionolly good condi­ CHAVA l ^ A LeBoren, 4 prohibition. said. Wood described the amount of coll: ble. Rent includes utili­ TAKE A LOOK "Peraonally. 1 would be opposed tion! Each unit has I'/i ties. Fetermon Bulld- cylinder atuomatlc. marijuana, about 4 pounde, as INSTRUCTION T h t Sw ItO PETS AND cept," said Direc- baths, 3 bedrooms, se­ CONDOMINIUMS Ing Company. 649-9404. olr, stereo. Very clean. to the entire concei "Substantial" and said the fire­ 2 parate basements and ConsErvativt OreuB SUPPLIES 44k miles, 4 ^ 1 9 I lor Feter P DIRota (Ms works cache was prohSMy the ************ heating systems. The FOR SALE 1-4S4-44M or Offices lor rent. Reasona- 1986 enings or weekends. CIimniD MTN TUTOR ble rotes, including all morning biggest ever confiscated by Man­ owner's side even has a 1-4S4-1936 C O CK ER Spaniel pups. S14S0. Joining DIHosa are Geoffrey AulherlM* Summer Seheel 2 BEDROOM Townhouse. utilities. 643-7175 or 647- LINCOLN chester police. tireplace. Make your Excellent n o tu re d . Naab, 'Thomas H. Ferguson, and m*lw-up. AM Mslli sublMli. tx- Manchester Garden 9223. Parents on premises. Wont fo sell your cor? For Members of t he Tri-To w n Narcot­ move today, 5190's. Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg.Weinberg, Di- p*rl*nefd In SAT prspirsllon Blanchard A Rossetto. Condominiums. Move Ready to go 550 each. TOWN CAR quick results, us* o low- ics Task Force raided the third- (Msifi S Sn*llt(i) snrlehrtmnl. r*- " We Guarantee Our In condition. Conve­ APARTMENTS ANTIQUES/ 454-7474. 2 to choose from cost CloMlfled od. Call rectors Kenneth N. Tedford and floor apartment at 596 Hilliard St. rmdMIon sn* eempulsr pre- Houses " 646-2402. o nient to downtown and FOR RENT COLLECTIBLES White, Blue 443-2711 today fo place Btephen T . Cassano have said they about 4; 36 p.m. Mark Robins on, 2$. ersm 11n SASIO. | 4 b -M M highway. Call after have reservations. V E R R 6 n . \/ery clean 2 your ad. a residenf of the apartment who 1 6pm. 755-2177 or 754- i i r ************ family. 5135,m . Owner Next to Nothing, corner Stephen T . Penny, the Demo­ police said was one of two principal 3424. $69,900. 4 ROOM, no appliances. cratic maJorMy leader, said (Ms MersM ptiMo ov Pfrdo occupied first level 5570 A 5470. Security of East Onter and dealers working out of the apart­ with 2 bedrooms, living COLCHESTER. New 2 Spruce. Open Tuesday, $ 1 0 0 0 morning be still has an open mind ment. was arrested along wHh four bedroom condo. Cove- deposit. No pets. 2 MAYTAG Washer and W*** 2 0 3 f r » room and kitchen. Wednesday, Thursday 0 on the matter. He said he Is waiting ChrlatophBf T. PackBf. ptBSldant of fh# CtBsa of 1987, oeramonies in Ciarke Arana, Mora picturea and liat of others in the apartment flving R S A I i months security. 646- Whirlpool Dryer. Both *4995 Rented, one bedroom nlent to routes 2and 11. offernoons. 649-0533. as Tempo 4 dr. AC SI V/7 bath, full walkout 2426 weekdays 9-5. for 5200. Good condi­ FORD Van 19S0.Ju6t for the opponenta of the game to draws ohaars from ManohoBlar High School graduafas graduates on page 7. second level. New fur­ tion. Coll 447-0919. SS Marquis Brough *6895 present hard data demonstrating All real Mtcil* advsrtlt*d In basement. $124,900.537- 5 ROOMS, headed, ap- pained whit*. In excsl- RoMnson was charged wMh pos­ 1 nace, hot water, heater Ita potential for harm before Monday night Just befors his spaech during the ths Manchestprcni H*rold Is and electric service. 3446 pllances, 3rd floor. BIG bed, 2 living room 87 Mazda 4x4 P/u *11,800 lent candltlon. session of more than a klfograffl of Brl sublsct to Ih* Polr Heusln* Aluminum siding, 1 car Adults preferred. Se­ FURNITURE chairs, 2 loveseafs, 53100/best offer. 54$- coming to a conclusion. marijuana, operating a drag fac­ sell Act of 19M, which mokes It curity and references. Ibig rocking chalr,4 64 Mazda Pickup *4595 0204 osk for Gary.j ^ j Directors William J. Diana and tory and possession of drag para­ llleflol to odvertlse any pref­ garage. D. W. Fish LOTS/LANO too Realty. 643-1591 or 571- No pets. 643-5363, 646- LIVING room furniture, televisions, dryer befroe 7am or James F. "Dutch" Fogarty could phernalia. He was being held on erence, llmttotlon or discrim­ FOR SALE 6113. twin bed, 575. Folding (small apartment 83 Lynx Wg., At. AC *4695 edt ination hosed on race, color, 1400.O Ja sk not be reached for comment today. Seniors cheer their way to graduation 566,(166 bond pending an appear­ sot rellolon, sex or notional MANCHESTER. 2 fam­ teak table 5125. 3foot size). Call 575-4355. 85 Arles Wagon *8,495 Barller this month. Town Attor­ ance this morning In Manchester MAkillrHisTER. Quiet 20 ACRES Prime farm­ gloss top potlo tables orleln, or on Intention to ily,6 rooms, first floor, ney John W. Cooney said that as far Superior Court. make any such preference, Colonial. 5153,900.2 or 3 land, rich loam, no 525. 649-0717. 86 Mszda 8ES P/U *6300 When the last graduate had taken hopes to work as a nurse's aide this pel bedroom Colonial with stones; over 3000 feet appliances. Newly ren­ as zoning matters were concerned, By John F. Kirch walked out of M HS as graduates. Also arrested were (wo other limitation or discrimination. P O O L 8 III a seat, the auditorium erupted with summer before going to Manches­ stu completely new 2nd on clean river; one ovated. Nice area, 85 Colony Park the directors had no direct Imput. Herald Reporter During the ceremony, seniors occupants of the apartment, Ed­ The Herald will net know­ 83 JA Y C O crank-up t#nf cheers, something that happened ter Community College In the of ingly accept any adyertlte- floor In 1953. Fire- block off route 6 near large yard. Conve­ Amaxing OlBoountI We'gon *10,400 However, he studied the matter stood shoulder to shoulder In the ward Curtin. 27. and William E. nient. 5650 per month trailer. Exctlltnf con­ several times during the I'A-hour spring. "W e had a lot of good ment which Is In violation ot placed living room, Andover/Bolton line. as Merkur XR4TI *12,800 further after Naab proposed an To whistles and loud cheers, the bleachers, stamping their feet on Richey.Jr., 31. Curtin was charged S04 the low. 559,900. Terms '/a down. plus utilities and secur­ Limited time only! dition. Sleeps 5. Fur­ event. When the cheers stopped. times." dining room, 1'/> baths, ordinance that would allow the Class of 1957 graduated from the hard woodep benches and wHh sale of marijuana, possession 1 I LOCUST 8(ree1,gfom- garage. Deep privae (416) 551-0175. ity. No pets. Available nace, stove, and Ice M ary Walsh, an accompanist for "I fee! hot,” said Mike Yarnot. Big new tantsstlo 1B87 88 CullaS^^ dr. *7895 board to prohibit the business. Manchester High School Monday chanting friends’ names as of marljauna and possession of his lly. 4 rooms each. Ex­ lot on quiet cul-de-sac. July 1st. call 646-1516 Tgg M l t ergoE ii Lgam. box. Asking 524W or the school's Round Table Singers, who will attend Marist College In sized pools, Including best offer. Coll atier 4. night In front of 2.266 spectators at '"rrumpet Voluntary" played from drug paraphernalia. He was being the cellent location. Nice D. W. Fish. ANDOVER. Lovely otter 6pm. Any smouni dtilytrgd. Alto, fill, 83 Detsun 2(XISX *4995 On Monday, Cooney said the played ''The Star Spangled Poughkeepsie, N Y , to study envir­ wooded lot, high on hill grtvei, Men* and btrk muloh. hugs sundsok, (snos, 444-4149.______directors have the authority to Clarke Arena. the speakers. heldide on a 51,060------cash ' 'bond - pending ^ hi* yard. 5153,000.646-2426, Sd^HATi/ffeweVrSTJ- 5 Ho o m 8, i bedrooms, 83 QMC Jimmy 40K *7895 Banner" on the ptano, and the onmental science and forestry. 9-5 weekdays. rolling to 105' foot fron­ waterfront duplex. 5500 BebeM, bsekhe* 5 kMdtr rtntil. flitsirtsr and warranty. restrict Laserquest or prohibit the It was the school's 94th com­ Others fanned themselves with arraignment this morning. cot room Raised Ranch, rCLES/ their programs In the stifling heat Clarke Arena crowd sang along. "Most of the (students) are excited 60 V E R N A a^ 9^T Momes tage on pond. 2.2 acres. monthly, plus utilities. SB Line. Town Car *11,400 hlgti-technology arcade if "It Is mencement. When It was over, 566 Richey was charged wHh pos- good expansion possi­ 550,000. Klernan D im eoNiTRucnoN 'The graduation had started. to move on I had to work hard." from 51 (U bility. 599,900. 537-3446. 2 months security. One determined that the public pur­ seniors dressed In caps and gowns of the gymnasium.. This was the seesslon of marijuana wMh the tie Realty. 649-1147. I7 M 4 0 0 / e i M S N NOW ONLY ^ 7 8 84 Qrsn. Marquis L8 *8895 "I'm going to miss my friends," Delinquent fox pre Beazley Company. child occepted. 647-5096 poses cannot be achieved by a less of red and white, the school’s first time since 1979 that rain forced intent to sell, operating a drag said Bernice Lippo, who said she Please (urn to page 10 an erty. Repossessions. otter 5pm. Installation optional 86 Isuzu OLX P/U *5595 MOTOR Cycle Insurance. burdensome regulation." colors, held their diplomas and the graduation Indoors. factory and possession of drag Competitive rote*. oui Coll N5-607-6000 exten­ LBPAL NOTICI 3 ROOMS. Portly fur- ^ D ^ T H IN B S and extra. “niose public purposes tovolvethe paraphernalia. He was released on 1 sion O H 9965. nlshed. Heat. Working Same day coverage. TAX COLLBCTOR FULL nNANCINQ MORIARTY Many plan* available. health, morals, safety. convenience a 55,000 non-surety bond and Is fo Fo AAAt^d^iifHR.'U you ■IBNTH UTILITIIS DISTRICT single mole preferred. appear July 1 In Manchester No pets. Lease. 643- Call Judy or Janet ot and welfare of residents. Cooney rci are looking for a 4 AVAILABLE BROTHERS said. Naab had cited those In his No booze, pienty of fun on ‘Fiight 87’ Superior Court. All perseni lleMe by lew to pay taxes In the Elehth Utllllles 2550. the Crockett Agency. dai room home this one Is Police are seeking an arrest for you. Large rooms, Olstnet of Mancnosteriter ereore Hereby notified that on JU LY 1, 301 CtntBr SI. 443-1577. proposed ordinance. The Town P't NP, I wjl j hiwe^r bill tor the collection of IS mills on the STUblolvpe. Portly tur- Call Peter Collect full basement, central 0 nlshed. Working single STRAWBERRIES ManchBittr, CT Charier gives the directors the Into an airport, which allowed corder. stereo and other prizes warrant for Shaun Crowley, the th< dye to the collector JU LY 1, IW7. Taxes M00-IB2-766S or By John F, Kirch early today at Manchester Com­ other suspected dealer, wtxi also air, many extras. 21 ' MAIN STREET, Eighth Utilities DIs- mole preterred. No Pick YoMr Own GARB right to regulate these areas, hut party-goers to visit various parts ot donated by local businesses I 643-5 13S only It there Is "a rational basis on Herald Reporter munity College. lived at the apartment. Wood said. Canterbury Street. By triet Fire House. Offlce hours ore: pets. Lease. 643-2550. 203-863.11tl FOR BALE The party went from 10 p.m. the globe. "It's flight 87,” said Joyce A. alt owner. 647-1335. MONDAY thru FRIDAY f ;30 AM - 3:30 PM Ghnponlt SroUiBrs which to base Its decision," Cooney Wazer. who organized the event. The raid came after a four-month M A N cM ^8 tM A . 3 bed- Welcome to Flight 57 en route to Monday until 5; 48 tMs morning. Students were greeted ot the door a ( 15WRCHi5TCTrr?SSm room apartment, 2nd said. "W e're stopping in Hong Kong, Investigation Into the sale of One ouonlne 30 Clark 8t„ So. Wlnc|ior Manchester with stops In Holly­ "1 expect It will be a tradition," of the Lowe Program O n te r with a thi ranch close to every­ floor. I6S0 per month To gather that Information, a Monte Carlo. They’re going to 0 (e marljauna from the apartment, THURSDAY, JU LY 30, 1M7 6:00 PM - 5:00 PM FRfft Oonteliten wood. New Orleans, Hong Kong, said Marcia Memery, an organizer ? lant sign that read, "Manchester thing. Lovely treed lot. plus utilities. 649-536S. public hearing has been scheduled nternatlonal Airport." They were Dl Roma In Italy and they're going police said. Bxcludine Holiday Opening Saturday June 6. Monte (fork), and, oh. a trip to the and parent. "W e had to ask the last of Move-In. Creom puff I for next Tuesday by the board for handed airline tickets, each with to a Hollywood disco and to New Iliomas F. Tantlllo, 25, of Tol­ Bowers school area. All take* ynjMid AUGUST 4,1957 will be choreed Interest at Hours Bsm-Bpm or until 19th century. student to leave at a quarter to 5. ;rateoflf%(ol|iim^|n^%^^^vogrtremJUL>[veer from JUL y...... 1,1957 until 7:50 p.m. at Lincoln Center. The Orleans." land. who came to the apartment 5145,500. 649-1147. Kler- DO A TW O -W A Y fovor ... pleked out. No ohlldren We were tired." the student's picture and name on kecerdInetoP______10.1I-14SL o minimum penalty : boaro will then meet on July t at 5 Actually, this wasn't your every­ “ Everyone Is going to have a safe after the raid, told police that he nan Realty. I delinquent on August 4, get extra cosh for yourself under 14 years ot sg* al­ Parents organized the party to it, by a parent dressed like an ) must bo choreod on each a.m. to consider toking action. day night — the ^ane never left tm had been buying marijuana from H and moke It possible for lowed In Held. keep teen-agers safe■ alt(after the * airline attendant. flight to their destination." said iiAAweMfefTei-Ao^a. someone else to enloy ijiser Games of Hartford Inc. ground. But the SIS Manchester RoMnson and Crowley for about 9 BRNEST R. MACHBLL school’s 64th graduation Monday Tlekets were later put In a raffle, Don Maloney, a parent who was Cety 7 room Cape, 3 High School graduates on hoard those golf clubs you never wanta to locate Laserquest In the dressed in a blue sports jacket with (our years, police said. Tantlllo was bedrooms, dining TAX COLLBCTOR night. where students could win anything he BIOHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT use. Sell them with a wont nlon. former Mott’s Shop Rite at 857 E had a good time anyway, as they charged with possession of m ari­ room, panelled family ad. Pi. ’arents converted the commun­ from a dinner (or four at O v e y 's to R1 MANCHESTER attended the first non-alcoholic Please (urn to page to juana and possession of drug room. Carpeting. 1 cor all-night party Monday night and ity college’s Lowe Program Onter a television, videocassette re­ m, garage,_ oge, nice lands- Please turn to page 10 paraphernalia. coped yard, good loca­ CARS tn addition, Janice L. Robinson, a tion, priced reollstl- LBGAL NOTICE FOR BALE Aft r 26. andThomasS. RIzza, 31, both of r cc colly at 5119,000. U A R 0 twO‘Week recess Hartford, were charged with pos- RETURN DATE; July t1,1N7 SUPERIOR COURT NSW Reoity.a lly .(643-2692. □ TODAY'S HERALD sesslon of marijuana. RoMnson JUDICIAL DISTRICT TMIHkIMS' new Sf^MIVfvV'fl^lTCHENKO .OP WINDHAM was also charged with possasskin of hornet €0111) A RI lnrst V. A T PUTNAM Talln In Korta Waiving Mill told drug paraphernalia. They ware ter your custom built both released on 51,600 non-suraty AIAALIO B. CALDERA, E T AL JUNE 10, 1957 C L Y Contra hearings resume heme. We hove home South Korea President Chun The sale ot the former Weaving bonds and are to appear in court sntl Dvolloable In Mon- ORDIR OF NOTICE Doo-hwan and opposition leadem Mill on Elm Street Wednesday to a 518.100 security system Installed at " t was trying to protect Col. July 1. «1 hester ond South Netlc* te Amello B. caldera. It llvine, or It not llvine to hit West Haven developer has appar­ WASHINGTON lAP) - The The quantity of (Iraworka aeized SmSSI*'r. Whether you agreed today to meet at tlie North’s suburban Virginia home In North," the former CIA official heirs, sttccissert, esslen* and crediter*. ently cleared the way for the congressional Iran-contra hearings was not disclosed. Wood iald the droln|sr*sttd In buy- prealdentlal palace to discuss ways mld-1986 at the request of retired said. B COMPLAINT otih* Plolnllttt In Ih* obey* *n- of ending the anti-government building’s conversion Into 249 resumed today with details about .fireworks were probably intenifrd ln«> selling, building or ■rayln* tgl’ rtaient th*r*ln t*l fgrih, for a the Installation of a 514.000 security Air Force Maj. Oen. Richard V. In fact, North’s security system lust nssd to consult N emilnlnatho W hi...... rlohts. Interests ond title In and proteste that have swept the apartments, but additlonai legal \tor personal use. system at the home of Lt. Col Secord. was partially paid from one ot the ownsone on your real ______^.1 mo Town ot WIndhom, County of Wind- country. Put up to 20,000 radical dlsidisputes may be brewing. Story on accounts Secord used In the elabo­ / In a room with a bolted door, hem INM sfite ot Connecticut, described In WIndhom Lend Oliver North, while a key lawmaker Robinette said Secord paid him to bstoto nsods, coll us- 1088 Chivy studenta ga.hered at Yonsel Itol- page 3. rate hanking network that received police found about I pounds ot 7 said there Is "no question” that the cover the coats and expenses, and wo^tg oiwoys willing to vursity today to coordinate tbalr irofltB from the clandestine U.S. marijuana In a locked cheat and an Monti Carlo L8 former National Security Council he never asked North tor any fUnda. slfit you. U A R hem (ebo hem ot Futnom, Connoctlcut. on July ll. 19*7, and eftorta to miat the Chun govern­ arms sales to Iran, according to the undisclosed quantity ot martluana ,64»-M9t. t DR midlMi • Op., sn Ox. kt. insln*, In d tK aide will testify later this summer. But he said North contacted him Sun OiiiOiha 95. M. r ;AO,l ment. Story on page 0. testimony and documents. hidden tn the cablneta of a pinball tM.. < Sen. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawall. after the tran-contra affair became m _ jHng. KgusuRfu) 10 paget. I ■ecMone At Secord's direction, Robinette and a video game machine, police said the joint House-Senate com­ public last fall, and the two men unit at m ilr received a check for 56,060 from the said. A .B-caliber rifle and a Rbrtst Condo's, Advice______12 Lottery mittees would meet privately later subeequently engaged In backdated M 4 ,8 0 2 Swiss money management com­ .ao-caliber M-1 rlfla ware also found g bedrooms and PricB WAS t u n w « t Clessitlod _ 16-20 Obihiarle*. In t l » day to dlscusa terms correspondence that made It look pany, eSF Investments on Aug. 10, In the room, nceordini to pallea IVfet>. 11% ITV boms,wVffsVt %Wiwss*custom ef the instltutlgnititutlon ot jMid action b* SAVE • 2 ,3 0 7 Comic*_____ 14 Opinion _ negotiated backstage wHh North's like the NSC aide was offering to * bv sem*I * properer efhcer or othor The wet weather will continue for 1666. A tew days later Record uitn Cla roomrwini wwinvuoccupied byv j vw Cialin m w i abbridodM kltebon.k l Connocllcul — 6 People. attorneys. pay tor the initallation. When fifvpfvcv in iiv* I e m rn d1 copy ot this ordererdw ot( no- at leaat the next day. Tonight, reimbursed CBF 56,015 from Udatl police found a im all amount of ______w MenchMlor Mtter HerHoreld, pHntod In YOU PAY *12,495 Entorttlnmont 12 Sports 16-17 The public hearings resumed committee lawyer Paul Barbadoro S r s esgm.sscurtti i h . eecuritv syt* Iw* tuccotslv* deartng. Low around 60. Wednei- characterised tis letters as "phony Research Corp., one ofthe firms set marijuana and paraphernalia and Focus------11 Television___ 12 after a two-week recess, with MNt, elr.olr, Iwl rb^SitSyTliS^.'ond that rotum day, hiMtly sunny and warmer. bills" and "cooked up responsee,' up by Secord and his business mobt.gnIBtB oNfO vwT to mo above homodnamed court. High In the mid toupper 60s. Details Local news_J. 7, U S/World . 6. 10 former C IA employee Glenn A. ------^ V nC CHEVROLET „ ,, »872.9111 Robinette agreed. partner. Ptanae tare fo p*«a 16 }R ltU LA K Robinette testifying that he had the V/liTUL b u ICK, INC, on page I. 10 DISTRICT OP WINDHAM »■ 'hmSttr. hm m . K K - 1 Weaving Mill is sold but legal battles brewing

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COEt EtOTCI t O npVFTEWEIE oEu W e ^ R v e*vv c>^R>eWe>yE^R vvT^^^VEjv^ CWO^w'* pfEEIMO IE CvEVEII RM EEff^ CEEP* prarent (be lakeever. rence Asaaciafee, architects, The iormer owner oithat buthbrtg third M hi the proceaa oi being meryf akota Mto me iW7 u iOOtkMM ot tiM aatfott. noitkoaof orn Cofoyado. by Oaofga Leryne Sftowor* and Anndei>atormo \ < protesting hike U Nereid Neperfer ranii^aofOM AfMoooff, 1&waai»d Main #an neafforod aoronn 4 Nar^sawWgfrftyir oonflMaat XaiMaooatlytodayartd oantom frow Vofk, iVomr Sngfand Mrmebesier yniers would decide Ay gndrow Tarkoweky reduced," site aatd. and tkn ori>yoy OMo Vofloy #MI« The MmidketUdr fUrndd thhr NoyemSer wheiher ibe (own Herald Oeporter In separate moves. Wfndbamand afong a ofow-movfng ooM tt&in (kondorotofmn worn #fdofy noat- from troitofo r'oimfjdaanfa 8FW>uNI nMW€ 9 19tf rtfn CvIfFiPyfEEIEnf the partMpating towns are fookfng tffroagg Wont Vfrgima and oooffr (ovod acyonn tfio Sootkoant and a litbe d a id m ie r 'tetiawta^ ffrawfeg BOITON — 'Though It Is protest­ into forming a regional autbortty fo tiaoh tifood watok wan in offrot in CwatHkm fieis he way. ing the fee Mke, the town wHI pay fake contra o f (be fnefnerator, om OMo to nonthora flHnofn and (Tw riofida f'ankandle. wbicb Windham'S Board td Select­ woofoi^ Kontooky. 'Ybe group hss wroptatO that a (be increaaed tipping lee lor the tatatatrgtm he fieid on the matter. Wfndbam Incinerator once (he men now runs. At a meetfiMoirine N gkowort and (iMndomtoimn fafr nkton atofyadod aoyoM increaae becomes effective July f. towns in Baton last week, moat Rohfn Itatay, out ot Ha feadera, N mockimck oi tkotkOf imrorHvwor MinninnfMfMh Selectman Bandra W. Eierog said town representatives aald that any Vaffoy, nontkoyn flainn,,tkoWM I todk/gw odlkdi FtdMrfdn, fO, oiHttfW lOOmTw mOOm BSfRWn s«M (fifr monrlng. WlVlnMaj.AErs) iAwf negotiations wHb Windham should V/eather Trivia and tko opyof Gtoat takon Strodi, a Wciddni at fraflMn Hild SelMdi. June 2$, 10S7 lani o^Mdsr fdays fW sod filE T § Offr W 9 j Of EFrCOVrEEIIIp be postponed until (be (owns devise B W p i E I4 Eaa CdddWad o n r r OAdd ffI 9Mdd n u f p C E n Add Bofton and seven other towns What« tho wmkt/oeood on« roglon. fWm mOOrr (JUrW dVy. tiled an appficatlon fast week to thetr own strategy. Tracey said. Me added that the Clements said a regional author­ iwavutO /Mby N Mw i/JIk ftW AW f YNWMi At wMok Okmp«6 group Is oooMttH a reierendom have (be ripping tee lor (be foday’n iorooant oaffod for < tH ogff and Om Oarnaadida$atiam'mmnadf oo ont Tonan (krongk tko donort directors to form (he stwfr panelirF i, Coygfrtry Town Clork Ruth BsnoH works would go to the town's general land. Nartfiwaat fftffai tanight, claarlng. Law a ro a tid Mf. However, members of die studtudy at thb town's oomputor as Gloria A. raoantly passad stata eartlfieatlon For the Record ‘ inn 'ai»A«(awfi w smpU T H IS , K gVIN , Send address ehangss to the To place • olaaelltad or display Manehesitr Herald. P.O. Sox M l. •dvartlsemani, or (o report • newt fRmy Wednesday 3 Selunlay 10-2, 34 Friday 10-2, 3-0 from time to time. Our elm Is RUT I THINK \ Thursday 3 Friday 10-2, 3-5 Saturday 10-2, 3-0 to get reader reaction to new Manohastsr, Oonn. 0S040. Ham. story or plelure Idea, call Sunday 11-4 Sunday 11-4 YOUR RI6TBR It you don't reeeivs your Herald by 043-1711. Otilot hours ars 0:80 a m. P/ck/n' 9 nd Blrummln* sAwmy.rA Varnon Manehatlar oomios, or to old oomios that M PUNCTIONALUY 8 p.m. wsskdaya or T:M s.m to 3 p.m. Monday through Prlday. Salurdayt, plsase Islephono your we are thinking about drop­ ILUTBRATB.” Ths Manohastsr Hersid Is a Gross Roots Bluegrsss do s mix of Blcsntsnnlsl Band Shell on ths campus carrier. II you're unable lo reach msmbsr of the Associated PraM, the of Manchester Community College. ping. Sand your oommants your earrler, esil subscriber service AudH BuraauetOlreulatlonssndthe trsditlonal and oontomporsry bluegrass to; Faaturet Editor, Man- el S4MS4S by S p.m. weekdays lor N ew Ingland Newspaper and country tunas. They will play Bring seating. ohaatar Harald. P.O. Box delivery In Maneheitar. Aseodetlon. Wadnesday at T p.m. at ths Manchester M l, ManchMter, 06040. MAWCHMTEH m H A lV . Tue«d«r. Jufx V . iW ~ L

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rifle range % \ _V %— As Recreation Director Scott Sprague King’s death points out, the main obstacle to renovation and operation of the town's Nike Site rifle ioRS! range is financial. Shooting is an expensive gave Jackson sport, and range facilities are expensive to build and maintain. It’s beginning to become Hareld photo by Pkito apparent that operation of the range, even if it claim to fame Herald photo by Pinto is leased to a private, non-profit operator, Qraduates of Manchester High School take their seats after receiving their Relatives wave to graduates during commencement exercises Monday at would have to be subsidized to some extent. diplomas Monday. Manchester High School. The two organizations that have expressed WASHINGTON — The Rev. Jesse Jackson’s interest in leasing the range have said they raw W6«m lso "YOUR MATERNITY STAFF'S, entrepreaeuiing pioneers will be at work Inventing they won’t self-destruct on the glass walls of their Paul J. Mognuson. Down M w v w n . PkomptCare p r o c e s s w a s rec eived in letters are some of like until they’ve done It for a couple of weeks and It Iraq has used against Iran, so they could not have tincl c arln^ in a IriendK' KNOWLEDGE AND PROFES­ and marketing animals we can’t even Imagine tanks as do their genetically engineered and Ellrabeth M. Wohler, ^ t o s ^ M ^ M . SUPERIOR IN EVERY RESPECT. THE our most gratifying rewards. They dawns on them that the little beast will never, not been the result of accidental mishandling of Iraqi Carolyn A. Moloney. Denise E. *wnn, SIONALISM WERE OF GREAT today. patented Busby Berkeley numbers. Jettrey Monn, Timothy Mqnson. Jo sy STAFF WAS COURTEOUS ierm^. IMPRESSED ME lx.'st of all, our staff is here, keeping People will no more have an ordinary dachschund of course, be singing underwater, they may sound a Scott A. McGrath. T h o n ^ W?Ro«?of!- many ol our stall live riqht here. ATTITUDES AND HELP­ genetics has taken care of that with the Invention of MOST, HOWEVER. in touch through a special kind of than they would be satisfied with a Mack and white little like Alvin and the Chipmunks, but they have fHaurbrsIrr Hrralh Kristin L. McRory. Rondo U W ^nsJM . thL' liaw a special c ommitment FULNESS TO PATIENTS. Your Summer Friend, which comes In both the Darlene Meek, Morlsso W^M elodv. WAS THE FOLLOW­ caring anytime you need them. TV. The pets of the future will be so much more their fans, too. American consumers will have a Raymond E. M e n ^ . .T-Owrav A. D.T., Cov*ntry puppy and the kitten variety, and with a guarantee Foumlod In 1M1 Mendenhall. Roberta Merrill. Kerry M. UP PHONE CALL to our patients Vbu can sense their convenient and adapted to the demands of breathtaldag choice of dogs. For example, there that within IS weeks of purchase the animal will die Miller. Pamela MIronte, Joe«^ _ L THAT I RECEIVED contemporaries life that in a few short years, we will be Tidy Terrier, a cuts little fallow who Is PCNNV M S ie m S T MIstretta. John M. Monahan, Jo n m designed to relieve himself only once a week. For a perfect natural painless death. Consumers of the DOUQLSS S BEVINS EmcuOv* EOSot Moore Jr.. Oorrle TWO DAYS LATER will look back on the outmoded pussycat of lltTand Morrow, Douglas Morton. KevInM^I- future will also be aMe to have domestic, dwarf SOELEM ANOLE...... NvmEOnor TO SEE HOW I WAS DOING." wonder how we ever got hy with such an millions of single working people who’ve always AlEXANDEn OmEVLI AwocIM* EOSor trom. Rochol Moulton. MeUsso M . versions of animals they enjoy seeing in the too. Mulrheod. Kelly M. Mornlna. Cloudine GTL., M»nchr«rr M anch ester M em orial H ospital Inadequate beast. To Americans of the year MM, wanted a dog but are too tired when they get home Use home elephant is still a few years away, but Lynn Murphy. Kerry Myi^.- „ today’s goldnsh will look like the Ford Model T to take him out far his walk. Tidy Terrier will be the oENiSE A noeEnrs AdnwtWne DlincMr Susan Nosh, MIrtelle Melson^Joson Pseudo-Panda, an 18-inch, 18-pound repUca of the m a s k f ABnAins auMn«w W. Meubouer. Kathleen M. Novi ns. answer. doastolMTdrivers. original, genuine Chinese rolypoly Is already In the SHELDON COMEN OotnaoAlno Mim s w Angela Newsome. Jetwes P. Nichols. A Neighbor for Life By the year MM, (oMflsh will swim around their A lot of people lose interest in their dog when he noaEnTH HuwsAnD a»VMiuoiii Mtwssii Kart D. Noone. Karen Norton. test tube. He’s Just as cute as the one In the too, Dovld W. O'Brten, Kelly O'Cennetl. tanks in formation, like the Air Force’s precision grows up; for them a sure-fire winner will be Mr. JEANNE Q roOMEHTH ClrculMlon Mantotr only he Mtes small children. Brton B. Ootway. Anne E. Odell. flight squadrons which have names like The Blue Cutie Pie, the dog designed to remain a puppy for MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, JilEP 23. ittl - ± . $ - MAWCHggTER HERALD. Tuwdw. June 23. IWI V.S.IWorld in BHef Connecticut in Btief Somethin’ fishy President says clashes must end Democrats won’t atop Reagan plan Palace talks planned as radical students close ranks Rich catch illustrates study of-Long Island Sound WASHINGTON ~ Three Hooee Demeeratie leaders say they Officer pleads guilty to ballot fraud don’t expect Cengress te Meek Prestdent Reagan’s plan to Offleiais said today that CHihi WATERBURY — A former aUit« affirmative action offlcerhai By Swson Okula protect Kuwaiti oil tankers in the Persian Gulf. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - m uui I The Afsocloted Press "As far as any congrestkmsi action gees, I don't see it," said Presidont Chun Doo-hwan and would also moot oopin’atoly wKh pleaded guilty to aix counta of abaentee ballot fraud atemming opposition leaders agreed today to 1 Y r r r % ^ j j Lee Man-sup, Head of iHo KoYM td, Hkn from laat year*a Democratic gubernatorial primary in Rep. Dante Fsaeell. D-Pla., eheirman of the House Foreign NEW HAVEN — Out of the water and over the Affairs CommKtoo. "The peHey has boon announced and the die meet at the presidential palace to National Party, and LOe Mhi-woo, MMitel Waterbury, and may cooperate with a federal inveatigation of the discuss ways of ending the anti­ leader of the New Kotesr tetn6- Mw a primary. side of EnviroLab II came a net filled with is cast, and I don’t think Congress can do anything now.” lobsters, crabs and fish from the New Haven Honoe Majority Loader Tom Foley, D-Wash„ said “there's not government protests that have cratie Party, both minor opposition BMIi Mii In accepting the plea from defendant Vaneaaa Gatling of Harbor. swept the country. groups. Mw li Waterbury on Monday, Superior Court Judge Anne C. Dranginia very much" Congress can do to halt B earn’s program of The catch drew exclamations and smiles protecting 11 Kuwaiti tankers that will be c a n in g the American But up to 20,000 radical students At Yonsei, the otndonts made Hewy I aaid ahe would probably aentence the defendant to no more than from the boat’s passengers — public officials, flag. gathered at Yonsei University plans for a “peace march" Frhtey five yeara in priaon, auapended after one year, five years on environmental experts and news reporters today to coordinate their efforts to and said they would try tomarehon daudiM probation and 900 hours of community service. Rep. I^s Aapin, D-Wis„ chairman of the Houes Armed Service* oust the Chun government. Tttedn invited on a boat ride designed to draw attention Committee, agreed, adding in a ipeech prepared for delivery the presidential palace. Ms. Gatling, 33, who was listed in campaign documents as a to the federally funded Long Island Sound 'The government announced that ISf “Down with the mllitarydictator- brothof, today that "the administration didn’t really think through this Chun would meet with Kim Young- ship" and “Yankee go home," the N.C.: I “ district leader" in the primary campaign of Gov. William A. Study. reflagging policy before adopting it.” O’Neill, is scheduled to be sentenced on Aug. 21. She formerly The study, which has already cost 84 million, sam, leader of the main opposition students chanted as they paraded Lomlbfi, worked as an affirmative action officer for the state Judicial is focused on sewage, industrial pollution and Reunification Democratic Party, around the campus. reii; mil Department. marine life. Directed toward determining a Hypnosis gets day In court at the Blue House in Seoul on The students repeatedly de­ Tho I In the primary, O’Neill defeated challenger Toby Moffett, a management policy for the sound, it is a Joint Wednesday. In his first comments nounced the United Rtates, which 10;30 t former congressman, by 43 of the 12,084 votes cast to win effort of state, federal and local enviromental WASHINGTON — Hypnosis, identified as often with nightclub on the two weeks of political they contend has helped keep Chun WriitsM Waterbury’s 49-member delegation to the state Democratic officials as well as universities. acts as with scientific study, may be getting its day in court. turmoil, Chun said the clashes had in power. Students burned effigies ton Avo convention. Five million people in Connecticut and New The Supreme Court is giving the practice of hypnosis more to end. of Chun and Roh wrapped in an b« in ft York live within 15 miles of the shores of the "Ail problems should be solved American flag. Chun and Roh are i«i f t t l The loss left Moffett 20 delegates short of the number he would - credibility with a new ruling that states may not prohibit all through dialogue within the frame­ 6betrvi have needed to force a statewide primary for the Democratic 110-mile-long sound. Forty-four sewage plants -testimony by criminal defendants whose memories are helped by former generals and long-time discharge into its waters. work of law and order," diun said allies. J M Tun nomination. hypnosis. "This is not a luxury. This is a necessity. ’The during a ceremony on the west U.S. Assistant Secretary of State throofti thing that makes the shoreline so attractive is The ruling was welcomed by Paul Kinkade, president of the coast for two new nuclear power Gaston Sigur arrived in S ^ l today Monk the vitality of the sound," said U.S. Rep. Bruce International Society for Investigative and Forensic Hypnosis. plants. "The continuing violent as Washington stepped up efforts to mad«t< Argument may have led to killing Morrison, D-3rd and co-chairman of the new, He said the decision is "a victory but perhaps a limited one for demonstrations and commotion are try and calm the situation. Wa­ Connoc nine-member Long Island Sound Congressional uaing hypnosis as a law-enforcement tool.” very worrisome." shington has been urging both sides way, W NEW HAVEN — Police were investigating a report that an Caucus. At least one critic of hypnosis, entertainer T.M. Kreskin, sees a In a draihatic turnabout, Chun to be moderate. argument was heard in the home where an elderly man shot his darker side to the ruling. "Long Island Sound will not become a dead agreed Monday to meet with the Although the U.S. Embassy de­ Emm] wife and her daughter to death before killing himself. body of water tomorrow. But the trends are "There is no real evidence that hypnosis enables a person to opposition in an effort to halt the clined to release his schedule, Agur Authorities on Monday identified the dead as Michael Murgo, mixed.” Morrison said. remember better," he said. "I am offering 8l00,006toanyone who nationwide protests that erupted was expected to meet with Chun U Emm 87; ^is wife, Olympia Murgo, 77; and her daughter by a previous He noted that there has been a decrease in can prove a hypnotic trance exists.” June 10 when opposition groups AS pnoto and the opposition, including, Kim diod 9 marriage, Ermen Gambia, 56, of Branford. heavy metal pollution of the sound, which Kreskin said the court ruling could be a boon to the launched a drive to oust the Dae-Jung, another leader of the sistoi' ( Their bodies were discovered by Mrs. Gambia’s son, John environmental officials said was a result of unscrupulous because "people can be trained to fool a Jury" by president. Students at Yonsei University in Seoul rally Tuesday Reunification Democratic Party. aunt 01 Gambia of Milford, when he stopped by about 7; 30 p.m. Monday industry becoming more regulated. pretending to be under hypnosis. Kim Young-sam said earlier that wearing police gear taken on Monday when they Kim has been under house arrest Mandii he wanted Chun to meet several since April 10. BosM to wish the Murgos bon voyage, police said. The couple was However. Morrison said, there are signs of a overpowered riot policemen In a campus clash. scheduled to travel to Italy today, police said. decrease during the summer in the amount of conditions before their meeting. U.S. Ambassador James Lilley sho is I “There is some indication that a neighbor heard an argument," dissolved oxygen in the water, which experts Reagan wants economic rights They included the release of scores had lunch with Kim Young-sam. son-in-l said M aior Walter Connor. “It may have been over a trip they had said could threaten marine life. of arrested protesters, the lifting of talks would not resume until after Chun’s Democratic Justice Party Kim said later they had agreed to a son, planned.” Barbara Welsh, a University of Connecticut WASHINGTON — President Reagan says Americans need an house arrest for dissident Kim the 1988 Seoul Olympics, and his endorsed his hand-picked presiden­ work for democracy, but gave no gvande professor of oceanography, said water samples "Economic Bill of Rights" to stop tax hikes and excessive Dae-Jung and a resumption of successor would be chosen later tial candidate. Roh Tae-woo, on details. N The Gambia found Murgo’s body, shot in the temple and still debate on constitutional revisions. Swedei holding a gun, in a living-room chair, police said. They said the taken last August between Throgs Neck In New government spending, and aides say he will push the idea in this year under the electoral college June 10. Police said 241 police were York and New Haven showed three milligrams coming weeks. Chun called off parliamentary system, which critics say favors the The Chosun Ilbo newspaper said injured and two police vehicles and family women’s ^ ie s were in the kitchen. debate on constitutional reforms on government. today Chun was prepared to renew four substations were burned. They held at "You wouldn’t want to meet a better, more quiet, more or less of dissolved oxygen per liter in the whole Reagan invited Republican congressional leaders to the White sampling area. House today as he continued dueling with congressional April 43, saying he wanted to The decision sparked a national the debate on constitutional re­ gave no casualty figures for Mem respectable man,” Peter Ematemdo, 73, said of Murgo. preserve national stability. He said outcry which intensified when form. a key demand of protesters. demonstrators. made Ematemdo said he had worked with Murgo, a World War I Scientists expected to find low oxygenation Democrats on national spending priorities, taxes and deficits. levels in the western portion of the sound, but With the House preparing for a vote today on a $1 trillion, fiscal Childri veteran, at the New Haven Clock Co. AP photo thought it would taper off in the east, she said. 1988 spending blueprint, Reagan was to go before a National Spring "It is much more extensive than we Federation of Independent Business to state his tax and budget expected.” Welsh said. Scientists aboard the Envirolab II take a water sample from Long Island Sound to chock for signs of zooplankton, small marine life. U.S. Reps. Bruce views. Bush campaign denies adultery rumors EfftI Doctor to get new trial Welsh said she and other scientists will Reagan will continue to sound a theme he struck in last continue the investigation in the eastern portion Morrison and Sam Qejdenson, center, were aboard the ship Monday for an EHa Saturday’s radio address and during a trip Monday to Bush’s campaign spokeswoman HARTFORD — A Wallingford doctor charged with illegally of the sound this summer, attempting to informational session on the five-year Long Island Sound Study. WASHINGTON (AP) - People from Bush’s eldest son, George withdrawal, all the presidential ford, ( prescribing a narcotic for a woman who died in an automobile determine what part sewer effluent plays in Melbourne, Fla. spreading rumors about George Bush Jr.: “The answer to the Big A hopefuls have faced the prospect of Barbara Pardue said Monday. Memo accident after taking it will get a new trial as the result of a mling oxygen levels in the water. In both instances, he talked of a need for reform in the federal Bush's private life “should be question is N.O." questions about adultery. George Wittgraff, Bush's cam­ afters by the state Supreme Court. Oxygen content becomes a concern in the or even kill it. she said. She said the UConn Milford office of the National Oceanic and budget-making process and of his desire to see people protected ashamed of themselves,” the vice And that was Bush's response The Bush rumors made it into paign director in Iowa, said he of the The unanimous mling came Monday in the case of Dr. Harvey summer, when hotter temperatures warm the research will attempt to measure the effects Atmospheric Administration, said he was against "the tax-and-spend crowd" in Washin^on. president's campaign spokeswo­ Monday night when he was asked at print with short newsmagazine believed the rumors were coming moth Fritz, who argued on appeal that the trial Judge improperly upper portions of the sound, creating upper and low oxygen is having on marine life and effects studying winter flounder, lobsters and clams. man says. And Bush’s Iowa cam­ a photo opportunity if he had any items. from the Dole campaign. Mand barred his lawyer from asking prospective Jurors whether lower layers of water that don’t mix. on the fishing industry. Calabrese said scientists were sampling paign director points the finger of comment on the rumors. In their various versions, the "The only Republican presiden­ Best Oxygen from the atmosphere that dissolves in Morrison linked the low oxygen levels to several areas of the sound, and had noted "a U.S. tries to stop whaling shame at backers of Sen. Bob Dole "No” was his answer as he waved rumors linked Bush romantically tial campaign from which any such surviv testimony from a police officer was entitled to more weight or with a female aide or with the wife credibility than that from other witnesses. the water doesn’t mix into the cooler, lower shoreline development, saying that sewage higher degree of stress” on flounder in one part BOURNEMOUTH, England — In an attempt to keep countries as the purveyors of gossip. to the cameras along with the news came to us in Iowa was the Fiossl depths of the sound, experts said. Sewage treatment may not be keeping pace with of New Haven Harbor. But Dole’s Spokesman denied president of Chad, Hissene Habre. of a prominent supporter. Neither Dole camp,” he said. and B The high court concluded that such a question was proper from carrying on commercial whaling under the guise of Barbara, his wife of 42 years, was Newsweek nor U.S. News A World under the circumstances of Fritz’s case because testimony from discharge feeding extra nutrients into the water building. An upgrading of sewage treatment Stress could involve reproductivedifficulties. research, the United States has proposed checks on scientific that the Kansas Republican’s cam­ And Wittgraff added a dig at son. could aggravate the problem. Walsh observed. facilities may eventually be needed, he said. anemia, low calcium or low sodium levels, he paign has been suggesting Bush has standing behind him outside the Report mentioned any women’s Dole, playing off Ms reputation Mass. police officers was crucial to the state’s case. A lack of oxgyen could drive away marine life Tony Calabrese, a researcher from the said. studies of the mammals. had a longterm extramarital affair. vice president's residence in names in their brief items. from 1978 as a GOP hatchet man. Rocht Robert Axelrod and Alan Solomon, the Meriden attorneys who The politically sensitive proposal, made Monday as the “It Is not in our interest and not in Washington. White House spokesman Marlin kins I represented Fritz, said they weren’t surprised by the high court's 42-nation International Whaling Commission opened its annual anybody else’s” to pass along For Bush, the rumors were a Fitzwater belittled the rumors, Riker, Dole’s press aide, denied chil decition. meeting, drew angry responses from Iceland and Japan. Those gossip, said Walt Riker, Dole’s chilling echo of the controversy that saying, "I hear gossip in the White any complicity in spreading the grand "We objected strenuously and vehemently. We should have countries, along with Norway, are the whaling nations most Senate spokesman. forced Democratic front-runner, House press room and I’m sure rumor. “We’re not In the businesf^ and n been allowed to ask Jurors that particular question,” Axelrod Legislators agree to special session Involved in the research. Gary Hart, out of the 1988 field last that’s all it is. It's foolish.” of passing along gossip ... and we 2 The flurry of rumors — that The said. Conservationists have deplored scientific whaling, calling it a stories would be printed accusing month because of questions about "The individuals who are respon­ don’t do it.” at th Bv Judd Everhart provide to wholly owned subsidiar­ shock (on homeowners) when you ready to go along with that, as they ! cover for commercial hunting. Bush of adultery — swept political his relationship with a Miami sible for peddling this false rumor George Bush Jr. asked his father Funei The Associated Press ies. and tax "classification.” or have revaluation.” said House did on the final day of the regular ; The whaling commission agreed In 1982 to a moratorium on circles in recent days and drew this woman, Donna Rice. Since Hart’s should be ashamed of themselves," directly. Newsweek said. Hartf allowing towns to tax commercial Majority Leader Robert F. Fran- session. It was the rank-and-file - commercial whaling beginning in 1986 to give whale stocks a hour I Ross would kill again, doc says HARTFORD — Tax issues that property at higher rates than kel. D-Stratford. members who balked. chance to recover. It plans to reevaluate the ban in 1990. ■ be hi residential property. Larson said the leaders made The leaders said the special ; BRIDGEPORT — A psychiatrist said he wouldn't want to be went unresolved in the 1987 General The Soviet Union, Japan, Iceland and Norway initially rejected Ceme Assembly session are now being The first issue is relatively "very good headway” on the issue session would likely be held in the moratorium, saying that international scientific surveys Sacred cows trap Congress in tax fight the person responsible for freeing serial killer Michael B. Ross discussed by Democratic legisla­ uncontroversial. The second one on Monday. conjunction with the annual : because of what he thinks the former insurance salesman would showed whales were not facing extinction as the commission tive leaders and the governor’s caused problems in the final days of Officials declined to discuss "trailer session” when the legisla- believed. The issue became so contentious that Washington 3 do once out of prison. budget chief, who have agreed to the 1987 session earlier this month. details of a possible package. ture returns to Hartford to consider WASHINGTON (AP) - Congress Pickle, D-Texa«, opened a round of director of Independent Sector, Including an exemption from state Ra; "Everything suggests to me that were this man released today, Larson would only say. "I think overriding any vetoes Issued by the threatened to cut off fishing rights for some countries near the and local property and sales taxes, Cant< convene a special legislative Democratic Gov. William A. U.S. coast. Is weighing whether to step into a hearings Monday on the question. That is a coalition of 850 businesses it would be Just a matter of time before he rapes and kills again," session. O’Neill is flatly opposed to classifi­ we’re getting close” to an agree­ governor. simmering tax policy battle be­ Representatives of businesses and organizations which aims to lower postal rates and that factor was ( Dr. Fred Berlin, director of Johns Hopkins University's sexual Senate President Pro Tempore cation and his budget chief. An­ ment. He said they planned to go So far, O’Neill has not vetoed any tween two giant sacred cows: pleaded for a tougher law that encourage giving. known as “the halo effect." Dube disorders clinic, testified Monday. John B. Larson. D-East Hartford, thony V. Milano, reiterated that with one bill, rather than two. bills from the 1987 session. If he tax-exempt organizations.and tax- would tax more of the earnings of Frank S. Swain, counsel for the Dube does, the trailer session will proba­ Shultz promises assistance to Samoa That, said John J. Motley III of Berlin, who specializes in sexually deviant disorders, testified said Monday they hoped to put a bill opposition in Monday’s meeting. encompassing both issues. paying businesses. non-profit organizations: spokes­ Small Business Administration, the National Federation of Inde­ Bet for the defense on the eighth day of the penalty phase of Ross's together over the next week or two Milano said the governor favors a O’Neill has said the business bly be held July 20. APIA, Western Samoa — Secretary of State George P. Shultz, The central issue Is whether the men for those organizations said no said the issue is fairness. pendent Business, is a public l^lief survi trial in Bridgeport Superior Court. and make sure they have a compromise that would include service tax to companies with Up until Monday’s meeting of the tax laws and other subsidies have new law Is needed. “The small-business community Dube wholly owned subsidiaries is unfair leaders and governor’s representa­ eager to display U.S. interest in a region of Increased importance that a tax-exempt organization othef The defense is trying to save Ross from the death penalty for consensus from rank-and-file law­ additional state money, about $120 to the superpowers, told an audience in this Pacific nation today given non-profit groups, ranging The spread of tax-exempts Into supports the Independent Sector, should be patronized because “Its his convictions in the murders of four eastern Connecticut girls makers before a special session is million, to towns facing property and he would forgive more than tives. there had been no agreement from the Humane Society to the areas that once was solely the but is opposed to the variety of efforts are not tainted by the need to Claui 8300 million in business services tax on whether a special session was that the United States will offer as much assistance as possible. commercial services conducted by Aril by portraying him as someone who developed mental and convened. revaluation to help ease the tax Western Samoa is a country of 163,000 people which, since PTL ministry, an unfair competi­ province of profitmaking compan­ make a profit." The issues are: exempting parent burden on residential property for 1983,1984 and 1985 and hundreds necessary or whether the issues tive advantage over businesses. ies "is more than matched by the tax-exempts that have little rele­ Main emotional disorders resulting from abuse as a child. gaining independence in 1902, has faced problems of poverty Thus, a person with a poodle Ross, 27, who is from the Jewett City section of Griswold, was companies from the sales tax on owners. of millions more in future years. could be left to the 1988 General If Congress settles the question, It number of for-profit organizations vance to social goals and create Glim payroll and other services they “The problem is the property tax Democratic leaders appear Assembly. afflicting many small Pacific island nations. will risk offending one or both of two moving into territories tradition­ tremendous Income stress," he whose toenails need clipping might sistei convicted June 5 of six counts of capital felony in connection with Shultz visited Western Somoa on the way home from his annual choose the tax-exempt Humane Wind the deaths of the four New London County women. concepts dear to most politicians: ally occuped by volunteer groups, said. meeting with leaders of the Association of Southeast Asian charity and free enterprise. including hospitals, day-care cen­ Once an organization Is exemp­ Society over a private veterinarian, Lorr Nations in Singapore. He and Defense Secretary Caspar A House Ways and Means sub­ ters ... and even cemeteries,” said ted from federal taxes, that can who strives to make a profit and Paul Court says Mianus designer not negligent Weinberger also visited with government officials in Australia. committee headed by Rep. J.J. Marion Fremont-Smith of Boston, a open the door for other benefits, pay tax. tad I Rowland wants flaws reported Weinberger said Monday in Sydney, Australia, that Soviet Th solute public nuisance.” subject to nuisance liability.’ Pe forces at Cam Ranh Bay in Vietnam are growing at a faster rate a.m. By Judd Everhart was improperly designed and that 120 t HARTFORD — U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland says Congress On Monday, the Supreme Court, ters wrote. than in any other part of the world. Shultz also said the forces should be promptly notified of any problems with weapons The Assaclated Press design flaws, specifically the way represent a threat to the area. lowe in which supports were attached to in a unanimous decision written by “Once the (state) had inspected at M systems being built by private contractors and has Introduced the underside of the bridge, led to Chief Justice Ellen A. Peters, the completed bridge and. in I9S9. legislation to make sure that happens. HARTFORD — The maintenance Chui and operation of the Mianus River the collapse. upheld Cioffi’s rejection of the authorized its acceptance into the heal "A major flaw in a weapons system that endangers national Tippetts-Abbett-McCarthy- nuisance claim. state highway system, the defend­ security must not be kept secret,” Rowland, a Republican, said bridge were the responsibilities of Indian seeks refuge In Canada Call! the state, the Ck>nnecticut Supreme Stratton contended that the bridge “Our review of the circumstan­ ants’ involvement In the project p.m during a state Capitol news conference on Monday. "It is Court said in upholding a jury’s collapsed because the state failed to ces of this case leads us to the ended. Thenceforth, the mainte­ VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Robert Satiacum, a former Ml information that Congress and the public have an immediate finding that the designer of the span maintain it properly. conclusion that (the designers) did nance and opertalon of the bridge tribal leader and convicted racketeer, hopes this week to become mad right to know so the situation can be corrected.” wasn’t negligent in its 1983collapse. A jury rejected the state’s claim not exercise sufficient control over was the exclusive responsiblity of the first American Indian to win political refugee status in Fun Under his bill, such problems would have to be brought to Thestatehad sued the designer of in July 1986. the bridge, or the property to which the p lain tiff (the sta te of Canada. mor Congress within 30 days of their detection by the secretary of the 1959 Connecticut Turnpike In its appeal, the state said the It was affixed, to render them Connecticut) The former chairman of the 1,400-member Puyallup Tribe of Par defense. bridge. TIppetts-Abbett-McCarthy- trial judge. Nicholas A. Cioffi, had Tacoma, Wash., has been Jailed in Canada since Nov. 9, 1983, Wai Rowland said he was forced to act after learning that problems Stratton of New York City, for 825 erred in rejecting its argument that when he was captured in Saskatchewan. He was protected by with Northrop Corp. guidance systems for the MX missile were million in damages last year in the bridge, because of alleged f^Sy^E... SALE MONTH OF JUNE'S Canadian Indians before his capture. Ka kept from Congress for two years. Norwalk Superior Court. design flaws, represented an “ab­ A year earlier, while free on 8250,000 ball, he fled over the U.S. Northrop has been under fire for apparently discarding excess Three people died and three K border at he awaited sentencing on racketeering, arson and of MX missile parts paid for by the Air Force, for being unable to others were injured when a 100-foot pl^TORRE TILE IMPORTS murder conspiracy charges related to his business empire on account for classiRed documents relating to the secret Stealth section of the bridge, part of Mai Interstate 95, in Greenwich col­ ^yallup reservation lands In Tacoma. 9 hull bomber, for design flaws in F-18 fighter Jet bulkheads and for late HOMEOWNERS The S8-year-old Satiacum, who could be sentenced to life in deliveries on electronic Jamming equipment for the B-1 bomber. lapsed in the early morning hours of DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Wat June 28, 1983. prison. 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Im r fj ecu 10^ IfAweittiWir MtMX)'. iw ifay. JUIW » . rtty 8«nfof« diM T their «mqr to graduation n y aadMt dfeufSeiMwe diMMif >»»» —Hertuary, ™m .'aniHiij;f« m tt much better place. pieais toshowushowtocorrectoor ten Ave., WeatWeet ffartmffartnrd.------Suriat win "Maybe rtowmat we are achnts.’’ weaknesses. How to rekindle our he in Temnie Beth dheiem afetner- he continued, "wecandecidewhtch d ttfm t" lai Bark. A memeriai aeriedinii he way is really more mature." It those dreams are to be ebeerved at her dan^ter'e heme at Valedictorian Erin A. Sullivan rekindled, they would start WHH me M Tmwia Villafe. farmhiften. spoke about image and how that after-gra(hiation celebration. threogh frklay, guides me way peopfe are per­ dutside MHB on East Middle afemerial denatiena may he ceived - by others and themselves. Turnpike, iwd-and-white banners made te the Arthr Kie Beundatien ef "Tonight, as we pass through this were draped around cars. Homs Cenneetieut, 370 dilae Beane fAgh- milestone ritual of graduation, we beeped long and loudiy as students ^ « rfd# Ml OiHdfMHiifr. way, Wethersfield OOlOO. are leaving behind our old image of left the parking lot, a sound (Hat PimUiHmeiMinea could be heard on Main Btreet. me Mgh school student," she said. dfgWtlRffDD pfffy gf MgflDfMifBf CDflh- eirnnyNMnndi "We win now move forward fo a Many waved to each other as they flDB (ID Bt fdUfBWd efH M t new vision of ourselves. Carefuny left me campus, white others raised MdridRy Dl^|^f dtrflDg Hi# CfBHB Df tnuDHy CDfMd#- Kmmy Neermet*, 7t, ef Sweden, and honestly consider what yon their hands in me air with a died Sunday. She was the twin want your reflection to be.” Clenched fist. e o b o rt OooOwfM o f e«0( eleter ef UiMh Raudeeyy and the ParapbrasmgFranklln D. Roose­ "Yeah, we made one student tiiMd me oarent-orgamred senior theirownnightsout. Butmeresuits When asked what she was aunt ef Mike Raudeeny. heth ef velt. Sufflvan said: "Doe must have yelled. party at Manchester Community were me same — these tocefehrsrate, graduate Earn H artfofd/ PatfMM Pehy- Manchester. me courage fo try, for it is better to Home students said they would College, but others were planning wanted to have fun. Strom s a l ^ DM; "Earfyf" SatoofafO and (MJifMod/ Besides her sister and nephew she is survived hy a daughter and Patfl,o(W(odfOf, sen-m-law, Reddy and LeenardBk; a sen, tJliar Neermets; and three grandchildren. 'Flight 8T was a safe trip for MH8 graduates The faneral will he held m Mvemhswed Sweden at the cenvenience ef the Continued from puge l fn Hoifywood. a disc jockey ‘"fhe hutrword around school sion andraised ahOu(M.666onfheir dm ft. The^kfdk howe m huv# was (Ms woufd he something else." own for the event. heffer kMsr of whsff kft Bi Hke. ’nmif family. A memeriai service will he a pair of pilot wings pinned to Ms dressed like an airplane camatn ' t& g& hUM f6 held at a time te he anneunced. played music selected hy sfodenfs. Mid gradaate Matt Efyiw, shortly The evem was based on simifar (fhey) wfH he ohfe fd —j— Mdmerial denatlens may he lapel. before H p m. "f think M’s gomgfo parties at Other schooM m fhe fhefr hrortets and sisfers amf w . "The humpy weather has gone as graduates Mt the dance floor, ‘It was gfem.’ Thara Miwt Heck’s Angels made te the Shrmers Crippled he very suocesshri. R shows fhe iiartfdtd area, and parents hy," said Maloney’s wife, Donna, a hfudenfs couid gsrmhfe wRh fake pened fn (he other fomw. fhe kfds Children’s Respital, Carew Street. money M Monte Carlo, eat pwra concern the parents have for a safe all year fhaf fhe idea of a Springfield. Mass. "flight attendant" for the night graduafion ” non-alcoholic parfy would be ap­ sofd M." "ft’s a nice night for a flight” and desserts in Cafe Dl Roma, and pealing fo teen-agers. ^ ^ TheMtadtndM may enduRsfefHnf Each section of fhe Lowe Center visH a i*fh century we cream "f mink M’s neaf," said Kafene' M fn Manchester, fou. Aft seemed (u parlor M another mom. Baker, who was m Monte Carlo 'Wie parfy was advertised fn Connecticut Retreads is not exactly your usual motorcycle club eift tfjBh was made up like a different cHy gamhfMg away her money, "f like school, but students didn’t know be having a good time. and over me loudspeakers, a tape There was also a camivaf w New "f wasn't im ttotm tid hrm.', EHa (Lewis) Bush, 10, ef Hart- Drieans that featured video games, fobef M all and lose an my money ” what fhe fheme would be Thai was recording from Rradley fnfwna- a surprise. said jearnie Hlarski. "But fhen f ever, to dooata what (bey can to as we d Mke to/' Brenda WelHver terd, died Thursday at the Jewish tional Airport announced flight ping^g. pool and other games. she joked. heard a (of of peonfe say they were Sy Aaffa M. CafdwtR be safd. "You jusf pack up and Memeriai Respttal, Besten. Mass Movies were shown in fhe "airplane About 86 parents began organis- "we were fryingfo come up wMh go." help dattay costs tot fbe newslet­ said. Tbe WelBvera own a motor­ times and destinations. ingf he event last hepfemher as part somefMng differem,’’ said organ­ coming, f think ftt com.'' Hdttrtd Hieorfar Conn, club it a spinoff after a lengillness. She was the wife fn Hong Kong, sludents watched loh^,’’ and a juice bar was in fhe "ft's a g i ^ Idea," safd gradual The members of fbfs conserva- ters and postage. cycle accessory store In Coven­ ef the late Behby Bmh and the disco. _ ^ . Of a plan fo have a non-alcoholic iser Waser. "Vke’d Hke fMs fo he a ffve bikers’ group don propw Rauf Essenfefd, wbo beads (be try. Bbe also works for (be Last November Paul Essen- occurred because (be larger mether ef Eva Waite ef a videotape of various school parfy for students, ’fhey received a fradiffon EveryfMngfhetfrsfflme Robert f^ e ra . "R k e ^ everyb- When 63-year-old Erartk Coventry school system, and be urgaMsatlon itfad to make acflvlfies fhaf took place fMs year, the party sfarfed af f* p.m. and Is hard fo sell. But M’s been very o<^ out offhe street and none of u» Wufach and Me wife, Arleffe, 86, mofocyefe affire, Esaenfeld safd. Connecticut ttaitaada^ was feld, a former state remesenta- Manchester. lasted af1 nfght. featuring a break­ 11,666 gram from fhe Connecficuf Tank f6ps and cut-off jeans are dtawti to tbe orgardsatlon tot Ms worka lot a dtatUtig firm In (Ive for Retreads Motorcycle changes In tbe rules wHbout Besides her dauifiter, she Is including the prom, the senior Alcohol and Drug Abuse Commis­ Successful in fhe (owns fhaf have gets Kined." dedde to go tot a ride in fbe ttodtyng (be state and reglobal picnic and Monday’s graduation fast at 3 a m. ootfnfry, fhey mount a BMW rarefy seen. Rafber, members easy-going poficfes. Rocky Hill. Club, luteruatlonal, formed Ms survived hy twe ether dauMiters. prefer proper riding afffre; "ft was Just a bunch of people owu club, the Cuunectlcut Re­ representatives, and, It wanted riessie Wilder ef Mattapan. Mass., moforoyole first. THE EHTHt/Bf ABM lor riding stricter rnembersMp rul« -- The Wttfsobs, at Ridge Street, Jackefs, gloves, long patiia. wbo belong, and go to various treads. and Bertha Shelten ef Meriden; a OOP’s T-ahlfto aitttdy shoes, and face, eye and events around (be totmity, " la also evident by (be turnout at sometMng focal memberadidn't sen, Otis B«h ef herchesfer. are members of Conneoflout Essen/eld said. " T ^ say 'bello' noma ot (be rallies. Hecentiv, The muve dfdfi't sit well wMb ’•'Old. _ ^ ^ Directors turning against iaser game Hoittadt, a group of 366Conneof I- bead profeeffon. Tbe club am- (be Internatiuual urgantsatluu, Mass.-, twe sisters. Lela Byrd ef eauoa flraworka phaaftaa fun wffb aitatAfoti to to old ttiatida and they eat a lot." Lake Geurge was tbe sHe for the Esaenfeld was told In Rechesfer. M.Y.. and Vemlce Af- ouf residents over 46 wbo take to which fa suing Mm fur 6.6 (ember of (be new bylaws and be luies caiiKtg tor the direclors to massage parlors and allowing Ihe The fndependenM Day Cele­ safety, and tbe atijoymatii of Esaenfeld, a Wfndaor resident, Amerlcade, a weeklong rally klns ef Arcadia, Ela.; 13 grand- Conttnued Rom page f tens’ Center, a convafescem home, sale ofltpuor onHunday. Hesafdlhe fbe optiti toad moat weekends. plans (be club’s Eebruary ban­ attaodad hy 36,066 motorcycifsis. million. notified Cunnecticttt members chlldren; five greaf- churches, homes and a grouphome stop the busMiess. bration CommMlee apprecla^ They ride, fbey say, strfofly tot riding wMb friends. "ft we gel 8,666 to 6,666, then I'm board has a right to (he help M is going to get af (Be quet, In Seplember, Connecticut Re­ Tbe lawsuli alleges that Es­ uf (be change. Members were grandchlldren; and many nieces Middle Turnpike Players would lor (be menially retarded. eerlatn behavior. fun and fo meet others tbeir age. treads will bust a rally at angry. At (be Eebruary ban­ and nephews. « fbe effecl (haf would result agabisi If, too " Fergusons said July 3 (ownwfde ttmtaik/ti Often, tbetr ofub suunsors a JOfHfHG THE CtAJe Is easy. "I send out one atmotmaamatii senfefd Infringed on Retreads' wear a llgW-sensMIve vesf. carry a He said (he hoard should adopt DiRosa safd he has no bard data ttm members of fhe Rtmuhn- You have fo have reached your in Hovember, and around ISO to Hammunasset State Park, Es- trade name and trademark. It quet, some ot (be Connecticut The funeral is Wednesday at noen laser difvice and walk throng a from (be game's operafton, esue- aboul wbelber Laser<)uc*l pt6- dinner or barbecue af fbe otidoia seuteld aald H will be three daya members decided to go tbetr at the Clark, Bell and Perkins clally when open af Mgbf and on (be Naab’s orfhnance (bat would pro- can 'town CommMfee. wuf M ride, and tbere’s usually a day ur 46tb birthday and fuve fo ride 178 show up," said Essenleld. also alleges unfair competMlon mase of hallways and hidden MbM any business (bat involves (he motes violence, bnf saldtbe "game ohjecfs to /he way fhe GGE motorcycles. There are no meef- Covaoity taaidaoia tftanda ot camplug, cooking out, and because be started (be new Mke own way. Funeral Heme, 31* Barheur St,, rooms , weekend, (tie (raffle and noise doesn’t discourage violence” weekend (rfp sebedufed. Essenleld set (be wheels ef Ms Hartferd. Caning heurs are one generated, and ibe number of shooting of actual or slmufafed volunfeers wlR dress. ings or dues. Tbe talaaad pblfo- Welllver, 46, and hat husband, gaiUtig together with old friends. club but kept (be uriginal name, The business still needs fhe Tedford said be has not come to Yolonfeers plnhftod to wear ttatik Wttfscb, wbu works for A( many of ibe rallies, a tout new club In mutiun, and was hour before the service. Burial will approval of toning officials before people If affracls. weapons al olber beings, wbeiher any decision yef on wbeiher (he Suufbern Hew England Tele­ ao^y ol (be organisaf Ion Is one of Harold, 66, have been tfdfog since Connecticut Retreads. ' be In the family plot m Nerthwoed (bey are real or simulated T-shRts wMh (he celehtallon Ihe Ihings Ibaf allrads members. 16/3. Essenleld said that (be break subsequently sued. It can open, allbough the owners board should lake aclfoo. However, logo on (he front of fhem and phone Co., said be enjoys hiking. Please turn (o page IS Cemetery, Wilson have said they would like to see M in • concerns about fhe arcade Weinberg. wMIe opposed to (be be did say be has some reser vallons "You get that freedom feeling," Members are etioootagad, how­ "We don’t gel to ride an much causing loHering and ttaatidy game’s opening, has said she has language on the hack (haf operation by November. aboul Ihe locaflon of (he proposed idenfifM (hem as workers wMh x-x-:-x,-xx-x-*x-x<-x-x-xx-x4y///x///X////X'^^ Cooney said fesfimony at the among fbe town's young people. doubts about wbelber (be board busloess x<■x<<•x•;•:•x•x•x•xvx■x•x•x■x•>x•x'x•x•^x•^x•:•^x•; Rfynald Joifph Dub* Ferguson said today at flrsl be should regulate on (be basis ol Ihe Republican Parfy. Raynald Joseph Dube. M. of hearing should foeus on the follow­ Cassaoo said fast week (he game had no problem wMb Ibe concept moralify, as Naab proposes. cao create "several negallve At Ms Iasi meeting, some Canton, died Sunday at heme. He ing points; behind Laserpucsl. but changed Ms However. DiMosa noted that (he celebration commlllee was the husband ef Nancy (Rwes) • the proximity of (be proposed assets.’’andibal M provides no oew members. Including (he com- Fall opening planned laser arcade to a number of near^ opinion after opponents delivered a board has regulated on moral asset to (he community. Dube and the brother ef Alfred pefifion wMh nearly 6.666 slgna- grounds in (be pasf when M came to millee chairman Nathan Agos- Dube ef Manchester. faellltles. such as (he Senior Cili- (inelli, a prominent Repuhflcan, Besides his wife andbrother. he Is reportedly ohjeefed to whaf survived by Ms mether. Eva (Cyr) they consider polMlcRIng (he Windham salutes textile workers with a museum Dube of Madawaska. Maine; sis (ownwfde celebration. other brothers. Norman Dube, Fred Astaire started career humbiy Commlllee memhers questi­ aaude Dube. Fernand Dube and oned 1^ the Manchester Heridd Anne McOrufb yarn ball winder, and the cotton Aril Dube, all of Madawaska. centuries that come on, the youngs­ doxens of hit movie musicals, he dressed," said Gregory Peck, dectlnM to comment puMlcly opener, used to break up bales at By Richard de Alley In e Afseelnted Press cotton, Mrs. Twine said. Maine. Roland Dube of Berlin and The Associated Press ters will find, they’ll took to him for flurtal will he private, hut a public who co-starred with Astaire aboul the ohjectlon. characler- raw Gilman Dube of SeutMngteri; four class, style and charm, because he memorlai service will he arranged. Astaire's dramatic role as a Ixlng It as a delicate matter. WINDHAM - On a sweltering At their peek, mills not only sisters, Donetta Parent of South “There hasn't been such a talent doomed scientist in "Gn The mflher Donald Kuehl, Re­ 'Ll produced yam, thread and cloth, LOS ANGELES - Fred Astaire, epitomises It," Miss Rogers said day In June, Hobby Matbleu walked but they also bad print shops and Windsor, Jeannine Lavoie and who flunked his first screen test but Monday olgM on ARC News’ as his," songwriter Irving flerlln Beach." publican town charlman, nor Into an old office al (be American Lorraine Dube, both of Vernon, and said tearfully hy telephone Monday "The last time 1 saw him, a few Agosllnelll could be reached manufactured many tools and became the debonair dancer who "NIgMIlne” Thread Co. and poured out to Laura Implements, rigM down to seep PauHne Colbourne of Wethersfield; could even make a hat rack seem "He brought extraordinary Intel­ from his New Yotk home, "Me was months ago, he still had (hat tm y iot comment. Knott Twine stories from 44 years find many nieces and nephews. an International sta r... the purest lightness of step; he was as Rut Carol KuthI, a member of dishes, she said. graceful, will forever be the symbol lect, craft, poetry, spontaneity and at labor In (be granite buildings. Ms. Tucker, author cl (be book The funeral is Wednesday at *; IS at class and style. Ginger Rogers musicallty to his choreography and talent 1 have ever worked with." graceful as ever." both the Republican Town Com­ Wllb Ms memories ol life In a.m. at the Vincent Funeral Home. Fellow song-and-danee man Born Frederick Austerlltx, the mittee and the Independence WV li "Samuel Stator and the Emarganea said after his death. dancing, which remain a standard Windham's Wllllmantic section In tho American Textile Indtutry " 130 Albany Turnpike, Canton, fol­ Astaire, who died Monday at age for us all and has come to represent Gene Kelly said: "Although we son of an Gmaha, Neb., beer Day Committee. conlRmed(hat (he period It earned Its reputation at lowed by a mass m Christian burial the quintessential essence at the have lost one of (he greatest salesman felt uncomtortabie with the question has twen raised. % as % read d ty /‘ Matbleu prof­ said many towns were one- 38, danced million of moviegoers at 10 a m. In St. Catherine of Siena dancers who ever lived, Ered praise, and said all his achievement Bhe said the outcome Is "sort company, one-industry communi­ away from reality as he swirled American theatrical style," said fered bis bumble contribution to ties In which (be mills built housing Church. West Simsbury. Burial will Miss Rogers In elegant penthouses, ballet dancer Mikhail Baryshnikov. Astaire will always be Immortal came from hard work and rehear­ of up In (he air" and will what will soon be tbe Windham be at the convenience mthe family. and an Inspiration to all dancers sal. He disliked formal wear, and probably be resolved wten (he ' ' \ T and operated stores. high above Depression-era streets: Astaire, who had suffered from Textile and History Museum. "The Industry was everytklng In Calling hours are today from 7 to * gilded romantically with Cyd Cha- pneumonia, died at Century City who come after us." lived a private life. independence Day Ceiehratkm He gave Mrs. Twine, the muse­ p.m. For "Ton Hat" In 1938. Astaire "1 never thought a funny-looking Committee meets at the sHe these parts and even now pomlo rlsse In a misty park; and. In Hospital. um’s founder, a blackened, antique talk with tromandous noataigla Memorial donations may be "Royal Wedding, ” twirled around a "I Just got In bed with him and put and Miss Rogers danced to such guy like me would be suitable tor July I lor final planning. (Iro-iprinkler head taken from (he made to the Christian Children's Rerlln confections as "Cheek to pictures," Astaire once said, and a one prominent Democrat on about thMo mills. Again, (hat might bachelor pad with a hat rack. my arms around him and he died In thread company. be romanticising the past," Ms. Fund Inc., P.O. Box 30811, Rich­ It all worked, and those who knew my arms, and that’s the way he Cheek." "isn't it a Lovely Day" studio executive In 1936 dismissed the celebration committee said She was delighted. mond, Va. 33301, or the Foster and "Top Mat, White 'fie and him after his first screen test with he did not attend the last Tucker said. , ^ him said everything about Astaire wanted It," said his wife, the "It's (hat emotional response As mill eperaters (led the Nor­ Parents Plan, 188 Plan Way, seemed to be choreographed tor former Jockey Robyn Smith, whom Tails.” the curt words; "Can’t act... can't committee meeting because of that keeps us going," she said. Warwick, R.l. 03830. "Everything he did was with sing ... balding ... can dance a fils objections to (he GOP theast tor the South or elesed Uw perfection. he married In IM6. Mrs. Twinne, a 40-year-old plants starting alter Worid War 1, "Mis talent Is one that Is going to She said he asked her to share his grace and elegance: The way he little." His only Gscar, In 1949, was T-ihIrts. waavar, wants the museum to moved, the way he spoke, the way honorary. Wllllmantic and ether eltlai war# Ktrin WtftrtKMMf live forever and 1 think the last moments with the fans of his preserve the history ol the (oiks left In great dlstresi. Mow itlll Karen (Walker) Waterhouse, 33, who clothed a nation and ol the haven’t recovered, Ma. neiw r of South Windsor, formerly of mills (bat ware the local manlleita- AF phBter 0)iirM|«ttonal ContlMMed (roffi page 1 Also seised were a .330 automatic exhibits, artllacts (rom the textile handgun with ammunition clips, a liMustry In eastern Connecticut and people with the urgency thet this chusetts termed the textile Indus­ tint 17,000 torliOiOOO In Mid money Cburch, 11 OefiterSt. B ^ol wlllhe a notebook listing first names and had better be told or It will be lost," try’s base In New England. tor a muaaum. at the convenience of the family. "dollar amounts consistent with the .33-callber rifle, a BR gun and a reaearch library. ammunition. 649-2947 Mrs. twine, with the help ot the said. About 81,300 Connecticut resi­ Beaudreault, the loit Amertean Calling hours are today frwnjf to • prices of marUuana," policeillcesald. sa’-* A * It would be easier to start a dents were mill workers el the Thread worker tetoevetOloeiisMid ^ m. at the Holmea Puneral Home, clip (br an automatic handgun. was Besides Tantlllo. police charged APSMIS former American Thread boilar Industry’s high point, sold Berhara ertlieeti irem |enk btna. said. two others who came to the and receive the same fast, professionals operator Bob Beaudreault, col­ museum It she were wealthy or It 0 Main St. also found In the ruom, polfce i apartment after the raid with lected thousands ol treasures from was the pet project ot a rich 'Tucker, director ot the Center lor "1 love entleuM. t iuot < Memorial donatkma may be In this apartment living room, possetalon of marijuana. They and courteous service for which we hove Bob BoudrsHU, lati. and Liura Knoii Twint look ovtr Inside the mill, Including more than dowager. The federal government Connecticut Btudlea at Bastera •ee threwitti lU title i mode to tlie Center^ngreiatlonal police seised the following Items; a were: Thomas P. Coughlan. 33. of mtehintry In tha Amtrican Thraad Co. n Wllllmantic. 10,006 engineer’s drawings ot build­ doesn't make any money available Connecticut State University. ewey," sold Metidreeult, —.... Church Memorial PUnd, P.O. Bos scale, a bag containing about 1 Glastonbury and DavloPalla. 33, of built our reputation over the lost 52 years. ings, ttoor plans and machines. to museums until they are at least WllUmantIc was home to Inven- hooka ior the mueeum oteped ier MT, Manchester 08040. pound of marijuana, two bags Bha'a tha ioundar oi iha Windham Taktila and Hlatory 13 months old, she said. tort ol the wooden thread spool, the •atekeepitts In e neoMr it heme. containing about 8 ounces of Bast Hartford. The three. Including Wie! renovations ‘lor the ‘ museum Tantlllo. were released on non­ ‘Your aatisfectlon la the Boland*B P erson^P rom lB 9“ Muaaum In Wllilmanilo. x.;.x-x-x-;.:.;;-x-:-xx-;-x-;«-:-x-x-tM-x’S‘W‘’‘W*WW' Hr-*)'*inn Harry Houdinl died of ing about a one-half ounre uf 1 In Manchester Huperlor Cburt. acute eppeiiuictuu m 1936. marijuana. M UKIOfm i m tlAlO. ■hMtu. h im n .m i-tt Old TV Guides are valuable OtMawaymawridim NNII Mm w Mil* Ikv 4m w A |CWN99Mm M n m dRtdwaw FwVWV tWW9g9^AAAA.^.^^.M^.a^^AmMaAdAm^a^ mmmdAAAaAA9M fwmttm • «MA*gaMII*M9t*M* ImtMttmmmAmiabaaaiW at^ 1 0 fllTMUgiW SNata (Tar gtanao* but there’s no market here fw y w |l wpmm tA wbma yawfajwmat m tm 0gMU«N*MPIWWte*W gWMIWWiiWVSWtW*. tt O a m t 1Mf^1raakma-rfait0rMtg«mw.t t h tatmtattatawa Maseftaatar Oeerfe«Ck>bs4asigilf Ck>be( tmd Jlim ny Dufggle. ptacn 4WMiwwii* taam teet twiy (MfW| IM t . Hatad aabtamm. O b m 0 m d . 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Variooa eopiat from that yaar rofl Ad (his hrmihaha Is something could bo a real passol of T V Guidos W9y CWW^WFFflOPlP® WFifF M IS VIIMU datpawh 4M2. Katad 0. flhOiMvxw'aAoaMit 9rA.A V»t A-MBFV A.. A«»wFV A. W999AAA.^ WA A^aSaI^U^ AMM w*»w $M to ITS. ‘nia real bfaat cornea wHb new since 1$M. There was no In a small apaca. fpWM tataamtbip wnn tha atmat 1 2 (0 0 A M ( D oteote M oiMitMwa tba April M nom ter of I M that Jaaiaafataadha.fattOatpat 1Mi.(0l bandwagon back then. The pride (t)0A*N0F,fMN(CC) want nationwide aa ‘Teaua Number guide of (hat date had random ISM Tonight: Mooting, or summer r t ) 0 (MiSViSMMWf fo a A MW wfM (DO o m m Y«VU . . 1." numbers at $4 to $1$. et-togriher, for mombora of tbo mnkoot* Oatdbardt trytao la aaada a V b faata (00 am .( BWFTOOIA .. A. A A FFrW'^BiPBIflOvaa^^a^^^«aa^4a^ ^aAudm^^tduaddmlfF^WWP»W»»Wy wmwWW (H) star Trail Thla flrat iasua of T V Guide bad a The group pictured here beaded SlancbMtor Philatelic Society, I: N (fW ^ PlMvaM CiNW S«f M Am o *o«, *0 Wn) Hf* «f • swffiWM . (do mia f (N) 9 1 T a ia * a f IN * Unaapaetad photo of lAicllla Ball's b a ^ and by the "Preview of ltS4-SS Shows," to 9 at Center Congregational ^. M ^ ^ ^ A A ^ ^A ^ ^jIlAmM vff^wfWffWO F wffWv^^^ tfr OfFFfFW/ (X ) iM i «4 M m AN«y twMg Um n w ^ mtdOWti9ttd A tam tam y ^ lAicide barself on tba first glossy was loaned by Judd Cnplovich of Church. A special ''clotbaadna w oowo a aataaa tOaata bf » tagbaai fNv ta m , Mr. tdwatda (Haward Oatfl, maattyaatriataatyaamtalhaMtmdm cover. It rates the highest price in O^iwFFvF 9Tfv Twtw JoTfrffY/ mnfnrW^fWJ ^9 FFF^^ Vernon. The preview teds of (he exhibition" will bo held, with two Catharm (Jam Sayaiaad talatwd m by pH* bl* aOmton. Jobrr Savaga, Patrlei* the book: $14S to $170. album pages par contestant. Vis­ tau ba taaOy U> amtaaOw tHa pfaaafrt ttra two t/aati brathata. aba and Adam Naaf, Clatrd* AkM*. 1676. scheduled "Th e Man Who Came to atai of Ma (00 mm ) (lim adiy Oailamaf matry aitd latar haaa Tba next highest value Is the tkipt. Dinner," with Monte Woolley, and itors are welcome. A / i y t o i M e m e o n w t r u * ttmttOpartataak twia baya. Caatara btaea dairiaitm. (2 $-14 iWM issue, Number ISO, with "The Petrified Forest" with bra.t fa n 1 at 4. ChMk your attlo; Old TV Quid# MagazInM from Thg Houie of Collgotl- Blvia Presley on tba cover at MS. It Rnaa MaeKendrIeh to a tongtlme \tl§A) Catiaana (B) IMfytMwd and tba Star* Humphrey Bogart. Also, viewers iMOmi'ebyOdlar'toetAdiataibad magazlDM MUld b# worth H. Th# biM ligtg valUM for ooplM as racont as was the first TV Guide appearance were titillated with news of Judy Manchester resident whe to an f0fou§ofi, M t r«pfw#«tlng if Mirftn Behoof. Th« tfud«ht« \n 9u« 0 i M P M Cf) t « « aaaa tw Camiart (CNN) Nawewigbt imy daPHditioat aapart taftatuaa tha of friend Elvis, who had Just made Holliday, Ann Sothem, Sid Caesar, aalhoiily on eeltoetihles. mumetmkff Mlgmorkil H o§0al, ie c w p t t Molooffw/t rMdfng ofiM wrot« offg)- d ) §9 AtIC Mawa (CC) Jwamaa wha taiaeta trim, aad a whata (tiPN)Spert*Laeh Official PriM Quid# to Paparbaoka and 1982. (Q) JaHataatia (CC) tiiy. w h m ha uiaa ta w)o hat taapaet by §ft ofl0lMrt tookotltifyUilM lfOfn Oi»na nflf fdfry f«lM for fh« pMftdtrfe wdfd dl Mowing up aOita buitdmaa OataUi ((MAX) (tdOVfl: A Oraam of KM6*; a t a c tv impovatifhad Chicago gamWer irla* Nofrt§ tftd Mark Bfodia, lourth-fffadara fh« hospHflf. MtOatiay. flaathat LatMaat. 1004. (fl) daaparafafy fo gafhar fh* fund* naoaa- (F9 l«v w o « * Obblaf (In Stataol aaty ta aand hi* ailing aon to Graae* (3f) 9 9 Mac N««v* (8 ) ® SMoafn* (CC) Till* look *f lha Anthony Ouinn, Iran* Papa*. Ingar Stav- 3 4 roabUf baaiaaaa Oapart aaamy aida at utban pobfict aaamlnaa an*. 1666. Rated R. Haw Yotk Cttya tettupuati aeatidala, to- Some consumers wonder If cheap air fares really exist Advice (Hj Mattama UoWMMm cuting on U.S. Aftcnncy AuUofpb Uul- (U 9 A ) Dratnat (C N N ) gbawbu tadaf lianra ptoaaeution ot {ha Mtnnt- 12:20AM (T) t J . Hooker A paycho- flexible airline traveler has been You see an ad have none," Boh Baker, director of happening." available at this rate. jtS P N ] tarn Maatt Oatdaata SoMfmtn c*M. (60 nun.) pathlcklllarh^aawomanhettag* (70 the administration's and Induitnr's In the morning Intergovernmental and consumer When advertisements fall to In May. the House flubcommittee 9 9 N«v«fs; e«g Mm SmaIm 6* 0)M C*f« mm.) (ft) battle cry since deregulation. 'The JiO O PM Ctj CM Nawa paper offering affairs at the Department of disclose that only one. two or at on Transportation. Tourism and (CNN) Ufiy King Uv* 1 2 :3 0 A M d ) Arohl* Sonkar'* Plaea recent addition of the non- rS) 9 9 9 1 M 'A 'g 'H rock-bottom air­ Transportation, told my research most a handful of seats are Hazardous Materials held a hear­ iO M ) (MOVIS; 'Thufidathaad, M n of (X) Nighttif* (fl) (In Stereo) \£%\ ing In which consumers testified refundahle airline ticket stresses Weekend sleeping quarters ( t ) Whaal at tartUfia (CC) FNakV A young boy (••)* piaat attacilon line fares. Not­ associate, Beth Kobllner. available at very low prices, 9 9 PTL Club that point; If you play by the rules (T) a tftam ki hi* unruly eoH Stt« 0 Ut* Nlfhl wfth David Uttorman 8vMm and shop around long and hard SI) (NN N«w* Msry entata Ooddy MoDowtII. SinMon that warns earmark (he number of discount had. they saw advertised were unavaila­ ro*t«r. fflft Johnton fS4S . (In Stereo) enough — as you would for a car or (T9 Os*t at OatUfUaY Niairt “ subject to seats available; our concern Is the A C A P has (lied a petition with the ble or didn't exist, reports a (CgPN) tap flMk Bosing (2 h rt. 30 0 AUtad HHoheook Proaont* Porter committee aide. Further hearings new clothes — you can get the best 9 9 Whaal at taflutia availability," S overall promotion." D O T proposing that an airline too close for mom’s comfort min.) 0 Dating Oama will be held on whether or not the price. 3 4 Mm N«iI / L«fi««r N*w*ltour you rush to the Since the deregulation of the would be engaging In false or ((MAX) MOVIS: 'Th* ■Ibf*' John Hut­ il)0*n*Saott deceptive advertising If It did not Federal Trade Commission should But the basic question; If you are 3 9 a«^o«y MiHaf ton'* adaptation ot fht firtf chtpfsi* m phone to book airline Industry In l$7$. the DOT a t a n preventing mine (ESPN) Beat Of SohofaMlo Sport* e 1 offer at least 10 seats or 10 percent Join the D O T In monitoring airline willing to devote that much time 9 9 UNO er««ww Cow«r«a« at Wa lh« Book of 0«n*tit. rscounting mtn't your flight. has been responsible for monitor­ and energy, what are the odds that d M ttj ex- BAEEN IN BAN DfEGG ciaation, tall, turvivtl tnd indomittbit Amarloa of the available seats at the advertisements. Caaaa Saataty Oayia J i Giaatai ttait- When you fi­ ing airline advertising. The major your efforts will pay off? hH«i>0Ml i« fil00- taiH Opaa fsifh in ih* fufur« Otorgt C Scoff. Safnr (USA) Edge of Night advertised price, whichever is D EA N BAEENi Yuurs was one of O'tool*. Ay* Otrdntr 1666 nally get through, the operator at v$IVCip lai VO alias lai asiaai/ complaint of the Aviation Consu­ Several states are also beginning trittjf a maktfMl 9 9 NoUyuVMXl gpuataa 1 :0 0 A M d ) Roper* XYZ airlines reports that there are nearly hopeless to get lust a "halt m er Action Project is that the D O T higher. If the airline wanted to offer many letters 1 received thanking (TMC1 MOVIS: 'th* A*«I«l UndSf- to look Into the problem. In at nt« eirtrfft wUfi 91) Navala: Cuaa da Labaa d ) Mar*'* Luoy Part 1 and switch" tactic? Many consu­ fewer seats. It would have to specify "Grandpa" for his valuable leller. grounfr A eommunlfy of monttftrl** no more deep discount seats left has no formal guidelines governing addition, some airlines are talking "Sylvia Porter’s New Money hh hflMM. atfd D e a r A b b v 9 9 NiaMly au*ln«*« Nsporf d ) Jo* Franklin mer advocates claim (his, but most this In the ad. Please lei me repeal lhal Ihe and eenvantt band* togathar to aid It­ and. Instead, offers you a full-price this area. of adopting measures. "We've Book for the ‘M s." 1.828 pages of fia'a tafUaa t>at 9Tj rail Ouy alian Jaw* during tha Natl ontlaught 91) Twilight 2on* coach ticket for the same flight. airlines rraly that although there Particularly now. as the deep The way It works now Is that eliminated the 'mice' type In our Abigail Van Buran 4-monlh-old grandchild who wag Ban Crate, Jama* Maton, Matimlllian down-to-earth advice on personal t«-yeat «1d atm (CN N ) Maaayllaa 0 Maude You are not alone If this has are limited quantities of these seats discount airfare wars rage, more airlines typically vary the number ads and we specify Low. Moderate rrjL - # found face down, asphvxialed on a Schall 16SS Hated NH of discounted seats they offer based money management, la available altmg to matt jCgPN] a)M^*C«n<«i (C N N ) Croaaflr* happened to you. available, an Industrious Individual and more consumers are express­ and High to indicate relative itomatt tot walerbed. was dressed In a bunting (U iA t Amateur ioslng Haavywaightt on demand for a particular Dlght. through her column. Send $B.W plus suit and was unable lo free his arms (TMC) MOVIi: 'a««k ta 8«hoor A ««l(. from fh* U S. and U S 8.H compata, (D(S) Jaaa* Owen* Story thla film dra- Frustration Is mounting as consu­ can indeed find bargains. ing confusion, annoyance or both. demand of a Maxsaver In a I I (or mailing and handling to tht lltat time, t aiada aillUaaaaa diap* laia «oll«g« from Tampa, Fla (2 hr*) mafita* th* Ilf* atory of Olympic hero mers unsuccessfully attempt to Forr VI you, W VII* (heUIV ovaoviawseasoned traveleraaawa«>a orv* "If an airline wants to promote a During peak travel tltnes, there are pKrtlcular area,” reports Bruce or legs lo lift himself lo breathe Jatto Owana (2 hrt ) Pan 2 of 2 "Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book htooght up tht y/han hit tan daaldai ta dtap out and obtain these lowest-of-the-low pri­ the,he Infrequent Dyer, aearchlng searching for (are on the basis of Its price, fewer lowest-level (ares. Although Hicks, of Continental Airlines. turn* lha oamout upaida down Uodnay 10:00PM 3 ) (Q) (CNN) Naw* for the ’M s." In care ot the auhjttt ot ffiplf bkJ (ESPN) turfor Magatin# ces being advertised across the the low fares you see advertised travelers should have a realistic disclaimers may reveal that there D EA N ANNYi As the wife of a Oanoatliald. Sally Kallatman, Butt (D 99 Spanaar: For Hire (CC) Formar Manchester Herald, P.O. Box atttptog attaogtmtota. auggtatiug DEAN ANNVi 1 Jusl read your (T(9C) MOVIE: Thaf Wa* Than... Thla I* country. At (he heart of the may pose the nagging question; Do opportunity to obtain that fare If are "limitations" and these low In general, most airlines claim compulsive gambler, 1 read with young lose natad eo l3 (In Statao) cllantt accuta Spantar of blackmail (60 Now (CC) Th* friandthip of two young 4191M, Kansas City, Mo. $4141. to mf "<•*" h»a< he am hf* leller from "MeaHbroken Grandpa min.) (H) these cheap fares really exist? (ares are "subject to change." ads that the Information would be great IWeresI your reply lo Ihe |U9A| Altwalt tha Altwoll team mutt man It jaopardltad whan one chooaa* to controversy are (he differing phil­ they act diligently," says Cornish Make checks payable to Andrews, iadf -ltltud atttp apart at tht cabin intatvana wtian cotrugt militaty oKloart 9 9 Mlaalon ImpoaalM* "Some planes may have some F. Hitchcock, ACAP's legal direc­ do not Indicate how many or Indeed outdated by the time the ad ran. In Kansas" and am moved lo wrile woman who complained aboul her turn to a Ilf* ot crime Emilio Ettovai. osophies of (he parties Involved. McMeel It Parker. 1 told him lhal i had talatd our to you You see. I also have a attampt to aabotaga a mittlon initlatad Craig Shaffer 1B86 Hated R (In Stereo) discounted seats and some may tor. “ That has not been If and when these seats are 'The notion of the disciplined. husband and spending Ihe welfare 99 star Trak Is the practice ot advertising goo to rtgptei itomto and have hl«h 4-monlh-old baby whom 1 fre- by tba U S and U S S H (60 min) (USA) Soaroh for Tomorrow check on lottery tickets You were (8 ) Moyart: In Saaroh of th* Conatltu- moral gtaodarda. and tor him In be uuenlly lay on mv walerbed for 7 : 3 0 P M ( D p m Magatina Actott Oud- tlon Th* challanget of Intarpratlng lha 1 :3 0 A M (X) MOVIE: 'Carny' A bored . afeenlnn with Ihia womao to whom naps Allhough my husband has righti The man Is a compulsive ley Moote and Kltk Cameron, aphytleal Contlltullon are dltcuttad by Jutllc* taanagar )olnt a traveling carnival In . gambler. Necommending titnaat crate in Albuguargua. N M Harry A Blaokmun. who wrote tha ma­ he fg oot ftt marrltd would be tiueslloned ihe wisdom of Ihl* taaren of advantura and bacomat In- Gamblers Anonymous could save (JBj Currant Affair jority opinion In Boa vt. Wad*, lha cate volvad with a barker Jodi* Foiter, Gary Scouts learn outdoor skills gttllog a very pnnr example lor out pracllce. 1 saw no harm that legallted abortion. (60 min) Iheir marriage Cij 3 i) Jaopardyl (CC) Suaay. Robbia Robanton 16S0 (R) goo f consider myself a consclenllous 91) Etta Noch* a* Improvlta d ) 0*1 Smart molher who would never pul her Mowever, whether Ihe husband (jb Sntartalnmant Tonight Actor Martin attends G.A. or nol. the wife should Sheen 91) War: A Commentary by Owynn* 9D INN Nawa Me wag oot veey eeeepllve In my child In danger, f read every article Dyer (CC) Th* path leading lo total dat- attend Gam-Anon lo learn the n il Major Laagua Baiaball: Naw Vork 0 Bltarr* on spring weekend at camp auggeallonx and (nid me t ahnuld nm on child rearing, and dellgenlly Irucllon It charted through th* inlluanc* following: Vankaat at Baltlmora Orlolat (2 h rt, 30 of major toclal, economic and technol­ 0 Hem* Shopping Dam* Iry to infllel my ‘‘n(d-fa*hloned" follow all safely precaullons Never min) (Live) 1. Mow lo protect herself and her ogical davalopmantt during th* patt (CNN) Nowanight Update moral value* nn nur *nn. Mow abnol have 1 read a warning lo walerbed (19 Carton'* Comedy Clattlo* 200 year* (60 min ) |H) Outdoor skills James School at 3:30 p.m. after a II? Am 1 belny old-fashioned? children financially, for If she (ESPfi) Surfing: 7th Annual Hl-Ho was the theme of fun-filled day. owners, fn fad . I have seen crib* on 3 9 aarnay Millar 91) National Oaographlc on Ataignmant Champlonahlp (H) A M OtMEM riM ST Ihe markel wllh walerbed doesn't, Ihe result* can be Capturing beluga' ' whalat . . In Churchill,*...... the Spring Asso- devastating. 9 9 Majof L««gu« SaMball: Naw Vork (USA) Hollywood Intidor T r salt a hit mallresses Yank*** af Barfimora Orlolai (3 hrt.) Manitoba; kayak*kart on lha Madltarra- clatlon Wee­ 9 DEA N M OtHEN: Nol In my 2. Why sne remains In a relation­ naan itland of Cortlcai a team that bat- 1 :B B A M (IMAX]^ MOVIE: 'stranger The giant tag sale held at Ihe 9 9 9 9 Major Laagua Bataball: Mllwau- tiat (otic watt* In th* United Slalat. (60 kend, which was / - ' d G irl Scout book ff your' ‘e* " ehoose* lo Ignore "Grandpa." f grieve foryourloss ship wllh a compulsive gambling kaa Brawart at Sotfon Natl Sot (2 hr*.. Than Parodlaa' (CO) Three Hungarian held at Channel Manchester Workshop on May 30 man. which Is clearly self­ min.) Immigrant* travel through America and Ihe fael lhal he I* giving hi* as If II were my own. II very well 4S min) 3 Country Camp Roundup raised approximately II .200 for the destructive behavior (HRO) Olory Vaara (CC) Jack hat hit laarn more about thamtelvai than they lli-year-old son Ihe message lhal could have been Please know lhal 1 9 9 Nawlywad Oama hand* full trying to win back a tcholar- axpaclad John Lurla. Eattar Salim, H|. ItT Andover on 1 Inge Anderson Building Fund . a. Mow lo find Ihe serenity, 1 gtn before marriage Is O K onforlo- am sending copies of lhal Dear 97> Wild wild World of Animal* thlp fund ha't gambled away, while chard Edion. 1884. Rated R. the weekend of Lois Gary This total Includes the money nalely. Ihere is nolhing you ean do Abby column lo my friends who courage and wisdom to do whatever [CN N ] Crotafira trying to kaap Gerald from Jumping oft earned from refreshment fables, th* hotal balcony. (In Stereo) 2 :0 0 A M ( I) MOVIE: ‘Cinoinnatl Klif A June 8-7 aboul II Since your son I* llvin own walerbed* anti lo parenling Is necessary lo "swim alongside (Dig] Oabar Coma* to Amarlaa Anl- young gambfar la dttarmlnad to lake th* Cadette troops tag-sale table profits, and the wllh you, lei's hope your values an_ magazines t read frequenlly. Me him" If he sincerely fries to slop malad Satar Uttinov narratat tha tala of 10:1 B P M 99 VagaS Joln«d In Pri»* crown away from tha king of ttud poker. 686 (leader donations from each Girl Scout Ihe example you have sel for him assured Ihere will be one hanging In gambling, but to refuse to "drown" Babar. hit wila Calatia and thalr mlt- flrtti Stave McOuatn, Edward G. Roblnion, troop with a booth. This was an ehlavoua young ooutln Arthur Karl Meldan. 1B68. Linda W a - over Ihe years will have a grealer my pedlalrlclan's office. 1 pray Inal with him If he doesn't. 10:30PM 9DINN Naw* renda). 688 (Dianne Stromert). end Whitehead. Older Girl program all-day event that began at 9 a m. A GAM-ANON MEMBEN lEgPNI rithing: Mark Soaln't Salt d ) MOVIE: 'Payehia Killer' A man mat- Influence on his characler loan his you and your family will learn lo Watar Journal (8) Now* 610 (l,lnda Carlson) planned this specialist, conducted the Sliver and concluded at 3 p.m. N. BELLMOBE. N Y lara out-of-body travel to commit mur­ The committee sincerely thanks (alher's. live wllh your loss. Thank you for IHBO] Tannlt: Wimbladon 'ST High­ 99 Honaymoonara der. Jim Hutton, Julia Adama. Nahamlah event to complete the Sliver Award presentations. light* (CC) 9D Notlalaro Unlvlalon ParaoB. t67S. Award's Challenge of Being A Girl Kathleen SInnamon. chairwo­ all who gave their valuable time and skills, making this highly 8 :0 0 P M d J Magnum, C.l. |DI8] Oltnay Channel Pravlaw 91) Twilight Zona Scout. man of the Gold Award Committee. worthwhile fund-raiser possible. d ) MOVIE: 'katharlna' A young halratt Howla Mandal Tha comedian (ESPN) Running and Raolng Girls from 10 Junior troops Introduced the Gold Award recip­ The committee Is especially Phlebitis couid be serious ralacit har parantt and pamparad Ufa to t. Eltawhara" oo-atar) perform* (USA) Wraatling arrived at the camp Friday even­ ients and presented them with their . itclub act. Taped In Novambar Join a group of tarrorltli Art Camay, E ing. Later that night, each troop pins. grateful fo Laurie Pryko. executive Bitty Spacak, Hanry Winklar. 197B. 1666 during Mandal't North American2 :0 B A M [HSO] MOVIE: 'Cobr*' (C0| director of the Manchester Associa­ Buperflclal veins are the ones we tour. (60 min.) (In Btarao) An L.A. cop'* Invaatigatlon Into a aarlat presented a skit in the rec hall. The After short speeches by the Gold DEAN DN. d n 9 9 Who'* th* Sot*? (001 tony dlt- of random murdara ravaal* that there girls showed great creativity. Be­ Award recipients. Bartiora Al- tion for Retarded Citizens, who can see; they frequently become covart a pravloutly unknown faoat of hi* 1 1 :0 0 P M (3) Qt) 99 99 99 Naw* OOTT! 1 am flf could ba more than ona killer. Sylvaalar fore returning to their campfires ieyne, council president, congrotu- generously allowed us lo use the Inflamed and thrombosed, causing lale wifaT partonallty |B| (In Btarao) Stallone, Brigitt* Nlalean, Rani Santonl. and sllll work Ct) 9D Ut* Shew (In Stereo) for a round of songs and S’mores, iafed all who received awards that building, and the workshop staff a situation that Is uncomfortable 3 ) Naw* less. Rated H. (In Starao) six days a week, d ) Carol Bumatt and Friend* the Juniors were Instructed to pay night. who helped us set up. walking on a ce­ but not dangerous. People gel red. 9 9 MOVIE: 'Ittanbul Espratt' An ah da- 2 :3 0 A M 9D Twilight Zon* Special thanks, too. lo troops 634. D r . O o t t (Q) Odd Couple aUentlon to te outdoor skills they Silver Award winners were Erica ment floor 1 painful bumps that disappear with alar on a taorat govarnmant mittlon (CNN) Sport* Utanlght 610 and 044. for donating funds tn boardi tha Eaprata on a Journay of in- 99 Abbott and Ooatallo would be learning the next day DeJoannls and Tanya Sines of missed iwo application of heat, elevation of the (ESPfi) SportaOantar the Inge Anderson Building Fund. lolo by Pinto Peter Oott, M.D, legs and the use of antl- trlgua and dangar Gana Barry, John 99 Bamay Millar because Ihere would be a competi­ Senior Troop 2; Heidi Howarth. week* of work Baton. Banta Bargar. 1066 Innammatory medicines, such as 2 :B 0 A M (X) NIghtwateh tion to see wbicb team knew their Christine Larson. Ann Paggloll, because of phle­ 9 9 MOVIE: 'Oirty OInaui Mag**' A tllp- 99 Bodywatoh (CC) Qlrl Scout! from Cadette Troop 610 look Laura Chlupea. The troop applied for a tndocin and Butatolldin. 99 INN Naw* skills the best Down Troutman, and Em ily Wolde ‘I cart* bitis What Is pary badman kaapa tlldlng through th* The girls rose bright and early of Cadette and Senior Troop 688 over the benches they Instelled et Reader’s Digest Foundation grant for Deep venous thrombophlebitis Is (Ingart of tha law Frank Sinatra. Oaorga 91 M*A‘B‘H 3 :0 0 A M (S) MOVIIi 'Waleem* Horn*. Physically and mentally disabled this? Could It Johnny Irlatol' A priaonar of war return­ the project. Their leader is Linda quite another matter. The deep leg Kannady. Anna Jackion. 1970. 99 PELICULAt ‘TIampe y Daatlampe' Saturday morning. In spite of the Gold Aw.iril recipients were: people enjoyed a festive day at the Spencer Village, a complex for senior have come from 91) Matlock A popular aotor It aooutad ing Irom Vietnam can find no trace ol th* late hours the previous night After Rachel Begin. Roberta Danlolos. the Esirolest veins are large and not visible iMreo Antonio Munli, Luoha Villa. hometown h* (antaaliad while in captiv­ Wadsworth Antheneum held espe­ citizens. Scouts are, from loft, Krieta Carlson. When they become Inflamed and ^nurdaring hit tharaplit. (60 min.) (B) HDsorv ity. Martin Landau, Jan* Alaaander. breakfast, the girls were divided Lois Gary. Laurie Ann KIncman. cially for them on May 23. The Girl pills my family doctor has me on? Irritation. Therefore, doctor* usu­ (In Btarao) QIacopeesI, Sandy Brindamoor and ally refer to thrombophlebitis a thrombosed, serious medical com­ tONN] Menayllna 1B71. Info teams, each having one or Kristin Waldren of Senior Troop 2: Scouts In the " I Care" program, led 99 91!) Nov* (00) An anamination of tha more representative per troop. The Individual member Amy JoSchultz. term that Includes both the clot and plications can develop. Unlike raatont for laptoty't oontinuad atltt- (Dig] Advantura* of OttI* and Harriat [CNN] Naw* Ovarnisht by Linda Miller, ran a number of DBANNBADENt BIHctly speak­ skills the Srouts learned that day formerly of Senior Troop 2; Mary ing, phlebitis means inflammation the vein Inflammation. blood clots In the deep veins have a anca daiplta th* taut that a oura for th* (TMOI MOVIIt Odd Man OuV A [DIS] Zerro booths for thoso who came to this Thrombophlebitis commonly af­ dangerous tendency to break off ditaata fiat baan known for ovar 40 woundad laadar of th* Irlth Under- ilSPN] PSA Bowling: Kaaalar Open (2 were fire building, first aid. com­ DeLude of Troop 400 of West all-day event of the lining of a vein. This yaart (60 min.) |B) round It hunted by th* polio*. Jama* ttra.) (r/ pass. lashing, and tent pitching. Hartford, and Cynthia Pitt of Troop About Town inflammation Is almost always fects the leg veins, which are and ne carried to the lunj^s, causln Activities Included square danc­ 91) Novala: Cobra Sanorlta Limantour laton, Hobart Nawten, Kathlaan Ryan. MOVIE: ‘Polla* Aeadamy III For the competition that after­ 620 In Glastonbury. ing. singing. face-paIntIng done by associated with thrombosis, forma­ divided Into two systems: superfi­ pulmonary embolism. If the bL._ 1647. clot Is big enough, large portions ot f D MOVIE: 'Tha Saat Cite* to S* (Part S R Irat AailgnmanV (00) Th* wortt noon. the teams had fo do three The Silver Award and Gold the t Care clowns, music, and tion of a blood clot at the site of cial and deep tU IA ] Alfred HItehooak Hour atudanta aver to go to a polio* academy want to attend the reunion must respond by Ju ly 1. lung tissue can be Injured end the orsi' At conflioti with har ohildran oon- ® things. The first was tent-pitching, Award are the two highest honors In games. ISome of the craft booths tlnua. Bhalla find* comfort in th* com­ graduate Into tha wortt polio* onioart Hospital talkt to ••niort ARer 6 p.m., call John BarnowskI at I6T-B8I8, or 1 l l t O P M d ) 9 9 NlghUIn* (CC). which had to be completed without G irl Scouting were button-making, paper bag condition may be fatal. pany of an old boyfriend who It dealing aver to walk a beat. Btavt Guttanbarg, Manchester Memorial Hospital will present pro­ Barbara Rasmussen Jolly at 04S-8SI1 for more wllh a ilmllar tituallon. Donna Naad, Ef­ HD Entertainment Tenlght Actor Martin Bubb* Smith, Howard Htttamtn. ISSB. any verbal communication. puppets, clay animals, balloon Pulmonary embolism Is a grams for seniors beginning July 1 through August on information. rem Tlmballtt Jr. 1070. Bhaan. Rated PQ-13. (In Starao) The second was completing an BrowniM vlilt cm IIb faces, and thumbprint pictures T h o u g h t o dreaded affliction because It may issues such as medication, housing, finances and diet. A-frame fire, building the flames Brownie Troop 887. headed by The event was a success, and I Care be difficult to diagnose without the The programs will be held from to 4; 80 p.m. tn high enough so that they burned a Catherine OIrouard, took a field Scouts are looking forward fo next 4:30 use of sophisticated end dangerous the cafeteria and are free. For more Information, call Bridgo club roBuItt llBtod Characteristics ot a doubt pusher worse, (verses M-N). Building a testing, such as pulmonary anglo- V e l l I t t l l l A string attached to two stakes on trip to Gillette Castle and the Valley year’s fair. Numbers Hand 14:4 negative picture. graphy. In addition. It can occur either side of the fire. Railroad to Essex on May 30. 047-0400. The Mancheeter A.M. Bridge Club results tor "Nevertheless" or "but" - these INNhly, they rejected the faith suddenly and without warning. — — The third event was a triangular The girls conducted a tour of the Monday’s and Thursday’s games are; are the responses of the "doubt and poeltive attitude of others. In glmllarly, deep venous thrombosis Lilftal wsaaan (Rl Ftis>si4i, compass course. They then had to castle and grounds, before leaving Lois Gary Is a member of Senior this case. Caleb and Joshua, for Ihe Essex depot and a train ride Troop 2. It you have G irl Scout ClBM of *67 eommittoo mottt Monday; North-South 1, Hal Lucal-Loulee Kermode; pusher". ^ ^ can be tricky to diagnose. Patients HI lash a seat that would support their I, Bev Saundera-Sara Mendelsohn; 8, Ellen Qoldberg- (verses iltiO, 14: (H). usually have swollen, tender calf leader, and then give first aid lo a They also went on a river excur­ Roundup news to submit, send It lo Let us look at some of the Loll Gary, Manchester Herald, Mancheiter High... School Class of 1S47 reunion Unda Simmons characteristics of the "doubt muscles. However, the typical planeload of people who had sion, with lunch Included, looking for clasematee. Thoae who Years ago, the first steamship Their bus relumed them to St P.O. Box Bit, Manchester, M040. committee Is still I pusher" that we mentioned In was launchM on the Hudson River. signs may not be present. Treat­ crashed In the Everglades. East-Weet 1. Susanna Shorta-Maryia r y tWlllhide; t, aestiHiiap*a devotional, ment Includes antlcoagulatlon with HVe?8%laeiito — mateon '.mmsooH. Sunday morning consisted ot Frankie Brown-MIke Franklin; I,I. Pat Bchadmer- A doubt pusher walked back and (9 ) f, StN. - P IM , we note all of Ihe spies forth saying, "It will never go, It heparin. packing up. breakfast, and a Barbara Anderson MiwrttHtMMt tht Msmt thing. A to«d Scout's Own. the theme of which will never go". Rut when (he steam Thrombophlebitis con have a m e IS 2627. Retreads not usual motorcycle club Thureday; North-South I, Phyllto Ptereon-Unda laiMl nowlBi with milk ti^ hniwk. tt built up. the ship started to move. m was nature The girls returned Simmons; 2, Bette Martin-Louiee Kermode; I , Carol w ti a matter of attitude that variety of causes, tn particular, home around noon, taking with many memberi will travel across the Robert Goodwill, 0$, of East Hartford, Hie doubt pusher saw tt going and women who smoke cigarettes and C o n tle u e i from p«|e It Lucal-Harvey Slrou InnuM M d ^ r faith In Qod'i ' i 9 r ! i w p 9 them valuable knowledge of out­ country to attend events. has been a member for about three Eaat-Weet 1, Frankie Brown-Peg DunReld; t, Tom he walked up and down the bank of take birthcontrol pills are at higher e icretMt.t|ii9,. i n . rmmy door survival years. The group givee him a chance to the river saying, "they will never risk, home people who spend long roup la arranted to vltit nearby sltei. Regen-Bev Saunders; $, Ijeely Whtte-Mollle TImreck jljft they all aaw> and get It to stop, they will never get It to TOURING OTHER countries sounds talk with othere about riding and about bath the evMtnet nf gtwd hours standing on hard surfaces nmy Rtostiy, the gathering la a aocial event to exciting, and sometimes an unexpected stop." can develop the condition. Gold it tlivtr Award! give riders a chance to exchange stories bikes. I tit 1.4. encounter adds to the adventure. On one Plnoehl* teoTM announetd tt‘s our attitude that determines SdTVRM y..,, The eighth annual Connecticut about riding and enjoy ■ barbecue. trip to Switteriand, the group was trying turned treat tHMil- fit short, thrombophlebitis Is a "It’s a different feeling riding the bike aamelhint neiativei our faith or overwhelms us with Volley Girl Scout Council Gold k to explain to the townspeople who they Ih e pinochle ecoree (h r ’Thuredur’a game are Robert common disease that Is often Silver Awards reception was held than in the car," he aaid. There's Schubert, $81; Kitty Byntee, SSI; MelteTr.MS; Jbllen II), "neveraelHt" er doubt. ^ )lN .* l4 Richard Leahey of Danbury said he were There was no translation lor Are you a "doubt pusher"? unsuspected In people with leg (and June B at the Hartford Insurance something to being out In the air, he Strong, M l; Edna Parmer, ISI; Kleenor Plecb, 114; OvMt dreama artdaahed hy has met people from all over the world •‘retreads’’ so the two cultures decided chest) pain, and requires caretel Group Tower Suite. added. A n n Ftsher, B$8; BudPequIn.SM; Helen Benacbe, NS; attention and management. If the through the club. Each state holds on the "used-ups’’ as an appropriate PhlHp R, Chatte, Raster, f After a welcome, Cadette Troop About 24$ others teem to agree. Sylvie Gower, BW; Seena Andrew, I N ^ twfi'ffls Church of the NaiMireae deep veins are affected. irurattw'i: 610 did the flag ceremony. Dorfs rallies once a year, Leahey aaid, end name. ■ r MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 23. 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By Thfe Aatecloftd Prtat a run In a three-run third and hltter for Detroit’s first shutout of received an Intentional walk in the the season and Alan Tram m ell hit a The Boston Red Sox have reason AL Roandap seventh. home run as the Tigers won (or the to (eel good about baseball again With Milwaukee left-hander John 26th time In 88 games. after watching Dennis "Oil Can" Henry Johnson making only his Tanana, 7-3, struck out six and Boyd pitch for the first time this ft’s been a struggle since the start second major-leaguo start since walked two for hts third straight season. of spring training for the Red Sox. 1984, the Red Sox tied the score 1-1 victory, second complete game of “ It's good to be back," Boyd said They still had the bitter memory on Don Baylor's 18th homer In the the season and his 29th career after allowing only five hits and two of coming within a strike of winning second. shutout. runs Monday night In his 1967 the World Series In Oame 6 against Then, Boston shelled Johnson, Tram m ell led off the fourth major-league debut. Boston de­ NewYork; ace Roger Clemens held 0-1. In the third. Barrett singled and inning with his 12th homer, off feated the Milwaukee Brewers S-2 out all spring and got off to a slow came around on two walks and a hit starter Jim Clancy, 7-8. Matt Nokes in a game called In the eighth Inning start; and heroes from last season, batsman. Dwight Evans drove In followed with a triple and scored on becauae of rain. such as Jim Rice, Dave Henderson the second run with a single off Pat Sheridan's sacrifice fly. Boyd, 1-0, threw 82 pitches In an and Marty Barrett have fought reliever Jay Aldrich’s leg and the Impressive return from the dis­ season-long slumps. other run scored on a double-play Mii1n*r* 3, WhH* Sox 0 abled list. Except for three rehabili­ Boston has a record of 82-87,10>A grounder. Mike Moore pitched a seven- tation starts In the minors, he had games behind Toronto and New AthiBtICB 4, Royals 1 hitter over 8 1-8 Innings to break a not pitched since a Florida exhibi­ York In the A L East. personal five-game losing streak, tion game March 25 because of "M y arm (eels good, no pain at Oakland snapped Bret Saherha- and Seattle won by shutout for the tendinitis In his right shoulder. all, no tightening up," Boyd said. gen’s personal six-game winning third time In Its last five victories. Boyd, who left after seven "With Roger (Clemens), myself streak as Steve Ontiveros won his It was the sixth victory in the last Innings, was In a happy mood in the and Bruce (H urst), it'sjust like last fourth straight game since coming seven games for the Mariners, who clubhouse after the game was year. I don’t know what will out of the bullpen In May. Reggie moved to within 8>A games of called with reliever Calvin Schl- happen, but there’s plenty of time to Jackson and Tony Phillips hit first-place Minnesota In the A L raldl on the mound and the count 1-2 make up ground and have some homers. West. The loss was Chicago’s I8th in with Dale Sveum hatting In the fun." Saberhagen. 12-2, pitched 7 2-3 its last 22 games. eighth. Some of Boyd’s teammates no­ Innings, allowed nine hits, struck Moore, 3-8, struck out six and " I ’m on a mission." Boyd said. "I ticed the difference. out five and walked two. walked none for his first victory feel I ’m still capable of winning 18 "H is personality adds a lot to this Jackson tied the score 1-1 In the since May 10. Bill Wilkinson got the AP photo ball games, and those IS games will team," catcher Marc Sullivan said. second with a leadoff home run, his final two outs for his third save. he credited to the team. I think I'm 'He’s perky and exciting to be eighth this season and No. 886 of his career. Luis Polonia then scored a big plus I can help the team get around. Just the way he Jokes and Boston Red Sox pitcher Dennis "Oil Can” Boyd delivers a going.” smiles picks up the team." Alfredo Orlffin from first base with Ang*l* 7, Rang*r* 3 Elsewhere In the Am erican Wade Boggs extended his hitting a double over the head of Bo California rookie DeWayne Bulce pitch during fIrsHnnIng action against Milwaukee League, Detroit blanked Toronto streak to 28 games and raised his Jackson in left field. struck out six hatters In 41-8 innings Monday night at Fenway Park. Boyd notched the win In 2-0, Seattle defeated Chicago 3-0, average to .380 with two singles In Tiger* 2, Blu* Jay* 0 of four-hit relief for the victory. his first appearance of the year. The Red Sox won, 5-2. Oakland beat Kansas City 4-1 and his 26th multl-hit game of the Oreg Minton earned his first A L The game was called after seven Innings due to rain. California defeated Texas 7-3. season. He also walked and scored Frank Tanana pitched a flve- save. Randolph keys Yankee victory

on his mind. The loss of Boddicker By Gordon Beard his R B I opportunities, "and con­ Home runs accounted for all the for on extended time could be the The Associated Press centrate enough to make contact." runs prior to the seventh. "All I’m doing Is being more Terry Kennedy’s 12th homer crushing blow to what already BALTIMORE - Whatever hap­ aggressive,” Randolph said. " I ’m gave Baltimore a 2-0 lead in the looms as a disastrous season. Boddicker has been Baltimore’s pened to Willie Randolph, the spreading the defenses a little second, and Claudell Washington tablesetter? more, hitting the ball where It's made It 2-2 on his fourth homer in only dependable starter. The O ri­ Suddenly, the veteran second pitched. In the past. I was pretty the sixth oles are 10-6 in games he pitched, even though he left five games with baseman has become a key run predictable where I ’d hit the ball. In the bottom of the sixth, Elddle producer for the New York It’s a matter of adjusting." Murray’s 13th homer gave Balti­ leads without getting victories. Yankees. more a short-lived 3-2 lead. It was The Yanks came from behind "It's like a dull toothache in my Randolph continued his new role Murray's first homer in 28 games, arm ... no particular spot." Bod­ twice to hand the Orioles their 21st Monday night; when his two-run or 106 at-bats. and only his second dicker said. "It started early, but I loss in 24 games, scoring five times double snapped a seventh inning tie RBI in 20 games. thought I could pitch through It. I ’ve in the seventh after Baltimore ace In a 7-3 victory over the reeling Dennis Rasmussen. 6-4. allowed Mike Boddicker had to leave the had It before” Baltimore Orioles. five hits in 6 1-3 innings and Cecilio The last time, he said, was in his game with a stiff arm With 44 runs batted In. Randolph Guante gave up one more the rest of final start before the 1986 All-Star Reliever Luis DeLeon. 0-1. failed already has accumulated his fourth the way. game. After a few days off. the arm to retire any of the five batters he highest total and is just 17 off his New York was managed by was better. faced after replacing Boddicker career high of 61 set In 1979. Coach Mike Ferraro, filling in for with one on and one out. “ As far as I know it will be tine." "It's a nice little bonus." Ran­ Lou Pinlella who attended the high Boddicker said. "W e'll have to wait dolph said, "when you’re accus­ A walk and a hit batsman loaded school graduation of his oldest son and see” the bases before a scratch infield In New Jersey. tomed to scoring runs and setting ."We’ve had enough problems hit by Wayne Tolleson scored a run “ I was hoping Lou would get here the table for the big guys” without Boddicker coming up with AP photo Randolph has batted .872 while before the game ended.” said to forge a 3-3 tie. arm trouble.” said the beleaguered hitting safely In 20 of his last 24 Following Randolph’s double, •Ferraro, who took some good- and pragmatic Ripken. "But we’ll Baltimore Orioles' second baseman Alan Wiggins forces games, scoring 24 runs and driving pinch hitter Gary Ward walked to natured kidding from the Yanks have todeal with It. We’ll go harder, reload the bases, finishing DeLeon, "H e must have been held up” Henry Cotto of the Yankees at second base to begin an In 18. dig deeper, and see if we can work “ You have to be In the right place and Dave Winfield singled off Eric Baltimore Manager Cal Ripken eighth-inning double play during action Monday night in Sr had a much more serious matter out of this thing.” Baltimore. The Yankees won, 7-3. at the right tim e” Randolph said of Bell for two more runs Celtics draft Northeastern’s Lewis a n d Gerry Corcoran of By Howard Ulmon Northeastern. need some extra transportation to Tl\e Aisocloted Press "We got to know him when he worked at our It was the other Northeastern draftee who has the only favorable NORTH l-tliT Timing dummy. It will be curtains if you rou­ THE BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Santom rookie camp. We were Impressed with hie fe K 4 3 tinely draw the opposing trumps be­ BOSTON — Reggie Lewis will go shot at making the Celtics, who fell V A K 6 5 3 Is the key fore attacking the heart suit. Instead, to Boston’s rookie camp this year guard ekilie because he showed he could just two victories short of success­ ♦ 7 6 try this. with a strong chance of making the fully defending their NBA title. The ♦ 7 6 4 By James Jacoby Celtics His stay there as a handle the ball. He can also play some Los Angeles Lakers beat them in counselor lost year, however, was six games in the championship WEST EAST Klrst, ruff the second diamond with defense and Is a good shooter." ♦ 7 5 ♦ 9 Now here is some aggressive bid­ the six of spades. Next, play the spade hardly useless. round. ♦ J9 ♦ Q 10 6 7 ding. North could bid only three ace. Then, without drawing the out­ It gave the Celtics a chance to see — Jimmy Rodgers "He can do a lot of different feAQJ 10 954 ♦ 632 spades, and the king of diamonds was standing trump, play A-K of hearts Northeastern’s high-scoring for­ things,” Rodgers said. "If you can ♦ J 5 ♦ g 10 9 8 2 a wasted card given the bidding, but and ruff a heart with your 10. Now ward play guard and Lewis a find a guy who does a myriad of chance to get experience at the things from the backcourt, that South nevertheless cue-bid four clubs play any spade other than the deuce to Rodgers said Lohaus was a major SOOTH and then five diamonds. When North the king in dummy. You are now able position. and did pretty well” gives us another bullet In the gun ♦ A g J 10 662 part of Iowa’s pressing defense and showed both the ace and the king of to ruff another heart high and get back "W e got to know him when he Boston may have gotten the big next year.” ♦ 42 more of an outside shooter than an hearts. South went for the small slam. to dummy by leading your spade two. worked at our rookie cam p,” guard it wanted hut it came up short Lewis averaged 22.2 points per ♦ K inside offensive threat.' You've read It here before: tf you’re You can now discard your losing club in filling its need for a big man who game for hIs career and 23.3 as a ♦ A K 3 Boston assistant coach Jim m y "He runs the floor extremely going to bid 'em up, you had better be on the good heart. You would lose the Rodgers said "We were Impressed con substitute In the frontcourt. senior. He Is the leading scorer and well.” Rodgers said. ” In post­ Vulnerable: Both able to play ’em up. The play is not hand through criminal carelessness if with his guard skills because he Center Blit Walton and forward shot blocker and second leading Dealer: South season play he didn’t distinguish really difficult. you ruffed the first time with the PRANK AND ERNEST 'by Bob Thavaa sh o w ^ he could handle the ball. He Kevin McHale ended last season rebounder In Northeastern history. spade deuce or if you pulled two with serious foot Injuries, while himself” although earlier In the Weit North Sostk can also ploy some defense and Is a Lewis, who played at Dunbar East The ace of diamonds was led and the rounds of trumps before attacking the center Greg Kite was largely season he was considered a possible ! ♦ THI5 SVJOlO opFf/?5 TO TFACH good shooter” High School In Baltimore with suit continued, declarer ruffing. The heart suit. Ineffective for the fourth straight first-round choice. 3 S 3 0 Paaa 4 * The Celtics, who made the "He’s probably going to have to fellow first-round picks Reggie analysis is easy — you have a club los­ m e TANSO ON t h e IN5T7M-LMErsrr season. Williams and Tyrone Rogues, said Pass 4 * Pass 5 ♦ 6-foot-7, 195-pound Lewis the 22nd get some strength,” Rodgers said Pass 5 * 6 * er unless you can park it on an estab­ A new book by James Jacoby and his After the Celtics took Lewis Pass PLAN. pick on the first round of Monday’s of the 7-foot. 230-pound Lohaus. who that Dallas and New York had Pass Pass Pass lished heart. If the hearts split .3-3, father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now dance Monday, team President Red N B A draft, would like to use him averaged 11.3 points per game as a shown a lot of Interest In him but playing A-K and ruffing a heart will do available at bookstores, ft is "Jacoby ITS CALLEP primarily os a hlg guard behind Auerbach said, "There’s no sense that he hoped Boston would choose it. However, that 3-3 division is not as senior but just 8.3 for his college AP photo Opening lead: ♦ A on Card Games," published by Pharos 5 TUP 11 starters Dennis Johnson and Danny taking a big guy if he can’t play ... him likely as 4-2. That means you may Books. '’PANCIN

stead of having to wash out a sponn from clothes), vinegar (Indispensable *"**^****>^ ***** CayalH^ The one cleaner or cleaning cloth, I’m much less likely for cleaning out a coffee pot or do­ DID MDU KNOW TH A r T H E Y H A V E T O A A Y U N C L f I DON'T THINK I to resent doing the Job. It seems odorliing pet sUlns) and a good all­ S H A R K S c a n y s l e e p ? KEEPMCM MO­ O L L IE H A S WANT TO HEAR ANY O’Reilly and Roche continue the lilsh domination we always use cleaner, less messy and more conve­ purpose cleaner in a spray bottle. I OR THEY'LL T H E S A M E nient. In other words, the ease repre­ MOREABOUTHIM. Roche, 25, a 6-2, 135-pounder from Dublin, Is looking •The bottom line is that It’s still fun.” veteran Steve guess If I had to pick Just one, the dlsh- PROBLEM. By Polly Fisher sented by paper towels Is a motivat­ washiag detergent would be the most C 5 R O W N . / I l ’s been 10 years now since the “ Irish Connection” forward to the Nationals in July In either the 1.500 or Gates said of his showing In the four-mller In which he ing factor toward getting the job versatile. \ / started to dominate the racing scene In Manchester 5 000 meters and a berth on the 1666 Irish Olympic placed seventh "This was as tough a field os ever for D EAR P O LLY — What do you con­ done! and that continued following the major triumphs last this type (rood) race I ’m tired and m y legs were a What’s your favorite cleaning prod­ team A graduate of Iona College, he now resides In sider the most important item in your Others may not undenund this and weekend by G erry O ’Reilly of County Meath In the mile stiff from yesterday ” The former Manchester uct, teebnigue or cleaning nM? — New Rochelle. N Y cleaning cabinet? — T.K . McCorwiIck/Com Fed Invitational Mile at Manchester Herald Angle High and Eastern Connecticut State College standout find It far more sensible to use a reus­ POLLY "The crowd really got Into the (mile) race and when D EA R T,K . — I’m sure this answer able doth or sponge. This Is purely High’s Pete WIgren Track and BrianRoche’s victory In Earl Yost it was announced that (G erry) O ’Reilly has run under was a respectable third In the 1,566 meter run a day Is M l what you’re expecting, but the my personal preference. I offer It be- the four-mller on Sunday as the climax to the 12th earlier 'T v e been running 16 years and still put In 46 to Make your own laundry soap, hand Sports Editor Emeritus four minutes It sounded like the crowd at a football use Item I couMu’t get along wlihuul cnuse I believe we should each find soap, window cleaner, furniture pol­ annual New England Relays . ^ game alter a touchdown It was really exciting, even 45 miles weekly, the SS-yeor-old Gates said of hts h n roll (or several!) of paper towels, I whatever makes the Job easy and as ish and wood-paneling wash with the Ireland-born runners can now boast six straight for me watching on the sidelines,” Charlie Breagy training schedule. . . ^ kMW that paper towels are M t the plensant ns passible. formulas in Polly’s newsletter triumphs In the feature Relays’ distance runs - Mick said The latter has agreed to he the "rabbit” , or The first six finlMiers in the McCormick Mile bested most ecoMmIcal Items In the clean- As for actMl cleaning products. It’s "Homemade Soaps and Cleaners.’’ O'Shea (1982), RIchO’Flynn (19S8) and Charlie Breagy pace-setter, for a possible sub-four minutemile. "Iwa.c the previous Relays’ record of 4; 15.6 set In 1677 by ing cupboard, but, to me, tbdr advan bard to pin down Just o m . Candidates Send |1 for each copy to P O LLY ’S U .P .A C R n by Jim Doris (1884-85-86) and Roche are all entered In the record Steve Lowell of Boston College. a^^Mwd right on the mark at 56 seconds for thequarter and 1:46 laics make them Indispensable. Bvi mvsf VMfvi vtMBcr w w n book, the first three In HMtIlometer runs for the half before I dropped out,” he said. The check tor 81.666 O’RelHy received for his win will If I con use a paper towel to dean mHddfshwasking detergent (tth great The Relays’ first 12K champion in 1S7S when the Q a lt up figur** up take care of expenaea tor a trip home to Ireland on the sink, wipe off the toilet or mop up far everything from washing out a Manchester Comntunlty College Introduced and Wediteaday. He has his heart set on bettering 3:37 for n spill, and then Just toss It away In- sbik to hnd-wnshlng grease spots uUe. sponsored the first twtMlay promotion saw Irish mall Attendance at this year’s events at Manchester High T o p s t t n i o r H t t the 1.566 to quality for the WorM Championship Games carrier Danny McDald show his heels to the pack which was up more than 166 percent of the previous year. A in Rome this summer and has a busy schedule in year ago. paid attendance was 416 — not I66as reported Charlie RobMns made hia first appearance In a doten ■X- was actually the start of the Iriah contingent’s years In the distance run Sunday. The retired doctor, European nneeta leading up m the Rome date. domination In local races. . ^ previously — and last Saturday 765 paid S3 each to Jim BalcomeiaatillbatUng 1.666 in suriing races on witness the events, especially the mile run. Overall, the who ru m bare-footed and will note his 67th birthday in John Treacy came alo»M two years later. In 1878, to September, predicted he’d average t; 86 mimitca and time in which he haabcen invnived with, the turkey day win the first of his four Thanksgiving morning r a ^ crowd was estimated at 8,666, the best ever for the and M CC road nacea over the past eight years. 12-year promotion run the course "In under 27 minutes.” Me required and Eamonn Coghlan added three more During ^ 26; 16 for therun, thehesttlirrelorany it«Ieover65. Bill "TTils it a perfect day to run. no Iwmldlty,” R w d ^ a d e two runners with Irish blood, one bom In the When Roche overtook three-time and defending C lusters taW before the Btart of the four-mller of whkn champion Bteagy In the four-mile road race. It was the Tribou predicted a 26; 26 for RobMm. which was 16 PBIPU WHO know USA - Hartford. Conn , Charile Duggan, and John seconds faster and a 27:36 for himself. The latter was he directed The same could not be said ^ knowthtfwttM rttinm ptic llllW w lw ■ ■ Doherty, of England last November, have given Irish second time the pair ever met The first meeting was Saturday when the mercury jumped over 66 degroeo last Thanksgiving in the Road Race. Roche finishing tinved In 27:26 The two have been competing against •bout ClMifiMl Advtrtiting. 643-2711 ■upporters a lot to cheer about on the local scene. 16 one attother fOr nearly 56 years. when the McCormick Mile was featured. triumphs In as many years. fourth and Breugy 12th.

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prwWmUTW u n invt ay jfm Deweetiv won three National League Cy intelligence and my own heart in would have been a disservice to me , •v Sill Bemord don’t want to make any deciaiona Arkanaaa. He can play guard or "ft'P M hOMr fMRf iG Tite Assecfofee Frees Young Awards with the Mets and is making that decision." feaver and the club. Now I have a deep TRg ABBGClofGd Fragg right away.” forward, hot Coach Dong Colling MaiMf. ItR tn k ftm iiB d G ia w l the chib's an-time winner wtth 108 said. sense of contentment." Meanvrhile, the Spura will hide plana to uae Mm at forward. in (Re CRinpa f pMyed R8. f i NSW yOKK Me Use been vlctorfes, including 28 in lOOO when As he made his last pitches 'The emotional cacojdiony b » ’Did baiketbpll Clais of 1M7 will their time and try to win enough " I’m very happy with the trade," aomehody heWeverf M im ." called "Tile ^a cM se " aad "Tern New York won the World Series. Saturday. Seaver may have re­ tween Seaver and the Mets nw b « a hard o m to grada. gamea and draw enough fana to aaid Pippen, who waa lightly Phoenix Mlow«d Bon AnttoU't Terrfic." fa fire years, Tom Seaver Seaver and the Mets originally called he was on the same mound finally ended in harmony after David Kobfnsoii. th« unqueati- atay afloat. recruited out of high achool. then p M of ROhinniHi wfiR G B ArMHM win also be calM a Hall of Fame hoped he could make his first where he came within two outs of a seasons of tears and cheers. otwd star of the coltege crop, is With Rohinaon in limbo, it ap- grew aix inchea during four yeara in Gflliam of HevaRonnie Murphy of YorK announcing hIs retirement. average and 3,040 strikeouts. He pitcher and 1 trust my own I can’t compete on that level, so it history of the Mets." Angelo Droaaoa aaid. "Aa far as aaid. "Pippen ia an outatanding Bogues, like Pippen. Improved Jacksonville by Portland, 83 Mark aigning him to a contract, we will proapect who can do a lot of thinga. his draft position during post­ Jackson of St. John’s by New York, pay him whatever it takea." season campa and all-atar gamea. 8-8 Ken Norman of minols hy the AF photo He haa a 78inch arm apan and he’a " I ’m trying to keep an open mind a player who will get bigger and As the No. 12 pick by Washington, Clippers, G4 Jim Parmer of Ala­ Tyrone Boguet, a 5-foot-3 guard from Wake Forest, about it,” Rohinaon aaid of hia atronger. He grew eight inchea in he will join 7-7 Manute Bol on the bama by Dallas, 88 DaRaa Co­ who'll be the amalleat player In the NBA when he |olna the aelection by the Spura. " I hope togo the laat four years and we think he’a Bulleta, giving them the tallest and megys of DePaul by Atlanta, G7 down to San Antonio and look going to get better” the shortest players In the league. Reggie Lewis of Northeastern hy Bulleta, ahakea hands with Atlanta flrat-round pick Dallas around, get to know the organiza­ Pippen averaged 23.8 pointa and "Having Manute at center to Boston and 810 Greg Anderaon « t Comegys at tha NBA draft Monday In New York. tion. and see the people In charge I 10 rebounda as a aenior at Central back me up could take a lot of the Houston by San Antonio. spoHa in Brief I M cH ale Undergoes surgery on foot * r b M a b rb M Volk said he thought Walton TONIOHT'8 OAMCS Rndlph2b S 3 2 3 Oertwrtef 4 000 aecota3b 0 00 0 MDovIsrf 4 0 2 0 leg and foot would be in a cast for navicular bone of his right foot. eimorf* v». Vets, 6 — FItigerold Afliirlein Liagui itindlngi Bonds If 4 0 0 0 OMrtnicf Oenms Hopeon, 85, a, Ofikt State (1,1).. DeNIcolo mlttet out on OHO berth probably would choose radical Woslntn If 3 112 Wl00tns2b 4 000 BreUdh 4 0 0 0 Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 10 Bonilla rf 4 0 2 0 Palmeir U jemie Woller, 84, g, i ^ n t a Union (2 ,# . eight to 12 weeks. A period of He was Injured March 11 in a Lethrop vs. Moln Pub, 7:30 — OWord 1b 1 0 0 0 Ripken es 40 10 2 110 McGwIr 1b 3 0 2 0 surgery that would allow him to Fltioerold « ^ , Roy 2b 2 0 10 Dawson rf Andrew Moten, 80,j , PlorM (4, j®. Jgrnes • M ID D LEFIELD — Manchester Country Club golf professional BOSTON — Boston forward rehabilitation would follow. ’The game against Phoenix when a Suns Easier dh 3 0 0 0 Murray 1b 3 111 4 0 0 0 Canseco If 4 00 0 MOloi 1b 3 0 0 0 Ourhm 1b Blackmon, 83, g, Kinfucky (5 ,8 ^ P4fw play on a stronger right foot after Oil Heat vs. Deon, 4 — Robertson W L act. o Kittle dh 2000 Knlohtlb 4000 BJocksnlf 3000 R^ksndh 4 111 Kevin McHale underwent surgery next season begins In late October. player stepped on his foot. Brand Rex vs. Gentle Touch, 7:30 — BOovlspr 0 10 0 AAorlndSb Bromwell,81,o, (4,1W. Fronk Beoker,8i. Ralph DeNicolo just missed qualifying for the Canon-Sammy missing next season rather than Toronto 42 24_ .418 - Winfield rf 4 0 12 MYoun^ 3 110 0 00 0 Steinbchc 4 110 Bream lb 0 0 0 0 Noce2b g,BowllngO^(Aljy. Monday on his right foot and ankle, McHale played in 77 of 82 Robertson New York 43 27 .414 - 4 122 3 122 Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open in open qualifying Monday at " I think Kevin is likely to (he Elks vs. Bray's, 6 — Nike thglrulo 3b 4 0 0 0 Kennedyc e i i s A 4 0 10 Phillips 2b VonSlykef 4 112 Bundbrge and Celtics’ General Manager Jan regular-season games and was less severe treatment that might let Detroit 37 2* .S41 4 Pasciua lb 3 10 0 Lacy rf 4 00 0 ASotafrss 3 0 10 Griffin ss 4 10 0 MorrisnSb 4 0 10 Brumlv ss Lyman Meadow Golf Club. ready to) start the season or be very Brown's vs. Mak, 7:30 — Nike Milwaukee 3S 31 S30 4 3 12 0 Burlesndh Volk said center Rill Walton proba­ sixth in the league with a 28.1 point him play next season but wouldn’t Cox vs. Methodist, 6 — Paeani Salas e 20 10 Esnrch ph 1000 Ortiz c 4 0 2 0 Moverp DeNicolo, who haa qualified for eight GHOa, fired a 71 on the close.’’ Volk said. "W e’re not Boston 32 37 W'/i Cottoet 3 110 Dwyerpb 0000 Quirk c 3 0 10 Bernard ss 4010 bly would have an operatibn that scoring average. He led the NBA strengthen the foot as much. Aide's vs. Nassitf, 7:30 — PooanI 2V 41 .414 14 looking at (a return in) January Pub/MMH vs Nutmeg, 4 — Keeney Baltimore Tolleson 4 111 TOR' 11 t 4 4 ToMs 34 4 W 4 Reuschel p 3 00 0 par-72 course to finish in a group of six players who shot 71s and would sideline him all of next with a .884 field goal percentage "W e’ll make the decision soon, in Cleveland 2S 42 .373 14'14'/k Totals 31 7 I 7 TOMS 8 3 41 TeMs 32 2 13 TeMs 21 3183 Clem, 44,’f, v< unless he doesn’t progress. ... Century J1 vs. DeCormler, 4 — headed for a playoff for the fourth and final GHO slot. DeNicolo season. and was seventh in blocked shots. the next week or so," Volk said of Charter Oak Triche, 44, f, Kevin’s been a quick healer in the w L act. 08 9lew Vgrk Wllllams,43, "S. had a 28foot birdie attempt slide just by on the first playoff hole. ’I think Bill Is more likely not to In the final playoff series against Walton’s course of treatment. “ If Minnesota 37 29 .S74 8 81 8 G Game Winning RBI — Polonlo (2). ctilegge 838 883-3 Ken Mattlace, of Jacksonville, Fla., birdied the second playoff past.” he has the radical surgery ... 1 34 32 .B9 3 be” ready to play when the NBA the Los Angeles Lakers, he played Oakland Qame winning RBI — Randolph (4). E-^unsford, Stelnboch, FWhite. OP— None out when winning run scored. Chris Welp, 7<;~c7 Washingfpn would say that he will not be back Womin’t Ric Kansas City 35 32 .S22 3Vk E— Knight, oa— Baltimore V. LoB— Oakland 1. LOB— Konsos CUy 7, Oaklondl. Game Winning RBI - 7. Moreland (4 ^ Vincent Askew, 84,0, MempMsStatef hole to earn the G H O berth. season starts than McHale. Volk Despte the Injury, the seven-year In ail six games and averaged 20.5 Allied Printing shut out The Homes­ SeoUle 34 31 .322 3Bruce Dalrymple,M,giOeorgta tech championship at Race Brook Country Club. Callfomla 7, Texas 3 EBell 2-3 Umpires— Home, Coble; First, ScoU; Reuschel pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. (2,46). Winston CHte, 87, Army and Navy defeated Manchester Only games scheduled Arnold 2 Second, McCoy; Third, Oenkinger. Umpires— Heme, Rennert; First, Cunningham, 23, Is a graduate of East Catholic High School and Athletic Club, 3-1, Monday night at Tggjagy’s OgntM LOeLeon pitched to 5 batters In the 7th. T— 2:43. A— 18,344. Moreland escapes fine with homer Weyer; Second, Mentagiw; Thlrd,Halllon. William and Mary. Keeney Field. Matt Mutteiln led the New York (Rhornn M ) at Baltimore HBP— MYouttg by Rasmussen, Cotto by Br#nt coumii ft Poc Boyce, 84, f, Akron 1! The tournament switches to match play today with the top 16 winners with two hits while Bruce (Williamson 2-5), 7:M p.m. LOeLeonDeLeon. PB— Salas. T— 2:27. A— 27J144. 80, g, (SfendCenvon^ Macaro and Dalon Stimpon also drove Milwaukee (Nieves S4) at Boston (Sellers Umpires— Home, poiermo; First, m o qualifiers vying for the individual title In the championship flight. C H IC AG O (AP) - One hopes for Louis In the N L East, was toohappy Moreland to know he’s a fastball In runs. For MAC, Kevin Brophy drove 2-1), 7:35 p.m. son; Second, Tschkta; Third, Phlillps. Ronnie Murphy,8srft-t7Jecksenvllle (1, with (he outcome said he wouldn’t hitter, but I did not want to walk In Us only run. 'Toronto (Stieb S-4) at Detroit (Robinson T— 2:54. A— 34,331. a little bonus after hitting a Angili7,llangiri8 17). Lester Fonviile. 7-0, c, Jackson State (2, fine Moreland. him on the 2-0 pitch, and while I did 4-3), 7:35 p.m. __ 29) . Nikita Wilson, 88, f, Louisiana State (2,: game-winning homer, but Keith Seattle (Bankhead 7-4) at Oilcogo B a s k e t b a l l 30) . Kevin Gamble,88 0, lewu (3 ,i i).M , Dlnetn, Turgeon to try out Moreland expected to be penalized. ” He’s been having trouble swing­ not want to get the ball around the W ilt Sldi (Lorm 3-3), I p.m. CALiaORNIA TBXAS wee Barber, .8J,F^t?OTlM.PW»-(4 84)^ Moreland missed a bunt sign In ing the bat this season, but f’ve been Inner half of the plate. 1 did just that B.A. Club defeated Edwards 347, 7-2, Cleveland (Condtottl 2-Z) at Minnesota llili8ox8.Briwirtt ;rliM d irh b l David Mess, 87, f, tulsa (5,189). B8mard< HARTFORD — Kevin Dlneen and Sylvain Turgeon of the (Smithson 3-3), 1:05 p.m. . _ willing to let him hang In there. I and paid for It,” Reuschel said. Monday night at Paganl Field. Dan Dwnngdh 3 3 2 1 Browne2b 4 12 0 Jackson, 83, g, Leyelo, lli. (4,132). Kenny Hartford Whalers will be among those invited today to try out (or the bottom of the ninth Inning wtth White hod two hits tor B A. Club. Callfomla (Fraser 3-5) at Texas (Hough MILWAUKiyS BOSTON DWhIterf 5 3 3 1 Fletchr u 3 12 2 Tiim-by-Tiim iilMtlon Stone,87,(, (3eoroeFex,Ore. (7,155). Leon Durham on first and then hit wanted to have him swing at the 2-0 Jamie Moyer, 8-4, pitched his 7-2), 1:35 p.m. o brhM e rh M Joyner 1b 5 0 2 3 Sierra rf 4 0 0 0 Team Canada for this summer’s Canada Cup tournament. pitch, and if be was still up. then f’d first complete game since last Aug. KonsosCIty (OublOa44)a(Oakland(Rllo JKHowllf 4 0 11 OBrIen 1b 3 0 10 his I2lh homer of the year on the Molltorlb 3 0 10 Burksef 3010 ' Kenny Smith. 83, g, NoHt^rellna (1,4). Whaler goalie Mike Llut and Captain Ron Francis were not move Durham to second.” Michael 18. It also was the Cubs’ third A Ciiitril 0-2). 10:35 p.m. Yount cf 3 0 10 Barrett 2b 3 110 OeCncs3b 4 0 0 0 Parrish dh 4 0 2 0 NEW YORK (AP) — Team-by-teom Sven Meyer, 811, c, Oregon (3, 51). Joe next pitch to give the Chicago Cubs BOonec 4 0 0 0 Incvgllo If 3 10 0 selectlonsfor the 1987 Notional Arlouckos, 88, (, Nloem (4, 74). Vemon among the invitees. said. complete game this season, and Farr's beat Manchester Cycle, 9-2, at Kansas City at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. Cooperdh 3 0 0 0 Boggslb 2 120 a 3-2 victory Monday over the Fitioerald Field. Mike CrockeU led Deer rf 3 0 0 0 Rice U 3 100 Schoflldss 3 10 0 McO^I cf 4 0 2 0 Basketball Association draft Monday ot the Carr, 84, g, Michigan State (5,87). (Mryl Moreland has hit nine homers first since April 26. Moyer has won New York at Balttmore, 7:35 p.m. Surhotfc 3 2 2 0 Boylerdh 3 112 Pettis cf 3 10 0 MStanly c 4 0 0 0 Felt Forum with height, Thomas,8yt, lndlana(4,130).S^AdiM, Pittsburgh Pirates. Farr's with three hits. Including a grand Milwaukee at Boston, 7:35 p.m. 3 111 Buechle3b 3 0 0 0 position, school or country and round and and driven In 29 runs In his last 18 five of his la.st six decisions while slam homer, while Jett Cosada, Rob RoMdx 1b 3 0 10 DwEvn 1b 3 12 1 AAcL/nrSb 84,o,Upsala(7,14)). It was the only game played In the Toronto at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. 3010 Porter oh 10 0 0 overallsetectlonnumberin Son Antenle Spots Papa wins field hockey award games. equaling last year’s victory mark. Roy, and Ed Hanlon eoch added three Seattle at Chicago, I p.m. Felder It 2 0 0 1 Bentngr rf National League. St. Louis and hits. For Cycle. Tony ZImmermon ond Oontnr 2b 3 0 0 0 SOwenss 2 00 1 TeMs 34 7 8 4 Telals II 3 8 3 parentheses: David Robinson, 7-1, c. Navy (1 J ). Greg ” I passed on the sign to have Reuschel pitched his NL-leading Cleveland at Minnesota, 1:08 p.m Sveumu 2 0 0 0 Sullivan c 30 10 Atlanta HasAs Andersen, 810, c-f, Houston (1, 23). Note WEST HARTFORD — Jennifer Papa, of Waranoke Road, Montreal were rained out after the Fete Zimmerman had two hits each. Callfomla at Texas, l:3S p.m. 181 3B I 218-7 Dallas Comegys, 88, f, DePoul (1, 21). Moreland move the runner (D ur­ fifth complete game, walking one TeMs 3S 3 I 1 TSMS 3S 3 8 4 iMniWfiiw Blackwell, 84, g, temple (2. 27). t^ll- Manchester, won an award for her performance on the girls’ field Expos held a 2-1 lead through three TtMB 813 Terrance Balley,82,g,Wapner (2,42). terry Zevenbergen, 810, f, Washington a , 10). Innings ham) to second, and had (Rick) and striking out four Gome Winning RBI — Downing (5). Coner,83,e,Alaboma (2,44).Song Tau,48,(, todd 6Aay,88,f, Pikevllle, Ky. (4,n) .b m ls ‘ hockey team at Klngawood-Oxford School laat year at the The homer was the Cubs 14th Clwrtir Oik E— Harris 2, Sierra. DP— Colltomlo 2, Chlna(3,4^TheofonlsChrlstodouluo,88,(, " I hated missing that sign on a 1-0 Reuschel’s pitch been a strike. I NitlonilLNguiitindIngi Besten 813 Williams, 84, g, G e ^ta (5, 84). Ricky school’s recent sports dinner. ninth-inning homer. It also marked Rick ReuBchGl pItohBEtothe Highland Park Market upended Game called In top of 8th Innii rain. Texas 1. LOB— Callfomla 8, Texas 4. 2B— Greece (4,90). Jose Antonio AAontero, 4-4,g, Brown, 88, f. South Alabama (4, 118). pitch and I ’m sure I ’ll get fined probably would have become Coach's Corner, 5-3. at Fltigeraid Field. Game Winning...... I RBI..—RBi Baylor . OWhIte, Joyner. 3B— McLemore. HR— SMin (5,113). Ricardo 6torandotl,84,t, Italy Reynard Devls,87,f,texos (7.142). Papa, a senior, plans on attending Bucknell University In the angry.” third-base coach John the ninth time they have won a Cubs Monday In Chicago. Kevin Schaeffer had two hits tor Fletcher (4). SB— OWhIte (15), PeUls (4,136). Franlo Arapovlc,7-1,c, Yugoslovla because I know Gene Michael ' MyMen E—“ BorreU.“ ■■ DP— Milwaukee 3,I, Bostonl. fall. Vukovich said. game In the final Inning. Highland while Gary Powers ond John W L Pet. OB LOB— Milwaukee 3, Boston 4 2B— (7,199). Scottle Pippen, 87, f, (Mntral Arkansas (1, (Cubs’ manager) docs not like Reuschel want the diafanoe Buccino had three and two hits, St. Louis 41 25 .421 — Surhott, OwEvens HR— Baylor (13). IF H K ER ■■ so Eottan Conic* 5). Derrick McKey, 88, f, Alatam (L 8). being disobyed." Moreland said. Reuschel was angry with Andy Van Slyke’s two-run homer for the fifth time but the he reepectively, ter Cooch's. Chicago 38 .551 4\^ S B - Burks (10). 8" Felder, OelNanile Rtogta Llwlt,4-7,o-f > Norttieoslorn (1,23). a himself. with two outs In the eighth had MWm 31-3 4 3 3 3 1 Brad Lohoui, 7-0, f, lowo (2, 45). Tom Michael, whose C^bs moved Montreal 36 31 .537 5Vy SF— SOwen. Herzog, Maxville get pacts extended " I played enough games with given Pittsburgh a 2-1 lead. and the Pirates lost, 3-2. New York 34 31 .537 5W Buleo W ^ 4 1-3 4 0 0 0 4 SnMtwy, 4-7, f, Vtrglnlo (3, 70). Darryl within 4‘A games of first-place St. A iN t Pittsburgh 30 37 .448 11 Vi IP H R BR BB SO Minton 5,1 31-3 1 0 0 0 0 Konnody, (, 4-5, Oklahoma (4, 91). David una(6,l24)..... ST. LOUIS — St. Louis Cardinals Manager Whitey Herzog and Toxoi BuHw , 44, f, Californio (5, 114). Tim J.C. Penney ediKd Cummings Insu­ Phiiadelohia 29 36 .446 11W North Carolina Stale (7,147). General Manager Dal Maxvill won contract extensions because rance, 5-4, at Robertson Pork. For the Divtslea JHJohnsn LA I Morrti L,^7 4 7 4 5 4 7 Mocooll, 4-7, f, Wlscon*ln-Stav*ns-Polnt (4, Utah Jon winners, Ed Tysika, Tom Santo. Jon W L Pet. OB Aldrich MWIlllam* 3 3 1 1 3 1 137). Oerrv Corcoran,M,t, Northeastern (7, Jose DrUt. 810, f, Oregon State (1,15). of their work over the past few years, Board Chairm an August A. Mehorcic 1 0 0 0 0 1 160). Murphy, Miek Wanie, ond Todd Dun­ Cincinnati 31 31 .551 — Clear Clarence AAarfIn, 88, f, western Kentucky Busch Jr. says. can nod two hits each. For Cummings, Houston 37 31 .544 Vt Itarris pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. Chleage Bulls (3,61). Billy Donovan, 80, g, Provld4nce(3, First-day play at Wimbledon a washout Jay Howroyd had three hits while Steve Son Frondsco 35 33 .515 2Vi Boyd W.1-0 Umpires Heme, Evans; First, Cousins; Olden Polynice, 811, c, Vlrglnlo-Rlmlnl, M). Reuben Holmes,811,(.Alabama State Herzog, who had been on a three-year contract that was to Ihischer and Josh Howrovd added two Atlanta 34 34 .500 3Vk SchlrahM , . . . . Second, Ford; Third, Johnson. Italy (1.1). Horace Orant,810,f-c,Clemson (4,84). Bart Kotaed, 4-5, p, Kearney State, expire after the 1988 season, accepted on Monday a two-year nits each. Los Angeles 30 31 .441 JVt JH Johnson pitched to 3 batters In the 3rd, T— 3:52. A— 25,118. |l, 10). Ricky Winslow,88,t, Houston (2 ,» . Neb. (5,107). Art S tM , f 4 . g, Bloomfleld The rainout meant Boris Rpeker One of Navratilova’s main rivals got was a soaking. .314 MW tony White, 82, g, Tennessee (2,33). John extension which carries through the 1990 season. Maxvill was By Andrew Worshow San Diego 23 ‘ Schlroldl pitched to ObottersIntheOlh. College, N. J. (4,130). Keith Webster, 811,g, will not see any action, rain or not. " It ’s about time they got a shelter Fox, 88, f, Mlllenville, Pa. (3, 56). Jack Harvord(7,1S3). given a one-year extension which runs through 1988. The Associated Press could not start defense of his Nortlwrn Chicago 3, Pittsburgh 2 HBP Baylor by Aldrich. Haley ,810,c, UCLA (4,79). Anthony Wilson, vvwnvnBivii ■wnviv two-time title on Centre Court and Czechosolvakla’s Hana Mandlik- for the place, ’’ said Jean Canning, a Montreal at St. Lo«ils, ppd., rain Umpires-Home, Kaiser; First, Welke; 84, g, Loulslono State (5, 102). Doug Tyrone Bogues, S4,p, Wake Forest (1,12). Financial terms of the contracts were not disclosed, but Herzog S4-year-old housewife from London WInnIneer's Gymnastics nudged L.M. Altenbermr, 44, g, Illinois (6. lU). Ervin WIMBLEDON, England - Rain 'none of the other 68 scheduled ova. a finalist last year and the No. 4 Only games schectaled Second, Brinkman; Third. Co Milarlnguilndirt Duaneuone Woshmoton,W( 44,0, Middle Tennessee said he had been given a raise from his previous contract, which seed, withdrew with an injured foot. who had waited a lifetime to come GUI, 1A8, ot Robertson Pork. For TaesdR**s------'Tt'S “— ■ T-2:07. A-18,544. Leavy,437o,Central Michigan (7,148). Stale a(2, 34). . Danny Pearson, 88 g, and Wimbledon have gone hand In matches took place, either. The Wlnnlnger's, Rob Cennelly. BUI Sl- Chicago (Sutcllfle 83) at New York Cteveland Oavoltars was reported to be about 8380,000 per year. entire program was transferred to Her withdrawal caused a sha- to Wimbledon and ended up seeing brinst, and Chuck Lankford hod three JacksonvilleXI vine (3,59). Scott Thompeon, 8l1, c, hand for more than 100 years. (Darting 24), 7:35 P.m. ^ at Bats. Kevin Johnson, 81, g, California (1, 7). Son DIepospo (4(4,81).Patrick .. — — Falrs.8S,g, . _.r9s^S»flti Texas keup In the women’s draw with no tennis and getting wet. " If they hits each while Bob Reoult added two ______. .. PUtsburgh Konnord Johnson, 88, f. Western Kentucky Now. after a complete washout of today, with organizers hoping for Montreal (Heaton 83) at AMBRIOIN LRAGUB (5,W4).CNm'oyne" Scholten,88,f,Washli. ' American Anno Marla Fernandez can put a man on the moon, why safeties. For the losers. Bob DImanno (Kipper 85), 7:35 p.m. Tlgirtt.BlMJiyiO e AB R H Pel. (2,41). Donald Royal, 87, t, Notre Dame (3, Stale (4, 1»:B). Jamie J Dixon, 44, g, Texas opening day at the world’s most better weather. smacked tour hits while Gary Deslua- Philadelphia (Rowley 74) at St. Louis BoaosBen 48 255 51 87 .310 m . Chris Dudley, 810, c, Yale (4,75). Carven Christian (7,,150) Sox recall Sellers, option Gardner Fo r the second time, Becker was replacing the Czech as a "lucky can’t they look after us better." lals, John OssewskI, and Ron Slamon Holcombe, 85, g, Texas ChrlsUon (4, 80). prestigious grass-court tennis tour­ (Tunnell 811, 8:35 p.m. _ ^ TOR09ITO DBTROIT Trommll Det 58 231 45 81 .351 due to open against Karel Novacek loser.” Alan Mills, the tournament refe­ odded two hits each. Houston (Ryw 84) at Son Otago (Whitson FucktU Min 47 248 44 80 .315 Carl LoU, 84, 0, Texas Christian (5, 88). BOSTON — The Boston Red Sox recalled pitcher Jeff Sellers nament. organizers are looking for obrUM ObrhM Harold Jensen, 81 g, Vlllonovo (4, 121). of (Czechoslovakia. Czechoslovak The women’s draw was reduced ree. said It was "a day of ' 74), 10:05 p.m. Femndt ss 4 0 10 Whltokr 2b 2 0 10 Trtabll Kon 43 235 35 77 .3M from their minor league affiliate in Pawtucket, R.I., and ways to make sure the two will (rincInnoU (Robinson M ) ot Bon Fran­ TobtarCle 44 255 36 82 332 Michael Foster, 82, o. South Carolina (7, to IS seeds with Mandlikova’s No. 4 frustration, mainly on behalf of the Mosebycf 3 0 2 0 Modlckdh 4 0 0 0 144). demoted reliever Wes Gardner to the International League club, finally part company. Ivan Lendl, the world’s No. I player cisco (Hommoker 34j, 10:35 p.m. Barfield rf 3 0 10 Otason If 4 0 2 0 Randolph NY 48 259 58 83 .317 Transactions and Becker’s main rival, was to spot remaining unfilled. Fifth- poor spectators who had to sit out AUanto (Pulw 1-0) at Los Angeles Ftalcher Ttx 48 257 34 81 .315 Dallas Mfwsrtcks the club announced Monday. For only fourth time In Wimbled­ R c c s o c c e r GBell U , 4 0 0 0 T r o i^ l ss 4 111 Jim Farmer, 64, g, Alabama (1,3D). Steve take on Christian Saceanu of seeded Helena Sukova of Czechos­ there all day, and for the players." (V0leniuele^5M^M|s.m^^^ Ftalderdli 4 0 0 0 Nokesc 3 120 Femndi Tor 48 148 41 M .313 Sellers, who had a 2-1 record with a 7.87 earned run average on’s 101-year history, Monday’s Franco Cta 47 259 43 81 .313 Alford, 82,82, p, Indiana (2, 36). Mike Romania In the first match on Court lovakia moved Into the bottom half " It ’s disappointing and frustrat­ Gniber3b 4 0 0 0 Shertdn rf 3 00 1 Richmond, 88, t, Texo8EI Paso (3, 64). BASRBALL rain prevented any (Irst-day play. ClncInnOM^Son^onelsco, 4:05 p.m. lorg B> 4 0 10 DaEvns 1b 3 0 10 Mamnolv NY 53 208 33 64 .311 when sent to Pawtucket on May 26, was scheduled to start to balance It out. ing but there’s nothing we can do,” Chicago at Mew York, 7:35 p.m. nVfTfV Rims David Johnson,88, t, Oklahoma (4,89). Sam AflNertcoh lieggae It was only the 22nd total rainout. No. 1. Upsltawlb 3 0 0 0 Lemonct 4 03 0 Hill, 88. t. lowo State (5,112). Quintan Oates, BALTIMORE ORIOLES-DpUened Ken ’Tuesday night against the Milwaukee Brewers. The fans stayed around during Mills said. Montreal at Pittsburgh. 7:35 p.m. CMoorec 3 0 0 0 BroknsSb 3 0 0 0 GBell, Toronto. 23; McGwire, Oakland, but year after year the fickle Today’s original schedule, which MIdgit Phiiadelohia at St. Louis. 8:35 p.m. 22; Barfield, Toronto, 18; LAPorrtsh, 87, t. Texo8EI Paso (6,135) . Gerald White, Dixon, pllther, to Rochester ot the Boston Manager John McNamara said that Bob Stanley, 3-8 as Buzzer Hadlngham, chairman of Tsleta aoiOTslols aiioi IntemaUonal League. British weather Intervenes, and was to have featured defending the rain Monday, but they weren’t toros 2 (Scott RIchordt, MoU Custer), Houston ot Son Diego, 10:M p.m. Texas, 17; MDovIs, O oktom l, 17; OBrIen, 81,o,Aubum^S8L a starter, would be in the bullpen instead of starting against the All England Club, hinted It was AUanlo at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. BOSTON RED SOX— Aedvoted Dennis officials hinted thev would consider women’s champion Martino Nav­ happy. Texos, 17; 4 ore Hod wUh M. perhaps time to move Wimbledon ^wStros 4 (Ron Lesnipk, Annod An- Andre Moore, 4?t, LoySoJll. (2,31). Tom "(XI Can" Boyd, pdcher, t i ^ Ihe. Milwaukee. ____ , ^ ^ , moving the start of the tournament ratilova of the U.8.. has been put Thousands huddled all day under nlgerl, Jason Arglros, Mott Howroyd), GBell, To ro n l^ lo iM rt, New York, 52; Schafer, 87, t, Iowa State. (3, 54). David disabled list. (todoned John Lelstarand Wes Sellers had a 3-2 record with a 2.87 ERA at Pawtucket. until later in the summer, for the Gome Winning) RBI — tl^Mnmell (5). Boone, 86, t, Morouette (4, 77). Ronnie Gardner, piteners, to Pawtucket of the' back a week to try for better back until Wednesday, the third umbrellas hoping vainly for their Olympics 1 (Joshua Hare) ...... E— Trommell. LDP-Torohto 1. Lp(8- Joyner, Cadtarnra, 53; LAItarrtsh. benefit ot both players and fans. YMItecaps 3 (Soroh Hornbostel 2, Jill Texas, 51: WlnttaW, New York, 51; (Jrondison, 88, t. New Orleans. (5, 100). IntemaUonal League. Recalled Jett Seders, Gardner, who missed the entire 1988 season because a bad conditions. day of the tournament. heroes to appear. All many of them Toronto 7. Detroit~ 8.~ lB-4Meon.^ ____ _ Kelvin Scarborough, 81, p. New Mexico (4, pdcher, from Pawtucket. Hadlngham said he would be Loutisnbach). Comets 0 Lemon.3B Nokes. HR— Trammed (It). Ivons, iSoeton, 50; Ripken, BoUlmere, shoulder which required surgery, is 83 with a 8.78 ER A and just EiittinLuguMtinillngi 113). Rowan Gomes, 810, t, Hampton U., Vo. DETROIT TIGERS RsocUvotad discussing with his committee of SF— Sherktan. __ (7,146). Curtis Hunter, 84,0, North Carolina Bergman, Infleldsr, from the IS four saves in 22 appearances with the Red Sox this year. IP H R IR BB BO Prestav. Seattle. 49. management "whether it might be Pn Wn I L PCI. GB Pltchhig (5 oecRtaital (7,154). dlsitaled list. (Mened Morris . Minnesota, SO, 1.0(0; Ouetter- Detroit Pislom den, _ ^ pitcher, Toledo at...... the Intemo-...... wise to put the meeting back a Oilers 2 (Ryon Buttell 2L CMlohlns 0 PlltstleW (Cubs) 41 36 .412 — CtancyL.7-5 7>3 W Freddie Bonks, 82,0, Nevodo-Los Vegas donalLeapu Uondi League, traded Bryan Kell v,pHcher, Canucks name McCammon coach Mustangs 3 (Borrett ^ o g lla , Jett New BrtlecJRd Sx) 1-3 0 I i t It. Seattle. SO, 1.000; Schmidt, Baidmiaidmom. Robinson produces In Big East win week.’’ J7S; Museelmon, Toronto,onmie, 81, * .8S7: (2,34). Eric WhUe.88, t, Pepperdine (3.45L tottwSeotltaMertnersiwKdrt Bw.pNcher Metis. Joson Russo), Jets 0 Dno miHles) S S :S r 7-1, M i l Museelmon, Toro DavldPopson,8)0,t,Norlh(tarollna(4,M). and ossigiwd Beet outright to Toledo. Hadlngham said moving Wim­ Y g n lM l R n o n o lfW 5 8 0 1 8 l aherhopen. KonsiosClIy.’,1M,.ta;MeiTls, 18! uuiviiiiiiit: II »e needed a coaching Minnesota, 81, Gerry Wrlohl. 88. t, lowo (5. Ill)II). Antoine SEATTLE “ M ‘ A R IN B R S - MELBOURNE, Australia — Center Tyrone Scott of Boston B y The Associated Press years, serving the first as an bledon from Its traditional time Vermont ( R ^ ) BK— Cnncy. Joubert, 85> o. M lc h l^ (4, 13134). Mark Asstaned B^on Kedy, pitchw.f'.taColaarvot change. Glens Fslls (Ttgers) 18 34 .441 11 MeCtadond; FIrsl. M l Ondveres,(Mtland, 81, too. College scored 19 points and forward Cliff Robinson of assistant coach and the (Inal as spot "clearly ... Is very hypotheti­ Jmtar Umpitge items, i Oatttrted,8lp. Atabonwi (7,157). "Once I reached that conclusion, Horrtitburg (Pirgts) ■ 37 .431 It third, McKean. GeMshMotagn ' Podde Coast , Connecticut added 17 Sunday as The Big Bast All-Star college V A N C O U V E R — Just being the director of player personnel. cal at this stage” Boors 1 (Kevin( WoU), Knights 0 W1lltamspH(lndra) ' 40 .3M MW we looked for the best people Apaches t (Ben Golos,- ___ _ Rhowl- Tedls 9‘rank, 810, t. Western Kentucky (1. TORONTO BLUl JAYS—Purchased thp basketball squad beat the Melbourne Tigers, an Australian club coach of the Vancouver Canucks " I could have stayed with the 14) Darryl Johnson, 82, g, Mlchtgon Stole centroct ot Dev' eWflos ^RtveoVs s TTvfes availnble and tried to persuade the teruTstrlkersgnTstrlki 1 (Kris LIndstrom) on a t j4 Bats. apparently means more to Bob Oilers, but my main love has NATKMSAL^G^ (3, a ) . Bennie Bedon, 88, t. North Carolina Syracuse ot the li modorwl League. team, 95-78. right man to Join us, Bob Is that SIM (AM). Terry Williams, 88, t. Southern The victory improved the Americans record to 1-1 on their McCammon than his long-term always been coaching.” he said. " I MariMrtS.WkltitwO Z m ~ SAelhedlst (5,108). Cherunos Morchulemls, NEW Yojtr^T^Omwuneed the really enjoyed (coach) Glen Bather m an” MtrehanU In lit 83. g. Sovtel Union (4,127). RonnleLeggelte,idrement of Tom Seaver,pddtar. seven-game tour of Australia. contract Quinn also interviewed Rick Ixsy OStCAGO _ ^ u r p h y Ad 8 8 ? 84),o. west VIrgInta M M (7, ia ). PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— Robinion, a Gfoot-10 Junior, also had seven rebounds to share and the Oilers, but it wasn’t a hard "The length of the contract is not of Muskegon of the International ’The Manchester Merchante and Littia Laagna ^ b r h ll gb rhb l Ootargo Men 41 to Sent Stave J ^ , shortstap. putnghl to team-high honors with Georgetown Junior Johnathan Edwards. decision when this opportunity I 4)ttOudtan|s 4030 OuerreroLA Doug Lee, 88.0, P u r ^ (2.35). Joe NIego. ktalne ot the Intemodonol League. Important," the 48-year-old came along.” Hockey League. Pierre Page of the the South Windsor Juniors battled 84, g, Lewis. III. (4,8). Aiidre LoFleur,4-3.0,iS^i!:’ up Ken Dewed, shortstop, from McCammon said Monday. "As you Calgary Flames’ organization, to a 83 tie In JC-Courant League ’c ...... Nonheastam (5,jOI). Fred Jenkins, 4-4. g. Tennessee (4, 128). Oorence Grier, 87, t. ST. Louis Cordlnots Announced that Mandllkova pulls out of WImbladon know, all coaches are considered Vancouver General Manager Pat OIno Gasparinl of the University of Junior Division play laat night at Campbell. n !c . (7.1511. the eonlracl of DM MaxvdT, gens^ interim. ’The length is determined Quinn, once an assistant with North Dakota and several others. MCC’8 McCormick Field. McCammon with the Maine Marin­ “ If we get out of the shute good 1 1: .. Mdtar.87,g8, UCLA (1,11). Brtan Y* WIMBLEDON, England — Hana Mandllkova, last year’s by the success on the Ice.” next season, we can make the n, 88. t. North Ooredna-WUmlnglen coftfroci w » i i r t o a » i i w y p w r e iiod beaten finalist, on Monday withdrew from the Wimbledon tennis McCammon, who had a 81T ers in the American Hockey John Cunningham had a pair of Mike MdUno, 84, t. North OorMtao mfouva ifVD. winning percentage In two terms aa League, has asaembled what Van­ playoffs.” said McCammon, who doubles, Dave Bhapleigh one, tw 8 gMedl 8 .J ' '5, HD). Gory Graham, 84. g. iTta Jason t S S S t k 11 heach coach of the Philadelphia couver hockey people are quickly hail a 1188831 record wtth the base knock and (kirey CraR, r Legion, iyiMos(8,ia).Montel)tatcher. *^**’r^rn m tient organizers said that Mandllkova, aeeded No. 4 for « atoiTiU itoto ( 7 ^ . Ftyers. replaced Tom Watt. dubbing The Philadelphia Flyers. ”We have to move up In George Covey, Undaey Boutitier hits and ho also the championships, has not recovered from a right foot In ju iy she what I call the second division of the I ggfnhta bowers MILWAUKHE b u c k s ^ In his aecond go-round with the Connection. and Kac Moriord each singled tor R a d i o . * r v _. 1(1, ados, g u ^ , to the tadioni develop^ before the French championships, which ended two 4). joeWoR,811,9«.NorlhL,.. 1(1,131. ■RvOnwYHWIIQ WUlf RVCH WS __ Flyers. 1982-64. McCammon also Quinn coached the Flyers be­ NHL. the Merchants, now l-l-l In league 8 P . » « 8 : i Dowoon,ChloageA3: "There’s the top seven teams, "gmeWtnittapRGl-- ISO movie Vie ^r^R^^Oie ^WwfvvvmWr Ken Norman, 4 4 1, lldnels (1,1,181.1 i PORTLAND------} tilAlL1 BLABRS-Tradsd weeks ago. served as the general manager. tween McCammon’s Philadelphia play and 881 overall. Covey and i -4h)taW. Ntataen. Louis, Sr Poikoi.OncInnad. Coleman, 88, t. Koneos State r Jkn Paxton, to me Ctamwnd But, after Philadelphia twice was assignments, Vancouver vice- then the rest of us. We have two Matt Helln took care ot the mound SS; DMwrahy, Altanla. 48; Guerrero, McOodsler,83. g, Oktohemo r •’ (323 OovadorstarRi g ^ lines here, a great goaltender SSSLiSSZf ^ Angolw, Kettler, 88. t, Oeeigta (5. W). khortln SAN ANT Artts eliminated in the first round of the president Brian Burke played for chorea, allowing South WIndeor I : Prondseo, m i terry. ttawYerk. NsiNey, 82. c, Duket*. 1 til. Hetiry Carr .88, Bogga AL playar of tha watk Stanley Cup playoffs, McCammon McCammon In Maine, while Ca­ in Richard Brodeur and some good only tour hits. IP N RORGGSD 41 was replaced by General Manager nucks assistant coach Jack Mctl- young prospects. ). < Mancheater’a next game Is F ri­ at Orleleo, NEW YORK — Boston Red Sox third baseman W ^e Boggs, Bobby Clarke and Coach Kfike hargey Is a former Flyer. '"The work ethic will be there. { ! Lsach,NMrttai(!SJ?ftB?99&grane.W. ffdle day at • p.m. against Theo’s r.., — ...... g( Ntato, Sporf- MtaTs*. 1.18; Holhwgn,Q nitlnne4t, 81, taRv. 8 who hit .818 over hla laat tlx games, wai named Monday Keenan. ’’There were a lot of good The attitude Is the key. We will use a 1B7 Meo8. HmiiSoilST. .ifi; Atawondtr, tvavts. 82, g. New Mexico SMejiS, lw . Potynfce, centgrjhe mrn. .ww. . . strong team concept In order to Restaurant of Rhckville at Rock­ ____, 1*R»IT American League Player of the Week. McCammon had been with the candidates for this job.” Quinn TB B,9h. - t.ta p Rpnk GgiilhB: JeRn said. "M y first decision was to take pressure oft the vouna kids." ville High School. 1 ^ MMMhoeo. Robert Guy, woltorwotghts. ? SrSt.-itassrSwR Edmonton Oilers for the last two m.rrmimcmnM m k r a l d . M tttS k ,fm P ,m L = L i m w a tm n m — !!■■ !■! CLASS iaia» ADVERTISING 643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711

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Alternalpaap- , iRftfW ARTB MLfWARTEO I m f WMITB ED nofwimta fM WwiewwWr HwoW by $<>Mirvisoe. is routs tr n lT M im wtfh dev'efdpmenfWfy kenOe reatArea. AopP •dvwiNer, Mciudhw aAMr- TSnSScjSn^^S^. rPV ITfMWfWw ■ppwwwwMm cdASWueffdA. Apply In ateobtea aOatH. Send ManelUiter, C7 05040 aor wooR for FotWr pdfSdA. TIW An^dw cants yPoOM hove esp ' LFN Ofpop Mama- Pan aCCRlTARV Clerk ty­ FART Time or full nme THlNKINIf^r a now WWtMwW m Wty frM AMtn- ffifw posmoM. Mk- OrontfooroAfs/Sonlor resomd fd^ Ndckanum 643-4blb partanca ond obflffy In— •VflM yvWICtfflAIK AuW- t^ e W y y 5pm. FOTOMAT AfMdfdl Cdmpdny, tas lAdusfrfdS Oraga- tima weekends and pist. FvN ttma, 5-1:35. RECEPTKNNtT/ days and evening tor — n— ftoma? Con u a R flret iMWtf By fiw MwwMaWr COAIOOAIOA oroerom (0(/wr ardwddl Sfrddf, at! aspects of metnfB*:! sftffts, Heuflv rata Call 252-2775.______genera! cleaning metn- far your custom bvttt F if LO Swrvtc* mwn Mn- wffR slfo* In MonWloicr, hdusd. Affddflen: RNrLFW, taaMag matt- nonce inefudine esn T Y f » T CASHIER. Orampv'e H«r«i4. W«AAy Si«ff«rt, Sdrob BdordUdy, Man- tU-TS- Ma aettefHs, DtSK-Jackav for top 40 tenonce, window wosh- corner store Is looking FIPfTfW. wWm n o w TTOTTW Mriwtc* m «n«fM m a - Conoltf OAd WllllfAOA- vuivu mvfnoovTM wfitt erdt ropdtrs, eefnttna, 52J 2 Wfta are retetf Msnchieier — Fua-Pm* Inp ond cor pet efeon- *tfe* avollobte In Man­ wotpf Mto ATffWrrwf, ffc. Dwffof fAcludO; lA- fhn* fMncM ^ir aaar, F.D. Bex 135, dood oraaniiatianai cdveenfry, meehonl- Club, Must hove own tor cashiers. All shifts rnsuroACd dawney r* ACNOM 4S tNau banefltt- Catt tialne mustc. Apply 1ft per­ poeWon. Hour* BP. Fua fnp. Apply at: Delta ovoflobfe. Liberal be- chester and South n«f rcdulrMl. Wuii M - (frueffoA OAd twoporf, Montnata Ddpet, CT, HcUHtatatnaortiaam cdt/efectrlcdt systems; ptr-utt. Maintenance, SOK, N, Windsor. Whether you A«m ^ROM . Coft fdeklAd fdr d mdfurd ^ i . a o t . ugaaiy 5!P3n nnnn TTinn son: Tho Gollery, 141 PMnMm pMCKMOM wsCHICf’ netlte. Apply of Grotn- i volonfoofo, lAOlnW- BANKING. Conififd Soy- PdrsdA fd work few- team, waaraaileyet CampPtItlye salPty 476aMiwraw ing denM. Aooup otrer- Moln, Monchester. are intereefed in bvy- 577T f y IfffyrylBw. Aoneo of roeord* OAd oar snn nnran nnnn Now London Tpke, py’e Corner etore, 755 iAo« B * eo» eeveroi 1pm. Must Advd pddd 6n iv £I( neeaea. fiataSn- tare f y RWy, Ttw cvjwis ana benetlts IncluOlna 85 Anansd age aalary. Exeellant Som-3pm, Monday Main Street, inp, safffnp/bufidfnp or rooorf* lACfudlAe of- opoAlAp* for foil OAd sibfd pdrsdA evdf 15 natsvsf rrmt^ taeOat hoofth Insurance and S m. diaaaddd St TysaatiWar nnm rannnnnnno Otastanbury. IM WSSSnFJBTSffMrTSiM fdfdpedAd and fyp1n« •wnnnmn nnn tro io o x wofkkM contMona In fhrovgb Friday or coll AAoncheeter. luet naad to canevft l9^NDtD.2yMrow •XpAMAAC* Atipful. foAdwwo OAd frovoi. port flow foiiere Ri ovr wifb Cleon drlvfne re- eaaekAHttna Inaartat- pension plan. Apply in W NaddJW 543-5055. eotnaon* on your rool • r lf t« n y S “ W «A («I. SA lA Soeloi SelOAcos Skill*. Call Hdrrldf aakaadd nnnn nnranri BMMf O^HoM, Own franyporfaffAn. MoAClMtfer OAd Coy- JoensdA, lAddpdAddAf coratar aattygnasatas flee ana post acute person Monaay- ttSaaawiMM UIFMENT eetofe noode, coll ue- Or«A«« «fttf Wfllt*. CoH profWrod. exoorfOACo OAfry office*. We offer a06 loB* for nwchtne care. Pta haye ogaa- PrUtay, 10am-4, Pock- 1745aMaa«artS^iL snnnn nranranon "liiSSsBiSiir Foeltlon raqufra* FAIn t e F s, Sond bim- fASurdAdd fAC. 545-5050. SeiMaatrw □nne; ncinn nnn ters and Laborers. Im- wo'r* dfwov* wl lllnp fo lA RuAMA forvleo hold excellAAf eolory OAd Shop. 549-S542. fnaa tar swgerylsarsfor yllle Memorial Mure- SS ai« ChanUa MPANY eomaona potiad. neat ATTENTION oselet you. U B R A5$f iY ^ N T MdAdpdr dx- fSfomW snn nnraD 2;nnn appearing wNh axceSatX medlot* openfnps. roovirod. Sorlow* eoA- eeAOfif* piu* fee oppor- Nu A» NNriFN. FOABfly a Payt&r gtan. Wet- Inp Hofno, 22 South tuppm tfig arer MaOi. MM w Cetlng.. TV/VCR Pealty. 543-25*2. o fldoroflOA ofvoA to por- pdrldACdd In Drue Stroot, Rockvlllo. SOTaeXyfcar annnunn nrannn Male preferred to typing e ^ to ao wpm, Experfenc* preferred MMNTENMICE MECNMNC foAlfy fo prow wife oa precffcd, flexible kenOs ana M l time, neapertPMe, Cergeas faea»a»r but not necessary. NEW Lfstinp Beovfttvt *OA MoklAp fo rooAfor lAdiNfry leoder. If you cAdfA dpdrdfldn*. 3-11, ManOair fhroueh haaa nranan ennn install and service u^a^kteg ehttreo^aeht. plaaeatx Ssteptwna mat^ TECNNiaANS Duo to oxparMloft of our oporafind faolt- Sfdrflne seldry *21,000 hdurs. Respond fe: FU l L ffmo position* tSsSawsw SfOWiiWIah rann ncinpnrj Good storttnp F tfps*. end unN at desIrdM* roe Aiorkof Mu*f novo OAf oy deoilAp wffe peo­ F.O. Bex 2S47, BoNon, Prlday. Patore you eyofldbl* of automo- »aiM aam Cottier ter Leernttig ner, good organtzadonel Are you tired at work­ Ity wa hava Immadlafa opanloda In our cor. CloflAp dofo * Skill* mu*f lA- a n n n n n n n n racra loading dock equip­ ekais. Mok Compony. 543- Oak Forest Condo's. ple OAd eoye OA opfl- CT 05043. make your tlnal aaet- Hue li52o confer. Exps- ttChawt *ShjWla>ia 2552. ing lor. and making Taro bodrooms and maintananoa dapartmant for MECHAN­ 6/M/t7. Apply ey ro- fude for npure*, coll ciud* Mrine end freln- ston check u* out. Par IStMwfiafliatd annn nnnn nran ment, Will train. Exparlene* a muet. ine, •ndrcfMndlsfne, m 8 6 i *7/hour. Root Eetoto. 543-41)50. o working anvironmant. For your week. 55.50-55 an hour. or port flme. Apply of Vaaaasa S diaidaan servers, bartenders, 1329 Main St. ffy. Llpfif typlAp, op- pockope pold, lA- You win bo eold whir# grow with him. To 15k. 4(N 4SM4f Mat benelHs. aolory com- fleeum* to; p ro x im o fe ly 20-25 Full bdAdflf* end vaca- once fo moAOper; Lie- StUawepM SSa nefits, good pay. mensurof* with expe- dishwoshers, line cook, Winimantlc, C T RAISED Ranch In prls- oonvanlanoa wa will ba Intarvlawing at terylce, compeflflye eeN ParkaOe Fher- YOU loarn, efu* rocolvo Coll Sharon of 352-0332, W SS Otiliidia SOWaaUifhM pontrv cook, bor bock, Lewte Stein tln* cortdHIon located eours per week, offer- wope*, mlleope refm- flen peekdee. Expe- tree meals. Taking ap- Advoncod Coroors, 221 - ‘Mi wdw haaraiaShr.) SStMarm Call Stordox Equip­ rfenc*. Coll ri-2441. All Inquirla* will b* tha: Quality Inn In Varnon, onThuraday, rldncd prdfdr r«d In eo*- mecy, Menehesfer e^2 door person, host, hos­ Executiv* Director contidanttal. at end at cul-de-soc In AOOA* OAd 1 eyeAlAp. eureemoAf. Coll 072- pffcdtlons tor fuff or Main Street, Eoef AAAVilffAAiocV*7w tess. Full ond port Hoekanum Induetrto* For lAfervlew coll 646- 2153 for oppircof Ion oAd m * f I c I I A d * , Ferkede, 404 West Mid­ eemsnw SS__ Oama S4Ca«tar ment Company for one of AAonettofter's «funa 29th from 9am to 4pm. Apply In dle Tpke, Manchester, port tfmo cortiflod MarttwO. ee. ----- ovr douphfers; opes 7 time. Apply In person; F.O. Box 2002 finest nefphborhoods. . 5153. lAferylew. EOE. m«rclMmdl*ine and or- nurso* PUes tar all tOOnm nMrm9frF SOhWioaat 9v Mvwvaa interview, ask for and 10 throuObout the paraon or call 649-9700 and aak for tha ddrine. If you hove Cf.______0 4 i Sfetlon ottenJonf, - experience. Will train. Floxfbfo hours, salary , f 2 2 10 11 Gallery, 141 New Lon- largo lower level tom- matlan please call 01- lly room wHh wood PARTS CLERICAL HELP vsnfory. You or* Ifto 55.00 per hour. 2om- roctor at Nursos, Mrs. negotiable. Rotiroos > n r d o n Tpke, OAd w* aro looking tor. 3pm Monday fhroueh welcome. 646-U44, Jay. , 11 Oloetonbury.______stove, nicely lands­ A. Flonto, Crosttlold caped extra forpe lot Call or apply In pdrsdn; Fridoy. Apply In per­ F l AFF l Assisiam ond Needed by progressive G.M. Dealer. Convoloscent Homo- 16 ta CHILD Care-mature re- tor family onloy- Arthur Drue, 120 For- son. Horfford Rood, /Fonweod Manor at sales person. Full time, eponelbl* perepn Experienced only, please! mlnefdA Avdnud, Horf- Dairy Queen, 554 Hart­ m*nt.5127,m. Sontry COLLEGE STUDENT QUIZ 543-5151, Mondoy eood pay and bonotlfs,^ ’ wanted to cere tor 1 Rool Bstet*. 543-4050. o ford. Cl. 522-3275 offdA- ford Rood, Monches- fhroueh Fridoy 2om fo A pply In porson.1 ^. Infant of our home In We Offer: tlon M. Smlfh. fer. Coll 547-1075. 3pm. Flower Fashion, fT"* L Andover, 5 dove per $RAND Now llstinp. 21 22 22 SUPER AdoroMo 5 room Shon- $ WWW $ SECNEtAHtY wanf«/i both townhous* con msnt. Forjr youry oonvanlanoa wa will ba Intar- Coll Ed. 545-3250. HOMES be yours. Attached gar- at tha: Quality Inn In Varnon on individual. Salary, commission, Incentives, Fatomal Carparallaa F0H8ALE age, landscaped lot. M>k in •Mil. MWI, SM M •• M •,•».» W .>?»!*«?.. It’s Easy! Thursday, June 25 from 9am-4pm. Apply In and full benefit package. Call i l PraaUfa Park MAINTENANCE person. •ne hintllni. I,M M O H , tm IM , M m tp ip ti, »,0 . •=■ •»•, ^ Ottered at $134,900. Fort time evenings and InalMa yaut nama, aMtaaa aM Ha aada and makt yaw 4ha*a aaytbi# la Ntuiaaiaa'bPPka. Century 21 Epstein parson or call 946-8700 and ask for the Cor­ Paul Winsor - 236-3261, ext. 265 CIrola I am real aatota odvartliad In porate Recruiter. Saturday morning. Im­ Itha Manchaatar Harold la Reolty. 547-5095.O or 1-800-842-4320 laal Harlfar8, CT mediate opening for One phone call does it all... laublact fo tha Pair Houalne DORMERED, Sided Cope w Equal Opportunity Employer EOI/M/2 maintenance of auto lA c t of 1«8I, which makaa It with fenced yard. 1'A dealership. Apply to; llllaeal to odvartlaa any praf- baths. Fully finished Oortn Jaguar, rout* 53 CELEBRITY CIPHER laranca, limitation or dlacrlm- basement with bar. Vernon. OWilirtty cuihet ocvpIOBrsnis ere ereeled from quolsUcru by lemom llnotlon botad on race, color, people, peel erw present. Ieoh letter In the olplwr Mends lor Ira llelon, aax or national Shows very nicsivi •neltw. rodes'e alu»: N mtuta a. DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM Bg y g6> Like excite- lerigin, or an Intention to Asking $123,900. Slrono THE PROFESSIONALS mentT Join and enloy 643-2711 I make any auch prafarenca, Real Estotg. 547-7553.0 working tor our new 'MtUVHWN, QBP ■ limitation or dltcrlmlnotlon. HL0CU8TTHr**f,!ram- Has Immediate Openings company. No soles. No I Tha Harold will not know- lly. 4 rooms eoch. Ex­ telemarketing. Neat AWVt R8B QA X82P llnely accept any odvartlaa- cellent location. Nice MANCHESTER HONDA appearing Individuals One payment Imant which la In violation of I tha law. yard. t153JX)0.545-2425, needed. Excellent pay. QBF OAMI ZAUF 2-5 weekdays.______So why not earn some extra AUTOMOBILES Fort and full time ap­ I l YDALL Woods, iprlnp PHONE ORDER CLERKS plications now being Is hero. Summer to GOVERNMENT Homes OFBTaHCTV HI OA One 25 word ad from $1 (U repair). $$$ for yourself working part Full or Part Time Our PARTS DEPARTMENT is accepted at the Quality follow...Enloy your li­ Delinquent tax prop­ time in our billing and cus­ •nn* Vernon, Ct. ott mited time at home erty. Repossessions. seeking a counter person 1-54, Thursday June 25. NPO a NAAM with this 3 bedroom, Coll 805407-5000 exten­ tomer services department? 7-2pm. See Mike or 75 newspapers V/t both WIHIamsburg sion OH 9255. Jerry. Z 8 W . ' — K I 8 K I 8 Colonial unit. This SECOND SHIFT outside saies driver. much preferred com­ NvSHYmFFriirTm plex of attached town- ore looking for a 4 Asaist our bookkeeper with FREEZER SELECTORS Experlenoa prafarrad, will train tha right paraon. Telemarketing N a O A u . houses allows for cas­ room home this on* Is Full Time Only Part Time PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "II hu been aald that art la a ual cor* tree living tor you. Large rooms, poBting, light typing and filing. Hourly wage up to (7.60 par hour plus bonus Iryirt, tor In tha )oy ol It maker and beholder meet. — 643-2711 full basement, control looking forj^ple who with gorog* and o mo- Also, help answer customer depending on axperlanoa. Foi^intarview call Kojlro Tomita. nogobl* lot to garden olr, many oxtros. 21 like to talk on the anyway you llktl Ot­ Contorburv Stroot. By Apply In person at — Jamas Forzono at 643>1606. 8am-4:30pm, pjione; speak with a owner. 447-133S. billing and delivery questions. pleasant voice; who tered at 1154,500. Blan­ Monday-Friday. chard a Rossetto." W* NTCT'ei^nTiK. f—room Permanent Part-Time PosiUon can work from 4-9 p.m. iHaiirlu'iitrr Hrrali'i Ouarontt* Our Houses ranch cles* to overy- DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM M^onday through " 545-2402.o thlnp. Lovely treed tot. Thursday. 8: SO am — 18: SO pm 40 Tolland Stage Road I NEWER Duplex Here's Mov*-ln. Croom pufti Monday through Friday. WE OFFER: |^(3LASSIF^® AM r^ your chance to own a Bowers school area. Tolland, C T Hourly wage; com- 55 II newer home In excep­ 5145,900. 542-1147. Kler- mlenone; Incentives: the ry^y * We Do It All For You! tionally eood condi­ non Rooltv. Monday through Friday iald vacaUons; cour- tion! Each unit has IVi NmmTimnrsoTT. Don*t wait feiy membership; baths, 3 bedrooms, so- Coiv 7 room Cope, 3 8:30 tm to 5:30 pm 24 Adams Street •alee training. w o n d e r t Ss oU u U th m te H r N n N.t.n.e . porot* basements and bedrooms, dining for money to grow on trees... If Interested call Judy > hsotlng systems. The room, ponelltd family Sat., 6 am to 1 pm Manchaatar, C T 06040 •46-7056, after 8pm CLASSIFIEDS owner's side even has a room. Corpotlng. 1 cor 647-0300 ^ w o rk e r ways PfOvkJod by NEPA flreploc*. Moke your uarogo, nice lands- Call Terri Donlon at 643-2711 a,., tjcna Paid madloal, profit sharing and 646-3520 AAA Auto Club move today, S190'*. capM yard, oood loca­ for an interview appointment. ManchesterHcrald Blanchard A Rossetto. tion, prICM roollstl- panalon plan. 801 Broad St. A service of the New England Press Association " W* Ouaronte* Our collyatsn2,000.U AR Manchester Herald ^ 5 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 House* " 545-3452. □ Rooltv. 541-3552. □