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victim never thought she’d survive ... page >» r_ Rape victim never thought she’d survive Dr. Crane’s Quiz BRISTOL (AP) — A Bristol woman well used way for criminals to comer house and rang the doorbell. It was a “ At this point. I ’m not going through who was dragged from her car on their victims. gut reaction,” she said. any shame, remorse or guilt. My 1. A kaleidoscope is intended primarily for holds Weiss Interstate 84, kidnapped and raped “ After I pulled to a stop, the driver A middle-aged woman answered, attitude is that the criminal is the one CHEMISTS ASTRONOMERS last week says she never thought she of the other car got out. He came to my handed her a cordless phone, then let who should have those bad feelings. CLERGYMEN CHILDREN would get out of the terrifying attack car, smashed in my window and her in. I ’ve had that attitude from the minute 2. Bird lovers are most annoyed by which sound? accountable alive and is glad she went imme­ forcibly removed me,” seh said. Cynthia said she had read tips in I called the police.” BZ-Z GR-R PUR-R BA-A diately to the police. She was pushed around and eventu­ women’s magazines on what to do in Cynthia urged other victims to 3. Placer mining suggests which color? Bv Andrew Yurkovsky Wearing a blue-and-white print ally forced into her assailant’s car. case of rape and remembered them speak out. BED GREEN YELLOW BLUE Manchester Herald blouse, blue jeans and sneakers, the “ He threatened to kill me,” she that night. “ I think there are a lot of things that 4. A Chalet is most suggestive of which woman, identified only as Cynthia, said. " I noticed no weapon, but I “ There were a lot of tips in there, go unreported or when they are mountains? The town administration agreed to an interview with the Bristol believed him. He was really a strong like get medical attention imme­ reported (women) only tell half the BERKSHIRES TETONS ALPS ANDES should be held accountable for failing to obtain a wetlands Press, explaining that she hoped guy. And I wouldn’t doubt that he had diately, don’t wash, don’t change facts. 'They really shouldn’t be afraid. 5. Which “ back" is usally involved in the 'learning about her experience would a knife or a loaded gun. clothes,” she said. “ 'They turned out “ The police that I worked with, both “ sunnyside up" restaurant cry? permit for the sewage treatment help other rape victims. “ I was really terrified. At one point to be very important brcause the tests the state police in Hartford and the FULLBACK SWAYBACK plant from the U.S. Army Corps V of Engineers, Town Director She said she had worked a second while I was in his car I wondered what the police did were unbelievable. I Hartford police, were super people. RAZORBACK TIE-BACK shift at her job in East Hartford, gone it would be like to die.” couldn’t believe the details they They were v.ery professional. None of 6. Match the Bible characters at the left with the Theunis “ Terry” Weilthoven said Friday. to an all-night diner for breakfast and Her assailant drove her to Hart­ looked for.” the horror stories you see on TV are appropriate descriptions at the right which pertain was h ead^ home on a deserted true. to them. But whileotherdirectors, inter­ ford’s Mark ’Twain School, where she Daniel J. Webb, 25, of Bloomfield viewed Friday, agreed that the highway about 2:45 a.m. when the was sexually assaulted and aban­ has been arrested and charged. “ Everybody was just so supportive next thing she knew her car had been doned. The assailant fled with her Cynthia said she is “ very confident — no bad attitudes. They believed me (a) Esther (v) Demoted from being queen, administration was ultimately struck from behind. purse, she said, and she began to that the detectives will work with the 100 percent, even before they did any for refusing to dance before the responsible for the permit, they State police who investigated the gather her wits. tests. They were concerned for my (b) Ruth king’s drunken nobles. were not as critical. prosecutors to present all the eviden- crime said causing an accident is a “ I went up to the safest feeling nece there is in court.” well-being. And I ’m glad I got help.” (w) Purified 12 months in per­ The Corps of Engineers issued (c) Tamar fumes before being chosen to spend a cease-and-desist order Monday a night with the king. to halt work on the secondary (d) Sapphira (x) Helped ruin Peter’s attempt portion of the sewage treatment Midwest gets rain, to create a communist cell among plant. The town stopped work on (e) Vashti the early Christians. the plant Thursday. (y) Became Christ’s gentile an­ Werkhoven said that he doesn’t believe Metcalf and Eddy, the but the heat returns cestor by heeding the matchmaking , 1 advice of her mother-in-law. project engineering firm, was examiner’s office said three responsible for obtaining the By Rager Pettersan . (z) ’lYicked her father-in-law into The Associated Press elderly women had died of becoming the father of her firstborn permits, as Town Manager Ro­ hyperthermia. In Georgia, Tho­ AP photo bert B. Weiss has said. “ I think son. A cold front brought rain to mas County Coroner Sam Brown TESTIM O N Y REPLAYED — Defendant Richard Crafts the town manager should be held said a woman died of a heart (Answers in Classified section) accountable,” he said, noting that parts of the parched upper listens to tape recorded testimony played for the jury as it Midwest on Friday and record attack brought on by heat stroke started its second day of deliberations. The Jury he and his fellow Republicans on while working in a tobacco field. the board had run on a platform of chill to the sweltering Northeast, requested to rehear two days of testimony. but hot, dry weather elsewhere In Savannah, Ga., the Senior Connecticat Weather greater responsibility by the Citizens of Savannah-Chatham administration. withered crops and boosted the County and the Savannah Energy He said the administration was cost of everything from grain to Manchester and vicinity: Partly sunny Saturday Aging Consortium distributed 25 “ trying to hide the blame.” He fish bait. with a 40 percent chance of afternoon showers. High Crafts jury rehears fans to the elderly Thursday, did not say whether any kind of It was the eighth straight day of 80 to 85, south wind 10 to 15 m|di. Saturday night, a 60 making it 424 given out since disciplinary action ought to be 100-degree heat over the central percent chance of showers or thunderstorms. Ix>w part of the nation. May. in the mid 60s. Sunday, a 60 percent chance of taken against members of the Grain and soybean futures 3 dental testimonies administration. A plan to pour more water into showers and thunderstorms. the Missouri River for shipping opened lower Friday on the Weiss reiterated Friday that Chicago Board of Trade after By Brent Loymon river. Metcalf and Eddy was responsi­ ran aground because it would overnight thundershowers The Associated Press A highway worker who spotted ble for getting all permits except have destroyed nesting areas for spread rain over parts of Minne­ Lottery someone with a wood chipper in those issued by the town. endangered birds. But the Missis­ sota across Wisconsin and Iowa NEW LONDON - In its first the area led police to the site, Weiss would not comment on sippi was reopened to barges at into Illinois. full day of deliberations, the jury foiling what prosecutors said was the town’s responsibility in mak­ Memphis, Tenn., after dredging Connecticut daily Friday: 337. Play Four: 6462. Some parts of Iowa got more in the murder trial of airline pilot an attempt to commit the perfect ing sure that the wetlands permit opened a channel ihrough a Connecticut "Lotto” Friday: 1, 9,14,16,19, 20. than 2 inches of rain before the hot Richard Crafts focused on testim­ crime. shallow area. was obtained. Weiss declined to air returned to bake the soil. ony about what prosecution and Crafts, the 50-year-old father of answer questions that may be Forest fires fanned by hot wind “ Last week the (soy) beans and defense attorneys agreed is the three, is ch arg^ with killing his raised when the administration blazed in Montana and Idaho, and Index com were all curled and shri­ crux of the case: whether Crafts’ wife by unknown meaiu .and meets with state and federal at least seven North Dakota veled, and now it looks like wife is in fact dead. disposing of her body with a regulatory agency officials next counties have banned fireworks they’re coming back,” said Mor­ BusineM___ .33-34 Local news. The jury of 10 men and two wood-chipping machine. week. on July 4 because of the fire ris Greenley, who farms near Churches__ . 14-15 Obituaries— women asked to review conflict­ Mrs. Crafts, a 39-year-old flight Director Stephen T. Cassano. a danger. Wisconsin banned out­ Independence, Iowa. But he said Classified__ . 35-40 Opinion. . 12-13 ing testimony of three dental attendant, was last scene Nov. 18. Democrat, said that while it is door smoking, open fires and C om ics____ AP photo he still faces a 20 percent cutback . 23-25 Senior Citizens. ___35 experts about a tooth fragment 1986. The defense contends there technically true the administra­ fireworks in all state parks, Connecticut. ___8-0 Sports______.41-46 on his normal yields even if he recovered near the spot where is no proof she is dead. tion was ultimately responsible forests and other state land Focus _ _ _ .17-32 U.S./World____ . 10-11 A NAP BEFORE B A TTLE — A participant in the reenactment of the - gets an average of 1 inch of rain authorities allege Crafts fed Helle The jury can find Crafts guilty for the permit, Werkhoven has a Friday. Battie of Gettysburg, representing the Confederacy, takes a nap in his Temperatures soared again at per week for the rest of the Crafts’ body through a wood or innocent of murder, punisha­ personal agenda he is pursuing, tent before the first day of the skirmish on Friday. growing season. chipper to dispose of evidence of ble by 25 to 60 years in prison. which he said is satisfying the end of a week that saw scores of high temperatures records Steve Hollinger of the Illinois her slaying. If he is found guilty, it would conservatives in town. shattered. The sun was barely State Water Survey said that as of ManrbpBtrr Hrralb “ The sine qua non — without mark the first time in Connecticut “ If Weiss blew it, I ’m going to which there is nothing — is the directly overhead when the June 15 there was “ virtually no USPS 327-500 that a murder defendant was be the first one to tell him,’’ he moisture available to plants in VOL. evil, No. 228 odontological testimony," said added. temperature at SioUx Falls, S.D., found guilty without a body being Rebels march into battle the top six inches of soil.” Below defense attorney J. Daniel Sa­ recovered. Democratic Director James F. hit 100 degrees and tied the Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher record. The overnight low at that, down to 40 inches, he said, garin. “ It’s the only thing that The jury spent Friday after­ “ Dutch” Fogarty agreed that the the field. Osorge T . Chappell GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) —Thelargest North Platte, Neb., was hardly there is about a two-week supply Sheldon Cohen comes close to any kind of noon rehearing tape-recorded ultimate responsibility for ob­ Organizers said the 4,800 men to don EdKor Composing Manager identification here in the absence contingent of men to don Confederate low at all, dipping only to a record of moisture. testimony of Dr. Lowell Levine, a taining the permit rested with the uniforms since the Civil War on Friday Confederate uniforms was the most since The front ushered cool air into Denita A. Roberta Robert H. Hubbard of fingerprints and everything forensic dentist who said he was town. But he said that his 74. Advertising Director Pressroom Manager reenacted the opening skirmish of the the end of the Civil War in 1865. Fewer cities reached record the Northeast and record lows else. I think we’re starting at an certain the partial crowned tooth understanding was that the engi­ Battle of Gettysburg, 125 years after the “ What you’re going to see will be high temperatures Friday. They were reported in a half-dozen important place.” was from Mrs. Crafts’ mouth. neer traditionally obtains such Jeanne G. Fromerth war’s bloodiest confrontation. tremendous amounts of noise, smoke and included 97 at Casper, Wyo.; 101 cities, including Burlington, Vt., Business Manager ^osecutor Walter Flanagan Levine, director of forensic permits. He said it was too early Nearly 5,000 Confederate infantry, ar­ confusion. Those are three prerequisites of at Chattanooga, Tenn.; 93 at with a chill 40 degrees. Cool air called the dental testimony “ a science for the New York State to blame anybody for the Publlslied dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the tillery and cavalry engaged more than a Civil War battle,” said Kim Bernard Cheyenne, Wyo.; 100 at Des. also hit the Northwest, and logical beginning" for the jury’s Police, testified that he could say oversight. Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Race. Manchester. 3,000 Union troops in a 90-minute reenact­ Holien, a historian for the U.S. Army Moines, Iowa; 101 at Kansas City, Olympia, Wash., tied its record of Conn. 06040. Second clase postage peld at Manchester. Conn. deliberations, "with reasonable scientific cer­ Republican Director Geoffrey ment of the chance meeting at McPher­ Center of Military History. Mo.; 101 at Paducah, Ky.; 103 at 39. Postmaster; Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. “ The tooth is a very important tainty” that the “ lower left P.O. Box SOI. Manchester. Conn. 06040. Naab said that if the town son’s Ridge that started the Civil War’s Napoleonic Tactics Inc., which sold Sioux City, Iowa; and 103 at Sioux It’s not just plants that suffer in part of our case,” Flanagan said. second bicuspid belonged to Mrs. delegated authority to the engi­ tf you don't recelva your Herald by S p.m. weekdays or 7:30 most famous battle. tickets to cover its $450,000 budget for Falls, S.D. It was Sioux City’s the heat. a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable But, he insisted, the partial . Crafts." neer, the town is still ultimately To the thunder of cannonfire and the reek staging three days of ersatz warfare, has fifth consecutive record. The Farmers have dumped about to reach your carrier, call aubacrlber seralce at 647-9046 by 6 crowned tooth recovered on He also said the fragmented p.m. weekdays for delivery In Manchester. responsible for getting the per­ of gunpowder. Confederate troops pushed billed the event as the largest Civil War official 3 p.m. EDT high for the 48 40,000 pounds of dead cattle and River Road, near the Housatonic crowned tooth had been extracted Suggested carrier rates are 11.60 weekly. 67.70 for one mit. But he also criticized the back the Union’s black-hatted “ Iron reenactment ever. The consulting com­ contiguous states was 109 at hogs a day at the Worthington month. 623.10 for three months. 646.20 for six months and River, in Southbury isn’t the only with “ a blow of great force," Corps of Engineers, the federal Brigade,” as scores of men on both sides pany was hired by the event’s sponor, the Pierre. S.D., the National Rendering Co. in southwestern 692.40 for one year. evidence Mrs. Crafts is dead. consistent with what the prosecu­ Department of Environmental The Manchester Herald Is a member of the Associated Press, feigned death in the tall grass and American Civil War Commemorative Weather Service said. Minnesota, four times the usual He cited other state’s evidence, tion contends would happen if a Protection and the state Depart- the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press spectators watched from a hill overlooking Committee Inc. In St. Louis, the medical volume. Associaflon and the New England Newspaper AssoctMlon. including 65 bone fragments and human body were put through a ment of Environmental strands of hair found near the wood chipper. Protection. 1 1 Lfical News in B rief Cassano to leave CCM; sets

Boogie down to the band shell sights on national league post The Savage Brothers will present a concert of boogie and rock ’n’ roll oh Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the By Andrew Yurkovskv vice president and had served as Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell, on the Manchester Herald acting president. The terms for Manchester Community College campus. If it rains, CCM officers are set at one year, the concert will be canceled. The Savage Brothers Town Director Stephen T. Cas­ and officers traditionally pro­ are new to the band shell this year. ^ * -1 sano is stepping down from the gress up the leadership ladder, presidency of the Connecticut from secretary to president. New students to register Conference of Municipalities. But Sebastian J. Garafalo. the he hopes to step up to something mayor of Middletown, was New junior high school students may register at even bigger. dected last week as the new CCM Bennet and Illing Junior high schools 8 a.m. and 3 Cassano, 46, plans to run later president. p.m., daily. New students should report to the this year for the board of, Cassano described the struc­ appropriate school guidance office on Tuesday at directors of the National League ture of CCM as similar to 8:30 a.m. for testing. Testing also will be held on of Cities. He sees the move as a government in Manchester, with Thursday, July 21, and Tue^ay, Aug. 23. Parents natural one, because the goals a board of directors that sets should provide the school with health records for and organization of each group policy and an administration that proof of immunization. are similar. carries it out. Of the state’s 169 " I think their most significant municipalities, 106 are members Student wins memorial award goal is to create and establish the of CCM. Mark Milewski of South Lakewood Circle recently ties between small and large Cassano said 1987was one of the won the William Ainsworth Greene Memorial prize cities,” Cassano said. best years for organization. Dur­ at Kingswood-Oxford School in West Hartford. ■ Cassano, who is currently ing that year the state made The Greene prize is given to a senior who has chairman of the Small Cities available more money to munici­ shown the greatest interest in international and Council of the League of Cities, palities for infrastructure re­ current affairs. plans to seek a two-year term as a pairs, and there was a movement league director in December. by the state away from the Cassano said he would be the sole creation of unfunded mandates, Dog licenses must be renewed director from New England if he he said. Dog licenses must be renewed by June 30, the Oivld Kool/ManehMWr Haiald wins. There were some hectic mo­ town clerk announced. CCM and the League of Cities ments for Cassano during the If a dog is not licensed by then, the dog's owner is TOUGH TORCH — Officer Edwin Special Olympics. The Special Olym­ are both lobbying and research past year. Ciolkosz of the Manchester Police pics are being held this weekend in New groups representing the interests subject to a late licensing penalty and a possible He ha to juggle his work as CCM of municipalities. fine. Department was the first to carry the Haven. Six members of the Manchester president with his duties as a A current rabies vaccination certificate must be Flame of Hope torch in the statewide law Police Department participated in the Candid* by Carol Cassano described his year as STEPHEN CASSANO town director and as a professor presented. Also, a veterinary certificate is required enforcement relay for the Connecticut town relay. CCM president as “ a wonderful . . . move is natural one of sociology at Manchester Com­ for spayed or neutered dogs not previously PAY HERE — If you go to the learning experience.” He said munity College. He made a registered. Independence Day celebration July 2, that his work at CCM benefited and that’s important,” he said. weekly trip to CCM’s headquar­ Neutered male or spayed females will cost $4 to For the town’s part, he was able look for a rocket like this one and put the town and vice versa. Being a ters in New Haven. register, while female or unneutered males are Local police officers support director, he could draw on his to keep administration officials $8.20. Kennels, when not more than lOdogs are kept, some money in it. That’s what these personal experience in determin­ abreast of new state grant May was an especially tough are $S3. members of the Independence Day ing how a particular piece of programs, he said. month, with the town budget to The town clerk will open from 9 a.m. to noon on Celebration Committee are doing. The legislation would affect Cassano, a Democrat, Is in his set and term papers to correct, he June 25 for licensing only. It is also open Monday early donors, Trom left, are Richard communities. 11th year as a town director and said. But, he added, his work in through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Special Olympics through run has been a member of CCM for government complements the Carter, Lauren Giles, Jay Giles (de­ “ I can say exactly how it’s seven years. Before becoming topics he covers in his sociology going to impact on Manchester, Temple awards scholarships By Anita M. Caldwell eight years. Brunt and other officers began signer of the device), Terry Kotch and president last June, he was first courses. Manchester Herald But the race is more than a test planning the routes for each town Nathan Agostinelli. The donations are The Temple Beth Sholom scholarship committee of his agility. in April. According to Brunt, the needed to help pay for the townwide announced that more than $6,000 in scholarships For Detective Paul Lombardo, “ I heard a lot about (the enthusiam was great. celebration. Volunteers trained to help illii have been awarded this year to students in the the challenge of participating in event),” he said. “ It seemed like “ It’s phenomenal,” he said. congregation. Scholarship awards were as follows; Thursday's Special Olympics a good way to lend support.” “ There were more runners than More than 100 volunteers were urer. Members of the board of South Windsor; Helen Kep, Bol­ Seymour B. Kaplan Memorial Scholarship Fund; Law Enforcement Torch Run was The Special Olympics Torch we had miles. It’s like one big trained to tutor adults in basic directors will be; Cheryl Dinse, ton; Margit Rosenberger, Man­ Lori Miller, Shira and Dena Springer, Larry not just the physical agility Run, which is a twc^ay event department.” Townwide test reading and English as a second Ellington, Lois Harwich, Glaston­ chester; David Sousa, Vernon; Norman and Joan Wasser. needed. throughout the state, was held as Sgt. Gerald Calve of the Man­ language in six workshops given bury; Linda Katzoff-Grodofsky. and James Well, East Hartford. Anne and Leon Kramer Honorary Ramah " I was working until three this a pre-game support effort for the chester Police Department, who by Literacy Volunteers of Amer­ Scholarship; Daniel Stoppelmau. morning,” he said Thursday Connecticut Special Olympics coordinated the area officers for set for holldsy ica, Connecticut River East at David Reichlin Scholarship Fund; liana Flavin, before the run. " I don't know that are being held this weekend the event, agreed. . Manchester Community College Gabriel Mass and Scott Herman. what condition I’m in.” in New Haven. The Special during the past year. “ They’ve just got fantastic For the fifth year in a row, a townwide Anna Brita Chilberg Memorial Scholarship Fund; But Lombardo gave his all, Olympics is a series of athletic This is twice the number spirit,” Calve said about the Independence Day celebration will be held on the Sammy Richberg. anyway. He joined five other competitions for those with dis­ trained as the previous year, officers. “ They’re really serious campus of Manchester Community College. OPEN HOUSE!! Lora Cooper Memorial Scholarship; Ayelet members of the Manchester abilities and who are mentally Raymond L. Getting, director, about it and they have fun.” This year’s event planned again by the Shamash. Police Department for the state­ retarded. reported at the affiliate’s sixth D etective Lorraine Duke, Independence Day Celebration Committee will be Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood Scholarship; wide relay. Manchester resident, Charlie annual meeting last week. “ As a whose been on the force for nine held July 2 with a fireworks display capping off the Sharon Lerman. The other members of the force Bean, a 23-year-old special olym­ result, 72 students are currently years, is another officer who said series of evening activities. MANCHESTER VILLAGE Leon Podrove Memorial Scholarship; Seth who participated are Officer pian, was recently presented with being helped to overcome illiter­ she did it for the fun. And she The festivities begin at 4; 30 p.m. with a chicken Cheiken. Edvrin Ciolkosz, Officer Joseph a McDonald's “ Spirit of Life” acy and 33 more are in the process didn’t see the run as too difficult, barbecue that will continue until 7; 30 p.m. MOTOR INN Max and Sonia Karp — Anita Karp Teston San Antonio, Sgt. Spence Frazee, award by Governor William A. of being matched with tutors,” either. “ Time Was” , the band that has played the Memorial Scholarship; Alicia Wichman. Detective Lorraine Duke and O’Neill for his athletic ability and Gelting said. “ While the backlog “ It’s only a mile.” she said. “ golden oldies” in past celebrations, will be at the Cantor Israel Tabatsky Memorial Scholarship; Officer Tom Larson. Each ran sportsmanship. of students waiting for tutors has 100 East Center Street “ It’s not the New York bandshell again this year beginning at 5 p.m. The Mark Zackin. anywhere from a one-mile block Bean’s coach described him as been reduced, volunteers are still marathon.” Governor’s Foot Guard Band will give a concert to all six miles through the stretch a "serious competitor” and a urgently needed.” Manchester, CT “ Everybody’s very supportive beginning at 7 p.m. of town from the Vernon- "wonderful team player.” RHAM recreation program set about the whole thing,” Lom­ Children’s activities will go on from 5 to 7 p.m. Stephen Breen, president, re­ Manchester line to the South Besides Bean, more than 200 bardo said. with clowns and face painters to entertain the ported on the CRE affiliate’s HEBRON — This year's RHAM summer Manchester-South Glastonbury special olympians and about 1,400 FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, WE ARE Lombardo, however, admitted youngsters. participation in the statewide recreation program will be held at RHAM Junior border. law enforcememnt officers car­ to having one concern before the The fireworks display will begin at 9; 30. Readathon held last month. He OPENING OUR ROOMS FOR YOUR High School. Coventry Police who partici­ ried the Flame of Hope torch race. gave special recognition to The program will be held for all junior or senior pated in the run were Officers Donations will be accepted at the entrances to the through the 400-mile run across “ I hope there’s somebody to Bennet Junior High students INSPECTION, FROM THE HOURS OF high school students from Hebron. Andover and Margaret Dugan, Nancy Gillon, campus to help defray the cost of the event, which the state, said Peter Wheeler, give me a ride back to the whose pledge total was surpassed Marlborough. The program will run begin July. Marc Montmimy and Anthony depends heaviiy on the donations. NOON UNTIL 7 P.M. COME SEE THE executive director of the Special station,” he said. by only one other school in the Activities such as table tennis, floor hockey, DeJulius and Lt. Ronaid Flags and light sticks wili be sold as well as Olympics. This year, the event is state. Bennet students raised $371 indoor and outdoor soccer, tennis, softball, Doughty. T-shirts and sweatshirts. CHANGES AND TRY TO WIN A DRAW­ sponsored by Southern New Eng­ o f the $1,400 raised in Lombardo, who has been on the Hot dogs, soda and ice cream wiii be sold. basketball and volleyball are planned. land Telephone Company. Manchester. ING FOR DINNER FOR 2 AT CAVEYS, Buses will pick up students at Amston Lake force for 11 years, participated in EMERGENCY The annual event has attracted large crowds Sgt. Edmund Brunt, of the state Fire — Police — Medical Officers elected for Uje coming Firehouse at 8; 10 a.m.; Marlborough Commons, the relays for the first time this since it was instituted in 1984 with nearly 20,000 ACROSS THE STREET. police, helped coordinate the year are Stephen Breen, presi­ 8;25 a.m.; Gilead Hill School, 8;45 a.m.; Andover year. He expected to run three attending last year. The celebration was designed to routes the officers traveled. dent; Mary LeDuc. vice- Elementary School. 9; 05 a.m. Buses wiil leave miles since he has been jogging DIAL 911 revive the custom of hqying annual firework’s “ It was a lot of work,” he said. In Manchester president and Ellen Jones, treas­ RHAM at 11;30 a m. regularly for the past seven or ''I ’ve enjoyed it though.” displays in town, dropped years before. Student traces, reports history Bonuses planned Shorts and Reed begin the race ANAHEIM, Calif. - Mickey down Main Street U.S.A. and out Hall on July 3. In Pratt layoff Mouse dispatched 120 vintage of the park, said spokeswoman Reed, who runs a developing vehicles from Disneyland for a Louanne Cappiello. business in Manchester, finished of acupuncture; wins competition EAST HARTFORD (AP) — Pratt & Whitney 12-day, 4,500-mile race to Boston. First prize in the transcontinen­ in 59th place with a time of 4.09 has confirmed industry reports that a $3,000 Art Shorts of Manchester and tal road rally is $50,000, out of a minutes off the elapsed time By Jacqueline Bennett bonus will be paid to employees who are let go Ernest Reed of Hebron were total of $250,000 in prizes. during the first day. Shorts was in Manchester Herald in the first wave of white-collar layoffs among the drivers. The race route will run through 66th place, 17 seconds behind scheduled to be announced early next month. Balloons went up and confetti San Luis Obispo; Sacramento; Reed. COVENTRY — Twelve-year- Curt Linke, Pratt & Whitney’ communica- came down as the sixth annual Elko, Nev.; Rock Springs, Wyo.; The second day, Reed moved old Delyn Hall had needles tions vice president, said the company also will Great American Race for pre- Denver; Salina, Kan.; St. Louis; up to to 38th place, only 1.57 off pushed into her forehead, arms pay one week’s severance pay for each year of 1937 vehicles began Wednesday Cincinnati; Erie and Wilkes- perfect time. Shorts moved up to and knee — all to win a history service, give two weeks notice of termination with a parade from Small World, Barre, Pa.; ending at Boston City 56th place. competition. and pick up health and life insurance costs for Her effort was worth it. After 30 days thereafter. winning both the regional and «To qualify for the compensation, employees Obhuaries state history competitions for her will be required to sign a waiver promising not media presentation on acupunc­ to sue Pratt & Whitney over the layoffs, according to company spokesman David M. graduate program in theater arts ture, Hall captured superior Long. « Ethel Meglln John Bettenbender and three years later was named ratings in the national competi­ DANA POINT, Calif. (AP) - NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (A P) TUNING UP — Members of the Citysin- Industry sources said the waiver also will dean of newly founded Mason tion in Maryland earlier this Ethel Meglin, a dance teacher — John I. Bettenbender, the gers of Hartford prepare for their concert contain a clause stating that management has Gross School of the Arts. month. who helped nurture the childhood founding dean of Rutgers Univer­ at the Manchester Bicentennial Band done all It can to retain the employee or find Bettenbender was a founder “I was really excited about careers of such stars as Judy sity’s arts school and an influen­ him another company job^ the Journal Inquirer and artistic director of Rutgers Shell. From left, Scott Clendaniel and winning,” Hall said after winning Garland, Mickey Rooney and tial theater director, died Friday reported Friday. SummerFest, an arts festival Marian Casaiino of Manchester iook over the state and regional finals. Shirley Temple, died Tuesday. of cancer at age 67. Long acknowleged that suchra clause is being that combines theater, concerts, the music with Suzanne Gates, former Hall, a student at Capt. Nathan She was 98. considered. dance performances and visual Hale School, her nnother, and Mrs. Meglin was president of Bettenbender joined the state choir director and organist for St. Mary's In addition, company officials said they are university’s faculty in 1970 as a arts. He directed more than 200 social studies teachers AI Scopino mulling giving additional compensation to Ethel Meglin Dance Studios Inc.' Episcopai Church. The chorus wiii professor of theater arts and productions. His credits include and Bill Driscoll received I860 in softie terminated employees who agree to stay and founder of the Meglin Kid­ perform Monday at 7 p.m. chairman of the department at “ The Soft Touch,” “ A Most fundings from the Board of on for an indefinite time to help the company dies, a group of child performers Rutgers’ Douglass College. In Secret W ar” and ‘‘The Education to make the trip to absorb the reductions. who also included Ann Miller, 1973, he became head of the Woolgatherer.” Maryland. Scopino and Driscoll The July layoffs will be the first of three Gwen Verdon, Jane Withers, coordinated preparation for the waves of white-collar layoffs scheduled to be June Lang and Mickey Rooney. Local News in Brief competition. completed by the end of August. 'They are part Judy Garland Joined the school in All four made the trip. The of a program to reduce overall business 1927 and Shirley Temple in 1931. Board of Education approved expenses by 30 percent by 1991, Linke said. She taught them singing, danc­ The cost cuts are needed to make the ing and acting, and as her EveiySun(day, $860 for the trip with a word of reputation grew, her school be­ Manchester wins report award congratulations from Chairman company competitive with archrival General came the largest of its kind, with Lawrence Mickel. Electric, Manchester has been chosen an honorable 52 franchises across the United mimons oi Amencans mention winner in the 43rd annual Connecticut Mickel said of Hall’s project, States. The Meglin Kiddies sang Town and City Report Contest, sponosred by the “ Yours is both an impressive and on local radio stations and University of Connecticut. humbling project,” appeared in several movies, confiise greener lawns Manchester was chosen in the over-50,000 For the project. Hall had including “ An American in Pa­ population category. Calendars acupuncture, which is the process ris’’ with Gene Kelly and in the West Hartford was named top winner in the of puncturing the skin with a with greener pastures. early 1950s, on Mrs. Meglin’s category, while Hartford and West Haven were needle, done on herself. local television show, “ The Me­ This SunJuy, coinc join ihc Luibcrun Church in Uw kivf. Idluwship and worship ul jcsu* Christ. given merit awards. Manchester was next with its “ It feels like a pin prick. It Raginald nnto/ManchMtw H«n(d Manchester glin Review.” You may be surprised u> lind ihc yrass is ociually ^aYfH■r on • ol the Icnte. honorable mention award. T h e Lutheran Church doesn’t hurt, but after a while it Monday tingles,” she said. GET THE POINT — Delyn Hall, a student at Capt. Nathan Pension Board. Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. Jesse Davis RHAM sports boosters named She had needles pushed into her Hale School In Coventry, took several local, state and Zoning Board of Appeals, Lincoln Center hearing LOS ANGELES (AP) - Jesse forehead, hands, arm and knee by room. 7 p.m. HEBRON — The RHAM Sports Boosters honored national awards for her history project on acupuncture. Ed Davis, whose drug use compli­ Commission on Aging, Senior Citizens’ Center, junior high athletes in a ceremony held June 16. a friend, Sharon Gale, who is The theme of the competition was “Frontier: People, 7:30 p.m. cated a career as a guitarist with The winners were: Melissa Am er and Traci studying acupuncture. Places and Ideas." For the contest, she made a video such superstars as John Lennon, Forand, softball most valuable players; Shelley Responding to questions about Board of Education. 45 North School St., 7:30 p.m. recreating the discovery of acupuncture. ’Tuesday Bob Dylan, Eric Clapton and Warner, softball best defensive player; Pat the ancient Chinese practice. Hall Willie Nelson, died of an apparent ■J' Pitkin Glass Works Committee. Lincoln Center Dougan, baseball valuable player; Derek Souza, rattled off numerous facts. overdose. He was 43. gold room, 7:30 p.m. most improved baseball player; Ray Bell, baseball "It was discovered between the competition. “ At each level, Last year 47 states participated. Davis rose to prominence in the best defensive player. 5,000 and 7,000 years ago by the the projects have to be redeve­ The town has participated for Andover 1960s playing lead guitar in ’Taj Track and field winners were: Douglas Freeman Chinese who used it as a (medi­ loped, making changes and im­ nine years, and had a winner in Mahal’s blues band, had a widely and Jill Karrenburg, most valuable players; and cal) cure,” she said. provements. It’s a real 1987. Monday varied career as a session guita­ Mark Davis and Mary Milewski, most improved. Originally, she noted a small educational-growth process,’’ Although she didn’t win the Recreation Committee. Town Office Building. 7 rist and took part in George sharp stone was pressed against she said. national competition, all the work p.m. Harrison’s landmark 1971 fund- the skin. Later, needles were The three-level history compe­ and hard effort have been worth it Wednesday raising ‘ ‘Concert for Volunteers re-elect officers Zoning Board of Appeals. Town Office Building. used. The needles are placed at tition had four categories: media for Hall. Bangladesh.” . Officers of the Town of Manchester Volunteer coordinates all over the body, presentation, built projects, dra­ 7:30 p.m. He recorded three albums of his Fire Department were re-elected to their positions such as between the thumb and matic performance, which can be own in the early 1970s, in which his backup musicians included for the 1988-1989 year at the annual election June 15. index finger, which is supposed to done by a group or individual, and Bolton They are James J. McKay, captain; Matt Dama, rock stars Clapton and Leon cure headaches. Although not written papers which must be Minority teachers Monday first lieutenant; Marc Lupacchino, second lieuten­ prevalent, the use of acupuncture Russell. In 1985, Davis formed the done individually. ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) - A Public Building Commission. Community Hall. Graffiti Man Band with Indian ant; Kenneth Vignone, secretary; and Stephen has increased in the United States In Hall’s category, junior indi­ report from the Carnegie Forum 7:30 p.m. poet and civil rights activist John Conley, treasurer. in recent years, according to vidual media, entrants were on Education and the Economy, Tuesday Trudell. Davis put music to Hall, judged on accuracy of historical showing a decline in the propor­ Charter Revision Commission. Community Hall, Trudell’s poetic images for “ aka Engler stars In trigonometry The ability to answer questions content, historical development, tion of minority teachers from 8.1 8 p.m. Graffiti Man.” Wednesday Ray R. Engler Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray on the spot was part of the knowledge of equipment and percent in 1971 to 6.9 percent in Conservation Commission. Herrick Memorial Engler Sr. of Coventry, won the designation of East competition, which was held as a presentation quality. 1986, has some educators con­ Park, 7:30 p.m. Catholic Trig-Star for 1988 in a trigonometry class of part of National History Day This year’s theme was Front­ cerned that minority students In Memoriam from June 12 to June 17, ier: People, Places and Ideas. don’t have enough role models. 'The congregations o f the Anne Manion at East Catholic High School. Coventry In sad and loving memory of EVANGELICAL A Trig-Star is a trigonometry student who has It began 11 years ag9 at Case Hall’s entry is a video about going But institutions which prepare teachers are beginning to re­ Margaret Irish who passed away demonstrated in competition that he or she is the Western Reserve University in back in time to the discovery of Monday on June 25, 1986. LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA most skilled amonng classmates in the practical Cleveland, Ohio and is now held acupuncture and tracing its use spond with innovations to encour­ Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office invite you to worship each and every Sunday during the summer Though her smile has gone application of trigonometry. The competition for annually at College Park Univer­ up to the present. age minorities to enter teaching. Building, 7:30 p.m. months. Come and worship the Lord! For example, black and Hispanic forever. the honor and a cash prize is by a timed exercise in sity in Maryland. She won the Eastern Regional Steering Liaison, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. undergraduates at the University And her hand we cannot touch. Concordia Lutheran Emanuel Lutheran the solving a complex trigonometry proplem based “ The point is to stimulate Competition held in town March Tuesday of Rochester who enter the We will never lose sweet Church on the practice of land surveying. interest in history through com­ 5, out of a field of 250. In Hartford, Library Building Committee, Booth and Dimock Church school’s graduate program for Memorial Library, 7:30 p.m. memories, 40 Pitkin Street The award is sponsored by the National Society of petition,” Scopino and Driscoll on April 30, she was chosen out of Of the one we loved so much. 60 Church Street teacher certification pay no tui­ Worship at 9:00 am. Professional Surveyors and co-sponsored locally by said. 1,000 in the state competition. Thursday Worship at 8 & 9:30 am. tion. Scholarships covering room^ . Board of Education. Coventry High School, 7:30 Sadly Missed, (649-5311) Meehan Associates, Consulting Engineers- Delyn’s mother. Janice Hall, She was among thousands (643-1193) Survevors of Manchester. and board also are available p.m. Husband Kenneth Irish & Family praised the educational value of competing at the national event those with need. 4m 4 i :fflv;tf: :i State & Region Junkyard owners' are arrested

Nurse pay )ust one problem for running ‘illegal enterprise’ HARTFORD — The bills of hospital, nursing NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Among the crimes alleged in failure to report the relea.se and home and home health agency patients would go up owners and several associates of the indictment are arson, inter­ disposal of a hazardous sub­ at least $100 million a year if nursing salaries in six diuck & Eddie’s junkyards state transportation of stolen stance, mercury, without a Connecticut are increased 10 percent, says a staff were arrested Friday on charges motor vehicles, sale or receipt of permit. report for a state task force studying ways to that they belonged to a criminal stolen motor vehicles, mail fraud Michael Deland, head of the combat the shortage of nurses. enterprise that engaged in selling and violations of federal immi­ federal Environmental Protec­ Task force members, who are scheduled to make stolen car parts, arson, mail gration laws. tion Agency’s Boston office, said their final recommendations in August, also noted fraud and harboring of illegal The indictment charges that the mercury was released during a meeting Thursday that if all available aliens. some of the defendants shipped through the demolition of 60 to 100 money is poured into nursing salaries, other factors stolen motor-vehicle parts from railroad cars, which have the contributing to the shortage will be ignored. The 11 people, including nine Connecticut to Rhode Island, highly toxic substance in their Those include day care for hospital employees’ Connecticut residents and two Massachusetts. Maine, New Jer­ switching gears. children and programs to recruit and train new men from New Jersey, were sey, Florida and elsewhere. “ The situation is contained. nurses and those who return to the profession, the named as defendants in a 15- There’s no imminent threat of air members said. count indictment handed up In addition, “ they were bring­ emissions or any other (emis­ Low pay is the single biggest issue in nursing Thursday in U.S. District Court in ing illegal aliens into the country sions or runoffs),” Deland said. today, but equitably financing major pay increases New Haven, said U.S. Attorney to work in their yards” and found The Arcangelos, who are broth­ will be difficult, said Gardner Wright Jr., Stanley A. Twardy Jr. them places to live, Twardy ers. operate the Chuck & Eddie’s co-chairman of the Governor’s Task Force On the “ They were running a signifi­ alleged. yards, with locations in New Nursing Shortage. cant illegal enterprise being Two of the 11 defendants were* Haven. North Haven, Southing­ conducted out of these six Chuck also charged with violating fed­ ton, Stratford. Willimantic, and Good year for guns in school & Eddie’s junkyards, an enter­ eral laws by creating of a Madison. Twardy said. AP photo prise whose tentacles spread into hazardous waste dump at the Twardysaid the government is BRIDGEPORT — The number of gun-toting numerous illegl acts and many Cedar Hill railroad yard in North seeking the forfeiture of nearly pupils caught on school grounds in Bridgeport fell WOMAN’S BEST FRIEND — Rosie mix-breed dog won awards for saving states,” Twardy said. Haven, Twardy said. $178,000 in an insurance payment from eight in 1986-87 to four in the school year that Murphy's life on March 27 when a power He said the illegal enterprise Charles Arcangelo. 42, and made in connection with a June ended Wednesday, police records show. stands guard by her mistress Marie AP photo allegedly operated between June James Arcangelo, 29, both of 1981 arson fire at Arcangelo’s “ They threw the bad people out,’’ said Frank Murphy. 58, of Newport, R.l. The failure shut down the iron lung she uses. 1980 and Jan. 29. 1988. North Haven, were charged with restaurant in North Haven. Aviles, a junior at Bassick High School who said he LEAVES DAMAGED — Bennington felt safer this year because of increased security County Forestor Jim White displays and efforts by administrators, faculty and pupils to Dog honored for saving owner normally developed maple leaves, left, rid the schools of firearms. and those damaged by pear thrips, a tiny Electric Boat workers sing blues The school board’s strict policy of expelling pupils insect that feeds on maple flowers in the fourd with guns on school grounds also helped, NEWPORT, R.l. (AP) - A 6-year-old League for Animals, which nominated Rosie for pupils and officials said. rust-colored dog named Rosie has been honored the honor. "But she doesn’t bark on command. spring. Southwestern Vermont sugar- “ I feel we had a good year.” said Albert by the American Humane Association for saving There was something that night, the sound of the bushes have been hit hard in the past over stalled contract negotiations the life of her owner, who depends on an iron lung, machine stopping, the panic in Marie’s voice.” • Berarducci, school security supervisor. “ The •nine months with an early snowstorm, GRO’TON (AP) — Two workers pact that expires Thursday. shipyard’s proposal to freeze attitude of the kids has changed. A lot of students by alerting relatives when the power went out. On Thursday, Rosie was honored in a Rosie got plaques and flowers and all the dog ceremony at the Potter Leaque, the Middletown thrips and the current drought placing at the Electric Boat shipyard are The shipyard, a division of wages for the next four years don’t want to tolerate weapons, and the students stress on the trees. literally singing the blues over General Dynamics Corp. and sole inspired the songs. know other students will turn them in.” biscuits she could eat. animal shelther where she had been adopted by “ She thinks it’s some kind of big party,” owner Murphy just four years earlier. stalled contract negotiations with builder of the nuclear-powered The rock-’n’-roll “ Blue Collar Marie Murphy said Friday. She was given the Stillman Award from the the giant submarine builder. Trident submarine, has report-' Pride,” accompanied by hard- Dog-bIte suit worth $69,900 Murphy, 58, has been paralyzed from the neck Humane Association and a plaque from Newport Shipyard workers Mark C. ediy offered workers lump-sum driving electric guitar, bass and State & Wydler and Tommy Vickers bonuses worth 2 percent of their drums, was written to help MIDDLETOWN — A Clinton couple who claimed down since a 1953 polio attack and needs Mayor Robert J. McKenna. mechanical helptobreath. She was sleeping in an The Stillman award, first given in 1900, is given recently recorded two pro-union annual pay. The union wants an workers feel good about what a German shepherd dog’s bite hurt their love life songs with messages aimed at outright 5 percent wage increase they do and to encourage them. have reached a $69,900 settlement with the owners of iron lung when a power failure on March 27 shut in recognition of the very special human- down the machine and the auxiliary generator companion animal bond that exists, said Susan Vulgar counselor suspended their co-workers and Electric during the new contract’s first “ It should make workers proud the dog. Boat management; “ Blue Collar year. that they’re doing a good job for failed to kick in. Halberstadt, of the Denver-based association. PRESTON — Thedirector of an alcohol treatment The settlement of the suit brought by William and Pride” and “ Don’t Make Us Wydler and Vickers, backed by the defense of the world, ’’ Vickers With the electricity out, Murphy was unable to Rosie, a Doberman-Labrador cross, wore a program who allegedly used harsh, vulgar Jean Hacker followed a three-day jury trial and Strike.” a chorus of 17 co-workers and said. “ We get a lot of flack that we get help. “ I realized the only thing I had was garland of flowers and sat quietly next to language in counseling his patients has been came the day before the three-man, three-woman About 500 copies of the two-song friends calling themselves the don’tdoour job right, but we build Rosie,” she said. Murphy’s bed during the ceremony. suspended pending a review of his methods, jury was to begin deliberating in the case against cassette have been sold so far, at “ No, We’re Not Low Life Sin­ the best ships in the world. I ’m Rosie, who was sleeping one room away, heard ’ “ Formally, she’s trained to do nothing,” said according to a published report. defendants Serafin, Sofia and Carlos Rios in $3 apiece. gers,” recorded the songs at very proud of that and I ’m proud her owner’9 calls for help and barked until Murphy. “ Even when you say ‘bark’ to her now, Patients of Dr. Lidio A. Joseph, director of the Middlesex Superior Court. “ It’s kind of a throwback to the Wydler’s home studio in Mystic, of the people I work with. ’That’s Murphy’s brother-in-law, asleep upstairs, came she won’t do it.” alcohol treatment program at the Boneski Chemical Hacker, 55, claimed he suffered depression, 1960s protest songs,” said where he operates “ Wyldwood the whole truth of the song right down and connected batteries to the iron liin'i^^,', “ We’ve had so much fun together over the Dependence Clinic, have rallied to his defense, phobias and sexual disfunction as a result of being Wydler, who wrote both songs. “ A Studios.” Total production costs there.” “ It doesn’t sound like the most unusual, heroid years,” Murphy said. ” I just love her a lot, and I saying alcohol counselors routinely use strong severly bitten on the right hand, upper left leg. and lot of people think of me as their amounted to $1,400. The lyrics include the verse: thing the world has ever seen,” said M. Christie think I appreciate her a lot more than I did language to get their message across. The Day of groin region while jogging on June 10,1985. The suit big mouth.” The cassette’s cover shows the “ If you work in a three-piece Smith, executive director of the Robert Potter before.” New London reported Friday. claimed Mrs. Hacker has been deprived of her About 10,200 workers repres­ two men standing in front of a “ That’s the type of language we use,” said suit, husband’s love and affection. ented by the Metal Trades shipyard fence, hard hats on, I bet this song won’t appeal to Richard London, who has been a patient at the clinic Council are expected to go on muscles flexed. Two figures you. for nearly a month. "Where I come. New Haven, if strike Friday unless the union representing management crawl Because the backbone is the State cracks down on llmos someone patted me on the back and said, ‘You’re and Electric Boat management at their feet. blue collar worker. VERNON — The state Department of Motor State’s toll booth era ends OK, Rick,’ I ’d find some way to manipulate them. can reach agreement on a new Wydler, 31, a songwriter since Hey overhead, you come after Vehicles, cracking down on unlicensed livery But he came down to our level and got his point contract to replace the three-year he was 12 years bid, said the the pride.” operators, has staged three sting operations WALLINGFORD (AP) - An rized the removal of the tolls in been placed within the state across.” recently to catch gypsy operators. era came to an end in Connecticut 1986 after tolls had already been system yet. About 300 former and current patients have Kenneth Gambai^ella of the state Department of on Friday as workers began ended on Interstate 95, a some­ signed a petition seeking Joseph’s reinstatement. Removal of the toll booths drew Transportation, which oversees licensing of livery removing toll booths that have what parallel but more congested „Loeallo"= . mixed reaction from workers and services, said that as many as one out of every three been on the Merritt and Wilbur highway along the shore. State checks mob-garbage link The DOT sought bids from commuters. limousines in Hartford County may be operating Cross parkways for decades and HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill said motorists paid their last 35-cent contractors to remove the booths illegally. But Christopher Gallo, presi­ Friday that'the attorney general’s office was tolls. in Greenwich, a mile east of the In the latest sting operation on Thursday. Arthur dent of the Connecticut Commu­ looking into reports the company that built a M. Lussier of East Windsor was charged with three Arthur Keating, director of New York State line; at the ters Inc., a non-profit, 3-year-old state-financed trash-to-energy plant hired a com­ tolls and concessions for the state Housatonic River in Milford, 6 4 5 misdemeanor criminal violations and four motor group with a goal of making pany with alleged organized crime ties to haul Department of Transportation, where the Wilbur Cross Parkway vehicles infractions in connection with his hiring out commuting safer and more effi­ garbage to the plant. merges with the Merritt; and on a 35-foot white limousine he leases from a New said contractors planned to work cient, said he is pleased the But O’Neill, who said he had learned of the the Wilbur Cross at Wallingford. Hampshire company. between 11 p.m. Friday, when toll tollbooths are being removed. allegations only through the newspapers, refused to collection was halted, and 6 a.m. The parkway tolls generated Monday to construct temporary $13 million annually, but it cost “ From a safety point of view, elaborate. He said only that; “ Certainly we don’t want to do Emissions crackdown coming bypass lanes around the the state about $6 million to any time there is a fixed structure in the middle of the road, it business with organized crime in any way. We want WETHERSFIELD — The Department of Motor tollbooths. collect them. creates the potential for disas­ to make sure solid waste is handled properly and by Vehicles is asking municipal police, university Gov. William A. O’Neill, who Keating said the three remain­ ter.” Gallo said. “ They also the right authorities.” police and resident state troopers to crack down on opposed removing the tolls for ing toll booths had llOemployees. 0 ^ created a lot of grief and Wheelabrator Environmental Systems Inc. last SfAR5 state emission-law scofflaws. years, said, Friday: “ It’s a 90 of which were hired with the 'Ht frustration.” year hired Suburban Carting Corp. of Mamaroneck, 1 YOU CAN USE' “ We are currently experiencing a time of reduced historic day. They’ve been on for understanding their jobs would N.Y., whose owners appear repeatedly in a 1986 OI/CeVER YOUR SEARS compliance and will appreciate all the help we can 50 years now and evidently it’s be eliminated once the tolls Historians view the road as an New York State Assembly committee’s report on time to have them go.” ended. CREDIT CARD get,” said DMV’s Deputy Commissioner Fdwin X. example of one of the best public organized crime in the garbage industry. O’Dea The General Assembly autho­ He said the other 20 have not works of the Depression. W*' ittfriitoaM.lactit Monks,. Hiroshima-victimsrally- Natk>n & World for peace at the United Nations Beirut camps shelleci BEIRUT, Lebanon—Syrian-backed guerrillas on By Victoria Graham peace game to Mother Teresa, tional disarmament and a nu­ Friday bombarded Yasser Arafat’s loyalists In a The Associated Press the 77-year-old Nobel laureate. clear test ban treaty are bloody struggle for control of two Palestinian But all the spinning of prayer enormous. refugee camps. Police said 10 people were killed and SEEING WHITE - UNI’TED NATIONS - These wheels, scattering of flower pe­ The United States has made 34 wounded. One of nine baby days, this East River enclave is a tals, chanting of mantras, and clear it will not reaffirm what it At one point, police said five shells a minute were white alligators pad­ magnet for peace marchers, meditation on brotherhood have calls a sweeping and unrealistic hitting the Chatilla refugee camp as Col. Saeed dles around to the Buddhist monks, Nigerian not harmonized discordant views U.N. disarmament document “ drummers of passion,” victims on disarmament. Mousa’s radical Fatah-Uprising tried to crush delight of children adopted 10 years ago. Arafat’s Fatah guerrillas. ’They said Chatilla’s only of Hiroshima, poets and blues Last year, the United States at-The Audubon The 159 U.N. members are hospital was hit dozens of times. singers of the nuclear age. trying to devise a realistic agenda voted alone on most disarma­ A Fatah spokesman charged that Mousa’s Zoo in New Or­ All have converged on the Third for peace, and delegates hope ment issues in the General fighters “ started shelling the camps indiscrimi­ leans. Corporations Special Session on Disarmament, they’ll be able to adopt a final Assembly, ranging from a de­ nately’’ to sabotage mediation efforts by Libyan donated funds for a monthlong gathering ending document by concensus, without mand for a comprehensive nu­ officials. the exhibit of the this week. divisive voting that usually pits clear test ban to prohibiting the “ They are massacring our people,” said the the United States against most of military uses of outer space. world’s only white They have camped on the Fatah spokesman, who refused to be named. the developing world and social­ It refused to participate in a A truce announced in Tripoli on Thursday called alligators. They sidewalks and exploded 1,000 ist countries. conference on the relationship for the warring factions to return to positions they were found iast balloons to symbolize nuclear between disarmament and held before fighting broke out May 1 in Chatilla and summer on a iand tests. They have gathered at a The superpower backdrop is development. comer coffee shop to discuss the nearby Bourj el-Barajneh camp. It was reached preserve near positive; the Moscow summit, the Third World nations have been in a meeting between Libyan officers and radioactive military landfills, the Soviet pullout from Afghanistan, clamoring for a disarmament representatives of neutral Palestinian groups. Houma, La. evils of transnational corpora­ and the treaty on elimination of fund of military savings in the AP photo tions, and the future of the intermediate-range nuclear industrialized world to be di­ AP pAoto Siberian crane. weapons. verted toward economic and Pope’s talk angers leader They range from a 12-year-old But differences over such social development in poor MAUTHAUSEN, Austria — Pope John Paul II on DAY AT THE ZOO — Jason Ellison, 14, girl who invented a issues as nuclear and conven­ countries. Friday condemned Nazism on the site where 110,000 of Boise, Idaho, one pf 19 children from World War II prisoners died, but the pontiff angered Dangerous agents banned from mail around the world suffering with the rare Austria’s chief rabbi by not malting a specific WASHINGTON (AP) - Germs the new rules, which must go Service had said it was reviewing Progeria disease who gathered in reference to Jewish victims. Court: No free rides for children and dangerous toxins will be through a formal regulatory its regulations on the shipment of Philadelphia, enjoys a ride on a camei at Earlier, John Paul urged Austrian Jewish leaders stated the indictment in Seattle of banned froin the mail under new process before they can take potentially hazardous biological WASHINGTON (AP) - A Mississippi consumers $326.5 to accept the Vatican’s call for a Palestinian the Philadelphia Zoo. The children and. a man accused of cocaine regulations announced Friday in effect. items. sharply divided Supreme Court million. homeland. The Roman Catholic leader did not families are in town for the seventh trafficking. the wake of congressional con­ Jeremy Rifkin, an activist who Various products, including ruled Friday that children from ■ Voted 5-4 to uphold an Illinois respond to appeals for the Vatican to give full ■ Relaxed the deadlines prison cern over reports that the mil­ heads the Foundation on Eco­ biological warfare toxins, have annual Progeria Reunion, sponsored by poor families do not have a man’s murder conviction, ruling diplomatic recognition to Israel. inmates face when seeking to itary has increased shipments of nomic Trends in Washington, been mailed in the past under the Sunshine Foundation. constitutional right to free bus that its famous Miranda decision The pope also said Mass in Trausdorf near the appeal their cases in federal such items. hailed the decision Friday as a strict packaging and labeling transportation to and from is sufficient to protect the rights Hungarian border for an estimated 80,000 people, appellate court. The 5-4 decision The action is being taken “ to step toward avoiding a potential rules, and postal officials say no school. of defendants questioned by po­ most of them Yugoslavs and Hungarians. revived the appeal of a convicted ensure the safety and health o f... catastrophe. problems have occurred. The 5-4 decision in a case from lice after they are indicted or The emotional high point of the day came at murderer serving a 50-year sent­ customers and employees,” the Rifkin, who petitioned the Pos­ But following reports that the Nation & World North Dakota has particular otherwise formally charged. Mauthausen, Austria’s most infamous death camp, ence in Tennessee. Postal Service said. “ The Postal tal Service to ban such ship­ Army planned to expand re­ importance for people in rural ■ Ruled, 6-3, that state and where an estimated 110,000 Nazi prisoners died or ■ Ruled, 8-1, against a worker Service is concerned that some ments, said he now will turn his search facilities in Utah, Califor­ areas. The ruling was denounced federal officials may not be sued were murdered. in California who was dropped customers are planning in­ attention to the Transportation nia Attorney General John Van de by the dissenters for denying for monetary damages by people from a race-discrimination suit creased use of the mails for Department, which he wants to Kamp complained that the need Bush talks of taxes hope and equal opportunity to the whose Social Security disability against his company and labor sending disease germs orhazard- investigate shipments of danger­ for increased shipments of dan­ disadvantaged. benefits were cut off unlawfully. Searching for survivors Vice President George Bush, citing Michael ■ By a 6-3 vote, limited the union because of a clerical error. ous toxins (etiologic agents).” ous products by private carriers. gerous biological products could Dukakis’ support (or $115 million in state tax The court’s majority, however, CATAK, ’Turkey — Rescue workers dug through a No date was set to implement Just last week the Postal create a hazard. said North Dakota officials acted government’s broad immunity increases, said Friday the difference between him from negligence lawsuits. The 20-foot layer of mud and rocks Friday for about 100 and the Democratic governor was “ tax cuts versus rationally and lawfully in permit­ Wmmkfy people buried by a landslide, using dogs to sniff out ting local school districts to court reinstated a suit by a couple tax hikes.” Dukakis said New Jersey Sen. Bill shot at by a drunken, off-duty HeaUh Tip the people and dodging boulders that skittered down Bradley has taken himself out of consideration for charge busing fees. the mountain. settler stabbed, Arabs shot In other decisions, the court; Navy medic in Maryland. the vice presidential nomination. ■ Restricted the power of fed­ A truck driver and a resident were injured by the “ I respect that,” Dukakis told reporters as he ■ Limited severely states’ au­ JERUSALEM (AP) - A Pales­ shopping before the Jewish Sab­ eral judges to dismiss criminal new landslides that pelted down on what remains of He pulled out a gun, chased his began a brief vacation. thority to lower the electric rates tinian stabbed an American-born charges when prosecutors violate this village in the rain-soaked mountains above the bath in Hebron, about 20 miles assailant about 50 yards and shot Jesse Jackson dismissed a published report he public utilities charge as a result Jewish settler in the back Friday a law requiring speedy trial of Black Sea port of Trabzon. south of Jerusalem. The 33-year- him in the elbow, said Zev Hever, had told aides that he would not accept the No. 2 spot )' « f iagreements with federal regu- “ It’s too soon to give up hope of finding people in the occupied West Bank, and old computer programmer from a Jewish leader in Hebron. About 2 ' it' OHNION Your Neighbors’ Views Has the time come for the legalization of drugs? Harvard & other dirty words OK,tAR.OOKftKia. 'Ht'VE a n T\ Church BuHetin Board ’ MACC recognizes, appreciates Chmcli BoDetiii Board Religiioiia Services First Baptist Church efforts of residents, groups Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John feuth United Methodist Church, 1224 The following events are scheduled for this week AnsmbllM of God Holllg^. Sunday worship: holy eucho- Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. at First Baptist Church: This column is prepared by the jamin, Carolyn Russo, Polly Calvary Church (AtsombllM of God), rlst, 8 and 10 a.m.; church school, 9:45 Johnseh, Rev. Cynthia A. (}eod. Rev. The Rev. Charles Kuhl and Richard Ott of Zion 40D Bucklond Road. South Windsor. a.m.; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m.; Lady Lawrence S. Staples,' pastors. Sche­ Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes; 11 staff of the Manchester Area Saunders, Karen Fedorchak. Evangelical Lntheran Church recently attended the Rov. Konnoth L. Gustafson, posfor. Chapel open afternoons; public healing dule; 10 a.m., worship service; 9 a.m., a.m., worship with Dr. Billy Scott; nursery care Conference of Churches. Jane Pastel, Emanuel Lutheran, 10:30 a.m., worship, Sunday school and service, second Thursday, 7:30 p.m.; church school. Nursery (or preschool­ M ACC News New Englad District meeting of the Lutheran child cart; 4:30 p.m., hymn sing and evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. ers. (447-9141) both hours; 6 p.m., worship. Concordia Lutheran, Sisters of St. Church-Missouri Synod. It was held at Mount prals# strvict. Wednesday, 7 p.m., 443-9203. Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. By Nancy Carr Joseph, Church of the Nazarene, Bible study and youth fellowship, Executive Director Holyoke College, South Hadley, Mass. Much of the (444-1103) St. Mary's Bplscepol Church, Park Mormon Tuesday — 9:30 a.m.. Ladies’ Share Group; 1 the conference. Not only have St. Bartholomew, Glastonbury convention’s work was directed toward more and Church streets, Manchester. An­ p.m., O.A.; 6:30 p.m., church visitation. they been one of our staunchest Community Church, A.F.S., St. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, The Church et Jesus Christ et Latter- No matter how grey the day or effective outreach. The district has 20,000 members Baptist assistant rector. Worship: 7:30a.m. and day Saints,. 30 Woodside St., Manches­ Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6 p.m.. Weekly member churches, toey ,have James School children. V.F.W. in 68 congregations. 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 a.m.; ter. Dayld Field, bishop. 9:30 o.m., Workers/Visitation; 7 p.m., Bible study and prayer threatening the headlines, sitting provided free office ai^ program 2046, Temple Chapter, Music Commualtv.Baptist Church, 585 E. baby-sitting, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m.; holy sacrament meeting; 10:S0a.m., Sunday down to list one by one all the Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. school and primary; 11:40 a.m., priest­ meeting; G.A.. R.A . Mission Friends; 8 p.m., adult space for Project Reentry (the Boosters Gilead Hill School. Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., (449-4583) hood and relief society. (443-4003 or choir. names of giving people simply MACC program for ex-offenders Helen’s Bakery, Peoples Bank. Trinity Covenant Church worship service; 9:15 a.m., church 228-3715) sparks the spirit and makes the school. Nursery care provided. (443- Thursday — 8 p.m., O.A. attempting a successful adjust­ Nomoan Hall of New England Trinity Covenant Church will have vacation Bible 0537) , Gospai Friday — 1 p.m., O.A. day brighter. ment to life in the community Mechanical who had our shelter school July 11 to 15, which is open to all school-age ra th Baptist Church, 53 Lake St., Nationai Cathoiic We are sadly behind in our refrrigerator repaired for us, Manchester. Rev. James Bellosov, Churche(tbeLlvlm(3ed,aneva ngel- after incarceration). children. The theme is “ Champions for Jesus.” The pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 Ical, full-gospel church, Robertson St. John the BapHst Fetish Notional thank yous to many people. This They have recently voted to Ross Hollander of Hartford Dis­ a.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening School, North School Street, Manches­ Catholic Church, 23 ^ Iw a y St., Man­ Emanuei Lutheran Church column is just for ttiem. children will sing, do crafts and learn about mission chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, send a $1,500 grant to the Human tributors who sent over 8 dinners service. (444-5314) ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Thank you to all the wonderful work. Classes will be 8:45 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. To PIrst Baptist Church, 340 Hlllstown Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. pastor. Sunday moss, 9o.m.; weekdays, Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church Needs Fund, a most welcome and Nate Agostinelli of the register, call Jean Pedemonti at 647-9841, or the Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday Nursery and Sunday school. 8 a.m. (4435904) this week include: folks who contribute to the contribution. Other benefactors Manchester State Bank who sent school; 11 a.m.,worshlpservlce; 7p.m., Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 conference administrative center church office, 649-2855. evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bols- Sunday — 8 a.m., worship in chapel; 9:30 a.m., include the outreach committee over 10 bouquets of daffodils Events planned for the coming week at Trinity service. Nursery at all services. (449- vert,pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; Wednes­ Nazarene worship; holy communion. which supports all the programs of Second Congregational (staff and shelter guests alike 7509) day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock of MACC: the Rotary Club of Covenant include: coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of Church of the Nozarono, 234 Main St., Tuesday — 9 a.m., staff; 10 a.m., Beethoven Church, Manchester Sand and enjoyed them). PIrst Baptist Chapel of the Deaf, 340 Manchester. Rev. Philip Chotto, senior Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship, with sermon by Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. the month. Chorus; We Gals trip. Manchester for their substantial Gravel, George Ripley, Walter Those who supported the Soup Full Gospel interdenominational pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of Gary Jodoin. Kreutzer, pastor. (443-7543) outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer service; A.A. donation (Pat Castagna, presi­ Kitchen in April with donations Harvest Tim e Baptist Church, 73 E. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. and Grace Holman, Howard and Monday — 6 p.m., softball game. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church Saturday — 8 p.m.. A.A. dent) the Connecticut and West­ included: Mary Leslie, Lily Krob, Center St., Manchester. Rev, Mark D. and nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise Carol Rovegno and a contribution •Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sundavsehool; 11 adult Bible study and Sundavsehool; 7 ern Massachusetts District of p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, in memory of Peter Jeffers from Catherine Byron, Tom Rider, a.m., morning service; 4 p.m., evening 7 p.m., Wednesday. (444-8599) United Methodist Church Women LaStrada Restaurant; 6:30 p.m.. Covenant service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday Roger Negro. Emily Miller, Mary Kuznuchas, Women’s picnic. p.m. (443-9359) at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer Church of Christ for a most generous gift, the Florence Parker, AA Roundup, line, 444-8731, 24 hours. A special thank you to Emily Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., women’s prayer l3ospel Nall, Center Street, Manches­ Pentecostai The following events are planped for the coming Setback League of the Manches­ Miller whose gift of tickets St. Maurice’s Church of Bolton. breakfast at LaStrada Restaurant. Christian Science ter. 10 a.m., breoklng bread; 11:45a.m., United Ponlocostol Church, 187 week at the Church of Christ: ter Lodge of the Elks who held a treated a young single mother A very special thank you to Bill Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meeting. Woodbridee St., Manchester. Rev. traditional fund raising cam­ PIrst Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m. and 6 and her daughter to a wonderful 'Gilroy for opening the shelter on Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ paign and in keeping with the South United Methodist Church N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 4 p.m., worship. day at the Shriner’s Circus. May 30, Memorial Day, so staff church service, Sunday school, and Jehovah’S Witnesses p.m., eyenlng worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ principal Elk’s motto of “ Char­ core for small children. (449-1444) Monday — 7:30 p.m., Manchester Bible study. Recent donors to the Emer­ could take a break and to Girl ’These are the activities planned for the coming Jehovah's Witnesses, 447 Tolland nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, ity” have donated Oie proceeds to Reading Room, 454A Center St., Man­ ladles' prayer; 7 p.m. Thursday, men's Tuesday — 7 p.m.. East Windsor Bible study; 7:30 gency Pantry which provided Scout ’Troop No. 2 who just chester. (449-8903) . Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesdoy, 7 MACC, to Patti Dodd-Slesinski week at South United Methodist Church: p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. p.m., East Hartford Bible study. food to over 47 households a pruned, ^eeded and then planted' Sunday — 9:30 a.m., summer choir; 10 a.m., p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 (449-9Sa) Wednesday — 7 p.m.. Bible classes. for her generous gifts, Virginia month to Manchester/Bolton in­ annuals in front of the shelter. worship with Dr. Shephard S. Johnson preaching; Church of Christ p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ and Walker Briggs, Harry and day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Thursday — 7 p.m.. Colchester Bible study. clude the employees of the What a wonderful idea. preschool nursery; 11 a.m., reception. Church ef Christ, Lvdall and Vernon Watchtower study. (444-1490) Presbyterian Janet Reinhom, Robert Harri­ Manchester Telephone Company NOTICE — We are still looking Monday — 10 a.m., A.A. streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, ^ Coventry Presbyterian Church, son, Robert Murdock, Winifred for teenage counselors to work pulpit minister, (iareth Flanary, evan­ who contributed $400 to the ’Tuesday — 7:30 p.m., Retirement Center Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ Center Congregationai Church McCormick, Mr. and Mrs. Fran­ with our youngters in the Inter­ gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Jewish — Conservative try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Pantry from their community Development Study Committee. a.m., Bible classes; 10a.m., worship; 4 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sunday cis Hadden of East Windsor Hill service fund, to AARP Chapter faith Day Camp the weeks of July p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle Events scheduled this week at Center Congrega­ Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ and Anne and Bill Cole who have 604, which meets at Concordia 11 and July 18. Call Beth at Bible study. Nursery provided for oil ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer tional Church are as follows; services. (444-3903) Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; gifted the conference programs 646-4114 for more information. Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ meeting. (742-7232) Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m.. worship: birthday Lutheran, to South United Metho­ ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 Presbyterian Church et Manchester, Sunday: 10 a m., nursery and toddler care; 11:15 in celebration of the ordination of dist for their monthly support and Community Baptist Church 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev. Ri­ Congregationai a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for a.m.. social hour. Dr. Thomas Conklin to the order to St. Mary’s Episcopal. Friday service time. (4439543) chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship of Permanent Deacon of the The following events are scheduled for the coming Beltea Cengrepatlenal Church, 338 service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday Wednesday — 8:30 a m., healing prayers. week at Community Baptist Church: Bolton Center Road, at the Green, school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. Roman Catholic Church. Con­ The Employees of the Man­ Tuesday — 7:30 p.m.. Parents Anonymous. Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Jewish — Reform (4430904) gratulations from all your MACC chester Telephone Company, in ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, THE Wedne^ay — 9:30 a.m., Bible study at church; church school; 11 a.m., fellowship; Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. St. Mary’s Episcopai Church friends. Tom. Memorial gifts addition to their support of the Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cho- Emergency Pantry, have also 7:30 p.m., Christian Life study group, 35 Eleanor 11:15 a.m., forum program. (449-7077 Roman Cathoiic Here are the events planned for the coming week have been received in memory of BIBLE office or 447-8878 parsonage. tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each allocated $500 to the Fuel Bank Drive, Vernon; Family Anonymous. Cmittr CungrugaNuiwi Church, ii Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Church et the AssumpNen, Adorns at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church: Philip Finley from Paula Mende- second Fridoy of each month. (644 8444) and another needed $400 to the SPEAKS Thursay — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers. Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Street et Thompson Rood, Manchester. Sunday — 7:30 a.m.. holy Eucharist; 9:30 a.m., rios, Jacqueline and Glenn Wirtl. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev.RobertJ. Roy. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Shepherd’s Place Soup Kitchen by Saturday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers. Eucharist and installation of new officers for the Richard and Carol Bennett. Eugene Brewer Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Joseph Parol, assistant pastor. Satur­ from their Community Service Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, Lutheran day mess at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at Episcopal Church Women, with Masons joining in to Many are unaware that one of worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. Fund. A wonderful group doing a Concerdlt Lutheran Church (E LC A ), worship. „ the most significant sheltering Concordia Lutheran Church school, 10 a.m. (447-9941) 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. (4433195) programs in the Conference is great job for Manchester. Thu ruling body of a major da- PIrst Cunpreputtupol Church ut An­ KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar-, St. Bgrthelemew's Church, 741 E. Wednesday — 10 a.m.. Communion. Crossroads Counseling fc Educational Center Inc. dover, Route 4, Andover. Rev. Howard Middle TurnMke, Manchester. Rev. carried out through the Human nomlnatlon )«a8 decided that homo­ nold T . Wangerin, assistant pastor. Thursday — 11 a.m.. Ladies’ Guild; 7:10 p.m., Shelter Thank Yous — The will give a program on teen-age suicide at 7 p.m. Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., Schedule: 8a.m.,holvcommunlon; 9:15 Martin J. Scholsky, pastor. Saturday Needs Fund administered by our sexual acts are not outright sin, but worship; 9:30 a.m., church school. mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8:30, evening prayer; 7:30 p.m.. Bible study. Youth Group at Concordia Luthe­ '7all short" of Christian Ideals of Wednesday at Concordia Lutheran Church. Sheri Nursery core provided. (742-7494) a.m., church school, adult education, 10 and 11:30 a.m. (444-1413) Department of Human Needs. confirmation forum; 10:30 a.m. holy Friday — 8 p.m.. A.A. ran Church held a Volleyball msrriage. The titular head of that Dorfsman, a social worker from the Granby school Piret CengrepoNenal Church ef Cov­ communion. Nursery care all hours. St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., The majority of these dollars are entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Manchester. Rey. Robert T . Russo and Saturday — 1:30 p.m.. Al-Anon; 7;30 p.m., A.A. Marathon in the spring and raised church admitted that homosexual system who has worked with suicidal teens, will be (449-5311) allocated to rent assistance to Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a.m., wor­ Bmanuet Lutheran Church, 40 Church Rey. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. $360 for the Shelter. Terrific job. acts are condemned In the Bible, the speaker. Parents and teen-agers are urged to ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sunday masses Manchester/Bolton households in but he countered that the church Lane House. Nursery core provided. at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and Humanitarian aid expands Other recent contributions have attend this free event. son, pastor; Rev. C.H. Anderson,pastor crisis in an effort to keep them should not condemn "disciplined (742-8487) emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 o.m., worship noon. (4432403) been received from the McPeck Other activities scheduled for this week at Second Congregational Church, 385 St. James Church, 894 Main St., NEW YORK (AP) — Catholic Relief Services is from joining the ranks of the and responsible" homosexuals. with holdy communion on first, third family of Coventry, John Ber­ Concordia Lutheran Church; N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. and fifth Sundays; 9:45 o.m., Sunday Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukowskI, expanding its humanitarian assistance program in homeless. The good folks of Joseph Milton, pastor. 10 a.m., worship church school; 11 o.m., worship with Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John Gwozdz, trand. Thomas and Mona Wilke, While no one has the right to con­ Sunday — 9 a.m., Eucharist; nursery care. service, Sunday school, and nursery for Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday Nicaragua with the aid of a $3 million grant from the Emanuel Lutheran Church have holy communion on the second and and a memorial gift in memory of demn another, Christians are ad­ Monday — 9 a.m.. Interfaith Day Camp children; 4:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. fourth Sundays. (4431193) masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m.; Sunday U.S. government. long been special supporters of (449^2843) masses at 7:30 a.m., 9 o.m., 10:30 a.m., Philip Finley by Paula Mederios. monished “not to associate with Latvian Lutheran Church et Man­ sexually Immoral people." 1 Cor. counselors; 7:30 p.m.. Worship & Music Commit­ Second Cengregotlongl Church ef chester, 21 (kirden St., Manchester. noon, and 5 p.m. (443-4129) tee; agoraphobia support. Coventry, 1744 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ (4432051) St. Mery Church, 1400 Main St., In kind donations which help 5:9. The context shows the Apostle try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ Prince ef Peace Lutheran Church, Coventry. Rey. Robert W. Barnes and Is forbidding formal fellowship In a Wednesday — 10:30 a.m.. agoraphobia support. lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Sister Katherine McKenna, postoral support the shelter were received Route 31 and North River Road, Thoughts way that approves their Immoral be­ Thursday — 6 p.m.. church council and spouses at church school, nursery to Grade 4; 11 Coventry. William Douthvwilte, pastor. team. Saturday mass at 5:15 p.m., in April from Joan Landru, a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 a.m., Sunday moss at 10 a.m.; confeMlons havior. Pastor Williams’ residence. Schedule: 10:15 o.m. worship service; 9 Joseph Lamyon, Ralph and Joan church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 o.m., Sunday school, first and thrd 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. (742-4455) Friday — 7 p.m.. A.A. a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior Church ef St. Maurice, 33 Hebron For a religious leader to admit the Sundays. (742-7548) “ There’s no time like the present,” or so but it’s also important to appreciate where Taft, Sue Hodge, Kurt and Patti Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery core pro­ Zion Rvangetlcal Lutheran Church Road, Bolton. The Rev. William J. Cowles, Stephanie Valade, Nancy Bible teaching, while counseling vided. (743-4234) (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Olesik, pastor. Saturday massat 5 p.m. ; the saying goes. And yet. how often we we are right now. God works with us where Totcettvllle Congrej otlenol Church, Sunday masses of 7:30 o.m., 9:15 a.m. Stoppleworth, Jane Pugliese, his followers not to follow that streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. might find ourselves spending that time we are. God works with us in the present teaching, leaves the Bible without Main Street and Elm HIM Rood, Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m., divine worship; and 11 a.m. (443-4444) Clint Greene, Dave Cupidi, Pat Talcottville. Co-pastors: Rev. Ronald dwelling on the past or worrying about the moment. Certainly he was an important authoritative substance. That this is North United Methodist 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Young, Theresa Ashland, Deena Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdorff. 10 munion first and third Sunday. (449- future. Meanwhile, the present slips part of our past and will continue to be with the case with nuiny churches la a.m., worship service and church 4243) Steinberg, Rosemary Gregory, Meetings and events scheduled for the coming school. (449-0815) Saivation Army through our fingers. us in the future, but God is most present to surely, if more subtly, true. If Qod's - McPeck Family, Virginia Ben- word is thus to be Ignored, week at North United Methodist Church include; Salvation Arm y, 441 Main St., Man­ Learning to appreciate the present us now. Sunday — 9 a.m., worship with the Rev. William Methodiet chester. Copt, and Mrs. Garv Aspersch- moment is a fine art. Here are a few God isn’t someone we merely remember everyone will do as he sees fit Covenant lager. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 (Judges 21:25). Trench, led by the sacred dance group; 11 a.m., Betten United Methodist Church, 1041 from the past or wait for in the future. God Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ a.m., holiness meeting; 4 p.m., solva­ thoughts that can help us keep things in young adults picnic at Wickham Park; 6:30 p.m., Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart tion meeting. (449-7787). perspective: “ Today is the future you reaches out to us now and it’s never too late matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, assist­ EMERGENCY ecumenical prayer group. Swensen, pastor. Rev. Paul Knight, ant pastor. 9:30 a.m., church school; 11 worried about yesterday” and “ These are or too early to reach back. With God, associate posfor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Fire — Police — Medical Monday — 7 p.m.. Music Committee; 8 p.m.. a.m., worship service, nursery. (449- Unitarian Univereaiiet the good old days you’ll miss so much ten there’s truly no time like the present. youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., 3472) CHURCH OF CHRIST Worship Committee. worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible North United Methodist Church, 300 Unlturian Universallst Seclety-Rost, years from now.” D I A L 911 Lydall a Vgrnon StroGjlt ’Tuesday — 6:30 p.m., T.O.P.S.; 7:30 p.m., school. (449-2855) Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. Rev. Certainly it’s important to consider Rev. John P. Gwozdz In Manchester Phang; 64B-2903 ecumenical prayer gorup. Trench, paster; Rev. H. Osgood Ben- Diano Heath, minister. 10:30 a.m., St. James Church Episcopai neN, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 service. Nursery care and youth reli­ where we’ve been and where we’re going. Wednesday — 6 p.m., softball. a.m., worship service; Sunday nursery gious education. Coffee hour after Thursday — 4 p.m., visitation team. St. Oeerge's Bplscooal Church, 1150 for preschoolers. (449-3494.) service. (444-5151) S3IT!^53KBBPewe9IW?nB»V’

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Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, June 25, 1988 Painting is a permanent vacation His son, William Johnson, owns By Nancy Concelman the Johnson Electric Sign Corp. Manchester Herald ?*•« v O on Wetherell Street, which produ­ ces hand-lettered signs and large isitors to Douglas John­ electric signs. son Sr.’s apartment on William Johnson is a graduate Bluefield Drive will find of Paier Art College in New themselves looking up Haven, and although his educa­ V at lighthouses, standing tion in art was a bit more formal on beaches teneath palm trees than his father’s, both continue to and breathing in the cool breeze learn together. from snowy mountains. Doug Johnson first took art j The cool breeze is from the air classes for two years at "good ol’ % conditioner in the window, and Manchester High School” and In the beaches and lighthouses are the 1940s took private lessons for paintings, hung in twos and about $2 a lesson from Henri threes on each wall. Burtaine of Hartford, a retired Katherine Ann Link Dawn E. Logan Mrs. Edward J. Kurlowicz Mrs. Peter D. Warren “ We had wall-to-wall furniture art professor from Hunter Col­ David A. Mathewson and now we’ve got wall-to-wall lege in New York. Now he and his Warren-Perry paintings,” Johnson’s wife. Kath­ son watch artists on public Logan-Karabetsos KurtowicZ'Mulligan erine, jokes. television together. Link-Mathewson Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Logan Jr. of 493 Lori Ann Mulligan, daughter of Mr. Julie Marie Perry of Manchester, But Johnson just can’t help The shows are one source of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert himself. The 67-year-old retiree inspiration for some of Johnson’s Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Link of 91 Adams St. announce the engagement and Mrs. Arthur J. Mulligan Jr. of has painted and drawn all his life, paintings, but he’ll paint “ wha­ Clinton St. announce the engagement of their daughter. Dawn Elizabeth East Hartford, and Edward John Perry of Tucson, Ariz., and Peter Logan, to Michael Karabetsos, son of Kurlowicz, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Warren of Bolton, son of Mr. but after a 10- or 15-year lull finds tever I see that I like.” of their daughter, Katherine Ann ’Though familiar with the build­ Mr. and. Mrs. Soterios Karabetsos of Chester Kurlowicz of Manchester, and Mrs. Donald Warren of Ormond himself behind the easel nearly Link, to David Antony Mathewson, every day now, turning out ings, streets and neighborhoods Wethersfield. were married June 17 at St. Rose Beach, Fla., were married June 11 at son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. painting after painting. that make up Manchester’s Mathewson of 34 Weaver Road. The bride-elect is a 1982 graduate of Church, East Hartford. St. James Church. The Rev. John Conte officiated. The Rev. Frank Krukowski offi­ Johnson, a lifelong Manchester landscape, Johnson prefers to The bride-elect is a 1980 graduate of Manchester High School and is also a resident, worked as a bus driver paint the sea or the woods. Nancy Bannon, cousin of the bride, ciated. The bride was given in Manchester High School, a 1982 graduate of Manchester Community for what was called the Connecti­ "When the town was small it was matron of honor. Bridesmaids marriage by her parents. graduate of Manchester Community College. She is employed by Gemme & cut Bus Co. and a clerk and was all woods. I liked It better Beth Perry, sister of the bride, was College and a 1984 graduate of Co., tax accountants, of Manchester. were Sally Scully and Janis Vignati. inspector for Pratt & Whitney when it was old-fashioned,” he maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Eastern Connecticut State Univer­ The prospective bridegroom is a cousins of the bride, and Lizann Aircraft before retiring three or said. " I don’t seem to take much sity. She is employed at Bolton 1982 graduate of Wethersfield High Mulligan, sister-in-law of the bride. Jessy Clark, Laurie Meek, Bonnie four years ago. to buildings. I prefer land and Pharmacy Inc. School and attended Manchester Kevin Kelley was best man. Ushers Lukas and Wendy Warren. 11 He’s also written articles on seascapes.” The prospective bridegroom is a Community College. He is employed were Andrew Kurlowicz, brother of James Perry was best man. Ushers Manchester’s history for the He’s given some of the paint­ 1982 graduate of Howell Cheney by Pronto Printer of Newington. the groom; Edward Klucewicz, cou­ were Scott Perry, Robert Perry, Manchester Herald, most of them ings to his 12 grandchildren, but Regional Vocational Technical School An Aug. 28 wedding is planned at St. sin of the groom; and Arthur J. David Possum and Richard Colanti. . ' 3 from experiences he had while said they likehis pencil drawings. and a 1985 graduate of Hartford George’s Greek Orthodox Church. Mulligan, brother of the bride. After a reception at the Marco Polo growing up in a house on Cottage Johnson said the pencil drawings Street that still stands today. But Technical Institute. He is employed as The bride is a 1974 graduate of East the couple left on a wedding trip to are easy, but finds working with Johnson said he’s pretty much pastels ” a bummer” because an automotive service technician at Catholic High School and a 1978 Arizona. They will make their home in exhausted his resources for they crumble. , Carter Chevrolet and is aiso employed graduate of Providence College. She Manchester. articles. “ I do a lot of drawing with the at Pap Auto Parts. is employed by Drexel Burnham The bride is a registered ni)rse at Lambert of Hartford. Manchester Memorial Hospital. The “ I ’ve written about every­ colored pencils,” he said. “ It’s A Novem ber wedding is planned at thing,” he spid. easy. They’re erasable.” Concordia Lutheran Church. The bridegroom is a 1974 graduate bridegroom is a salesman for Simplex of Manchester High School and is Time Recorder. Retirement allowed Johnson to " I can never see that anything employed by the Purdy Corp. of get back into painting and draw­ like that is easy.” Katherine said, ing a couple of years ago. looking at a drawing of a Manchester. “ You’re on perpetual vaca­ lighthouse that hangs on a wall The bride-elect is a graduate of After a reception at La Renaissance Anderson-Harrington tion,” he said. next to the kitchen with other Northeastern University, Boston, the couple left on a tour of the Mr. and Mrs. William C. Anderson Mass. She is employed by the His paintings will be on display paintings. Northwest and Alaska. at the E.A. Johnson Paint Co. at "She’s not that crazy about of 340 Burnham St. announce the Gemological Institute of America. 723 Main St. during July. Johnson this.” Johnson says, laughing. engagement of their daughter, Joann The prospective bridegroom is a isn’t related to the E.A. Johnson "She said I should only hang one Alice Anderson of West Los Angeles, graduate of the University of Lowell, family, but is a good friend and on each wall.” Calif., to Timothy Michael Harring­ Lowell, Mass. He is employed by Lear Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald regular customer. But Johnson will continue ton, also of West Los Angeles, son of Astronics. Anniversaries Coincidentally, Douglas is also drawing and painting whether or Mrs. Jean DeNicolo of Vernon and A Nov. 5 wedding is planned at St. EAGER AT THE EASEL — Douglas home at 27K Bluefield Drive. Below are associated with another Johnson not there’s wall space. Thomas Harrington of Bartlett, Tenn. Bridget Church. Johnson Sr. works on one of the many some of the paintings the retiree has in town who’s involved with " I find it relaxing,” he said. paintings that grace the walls of his created throughout the years. painting. " It’ s just part of me I guess.” John & Evelyn Yavinsky hosted by their son, Stephen, and his ‘Bankrupt* millionaires repay debts wife, Catherine, and fam ily, and their Mr. and Mrs. John Yavinsky of daughter, Mrs. Eveiyn Y. Biddle of TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A couple Alexander Paskay said. Ashworth Street were honored by Vermont, and her family. The event who filed for bankruptcy six weeks The Jenkses listed debts of more their family and friends at a 50th was held in Bolton. wedding anniversary celebration on V- before winning $4.6 million in the than $17,000 when they filed the The couple has five grandchildren, % iottery say they’ll pay their debts Chapter 7 bankruptcy petition May M ay 7. Michael, Mark and Cheryl Yavinsky even though they’ re not required to 3. The couple were married in Brews­ and Carter and Ellen Biddle. by law. Jenks, 42, a $300-a-week night ter, N.Y., on April 30, 1938. There were also guests from New “ We’re not criminals," Jerome shift supervisor at a soap plant, The anniversary celebration was York and Maine. Jenks of Haines City said. “ We and his 38-year-old wife Theresa, a want to clear up our credit." $290-a-week housekeeper at Walt The first of 20 yearly Florida Disney World, said bankruptcy Roy & Dorothy Goodale Goodale is retired from the Connec­ Lotto checks for $229,000 was was their last resort when their ticut State Police and his wife is issued to the Jenkses on Friday. income dropped because of cuts in Roy and Dorothy Lyttle Goodale of retired from the East Lyme school Legally, their creditors can’t de­ overtime. 35 Lake Ave., Niantic, will celebrate system. mand a nickel from the windfall. Chapter 7 of the Federal Bank­ their 50th wedding anniversary with a They are the parents of three “ They can tell them to go fly a ruptcy Act anticipates inheritan­ fam ily luncheon at the Old Lym e Inn. daughters, five grandchildren and kite," Chief Bankruptcy Judge ces. The couple was married on June 25, 1938, in Manchester. one great-grandchild. ..1. 1 . \ ^ f r* ^ . y \r^'r . y >■»* I r.'if-R l •%.»/»<, -Rf H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 25,1»M MANCHESTER IgRALP. Satunteyj Ju«e t|. W8$ - it FOCUS/ Home FOCUS / Money Even with modern adhesives, Research before vacation you stiii have to use damps can save money overseas By Andy Lang metal fits across the surface of VACATION TRENDS wide boards. It is usually The Associated Press A record 41 ■ When you arrive at a hotel, notched. It is ideal when, for America’s summer vacationers w ill... On the House million of us ask about special discounts. instance, you are making a table It you do much work around the will be travel­ Don’t assume that a hotel auto­ top and must glue together two or house — and especially if you use ing outside the matically gives Its senior citizen more pieces to make a continuous adhesives — you have a need for workshop, get a few assorted Travel by auto/ U.S. this year. Sylvia or discount rate. In most cases, surface. While an ordinary clamp ciaAips. C-clamps. Later, you can add to truck/RV We are now you have to ask for it. will not stretch across such a wide 5 0'->t" Although many modem adhe­ the collection as the needs dic­ into the peak tate. You will find yourself surface, the bar clamp will do so Porter sives are fast-setting and some do weeks when g Hotels often have special SERVICE PORCH amazed at the wide variety of if it is long enough. The. same not even require holding the first-time tra­ programs that include discounts =T - 0 3 i bonding parts together, clamps clamps that are available, even in thing is true of the pipe clamp, Stay with friends velers, in par­ BEDROOM 1 except you must purchase the or relatives on tourist attractions, railway l3'-4"« M'-4" KITCHEN . ______still'are necessary more often this single style. ticular, strug- 12-0 « 11^4 H-0"«M'-4" tickets or local restaurants. than not. As a matter of fact, Professionals make wide use of piece of pipe separately so it fits g 1 e with the particular equipment you every time you put something ih a what are called adjustable hand itineraries, travel arrangements, Kingdom and British beer is ■ If you’re renting a car, find have bought. The pipe usually is vise,' hand-held or bench- screws. Since these are made of passports and packing. For those called “ bitter. ” You have to order out if you’ll need an international ‘A inch or Ve of an inch and Visit the USA attached, you are using a form of wood, usually maple, no scrap who fall into this category, the it by the half-pint or pint — not by driver’s license. Plan to pay twice requires threading one end to clamping. wood is needed to protect the best tips may be the fundamental the glass. the U.S. price for gas. It’s sold by order. Most common and versatile of woilt being clamped. Picots in the ones. There are just some examples the liter in most European There are special veneer all clamps is the C-clamp, so- clamps permit Uiem to hold the On my first trip to Ebrope years of areas where research can pay countries. And don’t forget the presses for the clamping of Travel over 1,000 called simply because it is shaped work at any angle. If you have ago, I omitted what seemed like off. tip. In most European countries, veneer, but the same results can miles round-trip like the letter C. C-clamps come never used them, get the dealer to an insignificant detail: I failed to Additional tips to consider; gas attendants receive 50 cents or be achieved by the home worker BEDROOM 2 BEDROOM 3 in many different sizes and show you how they operate. pack a folding umbrella in my ■ Electrical outlets vary from a dollar as a gratuity. with the assistance of the afore­ lO' O'n M-4" M'-4"» 10-6" shapes, but the average home Better yet, seeifhehasoryoucan suitcase. As a result, I spent country to country. Don’t assume ■ Oh yes, and regardless of mentioned C-clamps. When the woricshop need have only a few on get a brochure that explains hours in the Savoy lobby in that your hair dryer, travel iron where you are going, pack a veneer has been glued to the maiq NEA graphic First floor hand. Except in certain circum­ exactly how to use them. Basi­ London while it pou r^ outside. It or electric razor will fit into the folding umbrella in your suitcase. piece of wood, place some long stances, pieces of thin wood cally, the jaws of the clamp are TRAVEL TIME — Overwhelmingly, America’s summer was impossible for me to find an standard electrical outlet in your pieces of wood across the top and BEDROOM 5 BEDROOM 4 should be placed under the clamp adjusted by the proper manipula­ vacationers choose to stay within the United States. Many umbrella to buy and impossible destination country. Gieck with I5-0" J2-0"« 15-0** bottom of the work. These long jaws when there is a possibility of tion of one or bott of the screws on for me to defy the weather. your travel agent or guidebook pieces are then held together with visit friends or reiatives, according to the U.S. Travei Data marring the surface of.the wood the clamp. I also had to learn local customs before purchasing an adapter. C-clamps. producing an effect Center’s Nationai Travei Survey. More than one-fourth of or other material. Anotherimpor- Spring clamps, resembling clo­ in order to enjoy dining, one of ■ If you plan to travel exten­ EMERGENCY similar to that of a veneer press. ali vacationers travel more than 1,000 miles round-trip. tant precaution is to tighten the thespins, are especially good for Europe’s great adventures. I had sively in Europe, you’ll want to Fire — Police — Medical holding parts together while you If you have any special clamp­ . ORCSSG AND 0RC5SG AND clamp jaws without the use of a taken it for granted that water depend on the railway system. Be o p t io n a l USE OPTIONAL USE tool. Finger pressure is sufficient work on another part of the ing need, chances are there are ROOM ALCOVE would be automatically served sure to purchase a Eurail or special clamps that will take care DIAL 911 to hold the clamp in place without project. Miter clamps can be with a European meal. I didn’t Britrail pass before you leave the -,7 Tr|-rrrr C I c of your problem. One of the best of In Manchester i D n the danger of having it shift and adjusted to any rectangle or Weight-loss class realize that you have to order it, U.S. damage the work. square within its maximum open­ these is the band clamp, sort of a and often pay for it, and that you When purchasing C-clamps, ing and are ideal for clamping all strap with tightening and holding can order plain mineral water or get them on the basis of their four comers at one time if you gadgets on it. This type of clamp the carbonated variety. = Second floor throat size; that is, the depth and have the right type. is ideal when gluing together is not a deduction And I expected to be able to use shape of the opening. It is the size Also widely us ^ by profession­ irregular pieces. Shop around NEED SOME EXTRA H O U SE OF T H E W EEK — This is an economy house Bv George W. Smith a bar tab, a distinctly American of the throat that will determine als and easy to use by anyone is and you will find hold-down custom. In most countries when taiiored for a iarge famiiy. it has three bedrooms on the how and on what you can use the the bar or pipe clamp. ,With the clamps, edge clamps and many SPENDING MONEY!! QUESTION: Boating, wed­ Tax Adviser you order before-dinner drinks first fioor and expansion space on the second for two clamp. When starting a home bar clamp, a long piece of wood or others. Newspaper routes available in your area... dings and summer fun have you pay for each drink when it is more bedrooms. Plan HA1474C has 1,316 square feet on served. ganged up on my waistline. Is the Arnott Rd...... all East Center St...... 25-209 (om> “ Before going anywhere, tra­ the first floor and 804 on the second. For more cost of my ” fat class” considered Garth Hd...... 4 to 77 ANSWER: You may deduct the velers should familiarize them­ Alton St. South...... all information, write to architect William G. Chirgotis, 37 a medical deduction? East Middle Tpk. ...604-674«» No seed companies in 1776 cost and upkeep of special work selves with local customs,” says Hawthorne St. South...... all J.W.. NEW YORK CI’TY Mountain' Ave., Springfield, N.J. 07081. Enclose a clothes if they are required as a Lynn O’Rourke Hayes, vice presi­ Lydall St...... 1-47 W. Middle Tpke...... 30-132 (m .) self-addressed, stamped envelope. By Earl Aronson before the holiday. White daffod­ ANSWER: Fat chance! A condition of employment and are dent of international marketing Parker St...... 387-514 Broad St...... 1-15 The Associated Press ils mix well with red tulips and a weight-loss program, even if your not suitable for everyday use. To for Quality International hotel Woodbridge St...... 302-470 Weeders Guide host of blue flowers. Some white doctor advises the program for qualify for the deduction, both chain (which includes more than Woodland St...... 111-249 As the nation observes its daffodils have red tmmpets. your general health, is not conditions must be met. 1,000 hotels worldwide). Hilliard St...... 10-104 Foster St...... 89-109 birthday on July 4, let’s go back to Hyacinths, in brilliant reds, For example, you may deduct Here’s the Answer deductible. “It may take days — even Joseph St...... all Pearl St...... 2-83 the bicentennial. 200 years ago, and Americans whites and blues, also convey the QUESTION: My son started his the cost of protective clothing, weeks — to understand the basics Spruce St...... 74-108 lived on a limited number of such as hard hats or safety shoes, Regent St...... all Cornell University’s New York spirit of the holiday. Miscellane­ first job this summer between of a country’sprotocol, especially provided they are required at Strong St...... all Flower St...... all State Agricultural Experiment vegetables. Most gardeners pro­ ous smaller bulbs such as spring- school years. I doubt seriously if if there’s a language barrier,” QUESTION: I am working on a was a leak in the vase. As a result, duced and saved their own seed work. Woodland St...... 18-98 East Middle Tp k e .... 0-182 (»•») Station has planted a small but flowering crocus, scilla and mus- he will have to file an income tax says Hayes. “ But travelers often stainless steel project. I want to there is a deep black ring on the and traded with neighbors to get However, the cost of business special vegetable garden com­ cari also can help the patriotic return this year for the little bit of have less than a week to enjoy the HIghwood Dr...... all Squire Village...... all bring the steel to a high polish. Is wooden surface. Can this be suits o r standard work shoes is paring vegetables grown 100 new or better kinds. Commercial theme. money he’s making slinging experience.” there any special sandpaper that treated without removing the seied companies did not become another matter, even if your years earlier with modern-day There are many easy-to-grow pizza. So why deduct Research often can save you Qolway St...... all Kennedy Rd...... all will work well on this metal? entire table top finish? common until after the Civil War. employer requires you to wear varieties. red flowers, including zinnia, withholding? big money. Kerry St...... all Montclair Dr...... all Seeds of 24 vegetables grown By 1876, most vegetables that roses, petunias, poppies, celosia. them. Since they are suitable for ANSWER: Emery paper once ANSWER: Afraid not. No mat­ J.R., LITTLE ROCK. ARK. For example, tipping is not North St...... all Scott D r...... all we enjoy today were being grown everyday use, personal opinion was considered ideal for metal, ter the type of finish, a black spot commonly a century ago were cosmos, dahlias, geraniums, gla­ customary in some European North School St...... 1-84 Richmond Or...... all and eaten. Such things as cab­ ANSWER: Students working aside unfortunately, they fall into but aluminum oxide has special usually means the water has obtained from various seed com­ diolus, impatiens and verbena. countries, including Denmark, bage, squash, and the root crops during the summer months may the no-nonsense, non-deductible Jefferson St...... all properties that make it ideal for penetrated deeply. The only panies. These seeds include car­ Effective blues include larks­ the Netherlands, Norway, that stored well for winter use category. Alpine St...... all Kenwood Dr...... all stainless steel. solution is to refinish the top rots, beets, cabbage, melons, pur, ageratum, forget-me-not. be able to a void the withholding of Sweden and Switzerland. And were more important in the diet income tax from their wages and American Legion Or...... all Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 completely. onions, squash, tomatoes, beans, cornflowers, pansies, petunias, QUESTION: What will the tipping protocol varies drasti­ than they are now. Other vegeta­ morning glory and delphinium. enjoy a bigger paycheck. Armory St...... all Union Place ...... all QUESTION: Some of the clap­ sweet and grain com. In addition personal exemption amount be cally from one European country bles, such as peas, green beans, Whites are numerous, includ­ Any student who had no federal to another. Haynes St...... all Union St...... 133-284 board on the side of our house has to these old varieties, 14 modern- for 1988 returns? How about next sweet com, lettuce, spinach and ing shasta daisy, sweet alyssum. income tax liability in 1987 and Main St...... 285-378 started to deteriorate. Can the QUESTION: I saw some furni­ day items were planted to demon- year? In some places, a 15 percent tomatoes could be eaten only in baby’s breath, roses, begonias does not expect to have any this Rusaell St...... all Union St...... 13-91 bad boards be removed or must ture with what appeared to be a strate differences in yield, qual­ J.R., TROY. MICH. gratuity is added automatically ity ..color and texture. the season they were grown (red and white) and candy tuft. year qualifies for the exemption. to your bill. In such cases, an Mayfair Gardens an entire wall be done at the same wrinkled finish that was rather (No. M ain)...... 14-470 interesting. How is this The station had hoped that because home canning and com­ The exemption is claimed on ANSWER: The Tax Reform additional tip is optional and Porter St...... 458-850 time? For a copy of Earl Aronson’s produced? some vegetables might be in­ mercial processing facilities Form W-4 by completing lines 6a, Act of 1986 increased the personal considered a reward for excep­ Wyllys St...... 1-90 Marble St...... all ANSWER: No need to remove cluded that were grown in New were quite limited. “ AP Guide to House Plants.” 6b and 6c. Your son’s employer exemption from $1,900 for last tional service. France and Italy send $1.50 to House Plants, AP McCabe St...... all any clapboards still in good ANSWER: Wrinkled finishes York 200 years earlier, but Although it’s too late this year should have a supply of these year to $1,950 for 1988. Looking are exceptions. A tip is still Newsfeatures, 50 Rockefeller Stock PI...... all shape. Your biggest problem, occur when a heavy finish is research showed it could not be to plant a patriotic garden of red, forms in the office. ahead to 1989, your personal expected in both countries. Bond St...... all Plaza, New York, N.Y. 10020. No. Main St...... 397-410 when removing d a m a g^ pieces applied so it begins to wrinkle. As done except in the case of two white and blue flowers to cele­ exemption increases to ^,000. “ It pays to get a detailed Delmont St...... 9-88 QUESTION: I am required to soon as this takes place, the varieties of flint com. King Philip brate the bicentennial, it’s never guidebook — either from your Hollister St...... 3-92 of wood, is to be extra careful so wear plain-looking suits with Timber Trail...... all as not to dig into the building finished piece is placed in a and R.I. White Cap. These two too late to plan ahead. For Send your questions to; ’The travel agent or your local book­ Main St...... 175-275 TImrod Road...... 170-388 special oven and, by careful instance, you can use red, white EMERGENCY shoes to match where I work. Can Tax Ad^ser, care of George W. store,” advises Hayes. Sterling Place...... all paper or board beneath the top varieties were traced to the era of I deduct the cost of my outfit? I manipulation of the heat controls, and blue asters to form a patriotic Fire — Police — Medical Smith & Co., P.C., 29229 Northw­ In England, never tip at a bar. South Main Condo’s...... 441 pieces. the Narragansett Indians, which wear these clothes only at work has the wrinkles baked in place. It means they were being grown border. estern Highway, Southfield, After a beer or two. guests often is a special process that should and there’s no way, absolutely no C A L L A/OW / QUESTION: I had a flower when white men first came to ’Tulips are available also in all DIAL 911 Mich. 490S4. Due to the volume of buy the bartender one. Inciden­ 647-9946 643-2711 not be attempted by anyone In Manchester way, I want to wear them vase on a coffee table for several America. three colors but generally they mail, personal replies cannot be tally. American-style beer is THE MANCHESTER HERALD without the skill and experience. have bloomed and faded long anywhere else. provided. called “ lager” in the United months. I did not realize there There were no seed companies M.W.. BOSTON M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 2S, 1988 Ilit u 'in n /i H Advice MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, June 25, 19eg -it- tl FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles Pregnant woman with VD Where to Write la Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren Saturday, June 25 can pass disease to baby in P.O. Box 60440 ■"n Lo8 Angeles, Calif. 90069 SlOOAM ® ® Home Shopping Ov­ [USA] PGM Sale ernight Service Continues (60 min.) D E A R DR. and many physicians. In fact, the (5jP U.S. Form Report 7:30AM dD and Son REINISCH: 1 Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott. M.D. basic principle underlying many [C N N ] Crossfire dD Sybervision Are there successful sex therapy treatment P.O. Box 91428 ^ [ESPN ] Swamp Buggy Spectacular (VD BraveStarr (CC). harmful effects programs is to relieve the pres­ Cleveland, Ohio 44101 [U S A ] Night Flight: Salsa (?8) Popeye on a baby sure to perform and the fear of d D Muppets Kinsey Report 5:30AM (T ) l Love Lucy whose mother failing to perform. d§) Foofur (CC). (Intey Report Dr. June M. Relnlsch GOD IN N New s has a venereal June M, Reiniech, Ph.D. This is usualiy done by instruct­ dD It's Your Business [C N N ] Showbiz Today disease? Can ing couples not to have inter­ P.O. Box 48 d D M ore Real People babies be bom course or to pay attention to [ESPN] Auto Racing; International Bloomington, Ind. 47402 Race of Champions From Brooklyn, Mich ® Princesa Caballero with a venereal genitals in the beginning of (60 min,) (R) [CN N ] Sports Close-up disease? If so, therapy. Instead the focus is on [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Breaking All the Rules' [D IS] Dumbo's Circus what are the stren^hening the relationship A security guard and his friend spend a day [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest symptoms? and learning how to give and at the park chasing girls, gangsters, and a toy mouse. Carl Marotte. Thor Bishopria, [HBO] MOVIE: Starship' Humans are receive affection and non-genital Errant birthday gift: Carolyn Dunn. 1984. Rated R. enslaved by a madman and his droids on a DEAR READER: Among the them all, but STDs are treatable. 21st-century mining planet. John Tarrant, pleasure. A couple is given [M A X ] Cinemax Sessions: A Rockabilly w SO or so diseasesciassified as Donough Rees, Deep Roy 1985. Rated Any pregnant woman who sus­ homework assignments to do in Session - Carl Perkins and Friends (60 being sexuaiiy transmissible, PG. (In Stereo) pects she has an STD should tell the privacy of their own home and min.) (In Stereo) several are known to affect 8:00AM dD Hello Kitty's Furry Tale her physician. The sooner treat­ then discuss with the therapist at What shouid dad do? 6:00AM (T ) Young Universe (R) Theater childbearing. ment begins on her, or on the baby their next appointment. dD Look at Me Now dD World Tomorrow following birth, the less the Syphilis and AIDS are the only The therapy process aiso in­ DEAR d )B J/ L o b o dD ® Little Clowrts of Heppytown (CC). danger of serious problems. sexually transmitted diseases cludes receiving a. great deai of ABBY; This dD Christian Science Monitor Reports d D ViskMtaries concerns the shown to cross the placenta DEAR DR, REINISCH: My basic information about sexuai New Zoo Revue Porky Pig grandmother between the mother and the fetus husband and I have not had a functioning, attitudes, feeiings, dD Comic Strip (§) ® Disney's Adventures of the who has always during pregnancy; but other physical relationship for severai positions, techniques and other [C N N ] Daybreak G u m m l Bears (CC). sent her adult Dear Abby STDs, such as herpes simplex, years due to impotency (being issues. (The letters received by [D IS] You and Me. Kid Kidsoitgs (In Stereo) grandchildren may also do so. Certainly a unable to have intercourse). We this column and reports by Abigail Van Buren [T M C ] M O V IE: Ju s t the W a y You A re ' Wall Street Journal Report a $50 check for A handicapped young woman conceals herpes infection in the mother is have not tried other kinds of clinicians verify that peopie of aii d D R e m i their birth­ her disability while vacationing at a French reiated to a risk of miscarriageor stimuiation, mainly due to ignor­ ages need such information — not ski resort. Kristy McNichol, Michael Ont- d D Ptxl end Reel w days. It seems premature deiivery. ance, I suppose. We are in our 50s just older people.) It’s also a good kean, Kaki Hunter. 1984. Rated PG. [C N N ] Daybreak that she made a and not as educated in such things chance to ask questions about sex 6:1 SAM C£ Davey & Goliath [D IS ] Good Morning Mlckayt Prematurity (which is a risk to and receive accurate, unembar­ mistake and [ES P N ] Fishing: Arthur Smith Bluefish as the younger generation. 6:30AM (T ) Captain Bob the infant because of low birth rassed answers — a rare occur­ sent Todd a check for $16 made own money. Todd’s mother Tournament (Taped) dD ® Syhranian Families Weight and incomplete fetal de­ However, recently, I disco­ rence based on our column mail. out to the telephone company. doesn’t mention that she or her [M AX] MOVIE: 'Blue Skies Again' A dD Flintstone Kids (CC) woman attemts to try out for a spot on a velopment) has also been asso­ vered that my husband can have If you don’t know a qualified Todd returned the errant check, adult children ever sent $50 ciated with gonorrhea and sev­ (H) Planet of the Apes big-league baseball team despite the op­ an erection with self stimulation sex counselor or therapist, cali but Grandma never replaced it. birthday checks to Grandma. position of men in the club and the owner. QD Headline News eral other STD infections. (but still doesn’t with m e). Is he your local mental health unit or so Todd’s father (Grandma’s Want .to bet they don’t? Yet. they Harry Hamlin, Robyn Barto, Mimi Rogers. dl) Follow Me 1983. Rated PG. In addition to the risks of impotent or not? the nearest medical school or son) reminded her that Todd feel that for as long as Grandma [C N N ] International Correspondents [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Time After Time' Jack premature birth and in utero large hospital. Try to find some­ missed his usual $50 birthday lives, she should send her grand­ infection, some STDs can be He claims he would like a [D IS] Mousercise the Ripper steals a time machine and trav­ one who is also a physician or who check, but Grandma ignored the children money for thefr birth­ els to 1979 with H.G. Wells in hot pursuit NIGHTINGALES ~ On Monday, June 27, NBC airs ^^Nightingales,'' a two-hour sexual relationship with me, but [ESPN] SpoitsLook transmitted to the child at birth works closely with a physician reminder. Then Todd’s mother days — and probably all the other Malcolm McDowell. David Warner, Mary he won’t read any literature I Steenburgen. 1979. Rated PG. (In Stereo) pilot for a series about nursing students. The cast includes (top row) NeKh Hunter, as it passes through the mother’s asked you if she and her husband gift-giving occasions as well. And [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Everything's Ducky' A bring home or even really discuss since your husband may eventu- young sailor and his side-kick meat a talk­ Larry Poindexter, Susan Walters, (front row) Kristy Swanson, Britta Phillips, Reed vagina. Among these are gonor­ should reimburse Todd for the $50 what do they give Grandma? [U S A ] Changing lifestyles: Tw o Years it. He ciaims he doesn’t iike to get aliy need testing to determine the ing duck w ho's smarter than they are. to Hnandal Freedom Rudy, Chelsea Field and Gayin ^ r g . rhea, herpes and group B strepto­ status of his erectiie functioning. and let Grandma know about it. Doilies? A scarf? A box of cheap Mickey Rooney. Buddy Heckett. Jackie involved with anything he might Jim Henson's Muppet coccus. Some STDs are known to You told them that if they chose bath powder? Cooper. 1961. 8:30AM dD fail at. It’s best if you both go together Babies (CC). dD Supermen (S ) French in Action: Residences III humorous sides of marriage, childbirth and cause serious infections in new­ to reimburse Todd for the botched And what if Grandma decide.^ 7:00AM dD Young Universe family life in this concert fim taped in On- Have you read of this sort of to the first appointment, but, if dD Gat Sm art GD Amateur Duckpin Bowling (60 min.) ® Three Stooges borns exposed during birth. birthday gift, to do it quietly, but that now that the grandchildren dD Star-Corn (g ) Bugs Bunny terioin 1981. Bill Cosby. 1982. Rated PG. thing before? one partner refuses, going alone dD ® Pound Puppies (CC). GD Because there are so many are adults, she’ll send them cards d D Great W eekand Scheduled: scuba [ U S A ] W here Th e re 's a W ill Thare'a an can aiso be helpfui. Your situa­ to make no mention of it to dD Captain Power end the Soldiers of (g ) Sesame Street (CC). STDs and each has different for their birthdays? Would they diving off Saint Lucia; swimming with dol­ Adam Smith's Money Wortd A DEAR READER; Yes, and so tion is not at ali unusuai and can Grandma, because if she decided phins in Ftorids; consumer editor Paula the Future @ ) Isle del Tesoro [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (£1 P uttin' on ttM Hit* (R) (In symptoms, it is impossibie to iist to forget it — so be it. sue her in small claims court for McClure on water conservation. (60 min.) dD Intematior^ ChampionsNp Wres­ ® Say Brother 12:00PM have sex counseiors, therapists be successfuiy treated. [ESPN ] Sports Trivia Stereo) their $50 checks? Or would they Funtastlc World of Hanne-Berbera tling (60 min.)" Abby, you missed the entire dD dD Jack Burill/The Gotfscene [ H B O ] W aldheim : A Com m ission of In­ T o m erMi Jerry dD (S) Charlie's Angels point. I think Todd’s father should punish Ijer by not vUifing her CjD BraveStarr (CC). [CN N ] Moneyweek quiry (C C ) An international commission of ( g ) ® Sm urfs (CC). dD T ar>d T (CC) An abandoned baby is write to his mother and politely anymore^'’‘' G i MOVIE: 'Quantrill'a Raiders' A Con­ [D IS ] Raccoons legal authorities reviews the work of inves­ found at Taler and Turner's office. (R) (In tigators - including historians, archivists When a parent abuses drugs ask her to correct her mistake. Abby, you would be shocked by federate captain is Ordered to infiltrate (S) Sesame Street (CC). [E S P N ] Outdoor Life Stereo) Union lines. Steve Cochran, Leo Gordon, ® MOVIE: 'The Texicen' Accused by a and journalists - on the war crimes al­ Whatever happens after that is the number of children and [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Little Shop of Horrors' dD Black Sheap Squadron Diane Brewster. 1958. ruthless Texas frontier boss for a crime he legedly committed by Austrian President (C C ) A salesclerk in a florist's shop boosts D E AR DR. trivial. The important thing is grandchildren who use these didn’t commit, a man stays in his Mexican Kurt Waldheim. (2 hrs.. 30 min.) GD G.LO.W . Wrestling Therefore, any comments you Starcom business when he cultivates an out-of-this- hideout until he learns that his brother has [U S A ] Love Your Skin Bullwinkle GOTT: A few make about their behavior is that Todd will know that his tactics to keep the presents M uppets world plant. Rick Moranis, Ellen Greene, GD been murdered. Audie Murphy, Broderick years ago my father will go to bat for him in coming. Somehow they make it Vincent Gardenia. 1986. R «e d PG-13. (In (E) MOVIE: The 3.000 Mile Chase' A likely to be construed as parental (3 )D a k ta ri Crawford, Diana Lorys. 1966. 11:00AM dD Am erican B an dstm d (In son married a such matters. clear to the grandparents that Stereo) SterTO) professional courier attempts to deliver a interference rather than con­ ® Rirrg Arourtd the W orld ^ ® Ask the Manager key witness cross-countiy to a New York girl who JOHN MERKLE, they have to keep paying their [U S A ] Keys to Success dD Dukas of Hazzard Dr. Gott structive cirticism. Your wife is (M) AM Boston dD Mequina del Tiempo court appearance. Cliff DeYoung, Glenn smokes pot. dues if they expect to be loved, 10:00AM dD Pee-wee's Playhouse GO Love Your Skin Ford. 1977. correct. Stay out of it. Nonethe­ KNOXVILLE, TENN Natural Weight Loss @ Woodwright's Shop This bothered Peter Gott, M.D. called and visited. dD Wrestling: W WF Superstars of dD W W F Wrestling Spotlight Ig l Foofur (CC). less, I share your concern about Aventurss del Pequerto Principe dD Slime Time me. but I never DEAR MR. MERKLE: That I hope Grandma reads your W restling GD Star Search (60 min.) (3 ) Lap Quilting (R) the welfare of your grandchild­ [C N N ] Daybreak [CN N ] Big Story said anything letter drew this surprising tirade coiumn and does what she should dD ® Real Ghostbusters (CC). GS Ebony/Jet Showcasa (R) (S ) Black Parapactivo ren. If. in truth, they are being [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer [D IS] New Adventures of Winnie the from a reader who focused on an ( S Great W eekend (60 min.) (E) W W F Wrestling ® MOVIE: 'Dan Can^'a law’ An easy untii I became mistreated, your son must be have done when the grandchild­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Pooh angle I had not considered: ren turned 18: Send them all GD Sout Train g ) ® Jim Henson's Fraggle Rock (CC). going Canadian Mountie Incom es a das- a grandfather. told. Should he refuse to act. I [HBO] Who Loves Amy Tonight? A [ES P N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance perate hunter and then the quarry as he But now. I see birthday cards, and buy herself a drama about a spoiled teen-age girl who ® GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ dD From a Country Garden believe you have an obligation to DEAR ABBY: That letter 9:00AM dD McCreary Report tling hunts down a renegade Indian who killed nice treat instead. Sign me ... becon^es involved with crime and drugs. E ) Greatest Sports Legends his partner. Donald Sutherland, Kevin her filthy house: she sleeps or skills and addiction in susceptible notify the children’s pediatrician, about Todd and the $50 birthday (D ® My Pet Monster (CC). (g)®ALF(CC). INCENSED ® Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC). McCarthy, Jack Creely. 1973. watches ’TV during the day. individuals. Although the occa­ or, as a last resort, the proper check he failed to receive from dD Superman (g) W W F Wrestling Spotlight GD New Jersey Hispano Candlepin Bowling (60 min.) ignoring the babies, cries for no sional use of pot is not medically child-welfare authorities. Lots of his grandmother is the most (jD Solid Gold in Concert El Tesoro del Saber CONFIDENTIAL TO F.J. C h a n n e ls GD Fall Guy GD Lucha U bre (60 min.) reason and smokes in front of the hazardous, chronic use can lead kids are left to cry. unwashed and disgusting example of greed you (g) Tony Brown's Journal McK. IN TRENTON, N.J.; I [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America @ ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) kids. My wife thinks I should stay to a permanent state of poor W F8 8 H a n f M C T - (D unsupervised: this does not ne­ have ever printed! It really know of no diplomatic way tosay. ® M O V IE : 'Dangerous M oney' Charlie dD Worid Wide Wrestling Special 1987-88 high school basketball MOVIE: 'Top Secratl' An American WNYW NawVe«li.lW OD Chan is called in to solve a mystery while GD out of it. my son tells me pot never motivation, irresponsibility, un­ cessarily constitute child abuse. struck a raw nerve with me W T N H -> [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Hartsel and Gretel' Han­ championships. (R) rock n' roll star gets caught up in high- "Knock it off or I ’ll break your (D on a cruise. Sidney Toler, Gloria Warren. hurt anyone, my daughter-in-law concern with personal appear­ WOR H tm 'M t.m sel and Gretel are lured to the evil witch's [U S A ] Facts About Hair Loss level espionage while touring East Ger­ However, if your grandchildren because it demonstrates a com­ face.’ (D 1946. gets mad. and. meanwhile, the ance and preoccupation with :wpix N « » T a h . l l V OS gingerbread house in this puppetoon adap­ many. Vat Kilmer, Lucy Gutteridge, Omar really are suffering, someone mon phenomenon which is all WHCT 11:30AM dD Your Right to be Lean children suffer. What should I do? maintaining drug sources. It Hertford. C T m dD Capitan Centella tation. Voices of Anna Russell, Mildred Sharif. 1984. should intervene. around us: the greed of adult Don’t put off writing, thank-you wrxx Watadbwv. CT m (g ) La Plaza Dunnock, Frank Rogier. 1954. Rated G. [CN N] Newsday WWLP Springfield. M A GD Natural Weight Loss would seem that your daughter- In all of your dealings with the children and grandchildren vis-a- • [ESP N ] Truck and Tractor Pull DEAR READER: You raise notes, letters of sympathy, etc. WEDH Hertford. C T g» dD Treasure Mall g ) (E ) N e w Archies (CC). [D IS] My Friend Flicks in-law is exhibiting some of this young family, emphasize your vis their grandparents and W T W 8 N ew London. C T [TM C ] MOVIE: 'King Kong Uvea' Kept several important issues pertain­ because you don’t know what to ■m [D IS] Donald Duck Presents dD Food Preserving (R) [ESPN] Tennis: 1977 Wimbledon behavior. concern about thechildren; avoid parents, WVIT Hart«ard.CT • alive for a decade, the legendary ape re­ highlights Featuring champions Virginia ing to interpersonal relations. say. Get Abby’s booklet. “ How to W 8 M Boaton. M A [ESPN ] Fishin' Hole (E) This Week on Pit Road I think it’s important for you to appearing judgmental about the Todd’s mother should die of • ceives an artificial heart and finds a kindred Wade and Bjorn Borg. (Taped) Let’s first take care of the Write Letters for All Occasions." WOOB SpifnaRiia. M A • [HBO] MOVIE: Supermen IV: The spirit in a recently captured female Kong. Flintstone Kids (CC). realize that you have no control adults' behavior, no matter how shame before writing to an advice WXTV Pataieaw. N J Quest For Peace' (C C ) Lex Luthor and the Linda Hamilton, Brian Kerwin, John Ash­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'American Ninja 2: The medical aspects. Send a check or money order for o El Reino Salvaie over your son and his wife. As WGBY ftpilngHeld. M A m radiation-powered Nuclear Man threaten ton 1986 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) GD Confrontation' T w o GIs face off with a much it galls you. By keeping the columnist for help in how to twist $2.89 ($3.39 in Canada) to: Dear WTIC Hartford. C T drug kingpin w ho's turning American sol­ much as you may disagree with Superman's mission to rid the world of nu­ [U S A ] Perfect Diet GD Wall Street Week: Summer's Econ­ Marijuana is harmful. It is a focus on the children, you may be Grandmother’s arm to extort a CNN CaW# Nawe Nat. (CNN) clear weapons. Christopher Reeve, Gene omic Ouftook diers into ninja assassins. Michael Dudi- Abby. Letter Booklet, P.O. Box DISNEY mind-altering drug that causes their lifestyle, they are making able to improve the situation at $50 birthday check fora presuma­ Planay Charaial (IMS) Hackman, Jackie Cooper. 1987. Rated PG. 10:10AM [CN N ] Showbiz Week koff, Steve James, Larry Poindexter. 447, Mount Morris. III. 61054 ESPN Sports Natwork [C N N ] Baseball '88 (taaiN) (In Stereo) 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) changes in perception, defects in choices and will have to accept home without alienating your son bly able-bodied adult son who HBO Homo Box Offloa Mighty Mouse: The [D IS] Grimm's Fairy Tales (postage and handling are (HSO) 10:30AM dD [U S A ] Rockfile judgment, deterioration of motor responsibility for those choices. and daughter-in-law. should be out there earning his CINEMA) Cirremax (MAX) [U SA] Discover N e w Adventures (CC). included). TMC Movie Channel [ESPN] GamaOay (TMC) 9:10AM [CN N ] Heahhweek Essence USA USA Network (UtA) GD [M AX] MOVIE: 'Bill Cosby - "Him­ 9:30AM CD ® Uttle wizard* (CC) (g) ^ Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC). s e lf" Funnyman Bill Cosby looks at the Continued... Vacation' A drifter becomes a pan of the SNAFU brSmeal THE GOLDEN intrigue when he joins a myatarioua miHion- Saturday, Continaed ska on a yacht. Robert Wagner. Lola A l­ GIRLS______bright, Peter Lawford. 1967. Sstnfday, Continued ® MOVIE: 'The Stratton Story' Base­ Rose (Betty ball pitcher Monty Stratton refuses to let a BEll-..--.--. White) is so taken tragic accident mark the end of Ms esreer. m o v i e : -T Im Eagtoand ® Kldacnga (R) (In Stsrso) 12:30PM CS Jamts Stswan, June Atlyson, Frank Mor­ 3 3 H untar Hunter and McCaD’a invaa- corrupt mill owner. Wang Lung Wei, Liu lha H aw k' T w o American lawman dia- with Buddy I8 l M aks Youraalf a t H om a (R) gan. 1949. tigition of a routine John Doe murder ar- Chia Hui. 1980. covar a plot to ouat Juaraz ao Napoloon'a (guest star Nilo ooaea their curktahy. (60 min.) (R) ()n Maximilian can become Emparor of Max- GB) Cantpaonaio Europao da Futbol; Fht- (S ) ® Facta of U fa IC C ) The girls visit a 3 MOVIE: 'Think Feat Mr. Moto' An alsa (2 hra.) O'Shea) that Stereo) expert at Judo and sleight of hand solves ico. John Payne, Rhonda Flaming, Dannia she’s ready to famad beauty salon for make-overs, txit O'Kaafa. 19W. (B) M a ks Ymiraalf at Home their transformations aren't quite what 3 Com batl crimes that baffle the rest of the world. move into his tK^'v expected. (R) (In Stereo) Peter Lorre, Virginia Field. 1937. (X) VVa Oot ft M ada Jay'a plan to help [C N N ] Btyla WHh Elsa Klansoh 3 M O V IE : ‘W hara'a Poppa?’ A bache­ house, on NBC's (2D Wild America A Mstory of hogs in lor achamet to aliminata hit aging mother. SD MOVIE: *A MirHita to Pray, a Sacond David impraaa an important ctant back­ [DIS] Bud Grsanapan's Summer O lym - North Amarics, including tha wild hog im- Goorga Segal, Triah Van Oevara, Ruth Gor­ to Ola' A notorious gunman, wanted dead fires. (R) pio G iaata II Extraordinary past parform- "The Qoiden ponad from Europe anid tha native pec­ don. 1970. or stive, is offered amnesty. Alex Cord, Ar­ Q S T o p Cat ancsa by Summer Olympiana, btckiding airls." The "Char­ cary. 3!) HW Street Bliiaa thur Kennedy, Robert Ryan. 1968. (S ) tS ) Tantiia; W Im bladon Tannis Early swknmsr Mark Spitz, gymnast Maty Lou lie's Buddy" , (3 ) M O V IE :'C o M T u r k e y 'A town takes [CNN] Newsnight round matchet, from the All-England Lawn Ratton.dhrar Pat McCormick and tha 1964 episode airs SAT­ [C N N ] HaadHna Natwa Tennit anrf Croquet Ckib in Wimbledon, Japanese woman's volayball team. up a challenge to give up smoking for one [DIS] MOVIE; 'Sifaadway' A weahhy URDAY. JUNE month and win S25.0u0,(XX). Dick Van 10:30PM CS WarawoH (CC) Aforaat Englarxl. (2 hra., w min.) (Same-day Tape) [ESP N ] Drag Racing: Cajun Nationais race car driver falls for the beautiful IRS 25. (Rebroadcast) Dyke, Pippa Scott. Bob Newhart. 1971. ranger hoMa Eric with other sutpecta in a agent assigned to help him solve his tax S i) Kovala on Collecting (60 min.) (R) recent murder at a anowfaound mountain [CN N] PrknaNaws problems, tivis Presley, Nancy Sinatra, Bill [C N N ] Evaiw & Novak [HBO] MOVIE: 'Radio Days' (CC) lodge. |R) (In Stereo) Bixby. 1968. Rated G. W oody Allan's affectionate homage to the CHECK USTINGS [U S A ] Affrad Hitchcock Praaants [D IS] Zorro CBBatmy HW influence of radio on Its listeners during tha fOK EXACT TIME 12:30AM CD solid Gold in Concart 8:30PM QQ 3 Boy* Will B« Boyi [ESPN] PBA Bowling; Kaaalar Opan 1930s and 40s. Mia Farrow, Dianne Q S lN N N a w a Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) Booch, Eugene and Chazz spice up their From Dublin, Calif. (2 hra.) (R) Wiest, Julie Kavner. 1987. Rated PG. CiiClaaWflad 18 boring we^end with a trip to Las Vegas. CD MOVIE: 'Trapped Banaath the Saa' Guest: Alice Ghostley. (R) (In Stereo) 33) Trelaaa de T e le Nouelaa Programa Four men are trapped in a mini-sub with 1:00PM CD MOVIE: 'Such Good 3:00PM Q ] Knight Rider stitutes for an advice columnist. (R) atpecial de premioa a lea mejoraa tele- their oxym n running out. Lee J. Cobb, Friends' A beautiful, but frustrated, 5:00PM (X) (3) Kojak (3) (3) Big Five (CC) A coming-of-age (S ) M ovie (3 ) M am a's Fam ily A family war erupts novalaa. (2 hra.) Martin Balsam, Joshua Bryant. 1974. housewife learns more than she cares to (D A-Team ., story about a gang of boys who discover know about her husband's private affairs d S Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) when Vint and Naomi want to switch bed­ [HBO] Beat of Not Nacaaiarily tha GD Naw Groovaa With Mag Qriffln f11) Little House on the Prairie rooms with Bubba. (R) that the new kid in the rt^hbo rhood is a "Oil, that? It's a going away present from when she decodes his appointment book. (3) (3) Major League Baseball: New tomboyiah girl. (In Stereo) N e w t (jlobe-trotting with the "beat" of (3 ) Alfrad Hitchcock my friends in maximum security.” Dyan Cannon, James Coco. 1971. York M eta at Chicago Cuba (3 hrs.) (Live) 3 Justin Wiiaon'a Louisiana Cookin' ■ dD When Havoc Struck the newa from Iran to Waahinglon and the Outdoors (3) This Old House ^ GD Cuida su Pial (1 ) M O V IE : ‘Th a Patay' After the death 131 M adalsina Cooks (3 ) Benny Hill Stock Exchange to the Senate. (60 min.) (In of a successful comedian, his production 3 Saint (ID W ild Am erica (C C ) A variety of beau­ Stereo) [CNN] Evans & Novrdt d S M otorw sak T w o Citroens are tested; 3 ) It's a Living Sonny offends a feminist group seeks an unknown to mold into a tiful and deadly wild cats, including the ja­ [ESPN] Surfing Magazine service bulletins; the Lamborghini Coun- 3 Topo Gigio group that's dining at the restaurant. (R) guar. mountain lion. lynx, bobcat and oce­ [M A X ] MOVIE: '8 Million Ways to Die' ON IHE PASTRACK by MH Hetbieok star. Jerry Lewis, Ina BaKn, Keenan W ynn. (C C ) While Inveatigating the murder of a tach. IB) Frugal (Jourm at (R) (In Slereol A ID S Ufelina; Sexual Roulette Infor­ lot. (R) [ M A X ] M O V IE ; 'Sarpico' A policeman 1964. hooker, an ax-cop and a proathuta are [C N N ] Your Mottay mation about how AIDS affects heterosex­ sacrificea Na career and personal safety to QD Making It Happen [CN N ] Newswatch [ESPN] Arana Football: Loa Angeles drawn into a deadly game in the dnig- uals and the chances of contracting the expose tha widespread corruption in New W 6 U ..I Itl ftcT, TotilCrHT IS THIS UHATS [D IS ] Swiss Famliy Robinson [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Arthur' (C C ) A drunken, Cobras at New Englartd Staamrollars (2 dranchad L.A. underworld. Jeff Bridget, Q ] Baratta deadly disease. York City’s Polica Department. Al Pacino, & A I0 H 5 hedonistic young millionaire falls in love hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) Roaanna Arquette, Alexandra Paul. 1986. To MH.P WEMDV WlTfl H6'5 OWWNfr TtlElB. 50W368O To HflPPfAJ C£) m o v i e ; 'Tomb of Ugais' Ton y Roberts, John Randolph. 1973. Q S M o v la 3:15PM d D Sabado GIganta Programs de varie- Rated R. TlieiR HOOSBHDLO 60IH& To Tf«.. I (OHEt) you MiCfZoiOAVE A man entombs his first wife. Vincem with a middle-class waitress. Dudley [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater A lonely, Rated R. pitmm QS Joala and tha Puaayoata Moore, Liza Minnelli, Sir John Gielgud. dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- bedridden boy ser>ds out his dog to find sfMHsrri? Price, Elizabeth Sheppard, John W est­ istas y musica y bsjo la animacion de Don 1 1 : 0 0 P M CS CS 3 3 ® Newa [TM C ] MOVIE: 'King Kong Uvas' Kept (S ) CoHaetora brook. 1965. 1981. Rated PG. him 8 companion. Francisco. (3 hrs.. 30 min.) C S T a x I alive for a decade, the legendary apa re­ ® S a a H u n t ' [U S A ] Double Troubis d D To u r of D uty (C C ) Wallace ceives an arttftcial heart and finds a kindred 3:30PM 3) Pizza (Jourmst dD Star Trek: Tha Next Generation (CC) 9:00PM decides to continue a hazardous mission, CS M o rt Aftar Darti spirit in a recently captured female Kong. ® L a fa G o Bow ling (60 min,) 5:30PM victory Garden (CC). Aliens Njack the Enterprise after their com­ © Alt of William Alexamiar and Lowell despite his men's objections, when they (33)Chaara Linda Hamilton, Brian Kerwin. John Ash­ puter. a life-support system, breaks down. Santo Dom in go Invha Spears: Monochroma Seascape 3Chstpirito are accompanied by a T V news team. (60 ton. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) (60 min.) (R) (jS Diacovar Pantron @ W ondarW orka (CC). (R) [C N N ] Intamational Cotrsspondenta (S ) This Old House (CC). (R) min.) (R) [U S A ] Night Flight: Take Off to Crime [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday 3 You Can't Taka It W ith You Grandpa [CN N ] Newaday [ESPN ] Rodeo; 19B7 National Finals [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday (S ^ Dirty Dozen: Tha Series In Yu­ owea taxea dating back to 1962. (R) [DIS] MOVIE: The Boatniks' An 1:00AM CD America's Top Tpn [DIS] MOVIE: 'Christian tha Uon' A Highlights From Las Vegas. (60 min.) (R) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Project X' (CC) An Air goslavia. Danko must protect a local Allied accident-prone Coast (kiard ensign must 3Blackadder (3) W W F Wrestling too-raised lion is sat free in the African [M AX] MOVIE: 'Tha Odd Couple' An Force pilot uncovers top-secret infonne- mole from a teen-age partisan leader set contend with a beautiful girl, stolen jewels 3 Diacovar incurable slob rooms with a fastidious neu­ tion related to the sp^ialized training pro­ on avenging his father's execution. ( ^ ® Secrets of Success wildsmeaa. Bin Travsrs, Virginia McKenna, and a mysterious Japanese pearl diver. (Seorga Adamson. 1976. Rated G. rotic in this adaptation of Iteil Simon's gram he is involved with. Matthew Broder­ min.) (R) (In Stereo) 3Z) Ever Decreeaing CIrclae Martin it ex- Robert Morse, Stefanie Powers, Phil Sil­ (3 ) Bizarre Broadway play. Jack Lemmon, Walter ick, Helen Hunt, Bill Sadler. 1987. Rated d ) Friands & Lovers Actress Catherine cited about the upcoming snooker tourna­ [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Raising Arizona' After vers. 1970. Rated G. [ESPN] Austral. Rules Football: No. PG. ment which he has high hopes of winning. discovering that they can't have childran, a Matthau, John Fiedler. 1968. Rated G. Oxenberg ("Dynasty") talks with show M e ito u m e Kangaroos at S ydney Sw ans WINTHROF by Dick Cavslll [ESPN ] SportsCentar business celebrities about how they main­ young c o u ^ decides to borrow an infant 4:00PM C£ Knight Ridar [ T M C ] M O V IE : M unchies' A Peruvian ^ Hardcsstla and McCormick (60 eiin.) (Taped) archaeological dig uncovers a weird, junk [H B O ] M O V IE : 'H un k' A computer nerd tain friandships and romantic relation­ quint from a weahhy local family. Nicoiss [CN N ] Pinnacle [USA] Night Flight; Suspicious Cir­ Cage, Holly Humor. Trey Wilson. 1987. (SI NW A Wrestling food-craving alien creature. Harvey Kor- sells his soul to the devil in exchange for a ships. Scheduled: Sandy Duncan. Zsa Zsa I 'V E (S O T T O 1.&AI5N 1 0 [DIS] Evarast: The Australian Chal­ cum stances Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 3 MOVIE: 'Secret Caramony' A neu- man, Charles Stratton. 1987. Rated PG. muscular summer body. J<^n Allen Nel­ Gabor, Deidre Hall, Mary Hart, Shirley STOP SAVINS- son, Deborah Shelton, James Coco. 1987. Jones, Bob Newhart, Tim Reid artd Daphne lenge Footage of a .group of Australian [U S A ] Hollywood Insidar rotic heiress hires a streetwalker to act as [U S A ] Check It OutI 1;05AM [HBO] MOVIE: Heaven her mother in a decaying mansion. Eliza­ R a t^ PG. (In Stereo) Maxwell Reid. John Ritter. (60 min.) mountain climbers' attempt to scale Mount Help U s ' Mischief prevails at a Catholic "HI.CIlsIDY" l O H B R . Everest's north face in 1984. Narrated by 1:30PM C£ Bamaby Jortaa beth Taylor, Mia Farrow, Robert Mitchum. 6:00PM (X) (X) 3 3 News [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Tima Aftar Tima' Jack (3 ) ® Golden Girts (C C ) Rose decides to boys high school during the 1960's. Don­ Michael Pate. (60 min.) (3$ Rocky and Friends 1969, ( S W h a t's Happening No w ll Shirley the Ripper steals a time machine and trav­ move in with one of her deceased hus­ ald Sutherland, John Heard. Andrew els to 1979 with H.G. Wells in hot pursuit. band's former buddies. (R) (In Stereo) [ESPN ] SportsCanter McCarthy. 1985. Rated R. (31 Bodyw ateh (CC). (R) @ ) French Chef: Madeleines end Oen- helps her friends when their grandson runs Malcolm McDowell. David Warner, Mary oisea (R) away. (R) ( ^ M O V IE : 'Ropa' A pair of murderers [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Straatwalkln" A young 1:10AM [C N N ] Travel Guide (3) Curtain Going Up Steenburgen. 1979. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (S ) Three Stooges CID A -T o a m t ^ to conceal the whereabouts of their vic­ runaway falls victim to the ugly, violent [C N N ] Nawamakar Saturday [USA] Mike Hammer tim during a grueling interrogation. James world of prostitution. Meliasa Leo, Dale 1:30AM CD She's the Sheriff (M) MOVIE: 'King Solomon's Mines' A dD Chariae in Charga (CC) Buddy and [M AX] MOVIE; 'The Far Country' A Stewart. John Dali, Farley Grander. 1948. Midkrff. . 1985. Rated R. CD Carol Burnett and Friands safari searches for a missing explorer who Charles stop a would-be robber from hold­ 7:30PM (D w k r p in Cincinnati Czechoalavskian doctor smigratas to Aus­ tried to find a diamond mine. Stewart ing up the pizza parlor. Ohira (CC) Ohara and Shaver pursue a [U SA] MOVIE: 'Damantia 13' A men­ QD Runaway W ith the Rich and Famous tralia to practice medicine in tha years fol­ dD Jaopardyl (CC) serial killer whose seven-year crime ram­ tally disturbed person, who clings to the Granger, Deborah Kerr, Richard (Prison. (S ) Blue Knight ® Dating Game lowing W orld W ar II. Sigrid Thornton, Mi­ 1950. d D M am a's Fam ily A family war erupts page included the slaying of Ohara's ex­ memory of a dead sister, is discovered to n q : chael York, Don Barker. 1986. (In Stereo) ® Friday tha 13th: The Series An ac­ when Vint and Naomi want to switch bed­ partner. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) be an axe murderer. William Campbell, (3) Twilight Zone a\Au,i Julia Child and Company cused murderer, sent to the electric chair, Luana Anders, Mary Mitchell. 1964. [TM C ] Short Film Showcasa rooms with Bubba. (R) dS MOVIE; 'Oust Ba My OMtiny’ After G D A B C N e w s (CC). i i ) MOVIE: 'Defiance' An off-duty sea­ surprises and terrorizes everyone w h m he dD Major Laagua Basaball: Cleveland Starting a new lift with Ms bride, a bitter 1 1 :3 0 P M dD Entertainment This [U S A ] Cover Story man, tired of seeing people always back­ survives and seeks revenge. (60 min.) (R) [C N N ] Croaafire Saturday Indiana at N e w York Yankees (3 hrs.) ex-con is arrested for murder. John Gar^ Week Actor Bob Hoskins ("Mona Lisa") U.S. ACRES by Jim Davit ing down, decides to stand up to a New [U S A ] Night Flight; Night Flight Goes 2:00PM dD Baratta (S ) DaGrassI Junior High (Live) ' field. Priscilla Lane. 1939. talks about his new movie "Who Framed York gang. Jan-Michael Vincent, Art Car­ to the Movies & Coming Attractions (jS Underdog Roger Rabbit." (60 min.) (InStereo) ney, Theresa Saldana. 1979. (3 ) What's Happening Nowll (3 ) Odd Couple [CN N ] Showbiz Weak ( 3 ) Jaffarsons dD MOVIE: 'Boom Towii'>/TW6 rough- 1:35AM [DIS] MOVIE: Girl Happy' 3 ) MOVIE: 'Titanic' Tha story of the [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Ugly Dachshund' A D.C. Follias Scheduled guest: comic [D IS ] M O V IE ; 'T h a N ight Train to Kath­ and-ready wildcatters attemptTo carve an Rusty, the leader of a hot musical combo, Titanic that saflad from England with 2200 Great Dane's belief that he's one of a litter Doctor Who Rich Hall. (R) m andu' While trying to prove the exist­ empire in the Texas oil inchistry. Clark Ga­ has the assignment of keeping an eye on passengers in April 1912. Clifton W ebb. of dachshunds causes no end of problems ence of a lost NtifMlese kingdom, an H D It's a Living (R) (g )M u p p a ts ble, Spencer Tracy, Claudette Colben. the daring daughter of a tough Chicago Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Wagner. 1953. for his owners. Dean Jones, Suzanne Anterican historian and his teen-age FALLIfiJG- [CN N] Newswatch ® Acid Rainbows The effects of acid daughter meet up with a noble young 1940. nightclub owner. Elvis Presley, Shelley Fa- O Art of W WIam Alaaamlar Pleshette, Charlie Ruggles. 1966. bares. 1965. DUCK rain on the western United States. prince. Pemeil Roberts. MiUa Jo v o v i^ , Ed­ d D Star Search (60 min.) (3) MOVIE: 'Thrsa Stoogaa Go Aroiind [HBO] Will Rogers: Look Back In U ugh- jDIS^Mtaaing Adventuraa of Ozzia and ZONE (3 ) Major Laagua Basaball: Cleveland die Castrodad. 1988. tha World bi a Daze' The Three Stooges ter (CC) Comeoans Dan Aykroyd. Chevy G D M O V IE: 'Th e Drow ning Pool' A pri­ 2:00AM CD N e w s (R) IncBans at N e w York Yankees (2 hrs., 30 are stowaways with a man taking a tiip Chase. Rodney Dangerfield. Robin W il­ [U SA] AirwoH [HBO] MOVIE: 'Suparman IV: Tha vate investigator is summoned by a south­ M O V IE : ‘Te s t Pilot’ A pilot crash- min.) CD around tha world. Thrsa Stooges. Jay liams and Harold Ramis pay tribute to Will Q u a tt For Paaoa ' (C C ) Lax Luthor and the ern oil heiress to identify the author of an lands on a farm and falls in love. Clark Ga­ (X ) C B S n ws . Sheffield, Joan Rssman. 1963. Rogers. Features newsreels and clips form 6:30PM « (3 ) Countdown to 68: Tha Seoul Gamas radiation-powered N u ^ s r Man threaten incriminating letter. Paul Newman. Joanne ble, Myrna Loy, Spencer Tracy 1938. C S SmaH W ondor Vicki competes in sn Superman's mission to rid tha world of nu­ Woodward, Tony Franciosa. t975. (8> M O V IE ; 'Coda Nam e: M inus O n e ' A his movies. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (S ) M am a's Fam ily A typical Russian CD Home Shopping Overnight Service academic contest with a Russian high- clear weapons. Christopher Reeve, (jene special S M t bacomaa invisible at w d [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Modem Girls' Three homemaker visits the all-American Harper G® Art of Looking Young and Beautiful (3 hrs.) school student w ho's also a robot. (R) family. (R) Hackman, Jackie Cooper. 1987. Rated PG. from tha ansr-effscta of an undsrwatar ex- your>g girls from L.A . make the most of the (In Stereo) ^ D .C . Follies Scheduled guest: comic GD IN N New s ploaion. Ban Murphy, Katharkis O aw ford, singles scene at night. Virginia Madsen, CD Special Olympica, Special Paopla ® Fight Back! With David Horowitz Rich Hall. (R) [M AX] MOVIE: ‘Eya of tha Tlgar' An (3) Jimmy Swaggart Dysart. 1976. Daphne Zuniga, Cynthia Gibb. 1986. Rated d S Bustin' Loose After Sonny promises (C C ) Vviltshire Stay Sharp Knife challenge; ^ G® Saturday Night Live (90 min ) (In ex-con confronts the drug-dealing motor­ ® That's the Spirit (9 ) Grastast Sports lagamls PG-13. (In Stereo) to get his former band to perform at a fund­ preventing theft while travelling; guns Stereo) raiser. the plan falls through. (R) (In Stereo) made out of plastic. (R) cycle gang that murdered Ms wife. Gary [C N N ] International Correspondents S3) Embaladoraa da la Muaka Colom- [U S A ] Cartoons Busey. Yaphet Kotto, Seymour Cassel. (2D Fawlty Towers Austin C ity Limits (In Stereo) [ESPN ] SportsCenter blana 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Closs-up & ® NBC Nows 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) (26) Racing From Plainsfield @ CoHaetora (R) ® Motmwaak The Peugeot 405; keep­ [C N N ] Sports Saturday [ T M C ] M O V IE ; 'Street Smart* A fabri­ [USA] MOVIE: 'Sex Madness' An ex­ Sports Ssturdsy: ® M O V IE; 'Child of Glass' A boy must 4:30PM QD css ing cars looking new; car care tips. cated magazine story about a Times amination of teen-age sexuality and vener­ ® M O V IE :'S ta lk tha W ild ChBd* A be­ Boxing Azumah Nelson (27-1,19KOs)vs. [ESP N ] Drag Racing: Sunmiar Nation­ solve a riddle or face being haunted for­ CELEBRITY CIPHER Square pimp lands a Manhatun joumaiist eal disease prevention. 1937. .. Calebrtty Cipher cryptograms era craatad from quotaiions by famous havioral psychologiat attampu to dviliza a (,upe Suarez (25-1, 20 KOa) for the W BC (3) Has Haw als From Atco, N.J. (60 min.) (Taped) ever. Barbara Barrie, Biff McGuire, An­ in hot water. Christopher Reeve. Kathy paopla, past and praaant. Each lattar In tha cipher stands for boy who was abandoned in the wkdamasa Si^>er Featherweight title, scheduled for ® Alica [M AX] MOVIE: 'Teen WoH* A high- thony Zerbe. 1978. 2; 15AM [T IV IC ] m o v i e : M unchies' Baker, Mimi Rogers. 1987. Rated R. (in another. Today's ckja: C aquaia V. as a small child. David Janaaan, Trish Van 12 rounds, from Atlantic City, N.J. (90 school student discovers that a family GD American Playhouse: Testament A Peruvian archaeological dig uncovers a ® A B C N e w s (CC). Stereo) Dsvera. Joseph Bottoms. 1976. min.) (Live) curse is turning him into a werewolf. Mi­ (C C ) A California family attempts to deal weird, junk food-craving alien creature. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'JustthaWay Vou Am' dD Noticiaro UrMsion chael J . Fox, James Hampton, Scott Pau­ [U S A ] Boxing; Hector "Macho" Com­ with the aftereffects of a nuclear holo­ Harvey Korman, Charles Stratton. 1987. 'VLULCHKHNR: E (X) ® WMs Woild Of Sports; Boxing Rated PG. A handicappad young woman conceals Scheduled: Barry McGuigsn va. Tomas dD Throb A TV reporter (Jayne Kennedy- lin. 1985. Rated PG. acho vs. Rayaa C ruz From Atlantic City, caust. (90 min.) (R) her disability while vacationing at a Franch LaCruz in a junior lightweight bout sched­ Overton) tricks Sandy into gossiping about N.J. (2 hrs.) (Uva) [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred 2:30AM GD Tales From the Oarkside XLOHFX, KN QEUULO ski resort. Kristy McNichol, Michael Ont- uled for 10 rounds (Live) from Luton, Eng­ her co-workers. (R) 8:00PM dD Bast of the National Geo­ graphic Specials Efforts by the National 9:30PM 3 3 Anikn (CC) The Dea- Hickman, Nick Charles. (3) Home Shopping Overnight Service kean, Kaki Hunter. 1984. Rated PG. land; Live coverage of the Mike Tyson- [C N N ] Pinnacle SERVING AMERICA Park Service to restrict the public's access con threatsna to resign when Jeanette is [ESPN ] AW A Championship Wrestling (2 hrs.. 30 min.) PLQEFKL HV HK Michael Spinks weigh-in, from Atlantic FROM THE [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Tha Intruder' A myster­ [D IS] Hara'e Boomer to America's parks with hopes of stopping suspected of taking money from the City. N .J.; U.S. Outdoor Track and Field [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Raising Arizona' After [C N N ] Sports Latenight ious svsngsr leavea a strange gift for the environmental damage, pollution and church's child-care fund. (R) (In Stereo) BEGINNING! Championships (Taped) from Tampa, Fla. 7 lOOPM GD Lifastyles of the Rich and discovering that they can't have children, a [ESPN] NFL Yearbook; 1987 Denver R L H V B L G GEGL RNG hypocriticsl and corrupt citizens of Halo­ crime: (60 min.) [CNN] Th is W eak in Japan way. Ton y Fletcher. Rita Olivsr. Tm dy (90 min.) (Live) Famous Charo; actor David Hasseihoff young couple decides to borrow an infant Broncos (Taped) 643-2711 quint from a wealthy local family. Nicolas Weiss. 1979. ("Knight Rider"); actress Alaina Reed dD @ ) Family Double Dare 10:00PM IX ) VVcM 5 7th (60 min.) ( 3 ) Frugal <3ourmat (In Stereo) Cage. Holly Munter Trey Wilson, 1987 2:45AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : 'Preppies' A SLUU ONRL.' — ("227"). (60 min.) (R) dD ® Probe (CC| Austin and Mickey in­ r r s A SURE THINGi [CN N ] HaaHhwaak (g) Three Stoogaa CS CS N e w s Rated PG-13, (In Stereo) college student must pass his final exam or 2:10PM CD Too Close for Comfort vestigate when 8 zombie-tike euphoria ov­ Lo Major da la Samana Noticias sobre (S 3 Hotel Peter McDermott muat de­ lose an inheritance. Dennis Drake, Steven LGRHL ZNCEQK. 2:30PM CD PGA Golf: Ooorgia-Paclfic ertakes an entire neighborhood. (60 min.) 12:00AM ® Diet Patch Holt. Lynda Weismeier. 1984. Rated R. el besiboi. C£) ® Wheal of Fortune (CC). cide if he’ll sell the hotel to Charlea Cabot; Adants C laaalc T h h d R ound From A t- (R) (2® Tales From the Oarkside A politi­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "I would rather that the people © ) Victory Garden (CC). C£) Its a Living Nancy considers plastic tw o couplaa ewep partners. (60 mtn.) (R) m o v i e lama Country Ckib in Marlatts, Ga. (2 hrs.) dD M O V IE : 'A C ry for Love' T w o lovers, cian's life undergoes a transformation after 2:55AM [H B O ] ; Delivery should wonder why I wasn't president than why I am." — surgery after Howard becomes attracted (3 ) HeedHiws on Trial (R) Boys' A group of delivery boys enter a city ilaurl)pstpr Bpral?) (Live) [C N N ] Big Story one an alcoholic and the other an addict, he makes a campaign stop in a small town. Salmon P. Chase. to a younger woman. (R) dance championship. Mario Van Peebles. X) (9) LPGA GoH; McDonald's Classic [ES P N ] PGA Seniors Golf: SUvar Pages discover that recovery is not easy. Powers 3 Road to tha Supar Fight (60 min.) ^1) MOVIE: 'Return of tha Master Killer' d D T and T (C C ) (In Stereo) 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) Third Round, from Wilmington, Del. (2 Classic Second Round from Oklahoma Boothe. Susan Blakely, Gene Barry. 1960. A young man studies the art of kung fu at a hrs.) (Live) City. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Taped) d D Charles in Charge (C C ) Charles sub­ fl® MOVIE: 'How I Spent My Summer Continued... Shaolin temple to avenqe the tyranny of a 3:00AM (11) Solid Gold in Concert M — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 23, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, June 25,19M — »» THff O m Z IW f US by BIH Sdionr

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ARLO AND JANIS by Jkimiy Jehnsen 10 please, the less you are appreciated. To manuel LIBRA (SapL 23-OcL 23) This Is not a avoid frustrations, steer dear of people 34 Island 13 HAQAR THE HORRIBLE byDIkBrowno good day for you to go shopping. You who take you for granted. PROMieeMeSOACTHlMG. w e u Neva? HAve A MO­ may not be as valua-consdous as you OEMRS (May 21-June 20) Today make 35 Swallow, e.g. TOR HOME WITH OUR MAMCS 15 should be and could squander your every effort to measure up In situations RMMTtOOWTHeSmm.' 36 Floo (si.) WT I ' p u i K e /m T O O funds frivolously. where others are depending on you. If 39 Rulers ia 16 COFFEE SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) By nature, you let them down, It could create new you are not usually vacillating or Indeci­ complicatlona. 41 Bona _ ICE CPEAM ^ ■ 2 4 las 42 Whole 45 Charm 26 27 28 Bridge 47 Driest 30 48 Go to bed 32 It ^ 49 Former VP _ ' with three hearts. North raised. Natu­ Agnew 34 ^ H 3 5 36 37 38 PH:- ^ jDMfOlO <’h < = 1 ^ 6 7 NORTH S-t*-ll rally South pass^. He angrily sur­ 50 Lawn party A986 veyed dummy after the opening lead. 41 MKJ “Why wait to give me a raise?* he ex­ ALLEY OOP by Dave Orau* DOWN ♦ 10 8 6 4 S claimed. “We probably have missed a 42 43 44 46 46 THE PHANTOM by Lao Falk S Sy Bany SA32 game.’ So saying, declarer took the SOMETHINGS GOING/ SO DO I....OH, > ------S l 'L L BET GUZ??? RUNNIN* AROUKIP Y*TH1MK GHE'S king of hearts in dummy and led a ON WITH GUZ AN' I I MY GOODNESS.'/ WHAT'S \ KING BEHIND UMRA'S BACK?^ A BLONDE OR 1 Laissez- 46 WEST EAST ♦ A Q J ♦ 2 spade. When East played low he put up WANTA GET TO TH' V I'LL BET X IT? /GUZ IS n a a a h ; r v E k n o w n h i m BRUNETTE? 2 Swimming B O TT O M O F IT.' TH AT'S IT.' , - 7- ^ S E E IN G TOO LONG,OOOLAf HE*D ? 60 FQ9870 y 10 S 4 3 the king. West took the A-Q-J and led A N O TH E R NEVER DO A THItsIG mammal ♦ K97 ♦ A JS 2 another heart. In due time, declarer J i/ WOMAH! LIK E T H A T ...... z m 25 «J5 A 10 9 8 6 lost the queen of diamonds. Then, 3 Municipality (c)1988 by NEA. Inc when he played out the A-K-Q of clubs, , 7?r>f SOUTH a funny thing happened. The suit didn't :" " i U y A K 10 7 5 4 3 split. ^ he lost a club trick for down F A 2 one. ♦ Q ♦ KQ74 It’s true that 10 tricks would have been made if spades were 2-2 or if Vulnerable: EUist-West Blast bad the ace. But declarer should I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Dealer: West still have played safe for nine tricks — by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee his contract. All he had to do was play I ..A^rneeneATBmo Weft North East Sooth Unscrambla these lour Jumbles, mvB6 UP urn rm etc/. CONT'P. IW Pass 2 4 2 4 low when he first played the trump one letter to each square, to form suit. West would win the jack and get ! BORN LOSER by Art Saraem (our ordinary words Pass Pass 3 4 Pass BLONDIE by Daap Young S Stan Draks Pass 3 4 Pass Pass . out with a heart. Now instead of play­ Pass ing a second trump, declarer should go YUNTI after clubs. Even though the club suit APE 'mseA&snte,^^ THAT LAWH sIFOBSjIVE U50UP.H2ES- YOU NEED TO IT JUST SO HAPPENS HEB o THERE ARE SOME SPEAK WITH MV EATING A LITTLE SNACK THINGS THE Opening lead: M 7 splits badly. West can ruff in only with HAS 0 0 5 T ^ HUSaANO RIGHT NOW PUBLIC , a natural trump trick, and the losing Been SHOULONY small club in South’s hand is eventual­ KNOW ly trumped in dummy. Sure, this play 5eepeol TASUE First priority: gives up the overtrick occasionally. But it guarantees making what South i n : : □ make what you bid bid — three spades. Lesson: Ehfen when it looks as if you By James Jacoby ! didn’t bid enou^, take the safest play // f'/, >' CHUNQE 50MB PEOrte ©BT I for your contract. WHAT TH e y VWANT Don’t let your disappointment at not K eep ' f ' OFP J i ',// / //, f OFF □ i n i BECAUSE TH E Y ^6-25 getting to what you think is a makable !L ..V—.-J/.••n •’?• HAVE TH IS. game cause you to misplay your hand. I James Jacoby’s books “Jacoby oa Watch how carelessly today’s ^ t h i Bridge’ and ‘Jacoby aa Card Games’ SATECK Now arrange the circled letters to played. I (written with bis father, tbe iate Os- PRANK AND ERNEST bySebThavaa form the surprise answer, as sug­ WHAT A OUT kV I Perhaps North should have immedi­ . wald Jacoby) are now available at z c gested by the above cartoon. ately raised South’s spade overcall. I bookstores. Both are published by But he waited. When But competed \ Pharos Books. th in k ^<^WELL, I G U E SS WHAT po Yov ? (Answers Monday) MV p a r e n t s ARE Jumblaa: BULGY SKUNK LEEWAY AROUSE Yssteiday's HAPPILY (WARRIEP - ooes IT A<^cENTC;AVf Answer What the carpenter who misplaead hla toots was— A "SAW" LOSER TH EY HAVE THf fAPTH TONf^"? A J O IN T CHECKINS ACCOUNT.” lRSlMBsysaNRSSW,s«wsssRiMBSsBssRpsy^ilsli When you need to advertise, nothing works like Classified! Dial 643-2711 ter Brown. 1962. [C N N ] Newsday [ESPN ] NFL Yearbook (Taped) ATLAPITIC Griffin Dunne, jonn ivicMartIn. 1987. can aliens into Caltfomia. Charles Bronson, Sunday, June 26 RECORDS [D IS ] MOVIE: ‘Moochis of tho Uttle 8:00PM CG Murder. She Wrote (CC) Rated PG. (In Stereo) Bruno Kirby, Ed Hanis. 1 9 ^. Leegue' A boy wrestles with his consci­ Sunday , Continued Jfl sites traveis to Sen Francisco where she [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Lattial Waapon' (C C ) A SPECIAL ence when an umpire's error allows him to GD Spiritual Life Crueede attempti to clear her niece's huabarKt-to- veteran detective is paired wrth a brash [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred score the winning run of a big game. Kevin be of a nightclub owner's murder. (60 y o u ^ r partner to investigate a prosti­ On SUniMY. Corcoran. Reginal Owen, Alan Hale, Jr. min.) (R) Hickman. Nick Charles. 5 : 0 0 A M ( C f i l Ham* Shopping Ov- (D Sunday Maes Reid. 1966. Rated PG-13. tute t death. Mel Gibson, Danny (jlover, 1960. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Lawranco of Arabia' •migM Sotvico ContiniiM (60 mki.l ( £ Make It Reel Ju n e 2 6, Maurice ( S ® Amarlca'a Moat Wanted Sched­ Gary Busey. 19B7. Rated R. (In Stereo) 12:00AM CG At the Movlas (R) [ES P N ] Tennio: 1982 Wimbledon ( G POA OoH: Oaorgia-Padfic Young T.E. Lawrenca it lent to Arabia (C N N ] Sports Rovtew Qibb of Uie 6ee 3:30PM where ha Inepiras tha feuding chieftaine to uled: Toru "Chria" Sakai, wanted for the EJW C] MOVIE: 'Misting In Action 2: Friday tha 13th; The Sariaa (60 CD SUme Time HIghlIgnts Championa Martina Navrati­ Atlanta Claatie Final Round From A t­ CG mki.) [D IS ] Boot of WaK DIsnsv Prasonts (60 rebel sgaintt the Turks. Peter O'Toole, murder of hit father; Gragory Scarpa, Tha Baginning' A POW escapes his Viet GD Fraderick K. Price Qees Joins hts lova and Jimrny Connors. (Taped) lanta Country Chib in Marietta, 6a. 12 hra., wanted for extortion, asaauit and rmirdw; (GDalloa min.) broUiers Barry 30 min.) (Liw ) Alec Gukinest, Amhony Quinn. 1962. Cong captors and wages war against an ( 9 Diet Patch [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing' (C O Rated G. (In Stereo) Ronald T. Jenkins, auapected of murder. enemy that greatly outnumbers Wm. Chuck (39 Star Trak [ESPN ] BodybuSilng: IFBB Night e H and Robin on "At- While vacationing with her family in the (3S Spootacular Worid of Guinnoae Ro- (In Stereo) N ^ s . Soon-Teck Oh. Steven Williams. 09 Food Saver CtM m plant Ninth annual from New York. ® Porky Pig lanUc Records' early '60s, a she are d taan-agw falls in coide From Oregon, log rolling and tree 6:00PM ( G CBS Newt C D MacQyvar (C C ) In the wake of a 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) (60 min.) (R) (S) Sunday Today ^ cHmbing: the world'e fstteit talker. ( 3 Chr(at(an CMIdran's Fund 40th Anniversary: love with a streatwisa dance Instructor. CG To Bo Aimouncad. fatal nuclear teat, T ^ m t o n resigns from [USA] Boxing: Qaorga Foreman vs. [U S A ] Wight FNght: Sutpidout Cir- ( S ) Saaama Straet (CC). Jennifer (3rey. Patrick Swayza. Jerry Or- (R) the Phoenix Foundation. (60 min.) IR ) (In 3 Hogan's Hsfoat It's Only Rock CG National Ooographic Bats, owls, *!7I?*?^** George Foreman CUVMtWIOM Oral Roberta bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Starao) (8 ) CHIP. Stereo) 3 Combatl (SD 'n' Roll," an ABC hyenas and aightlesa cava-dw^ling fish 7 * vs. Carlos Hernandez 5:3 0 A M (S i lovs lucy [U S A ] Maatar ® Doer Comradet: A "Channel 3, are examined through tha Ians of a aophis- GD Star Trak: The Next Qanaration A l­ (18-^1, 12 KOs) In a heavyweight bout 3 Sofuiy Spoon (CC) Sonny attempts to ® WbrM Tomorrow special taped at INN Nows Moscow" Special (CC) Correspondent tlcatad night-vision camera. (60 min.) iena hijack the Enterpriae after their com­ scheduled for 10 rounds, from Tropicane, loceta a mnsway girt and learns that mobs­ (S) ® Robert SchuHor 1:30PM (39 M ^or Loagu* Batraball: puter, a life-aupport ayatem, breaka down. Atlantic City. N .J. (2 hra.) (Live) a 12-hour concert Clovoland Indlara at Now Yack Yankm* Vladimir Oouneav's experiences as he cov­ (3 i R unaw ay W H h tha Rich and Famous ters are also looking for the stray teen­ [C N N ] Monoywosh GD Nueetra FamWa Local. e n the Iowa presidential caucuses for the (60 min.) ager, (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) held last month 12 hrs., % mki.) (Livs) Singer-actress Berbi Benton in New Zea­ 9-^30PM CG ® Duet (C C ) Laura faces [U S A ] Night FHght: Night Flight Boot (B ) Beeame Straat (CC). (R) Soviet evening newscast "Vramya". land; St. Thomas in the U.S. Virgin lalands; GD It's Showtime at tha Apollo This 3 TwHight Zona in New York City. (S) Tony Brawfi'a Journal her drinking problem after she wakes up to tho Mowiss A Coming Attrsetlons GD Funtaatic World of Harma-Barbara © ) El Mundo del Box Campeonatos y lu- Cancun, Mexico. (R) week's host: comic Richard Belzer. Sched­ and finds a stranger in her bed. (R) (In 3 Gone Scott CHECK LISTINGS uled: the Cover Girls, singer Ton y Terry. 5:45AM (TMC] m o v ie : Th o Pottl- (8 ) Major Laaguo Bataball: Clavaland chas entre boxeadores intemacionales. (3 ) Bustin' LtxMo After Sonny promises Stereo) [C N N ] Daybrsak FOR EXACT TIME Indiana at Now York Yankaoa (2 hrs., 30 (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [C N N ] World Report ooot Afliir' During World War II, tho Na­ Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. to gat his former band to perform at a fund­ 3 On The Record With Alan Derchow- vy's most unusual crew sets saU on board [D IS ] Good Morning iWokayl min.) (90 min.) raiser. the plan falls through. (R) (In Stereo) Arana Football: Chicago Bruiaara at itz [DIS] MOVIE: 'Jupiter's Darting' On his the world's only pink submarine. John A s- [E S P N ] Running and Racing SD WHd Kingdom [ESPN ] Billiards: Fran Crimi ve. Jean Pittsburgh QIadlatora (2 hra., 30 min.) way to conquer Rome in 216 B.C.. Hanni­ (S!) ® News bal falls victim to tho charms of a ravishing tln, Richard GHNIand, Jamie Lae Curtis. [H B O ] Advanturaa of Tom Saksyar Tom Starao) [C N N ] SportscMM Baluka* From Atlantic City, N.J. (R) (S ) ® Alex attempts to ® Tracey Ultman 99 Futbol (2 hrs.) (J9 Facet of Japan Family Tiaa (CC) Snow Sketches: a choreographer (Steve Greek temptress. Esther Williams, Howard 1977. runs away to Jackson Island to become a conviftce retired blues singer Eddie Dupre ® Lova Your Bkbi [D IS ] Qrimm'e Fairy Talas [C N N ] Monayxvsak 4:00PM CG (S) LPGA Oolf: McOon- Martin) teaches a dancer an unusual rou­ Keel, George Sanders. 1955. pirate. Outer Limits to revive hia career. (R) (In Stereol 6 : 0 0 A M (X) W s BeHeve @ Ayar, Hoy y Manana [ESPN ] OameDay [ES P N ] POA Sanlors Golf: SHvar Pages aid's Classic Final round, from Wilming­ tine; Tina is jealous when Meg gets a mar­ [ESPN ] Sailboarding: 1986 Interna­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'SpaoeCamp* (C C ) Five MOVIE: 'We of the Never Never' GE) OHjigan's Island (B) loam to Raod Classic Final Round from Oklahoma City. ton, Del. (2 hrs.) (Live) dD National Audubon Sodaty Specials riage proposal. (R) (In Stereo) tional Championahip teenagers spending a summer at a camp [T M C ] MOVIE; ‘Tha.Rurmar Stumbles' Tha first white woman to venture into the (2 hrs.)(Live) (X) Hawaii Fh/a-0 Season Premiere (CC) This series of na­ d 3 N ew s QE) This Weak In Baseball Highlights of for future astronauts are acddantaNy 99 Fama (60 mki.) A young nun is mystenousty murdered end Australian wilderness atrugglea for human ture programs, emphasizing the need for [U S A ] Ljovo Your Skin Major League action are shown. thrust into space. Kate Capshaw, Lea [D IS ] (MOVIE: 'My Utda Pony - Tha the priest who loved her is put on trial. Dick [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Still of tha Night' A GD M O V IE : 'D una' In the year 10.991. a dignity, Angela Punch McGregor. Arthur conservation, begins with man's relation­ GD IN N N ew s Van Dyke. Kathleen Quintan. Maureen Sta­ psychiatrist becomes Increasingly In­ prince attempts to rally the lowly dwellers Dignam, Ton y Barry. 1983. 12:30AM CG Ufoetylos of tho Rich (S) Christopher Closeup Thompson. Kelly Preston. 1986. Rated ' Tha Ponlaa' paacaful homaland is ship with the grizzly boar. Narrator; Robert @ ) Good Neighbors and Famous (60 min.) (R) pleton. 1979. Rated PG. volved with the mysterious mistress of a of a desert planet to victory over a malevo­ PG. (In Stereo) thraatanadId by an1 evilavH witch anand her nasty ® WondorWoiks (CC). ^ Redford. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (8 ) Insight murdered patlem. Meryl Streep, Roy lent monarch. Based on Frank Herbert's (E) World Vision 3 Discover [U S A ] Cartoons dtughtar. Voicaa of Danny DeVito, Mada- 12:00PM CG Auto RMHng: NASCAR MOVIE: 'Damn the Dofiantl' On the (S) Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) Schelder, Jessica Tandy. 1982. Rated F^. bestseller and featuring 50 minutes of pre­ ® Star Trak: The Next Oonsration (CC) ® 38 on Sports (R) Hna Kahn, Cloris Laachnun^ 1986. Rated Michigan 400 From Brooklyn, Mich. (3 H.M.S. Defiant during the Napoleonic 3 Keys to Success [D IS ] You and Me. KM 8:30AM CD Plasticman viously unseen footage. Kyle MacLschlan, Aliena hijack the Enteqirise after their com­ G. hrs., 30 min.) (Live) 2:00PM CG m o v ie : 'Curse of the puter, a life-aupport system, breaks down. Wars, a British captain clashes with his ® Adventure (C C ) Australian mariner 3 Home Shopping Overnight Seivica Francesca Annis, Jurgen Prochnow. Ronald Bllgh-Ware traces the 1789 (3 hrs.) [ES PN ] Lumbariacks: WorM Cham­ CD World Tomorrow [E S P N ] lighter BMa of Sports Host: Jay MOVIE: 'Dm y Creckott; Congrau' Gold Monkey' During W orld W ar II, an 1984. (60 min.) (R) sadistic lieutenant. Alec Guinness, Dirk Bo­ CG Tonga-to-Timor open-longboat voyage of pionships, from Hayward, Wla. (R) CD Treasure Mall Johnstone. The rugMd Tennessee backwoodsman American seaplane pilot and hia one-eyed [C N N ] Newswatch garde, Maurice Denham. 1962. 99 Cuide su Piel dog cross paths with Nazis as they search GD NW A Pro Wrestling Ws ancestor, former HMS Bounty Cept. [MAX] MOVIE: ' T o ^ Ratums' A David Paul [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'E l Dorado' A veteran first fought the Indians and then sacrificed @ Evening at Pops (R) (In Stereo) [U S A ] Robert Vaughn Discovers GD for a fabled golden idol. From tha "Tales of (Si MOVIE; 'Boom Town' Two rough- [D IS ] Dongsr Boy . William-Bligh. (60 min.) beautiful ghost haunts Topper and urges gunfightar joint forces with an alcoholic his political career defending their govern­ Tom and Jerry tha (3old Monkey" series. Stephen Collins. and-ready wildcatters attempt to carve an [CNN] PrimeNaws [C N N ] Headline News him to find her murderer. Roland Young, sheriff■ arm to f ‘ ^ a greedy lailand baron. John mental rights. Fess Parker, Buddy Ebsen. [ESPN ] Horae Rinliig: St. Paul Darby A 12:35AM [TMC] MOVIE; T h e Jeff MacKay, Cattlin O'Heaney. 1982. empire in the Texas oil industry. Clark Ga­ [ESPN ] Skataboarding: 1987 National Joan Blondell, Dennis O'Keefe. 1941. @ ) Wyatt Earp Wayne,ayni Robert MHchum, Jamsa Caan. 1955. one-and-ona-sighth mllsa race for three- [DIS] .MOVIE: 'Duchess of Idaho' A Ipcrets File' Crook-tumed-secret-agent ble. Spencer Tracy. Claudette Colbert. ysar-old Thoroughbreds, from Minnea- Championahip. from Anaheim. Calif. Harry Palmer sets out to locate a missing [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Sax Madness' A n ex­ Robert Schuller 1967. M O V IE : 'Hercules' A larger-than-life 18) MOVIE: 'Tho Rsjns of Ranchipur' water ballet star follows a philandering (X) 1940. polia, Mbm. (60 min.) (Live) (Taped) scientist. Based on characters created by amination of teen-age sexuality and vener­ strongmen must b M ie evil to rescue the The vampish wife of an English nobleman young railroad tycoon to Sun Valley in a ® Alice 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On tha Menu Len Deighton. Michael Caine. Nigel Green, eal disease prevention. 1937. woman he loves. Lou Ferriono. Sybil Den­ falls in love with an Indian doctor. Lana @ ) Romagnoli'e Table: An Alpine Tradi­ [U S A ] Talas of tha Gold Monkey [U S A ] Naw Mika Hammar Hammer is devious scheme to help her roommate. Es­ (60 Sue Lloyd. 1965. GD Ninos OMdadoe da loe Ochenta 1 0 :3 0 A M CD Inalda Washington ning. Mirella D'Angelo. 1983. Turner. Richard Burton, Fred MacMurray. tion |R) arrested for manslaughter when he at­ ther Williams, Van Johnson, John Lund 6:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek min.) 6:30PM CG CG News tempts to protect an undercover cop from 1960. 1955.' 8 ) Police Story m o v ie ( S O v sr 17 Not Admittsd GD Classified 18 narcotic dealers. (60 min.) 12:45AM [H B O ] : 'Rewhead 09 Davey & Goliath [C N N ] Pofitice '88 GD Joseph Campbell and tha Power of (39 Boat of Saturday Night Uva [ESPN ] Swimsuit (ntemotionsl R w Clive Barker's story inspired this 6:15AM (S Bsaitsy Showplaca of Homes MOVIE: 'The Stratton Story' Base­ (S) Sox Talk [DIS] New Adventures of Winnie the Myth: With Bill Moyers (CC) Topics; 3) Talsa From the Darkslda grisly tale of a resurrected monster wreak­ [HBO] MOVIE: Labyrinth' ICC) A ball pitcher Monty Stratton reuses to let a @ Joy of Painting 8:30PM CG ® Married... WHh Child- 10:30PM CG Current Affair. Extra Pooh g Q 9 L o v a B o a t death, sacrifice and rebirth in agriculture- ran (CC) Steve and Al sell Marcy's trea­ ing havoc on an Irish village. David Dukes, young girl's innocent wish propels her into tragic accident mark the end of his career. 3) 3) NBC News Bonny Hill (3 ) This Old House (CC). |R) based societies; the importance of sacred [DIS] MOVIE: '’The Apple DumpUng sured Barbie doll to buy a rare iMeeball CG Kelly Piper. Ronan Wilmot. 1987. Rated R an desperate search for her baby brother in [ESPN ] Inside the PGA Tour James Stewart. June Allysgn. Frank Mor­ FMd of Arabians A portrait of a horse places. (60 min.) Part 4 of 6. Gang An 1870s cardsharp becomes the 3) card. (R) (In Stereo) AIDS Ufolina; Saxual Roulotte infor­ (In Stereo) a magical world of goblins and fairies. [H BO ] Seabert (S) Three Stooges gan. 1949. ranch naar Tucaon. Ariz. C39 David Bowie, Jennifer Connelly, Toby GD Star Search (60 min.) uncomfortable guardian to a trio of or­ 3 3 My Two Oadi (CC) Nicole dreads mation about how AIDS affects heterosex­ 12:55AM [M A X ] m o v ie : 'At does (S) Convsraationa With ® Muppets phans. BUI Bixby, Susan Clark, Don Knotts. 3 ABC News (CC). uals and the chances of contracting the Proud. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 9:00AM (X) Sunday Morning (CC) (90 G D M ystaryl: Brat Farrar (C C ) Brat tries the thought of her first Christmas wKhout Range' (C C ) Following in his father's cri­ McLaughlin Group (R) 1975. Rated G. deadly disease. min.) S9 Para Gants Grande Programs da la GD to discover the truth about Patrick's disap­ ® Notidata Univition her mother. (R) (In Stereo) minal footsteps holds a certain fascination 6:30AM (D Vista Cadena. CD D .J. Kat Police Woman pearance despite the threat of possible [ESPN ] Motocroae: Supercrown of [C N N ] Inside Bualnosa [D IS ] Swoet Land of Uborty Time-lapse ® Jimmy Swaggart for an aimless teen-ager. Sean Penn, Chris­ CSD Oral Roberts 9Z) Lsam to Read Stadium Racing (Taped) topher Walken, Mary Stuart Masterson. GD Boat Show ® Meet the Prase (CC). death and Simon Ashby's attempts to [D IS ] Anlmolt in Action Featured: differ­ photography is fsstured in this portrait of @ ) Yas, Minister CS) In the Black: Keys to Success stop him. (60 min.) Part 3 of 3. (R) American life, including the July 1986 Sta­ 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) [CN N ] Nswtmaksr Sunday (M) Hogan's Heroes [HBO] MOVIE: 'Th e Gate' Monsters ent species that reside In the similarty cli­ ® Ask tha Manager CD Jatsons tue of Liberty celebration. GD Christian Science Monitor Reports [E S P N ] Th is W eak in Sparta (60 min.) [C N N ] Week in Review stream up from the bowels of hell after tw o matic North and South Poiee. 1:00AM (G Naked City GD Hee H aw M odem M aturity (CC). kids disturb a hole left by the removal of a 99 Werowolf (CC) A forest ranger holds (H) Headline News [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Boy In the Plastic m o v ie : 'VanlsMng Act' 1 ® Jaw lah Life [CN N] Newsday storm-damaged tree. Stephen Oorff, 7:00PM CG 60 Mlnutst (CCI |60 min.) 9:00PM CG Enc with other suspects in a recent murder G Dom OeLuisa Show CS) Kenneth Copeland 0:45AM Bubble' The unusual story of a boy who is (CC) A man on his honeymoon reports to Discover Christa Denton, Louis Tripp. 1987. Rated CG 99 21 Jump Straat Hanson jeopar­ at a snowbound mountain lodge. (R) (In G O allae GD Bugs Bunny 11:00AM (X) Face the Nsthm [D IS ] My Friend Flicka bom with an immunity deficiency and is the police that his wife is missing, and is Stereo) ^ Ring Around the World PG-13. (In Stereo) dizes his friandthipa and Ns job whan he (39 Financial Froodom @ ) Sesame Street (CC). (S W W F Wrestling Challanga [ESPN] Tennis: 1980 Wimbledon forced to live in an incubator-like environ­ shocked when the woman claiming to be Defenders of the Earth (CC). ment. John Travolta. Diana Hyland, Robert [U S A ] Cover Story has second thoughts about Ns career. (60 Ns wife reappears. Mike Farrell, Margot 11:00PM CG CG CG 3 3 N e w s 3 St. Judea Highligifits Champions Evonne Goolalong min.) (R) (In Stereo) Charlie's Angels CG Discovsr Reed. 1976. Kidder. Elliott Gould. 1986. |R) [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch and Bjorn Borg. (Taped) ( 8 ) ® ) Sportawodd Sched­ ( G Korean War: Tha Untold Story Veter­ 3 TV'e Bloopera and Practical Jokaa ( P Maude 4:30PM (£ Knight Rider uled: VVorid Cup Wrestling, frum Toledo, CG IS!) DIenay Sunday Movis (CC) A dar­ ® It's Garry Shandling't Show ans of tho Korean W ar are fe a tu r^ in tNs Actress Donna Mills and comic Harvey [D IS] Mousercise [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Outlaw Josey 2:30PM ® Tennis: Wimbledon Ten­ ing spy's mlld-mannerad twin Is pressed CG (S) World Tomorrow ( 3 ) Natural W eight Loss W ales' A Confederste soldier becomes an nis Early round matches, from the All- Ohio; Irish Derby horse race, from Tho Cur- When Garry's new home is burglarized, he examination of tho conflict; also, a look at Korman are practical Joke victim*. (60 At the Movies into service when N s brother disappears Korea as it exists today. (60 min.) min.) (R) 7:00AM (X) @ Sesame Street (CC). (R) ISD Captain Powsr and tha SoMiara of outlaw after ruthless Union soldiers des­ England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in rah, Ireland. (90 min.) (T a p ^ ) fantasizes that all of his furniture is given during an Important mission. (60 min.) Part away on "The Wheel of Fortune." Guest (39 Cheers (D Robert Schuller th« Futurp troy his farm and kill his family. Clint East- Wimbledon, England. (2 hrs.) (Same-day @ ) Dinner at JuHa'a (R) 2 of 2. (A "Disney Sunday Movie" presen­ [ESPN ] America's Cup in Changa: J- [CN N ] Daywatch Tape) star: Vanns White. (R) (In Stereo) Dialogue wood, Chief Dan George, Sondra Locke. tation R) 3 Choices We Face Boats to 12-Matere (60 min.) (R) (X) [D IS] Donald Duck Presents (S ) Raal to Rsal Odd Coupla 1976. Rated PG. (la Stereo) [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'Th e G uns of Navarone' CG 3 Atlantic Rscordi 40th AnnNsr- d } Point of View S D Frugal Qourm at (In Stereo) CG MOVIE: 'Soyonara' A Korean W ar 3 News (Live) [U S A ] Program Yoursalf for Success [ESPN ] Motorweek Illustrated [U S A ] All-American Wrestling Six Allied soldiers are assigned the hazar­ 9Z) Micrewava Matter lery: It's Only Rock 'N' Roll (CC) From Larry Jones pilot and a Japanese entertainer fall in love. 3 Executivs Stress GD [H BO ] MOVIE: Who's That Qiri?' (CC) @ ) It's Your Bualnasi dous task of destroying a Nazi fortress [C N N ] Politici '88 Madison Square Garden, featuring the Bee 1 :30AM CID MarMehead Manor (R) 1 2:30PM CID High Schcx>l Bowl Merton Brando. Red Buttons, MiyosN Gees, Foreigner. Crosby, Stills & Nash, Bamoy Miller Gi Divine Plan • A brash ex-con involves an uptight tax at­ @ !) Connecticut Raal Estate Showcaas protecting the Aegean Sea. Gregory Peck, [ESPN ] Truck and Tractor Pull Umeki. 1957. 3 C D ® ABC Nawa(CC). torney in her plans to find the man respon­ GD Bravo David Niven, Anthony Quinn, 1961. Genesis, Robert Plant, the Rascals. Yes AM Boaton. Food Saver ® Butinsaa World [U S A ] Ooubio Troultio 3 Out of TMe World (R) sible for sending her to prison. Madonna. (39 Chetlat in Chorga ICC) Buddy and and more. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) 2:00AM (X) James Kennedy Muppets 3:00PM ® MOVIE: The Wrath of 3 Page Fifty Seven Local. Griffin 'Dunne. John McMartin. 1987. 99 Tsmss y Dsbataa Chertss stop a would-be robber from hold­ Lifaatylae of the Rich and Farnoua SD Homs Shopping Overnight Service On the Record God' Three Mexican rebels under threat of 5:00PM (X) MOVIE: 'No Placa to ing up tha pizza parlor. C39 ® What's Happening Nowll Rated PG. (In Stereo) Charo: actor David Hasssihoff ("Knight Ri­ 3 Connecticut; Now (In Stereo) (3 hrs.) Bodywatch Tha relationship batweon imprisonment by the government set out HWo' A young woman is stalked by a man brain chemistry and an 'addictive' person­ GD Connecticut Newsmakers who threatens to her. Meristts Hartley. 3 Friday tha 13th; Tha Sorioe A n ac­ der"); actress Alains Reed ("227''). (60 [C N N ] Inekia Business It's Your Business Century 21 Home Show to penetrate the fortress of another rebel kin (39 INN Nowa 9:30AM CD ality is explored. cused murderer, sent to the slacvic chair, min.) Kenneth Copeland ^ Th is W eek in Baseball Highlights of band. Robert Mitchum, Rita Hayworth, Kathleen Bailer. Ksk OuUsa. 1981. [ESPN ] SportsCenter (60 min.) 3 Thot'a tha Spirit (X) Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck Major League action are shown. tw prisat end terrorizes everyone whan he GD M O V IE : 'D id n 't You Hear?' A college Frank Langella. 1972. CG HawaU Fkra-O 3 Bast of Gloaeon Reggie Van Gleason [ H B O ] MOVIE: 'Dirty Dancing' (CC) [C N N ] (Monoywook ® Jimmy Swaggart GD Puttin' on the Hits sunrives end seeks revenge. (60 mki.) m Ill's girlfriend (Audrey Meadows) goes to student who thinks his Individuality is en­ Spotlight on Government Keepers of the Flame A look at Q® Simon & Simon ^ W NIe vacationing with her family in tho @ Popeye (X) GD Our Houaa ICC) A record produ­ the moon; Krsmdsn and Norton brave the [DIS] MOVIE: The Appto Dumpling GD Visionaries dangered creates a dream world where GD Computer Chronicles the success of the international Olympic 3 3 early '60e, s sheltered teen-ager falls in (2l) Homothna cer asks David end Ns band to invest a mid-Atlantic in a lifeboat; clumsy Fenwick Song An 1870i cardtheq) bacomae the [C N N ] Daybreak M eet the Press (CC). ha's a ship's captain and hia buddies are sports movement. (60 min.) love with a streetwise dance inamictor [C N N ] International Correspondents large amount money to cut an album. Babbitt (Gleason) prepares cakes on a con­ uncomfortable guardian to a trio of or­ Uw^i^ew. Dennis Christopher, Gary Busey. (3 ) Saint of Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- [D IS] Welcome to Pooh Comer Adelente GD Super Chargers (60 iNn.) (R) (In Stereo) veyor belt. (2 hrs.) phans. Bin Bixby, Susan Clerit, Don Knons. GD [D IS] Zorro beeh. 1987. Rated FG -13. (In Stereo) [ESPN ] SportsCenter (S) Han to Hart 1975. Rated G. (3 ) Sea Hunt Using state-of-the-art sci­ GD M ark Russell Political satirist Mark 3 WMdwiiaaa AUva 3 3 MOVIE; 'Perry Mawm; Tha Coaa [HBO] MOVIE: 'Peggy Sue Got Mar­ [ESPN] Tennis: 1981 Wimbledon A ll va al Boitbol Resumsn semenal [ M M ] MOVIE: The Bsliavsra' A series [U S A ] Calliope ence, Jenny tricks a sly crook who's out to Russell pokes fun at today's headlines. (39 of th« Notorious Nun' (CC) Perry defends [ESPN] SporttContar ried' (C C ) A middle-aged woman gets the Highlights Champions Chris Evert and sobfo la LIga Nacionel y Americana. 3 WWF Wrootling of bizarre murders leads a police psycholo- cover up a million-dollar swindle. (R) a young nun accused of murdering the 7:30AM ClD'Wall street Journal Re­ opportunity to change her life after a faint­ John McEnroe. (Taped) GZ) Masterpiece Theatre: The Last giat to the leaders of an ancient religious [U S A ] Whora Thera's s Will Thera's an (S ) Rev. David Paul ing spell sends her back in time to her sen­ Place on Earth (C C ) Australia and New ® PIxza Gourmet 99 PEUCULA; 'Un Rincon Cana dal priest ^ t h whom she was rumored to be A port Ciolo' Pedro Infante, Marge Lopez. 1944. cuh in present-day Manhattan. Msrtin ior year in high school. Kathleen Turner. 1:00PM CG MOVIE: 'Call of tha Wild' Zealand enthusiastically welcome (^apt. ® Smell Wonder Vicki competes in an romantically involved. Raymond Burr, Bar­ Breakthrough GD La Sente Mlsa Local. Sheen, Helen Shaver, Robert Loaaia m o v ie Nicolas Cage, Barry Miller. 1986. Rated This is the story of the goldseekers who Scott whose enjoyment is- dimmed by academic contest with a Ruaaian high- ® DaGraeai Junior High (CC). |R) bara Hale, Anhur Hill. 1986. (R) (In Stereo) 2:20AM [H B O ] : Th a Tondar 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) A g e ' A probation officer triee to determine C£) Sunday Mass [C N N ] Your Money PG-13. relied on sled dogs for their survival iri news of Amundsen's change of direction. school student w ho's also a robot. (R) [C N N ] World Report First Run (3) @ Mssterplecs Thostro: Tho Last [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Latter to Brezhnev' An [D IS] Raccoons Alaska. Charlton Heston, Michele Merrier, (60 min.) Part 2 of 6. (R) w hy an 18-yaar-okl girl from on apparently (H) World Tomorrow [U S A ] Cartoons [C N N ] Newswatch [D IS ] MOVIE: Th a Rod Badga of Cour­ Pisco on Earth (CC) A leadership crisis unemployed Englishwoman’s brief rom­ good home is repeatedly in trouble. John George Eastman. 1972. . awaits Amundsen after he forces his men GD ® Day of Discovery [ESPN ] Magic Yeere In Sports: High­ GD MOVIE: 'Little Lord Fauntleroy' A [ESPN ] Auto Racing: Amarican Sorloa, age' After panicking in Na fktt militaty en- ance with a Russian sailor convinces her Savage, Tracy Pollen. 1986. Rated NR. lights 1967 Look at the year 1967 whh a 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Guide X D Special Olym pics (2 hrs.) (Live) boy from Brooklyn, who is raised by his onto the Ice Barrier too soon; meanwhile, Miracle Faith Outreach from Portland, Ora. (60 min.) (Taped) coumar. a young Union soldier eventually that any hope of future happiness lies in feature on former pitching great Bob Gib­ 1 1 :3 0 A M CD Century 21 Homes for GD M O V IE : 'Sunshine Eloys' After a long doting mother, becomes a Lord in the sha­ thowe signs of bravery. Bassd on the Ste­ Scott has transportation problems. (60 being with Wm. Alexandra Pigg, Alfred 2:25AM [T M C ] m o v ie ; 'Funsral In (S) Dr. James Kennedy son. Sale separation, two former vaudeville partners dow of his grandfather, the stem old Earl [TIMC] MOVIE; 'The Aviator' In 1928. phen Crane novel. Audia Murphy. Bin Maul­ min.) Part 3 of 6. (R) Mokna. Peter Firth. 1985. Rated R. Bodin' A British spy arranges for the de­ of Dorincoun. Freddie Banholomew. an air-mail pilot and his teen-age passen­ fection of a Russian officer w ho is in charge Celebrate: Lincoln [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Beet Street' Young reunite to renew their friendship and their din, John Dierkss. 1951. ® Mama’s Family A family war erupts CG @ ) This Weak With David Brinkley Mickey Rooney. Dolores Costello. 1936 ger stnjggle to survive after their biplane [U S A ] Changing Ufeatyles: Two Yeere people in a contemporary urban ghetto feud. George Burns, Walter Matthau. Ri­ when Vint and Naomi want to switch bed­ of Berlin's war security. Michael Cains, Eva Podria U a ^ Adelgazar? ICC). crashes In the mountains. Christopher [ESPN ] SportaContar to Fkiandel Freedom Ranzi, Oscar Homolka. 1967. GD find creative outlets In graffiti art, rapping chard Benjamin. 1975. [C N N ] Larry King Weekend rooms with Bubba. (R) 09 MOVIE: 'The Eagle and tha Hawk' Reave, Rosanna Arquette, Jack Warden. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Roxanne' (CC) A GD Fllntstones and breakdancing. Rae Dawn Chong, Guy ® Major League Baseball: Boston Red 1 1 :30PM ® George Schlatter's Co­ (R) \ (C C ) T w o American lawmen discover a [D I S ] Black Beauty Martin Milnerr, Eileen 1986. Rated PG. modern-day "Cyrano De Bergerac," com­ GD Slempre an Domingo Programs de 2:30AM G New England Sunday [CN N ] Big Story Davis. 1984. Rated PG. Sox at Baltimore Orioles (2 hrs., 30 min.) Brennan and Kristoffer Tabori star in this variedades con musics, entrevistas y artis- medy Club Scheduled: Paul Provenza, Bob plot to oust Juarez so Napoleon's Maxi­ [U S A ] AitwoH plete with an ovsrtizsd nose, coaches N s Nelson, George Miller. (R) G Msllinger Hour drama based upon Anna Sewell's classic tas invitados bajo la animscion de Raul Ve­ [D IS] Dumbo's Circus 10:00AM QD Syb«tv(tlon milian can become Emperor of Mexico. GD Ccmnecticut News Week shy txiddy In the art of courtship. Steve (3) At tho Movioa Scheduled: "Th e Great novel about a beautiful ebony horse and lasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) d ] Sports Extra [ESPN] NBA Today John Payne. Rhonda Fleming, Dennis Ret Patrol 5;30PM 99 Houto for ell Saaaone Martin, Daryl Hannah, Rick Roseovich. Outdoors" (Dan Aykroyd, John Candy); C£ S tM in pIp * Allay the people who owned it. (60 min.) Part 2 O'Keefe. 1950. Unhrition an al Deports Comantsrlos 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Week in Review CiD MOVIE: ‘The Ultimete Warrior' "Pohergeist 111"; "W ho Framed Roger [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: CB) N a w Qidgat Jaff gats unaxpecied ra- N B C Sports Special: Golf Centennial of 5. 99 y resumen del acontecer deportivo por Plague and starvation compound the prob­ Rabbit' (Bob Hoskins, Christopher Lloyd). Teri Qarr In Flapjack Floozie (CC) Teri suits when ha enters a sensory deprivation GD Hallmark Homes of Golf in America, an 18-hole one-day [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Straat Smart' A fabri­ [DIS] Jean Shephard's: Tha Graal [H B O ] Can a Guy Say No Beau Bridges JessI Lossda y Jorge Berry. (60 min.) cated magazins story about a Times lems of the survivors of a nuclear holo­ portrays a woman whose road to stardom tank. GD Diet Patch tournament, from Hastings-On-Hudson. Amarican Fourth of July and Other Di- caust. Yul Brynner. Max von Sydow, [C N N ] Sports Letanight stars in this drama about teen-age sexual­ Square pintp *ands a Manhattan joumalist IS interrupted by her fondness for pan­ N.Y. (90 min.) (Taped) 99 Creathra Living aaatars Jean Shepherd narrates this ligh­ ' Joanna Miles. 1975. GD Jimmy Swaggart TV Open House ity based on ihe book " A Very Touchy in hot water. Christopher Reeve, Kathy [ESPN ] Darts; Lucky lights Champion­ cakes. Laraine Newman co-stars. (In thearted portrayal of what it was like to ship (R) 8 ) Buck Rogara GD French Chef: Madeleines and Gen- GD Major League BasebeM: Baltimore Subject" by Todd Strasser (60 min.) ® 9 to 5 Judy, Doralse end Marsha put a Baker, Mimi Rogers. 1987. Rated R. GD Honeymooners Stereo) Orioles at Boston Red Sox (3 hrs.) (Live) curse on Felb. prow up in America during the '40s and oises (R) [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Fire w ith Fire' A couple [U S A ] Foravsr Young [ T M C ] M O V IE : *A S p «:ia l Kind of Love' (S) Chalica of SalvatkM) (Live) [U S A ] Straat Hawk 50s, including a festive Fourth of July ce­ (S) Club Getaway GD Let's Go Bowling of kids from different backgrounds meet [C N N ] Nswamakor Sunday lebration. Stars Matt Dillion, James Brod­ A wkiower struggles to hold tooether his Wall Street Journal Report Insight / Out 2:55AM [M A X ] m o v ie : 'Fkahous#' (m Mlatar Rogara briefly by chance in the woods and embark 7:30PM 3 odd Coupla erick and Barbara Bolton. (60 min.) family of three teen-agers, one of whom is World Tomorrow Firing Line [H BO ] MOVIE; 'Welconw To 18' Fresh A crooked politician it forced to contend ;^tituraft»,‘ jUBt» / lWi» ‘ V . Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Saturday, June 25. 1988 — M Social Security Cnkiure Cues

? QUESTION: My doctor has QUESTION: I will be hospital­ QUESTION: I was in an to work is unsuccessful and you widow. Must I meet any Father of grammar Tavern Museum Book Award. Storyteller" are the original illustrations Klee’s work and it spans his entire career. advised me to get a flu shot this ized next month, and I will need to automobile accident four years are still disabled, your benefits requirements? The book is an account of the formation for Peter Rabbit, the Tailor of Gloucester, year. Wiii Medicare pay for this It will remain on view through July 31. be on a special diet. Will Medi­ ago which left me with a disabil­ will continue without PHILADELPHIA (AP) - "The father of the federal government after the Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, Jemima Puddle- The museum says, "The achievement of vaccine? care pay for my special diet ity injury. Since my condition has interruption. ANSWER: Yes. Disabled wid­ of English grammar" was an American. American Revolution. ows and widowers could be Duck, Squirrel Nutkin and many other Klee (1879-1940) has been called the meals? not improved I have not been able Lindley Murray (1745-1826) was born in The award is presented annually to the characters. ANSWER: No. Medicare medi- QUESTION: I have a 19-year- eligible for payments as early as chamber music of modem art, intimate, cai insurance cannot pay for to work. I’m thinking of getting Swatara, Pa., the son of a Quaker. He author of the best newly-published work A feature of the show is her illustrated .linear, playful. His oeuvre consists ANSWER: Yes. Medicare hos­ some type of job because I need old disabled daughter who lives age 50. However, your disability made a fortune as a merchant in New on the Revolutionary period in American immunizations (except pneumoc­ with me. She doesn’t have any must have begun no later than letter to Noel Moore which became the overwhelmingly of works on paper." pital insurance can pay for this the extra income. If I’m able to York, then moved in 1784 to York, history. basis for “ The Tale of Peter Rabbit," occal vaccinations or those re­ outside income, and a friend seven years after your husband's service. get a job, will my Social Security England. He became a minister of the Morris is the Gouvemeur Morris perhaps the most famous letter ever quired because of an injury or mentioned that she may be able to death, or within seven years after disability benefits stop? Society of Friends and began writing Professor of History Emeritus at Colum­ written to a child. The letter, whose immediate risk of infection.) receive SSI. Would she be eligible your mother's benefits ended. Center of learning QUESTION: My wife is co­ educational books. bia University and past president of the whereabouts had been unknown for some for SSI payments even though she QUESTION: 1 have a foster vered by Medicare. Recently she ANSWER: Not immediately. If Murray is best known as the author of, American Historical Association. 40 years, was discovered recently in a AMHERST, Mass. (AP) — This aca­ lives with me? child in my home and receive had a stroke and now has you return to work before there is “ A Grammar of the English Language” Honorable mention was given “ Arms, private collection. demic conununity, founded in 1776, is the a significant medical improve­ payments to help support him. difficulty speaking. Will Medi­ QUESTION: I receive Medi­ (1795), which sold more than 1.5 million Country and Class" by Steven Rosswurm. home of Amherst College, the University ment in your condition, you can ANSWER: It’s very possible Will these paynnents reduce my care help pay for outpatient care benefits and I’m planning to copies. It was for many years the accepted of Massachusetts and Hampshire College. be eligible for what is known as a that she would be eligible; SSI checks? speech therapy once she leaves travel abroad in the near future. standard authority on English grammar Works by Paul Klee Its many old homes include those of the the hospital? trial work i^riod. The trial work however, her SSI payment would Will Medicare pay for the shots in England and America. Peter Rabbit exhibit poets Emily Dickinson and Robert Frost. ANSWER: Foster care pay­ period, which lasts up to nine be reduced by one-third to take NEW YORK (AP) — The Metropolitan account of the fact that you that I’ve got to take prior to Lexicographer Noah Webster, a founder ments you receive will not affect ANSWER: Yes, your wife may months, allows you to test your NEW YORK (AP) - An exhibition Museum of Art has put on view for the first of Amherst College, and sculptor Daniel provide her with room and board. leaving the United States? your SSI payments if the foster receive this therapy under Medi­ ability to work. If you show you Author wins award devoted to Beatrix Potter; creator of time the entire collection of 90 works by Charles French also lived here. child is not entitled to SSI himself, care medical insurance. How­ are able to work, you are paid Peter Rabbit and other classic books for the German painter Paul Klee given to it QUESTION: I have never ANSWER: Medicare does not NEW YORK (AP) - “ The Forging of The town is named for Lord Jeffrey is living with you. and was placed ever, certain deductibles apply, benefits for three additional worked or paid into Social Secur­ pay for immunizations except to children, is on view at the Morgan Library by Heinz Berggruen. Amherst, a British soldier and former in your home a qualified and there is a yearly maximum the Union, 1781-1789” by Richard B. through Aug. 21. The coll^ ion of paintings, watercolors months after the end of the trial ity. I understand I may be able to treat either an injury or the Morris has received the 1988 Fraunces governor-general of British North agency. amount payable for this therapy. work period. But if your attempt get payments as a disabled immediate risk of infection. . Featured in “ Beatrix Potter; Artist and and drawings consists of fine examples of America.

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You “ In the Darkness,” an update of Russian now.” in bank trade to get new shows end up summarizing your life in “ Want Ads,” a hit made famous “ Tell It to My Heart,” a NEW YORK — Please, wha­ one word.” by the female soul vocal trio dance-tempo single which Dayne i l l Honeycone in the 1960s, and a new produced with Ric Wake, quickly HARTFORD (AP) -ASuffield 2.100 By Jeff Wilson But guild spokeswoman Cheryl tever you do, don’t ever tell She sighed and a big smile ll Taylor Dayne she reminds you of crossed her face. “ I ’m happy,” version of David Lasley’s “ Where climbed to the Top 10 on the plastic surgeon was sentenced The Associated Press Rhoden dismissed the chances of Madonna or Tiffany or Debbie l| D O W J (;N I A V I K A ( ; i “ The obvious reason for com­ sales of more than 500,000 units. probation for his role in an insider Jum * TV season despite the 3-to-l scab writers,” she said. “ We parison is that we all came out at In the music industry, that’s dance with a band she and her “Prove Your Love,” which trading case, U.S. Attorney Stan­ HIGH rejection of their latest contract don’t think that will be any about the same time. The com­ considered pretty good for a friends had put together. While climbed to the Top 20 on the ley A. Twardy Jr. said. 1.000 - LOW jl.133.83 offer to scriptwriters, but the significant help to them. No one is parison, as far as I’ m concerned debut LP. majoring In music at Nassau singles charts. Gary E. Russolillo, who c l 5 s 1 1142.96 union said its walkout would keep crossing the lines.” The album includes a collection Community College, she joined a stops there,” Dayne says. "M a­ Dayne travels a lot these days. pleaded guilty in May to aiding CHANGE Down 8.33 Hollywood paralyzed. of dance songs, love songs and band called Felony. She spent Virtually all fall programming donna is Madonna, and Taylor She jets between Europe, where and abetting insider trading, has tMO 1 1 1 As the strike continued in its remakes, all in the rhythm and nearly two years with them, quit ir idled by the work stoppage. The Dayne is Taylor Dayne. she has gained in popularity, and also agreed with the Securities 16th week, layoff notices began blues style with which Dayne and joined a pop-new wave band 10______22 U >0 e ceptions are some independ­ “ There is space for everyone the United States where she still and Exchange Commission to almost simultaneously with the flavors most of her music. called The Next as lead singer. ently produced shows that have but you have to be good, ’’ she said lives on Long Island. Accompany­ pay about $50,000 in civil penal­ announcement of the voting re­ “ My biggest influence was the She stayed with them for about signed guild contracts. while in New York to shoot a video ing her on each trip is Ollie, her ties in connection with the Suf- AP graphic sults Thursday. At Universal radio. I ’ve always liked blues two years before deciding to go Guild President George Kirgo, for “I’ll Always Love You,” a Yorkshire Terrier. field Bank insider trading case Studios, a memo to employees sentimental ballad off her debut oriented-rock,” said the singer, solo. leading hundreds of union “He comes with me every­ and repay about $33,000 he made announced that the commissary album for Arista. who grew up loving the music of “ I ’m so glad I ’ m not where I members on a picket line Friday where,” Dayne said, “ absolutely in profits. was closing Friday. With two recent hit singles from the Allman Brothers, Jimi Hen­ was a year ago,” Dayne said, as outside the NBC-TV studios in everywhere.” The Alliance of Motion Picture her LP, “ Taylor Dayne, Tell It to drix, and Bad she recalled the days when she 'The SEC said Russolillo partici­ Is dollar’s rise Burbank, said six more independ­ When not working, she likes to pated in the scheme tro u g h and Television Producers offer My Heart,” two videos and Company. sang Russian Gypsy songs at a ent companies immediately spend time on the boardwalk at was turned down 2,789 to 933. The another in the making, the ’“ Upon the Journey’s End’ is dinner club in Brooklyn, N.Y. Robert C. DiGennaro, former signed contracts with the guild Long Beach. “ I ’m a New Yorker, 25-year-old performer says the one of my favorites on the With the lyrics written out president of Suffield Bank, to buy the magic bullet 9,000-member Writers Guild of after the union vote. only direction for her now is up. album,” Dayne said. It’s a phonetically, she could memorize this is my place,” she said, stock in Portland, Maine.-based America voted Wednesday night TAYLOR DAYNE “ I always knew I wanted to bea romantic duet with Billy C. Scott. them in a night. “ I do have a lot of reflecting on Europe and her Coastal Bank before a merger during spirited meetings in Los Steinberg, vowing “ todoevery- . she's not Madonna star.” she said in an interview. “ I The catchier tunes on the friends and memories from hometown. with Suffield was announced and Angeles and New York that thing we can to get the town back later sell it for a profit. for Wall Street? injected a renewed dose of union / to work, ” said it will be next week During DiGennaro’s trial, Rus­ solidarity. before producers can determine “ If we have to strike for two solillo said DiGennaro, who often NEW YORK (AP) — The dollar’s stunning rise the extent o f the production Tarntable Tips years, we’ll do it,” said Scott acted as his personal banker, this past week may have provided the psychological start-up. Frank, a writer on the television recommended the purchase and lift that some traders say the stock market needed “ If we can’t get it all going, series “ Plainclothes.” arranged for a bank loan to make to restart its widely touted summer rally, but others there will be layoffs,” he said. Congratulations to the purchase. DiGennaro was aren’t so sure. Debut of the fall season has “ We have been holding some Hot singles Country singles found guilty on charges of insider already been delayed to at least It was on Wednesday, the first full day of summer, people on the payroll, hoping the trading and fraud. mid-October, and there were 1. “DirtyDiana” MichaelJack- 1. “ If It Don’t Come Easy” that the dollar leaped in value against key foreign writers would come to their harsh words from producers, who son (Epic) Tanya Tucker (Capitol) currencies, inciting a strong rise in stock prices and senses. Now that they are dug in, our newest Honor Carrier had described the offer as their 2. “ Foolish Beat” Debbie Gib­ 2. “Failin’ Again” Alabama we have to reassess that.” propelling the Dow Jones industrial average to the final one. son (Atlantic) (RCA) highest point since the October crash. Leaders of a dissident guild Income up “We’ve finished talking. We 3. “ The Flame” Cheap Trick 3. “If You Change Your Mind” “ It’s taking down some of the psychological and faction that had favored the pact (Epic) won’t go back,” said alliance Rosanne Cash (Columbia) fiscal barricades,” Eugene Peroni, a technical pledged not to cross picket lines, 4. “ Make It Real” The Jets spokesman Herb Steinberg, ad­ 4. ’’Set ’ Em Up Joe” Vern during May strategist for the Philadelphia investment firm IGrgo said. But one of the (MCA) ding that production of some fall Gosdin (Columbia) Eric Gregan Janney Montgomery Scott Inc., said of the dollar’s dissidents said he was unhappy 5. “ The Valley Road” Bruce TV shows will begin after the July 5. ’’Workin’ Man (Nowhere to surge. "I think the market is better poised now to the walkout was continuing. Hornsby k The Range (RCA) Go)” Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Is the Herald’s newest WASHINGTON (AP) - Ameri­ 4 holiday. He would’t elaborate “ I believe the strike of 1988 will 6. “ Mercedes Boy” Pebbles respond to good news and glad tidings.” (Warner Bros.) cans’ personal income and spend­ how the producers hoped to find become the guild’s own Vietnam (MCA) honor carrier. His area Asked if the market’s behavior Wednesday may 6. “ Tolkin’ to the Wrong Man” ing grew modestly in May, the non-union scriptwriters or lure War,” writer Rift Fournier told 7. “ Pour Some Sugar on Me” have marked a turning point, Peroni said: “ I think it Michael Martin Murphey advisor Is very pleased government reported Friday, but guild members into crossing Daily Variety. Def Leppard (Mercury) could very well play that way, yes.” (Warner Bros.) economists said consumer spend­ picket lines. 8. “Nothing But a Good Tim e" with his prompt and Two weeks ago, many Wall Street brokers were The union went on strike March 7. “ I Will Whisper Your Name” ing likely will weaken this “ We have some things ready to 7 over the issues of payments for Poison (Enigma). Michael Johnson (RCA) courteous service, and talking about a preseason summer rally that they summer as wages lag behind go, ” Steinberg said. ’ ’ We are very reruns of one-hour shows and 9. “ New Sensation" INKS 8. ’’Goodbye Time” Conway say began at the end of May. Many predicted a customers agree that inflation. optimistic. We will have new programs broadcast in foreign (Atlantic) Twitty (MCA) further revival of enthusiasm for stocks despite any The Commerce Department shows for the fall season.” markets. 10. “Together Forever” Rick 9. “Don't We All Have the Eric Is an outstanding big change in the economic news. said income rose 0.3 percent last Astley (RCA) Right” Ricky Van Shelton The following week, the Dow industrials hit two carrier. month following a 0.1 percent (Columbia) post-crash highs but tumbled on fear of rising 25 Years of Top LPs 10. “ Don’t Oose Your Elyes” gain in April. interest rates. The promoters of a summer rally Keith Whitley (RCA) His hobbles are fishing, Meanwhile, personal consump­ said maybe the season hadn’t begun after all. Public 1. “ OU812” Van Halen (Warner skiing, and racing tion expenditures, which include But this past week, the rising dollar restored Service... Bros.) virtually everything except inter­ market confidence by doing two good things, 2. “ Faith” George Michael (Co­ Adult singles radio controlled cars. est on debt, rose a moderate 0.5 optimists argue. First, it eased fears of rapidly percent in May following a 0.4 lumbia) — Platinum (More than 1 1. “ Make It Real” The Jets rising inflation caused by a cheap currency, which perce.nt increase in April. million units sold.) (MCA) Eric uses the money makes imports more expensive. Secondly, it JVIERICAN' 3. “Hysteria” Def Leppard John Hagens, an economist 2. “Together Forever” Rick As­ he earns as a carrier encouraged a return to the stock market by ‘Driving School (Mercury) — Platinum tley (RCA) with the Wefa Group, a Bala foreigners, whose post-crash absence had been 643"8552 4. “ ‘ Dirty Dancing’ Sound­ 3. “ Heart of Mine” Boz Scaggs to purchase clothes Cynwyd, Pa., consulting firm, sorely missed by Wall Street. track” (RCA) — Platinum 63 East Center Street • Manchester (Columbia) described the spending increase Foreign buying was widely evident Wednesday. 5. “Open Up and Say Ahh” and hobby equipment, 4. “ The Valley Road” Bruce as “ sort of run of the m ill,” The most obvious sign was a surge in stocks such as Poison (Enigma) Insured - Dual Controlled Cars Hornsby & The Range (RCA) and he Is also saving translating into a real annual IBM, Du Pont, Westinghouse and Boeing, which 6. “Scenes from the Southside" Licensed & Bonded by State of Conn. 5. “ Make Me Lose Control” growth rate of about 2.5 percent historically attract overseas interest because Bruce Hornsby & The Range Eric Carmen (Arista) for college. after the 0.3 percent rise in (RCA) they’re so well-known. 6. “ Paradise” Sade (Epic) consumer prices in May is taken Skeptics argue the dollar’s surge wasn’t a • Teenage Courses NOW FORMING 7. “Stronger Than Pride” Sade 7. “ Circle in the Sand” Belinda into consideration. (Epic) long-term trend and should not be the sole basis for • Reasonable Rates • Reduced Insurance Rates Carlisle (MCA) ” I think basically our biggest 8. “ Appetite for Destruction” buying stocks. Many attribute the market’s rise to for Qualified Students • Adult Classes 8” One More Try” George Eric Gregan will be awarded a *100 Scholarship Bond concern is how weak consumer Guns & Roses (Geffen) — other transient causes, such as the end-of-quarter Michael (Columbia) for his outstanding service as a Herald carrier. spending is. ... The income • All Road Lessons Private • Free Home Pickup Platinum 9. “ The Colour of Love” Billy “ window dressing” period when money managers 9. “Tougher Than Leather” growth is simply not there to buy stocks to make their client portfolios look • Easy Payment Plan • We take you Ocean (Jive) support much growth, particu­ Run-D.M.C. (Profile) 10. ’’Everything Your Heart De­ better. Keep up the Good Work, Eric! larly given higher food prices for your license. 10. “Savage Amusement” The sires” D. Hall & J. Oates (Arista) As evidence for their argument, they say a Scorpions (Mercury) — Platinum expected because of the fundamental market rally lasts for several days and NERVOUS and BEQINNINQ The Manchester Herald drought, ' he said. “ I don’t think is marked by heavy trading volume. It hasn’t we’ll get 2.5 percent this happened. Stock prices weakened Thursday and STUDENTS OUR SPECIALITY (Courtesy of Billboard Publica­ summer.” Friday and the volume was moderate. tions Inc.) Pratt & Whitney wants to see .» . *'.i 1 «« » ‘ t » ♦ , Highlights You can find a cool refuge at the senior center FBI evidence used for search This column is prepared by the staff the fall fair. In the next workshop, the S c o r e e of the week of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ group will stencil boxes to hold VCR Center. Arizona Scramble (Golf Scores): By Chrlstoper Callahan warrant. a Pratt & Whitney vice president tapes. If interested, call the center. Front Nine: 1st Am ie Gustafson 34; The Associated Press The judge told The Associated and head of the Washington Other activities as follows: By The Associated Press By Jeanette Cave Ralph Maccarone 34; Martin Tofeldt Press on Friday that the affidav­ office. Wednesday — Cholesterol Testing 34; Stan Zatkowskl 34. Tallia and the company are Senior Center Director depart at 8:30 a.m. Registration is will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. The ■ The government said after-tax profits at . WASHINGTON - Pratt & its were based on a telephone tap 2nd Jack Funke 35; Bob Samuelson being represented by different Monday at 9:30 a.m. the nation’s businesses declined 1 percent over Whitney attorneys have asked a of another party involved in the Manchester Health Department will 35; Joe Kennedy 35; John Juselin 35; Washington law firms, according Seniors, don’t let the summer heat July 18 — Crystal Mall. The cost of the first three months of the year. Other federal judge to let them see case. He said the phones of Pratt conduct the test at a cost of $5. For an Jim McVeigh 35; Frank Monette 35; to court papers. Crowell & Moring keep you captive in your home. You the trip is $5 and the bus departs 0:30 appointment call 647-3173. reports showed inflation slowed for the second evidence the FBI used to obtain a & Whitney and company officials Art Vigneau 35; Bert Hovey 35. is representing United Technolo­ can find a cool refuge in the senior a.m. Registration begins July 6 at 9:30 July 5 and 12 — Nutrition Classes, month in a row to an annual rate of 4.2 percent search warrant for the com­ were not tapped. Back Nine: 1st John Snuffer 32; center. Parts of the center are air a.m. featuring “ Homemade Mixes and in May, while durable goods orders fell 2.2 pany’s Washington offices in There is no time frame on when gies while Janis. Schuelke & Tony Amato 32; Salem Nasslff 32. conditioned as is the large bus. July 26 — Polkabration at Ocean Cooking for One.” connection with the sweeping the judge will rule on the Wechsler is representing Tallia. 2nd Ed Fitzpatrick 34; Joe Grenier percent and personal Income rose a modest 0.3 According to officials at the center, an Beach. The cost is $5. The bus will military procurement company’s request. A court clerk Elmer said while attorneys are 34; Joe Gianato 34; Lou Dellafera 34; percent during the month. air conditioner has been ordered for depart at 9:30 a.m.. Registration investigation. said the government would be trying to unseal the Pratt & John Duane 34; Ken Leslie 34; Phil the dinning room. begins July 6 at 9:30 a.m. Schedule for the week ■ A revised report showed the U.S. economy The Connecticut company, an given an opportunity to respond. Whitney file, no similar effort has Dupont 34; John Johnson 34; Hugh The summer lunch program begins Aug. 8 — Harkness Memorial Park. grew at a 3.6 percent rate in the first three operating unit of United Technol­ been made in Connecticut, where Monday: Bingo, 10 a.m.; Pinochle, Tansey 34; Pat Donlon 34; Dan Assistant U.S. Attorney Joseph Wednesday, July 6 and will continue Cost of the trip is $5 and the bus months of 1988, prompting the Reagan ogies Corp., filed an application another United Technologies op­ 12:30 p.m. Gallagher 34. J. Aronica has told Pratt & each Wednesday Thursday, and Fri­ departs at 9:30 a.m.. Register for tbe administration to boost its growth forecast for for a “ limited unsealing” of the erating unit, Norden Systems, Tuesday: Grocery shopping - call a Setback: Friday, June 17: Art Whitney lawyers that the govern­ day until Aug. 19. In case of rain, trip on Aug. 3 at 9:30 a.m. the remainder of the year to 3.5 percent. affidavits ’ ’in the interest of and employees were the subject day In advance for ride; Non-grocery Bouffard 132; Helena Gavello 125; ment opposes a public unsealing meals will be served indoors. The cost Aug. 17 — Mountainside Outing maintaining privacy of the appli­ of four other search warrants. shopping (Kmart) - call a day in Dom Anastasio 127; Mabel Loomis of the affidavits and has not given of meals will remain at $1.50 for Club. The cost is $24. The bus will ■ Sales of domestic-made cars and light cants and others whose identities “ I ’m not going to comment on advance for ride. 119. a position on a limited unsealing, picnics, $1 for the other days. No depart at 9:30 a.m. Regsltration is trucks rose 12.8 percent in mid-June from a might be disclosed if the affidav­ our strategy one way or another. ’ ’ Wednesday: Pinochle, 9:30 a.m.; Pinochle: Monday, June 20: Carl according to the company’s reservations are required at any time Aug. 3 at 9:30 a.m. year ago, resuming a robust pace after a brief its were to be made public.” Elmer said. Friendship Circle, 10 a.m. (canceled Popple 719; Helena Gavello 702; motion. during the summer. Aug. 31 - World Yacht, N.Y. The slowdown earlier in the month. A limited unsealing of the until July 6); Arts & Crafts, 12:30 Adolph Yeske 696; Sol Cohen 689; Meanwhile, Sen. Christopher J. cost of the trip is $40 and the bus will information would allow com­ The Pratt & Whitney search p.m.; Bridge, 12:30 p.m. Annette Hillary 681; San Schors 673. ■ The United States and Japan reached a Dodd, D-Conn., said Friday he SUMMER TRIP SCHEDULE: depart at 7:30 a.m. Register for the pany lawyers and officials to warrant, obtained last week, said Thursday: Orchestra rehearsal. Bridge; Wednesday, June 22: Mary trade agreement that could double U.S. met earlier in the week with June 30 — Westfarms Mall. The bus trip Monday at 9:30a.m. (a$20deposit receive the material while keep­ the company possessed confiden­ Friday: Bingo, 10 a.m.; Setback, Colpitts 5,480; Helen Bensche 5,410; exports of beef and oranges to more than $1 Robert F. Daniell, chairman and will depart at 9:30 a.m. per person is required). ing it out of the public eye, tial contract proposals from 12:30 p.m. Charlotte Granville 4,630; Rita R. billion a year. chief executive officer of United July 15 — Lyman Museum/Mystic attorney Brian C. Elmer said General Electric Co. that had Transportation to and from the Paul 4,600; Sally Goodstine 4,220; ■ Carl C. Icabn conceded he lost the battle Technologies. . Aquarium/Abbotts Seafood Restau­ DURING THE FIRST stencil class, Friday. ~ been filed with the Pentagon. GE center is available. Call a day in Nadine Malcom 3,870; Betty Seipel for five seats on Texaco Inc.’s board after a rant. The cost is $31. The bus will The affidavits were submitted and Pratt are rivals for military .“ They’re prepared to do wha­ participants stencilled note paper for advance. 3,420. New York investment firm revealed it voted its to U.S. District Judge John H. jet engine contracts. tever they have to do to ferret out key stake in favor of the oil giant’s Pratt to show that probable cause The search warrant sought any problems they may have.” management. existed to issue the search materials from Eugene J. Tallia, Dodd said. ■ USX Corp. said it plans to sell its CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 transportation businesses for more than $500 million to a Joint venture it is forming with Notices Condominiums for S olo.. Roommotos Wontod...... Musicol Itoms...... Blackstone Capital Partners and managers of Lo«t/Found ...... Lofs/Lond for Solo...... Wontod to Ront...... Comoros ond Photo Eoulpmont. Fine print of unit trusts probed Invostmont Proporty . .. Form Supplios ond Eoulpmont. Pots ond Supplios...... F tr io n o lt...... the rail and water subsidiaries. Announc»m»nt$. ||$#^SpeciQli#D: W a.m. on Fr(dav. Idsson thd volud of thd odvortltomditt will not announced it had adopted a “ poison pill” date, “ units offered and repur­ turning them in to the trustee trustee.” bd corroctod bv on odditlonol insortlon. defense. chased in the secondary market bank. The price you get will be Aren’t those brokerage firm ■ PepsiCo Inc. agreed to buy the soft drink sponsors under obligation to will be priced based on the bid determined by the market values PART TIM E PART TIM E bottling operation$Qf Grand Metfcpoolitan Inc. of the municipal bonds the trust maintain secondary markets in Nollcet THE DEADLINE FOR side value of the underlying HELP WANTED for $705 million in cash. . > securities. Previously, unit pri­ holds. That calculation is done by those units? PLACING OR HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers ■ Western Tele-Communications Inc. ces for offerings and repurchases adding up the total value of the At a condition precedent to CANCELING AN AD IS agreed to buy Taft Cable Partners, which owns the placement of any odver- 12 NOON THE DAY PART Time Individual in the secondary market were those bonds and dividing by the ANSWER: There is nohard and (Quiz on page 2) 17 cable television systems in Michigan and tltlne In the Manchester He­ BEFORE, MONDAY - BOOKKEEPING needed to perform our based on the offer side value of number of units “ outstanding” — fast requirement to that effect. rald, Advertiser hereby customer service New England, for about $420 million. FRIDAY, IN ORDER CLERK the underlying securities.“ Can owned by investors. When a brokerage firm, as agrees to protect. Indemnify follow-up surveys. 1. Children ■ A jury cleared former Attorney General and hold harmless the Man­ Part time position in you translate that? Or you can sell your units in the sponsor, organizes a unit invest­ TO MAKE THE NEXT Welcome new resi­ 2. Pur-r (Cats) Griffin B. Bell in a civil suit alleging he libeled chester Herald, Its officers our East Hartford marketplace, known as the secon­ ment trust it puts together an and omplovees against any ISiSUE. FRIDAY dents to greater Hart­ 3. Yellow (Gold) a former E.F. Hutton & Co. brokerage AFTERNOON BY 2:30 School. Billing experi­ ford with gifts of good ANSWER: Let’s start by ex­ dary market because the initial investment portfolio of municipal and all llobllltv, loss or 4. Alps (Switzerland) manager in a 1985 report about the company's expense. Including attor­ PM FOR MONDAYS ence preferred with will. Own cor Is neces­ plaining to all readers that the offering is the primary market. bonds and sells units to the public. 5. Razorback (Hog; bacon & eggs) check-kiting practices. neys' fees, arising from ISSUE. THANK YOU good typing & figure sary. Compensation investment trust in which you The brokerage firm sponsor Past that, all operations of the claims of unfair trade practi­ S20 per contact. Apply 6. (a) Esther — Purified (w) (Esther. ■ Pillsbury Co. announced the resignation of own “ units” holds a diversified “ maintains a market” by buying trust are turned over to the ces, Infringement of trade­ FOR YOUR aptitude. Excellent In person: Hartford Ch. 2) J. Jeffrey Campbell, who headed its restaurant marks, trade names or pat­ COOPERATIONIII salary and benefits. list of municipal bonds as its and selling units. trustee bank. Despatch Moving and (b) Ruth — Christ’s ancestor (y) ents, violation of rights of Contact; Storage, Personal business for more than a year. investment portfolio. Those In the over-the-counter market, privacy and Infringement of (Ruth, Ch.4) The brokerage firm sponsor Manager, 225 Prospect ■ Union Carbide Corp. said it will negotiate bonds are the “ underlying securi-. where municipal bonds are copyright and proprietary Human Resources normally announces that it in­ rights, unfair competition Dept. Street, East Hartford (c) Tamar — Tricked father-in-law with private lawyers for victims of the 1984 ties” mentioned in the bank’s traded, prices are quoted as tends to maintain an active and libel and slander, which Employment 06108 or coll 528-9551. (z) (Genesis, Ch. 38) Bhopal gas disaster. About 523,000 people have letter. Your units represent indi­ “ bid” and “ asked,” the latter may result from the publica­ 667-5230 EOE.______secondary market, so that units (d) Sapphira — Helped ruin (x) filed claims. rect ownership of those securi­ also called “ offer.” The bid is the tion of any odvertlsment In (Acts, Ch; 5) can be readily bought and sold. the Manchester Herald bv PART Time Individual ■ A federal judge ruled that the government ties. It simplifies things to think of price a market-making ’dealer Newington needed to perform our However, when the bond market advertiser, Includlnp adver­ (e) Vashti — Demoted queen (v) cannot force ailing LTV Corp. to take back units as “ shares.” will pay for a bond. The higher tisements In any free distri­ PART TIM E customer service (Esther, Ch. 1) went into a deep decline last year, Children's more than $2 billion in pension obligations A unit investment trust is asked or offer is the price at bution publications pub­ HELP WANTED follow-up surveys. a fair number of unit trust lished bv the Manchester Hospital Welcome new resi­ simply because a new labor contract restored somewhat similar to a mutual which the dealer will sell the previously cut benefits. sponsors pulled out of that Herald. Penny Sleffert, RECEPTIONIST & As­ 181 East Cedar St. dents to greater Hart­ fund. But while most mutual bond. Publisher. ford with gifts of good ■ The nation’s biggest dealers of Suzuki market. sistant In Manchester Newington, CT 06111 PART TIM E PART TIM E funds continuously offer new The trustee bank is telling you, doctor's office. Depen­ will. Own cor Is neces­ Samurais said their sales slowly are beginning HELP WANTED HELP WANTED shares for sale, unit investment if you sell your units on or after Cynics point out that, after Kf dable, pleasant person­ SECRETARY-Copoble sary. Compensation to recover from the damage done by trusts do not issue and sell the date in the notice, the price making a bundle through the AND FOUND ality a must. Afternoon typist to work In office $20 per contact. Apply allegations that the sporty vehicles roll over In person: Hartford PART Time for busy additional units. After the initial you get will be based on the lower initial public offering, the broker­ hours 1pm to 5:30pm. located In Manchester KITCHEN Prep- Flexible evenings. Per­ Despatch Moving and physician office. 5 day Dlshwosher. Porttlme, too easily. public offering of units by the bid quotations for the bonds the age sponsor might find slim FOUND June 17, East on Friday 4-7pm and week. Permanent posi­ ■ Scriptwriters voted overwheimingly to Manchester, young manent port time posi­ Saturday 10-6pm, Sun- Storage, Personnel flexible hours. Golf trust’s “ sponsor” — a brokerage trust holds. If you had sold pickings in secondary market Manager, 225 Prospect tion with o unique op­ continue their 4-month-old strike, threatening ferret. Please tele­ tion. Great working do v 1 1-6pm. 3 weekends privileges available. firm or group of brokerage firms previously, you would have re­ operations — and might even conditions. Coll 646- Street, East Hartford portunity for extra In­ Apply; Manchester the fall TV schedule and prompting layoffs in phone 643-4495. per month. Call 528- come. Coll 646-1157. — no new units are added. ceived a price based on the higher record losses during period of 5153 leove message. 1300 for appointment. 06100, or coll 520-9551. Country Club. 646-0103. the movie and teievision industry. EOE. If you want cash for your units, asked quotations. sharp price swings in the bond PART Time days and BABYSITTER Wanted to you have two choices. Yes, this is a far from simple market. evenings. Must be reli­ babysit my 2boys In my able. Coll Lawton Manchester home. Coll 643-2711 Citco. Coll 643-5575. 645-6108. 643-2711 • 1 « » f f ■» » f • i 1 i « i .1 i c IM r r t iM E HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HDM E8 CLERICAL Assistance HELP WANTED HELP WANTED J> W ANTED week In a email, DRIVER-Coventry area. DENTAL Dttice Assist­ HOUSEKEEPING Super- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR SALE tor busy sales office. vlsor. Meadows friendly salon. Wilt Manchester Herald ant. Knowledge of EVENING Janitor J Diversified office du­ Route. Short hours, Manor, a long term PULL Time Landscap­ SALES. F ire Extin­ train. 64^7>97 or 649- basic business office needed at once. Apply ing. will train reliable 16 u t h e r n ' New Eng- ties and heavy phone DELIVERY Person and good pay. Call 742-8867, - Skills. We will train. health care facility. Is guisher Technician for 8568.______• contact. Please con­ Cashler/Clerk tor mod­ to Manager: Parkade person. Good pay. Coll te M lie rs , lond clossltleld ads 5pm to 9pm.n Full time or port time. currently seeking a JEWELRY soles and service. Bose reach nearly 800,000 K E N N E L Help wanted. tact: Alda Morin at ern pharmacy. Full or Housekeeping Supervi­ Bowling Lanes. No ex­ Mike 643-7362.______pay plus commission. 649-9287. perience necessary. homes In Connecticut Weekends and holi­ Hydro-Dyne. 633-8385. part time. Flexible sor tor It's 1st shift. Halp WaRted CLERICAL. T ire d ot Will train enthusiastic Students, days. Friday 2pm-6pm, hours. Not the usual Good starting pay and and Rhode Island. The RECEPTIDNIST- Sales- Experience In Institu­ looking ot the some Individual. Phone Mr. price for a basic 25 Saturday 9am-12pm, retail store. Profes­ benatits. It you like, *5-*10 par hour, scenery or need a cool Borders at All-Gos and Housewives Secretary. Duties In­ tional housekeeping working alone with no word od Is only $55 and Sunday-2 hours. Glas­ clude: phone, typing, sional atmosphere. M a rk e tin g required as well as depending on place to work this Equipment. 278-9910. LO O K IN G for people tonbury Veterinary To p pay. Apply at once HAVE A PHONE? supervision, this Is the will appear In 43 news­ billing. Good typing ability to perform experience. Sales summer? Come out ot to deliver S N E T tele­ papers. For more In­ Hospital. 633-3588. to Alin or Pharmacist. lob tor you. the heat and work for and adding machine S e cre ta ry physical duties. Excel­ leading to phone directories formation coll Classi­ PART Time permanent skills a must. Call 646- Liggett Parkade Phar­ We seek a dynamic, ver­ WANT TO WORK lent benefits available. the Aero All-Gos Com­ management. throughout C T to area fied, 6^2711 and ask position Manchester. 1418. macy, Manchester satile individual who Please contact: Steve pany of Hartford, who tor detalls.D Assistant to Superin­ Parkade. thrives in a fast-paced FROM HOME? Kegler at Meadows DRIVER hove full and port time businesses during SALES Consultant. DUNBAR JEWELERS SOUTH Windsor. "It's a tendent ot apartment environment, desires a straight Commlatlons Manor 647-9191. EO E. positions available. Full and part time July. Must have own building. Duties In­ Young growing com­ Coventry area Rt. 30, Vernon, C T Highly competitive employees to work in 101" Impressive Con­ pany has a great career M E N T A L Health. Case varied work load and — Income UnllmItedI vehicle. Full or part tem porary In estab­ clude: light mainte­ Manager-Counselor can function indepen­ Manchester • wages. Training pro­ Automotive Service opportunity for a per­ Cell me tor an appoint­ 872-2425 grams, grovrth poten­ time. For Information lished neighborhood ot nance and painting. for a community men­ dently. This position in­ Department. 247-5030. son who:-has a sincere ment between 3:30- SECURITY tial. Pleasant work en­ call 1-800-922-0008 five homes. Open floor tal health residential volves providing gen­ Herald route. WELDER Fabricator. Need applicants with desire to contribute to Spm Onlyl Aak for Must be able to tig weld vironment. Good moth from 8am-4pm or 467- plan highlights plenty a growing program. Good benef­ eral assistance to the OFFICER Short Hours — experience In basic re- of well lit space. Beou- its, paid health Insu­ and read blueprints. 0 plus, high school 2219 from 4pm-8pm. organlzatlon,-resldes sales and marketing de­ diploma must. 278- airs as wall as tltully landscaped rance. Flexible sche­ Dennis Santoro Positions Ayailable Great Pay! Excellent benefits, coll 0 HELP WANTED east ot the river,-some partment and includes 643-6834.______9910. &lechanica Helpers. yard. Won't lost long! dule with some early Part Time, $289,000. Flono Realty sales experlence,-ls fa­ typing data entry and 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Coll 647-9946 Need your own tools. LABOR ER S to work In a shion conscious ond evening hours re- customer contact. We of­ Monday-Friday, WAREHOUSE. Start at Many company bene­ M 3 r i D I ^ E 8 8 646-5200. aulred. Salary $18,782. Ask for $8.30 per hour. 9:30- commercial rooting orientated. Would you fer an excellent starting 2:30pm • 6:30pm. MEAT fits. OPPDRTUNmES You'll never know the enyironment In Man­ llke;-and excellent co- Additional compensa­ 6pm shift with over­ power ot Classified until tion tor Crisis Interven­ salary, good benefits, Gerlinde Apply In person dally chester area. Starting reer position ,- Stop by and apply Mon­ time. Good benefits. MANAGER INVEST time not money. you use It yourself. tion Coverage. BA plus and an opportunity to X-RAY Technician, Im­ Hands-on training. to; S8.SD per hour. Coll opportunity tor grow with a dynamic or­ mediate Medical Care day and Wednesday, Wanted for large Earn residual Income. LINC Corporation at 1 year related expe­ CUSTODIAN. Good op­ Pleasant atmosphere. NORTH Coventry- advancement,- ganisation. Send a re­ Center has a full-time 9:00 am -1:00 pm, Praa- Auto Service DepL Proven networking op­ Special Ranch In coun­ 6494000. ______opportunity to make rience reaulred. Mi­ portunity for person Abply In person volume sume or apply in person opening for a Regis­ tlge Oftios BuHdIng, ISO with custodial expe­ portunity. 24 hour re­ t r y setting, newly and unlimited Income,- norities encouraged to Mondov-Prldav, 9- supermarket. 239 Spencer St. corded message. (203) WAITRESSES. Full and apply. Please call to: tered X-ray Techni­ North Main S t, Man- rience. Stripping, wax­ oppllonced tile kit­ part time. Must be over competltlve starting 3pm. Aero All-Gas Experienced In ail Manchester 767-3221. Sharon at 724-0286. cian. Interested Appli­ chestsr. O r call Marilyn ing, butting floors and Company, 3150 Main chen, tile both, great 18. Apply In person. salary,-health and phases of meat SOS Monday-Frlday,9am to cants call Sheri at for an appointment at performing other cus­ street, Hartford, CT. fenced In yard. Luigi's Restaurant, 706 medical benefits,- 721-7393, Mondav- business, buying, $142,900. Century 21 Ep­ vacation tlme,- 3pm. EO E. 527-0839. todial functions. Excel­ 278-9910. MENTAL Health. Re­ Hartford Rood, Man­ Frlday 9-4pm. lent starting rote and merchandising, Roal Estate stein Realty, 647-8895.0 chester. 649-5325. company discount. creation Counselor tor 428 Tolland Turnpike complete fully paid be­ advertising and ANDOVER. Lake Rood. 1 Call tor Interview 1-484- Manchester, C T First Security planning and coordlno- 0489. C O M M E R C IA L Checking nefits. For details call pricing. Arrange tlon ot Soclol- block to lake. Brand SALES- Account Clerk to ser­ Services Co. Manchester Manor at for personal Recreotlon activities In HOMES new 3 bedroom Raised BUSINESS G ro w in g . FULL Time Baker's vice our business ac­ LIGHTING 6464129.______Interview, Call Mr. Community Mental FOR SALE Ranch on '/i acre. Lake SALES Clerks and Cashi­ Looking tor mature, Helper. No experience count customers. We Looking to expand our privileges. Vinyl sid­ ers, full or part time reliable, honest person Our “Studio of Lite" In necessary. Please tele- Levinson at Health Agency. Good also need an Assistant R E S E A R C H night craw. Need benefits, paid health ing, reduced to wanted at once at mod­ to loin the team. Call Enfield Is seeking e phone 646-3354. Returns Clerk to work MICHAEL'S Jewelers 267-6615. AM real estate, advertised In has a full time service- applicants to stock Insurance. 35 hour $149,900. Sign on prop- ern health shop In large South Bolton Cleaning showroom supervisor DISHWASHER. Even­ In our returns area. ASSISTANT II the Manchester Herald Is ertv. 423-8833.______shopping center. Only Service. 647-1545. soles position open. Re­ shelves on the night Colonial IGA work week, afternoon sublect to the Fair Housing for our retail lighting ings. For hard working Apply at: Sovings MIcrochemIstry Lob- to early evening sche­ MANCHESTER. Excep­ responsible, dependa­ Bonk ot Manchester, 56 tail exposure a plus. shift. Hours 9:30 pm to Act of 1968, which makes It MEDICAL Office Worker store. This Is an excel­ person, career oppor­ Great benefits pack­ University of Route 66 dule and alternate Sa­ Illegal to advertise any pref­ tional Duplex. Truly a ble persons need apply. tunities are possible. Cottage Street or call 7am. Competitive tor doctor's office In lent growth and man­ age. Apply In person Connecticut East Hampton, CT turdays. Minorities en­ erence, limitation ordlscrlm- special Duplex. 1 unit Pleasant working con­ We will train. Call Co­ 646-1700 ext 226 for ap­ salary and benelts for Vernon. Excellent sa­ agement opportunity Indvlduol wtcdRd to oulst In couraged to apply. Inatlon based on race, color, Includes 2 baths, 11x32' ditions, flexible hours, lary and benefits. Must vey's, 643-2751. pointment. EOE. T uesday-Saturdov, religion, sex or notlonol for someone with an lOom-Som. EO E. ttio onol vtlt of Oroyhound dog mature, responsible SHEET Metal Mechanic Please send resume den/llbrorv. 3 bed­ good salary and benef­ be able to deal with urino for tho protonco of person. able to set up and origin, or on Intention to its. Apply at once to: outgoing personality, drwot. Qvollflod Individvolt and cover letter to moke any such preference, rooms each. Home lus- public, have pleasant most hovo o Hochtlor't operate shears, Chrysalis Center, 15 tlfles good Income. Manager or Assistant telephone manner, who enjoys people and limitation or discrimination. dtdroN In blolowv* cfiomlttrv Interested applicants punches and brakes. Marshall Street. Hart­ The Herald will not know- Convenient to lust Manager, Parkade have aptitude with fig­ selling. lYevlous sales or r«lotod fitid# good gontrol Good opportunity and Health Shoppe, Man­ bodcground In onolytlcol chO' apply to: ford, Ct. 06105. Atten­ Inalv accept onv advertise­ about everything. ures and good typing experience, preferably mltlrva oxgoritnco In TLC benefits. Coll 643-6834. tion: S. Rletscho. ment which Is In violation of $269,000. D.W. Fish chester Parkade, 404 skills. Please coll Carol in lighting, la required. onoivtit of Mologlcol tomplot the low. Realty, 643-1591.0 West Middle Turnpike. for drugs and should bo tamll* Personnel OepL ot 522-3111. Position Includes Satur­ lor with groptr hondling of 239 Spencer St. days, overtime and somplos for fortnsic onolvsls. AAust submit to o Stott Pollco Manchester some evenings. Compe­ Socurltv chock. Rtpiv by CAREER CHANGE OPEN HOUSE titive wages and bene­ 7/14/Mto: fits. Call our personnel Dr. Donnis W. Hill Are you looking lor a now and 12:00-4:00 PM PLACE AN department for an ap­ Unlvorslty of Connocticut DRIVERS. Start at $9.30 exciting career? pointment. Microchomistrv Lob per hour. 7:30-4pm shift Saturday, June 25 3113 Horsoborn Rd.v U-193 Become a Home Inspector. You should be tamll- Storrsr C T OSMt with overtime. Good Sunday, June 26 Electrical benefits. Class II only. Isr with single family homes by having been a Wholesalers, Inc. Will train. High school homeowner, do-it-yoursatfar, real estate broker Because of our countless readers. MEDICAL Office Man­ graduate. Apply In per­ or tradesperson, and enjoy working with people. Classified ads bring such good 522-3232 ext.420 ager. Responsibilities son Mondov-Prldav, 9- ^ u c T o r Include: Dictation, bil­ Full and part-time (morning and afternoon), no 3pm. Aero All-Gas n r M gl:-: response you may have trouble ling, appointments and Company, 3150 Main travel, we train. T o learn more, please attend our COURTS knowledge ot Insu­ Street, Hartford, CT. informative seminar to be conducted at the below ^ keeping track of interested callers! rance forms. 649-0233. 278-9910. listed location or cal 1-800-WE C H E C K (In Mass.) or 1-800-HOUSE OR (outside Mass.)' ^ Manchester AUTOMOTIVE Parts Herald 643-2711 Counter Person to work In a rapidly ex­ PRIVATE PARTY HOLIDAY INN panding Ford dealer­ 363 Roberts Street • East Hartford, C T ship. Ford experience longer need. necessary. Excellent P i a c i Merchandise Ads TU E S D A Y , JU N E 28th, 11 AM pay and benefits. For Interview coll: Super­ in tu ior Ford In Columbia. 4Herald raid and you^j] ad NO AD TODAY? 228-9431 or 6464563. ENTRY LEVEL POSITION receive BOOKKEEPING: The 4 days Learn a skill with KLOCK, a growing Town ot Coventry the aerospace heat treat and metallurgical WHAT’S THE USE? seeks auallfled appli­ P r ic e o f 3 f — WEATHER IB TOO NASTY,.. cants for Assistant processing facility. — WEATHER IB TOO GOOD.. Bookkeeper: $7.19- * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Full time positions on 3 shifts. No ex­ 269-271 Oakland Street — NO ONE HAS -HME TO READ.. $8.89, Ju ly 1, 1988, 37 * Additional Lines 50« Per Line, Per Day 5 hour week with gener­ perience necessary. Will train applicants Manchester, Conn. — MV AD W IU QET BURIED * Classifications 71 thru 87 Interested In learning a skill with growth IN ALL -raE OTHER AOS... ous benefits package. Tudor Court, a small community of distinctive opportunity. We promote from within. Townhouses with 2 bedrooms, 1>4 baths, fuiiy appii- — NO ONE WILL REMEMBER Responsible tor com­ * Merchandise Under »250 puterized payroll and signs. * Ad must contain price! anced kitchen, basement, high efficiency beating MY AD NEXT WEEK... payables entry. Job Conveniently located East of the River, and cooUng systems. Thermopane windows, gas WE’VE HEARD ALL THE EXCUSESI descriptions and appli­ Classified You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds KLOCK offers a competitive benefit pack­ heat, centrai air, waii to waii carpeting. Register for WE KNOW FROM'r e s e a r c h STUDIES THAT * cations available In the due to this low price... age Including employee paid group health a 19' coior T V drawing. AN INTEREBTINO. INFORMATIVE AO Town Monager's Of­ and life Insurance and more. Apply In per­ SurUng at •Ut.fii (Only 8 UnlU Left) fice, 1712 Main Street, son, Monday-Friday, 8om to 5pm. WILL BE READ ANYTIMEI Coventry; telephone DIRECTIONS: Rt. 88 directly acrass from 742-6324. Deadline for Pero’s Frell Stand, signs posted. applications Is July 11, CALL CLASSIFIED HERALD 643-2711| 1988. EO E. M /F KLOCK 1366 Tolland Tpke. • Monchester C e n k J K y . Gaetano, Inc. 643-2711 NOW! ~is. nfiZL 644-2447 I s ■ INOMES I ^ H O M E S IHOMES hjOM ES iH OM ES ai«B • $ m w m m » » amr a'e'W A««anbe 4 aa h W mS EiB.8v m S M E mIiimle- • « • iHM-BWr...... HmSME' mwrsiitE— ...... r iY lK k * . " ! l l MANCHESTER. Special I CONDOMINIUMS MANCHESTER. Immoc- MANCHESTER. This 3 SOUTH Windsor-well MANCHESTER. Immac­ JUST What the doctor IrSlHOMES CONDOMINIUMS L0T8/LAND ulcrtt 7 room, 3 bod- Ranch. Exceptionally ulate 5 room, 2 baths ordered I Need 1 floor FOR S A LE loiAPARTMENTR well. Insulated and bedroom Cape Cod has kept home. 3 bed­ irmSMI ISIJFOB SALE FOR SALE FOR RALE room Coot In family full In low facilities In rooms, 1'A baths, both home In move-ln condi­ living? This beautiful « ( for RENT nelobborhood. Ooon maintenance free exte­ tion. Included In sale Ranch home has lust rior. 5 room Ranch. 3 back of house with a first floor family room ^ roo^»^brlfkinLt!^^ OPEN House. Saturday MALLARD View. Dis­ MANCHESTER. Very and spacious floor private entrance. and rec room. Situated are range, refrigera­ been repriced at GLASTONBURY Hole plan, ^nyl sided. bedrooms, ^V^ baths, $190,000. Immaculate front*<^nH«on" Sunday, June 25 TOWNHOUSE tinctive 7 room att­ private wooded lot In Forms, 316 room, one eat-ln kitchen, fire- Plenty of storage on private lot with tor, new carpeting in ached new Town- cul-de-sac. Located In Newer roof, Insulotlon space. Lots of house for many fruit trees. kitchen, dining room condition Inside and CONDOMINIUM bedroom condo- and fumonce. Very pri­ placed living room, 1 out. 2 bedrooms, spa­ no room ^ '''"v' houses. 3 bedrooms, on area of fine homes. ranch.Fully Ap- the moneyl call todayl $164,900. Century 21 Ep­ and master bedroom, V baths, den, full vate and nicely lands­ era garage. Lovely ho- cious living room with I M n ; r r m , " v $ S t” « ^ Three bedrooms, 2'A /2 $105,000. Coll for de- pllonced kitchen, $169,900. Realty World, stein Realty, 647>6895.d all light fixtures and basement, appliances, ~foll5. Sentry 643-4060. caped lot. $164,900. meln a desired area. window treatments. fireplace, formal din­ hardwood floors, 1 car baths with nearly pools, tennis courts. $ 1 5 8 ,9 0 0 . O.W. Fish Benoit, Frechette As- MANCHEStER. Three carpet, fireplace and $650, Includes heat and Strono Reol Estate, soclates, 646-7709.O Beautiful oversized lot ing room, country style gorage, covered patio, 2000 eq. ft. of living MANCHESTER. $105,000. 647-7653.0______Realty, 643-1591.0 bedrooms, completely kitchen with applian­ Immaculate condition. garage. $150's. No Very nice wooded lot, hot water. 649-4003 JUST LIstedI Two family tiled kitchen, pleas­ and excellent location 1 ^ CONDOMINIUMS space In this monthly association SPACIOUS 4 plus rooms, MUST Sell to settle est­ makes this home a real ces, full basement, 1 Must be seen. 8184,900. ICC I n n oai c located at end of cul- THREE -rooms, partly ate. Family sized 6 Immaculate 13 room ingly decorated car garage. Lovely Dwner 649-1093. Doen w m J oversized unit. fees. Blanchard >■ Ros- de-sac, In area of exec­ starter home. $124,900. house that must be through-out, finished buy In todays market. setfo Realtors," We're furnished. Heot. Work­ Ideal for daycare In room redecorated Alex EIgner. $164,900. grounds situated on House, Sunday, June Extras Include utive homes. Ideal for ing single male pre­ seen. 3 full baths, 6 rec room, deep private 26,12am-4pm. 078 Cen- LYDALL Woods. Attrac- Selling Houses" 646- contemporary or solar home situation. Alumi­ Cape. Aluminum sid­ yard. $165,900. Century Sentry Real Estate, 643- Lakewood Circle fireplace, 2482.g ______ferred. No pets. Lease. ing, new appliances bedrooms. A great 4060.0 North. Jackson 8, Jack- ter Street. five 2 bedroom Cape air conditioning, orlentd home. Coll Sen­ 649-2880. num siding, nice size buy I Blanchard 8i Ros- 21 Epstein Realty, 647- try 643-4060. yard. Newly painted and more. $ 1 3 0 's . Blan­ son Real Estate, 647- washer-dryer, rear MANCHESTER. End unit chard & Rossetto Real­ setto Realtors," We're 8895.0 M ANCHEStER. Charm- 8400.O E x c e V lln t ’ con"dl^^^^^^ In quiet complex. Ideal Inside. Owner/Aoent. Selling Houses" 646- Ing 8 room Colonial deck with view, plus CONDOMINIUMS Call Janet 646-2190 or tors," We're Selling SOUTH Windsor. Price SARAH CROSS o"** value. $140’s for privacy, security 2482.0______EAST Hartford Ranch. located In prestigious The Hon. David C. Roppt, Hurryl Blanchard 8, a third full bath In and physical fitness Rontals FOR RENT Connie 64^7231. Houses" 646-2482.0 It's a beouty and much Redwood Farms. 4bed- has been reduced on BRAND New Listing I De­ BOLTON. 8 room custom this lovely 3 bedroom P'"®- Rossetto Realtors," partially finished buff. Sentry 643-4060. TWO for the price of designed contempor­ larger than It looks I 1 raams, 2Vi boths, large ONE Bedroom Condo lightful older Colonial year new Ranch with eat-ln kitchen and 1st home on quiet cul-de- walkout basement ^ MANCHESTER. End unit ' with garage and pool. . onell Looking for a built In 1879 by the ary Colonial. Spacious sac In convenient loca­ 19W ordered that all claims 646-2482.0 In quiet complex. Ideal J r way to own a beautiful family room that opens country kitchen, 3 bed­ floor family room with Available at ROOMS $575 plus utilities. Cheney'sl Excellent raised hearth. Private tion. Large L-shaped mustbaprasantadtothefldu-______for privacy, security Available July 1. Coll piece of property In Into a tasteful sun rooms, full basement, clary at the address below. Court of Probate, District of and physical fitness FOR RENT condition Inside and vinyl siding, thermo­ deep latand large deck family room, charm­ Failure to oromptly prasont Manchester FOREST RIDGE 647-9254 ______South Windsor? out, 3 bedrooms, sun- room, deluxe kitchen, ing country kitchen, buff. Sentry 643-4060. Charming Colonial 3 oversized dining room, pane windows. Lo­ far summer enlov- any such claim may result In NOTICI OP HIARINa A 60-unlt ROOM for non-smoking room, country style cated In neighborhood ment. Diane Johnson. oversized deck, gener­ the loss of rights to recover ESTATE OF NEW Listing. Immocu- gentleman. Air condi­ bedroom Farmhouse kitchen, 1st floor elegant open foyer with ous yard. $173,700. Cen­ on such claim. MICHAEL CHRISTOPHER condominium late.2 bedroom Town- STORE AND on over 2 acres of balcony, stairway. 3 of newer homes. $229,500. Sentry Real community located tioning. Kitchen prl- laundry, great $ 1 4 9 ,9 0 0 . Anne Miller Estate, 643-4060.O tury 21 Epstein Realty, Bertha E. Roppo, house. Beautiful V I leges. Pork Ing. OFFICE SPACE beautiful land In South maintenance-free bedrooms, 2 bolYhs, 647-8895.0 CIapIc 9CriULTZ on 24 beautifully appllanced kitchen, Windsor. All this plus o hardwood and coropet Real Estate, 647-8000.O T h . I.. Pursuant to an order of Hon. Washer-Dryer. 643- f u r n i s h e d Offices with vinyl siding on house ^Thlnespsir William E. RtiGarald, landscaped acres, wall to wall carpeting Duplex to help you pay and 2 cor garage. Coll floors, over 1 acre pro­ Judot/ a htorino will bt held through out. Sliding Phone, receptionist, the mortgage. Perfect fessionally landscaped complete with pool, copy, fox and secre­ to see today I $ 1 41,900. REVOLUTIONIZE 2 ononoppllcotlontorauthorl- tennis court and doors to deck. Cedar for tthe In-law situa­ Jackson 8i Jackson lot. $274,000. U 8. R COVENTIY m o n xotlon to compromise and custom designed rec I APARTMENTS tory support. 647-4800. tion. Call today for Realty 643-2692.0 Your Now London, CT 06320 settle o doubtful and disputed carport parking. Real Estate, 647-8400.O OPEN SUNDAY Life Style 0744M claim In favor of sold ostote, room. Laundry hook­ __ I FOR RENT MANCHESTER Office details. $219,900. Cen­ 1-iPM ------os In sold application more ups and many ameni­ building tor rent. Ideal tury 21 Epstein Realty, RIVER MILL ESTATES Priced at *179,000 IliM AiNST. INVITATION TO BID ties. Coll now 647-1221 THREE Bedroom In I'/a location. Ample park­ 647-8895.0 Condomlnlama Principlea Only Call CorrentI Real Estate. year old Duplex. On ing. Good exposure. OPEN HOUSE 201 New State Road Seolod bids will bo recelvad Street, P. O. Box 191, Mon- quiet cul-de-sac. 2 full MANCHESTER. $199,900. In the General Services’ of- Chester, CT on July 7 ,19Mot Owner at S 4 6 - B 1 32 R.D. Murdock. 643- Open house, Sunday Saturday - 2-5 PM NEW « Two Bedroom Townhousei ■ Fully AppUaoced flee, 41 Center St., Menches- 1:4S PM . All persons hovlna ON The Moneyl This baths, wall to woll car­ 2692.______1-4pm, 55 Scarborough 8 Room Contemporary, Kltcbeni • Cath. Ceil. A Sky-Ufhu in Master Bedroom ter, CT until JU L Y 6 ,19Met an Interest In said matter, super 6 plus room peting. Appllanced kit­ 3 bedrooms. 2'4 baths, 2 • 1*^ Baths ■ Quality Workmanship ThnMut! 11:00 e.m. for the fallowing: may appear end bo htord at INVITATION TO BIO Condo Townhouse of chen. Very nice. $800. Rood. 7 room Colonial, The Monchettar Public Security and referen­ ■vacation large family room. 643- car garage on 2Vt acres. (1) COLD M^LUNO TOWN «•»» Schools solicits Mds for AU- Northfleld Green Is <148.500 priced lust perfect! 3 ces. No pets. Colt 645- ___Irotals 5981 owner. Dlncdam: * 071-04 Ais't. Clerk P'O. VISUAL EQUIPMENT 8201. Join Us at Our Air-Conditioned (2) PURCHASE OF ONE (1) ------tar tao I90>.1ft9 school veer. bedrooms, 2 full and 2 COVENTRY. Affordable Route 44A to Rt. 31 to Sealed bids will be received half baths, 1400 square MANCHESTER. 454 Main AmoTTAMTcurTTvS new construction. This NEW CRACK & JOINT TOWN OP BOLTON until July 6,190S,2:00P.M.,cit rooms, coble, heated. Main St. across from OPEN HOUSE SEALING RUBBERIZED TAX COLL8CTORW NOTICE j^ lch time they will be pub­ feet plus rec room with Street. 2nd floor, 3 1800 square foot Con­ room heated. No ap­ Walking distance to temporary will offer 3 town beach on left. Sat. & Sun. June 25 & 26 -1-4 PM Notice Is hereby given to the licly opened. The right Is re- bar. Includes kitchen beach. Available: July (60GOI.) Taxpayers of the Town of Mrved to relect any and all appliances, extra Insu­ pliances. Security. $480 bedrooms, 2 baths, a Directions: 1-84, E xit 60. Turn right, stay left. bids. Specifications and bid lation, very low heat­ per month. 646-2426 9-16, August 6-20, Au­ fireplace and deck In (3) HANDICAPPED Boltonthatataxof42.S0mllls forms mpv be secured at the gust 27-September. Condos on left, across from Hilliard. BATHROOM AT MARY ?" !!••. dollor, laid on me list ing costs, control air, weekdays 9om-5pm. private country set­ 293 Grissom Rd., Manchester KIERNAN f*uPijisv I lADADv Octobar U 1967 b#com#9 Business Office, 45 North Families preferred. ting. minutes to 1-384. CHENEY LIBRARY payoblO On the ISt School Street, Manchester, carport, enloy swim­ ROCKVILLE. One Bed- Coll 6434W1.______STRANO REAL ESTATE Connecticut. ming and tennis too! $197,000. Flano Realty ' You're Invited to explore the possibilities In this 8 REALTY. INC. The Town of Manchester Is dev of July 1900. room. Elm Street, In­ 646-5200. room Colonial and view this beautiful area of fine 156 East Center St., M anchester 06F06 Immediate occupancy. cludes heat and hot Srov;?“SJid“rSSSl?M Ii’X oni;’ '"♦«•••♦ " » rote ot per- An excellent value! water, stove and re- COVENTRY. In-law or homes. Some of the features Include 2 car gar­ 64g'1147 nSTrnil nf P*’’ month Or fraction of INVITATION TO BIO $137,900. Jackson 8, Merchandise Income potential. After age. fireplace. 4 bedrooms, large lot. Agent on 647-7653 l7. O "'«"♦»> J«'V 1 will be The Manchester Public frlgerotor,-modern kit­ « a candiNan\>f d a iM ^ cherood for Oil texos remoln- Jackson Real Estate, chen and both. 1 month a dip In the lake enjoy premises will provide all the details. Schools solicits bids for 647-8400.D the private yard of this with ffir “ " '" '6 «"• '"onth ot- FOOTBALL EQUIPMENT security. $495 per Offered at *221.900.00 Federal order 11246. interest charge S2.00 for the 19W-19I9 school veer. MANCHESTER. South- month. Also, Rock­ charming 4 bedroom Sealed bids will be rocelv^ field Green. Beautiful, ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ Cape with a fleldstone D ir Scott Drive to Kennedy Road to loft on Bid forms, plans end specltl- each bill., until July $, 19M,2:OOP.M.,et I FURNITURE cetons ere available at the o/fica haun which time they will be pub­ Immaculate Town- tage Street, 1 bedroom, fireplace and 2 car Hamilton to loft on Grissom. General Services' office. garage. $145,500. Flano licly opened. The right Is re­ house Condo. 2 bed­ modern both, stove, CHERRYTJItchcocI^hr Tnvuu rtB Mondov-Prldev, 9AM-4PM served to relect any end ell rooms, 7V2 baths, sky­ carpet. 1 month secur­ Ing room table and Realty 646-5200. WATER & WOODLANDS MANCHESTK^CT "ondoy Evening 7PM-9PM bids. Specifications end bid light, oak cabinets In ity. $415 per month. REALTY WORLD® ROBERT B. WEISS, Elaine Potterton forms may be secured at the table pod. Like new. MANCHESTER. Well Benolt-Frechgltg Aasoclatot Business Office, 45 North appllanced kitchen. Coll 872-8095 The $150. Telephone 647- GENERAL MANAGER Tex Collector Large unit overlooking Gornet Compony. kept Colonial In pictu­ West Center St.. Manchester Come to ISLAND WOODS in Columbia, CT, 076-06 073-04 Town of Bolton School Street, Manchester, $756. resque neighborhood. Connecticut. pool and tennis court. and discover a world apart - LOVELY 4 room flat. Family room could REALTY W Oraj^, = 6 4 d ^ 0 9 NOTICE 07006______"Possible" rent with First floor, $595 In­ RnTV/STEREO/ double for 4th bed­ prime waterfront lots PUBLIC HEARING option to buy. $169,900. cludes heat and hot BOARD OF DIRECTORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS D.W. Fish Realty, 643- room. Formal dining TOWN OP MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT ESTATE OP water. No pets. Coll L S I APPLIANCES room. Enormous back­ and handsome, custom-built homes, JOHN NELSON 1591.0 654-1B65. yard. Easy access to sheltered by woodlands Notice Is hereby given that the Board of DIrectore. Town of The Hon. Norman J. MANCHESTER. Super COLOR Television Color MencKbster, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the Preuu, Judge, of the Court MANCHESTER. Large 21" console. Negotia­ schools and shopping. OPEN SUNDAY 1-3:30 for singles! CHFA and clean, 5 rooms, new Move In condition! Teside a glittering private lake... Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Mein Street, Manchester, of Probata, District of An­ FHA approved too! ble. Please telephone Connecticut, on Tuesday, July S, 19W at 7:30 P.M. to dover at a heoring held on kitchen, modern both, 649-8635. Call today! $166,500. consider end act on the following: Juno 6, I9W ordered Ihot all Condo with each hav­ parking. Security. $650 Realty World, Benoit, Enjoy the view. Proposed appropriation to Special Grants, claims must be presented to ing It's own full berth 1 plus utilities. 6464)057. GE WASHER and Dryer. Frechette Associates, Consider making it your own. ^______Fund 61 - MITF Grant for: the fiduciary at tbg address Sliders to balcony, $150 for both. Hotpot, 646-7709.0 Center Springs Pork Rehab and Building...... 1250,000.00 below. Failure to promptly pool, excercise room, MANCHESTER. Effl- stove and refrigerator Soulter's Pool Renovation...... >102,241.00 present any such claim moy sauna, security sys­ clency apartment for $100 both. KItchenalde to bo financed by State MITF Grant for 90% end result In the loss of rights to recover on such claim. tem I Complex Is set rent. Singles preferred. dishwasher with OPEN HOUSE Town contribution of 10%, Coll mornings 649-5701. OPEN HOUSE Sharon B. Preuss, back In quiet wooded butcher block top, por- Proposed epproprletlen to General Fund - Mis­ tobfe $100.646-1908. SuHday 1-4 PM Saturdays & Sundays cellaneous Budget • Contribution to Fund 61, Clerk areal Come fake a THE Olcott Is now mon- MITF Prelects as follows: The fiduciary Is: look I $95,900. Anne oged by Beacon Man­ 90 Bell St 1 to 4 p.m. Center Serines P e rk ...... >25JWO.OO John N. Esche Miller Real Estate, 647- agement Corporation. ISPORTINB Seultar's Pool Renovation...... 10,225.00 M Shoddy Mill Rood 8000.0 We are now accepting • Bolton, Connecticut 06043 Manchester Total...... >35,225.00 applications for our 1 How to find ISLAND WOODS: 075416______Quality 2x6 to bo financed from Fund Balance. and 2 bedroom units. MISTRAL Windsurfer, 12 Diane Drive/ Manchester/ CT Rte. 2 Exit 13, left Rte. 66, Proposed appropriation to Hre Fund 4 - NOTICE TO CREDITORS Fully appllanced kit­ $750. 6 foot sail with construction In 3 year TRANSFER to Reserve ...... >10,000.00 ESTATE OP IM0RT6A6E8 chen, wall-to-wall car­ old, 3 bedroom right Hunt Rd., to be financed from Fund Balance resultlnp ALTON J. MUNSIE, aka battens, 12 foot board $157,900 peting, private parking with adjustable most- Contemporary on from lapsed appropriation In Eaulpmont Ac­ ALTON JAMES MUNSIE and swimming pool. Like new 6V2 room ranch with many re­ right Wells Wood Rd. signs count. The Hon. William E. Pltz- FAUMaiENMDTT track, foot straps and QIastonbury/ Gerald, Judge, ol Ihe Court We are near schools cent Improvemetns. Owner-Agent on ISLAND Proposed appropriation to General Fund - STOP FOUECLOSUIIEII and shopping moll. skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ Manchester line. Board of Directors Budoet - Hockenum River of Probata, District of Man­ If you are falling behind on tween 5pm-10pm or 646- premises ready to sell. A trade tor your Jean Kicklighter, agent LIneor Pork Com m ittee...... >1,000.00 chester at 0 hearing held on Conveniently located 5 0 2 7 1 . ______Cathedral ceiling, to be flnonced from Fund Balance Reserve for June 20,19M ordered that ell your mortgage paymantg... minutes from 1-84 and skylights, paddle fans, current home a possibility. Beautiful 633-3674 or 659-3194 (h) WOODS Conservation Commission. claims must be presented to OR...If your home Is In fora- 15 minutes to down­ DP Fitness system. Wall V2 acre lot. the fiduciary at the address closura, WE CAN HELPI •210, 000. All public meetings of the Town of Manchester ere hold at below on or before Septem­ town Hartford. No pets mount. All accessories Directions: Hackmatack to Nile to Diane. locations which ore accessible to handicapped citizens. In ber 21, 1900 or be barred os by No payment program avail­ allowed. Residents pay Included. $175. Coll 647- Directions: addition, hondlcepped individuals roqulrlne an auxiliary lew provided. able for up to 2 years. Bad own utilities. For more 8905. Hebron Ave. or eld In order to tacllltate their participation at meetings credit la not a problemllAak Information please coll T.J. Crockett, Realtor shpuld contpct the Tpwn at 647-3123 one week prior to the Johanna Bruder Roy, Bush Hill Road to > Merrill Lynch Realty 633-3674 scheduled meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be Assistant Clerk how LOW paymenta can 643-0612 or 643-6432. I MUSICAL Bell Street. mode. The fiduciary Is: help you SAVE YOUR Mery L. Munsle MANCHESTER 4 room, 2 ___ [ITEMS fs 643-1577 Real Est,ite OiviSKin JAMES F. FOGARTY HOME TODAYI bedroom apartment, SECRETARY, BOARD OF DIRECTORS Executrix c/o JoAnn Paul, Attorney Swiss Cgasarvatlva firaap stove, refrigerator. No 120 Boss Accordion. Ex­ Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 23rd dev of June, 447 Center Street at(203)4S4-133«er pets. References, se­ cellent condition. With 190). Manchester, CT 06040 curity. $450 plus utili­ cose. $300. Please tele­ 077-04 072416 (203) 4S44404 ties. 649-4003. phone 646-2857. J S U i.

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Uceneed diy cere bome. vol. 291-8567.______Boilers, pumps, hot water estimates. Insured. 643- Openlna lor Inleete ■ lodOer^ tanks, new and 0304. HONDA AIR Conditioner, Carrier P A IN TIN G Interior and NutflUoue meeli. , exterior. Quality and replacements. By Ben Walker "Sonesta" 9000 BTU, FREE ESTIMATES HAWKES TREE SERVICE S300. Used one season. . professional work­ USED CARS The Associated Press 568-2589 manship. Free esti­ / -B Bucket, truck a chippar. Stump 649-4990.______643-9649 228 616 SaChavyVan *15,486 mates. Call Crajg ramoval. Fraa aatlmatta. NEW YORK — Will Billy Martin ever manage CARPENTRY/ Mund. 742-8173 or 742- Special conaldaratlon tor se Honda Chrlc *6995 TAD again, for the New York Yankees or anyone else? REMODELINR 9382. MISCELLANEOUS aldatly and handicapped. 84 Chav Camaro *5195 SALES SERVICES 84 Honda Accord *7995 I 647-7553 " I hope he’s back soon,” said Richie Phillips, M U LTI-Fo m llv too sale. NORTHEAST D A B PAINTING 85 Honda Accord H/B *6996 head of the umpires’ union. “ I haven’t had any 38-48 Meadow Lone. Eiterier Neose PaMsg DELIVERING 81 Chovy Monta Carlo *4995 problems with him the last couple of weeks.” Saturday, June 25, CARPENTRY DopandaMo and oxpsrioncod. Rich, clean, stone-free 84 Olda Cutlaat '6995 9am-3pm. Cleonlngand All phases of construc­ Low Prieas and FuUy Insured. loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. LAND8CAPIN9 85 Ply. Horizon *2995 Martin, however, might not return this time. He movlno. Help us tion and remodeling, resi­ Frao EsUmalss Also, sand, gravel, stone 85 Honda Civic *5495 has won division championships in New York. lighten our loads. and horse manure. 84 Camaro Cpa. *4995 Something for eve- dential. commercial. In­ NEIL - 649-4136 LANDSCAPING Oakland, Detroit and Minnesota, but has apparently rvone. No eorlv birds I dustrial. Quality assur­ NO JOB 700 SMALL 85 Oodgs Lancer *7495 worn out his welcome in the Yankee dugout. ance, customer satisfac­ 643-9504 PruHB ShrubB,' hBdgBB, lartutiing. 87 Honda Lxl Accord *12,995 T A G Sole. Glastonbury, Renovations/Plus pHnUngB* iBwn BBBdIng 4 Plus, the constant commotion may make him a tion guaranteed. msIrrtBiwicB. 83 Honda CMC 4 dr. *4995 1868 Hebron Avenue Custom Interior 6 Exiartor PERSONAL SERVICES risk not worth taking elsewhere and leave him no (End of Keeney Street) Painting a Colling Rapair 4 CaH FREE ESTIMATES 83 Buick Skylark 4 dr. *3495 “Professionalism Is • CRtckbooR Control other place to go. Saturday, June 25, our trademark." Ronaw ■ Power Washing • Incomo Ton Prooorotlen PerseBallied Lami Care 86 Honda CMe SI *8495 Frao Eallmalsa a 9am-3pm. Lawn • Ltfo 4 Hoolth Inouranco AOvico A LsBdscairiBg 82 Chav. Citation *2995 mower, toys, tools, E llin g to n - 871-2342 ln$und a Sanlor Ohcounli • Butfoot Comultotlon "W hy me? I’m still the best manager in • PlfMnclol 4 lototo Plonnino 742-5224 laavanwaaaga 85 Buick Somsrial 2 dr. *6995 baseball.” Martin said. " I ’ll try to handle it the best basketball hoop and H artfo rd - 547-0164_ 6 ^ 2 2 5 3 pole, chandelier, new Colt Don Moslar • 649-3329 83 Mazda RX7 *6195 I can, but how many times can a man have his heart gifts, many ouallty FARRAND REMODELINB D. B. Mosler, Inc. "The Ante Prefetsieeals” broken?” treasures from 3 Room additions, docks, rooflng, CALLAHAN’S swing, windovw and guttsrs. LINE PMNTIN6 SERVICE CONCRETE 24 Adaait St., Meecbestar fomllles. ASPHALT MAINTENANCE Martin’s latest heartbreak came Thursday when TAG Sale. Saturday, Backhos and buSdonr aorvlea a (BSMdd e h b M a PstBi Ub svallaMo. (M l Boa Fanand, Jr. OrIvBVMyt A PartUng Lott J 8i C Concrete patios and Yankees owner George Steinbrenner fired him for June 25, 10am-2pm. 140 Hilliard St. • Hoi HuhNotteod Crook BooMng 646-3515 the fifth time and rehired Lou Piniella. That ended a Great assortment of Bus. 647-8509 Manchester, C T 08040 sidewalks, steps and • AiphoN nopNlra O 8oM CoMtnt drivewoys. Coll 569- tuinultous term marked by Martin’s feud with tnteresfing Items. 38 Ris. 645-6049 Lawton Rood, TEL 643-9330 PuRY Anoufotf Mroo CBt/mofio 4058, leave message. MORIARTY Phillips and umpires, a suspension, another bar Monchester. ______KiwuaR BHiMhig A CIIIS28-2445 T0DAYI. fight, a recent disagreement with the front office ^HAPi'S ana Tog sale. RBinoMhig StrviM ROORNB/ WINDOWS BROTHERS over roster moves and erratic employment of his June 25, 10am-3pm. 8I0IN6 • AddMoiia e CavpeMfy HANDYMAN AND 000R8 USED CARS pitching staff. Spencer Village Rec e Counmtopa « CeneuWin Homa ImDrsvamont • Polntlno 88 Marker Soorpto •19,495 Hall, 52 Pascal Lane, e Enclossd eaSos e Oaraesa - Sotamanta Ptnlihad - TUIna • ” I don’t think anybody can get along with Manchester. KENNARD THERMAL WINDOWS 87 Marc. Q. Marquit •13,895 e Homa Conbaedng e aootbig HOME IMPROVBMENT LIqM Corpantrv - OOD JOBS - »DOORS George,” Martin said. "You can’t please him. If it’s AP photo S A T U R D A Y June 25, SMIfif* Otckg- RtptaCOTWfil iNsuaeo SoM and Inalallad by protaa- 07 Mare. Topaz •6795 not one thing, it’s something else.” Rag. kia Raf. 6 4 9 -6 4 7 3 WIrMiwr a P o f l TITA N IC CLASH — Undefeate(j Mike night in Atlantic City for the undisputed 9am-3pm, 102 Oxford Mb J«b Wo 9r J— iiiiall BARRY SCANLON alonal ramodaUng contrador. 07 Marc. Cougar •11,095 A aalaeUon ot vinyl or wood The Yankees have made 15 managerial changes Tyson, the WBC. WBA and IBF Street, Manchester. Mitai, iMiiMg, 4! fkMt 19% Swiler OtliBR Olse»wit , 646-2411 froo oBtimotoB 07 FOrd Tompo •6995 heavyweight championship. The fight Sporting, sewing Items NIbvrMbp oP INb IrIbbrbHbroi untta Cuatom earpaniry a since Steinbrenner bought the team in 1973. No heavweight champion, wiil take on ond miscelloneous. if CmbM m ari Ilia (Ml Sertor Ivsfems apadaUly. 07 Lincoln T.C. •16,295 will be 12 rounds. H yoVra aiek of eoniraolora not Coll72S*0761 AAytlmt 87 Marc. Q. Marquia •11,395 manager has survived more than two consecutive undefeated Michael Spinks Monday T A G Sale. Something for reluming your oaHs. call ua. FldOMANDlNe B 7 S -9 7 8 0 seasons. everyone. Many Items. toa^raat Kany ^ta^Sraoeaa 87 Lincoln MK7 •21,995 Saturday, June 25, • Floora Ilka new Teg Sell Screeaed Laaai 87 Ford Cr. VW. •11,695 Steinbrenner thought Martin would be the a Bpedeiblng In oWar floora 9am-5pm. 40 L Chan- MAR Construdlon Any amount doHvarad. Alao, (III, 07 Marc. (Wugar •11,095 quick-fix the Yankees needed to get back to the HBsaikitlM.lii 643.1720 [ELECTRICAL a Natural B slalnad floora giaval, atone and bark, mutch. n I n g Drive, 87 M oda RX-7 •17,495 World Series for the first time since 1981. Martin, an Lewis kept Spinks in boxing Manchester.______a No waxing anymors ,Bobcat, baekhoa a loadar lanlal. 00 Toyota Camry •9495 excellent offensive strategist, managed to over­ T A G Sale. Miscellaneous ELECTRICAL VraRK Mil VMWNi - 8445750 DAVIS CONSTRUCTION 80 M «d a 028 Turbo •9895 come injuries to Don Mattingly. Rickey Henderson By Ed Schuyler lives with his family at Center­ Items. 116 High Street, ENDROLLS Need a new Service with “ When he makes a mistake, we 00 Marc. Lynx and other key players and keep the Yankees in first The Associated Press ville. Del. The 31-year-old Spinks Manchester, June 25 STtbsrtdMi-aSB circuit breakers? 872-1400/6S9-9SSS - •3995 intend to make him pay. We and 26, 8am-4:30pm. mssMHi-aioraie Moss are doami Chaok US out In PLAYER PIANOS ore In Not all the news Is on the 00 Dodga Lanoor •7995 place in the American League East for most of the lives--at Greenvillei irisout five definitely feel we can pierce his Rain dote, July 2 ond 3. MUST ae ptakad up at eia Iho MmcfwMif yiHow pmqoa demand. If you hove one 00 Marc. Moniula •5995 season until a recent 2-7 road trip. ATLANTIC CITY. N.J. - Mi­ mildTSivSyr '• 0“ arm or.” Naraw OBtaa Monday Nira you do not use, why not front pogel There's lots of •5995 chael Spinks and Butch Lewis are to each othe^l'filace for G A R A G E Sole. Saturday, Thuiadwboleie 11 am.enly. JOSEPN BUNAS exchange It for cosh with newsy Information In the 00 Merc. Marquia But Steinbrenner. who had hoped Martin had Lewis recalled a conversation Classified section. 643- living proof that the fighter and barbecues,” Lewis said. June 25, 8:30-12:30, 228 644-S2S3 a wont od. 00 Marc. Lynx •3995 cleaned up his off-the-field act, grew tired of the he had with Spinks when he told Lydoll, Manchester. 2711. 00 Marc. Marquia •5995 nonstop distractions surrounding his manager. manager who barbecue together Meanwhile, Tyson is unhappy the fighter, then the light heavy­ Carriage, stroller, fan, 00 Marc. Marquia •5995 stay together. with his relationship with man­ weight champion, that he should dressing table-desk, There was too much trouble where alcohol was WANTED TO CARR CARS 05 Lincoln T.C. •12,995 involved, some griping among players and an ” If it was not for Butch I ’d be ager Bill Cayton and is barely challenge unbeaten Larry lamps, car, CARS out of boxing.” said Spinks, who speaking to him. miscelloneous.______OUY/TRAOE [iS FDR SALE OD FDR SALE OD 08 Ford LTD •8995 incident in Cleveland when the Yankees’ coaches Holmes for a piece of the FDR SALE 85 Olda Wagon •8995 will challenge Mike Tyson for the There is speculation about heavyweight title. TAG Sole. Soturdoy, were not on the top step of the dugout for the national whether the squabbling about June 25, 9om-3pm. 91 W A N TE D to buy. Old V O LV O 245 Wagon 1979.4 88 Oiav. Siwetrum •4295 heavyweight championship Mon­ "He said, ’do you think I can DATSUN Pulsar NX 1983. anthem — which Steinbrenner considered a major Tyson will adversely affect his Diane Drive, furniture, clocks, speed/overdrive. Air, 5 spped, good condi­ 04 Marc. (Wugar •5495 day night at the Convention beat him?’ ” Lewis said. AM -FM cassette. embarrassment in his hometown. Manchester.______lamps, pointings and tion. $2000. Please coll 84 Marc. Cougar •6495 Center. performance Monday night. “ Sure you can beat him.” rugs. WIN pay cosh! MOTORS Loaded. 644-6573. In all, the spectacle of a 60-year-old man always L A R G E Tog sole. Linens, CENTER 6 4 3 -9 1 5 0 .______“We’re friends first, then Lewis believes it won’t be lack Coll 646-8496. 461 MbIm 81.. MaaebeftBr 84 Mara Q. Marquia •7995 on the edge was too much for Steinbrenner. Martin, “OK, if you say I can beat him . ” kitchen Items, applian­ 84 Lincoln T.C. •11,495 comes business.” Lewis said of concentration that will beat Spinks beat Holmes twice. ces, collectibles, toys, 1979 Ford MoBUiBg...... *1695 who has denied that he has a drinking problem, had Friday. Coll 643-2711 to place your Obbb, at. AC. P8. BUroo C L Y b E 04 Lincoln Contin. •11,595 Tyson, but Spinks’ boxing skill Spinks is guaranteed $13.6 paperbacks, ladles clo­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. LIP M A N # 1 wanted a successful return. He hoped to last a little od. itii ChBVBito...... *2395 84 Mare. (Wugar •6495 Lewis, who will be 42 Sunday. and intelligence. million to fight Tyson. thing (sm all), some­ ROUTE S3, VERNON VOLKSWAGEN longer: at least, until the All-Star break. 4 Dr.. AT, OK mL, Sttrio, PS 04 Olda Dalta •6995 thing for everyone. 82 Toyota 4x4 ru •5295 86 Suzuki Somurl Conv. June 25,9am-3pm, con- 1994 Ren. AIUboob...... *2495 03 Mare. (Wugar •5995 ” I never thought it would happen this time,” 4 Bps, PS. StoTBO. ho. Ml. 84 Olds CuL Sup. Cpa. •7495 5100 ml...... >5090 Martin said. ” I thought it would be different. But it celled If rain. 43 Coburn Automotive 07 Vugo 2 dr., 18K ...... r2000 Road.______1996TbiadBrMrd...... *1995 at Cavalier 4 Dr. •5300 301-305. C E N T E R S T can never be different. I know that now.” IBF submits; fight will be 12 rounds AT. PS. AC. StBTBo 85 Camaro Z28 •10,995 00 VW QoH Olatal...... >0208 M U LTI-F o m llv tag sale. 88 VW Sdrocco. AT, AC. MANCHESTER Martin still has a lifetime contract with the 1978 Bukk Skybawk...... *1695 85 Cavallar Cs4*. •5900 Saturday, 25 and Sun­ CARS AC PS. PB. TIH. U. ML AM/FM Coat., PMIr..... Yankees, and Steinbrenner told Eddie Sapir, Bv Tom Conovon the World Boxing Association 88 (^labrlty 4 Or. Wg. •9495 which calls for all title fights to be day 26, 9am-5pm. 3 Iforsale 1667 Ford OalaxlB...... SAVE SO CuUoaa Clarra brn...... *0308 643-5135 Martin's attorney, that the ex-manager ’’can stay The Associated Press over whether the bout Monday 15 rounds in length, IB F Presi­ piece bedroom set 88 Cavalllar 4 Or. •7695 85 Jaap Plonaar Ml COBVL. 7I.MB ML around as long as you want.” night would be 12 or 15 rounds. It dent Bob Lee said. twin. Mustang, guitar, ^H EV Y Novo 1977.2 door 1664 DBdtB Daytima...... *4495 88 Calabrhy4or. •6995 2 Dr, 4x4 ...... rrOOS NEWARK, N.J. — The Interna­ clothes, toys, house­ 83 Jaap Wagonatr, Martin has worked as a consultant and television also guaranteed that there will be Lee said the exception was Coupe, 6 cylinders, Tuibe, LBBdtd wHli Bverythlai aa Olda Dalta 4 Dr. •10,200 CAMPERS/ tional Boxing Federation on hold Items, etc. 39 ond Loadad...... rsOOS announcer for the Yankees when not managing, so an undisputed champion follow­ passed unanimously late Thurs­ 100,000 miles. Body 1971 Ford Pinto...... *1495 86 Otav PU CIO •9490 TRAILERS Friday bowed to pressure of a 42 L e lo n d D r iv e , good, engine needs AT. 64.M6 ml.. P9. Steroo 02 VW Rabbit Olaaal...... •2806 I ing the fight. day and Friday by the IBF’s 87 Camara 2 Or. •11,995 Steinbrenner could find something for him to do. Monchester.______work. S600. Coll 283- 82 Buick Skylark...... •2806 fast-approaching $35 million ex­ The IB F had threatened to strip 1976 Datatn Pickup...... *1495 87 Buick Qrand Nat. •16,995 cox Pop-up camper. A-1 Martin. Sapir and Steinbrenner are scheduled to championship committee and its T A G Sole. Saturday and 6039. 4 Spd., Cap. Eitra CIbbo 85 Camaro IR O C -Z ...... •10,405 travaganza and agreed to sanc­ Tyson of its title if he fought 87 Pont. aOOO Sts. •14,995 condition. $900 negotia­ meet next week to discuss the future.' executive committee. The vote Sundoy, 9am-5pm. 83 1964 Ford Pickup...... *4995 tion a 12-round heavyweight title anything but a 15-round fight RENAULT LeCor 1981 87 Olda Calais 4 Dr. •9900 81 Marcadta 380SL. AT. ble. Please telephone also ended a federal lawsuit the Edmund Street, Man­ Hatchback. 2 door, 4 F-1S6 Cuat., Cap. 79.M6 Ml. Sllvar, 48K...... •20,598 Managing, though, may not be an option fight between Mike Tyson and ts S7 Bulek Cant. LTD •10,490 742-6465.______against Spinks. IB F had brought against the chester. Furniture and speed, sunroof, great M IKE A A 4 A ^ 77 (Wmaro, V8, A T ...... >2498 anymore But in the bizarre Bronx, anything can Michael Spinks. However, the threat was with­ miscellaneous Items. 87 Buick Skylark 4 Or. •9990 TRAVEL Trailer 1973. 20 WBA, the WBC, state athletic stereo. Runs well. Ideal FLYNN 649-4304 tool. Sleeps eight. and does seem to happen. The decision ended weeks of drawn when the IB F reversed an Some ontlpues. No for student. S650. 649- Opaa M-r M / SM. M 24 TollaBd Toph, Rto. S3 commissioner Larry Hazzard early birds I H.ar can unr llmlud puraatM. VemM, CT • 649-2638 Good condition. $2500. ’T m sure we’ll see him again.” Yankees reliever haggling among the IB F , the earlier decision and granted 5323. 872-9111 Coll 643-1814. and B ill Cayton, Tyson’s Dave Righetti said. “Somewhere down the line.” rival World Boxing Council and Tyson an exception to its Rule 21, manager. V i « B Scoreboard .1 . - i it h i : J l U ' . L t .. - J •••till' Sports in Scoreboard and Burt Baskervllle two apiece for Chip Beck 6746—133 JH C. Dennis M ills. Lon Moellentineand Larry Rinker - 6649^135 Legion In Keene Tournament Mark W alling each collected two hits Scott Hoch 7M 5-135 SoftbaD for Elm ore's. Walling tripled twlc^ Dove B a rr 7A66-136 HR-GBell (9), Salazar (8). SB—Moseby The Manchester Legion Post 102 baseball team Stondings: Washington Social Club Joy Don Blake 6947— 136 Nelson increases his lead (18),Sherldon (3),GBell (D .S—Fernandez. Mate 8, Cuba 3 will travel to Keene, N.H., over the weekend to 94, Allied Printing 64, Reed Construc­ R oy B a rr 6749^136 S F—L e e , Tram m e ll. tion 54, Browm's Package Store 44, Russ Cochran 6A7D—136 MARIETTA, Ga. — PGA champion Larry Nelson Baseball participate in the Keene Legion Tournament. Evergreen Lawns 4-5, JAM Grinding oehoit "• h r e r b b s o N EW Y O R K CHICAGO WomM’t Rm Dove Rummells 6749—136 increased his lead to four shots after two rounds of Manchester will play at least two games on both 3-5, JHC Construction 34, Elmore Wayne Levi 6849-137 Terrell L,34 8 9 6 6 6 6 O b rh b l abrhM Associates 14. Lannv Wodklns 6948— 137 the $700,000 Atlanta Golf Classic with a 6-under-par Toronto D ykstra c f 5 2 3 0 D M rtn zcf 5 1 3 0 DeCormler Nltton blanked Century AAazzllll 1b 4 1 1 0 Saturday and Sunday. ^/Llndtev Real Estate, 7-0, Friday at Tom G am er 67-70-137 66 on Friday. American League etandlnge StotlmyrW^-f 614 6 3 2 2 4 P o lm eir It 4 0 1 0 Bill Kratzert 6A7D—138 CeruttI 14 0 0 0 0 0 E ls te rs s 1 0 1 2 Dawson rf 4 1 3 1 Charter Oak Pork behind the three-hit Wsst Rida AAagadn3b 5 1 1 0 pitching of Commie Blerl. Nancy Ronnie Block 6A70—138 Nelson had a 36-hole total of 129, tying the best 114 0 0 0 1 2 Sndbrg2b 5 0 1 2 Ed R o rl 6A70—138 ROM DivMoii Henke S,14 i 1 0 0 0 1 S lre O rv rf 2 10 1 (S ra c e lb 3 0 1 0 MB's host Imagineers tonight Guerin had thre eh lli, Sharon Lauzon Purdy Corp. disconnected Cox Coble, halfway mark on the PGA Tour this year. M cR y l^ If 3020 two and Karen DzIedzInskI homered for 5-1, at Pogonl Field. Dennis Foreman, Calvin Peete 6969— 138 W •- BK—Terrell, Stotttemvre. L o w X 4 0 0 0 Antonio Cerda 6949— 138 Jeff Sluman had a 129 total earlier in the season at D etro it 43 27 .414 _ Umpires—Home, Young; First, Evans; C arter e 5 0 0 0 JD o v Is c 3 0 0 0 Moriarty Brothers (13-0), in first place in the D e C o rm le r. Ron Nese and Todd Lindsey each had H Johsnss 423 2 Standings; Century 217-2, DeCormler two hits for Purdy's. Bob Latius and Loren Roberts 7068—138 Greensboro and Chip Beck shot 129 for the first two New Y o rk 41 29 .586 2 Second, Tschida; Third, Ford. D IPIno p 0000 Greater Hartford Twilight Baseball League, will Brad Fobel 6A72—138 Cleveland 41 31 .569 3 T—2:41. A-40,533. Teufel 2b 30 11 M uphryph 1000 4-2, Manchester State Bank 5-3, Hungry Ron Burnett had a pair tor Cox. rounds at Phoenix. Bckm nTb 1110 N ipperp entertain the second-place Imagineers tonight at T ig e r R e sta u ra n t 5-4, D .W . F is h 4-4, Standings: Blue Ox 7-1, Edwards-347 Mark Haves 6969^138 M ilwaukee 36 35 .507 7Vi 0000 Steve Jones 6A70—138 “ I played really well on the front side, but I got a B o s t^ 34 34 .500 8 Conep 2000 Capelp 0000 M ain P u b 3-5, G o rm an In su ra n ce 3-5, 7-2, Thrifty Package Store 6-2, North M cD w Ilp 1000 7:30 at Moriarty Field. Moriarty's is coming off a 7-4 S tra n o R e a l E sto te 1-8. United Methodist 4-5, Cox Cable 4-5, AAork C alcavecch ia 67-71—138 little tired on the back," Nelson said after posting Toronto 37 37 .500 8 Dunstrm ss 4 0 0 0 win over Herb’s Thursday night. Purdy Carp. 34, Food for Thought 2-7, Clarence Rose 6971—139 B altim o re 20 52 .278 24 National League etandlnge S ^ lra W I p 2 000 R o g ers C o rp . 2-7. Rocco Mediate 7148—139 his IS-under-par total for 36 holes over the hilly, W e ilO ivW o n P P e rrv p 0000 Dusty Nick Price 6971—139 7,008-yard Atlanta Ckiuntry Club course. ^ L Fel. OB L a n c a strp 0000 Denis Watson 7148—139 Oaklond 45 25 .643 ______D ivM ea B e try h llc 2 1 1 0 Hartford County Sheriff's Association Pagan! Don Foreman 7247— 139 The 40-year-old Nelson held his four-shot Minnesota 38 30 .559 6 W L GB Totals M 813 6 X310 3 Midget registration Sunday downed East Catholic Athletic Club, Bob Tw oy 6 9 7 0 - 139 advantage over a trio of players — Bobby Wadkins, Kansas C ity 37 34 .521 816 New Y o rk 46 25 Pittsburgh N M Y e r k 8W 803 NO-O 13-4, at Keeney Field. Allstate Business Machine whipped Morris Hotolsky 6970— 139 Paul Azinger and Beck. TjkO S 35 36 .493 1016 40 32 The Manchester Midget Football League will hold Bob Quinn had three hits and flye Strano Real Estate, 214, at Paganl John Inman . O icp g o 31 39 .443 14 Chicago 37 34 Ollcogo W1 8M NO-3 6973— 139 S t. Louis Gome Winning RBI — None. one additional signup Sunday from 1 to 3 p.m. at RBts and Jorge Rivero, Lance Powell Field. Lloyd Boutlller, Ted Holmes, Tommy Brannen 6 9 7 4 - 139 Scott Hoch, battling a shoulder ailment, shot a 66 C a l ^ l a 30 41 .423 1516 35 36 and Fred Shandra three hits apiece for Chris Aiello and Tom Aiello each hod Robert Thompson 6971— 139 and Larry Rinker a 69 for 135 totals. Seattle 27 45 .375 19 M ontreal 34 37 Chicago M. Charter Oak Park. Any boy or girl between the ages the Sheriff's. Tom Mallln and Ove three hits while Jack Burg, John Brett Upper 7148—139 FHdov's Gomes t^Hodelphla 3k 38 14. »^ M i]^ nez, HJohnson, McReynolds, of 10-13 is eligible to participate. They must have Wehmer each ripped two hits for ECAC StanIzzI, Al Watson and Doug Newell Bill Glosson 6971—139 ^ LoleOgmes Met Included West DhrMen M ^SotKlberg. HR—HJohnson Standings: Nutmeg Mechanical Ser­ two apiece for Allstate, which had 23 Kenny Knox 6971—139 Cleveland7, NewYork5 W L (11). SB—Straw4>errv (13), DMorflnez (6), attained the age of 10 by Jan. 1,1988. and cannot be vices 1-1, Center Congo 7-2, Hockonuitl hits. Kyle Atkins and Tony Laurinitls G ary Koch 7148—139 Allison showing improvement Baltimore^ Boston2 Los Angeles 40 X Palmeiro (6). S—Cone. SF—Strawberry. Blackhawfcs 7-2, Ward Mfg. 5-4, She­ each had a pair for Strano. ‘ Toronto5Delrolt3 Houston X X ^ w M R BR BB SO 14 prior to Sept. 1, 1988. Birth certificates are Gene Sauers 6970— 139 BROOKLYN, Mich. — Bobby Allison, critically Son Randsco New Y e ik riff's Assoc. 3-5, M olnvllle Electric 34, Nossltf Sports nipped B.A . Club, 94, at Mike Sullivan 7347— 140 Texas 5k Chlcaoo2 35 X required. Sterling Upholstery 8, Supply 24, ECAC Paganl. Dave Bonham, Tim W lsnleskl, injured in a recent crash, can communicate with his Kansas Oty at Seattle, (n) C ln d m xitl X X .C o neW ,91 6 5 3 8 3 3 2 9 Howard Twittv 7 9 7 0 - 140 Son Diego McOwll S,7 21-3 Minimum weight is 70 pounds and the maximum 0-9. Al Menaslan and Rich Aroian each had R ick Feh r 7248— 140 AMlwoukeeotCalllOrnla, (n) 31 42 .425 W16 2 0 0 1 0 two hits for Nosslff's. Kevin McCooe, fingers and appears to recognize family and friends, Minnesota at Oakland, (n) A llo sila • 25 44 .363 U16 CMcoge is 130. There is a $15 fee for players ($25 for two) and Don Pohl 6971— 140 Schlroldl L4-5 51-3 Kevin Carpenter and Dan Fagan each Tim Simpson 6972— 140 his son, driver Davey Allison, said Friday. MundoVs Gomes 5 3 1 1 4 $10 for cheerleaders. Fast PNch had a pair for B.A. , B ^ m o rs (B o d d icker 3-10) a t Boston P P e rrv 1-3 1 1 0 0 0 Blaine McCaillster . 7970—140 “ He opens his eyes, he looks around,” Davey Lan caster 53 2 Standings; M udville Nine A l, Allstate Steve Elkington 7149U-140 (Hurst 94), 1:08 p.m. Lota (taim Met Inchided 1 1 0 0 Manchester wen Its second game Inos 7-2, Aide's Pizza A3, Nassiff Sports 54, Allison told reporters at a news conference at ■ .Bflrolt (Alwnder 54) at Toronto New York 8, Chicaeo 3 DIPIno 1 5 3 1 0 0 0 0 many outings Friday night with a 19-1 Fuzzy Zoeller 7149^140 Nipper 1-3 4 win over East Hampton In fast pitch Strano Real Estate AS, B.A. Club 34, Mark Brooks 7971— 141 Michigan International Speedway, where he was (Stleb 104), 1:35 p.m. LosAngeles5,anclnnatl3 3 3 0 0 Hernandez out six weeks Zembrowskl's 2-7, Keith Realty (no Minnesota (Anderson 54) at Oakland Pittsburgh 5, Montreal 3,10 Innings Copel „53 ,0 »0 V0 1 . 1 , action at Charter Oak Pork. Morv Roy Stewart 7348— 141 practicing for Sunday’s Miller 400 NASCAR Winston l^ncoster pitched to 2 batters In the record listed). Bob Glider 7249^141 (Welch 84), 3:20 p.m. Atlonta4,San Dtow3 CHICAGO — Keith Hernandez of the New York T s o k a la s w a s th e w in n in g p itc h e r. T ru e Cup race. aevelond (Swindell 105) at New York Son Fran cisco 11, Houston 0 Nguyen, Kristi Zimmerman and Erin Mae O 'G rady 7971— 141 ^ H BF—McReynolds by Schlraldl, Mets returned to the 15-day disabled list Friday and Twible starred offensively for J.C . Snead 7249— 141 (John 52), 7:X p.m . Philadelphia at S t., Louis, (n) l^bby Allison, 51, remained in critical (xtndition ^ O lo ^ (b^lnt57)ray pitcher, outright to Louisville of the Niks Atlanta Golt Classic ployed on the par-72, Fred Hawkins 3537—73 super featherweight and lightweight titles. 1 5 3 2 0 0 2 1 American Association. 3; 30 p.m. — Golf; Atlanta Classic, Channel 3 740Ayard Atlanta Country Club course Howie Johnson 35-38—73 He relinquished the lightweight title after a Totals 33 3 7 3 2 7 6 9 6 Blrtsos 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 4 p.m. — Golf; McDonald’s Classic, Chs. 8,40 JHC Construction toppled Elmore (odenotes amateur): M ike Souchok 3548—73 FW IIIIam s 1 1 0 0 0 1 FOOTBALL Associates, 9-8, at Nike Field. Wayne Larry Nelson 6366—129 Doug Dalzlel 3538—74 12-round decision over Cornelius Boza-Edwards on DetrM oil 001 880-3 RM urphv 1 0 0 0 0 1 tialtonM FeolbaN League 9 p.m. — Boxing; George Foreman vs. Carlos Farr, Carl Carlson and Matt Woodcock Bobby Wodklns 6449^133 Dale Douglass 3549^74 Sept. 16, 1986, at Miami Beach, Fla. Since then, he Toronto 221 800 Olx—6 CINCINNATI BENGALS-SIgned Scott Paul Azinger 6647—133 John Frltlmon 37-37—74 . Gome Winning RBI — GBell (7). HBP—Gibson by RRoblnson. Brantley, linebacker. Released KIkl Hernandez, USA each rapped th re e h its and K en t C arn ey has fought only once, outpointing Howard Davis E—Sheridan, MefSrItt. (TP—Detroit 2, Umpires-Home, Engel; Rrst, West; DeAyala, linebacker. over 10 rounds May 2, 1987, at Atlantic Citv. Toronto 1. LO B—D etro it 7, Toronto 5. Second, RIppley; Third, Runge. DALLAS COWBOYS—Signed Owen 7B—Whitaker, Nokes, Beramon, McGrItt. T —2:52. A—X,781. Hooven, offensive tackle. • . * M Managers face S c o re b o a rd Lendl outduels Dutchman in marathon match difficult times AMRRICAN LRAOUR DunstonChl 263 a 77 7 a .2a By Rick Warner American Paul Annacone, who beat TRAM RITCHINO Coleman StL 296 37 a 2 18 .287 The Associated Press HRA H HR BB 80 SbO SA Bonds Ptt 266 S 76 14 a .2M McEnroe in the first round at the 1986 By John Nelson B a se b a ll M llwouke X2S 554 226 184 316 5 21 Sox L A 275 a 7» 5 a .284 U.S. Open, downed No. 12 Jonas The Associated Press Oakland 139 997 241 z m 406 4 30 Oquendo StL 166 9 47 2 14 .283 WIMBLEDON, England — Top- Svensson 6-4, 6-2, 3-6, 6-4 and No. 9 K onst Cty 155 615 2 « 209 386 6 14 Pnditn StL i a 21 a 2 18 .283 seeded Ivan Lendl, shouting at fans N ew Yo rk 168 593 257 197 378 4 21 DJam es Atl 182 a 51 1 18 .2 a women’s seed Hana Mandlikova was D etroit Brooks M on 2 a a a 41 and officials, outdueled big-serving Billy Martin asked the managerial question; Mi|or Letgue statMlet 181 587 861 215 391 4 18 7 .779 ousted by Anne Minter of Australia T oron to 187 446 279 266 426 6 23 Butler SF 258 47 72 2 13 .779 Dutchman Michiel Schapers to move “ How many times can a man have his heart Texos 557 279 Doran Htn 187 31 52 2 75 .773 6-4. 6-3. le nreufii tames of TiHirsilay 198 300 418 6 15 into the fourth round at Wimbledon broken?” Clyeland 4.00 635 281 203 370 4 22 Scloscia LA 1M 18 S 1 72 . m Mandlikova, who has won every AMKRICAN LIAOW C alifornia A22 625 296 264 378 6 12 OSmUh StL 282 44 a 2 73 .277 Friday. In baseball, there seems to be no limit. It’s like TRAM BATTINO Grapd Slam event but Wimbledon, Boston 4.22 603 279 219 469 7 12 Morelond SD 223 19 63 3 a .276 Lendl, runner-up here the past two San Francisco Giants outfielder Bill North once AB R H HR RBI Ret Mlnnesto 4.29 635 2M 199 416 3 23 B m Htn a i a M 6 a .274 was sidelined for almost two months Boston Z O » 324 «S7 41 299 .2S2 Chicago Raines Mon 277 45 76 7 a .274 years, was forced into three tiebreak­ said: “ I think they recycle more managers than 4.33 638 298 242 319 5 16 with a leg injury before the French M innesota 2326 315 638 66 293 .274 Seattle 4.58 655 315 252 3M 1 11 Clark SF 248 48 67 17 S .370 ers and extended to almost four hours cans.” Knsos City 2421 324 654 58 312 .270 Baltlm re 108 700 347 217 329 1 10 G Young Htn 270 41 73 0 18 .2a Open, where she lost in the second N ew York 2390 367 638 65 341 .267 before winning 6-7 (7-9), 7-6 (7-2), 6-4, Or, in the insightful words of Leo Durocher: “ If INDIVIDUAL RITCHINO Marshall LA 264 35 71 ' 8 a .269 round. T oron to 2516 361 670 71 337 .266 4 o r m ore dedslone. McReyIds NY 238 a 64 8 34 .269 6-7 (5-7), 6-1. you don’t win, you’re going to be fired. If you do win, Ooklond 2443 357 648 70 334 .265 IP HBB SOW LRRA R eady SO 164 a 44 5 17 .2M “ I ’m one of the most fragile bodies D etroit 2327 329 612 60 299 .263 llenemon Det 32 20 10 72 2 2 1.67 JD avIs Chi IS 17 42 6 27 .2M “ I expect every match to be tough, in the game,” she said. “ If you look at you’ve only put off the day you’re going to be fired.” 2381 304 620 53 284 .260 M liwukee MJacktonSea 49 36 a a 3 2 119 C arter N Y 215 72 57 8 a .265 and this one didn’t disappoint me,” my body, it’s not very strong or Already this season, six major league teams have O vekind 2399 313 621 69 294 .259 R Ie r MU 41 39 11 11 4 1 3 .a CJames Phi 242 a 64 10 a .264 Seattle 2408 281 607 61 260 .252 Lendl said. gone looking for new managers. Clemens Bsn 134 100 24 14910 4 121 Kruk SO 175 V 46 6 27 .263 muscular. It’s catching up with me. - ^ 1 Texas 2370 277 594 58 256 .251 T Pen a StL 247 a 65 7 a .263 The match was played on Court No. During spring training, Gene Mauch retired from H lguera MU 102 69 a 76 6 4 l a I’m 26 years old and I’ve been on the C allfm lo 2406 288 594 40 264 .247 Russell Tex 72 59 a 37 7 0 l a H o y n Phi 248 a 65 4 31 .262 2, known as the “ graveyard of the California Angels rather than lose another O ilc a o o . 2346 270 556 61 245 .237 HernondzDet 34 23 14 a 5 i n Sandberg Chi 271 35 71 10 a .262 circuit since I was 15. The body is just Baltlm re 2361 230 531 55 214 .225 2 champions” because stars such as game, and Cal Ripken Sr. had only lost six when he V io la Min 117'103 S 9111 2 3.46 W ebster M on 206 27 5* 1 9 .262 giving you warnings all the time ... INDIVIDUAL BATTINO R un kO ak 36 a a a 5 1 152 O N elll CIn 203 23 53 5 a . a i John McEnroe, Jimmy Connors and was fired by the Baltimore Orioles. 138 or more at bats. 156 Wollach Mon 264 25 49 5 73 . a i and that’s what happens when you’re AB G u on teN Y S3 34 13 46 4 4 Hie Nastase lost there in past In May, Chuck Tanner was fired by Atlanta, and R HIMR 1RBI RCl C rlm M II 45 32 13 M 0 4 162 Gwvnn SD 193 72 a 2 17 .759 26.” B oggs Bsn 239 46 85 1 24 JS6 S tteb T o r 99 79 40 a '10 3 165 OberkfMI Atl 2 a 75 a 2 72 .759 tournaments. Top-seeded Steffi Graf continued San Diego got rid of Larry Bowa. BoUi got fired for W lh B iiM N Y i m 48 88 15 60 JS5 LaPoint Chi 102 86 a a 5 7 165 G D ayls Htn 257 44 tf 17 57 .257 G rssftw sll Bsn 239 33 82 12 52 .343 H orner StL 206 15 s 3 a .257 Lendl, who has never won a her dominance with a 6-3, 6-1 victory the first time — Tanner after 19 seasons as a major 287 Bankhead Sea 47 a 15 a 1 3 166 LonstonlOak 49 98 5 37 .341 D W o M T o r 47 43 a a 5 0 i n L V lIre P tt i a 10 41 0 23 . 2 S Wimbledon title and doesn’t like over American Terry Phelps. Al­ league manager, Bowa after his first. Bratt KC 286 39 89 12 54 .335 Leonard SF IS 12 41 3 a . 2 S 279 K U ^ T ex 104 91 a a 7 5 177 playing on grass, nearly added his though she lost, Phelps managed to Earlier this month, Dick Williams lost his Seattle P u c k tttM ln 41 93 9 52 J33 Candtarla NY 93 67 8 3 181 Ashby Htn 177 17 45 7 a .754 Trammll Dot 252 45 84 10 38 ,333 a 13 name to the list of victims. But after job, apparently because he couldn’t communicate G u b la a KC 115 113 43 71 10 5 l a A H all A tl 202 a 51 1 13 .252 win twice as many games as did Corona Bsn 148 22 49 2 -1 5 .331 MohorcicTex 30 35 7 12 2 5 197 MThmpsn Phi 191 a 48 1 11 .251 Schapers boomed a service winner to with the players, and on Thursday, Martin was fired Burks Bsn 204 42 66 7 » J24 ED ayls CIn 2 M a 51 11 a .2S Graf’s first two opponents combined. .324 Candlotti Cle 119 la a n 7 6 3.03 win the fourth-set tiebreaker, Lendl by the New Yoiic Yankees for the fifth time, partly M o d ln g lv N Y 210 45 68 4 33 Sisk Btt 47 56 a 16 3 2 3.04 Esasky CIn IS 18 a 5 73 .750 Sixth-seeded Helena Sukova, No. 12 RHtndsen NY 222 49 71 5 29 JOB A llen N Y 41 35 11 a 2 2 3.05 Treadway On 192 21 48 0 16 . 2 S broke him twice in the final set before for communicating too much. Molltor Mil 273 54 87 3 20 J19 Zina Garrison and No. 16 Mary Joe Nelson Oak 47 39 a a 5 2 3.06 R am irez Htn 2 a 73 S 2 77 .248 closing out the match with a service “ When you don’t win, you lose managers,” said Saloxar Dot 194 33 61 7 35 .314 F O i^ l Cle 113 105 34 44 8 4 112 W alling Htn 146 17 a 1 18 .247 Fernandez also won their third-round B Jackson KC 175 27 54 9 » J09 115 119 18 45 6 8 112 Lind P it 302 a 74 1 27 .245 winner. matches. Williams’ interim replacement, Jim Snyder. Now, DHodsonOok 181 39 56 9 31 .309 Boslo MU LSmUh Bsn 32 31 19 a 2 2 113 M idn d oS F 247 75 60 7 40 .243 “ I felt in the fourth set he was Cash, coming off a tough five-set Snyder is in jeopardy of losing his own job. RoynoMsSoa 249 26 76 2 18 JOS R eu u Chi 69 68 16 a 6 3 113 RReyIds Pit 148 19 a 4 75 .243 S o n itr KC 256 43 78 3 28 .305 64 113 Thom as A tl a 7 73 64 6 31 .240 getting tired and having more trouble win over Javier Frana, breezed past Losing isn’t the only reason cluhs make changes, W a s h ^ N Y 198 25 4 J03 Robinson Det 89 71 S 8 2 60 28 Swindell Cle 111 104 16 73 10 5 117 R AIom or SO 2 a a 55 5 15 .739 with his serve,” said Lendl, who fellow Australian John Fitzgerald 6-1, and it’s not even a necessary preirequiste for a McGrlff Tor 225 51 68 15 36 J02 SanUagoSD z a 21 55 3 19 .739 Fran co Cla A u g i^ MU 28 a 9 11 3 2 118 reached the fourth round at Wim­ change. The Yankees, for example, were 40-28,12 280 40 84 6 25 .300 Gibson D et 42 41 11 a 3 1 l a W ilson N Y 163 33 a 2 15 . 2 a 6-2, 6-4. Joining him in the fourth G ru te rT o r 258 37 77 9 46 .298 77 a 6 5 127 Mitchell SF 228 V M 7 a .237 bledon for the sixth straight time. “ In games over .500, when Martin was fired. Often, OwEvansBsn 2M 36 79 4 49 .297 W egm on MU 73 15 round were two-time champion Boris G D avltO a k 87 92 40 62 5 3 l a Parrish Phi 2 a a S 11 42 .237 the fifth set, it really showed.” clubs simply say a change was in order. And just as H rtek M in 237 33 70 12 35 .295 AlexondrDet 114 111 a 59 6 4 132 Samuel Phi 387 a a 6 33 .237 Becker, seventh-seeded Henri Le­ O B rlcn T ox 244 26 72 8 28 .295 92 54 82 6 7 l a Gant Ah 203 a 48 7 a .2S Schapers. the only player to win a conte and No. 10 Tim Mayotte. often, the change Is made without warning. Yount MU 271 48 80 8 39 .295 Hough T ex 113 SobrhgnK C 124 IS a a 9 6 3.41 HJohson N Y 233 a 55 10 a .736 set against Pat Cash at last year’s Becker survived a first-set tie­ “ The organization just wanted to make a GoolU M in 242 36 77 13 38 .294 a 4 2 3.46 AP photo Hassov Dak 147 16 43 4 » .293 John N Y 75 n 31 NATIONAL LRAOUR tournament, had mixed feelings about change,” Braves general nnanager Bobby Cox said W elch Oak 106 in 34 60 8 4 148 breaker to beat American Sammy UNHAPPY LENDL A D ovIsS a a 236 35 69 12 38 .292 BerenguerMln 49 39 63 7 3 3.51 TRAM RITCHINO his losing effort. — Ivan Lendl shows his feelings after a when he axed Tanner. B a rrett Bsn 276 42 80 0 33 .290 31 RRA H HR BB SOShO SA Giammalva 7-6 (7-4), 6-4, 6-4. The R oy Cal 248 36 72 2 37 Lam p Bsn 30 30 7 22 1 3 156 N ew Y o rk 537 171 “ I beat Boris Becker in five sets missed shot during a fourth-round match Friday at Wimbledon. “ It was a tough decision, but a change was .290 AAndeson Min 60 81 13 a 4 4 157 192 2W 46513 18 20-year-old West German rallied from Canseco Oak 274 61 78 18 52 .285 L osA n gls 113 570 218 215 411 7 19 once (at the 1985 Australian Open) Lendl struggled to beat Michael Schapers, 6-7,7-6,6-4,6-7,6-1. Lem on-Oet Atherton Min 30 34 12 27 4 2 158 Houston 237 0-40 in the finalgametowrapitupona necessary,” Padres President Chub Feeney said 222 29 63 4 23 .284 Stewart Oak ia 111 56 a 10 5 l a 583 315 444 7 19 T rtabll KC 229 39 65 12 40 .284 3.S9 StLouis IS 627 346 222 367 5 32 and I didn’t play half as well as I did service winner. when Bowa was fired. G Bell T or Dotson N Y 06 75 a 37 7 2 165 279 39 79 8 40 .283 McCosklll Cal 92 92 65 3 5 M ontreal 151 582 347 2 a 3 S 5 16 today,” he said. “ Againt Becker, I “ He never really had a chance to The Braves got Russ Nixon, and they were 24-44 C artor Cle 273 45 77 IS 52 .202 a 3.73 Chicago IS 605 2M 237 384 7 16 and a television crew, Lendl com­ The world's No. 1 player wasn’t W hitaker Dot Hudson N Y 67 56 18 31 5 3 3.74 588 was happy with the win but not with win,” said Becker, the only male going into Friday night’s game against San Diego, 213 26 60 5 25 .282 Guzman Tex 113 n 49 S 6 6 182 Sn Rm ese 163 » 207 389 3 32 plained to umpire Gerry Armstrong pleased with the officiating, either. In M actorlne KC 150 16 42 1 20 .280 Clndnatl 163 585 S i 2 a 390 6 10 the way I played. Today. I was happy player to reach the fourth round 31-41 with Jack McKeon managing. W W IIson KC 286 P erez Chi 78 68 31 S3 6 3 182 203 and later turned toward the balcony his previous match against Darren 37 80 1 20 .280 C eru ttIT or 65 74 a 4 3 i n Pltsburgh l a 617 770 341 5 16 with my play but not with the loss.” “ This is the first time I ’ve ever been fired In my G antnerM II 222 27 62 0 18 .279 22 Phlladlph 185 623 271 3M 3 a 2 15 without dropping a set. “ I had so and shouted “ Shut up!” Cahill, Lendl was given a warning for H all Cle 62 Lebrndt KC 103 109 31 52 3 9 3.92 One day after McEnroe’s Wim­ life,” Tanner said. “ We were improving.” 223 30 1 26 .278 Thigpen Chi 41 45 19 72 4 5 192 SonDlsigo 193 6 a 230 319 409 6 18 many chances to break him, but I verbal abuse for shouting at umpire Brookens Det 184 31 51 4 27 .277 53 4 Attanlo 4.49 648 305 246 a i 1 12 bledon comeback was shattered by didn’t take advantage.” The Angels were 30-41 as of Thursday under P ark er Oak 242 30 67 9 37 .277 W ells T o r 49 a 48 3 IS “ They just kept talking,” Lendl Richard Ings. This time, he kept Gladden Min 257 p i i r y Col 97 92 a 40 3 5 IS INDIVIDUAL RITCHINO Wally Masur. two more seeds were Distracted by noise from a nearby Cookie Rojas, and perhaps Mauch had a premoni­ 43 71 5 26 .276 L e lte r N Y 47 42 a S3 4 3 3 .S said. “ Once the umpire asked them to shaking his head and grumbling over H err M in 1 « 18 44 1 11 .275 4 o r m ore decisions. ousted. balcony crowded with players, fans stop, they did.” tion that it was time to get out. Jacoby Cle 273 35 75 Terrell Det 65 59 s a 3 3 4.02 IP H B B s o w LERA line calls that didn’t go his way. 6 20 .275 Sw ift Sea 92 103 a a 5 4 4.03 “ As I’ve gotten a little older, I have developed an Joyner Col 266 31 73 4 30 .274 Tudor StL a 63 20 a 4 2 1.08 Larkin Min Bannister KC 89 n a 49 7 5 4.03 Franco CIn 37 a 11 18 1 4 1.21 223 23 61 1 27 .274 Schmidt BU 51 a 3 2 inability to cope with those losses,” Mauch said. Buechle Tex 216 30 59 9 23 .273 51 19 4.03 P erez M on 61 a 15 51 4 3 1.62 Fernndz Tor R n le y Cal 89 n 32 a 4 8 4.04 Cone N Y a 59 35 a 8 1 1.62 “ You’d think that when a guy’s been around as long 287 31 78 2 32 .272 Hurst Bsn 108 114 a a 9 3 4.10 Cotto Sea ■< 221 26 60 3 21 .271 M yers N Y 73 18 4 24 5 0 1.63 Potter stirs up as I have, that tolerance would develop. It1il6iii’t Guillen Chi 269 Langston Sea 114 i a 48 114 5 7 4.11 McWlllms StL 34 63 a 44 4 2 1.81 24 73 0 17 .271 BoddIckerBIt 100 100 a 3 10 4.15 been that way at all.” Brantley Sea 259 35 70 11 35 .270 73 Knepper Htn 33 81 79 a 7 1 1 0 5 Bv Larry SIddons eyebrows and even more stares when P ow er KC S3 57 16 a 4 1 4 .S GAAoddux Chi 131 98 40 75 13 3 1 0 7 Ripken left in favor of Frank Robinson, and the Loudner Min 163 22 44 8 26 .270 M W Itt Cal 108 44 72 5 7 The Associated Press she changed shirts at courtside in the J aylerO a k 197 23 S3 1 21 .269 106 4 .a P orrett M on 47 32 74 a 5 2 112 change doesn’t seem to have helped that much Stilw ll KC 245 38 66 7 30 .269 NATIONAL LRAOUR Aoosto Htn 42 35 13 19 5 0 113 middle of matches. Bush M in 157 21 42 6 20 . 2 » TRAM BATTINO AP en a L A 37 23 13 79 2 3 1 1 9 WIMBLEDON, England — Bar­ The first time, she just sat in her there, either. When Ripken left, the Orioles were 0-6. DSmUh Htn 78 a 13 72 3 4 l a Orsulak Bit 165 17 44 0 4 .267 ~ R H HR RBI Rd bara Potter, warned not tochangeher chair, yanked the sweat-soaked shirt Baltimore was 0-21 before Robinson got his first Braggs MU 256 29 68 10 42 .266 Chicago 2468 303 661 61 287 J68 D ayley StL 19 17 8 8 1 3 l a victory, and the Orioles were 19-52 going into Friday Retcher Tex 259 34 69 0 28 .266 L os Angels 2 3 « 3M 614 45 287 J61 W alk P it 95 72 a a 8 4 l a tennis shirts on court at Wimbledon, off and pulled a new one on, in full R llo CIn 68 42 31 61 8 2 l a night’s game at Boston. Phelps Sea 158 30 42 11 25 .266 New Y o rk 2361 310 610 62 290 JS8 said Friday she was only following view of the crowd. The second time, OulnonesSeo 223 28 59 5 20 .265 PItlsbreb 2410 316 619 61 299 257 Worrell StL 44 a 14 a 3 2 145 The morning of the day Ripken got fired, he Redus Chi 140 23 37 4 16 .264 StLouis 2504 272 642 34 254 256 D arling N Y 113 91 75 » 8 4 146 doctors’ orters in trying to nurse a she had ball girls stand around her Harris Phi 40 27 21 21 3 2 2.47 pleaded guilty to drunk driving, but there was no Incyglla Tex 240 36 63 14 33 .263 Houston 3410 310 614 41 286 255 bad back through two weeks of damp with towels so no one could see. CDayls Cal 275 33 72 9 41 .262 Cincinnati 2441 294 615 53 273 252 Hershlser LA 112 91 a 71 10 3 l a indication this had anything to do with the firing. In CRIpken Bit 252 39 66 11 30 .262 M ontreal 2399271 600 45 245 250 JH owell LA 73 73 12 27 2 2 157 British weather. The All England Club, where the Syeum MU 225 19 59 8 34 .262 Atlanta 2325 261 576 44 249 2 « KGross Phi 113 95 40 36 8 2 163 After being asked late Thursday by tournament is held, said that while no fact. Orioles general manager Rollie Hemond said G ott P it a 73 9 30 3 2 1 6 7 R ice Bsn 219 20 57 3 31 .260 Son F m d sco 2348 283 569 54 369 242 the All England Lawn Tennis Club to rule exists barring any player, man or that if Robinson had not taken the job, Ripken would W eiss Oak 105 18 48 2 17 .259 Son D iego 2323 237 542 40 221 233 L e ffe rls S F 43 32 11 76 2 5 l a Surhoff MU 206 22 S3 2 13 .257 Phlladiplila 2338 343 543 46 245 232 M cDwII N Y 40 34 15 16 3 1 1 7 2 refrain from courtside wardrobe woman, from changing a uniform on not have been fired. as 65 4 Lynn B it . 216 23 55 11 20 .255 INDIVIDUAL BATTINO Deshales Htn 79 35 5 174 changes, the American twice wenf to court, "the practice is not “ There was no indication that it was coming,” Downing Cal 193 33 49 9 24 .254 138 or more ol bats. M aD ovIs SD 48 37 21 55 2 5 181 Ripken said. “ I was in uniform. I was at my desk Schofield cal 241 29 61 2 16 .253 AB R H HR RBI Rcl Alvarez Atl 32 73 16 74 2 2 l a the dressing room to swap shirts encouraged.” Baines Chi 254 26 64 7 25 .252 GPerry Atl Martinez Mon 102 97 a t o 7 7 2.91 getting ready to write the lineup. Roland called me 241 31 80 5 40 232 L ea ry LA during her 4-6, 6-3, 6-4 third-round It said the club’s management .252 G alarraga Mon 276 51 90 “ 43 226 92 75 a 75 6 5 2.92 Sierra T ex 254 30 64 11 40 Scott Htn 1 » a 73 102 a 2 l a victory over Jo-Anne Faull of committee had asked the Women’s to come up to his office and he told me I was being McLmore Cal 167 26 42 1 12 .251 L ow Chi 258 30 84 38 236 P alm eiro Chi 280 39 90 Reuschel SF 97 98 74 27 10 4 2.98 Australia. relieved.” Snyder a e 243 37 61 15 43 JS1 27 221 Mathews StL 17 International Tennis Association “ to 264 2 26 JSO Bonilla Pit 266 48 85 54 220 33 29 16 2 2 3.03 In Williams’ case, management was a little more GWalker Chi 33 66 Lancaster Chi 61 59 73 74 3 4 108 Potter said she was merely trying to pass this message on to Miss Potter.” M urray Bit 272 28 68 9 S a te CIn 250 35 80 29 220 specific about the reasons for the firing. 29 .250 Guerrero LA 158 19 50 Gooden N Y i a 112 27 n 10 3 114 look after disc and muscle problems After reaching the quarterfinals Posquo Chi 181 22 45 6 20 .249 30 216 Sm iley P it 94 M cG ee StL 298 38 92 26 209 33 22 60 7 4 115 “ I think in the last couple of days, Dick Williams T ob ler KC 201 24 50 1 28 .249 Dravecky SF 37 33 0 19 2 2 116 in her lower back that always seem to here for the third time in 1985, Potter Allonson Cle 210 20 52 4 Wynne SD 149 22 46 27 209 lost control of this club,” Mariners general 29 .248 Larkin CIn 263 43 81 M ahler AH 110 i a 15 52 a 6 1 1 9 act up at Wimbledon. pulled out of the tournament with SOwen Bsn 157 26 39 5 12 .248 27 208 Youm ansM on a 64 41 Dykstro NY 199 31 61 14 207 a 3 6 121 “ A dry shirt does wonders.” said back problems in 1986 and was a manager Dick Balderson said. Brock MU 166 30 41 3 33 .247 D opsonM on 64 a 21 35 1 5 3.73 McGwire Oak 255 41 63 RThopson SP 317 29 66 20 204 Pitcher Mike Moore said: “ I think there was a 13 42 .247 G race Chi LaCoss SF 93 79 a 55 5 5 l a Potter, a 26-year-old from Woodbury. second-round loser last year. Nokes Det 166 24 41 9 26 172 28 52 18 202 .247 Bream P it 193 26 58 Browning CIn 95 79 73 52 6 3 l a Conn. “ After two years of disappointment lack of communication. But that’s always been his M oseby Tor 249 47 61 7 27 .245 28 201 M over Chi 91 75 74 56 4 7 135 Knight Det 161 20 39 1 G lb eon L A 247 49 74 39 200 Although she was accompanied by a in the damp British weather, I have to way.” 16 .242 Daniels CIn DJockson CIn 94 76 35 67 7 4 l a Boone Cal 150 11 36 1 13 .240 224 42 67 32 .299 Williams didn’t stick around for comment. He’d Dawson Chi 36 82 J Robinson P it 61 56 17 36 4 2 l a club official, in accordance with do certain things just to stay alive,” Buckner KC 146 10 35 3 25 .240 40 299 M cCllers SD 45 40 a 36 1 4 3 .a been through this before. He’s already been fired Gagne Min 204 29 49 7 25 Brunnsky StL 218 31 65 40 298 tennis’ so-called “ bathroom break” Potter said. .240 KHernndz NY 198 29 Hawkins SD a a a 45 6 6 3.47 AP pOoto five times in his career. FWhtte KC 230 20 55 5 30 .239 35 .298 R ow ley Phi 115 107 46 55 5 7 3.59 rule. Potter was warned about wast­ She said a doctor had advised her to GWIIson ^ 213 21 51 11 Strawbry NY 2 .239 45 .297 Valenzlo LA 97 92 49 a 5 5 3.62 ing time by umpire Marleen van change her shirt whenever it got too Q U IC K CH A N G E — Barbara Potter of Woodbury gets screened Martin now has lost his job that many times with Santana N Y 193 25 46 2 15 .238 Aldrete SF 18 .295 O leda N Y M 75 18 a 5 6 165 Whitt T or 169 25 40 3 27 .237 Shelby LA . 183 36 20 .295 a 64 27 62 4 7 3.67 Noortwijk of the Netherlands. sweaty, because cool air blowing over by two towels as she changes shirts during her second>round the Yankees alone, in addition to being fired at H owell Cal Downs SF 233 20 55 3 27 .236 VonSlyke Pit 271 43 49 .295 Sutton LA 75 79 27 37 3 5 170 During her first- and second-round the dampness tended to make her match at Wimbiedon Friday. Potter defeated Nataiie Bykova, Minnesota, Detroit, Texas and Oakland. JCIork N Y 200 43 47 13 41 .235 BHatcher Htn 27 .294 Belcher LA a 63 a 61 4 4 171 matches. Potter caused a few raised back stiffen up. 2-6. 6-4, 9-7. NBA teams eyeing ‘Danny and the Juniors’ i i . I - NEW YORK (NEA) - This year’s Square Garden’s Felt Forum. WTBS, last year I stopped at 18.” guards who could go in the first round. Stanford pitches Legion to win over Enfieid NBA college draft is “ Danny and the the Atlanta-based cable station, will Walsh feels that there are “ seven or Hersey Hawkins (of Bradley) and Juniors.” televise the event. eight” blue-chip college players. Mitch Richmond (of Kansas State) There was never any doubt that In this year’s draft lottery, the Los ENFIELD — Manchester Legion Coach Dave But New Jersey Nets GM Harry conceivably could go in the lottery Southpaw Jim Kitsock tossed the seventh inning Danny Manning of Kansas would be Angeles Clippers won the right to pick Weltmansays; “ There’s a significant (rounds). I would not be surprised if Morency described Friday night’s Zone Eight Neal Schackner, a defensive standout at thii^ the number one pro pick. The encounter with Enfield as a battle of “ sleeping to earn the save. Stanford gave up five hits, one bare, then grounded to shortstop. The throw forced Manning No. 1. The draft lottery, dropoff (after Manning), because Jeff Grayer (of Iowa State), Willie earned run, walked six and struck out six. NEA/World Almanac I^ayer of the which began in 1985, determines the dogs.” ® Schackner at second, but Enfield first baseman Manning is truly a special player. Anderson (of Georgia) and Rex “ Robbie Stanford on the mound was the story Year clearly was the dominant order in which struggling NBA earns We’ll be happy with a player who Chapman (of Kentucky) go in the top "W e just snored a little louder than they did,” ^ a n Hurlbert lost control of the ball on the potential college basketballer of the 1987-M Morency added. tonight,” Morency said. “ (Stanford) got into double play with Laurinitls scoring what proved to make the first seven selections. comes in and makes a contribution.” 10.” Chapman is one of the most trouble (with the walks) but he got himself out of it season. « With right-hander Rob Stanford going six strong be the game-winner. ' Next come the first college picks of Marty Blake, the NBA’s director of eagerly awaited of the players coming with the strikeout. It was a needed win.” However, for the first time in innings. Post 102 nipped Enfield, 2-1, at Fermi High Stanford also had two hits for Manchester. two expansion franchises; the Char­ scouting, considers this to be an out early. Manchester scored the only runs it would need in several years, a raft of quality players School. The win keeps Manchester unbeaten in Zone Laurinitis in left field and Price in center field lotte Hornets, who choose No. 8, and “ exceptional draft.” Yet he says: ■ SMALL GUARD: If not for the the first inning. Dave Price led off with a triple to are coming out of college early; Rex playat 5-0 and it is 7-3 overall. Enfield drops to 4-1 in played well defensively. the Miami Heat, wlio choose No. 9. It “ Don’t expect anybody to come in and early arrival of DePaul’s Rod Strick­ right center. With one out. Dorn Laurinltis’ Chapman, Jerome Lane, Rod Strick­ follows the late June NBA expansion turn the team around. There are no the Zone. JOO 000 0—^6 -2 land, this might have been a disap­ grounder to second was bobbW allowing Price to e n iiB ia nftn m i « a land, Charles Shackleford, etc. Manchester will participate in the Keene (N.H.) draft to stock the new clubs. impact players here.” pointing position. score with Laurinitls safe at first. Keith DlYeso, Toi%boli**’ Penders. Spanswick and The result is an ’88 draft that isdeep Legion Tournament over the weekend. - Of the college talent, Indiana Going position by position, here are “ Point guard is pretty deep with who was 2-for-4, followed with a single. In talent — and question marks. WP-Sfonford. LP-SpanswIck. Packers general manager, Donnie some of the names you can expect to Strickland, Gary Grant (of Michi­ f ' - -r * w,. • The NBA college draft selections Walsh says: “ I think it’s a very good hear called out in the three rounds of gan), David Rivers (of Notre Dame) will be Held at noon on Tuesday, June draft. There are over 80players in this this year’s draft: and Ricky Grace (of Oklahoma),” 28, in New York City at Madison draft that I like, and that’s unusual — ■ CENTER: “Somebody will take says Blake. Bosox Rik Smits (from Marist) somewhere He adds: “ It’s a position which will in the lottery, because he’s the best of take a lot of instruction and a lot of From page 48 a thin line of centers,” says Blake, worii, because you have a lot of small who rates Syracuse’s Rony Seikaly guards like Keith Smart of Indiana. second. Archie Tulos of Detroit and Michael of its last 10. He adds; “ (Charles) Shackleford Anderson of Drexel, who are very Kittle, released by the Yankees after last reason, (of North Carolina State) is some­ good small guards who have 'some' hit a two-run homer in the third Inning. That gave thing of anengima. Will Perdue (of point qualities— with the emphasis on him 11 home runs, seven in his last 31 at-bats. Kittle Vanderbilt) is a couple of yearsaway, some. Now we have to get these guys had RBI singles in the first and sixth. but should play in the league as a to make the transition and become /C Franco’s seventh home run of the season chased backup center. Andrew Lang of true point guards. Which is possible. New York starter Richard Dotson, 7-3, against has really impoved and Player development will be a key whom Franco is 16-for-35 in his career. Jose Vargas of LSU is a tremendous factor.” Winner Brad Havens, 1-0, pitched five innings for competitor.” Then again, player development is the victory. He took over for starter. Tom Candiotti, ■ BIG FORWARD: This is the always a key factor in the NBA. who did not retire any of the five batters he faced thinnest position in the NBA draft. Roberto Kelly, just recalled from the minors, led Says Blake: “ Manning is the best big off the Yankees’ first with his first home run of the forward, followed by Tim Perry of season. Claudell Washington singled and Don Temple.” D n ft order Mattingly followed with his fifth homer and his Golden State GM Jack McMahon is Here is the order of the 1988 NBA fourth against Candiotti in 27 at-bats. high on Perry: “ He helped himself college draft selections; Mike Pagliarulo singled and Jose Cruz walked m tremendously down in Orlando; he’ll I. Los Angeles Clippers; 2. Indiana bringing on Havens. Don Slaught’s RBI single made be a top lO-or-12 player. I ’m sure.” Pacers; 3. Philadephia 76ers; 4. New After those two, there isn’t anyone Jersey Nets; 5. Golden State War­ Trailing 5-3, Brook Jacoby opened the Indians’ 6lS6. riors; 6. Los Angeles Clippers (from fourth with a single, Ron Washington tripled and ■ SMALL FORWARD: This is a Sacramento); 7. Phoenix Suns; 8. Andy Allanson hit a sacrifice fly that tied It. Franco deep position. Says Blake; “ We rate Charlotte Hornets; 9. Miami Heat; 10. followed with his home run, the 17th earned run off 34 small forwards — of those, eight or San Antonio Spurs; Dotson in his last 15 innings. nine could go In the first round. II. New York Knicks; 12. Washing­ . Frailco singled off Tim Stoddard in the sixth, Charles Smith (of Pitt) and Chris ton Bullets; 13. Milwaukee Bucks; 14. giving him 11 hits in 15 at-bats, Upshaw walked and Morris (of Auburn) are the two best Phoenix Suns (from Cleveland); 15. Kittle hit an RBI single off Steve Shields. small forwards.” eft**# Seattle Supersonics; 16. Houston Pitt’s Jerome Lane is the most Rockets; 17. Utah Jazz; 18. Atlanta AP photo Blue Jays 6, Tigers 3 controversial of the players coming Hawks; 19. Chicago Bulls; 20. Dallas LONG STRETCH — New York’s Lenny Dunston tags him out in the first inning. TORONTO (AP) — George Bell hit a two-run out early. Blake doesn’t think Lane is Mavericks; homer in the first inning, his first at Exhibition ready for the NBA, but Phoenix head Dykstra reaches for second base on a The Mets won, 8-3. 21. Portland Trail Blazers; 22. Stadium this reason, and rookie Todd Stottlemyre coach Cotton Fitzsimmons says that Cleveland Cavaliers (from Detroit via steal attempt just as Chicago’s Shawon recorded his first home victory as the Toronto Blue AP photo Lane will “ contribute in his first y->: Phoenix); 23. Denver Nuggets; 24. Jays beat the Detroit Tigers 6-3 Friday night. year.” TOP PICK — Kansas’ Danny Manning (25) will be the No. 1 Boston Celtics; 25. Los Angeles By winning for the eighth time in their last 11 ■ BIG GUARD: This is, Blake says, Lakers. games, the Blue Jays reached the .500 mark at 37-37 selection in Tuesday’s NBA draft. Some NBA scouts are saying “ the year of the big guard.” He Mets for the first time since April 26. The Tigers have lost the draft after Manning won’t be very productive. explains: "There’s eight or nine big only four of their last 16 games but have dropped From page 48 three of five to Toronto in that stretch. Stottlemyre, 3-7, allowed six hits and the three stra and Mazzilli both scored and raise my arm.” Detroit runs in 6 1-3 innings. Duane Ward went 11-3 Sports leaders are demanding tort reform gling Nolan Ryan, leading the San innings and Tom Henke pitched the ninth for his 14th Magadan went all the way to The fact that the Mets scored Francisco Giants to a ll-o rout save. third. Magadan then scored on a three runs in the ninth, triggered Friday night. Loser Walt Terrell, 3-4, who pitched a three-hitter Bv Judd Everhart Under current Connecticut law, a plaintiff can lead, follow or get the hell out of the way,” Feldman sacrifice fly by Darryl by Howard Johnson’s 11th home Strawberry. against Toronto last Saturday, gave up five runs in The Associated Press recover all economic damages, such as medical said. “ We intend to make this a political issue.” run, took some of the edge off The replay indicated Dykstra dispute. Dodgers 5, Reds 3 the first three innings before settling down. bills and lost wages, from one defendant if other He said his organization receives no money from Bell’s homer came with Lloyd Moreby a^ a rd via jumped up and raised his left arm But Davey Johnson said. “ If CINCINNATI (AP) - Orel HARTFORD — Connecticut school sports pro­ defendants can’t pay. the insurance industry, but would not refuse it if it a single and snapped a string of 44 games — 170 before getting hit with Law’s they had called the play the other Hershiser got his fourth consecu­ grams are threatened by increasing costs for However, for non-economic damages, so-called were offered. Rather he said, money confies from at-bats — without a home run at Exhibition throw. way, they would have had to tive win Friday night and Dave liability insurance and the fear of lawsuits, a pain and suffering, defendants only have to pay the groups such as the Connecticut Association of Stadium. It was his ninth homer of the year. “ There was no doubt in my throw me.” Anderson tripled home a pair of coalition of coaches, athletic directors and other share for which they are found responsible. Athletic Directors and the National Council of Youth mind, he jumped up and inter­ David Cone, 9-1, gave up three runs to lead the Los Angeles sports enthusiasts said Friday. Feldman said he was not aware of any Sports. fered,” said Law, who argued runs and eight hits, while striking Dodgers to a 5-3 victory over the Rangers 5, White Sox 2 „ “ Amateur sports in America are in crisis,” said Connecticut school that has eiiminated a major Jay Malcynsky, chief lobbyist for the Connecticut vehemently over the decision by out nine in 6 2-3 innings. Cincinnati Reds. ^ Richard J. Feldman, executive director of a group ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Curtis Wilkerren sport, such as football or baseball, but he and Shaw Trial Lawyers Association, did not immediately the umpires. The victory was the sixth in based in North Palm Beach, Fla., known as Product tripled home the tie-breaking run in the seventh said some have cut out diving, pole vaulting and return calls to his office for comment on Feldman’s Dykstra, who made a great Pirates 5, Expos 3 seven games for the Dodgers, Liability-Sports. other activities. claims. inning and scored on a throwing error on the play catch to save two runs in the MONTREAL (AP) — Andy Van who lead the National League Dan Shaw, the group’s chairman, said that “ Personal injury lawyers feed on greed: you lifting the Texas Rangers to a 5-2 victory over the Fred P. Balsamo, president of the Middletown- seventh inning on a drive by Ryne Slyke’s one-out double scored West. The fourth-place Reds have Chicago White Sox on Friday night. “ comnnon sense is being replaced by common know, the ’sue everyone in sight’ crowd,” Feldman based Connecticut Association of Athletic Direc­ Sandberg, called the rundown lost four of their last five to slip to greed.” He and Feldman, speaking at a news Barry Bonds in the 10th inning to Wilkerson’s one-out triple scored Jeff Kunkel said. “ Something’s terribly wrong when a catastro­ tors, said: “ Prospective coaches are now more “ obviously a big play. He (Perry) lift the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 5-3 7‘/t games behind Los Angeles. conference, blamed “ a few well-heeled trial who singled off Chicago starter Melido Perez, 6-4. phically injured athlete wins a substantial judg­ skeptical about entering the profession because of could have gone for a double play. victory over the Montreal Expos Wilkerson scored when the cut-off man, second lawyers” for the “ liability crisis.” ment in one court and an identically injured athlete the constant threat of being sued.” But I wanted to come on and Friday night. baseman Donnie Hill, threw the ball into the stands They called on the General Assembly to reform receives absolutely nothing down the hall. Product liability costs have also spiraled, he said, prevent a double play. Braves 4, Padres 3 behind third bare. the state’s liability, or tort, laws, so that damage He said the insurance companies had no choice noting that football helmets that used to cost $35 or “ It’s a lucky thing I ’m 5-10 and Giants 11, Astros 0 ATLANTA (AP) — Ozzie Virgil The Rangers addad run in the eighth on triples by awards are based on the degree of one’s fault in an but to “ jack up premiums” as a result. $40 now cost $110 or $120 to help cover the cost of not 5-9,” said Dykstra. “ Iwasina HOUSTON (AP) - Kelly capped a four-run first inning Ruben Sierra and Geno Petralli. accident or injury. “ We call upon the elected officials of this state to liability insurance. pickle and I wanted to stay in a Downs held Houston to two hits with a run-scoring double and the Texas’ Charlie Hough, 7-7, struggled with his pickle. When I turned around. I and Will Clark’s home run fueled Atlanta Braves held off the San control, walking seven, but finished with a i t 1 saw the ball come at me. I didn’t a three-run fifth inning off strug­ Diego Padres 4-3 Friday night. five-hitter for his sixth complete game. iKaurhrslrr iirraU'i Legion stiff perfect in Zone Eight piay SPORTS — page 47 BOSOX YANKEES BEATEN AL Roundup

BOSTON (AP) — JimTraberandLairySheetshit consecutive two-run doubles as the Baltimore Orioles chased Boston ace Roger Clemens in a five-run third inning and defeated the Red Sox 6-2 Friday night. Clemens, 10-S, allowed seven hits, two walks and six runs — one unearned — in suffering his fourth straight Fenway Park loss and his fifth in his last six starts. He is 8-0 on the road. After pitching into the seventh inning in 16 previous starts Oils season, the two-time Cy Young Award winner equaled the earliest exit in his five-year career when he was relieved by Wes Gardner with one out in the third. Last June 26 he was unable to hold an 8-0 lead and was replaced after 2 1-3 innings of a game in New York. Baltimore rookie Jose Bautista, 3-6, ended a personal four-game losing streak. He allowed five hits, including Mike Greenwell’s controversial two-run homer in the fourth, before walking two and being replaced by Dave Schmidt with none out in the seventh. Tom Niedenfuer pitched the ninth. Right fielder Traber leaped high and appeared to bat Greenwell’s drive back onto the field as he fell into the stands. However, umpire Derryl Cousins ruled it was a home run, Greenwell’s 13th. Clemens struck out the first two batters of game, then walked Cal Ripken on four pitches. Eddie Murray followed with an RBI double off the wall Just to the left of the 420-foot marie in center. Clemens struck out the first batter in the third but Fred Lynn doubled. Ripken walked and Murray singled, filling the bases. Traber, who had three hits, lined a shot on one bounce into the right-field seats for a ground rule double and Sheets hit a wind-blown double off the wall in left, finishing Clemens. Sheets took third on Rich Gedman’s passed ball and scored on Terry Kennedy’s sacrifice fly. AP photo Indians 7, Yankees 5 SAFE AT HOME — The Mets’ Lenny Vance Law's throw hit Dykstra in the NEW YORK (AP) — Doug Jones celebrated his Dykstra is deemed safe at home by head and roiied away, aiiowing Dykstra 31st birthday Friday night by setting a major umpire Dana DeMuth after being caught and Lee Mazziili to score. The Mets won, league record with a save in his 14th consi^iitive in a rundown between third and home 8-3. appearance and the Oeveland Indians rallied from a 4-1 first-inning deficit to defeat the New York Friday in Chicago. Third baseman Yankees 7-5. Jones broke the mark of 13 straight saves set by Philadelphia’s Steve Bedroslan last season. He Mets get lucky to top Cubs retired all seven batters he faced, including pinch hitter Dave Winfield on a soft grounder with two runners on base to end the seventh inning. It was his By Joe Mooshll The Mets were trailing 2-1 18th save overall. The Associated Press going into the sixth inning when During his record streak, Jones has given up only NL Roundup Dykstra and Lee Mazziili both one run in 22 1-3 innings. CHICAGO — Umpire Harry singled with one out. Ron Kittle homered and drove in four runs for Wendelstedt, after looking at the Dave Magadan tapped back to Cleveland and Julio Franco’s homer capped a instant replay of a key play in the son insisted, “ Anytime you get hit relief pitcher Pat Perry, who three-run fourth inning that put the Indians ahead New York Mets’ 8-3 victory over in the helmet, it’s awful hard to trapped Dykstra between home 6-5. The Indians have homered in 13 straight games the Chicago Cubs Friday, said call interference.” and third. During the rundown, with a total of 20 during that span. " I ’m not happy with what we Len Dykstra, the main player third baseman Vance Law’s The Yankees lost for the first time in two games came up with. I think we erred.’’ involved in the situation, and the return throw hit Dykstra in the under Manager Lou Piniella, who replaced the fired "That don’t do me no good culprit as far as the Cubs were helmet and caromed away. Dyk- Billy Martin on Thursday. New York has lost eight now,’’ Cubs manager Don concerned, said, “ I got in a Zimmer said. pickle” and “ got lucky,” but See B080X, page 47 - But Mets manager Davey John- denied he interfered on the piay. See METS, page 47