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E0U8 fE irToM. Please 333 be- z ' Dr. Crane’s Quiz Pentagon suspends payment 8fh files / • 4-r’ 1. How many combinations of just two digits equal Plant permit Tf ONE TWO THREE FOUR on contracts worth $1 billion promised 2. A lei suggests which part of the body? TOE FINGER NOSE NECK By Bryan Brumley hinges on 3. Which famous homerun hitter was also a star The Associated Press sewer suit pitcher? - ^ TED WILLIAMS HANK AARON WASHINGTON - Defense Se­ ♦ BABE RUTH MEL OTT cretary Frank Carlucci, deelar- Bv Andrew Yurkovskv alternatives 4. A ricer is usually employed on which one of ing “we do not need to wait (for) Manchester Herald these? convictions, oreven trials,” in the CABBAGE POTATOES RICE CARROTS Pentagon procurement affair, on The Eighth Utilities District has Lack of feasible options* 5. The name "Mayo” suggest which doctoral Friday suspended payment on $1 filed suit in Hartford Superior C6urt degree? billion worth of potentially seeking a reduction in the sewer might get OK for project D.D. D.D.S. M.D. J.D. tainted military contracts. service rate set for the district by the 6. Match the Bible men at the left with their sisters Carlucci acted on the basis of information included in search- town Board of Directors. at the right. The attorney representing the (a) Absalom...... (v) Dinah warrant affidavits that were By Andrew Yurkovskv unsealed by a federal magistrate district said last week that the (b) Lazarus...... (w) Michal district planned to appeal the rates in Monchester Herald I (c) Jonathan...... (x) Tamarin Dallas on Thursday. In the documents, the, FBI said it court. A complaint was filed in the (d) Moses...... (y) Martha Town Clerk’s office Friday. set a wetlands permit to (e) Reuben...... (z) Miriam . eavesdropped as pne consultant obtained and passed along inside The sewer rates are one of the if sewage treatment piant Answers in Classified section information on nine contracts stumbling blocks in negotiations if there' are no feasible alternatives to work trom the U S. Army worth more than $522 million. between the town and the district Corps of Engineers said Friday. ^ They heard a Navy procurement over fire service and sewer jurisdic­ Connecticut Weather official read off 10 sealed bids in a tion. Sources say that compromise feasible alternatives and the town $120 million contract. v rates proposed by town negotiators leVlSrds‘°thfwetlands, the rCorps of Engineers may ‘hat seek affect" an Carlucci also announced that are just a few cents higher than those / Manchester and vicinity: Saturday, sunny early, the Pentagon was beginiUng proposed district negotiators. suspension procedures agamst then partly cloudy. High 75 to 80. Saturday night. The complaint does not specify the fc* to resume on the secondary part of the Partly cloudy. Low in the 50s. Sunday, mostly three individuals and a compi^y reduction sought by the district. It sunny. High around 80. Fourth of July outlook, named in the documents. ' US on Tuesday. asks that the court set aside the Twardy Jr. on Wednesday partly sunny. High in the 80s. He said the Defense Depart­ adopted rate or “modify it so that the West coastal, east coastal: Saturday, sunny ment ww- reviewing existing Fvinf? continue through next rate to be charged the Eighth ‘® present information on early, then partly cloudy. High 70 to 75. Wind contracts with four implicated alternatives to the Corps of Engineers. companies and freezing new Utilities District will be fair and northwest 10 to 15 mph. Saturday night, partly reasonable.” Rom said that the fine for unauthorized work cloudy. Low 55 to 60. Sunday, mostly sunny. High 75 contracts on nine weapons already done in the wetlands “could be as high as to 80. Fourth of July outlook, partly sunny. High systems. Despite the prospects of agree­ around 80. “The affidavit provides the ment. John D. LaBelle Jr., who haif a niillion dollars.” though a dX ite number not been decided. She said the bulk of that fine Northwest hills: Saturday, partly sunny. High in department with evidence con­ represents the district, has said that cerning individuals and compan­ the rates would be challenged in wouid be levM against the consulting engineer for the 70s. Saturday night, partly cloudy. Low in the he ^oject. Metcalf * Eddy, with a smalllr amount 50s. Sunday, mostly sunny. High 75 to 80. Fourth of ies,” he told reporters. AP photo court because the district would not July outlook, partly sunny. High around 80. “The Navy has initiated sus­ be able to appeal them in the future if The smallestpenalty would pension procedures with respect PAYMENTS SUSPENDED — Defense Secretary Frank an agreement were not reached. ^Avon*^* ^ contractor, Fred Brunoli & Sons to George Stone, Mark Saunders, Carlucci tells Pentagon reporters Friday that payment on LaBelle could not be reached AP photo Joe Bradley and the Continental Friday for comment. ~ Schwartz holds her son, & SvMetcalf Lotteiy Electronics division of Varian $t ,bijlion worth of contracts alleged to be tainted as a Under the rate set by the town result of th^^military procurement investigation have been ^ .®;. sports a punk hair style, as they attend Asdtfbl&tes Inc.” Board of Directors June 15. the a Christian rock festival in Grayslake, III Thursday Connecticut daily Friday: 622. Play Four: 8819. The Justice Department, suspended. The Corps of Engineers says that the town should district would pay the town $1,263 per Schwartz said she had a similar hairdo years ago but Connecticut “Lotto" Friday: 7, 20, 27, 30, 33, 34. caught off guard by the disclo­ hundred cubic feet of water con­ S ?n‘ h2 2 '""‘If casing oS sures in Dallas, took steps to Friday, Carlucci said. she would never do it again ^ T secondary part of the treatment plant four companies named in the sumed by district residents. The fee pound. No wetlands have ensure that no additional affidav­ Dallas affidavits — Litton Indus­ Saunders is a former Navy for most other customers is $1.31 per its or search warrants are dis­ tries Inc., hforden Systems Inc., procurement officer convicted of 100 cubic feet. ni/nf “’C primanr part of thi Index closed in the probe. Hazeltine ahd Emhart. and fired for stock trading on At a hastily called news confer­ Norden is a division of United insider Navy information in 1982. The fee is paid to the town by the district government, which in turn Arson GvidoncG found At the July 7 meeting, to be held at the Corns of Business___ - 34-36 , Local news. ence, Carlucci said the Pentagon Technologies Cbrp., the eighth The FBI said Saunders was C h u rc h e s __ . 14-1,5 Obituarles_ would take further actions as largest defense contractor in 1987 receiving inside contract data levies a tax on district propert.v Wafthn^-M ‘“vision headquarters in Classified__ owners who have sewer service. The JS ‘® o'ready done .36-40'^'Opinion evidence in the case becomes with deals totaling $3.3 billion. from Stone, his Navy successor, at urn secondary plant ?^re to be discussed C o m ic s ____ 23-25 Senior Citizens. public. Litton was the 14th biggest, with and it “believes that Saunders is district sewer tax rate is 3.25 mills. ot Bolton house fire Connecticut. — B-9 Sports______.41-46 “Wherever we have specific contracts ulofth $2 billion. United paying Stone for this LaBelle said before the rates were Engineers Focus _ _ 17-32 U.S./World____ . 10-11 evidence, we will take action,” he Tecllnologies^ls btraed in Hart­ information.” set by the town directors that a 40 By Andrew Yurkovskv that the fire seemed to have said. “We do not need to wait percent discount would be approp­ Manchester Herald ® ® subsequent meeting on July 8 ford, Conn^-Litton has offices in Stone is one of six Pentagon been going for a long time by CoiTs officials are to make an informal determina- r (for) convictions, or even trials, Van Nuys, Calif. riate. as the district owns and for that matter. officials transferred to other BOLTON — A fire that is the time firefighters arrived nn S'*® feasible. Based The largest single weapons duties after their offices were services its own sewage collection Massolini said that there was on that informal decision, the town will decide “We are in an ongoing dialogue system on which payments are system. believed to have been deliber­ Manrliratpr Herald with the Department of Justice,” searched. extensive fire damage to one being frozen is called the Anti- The complaint filed Friday says ately set caused extensive roha^fworrsSrsaw"'^^ he said. “The Department of Submarine Operating Center, The third individual named by damage to a home at 10 Garth room in the house and extensive USPS 327-500 VOL. CVII, No. 234 Justice quite correctly points out that the rate set for the district was smoke damage throughout the “If ‘here are no practicable alternatives I known as ASIVOC, a $712 million Carlucci, Bradley, has been Lane Friday night, officials entire first floor. that what they are dealing with is system of shore-based command “unfair, unreasonable, inequitable, said. Ro8s”2Iid.®^ (the town) eventually get a permit,’’ Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher placed on administrative leave arbitrary, capricious and discrimi­ grand Jury information, and (it) and control centers to coordinate from his job as vice president for The fire was reported by an' Massolini said that the state Tw n Manager Robert B. Weiss would not sav Qsorge T. Chappell Sheldon Cohan would be inappropriate for them efforts to locate, and in time of marketing of Varian Continental, natory.” It also challenges the town’s fire marshal had been called to EdNor Compmlng Manager connection charge for district sewer unidentified caller at 8:32 p m exartly what the town plans to do at the Julv 8 to supply this information to us at war, destroy submarines. of Palo Alto, Calif, according to a Firefighters arrived at the aid in the investigation. meeting. The U.S. Attorney would give considera­ Danisa A. Robartk Robert H. Hubbwd this time. Carlucci said that the contracts company spokesman. customers on the ground that the Advertising Nrselor Praasroom Manager town has no authority to levy sewer scene dt 8:36, and the fire was First Selectman Sandra W tion of whether be could allow the project to “But as soon as they are able to, provided for su6penslon of pay­ Pierog, who was at the scene they will be supplying informa­ The FBI said that on Sept. 30, outlet charges on properties located brought under control about a of fines,” Weiss M id Jeanna O. Fromanh ment, and possibly recouping half-hour later, at 9:02 p.m. with Selectman Carl A. Preuss, Ross M id that the next step after the determining Businaaa Manager tion to us, and as soon as we get profits from the companies, but 1987, its agents intercepted a within the Jurisdiction of the Eighth alternatives is the beginning of the f«? n the information, we will act,” conversation at Saunders’ home officials said. said that the home is owned by Publlthad dally axcapt Sunday and certain holidays by the did not spell oi|t whether work Utilities District.” obtaining a permit for work in the wetlands SHp Carlucci said. between Stone and Saunders. It No one was reported ii\jured Victor Jones. Manchaatar Publishing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place. Manchaatar, would continue on. the affected Because the district imposes its Bolton Fire Marshal Peter MdshewasunfamlllarwithAat?^,a„?co^^^^ Conn. oe040. Second claaa poalaga paid at Manchaatar. Conn. He said the current actions did weapons systMns. said: About 50 firefighters re­ not comment on how it would work. Poatmaatar: Sand address changes to tha Manchaatar Herald, not gravely impair national se­ own connection chaige, the com­ Massolini, speaking at the sponded to the fire, but many of P.O. Box set. Manchaatar. Conn. 06040. The Dallas affidavits disclosed “Stone provided Saunders with plaint says, “the imposition of a Tire town applied for a wetland permit when H If you don't raesive your HaraU by S pjn. weekdays or 7:30 curity, but that additional suspen­ that FBI ageiits eavesdropped as scene, said that fires appeared them were turned back because the following figures from each of sewer outlet charge by the town of to have been set in three areas was informed of the unauthorized work earlier »hia am. Saturdays, plaaaatslaphona your carrier. If you're unable sions might. "Clearly, anything Stone, a NaiW procurement offi­ the competitors’ proposals: SAIC they were not needed, James monto. Officials from the C orS^f h?v| to roach your carrier, call subacribar sarvloa at 047-9040 by 0 that slows down the process of cial, read f^aunders, a consul­ Manchester upon properties being on the first floor of the raised Preuss said. He said that p,m. weekdays for dallvary In Manchaalsr. — 53.4; E-Systems — 88.8; GE — developed within the boundaries of Mid that fines for that work ha ve to be agreed upon SuggaaMd carrlar rales are 01.00 weakly. 17.70 for ona producing defense equipment or tant, the recret bids from 10 ranch. He said that two contain­ assistance was offered by the 90.8; Ford — 132.1; Comptek — the Eighth UUUUes District subjects '^ " " “ .aPPMcatlon m«*th. *23.10 lor throe months, 040.20 for six months and requires us to reopen contracts companies competing for a $120 137.1; LTV —138.9; Grumman — ers of pressurized gas were Tolland and North Coventry Robert J. Young, the superintendent ofSSS the town’s 102.40 lor one yaar. has an impact on our ability to get million Advanced Tactical Air those properties being developed to a found on the first floor and fire departments. Tha Manchaatar I larald la a member of tha Aaaoclatad Prase, 140.3; Unisys — 143.0; UTC double outlet charge.” work^n tha Audit Bureau of CIreulallona. the Now Englwid Press equipment in the field,” be said. Command and Control system. (Norden) — 144.4; and Litton — containers of fuel were found *0 ‘he secondary treatment facility Aaaoclaticn and Sta Waw England Nawapapar Aaaoclallen. Carlucci said the Pentagon was The one-time connection charge to outside the house. The Andover Fire Depart­ Paymente on that system, known 190.7. It is believed these numbers ment provided a truck at the reviewing existing contracts with as ATACC, were also suspended sewer customers varies according to James Preuss, chief of the mree-quartersthre2uaS»Ji*of^®^'” of an acre of ?*"*." wetlands were affected half and refer to millions of doUan. the type of property involved. Bolton firehouse for backup Bolton Fire Department, said Preusssaid. ■ocoodaryWMndarv^^lty®" plant from Love *” Lane, be said. ”>*«* to the Her dream Church says thanks to minister comes true Holiday closings Town July 4th party is today By Nancy Pappas to V. a . . . ____» _ V • 'f of J“ 'y- a legal holiday. Manchester’s Independence Hot dogs, ice cream, coffee and Manchester Herald betweens$irfand 9:25 are Mayor in August Day celebration will be held soda also will be available. cloSSo^day*®**,®"** Peter fDjRosa, Town Manager 2 T today at the Manchester Bicen­ Time was,’ a golden oldies Each time the Rev. She­ Robert Weiss and MCCPresident Monday, but Express tennial Band Shell on the campus band, will begin performing at 5, phard S. Johnson stares off and special delivery mail will be delivered. of Manchester Community Col­ Jonathan Daube. into space this summer, lege. followed by the Governor’s Foot Business will give *®ii mI' P”**'*® libraries will be closed A fireworks display is sche­ he’ll think of his congrega­ Guard “ Pops” Concert Band in Monday and will resume regular hours Tuesday. Although admission and park­ concert from 7 to 9. This portion of duled to begin at 9:30. tion at South United Metho­ people a new place Bentley Memorial Library in Bolton will begin its ing are free, donations will be dist Church. the program will include a If it rains today, the program summer hours today and will be closed on accepted at the campus entrance sing-along with song sheets will be held Sunday. That’s because members ‘to sell their things' Saturdays through Labo'r Day. to help defray the cost of the available. - of his congregation threw a The annual event has attracted Motor Vehicle Department: All Department of event. The event has been organ­ Children’s activities will be surprise party for Johnson large crowds since it was started By Nancv Concelman Motor Vehicles offices are closed Monday and will ized by the town’s Independence held from 5 to 7 with clowns and last Sunday and presented in 1984 with nearly 20,000 attend­ Manchester Herald ■ ^“ os'lay at 8:30 a.m. Auto emissions testings Day Celebration Committee. face painters providing enter­ him with a telescope so he ing last year. stations are closed and will reopen Tuesday at 8 The festivities wili begin at 4:30 tainment. A mini-parade will be can better pursue his hobby 3. IT). The celebration was designed For Hideko Kim Robichaud. p.m. with a chicken barbecue that held for the young or young at of astronomy. The party to revive the custom of having opening her own store may be a Retailers: Some stores will be open Monday. wili continue until 7:30. Tickets heart. > was to honor him for 25 Banks: All banks will be closed Monday. are $6.50 per person. annual fireworks displays in years in the ministry, and to dream come true, but she’s trying Speakers scheduled to beheafd town. to remain realistic. Liquor; Package stores will be closed Monday. mark the beginning of a ' Bars will be open regular hours The 41-year-old Manchester Three-month paid ■ Garbage Collection: There will he no cOrhside ■ ^ resident plans to open a second­ Wage hikes sabbatical. trash pickup Monday in Manchester or Bolton. hand and crafts shop in August on For professors, a sabbati­ P'ckup scheduled for Monday will take place cal often means doing re­ East Center Street. Tuesday and pickup will be delayed by one day. The for workers search for which there is “ This is the first time for me.” JJ^^®bester and Coventry landfills will be closed little time during the aca­ she said. " I t ’s probably going to at libraries demic year. For ministers, take awhile for people to get to Emergency Numbers: In Manchester, for “ it’s like going back to the know m e." highway, 647-3233; for sewer and water, 647-3111* BLOOD PRESSURE weH,’ ’ said Johnson. “ You Robichaud, a native of Japan for refuse. 647-3248. A tentative agreement has been reached with the town’s library feel like you’ve run dry, who got married and moved to the Manchester Herald: The Herald will not publish after a while.’ ’ United States at age 18. said she’ll Monday and offices will be closed. workers that provides wage in­ SCREENING creases of 6*/4 percent this year Many Congregational keep her job at Pratt & Whitney and next year and makes changes churches have begun to Aircraft and keep the store open in job classifications, according offer their ministers the from 9 a.m. to“l p.m. She wor^s opportunity for a sabbati­ to a statement released Friday by from 3a.m. to 11:30p.m.At Pratt. Calendars Assistant Town Manager Steven cal, but this practice is not Robichaud said she has no yet widespread among the R. Werbner. experience running a business, Methodists, said Johnson. In September 1986 the Board of but it’s something she’k always “ I feel very lucky with the Manchester Directors approved a four-year wanted to do. She went to Manchester group, that Tuesday contract with librai^ workers, hairdressing school for a few who are represented by Local they are encouraging me in Board of Directors comment session. Municipal this,’ ’ he said. months with the hopes of opening Building. 9 a m. 1303 of the American Federation her own shop and sold cosmetics of State, County and Municipal Since he normally takes a Board of Directors. Lincoln Center hearing room month of vacation, Johnson on her own a short time before 7:30 p.m. Employees. That contract called said he will be away from deciding a crafts store was for Wednesday for 7.25 percent increases in the her. first two years and renegotiation Manchester fou r. months. Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center He will spend almost a " I always wanted my own hearing room. 7 p.m. of the contract for increases in the month in England, then a business." she said. “ I didn’t Thursday next two years. The new agreement, if ap­ month on an island off the want to work for anyone else.” Democratic caucus for state convention. Lincoln coast of Maine, and two Center gold room, 7 p.m proved by the town Board of Kim ’s Comer Store, to be -»v months in Vermont. located at 464 E. Center St., will Directors, would be provide a 6‘/4 He will be busy each day, feature second-hand items Robi­ percent increase July 1 of this year and again on July 1. 1989. spending two hours in devo­ chaud finds at flea markets and Andover The contract is on the agenda of tional reading," two hours tag sales that she plans to Tuesday the board’s ’Tuesday meeting. writing, an hour of physical refurbish and make “ more decor­ exercise, an hour o^racrea- Conservation Commission. Town Office Building. In a memorandum to the Board ative.” She won’t sell clothing, 7:30 p.m. tional reading and the rest of Directors, Werbner said that furniture or antiques. Wednesday Get to the heart of his time enjoylAg the the cost of implementing the Robichaud also plans to take company of his wife. Nancy. Board of Selectmen. Town Office Building. 7 p m classification'Changes is about %. ofi hand hand-made crafts on con­ ’Thursday « k - • 4 The best thing about $ 20, 000. signment and sell them for taking the time off will be Andover Lake Property Owners Association N ea fi^2 0 million ^i^irhericans w e unaware they Town Hall Route 6. 7:30 p.m. the absence of night meet­ 1 people, including a few « f her have high bicwd pressure since the disease has no friends. ings and weekend obliga­ I. Small business growth symptoms. Millions more do not use the medication tions, he said. “ I want to give people a chance and a place to sell their things,” Bolton Very small businesses — ml- ^ d diet that are necessary to control this disease, But he will miss preach­ croenterprises in the so-called she said. Monday mese people risk heart attacks, strokes and kidney ing and leading worship on “ informal sector” — have grown disorders. Robichaud also makes her own Booster Club. Herrick Park. 7 p.m. Sunday mornings, he said. ■' - t? enormously in numbers and crafts, including silk and dried ’Thursday I ______economic importance in Latin Protect yourself... start with a simple check. He will, however, be flower baskets and potpourri Library Board. Bentley Memorial Library. 7: .30 America since the onset of the visiting other churches. “ I bags. p.m. Ragintid Plnto/ManchaMw Hanid debt crisis in 1982. according to Wednesday, July 6, 1988 rarely miss an opportunity “ I do a lot of country crafts.” like that. It is interesting to LOOKING INTO THE FUTURE — The Rev. Shephard S. Johnson looks the Inter-American Development 11:00 am - 5:00 pm she said. Bank. It is estimated that 5 participate in worship with through the telescope which his congregation at South United Methodist Coventry 348 Main Streat (comer or Haynes St.) Ol other leaders.’ ’ Church gave him. Eventually, Robichaud said, million jobs were created in the she’d like to eliminate the second­ Wednesday informal sector during 1980-85, Manchester • 649-1025 hand items from her stock and Human Services. Town Office Building. 9 a m. representing 32 percent of the In cooperation with Manchester Memorial Hospital operate a gift shop. But now she Public hearing on grant for sewer hookups. Town total urban employment in the n just doesn’t have the capital. Office Building, 7 p.m. last year. The so-called formal ‘Hardware problems’ shut down lottery system Housing Authority, Orchard Hill Estates, 7 p m sector, in contrast, showed She’s renting the building, Town Council. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. hardly any net creation of new NEWINGTON (AP) - The state which previously housed offices, jobs. that there were hardware computer It was the latest in a series of Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office lottery computer system shut down for from Keith Real Estate and hopes Building, 7:30 p.m. probiems,’ ’ he said. computer problems in the state lottery about 40 minutes late Friday afternoon, to begin moving in July 15 so she system since May 9, one day after a new Republican Town Committee, Town Office a state official said. Ragazzi said technicians were re­ can open at the beginning of Building, 7:30 p.m. contractor. General Instrument Corp. Women In the military viewing “ error log tapes’’ to try to August. ’Thursday VALUABLE COUPON• CLIP*&SAV^" Orlando P. Ragazzi, the executive of Maryland, took over the games. director of the state Division of Special pinpoint the cause of the problem. WASHINGTON (AP) - On May 9, the lottery system failed to “ I ’m just kind of taking a Town Hall Space Committee, Town Office Revenue, said the computer system Building, 7:30 p.m. Women account for slightly more The system was brought back on line, shut down at 8 p.m., when the drawing chance,” she said. “ There’s a lot than 10 percent of the 2.1 million 2 5 % OFF malfunctioned between 4:09 p.nn. and there were no further troubles and the is held, and authorities have said about School Building Committee, Coventry High L M80ICINI SHOPPI M ANO VITAMINS A MINBRALS 4:49 p.m. of competition out there.” But, Schooi, 7:30 p.m. officers and enlisted personnel in lottery numbers were drawn as sche­ 30 winning tickets were issued at Robichaud added, " I want this the U.S. m ilitary services, ac­ COUPON “ The best information I can g e t ... is duled, he said. lottery outlerts. Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s UMrroNE more than anything." Park. 7:30 p.m. cording to the Non Commissioned EXPIRES; COUPON Officers Association. PER FAMILY ■ ■ t * A # . Local News in Local News in

They earn top honors Virginia Cameron Manchester, died Friday at Rock­ (Hayes) Joy. Two graduate at A.I. Prince Fourteen Manchester residents have been named ville General Hospital. She was He was bora in Ireland and Virginia A. Cameron, 73, of 43 the wife of John P. Sullivan. to the honor roll for the full year at Klngswood- lived in England and Can^^a thjA?bSI?f graduated from Strickland St., died Thursday at She was bom in Hartford and Oxford Upper School in West Hartford and two have before moving to Manchester 25 4chi)nrH flrtS Vocational technical Manchester Memorial Hospital. lived in the Manchester-Veraon been named to the honor roll at the Middle School. years ago. He was a member of Oaktend nna r*'. Jimenez of 122 She was. the wife of Donald P. area most of her life. She is Teamster Local 559, and was The Middle School honor students from Manches­ Cameron. ter are Alex Maderazo, of 78 Blue Ridge Drive who survived by four sons, Patrick employed at Sweet Life Foods of She was bom in Brooklyn, N. V., Sullivan of Los Angeles, Gordon Windsor Locks. He was a won high honors and Scott Vanek, of 148 Lenox St. July 3, 1914, and had been a The Upper School honor studentsareR. Dominick Sullivan of Norwich, Edward member of the Irish-American Lieberman to visit Tuesday resident of Manchester since Frederick of Newton, and Arthur Home Society of Glastonbury and Alcid, 332 Woodland St.: Glenn D. Bartowski, 108 1961. . Attorney General Joseph Lieberman. Demo­ Hamilton Drive; James M. Burke and Janet K. Frederick of Derby; three daugh­ was an active member of the Besides her husband she is ters, Colleen Sullivan and Alice society’s dart club. cratic candidate for United States senator from Burke, 43 Richard. Road; Meghan C. Bums, 94 Connecticut, will be in Manchester Tuesday to survived by ohe daughter, Virgi­ Sullivan, both of Vernon, and Besides his wife, he is survived Highwood St.; Alisa Dashefsky, 62C Ambassador disctiss his defense and arms control policy. 1 nia N. Kreuscher of Manchester; Karen Orcutt of Vinal Haven by two sons, Patrick Joy and Drive; JadC. DeQuattro, 123 Boulder Road; Stacey three brothers, John Guise of Leiberman, who is seeking to unseat Republican M. Epstein, 63 Woodstock Drive; Joshua Green­ Island, Maine; two sisters, Alice'* Martin Joy, both o f Manchester; Jamaica, N.Y., Alexander Guise Winch of Glastonbury and Mae two daughters, Margaret Joy of w n . Lowell Weicker. will visit the Vietnam berg, 139 Lakewood Circle; Allison R. Lessner, 44 of Hemsted, N.Y., and Walter Memorial at Main and East Center streets at 10 a.m. Robert Road; Bethany L. Levy, 248 Kennedy Road; Wutik of Massachusetts; a West Hartford and Brenda Joy of Guise of Richmond Hill, N.Y.; brother, Richard Newman of Manchester; four brothers. Pa­ Tuesday where he will conduct a news conference Alan B. Maderazo and Alicia Maderazo, 78 Blue and two grandchildren and two on arms control. '■ Field Drive; and Keith Wolff, 361 Timrod Road. Rhode Island; and 19 grandchild­ trick Joy and John Joy, both of great grandchildren. ren and one great grandchild. England, and Martin Joy and It will be Lieberman’s second public visit to Manchester in his campaign. The funeral will be held Tues­ A private funeral and burial Jimmy Joy, both of Ireland; and Plavin elected president day at 1 p.m. at the Holmes will be held on Tuesday. Calling a sister, Elizabeth Shea of He attended a $100 a-tick^t reception in his honor Funeral Home, 400 Main St. June 23 at the Manchester Country Club. Rabbi Richard Plavin of Temple Beth Sholom will hours are Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. England. Burial will be at the convenience at John F. Tierney Funeral The funeral will be Tuesday at About 70 persons attended thefeception for which serve as president of the Connecticut Valley more than 100 tickets were sold. of the family. There are no calling Home, 219 W. Center St.. 10:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Rabbinical Assembly. hours. The assembly is the national organization of 1,250 Memorial contributions may be Home, 219 W. Center St., followed Memorial contributions may be rabbis of the Conservative Movement. The made to the Hospice Program of by a Mass of Christian burial at 11 Students’ works published ' made to the Memorial Tree Reginald Plnt PITTSFIELD, Mass. — The steel-blue early \ Ex-mayor runs for Congress hairstreak butteiTly was spotted in Massachusetts Fight just for the first time in nearly a century, a naturalist an^1ince”® h^]*^cinH i!?M eriden will said. Edna Dunbar said she saw 20 early hairstreaks, - beginning considered one of the rarest butterflies in the United States, in the beginning of June on Mount Greylock, anio“ ncem^ent“ fn'"^" ■*"’ “>e the state’s highest peak. GENEVA (AP) -Theheadofa traditionalist Roman Catholic I f’ officials. Du^nbar saw four early hairstreaks on June 13, one seminary in Connecticut, wljo of which she netted. In the two weeks that followed, against Mocinan would run ' 4.* ■ was excommunicated as soon qs several more were spotted by her and other burv wh^ Rowland of Water- oury, who is serving his second term. he became a bishop, said Friday Audubon members on Greylock. Marinan has been a member of the Meriden Citv he feels “ some sorrow” for Pope When I netted it, I knew it was something I Council for 14 years, serving as mayor from?98?to John Paul II and the fight has just hadn t seen before,” she said. “ I looked it up in the d i begun. guide and realized what I had. Bishop Richard Williamson “ Naturally I was excited," she said. “ When a NOW endorses Weicker bid also said history will prove fisherman catches a big fish, he gets excited. It’s the Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre, same idea.” 'Motional Organization for who consecrated four bishops Woinen on Friday endorsed Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Thiirsday in defiance of the pope, Jr R-Conn., in his bid for a fourth term, is right in opposing modernism in Man held after chase, shooting sald^thaf ^ spokeswoman in Greenwich, the church. The Vatican excom­ AP photo municated all five men after the WEST HARTFORD — A 31-year-old man was SWEET REVENGE — U.S. Customs hospitalized under police guard Friday after being iliegai drug, vaiued at about $480 million, O h a T iw we consider ourselves fortunate indeed ceremony in Econe, Switzerland. I shot in the leg following a car chase through West . agents working in Hicksville, N.Y., Friday chin i s) courageous legislative leader- Williamson, a Briton who con­ was confiscated and three men were shm in protecting as well as promoting our issues.” Hartford, police said. inspect packages of chocolate that were arrested. Authorities called it the largest verted from the Anglican Church, J o ^ n h ^ T 'V'-’ challenged this year by W k- recalled that the early Christian The incident began when Lloyd Braman of shipped from Ecuador with cocaine cocaine seizure ever in the Northeast. hidden inside. About 6,000 pounds of the vpnpr^i Connecticut’s attorney theologian Athanasius was ex­ Hartford allegedly pointed a revolver at two men at nominee ‘ he Democratic communicated in the 4th century the Prospect Plaza shopping area, saidSgt. Stephen but eventually made a saint. Looby. The two men told a nearby police officer, Weicker said NOW’s issues “ in the fight against Athanasius was a champion of who followed Bremen’s car in his cruiser, police Crafts jury goes into weekend, famnies "PPe^unity are issues of orthodoxy in the 4th century said. families and commj^ities that cross gender lines.” intrigues over what became Braman"ignored the officer’s signals to pull over known as the Arian heresy. and took off on Interstate84 westbound. Looby said. Zaccaro begins his sentence AP photo “ It was proved that Athanasius When he encountered a police roadblock, Braman wants to rehear more testimony ON STRIKE — Scott Sydney walks the Electric Boat was right all along.” he told The drove across the median and headed east, leaving SOUTH BURLINGTON. Vt. - John Zaccaro Jr Associated Press in a telephone NEW LONDON (AP) - The picket line in Groton Friday with his dog, Jason. Sydney the interstate at Park Road, Looby said. After the first week of the trial, heard the tape of the testimony of began his four-month sentence for selling a interview from Econe, the site of ju ry in the Richard Crafts the proceedings were tape Dr. Mel Goldstein, a meteorolo­ quarter-gram of cocaine to an undercover officer by was told by police to remove the sign-bearing dog or he Lefebvre’s Swiss seminary. Officers chased Braman io Trout Brook Road, murder trial was told to continue reporting to jail Friday before being put under recorded. gist who reported on weather would be arrested. He chose to remove the dog. The schism created by the where he abandoned his car and pointed his weapon its deliberations for an eighth day house arrest. Mayo was hired by Mrs. Crafts, conditions during the week in consecrations and resulting ex- a two police officers, who opened fire. Looby said. on Saturday, and the judge would who was in the process of November 1986 when Crafts’ wife Zaccaro, 24-year-old son of former vice presiden- coinmunications was the first Braman was shot in the lower left leg. not rule out keeping the court in divorcing her husband when she disappeared and her husband ftal candidate Geraldine Ferraro, was booked at major split in the church since the session through the entire holiday disappeared, to find out if he was' rented a wood chipping machine. Chittenden Community Correctional Center and Pickets noisy, peaceful so-called Old Catholics broke weekend to get a verdict. having extramarital affairs. then left to begin a special house arrest program for with Rome in 1870 after the Maine cops now drug agents Superior Court Judge Barry non-violent criminals. Asked by the jury what his Crafts. 50, an airline pilot from • doctrine of papal infallibility was AUGUSTA, Maine — Bracing fora possible wave Schaller interrupted the jurors’ plans were for Sunday and the Newtown, is charged with mur­ S® ®®"™® 8»"e ” said Philip Scripture. on EB strike’s first day proclaimed. morning deliberations Friday to of drug-smuggling activity in New England, federal Fourth of July, Schaller said he dering his wife. Danish-born Chittenden superintendent. “ He was processed, When asked what practical inform them of his arrangements customs officials received the authority Friday to did not want to make a'decision stewardess Helle Crafts, on Nov. fingerprinted, photographed and left at 2:30. We GROTON (AP) — Noisy but Company officials said they consequences he expected the for the trial’s first Saturday treated this as a routine booking.” deputize Maine state troopers, who will have power until he sees how much progress 18 or 19.1986, and disposing of the peaceful picketing marked the didn’t know how many people Vatican sanction to bring, Willi­ session. to search for contraband wlth'out warrants on a is made Saturday. But he said the body with a wood chipper in first day of a strike by more than stayed out of work Friday. amson said: The judge said it was important case-by-case basis. court would try to be accommo­ Southbury. ^ 10,000 workers against Electric Electric Boat spokesman Neil “ The fight has just started. I to maintain continuity and not let Feds like bridge Inspections dating with the hours of the Boat, maker of the Navy’s Ruenzel didn’t return telephone hope that the issues begin to clear Specially trained troopers will be deputized if they the passage of time dim the jury’s Crafts rented a wood chipper on proceedings if deliberations con­ HARTFORD — The state Department of nuclear submarines, while the calls Friday. and we will come out of this see suspicious activity'H ^ond Maltitf^s 3,S08-mile ’ recollection of testimony in the Nov. 20,1986. Goldstein testified it tinued into Sunday. Transportation has released a report by federal region braced for the economic Police reported two arrests in dreamland in which the devil has coastline and neai^ly BOOy miles^'Vit virtually ''trial, which began 13 weeks ago. rained heavily that afternoon and The judge said he was hoping highway officials commending its bridge inspection fallout of the walkout against its the early hours of the strike, one got vqst numbers of people unguarded border w iA ’’(J^iinada, uiid^^an agree­ At the close of deliberations, evening, a day after a heavy the panel could reach a verdict program. largest employer. of a man for setting off fire­ asleep; completely unaware ment signed by state police and U.S. Customs ';*‘^he jury informed the court it Saturday. snowstorm. The workers, members of un­ “ The state of Connecticut has a well organized, workers and another of a Groton there is k problem. The archbi­ Service officials. ' wanted to listen Saturday to more As it had the previous five full A Southbury highway depart­ superior bridge inspection program,” was the ions belonging to the Metal man who allegedly drove his car shop said today that he hopes this ■' testimony from the trial. With increased pressuiv on smugglers in southern days of deliberations, the jury ment worker spotted someone conclusion of the Federal Highway Administration, Trades Council, walked off the through police barricades on the event will lance the abscess of states, officials believe drug activity may pick up in The testimony, from private Friday again requested to hear a using a wood chipper along the which reviewed the state’s program in May. - job at midnight Thursday after street in front of the plant, nearly modernist Rome.” investigator Keith Mayo, is ex­ New England. Similar agreements to deputize state replay of a portion of trial Housatonic R iver in Southbury The highway administration said that the rejecting the company’s proposal hitting some pickets. Williamson shrugged off a pected to take a day to be read by police will be sought with other states in the region, testimony. Jurors spent most of some time around Nov. 20, but he “ quality of (Connecticut’s) inspections is such that to pay them lump-sum bonuses in Owners of bars and liquor statement by Vatican spokesman the court reporter who was said Philip W. Spayd, Northeast regional commis­ the day, however, deliberating in was* not certain of the date. He they rank in the top half-dozen or so states in the each of the next three years stores in the blocks near the plant Joaquin Navarro, who predicted present when he was on the sioner of the Customs Service. the jury room. said, however, it was raining at nation.” instead of higher wages. on the Thames R iver followed 80 percent of Lefebvre’s followers witness stand. In the courtroom, the panel the time. The agency made no specific recommendations Negotiations between the MTC, police requests to close Thursday will leave him after the for improvements in the program. which reprsents more than half of and Friday. Grocery stores also excommunication. The state’s bridge inspection program was beefed Electric Boat’s 18,000 workers, stopped selling beer. “Poor Father Navarro.” he up in the wake of the June 1983 collapse of the broke down about a half hour The last strike by the MTC said. “ He lives in a different EAST HARTFORD — A cable televison repair­ Guilty verdict m 77 cop slaying^ Mianus River bridge on Interstate 95 in Greenwich. before midnight Thursday. against “ the Boat,” as Electric world than from the world I live manm an whowhn wasWACi stabbedsfnkKoH during an apparent robbery__ •««__ . 52 J HARTFORD (AP) — A jury on Holcomb, prosecutor James Tho­ Connecticut Labor Commis­ Boat is known, lasted five months in.” attempt managed to radio for help from his truck utes after Castonguay’s quitting Friday found Gerard “ Gary” mas said the jury should convict sioner Betty L. Tianti, who met in 1975 and had an estimated $42 He was asked whether follow­ with the kdfte stuck in his side. time at his laborer job In Bristol. with several state legislators Castonguay guilty of capital the defendant in “the cold­ Kelly said is was improbable Bank-robbery suspect captured million ripple-effect on the econ­ ers might be shocked by a felony and felony murder in the blooded execution.” from the Groton-New London omy of southeastern Connecticut. a Michael Tuley, 23, of East Hartford was released that Castonguay could go home, MILFORD — A man authorities blame for a sentence in Lefebvre’s letter to slaying of a Plainville police area Friday morning, said state Harry Munroe, a 34-year-old Friday from St. Francis Hospital and Medical Thomas quoted testimony indi­ collect burglary tools, pick up an string of bank robberies in the New Haven area over the four new bishops that menti­ officer following a burglary in mediators had been in touch with pipefitter from West Greenwich, Center in Hartford, where a knife with a 4-inch blade cating that Holcomb’s death as he accomplice, case the tagret house the last three weeks was captured Friday, police oned “ antichrists occupying the 1977. both sides but that neither R.I., said he left Electric Boat • was removed surgically from his side on Thursday. chased a burglar was “an in Plainville, then commit the said. chair of Peter and the posts of The verdict was reached after execution.” seemed interested in talking. during the 1975 strike and worked authority in Rom e.” break-in that led to Holcomb’s Milford police confirmed they apprehended ’Tuley, a repairman for United Cable Television two days of deliberations which About 300 workers, some chant­ in real estate before returning to “ There was a shot. He went death. Joseph Coe, 29, of New Haven, but wouldn’t reveal Corp., was stabbed shortly before noon Thursday as began after the Hartford Su^rior ing obscenities and heckling a few the company in 1982. He said he In response, he said Christians down. Then three more shots He also said Castonguay was further details of the arrest. he was getting into his truck behind a condominium white-collar workers who plans to look for another job believe there are “ many antich­ Court jury received its instruc­ were pumped into his body,” framed by his admitted burglary complex in East Hartford. tions Wednesday morning from The U.S. Marshal Service released a statement watched from inside the ship­ again. rists” doing the work of “ the Thomas said. partner, his nephew RoccoTesta. saying that Coe was arrested after leaving the Police said the assailant sprung out of the brush to Judge Thomas Corrigan. Sen­ yard, picketed outside four gates “ I feel It’s probably better to Antichrist, the one who is coming But public defender contended Testa was given immunity in Comfed Bank in Milford around 6 p.m. rob the repairman and became angry when ’Tuley tencing was scheduled for some­ to the giant facility Friday walk away with nothing and have at the end of the world.” Richard Kelly said the state did return for his testimony in Coe was apparently Identified by a teller and left turned to get into his truck. ^ time in August. morning. The number dwindled nowhere to go but up than to not prove that Castonguay, 44, C a s t o n ^ y ’s first trial in .1980. In the bank in an allegedly stolen vehicle that he is said “ Any enemy of the church is an ’Tuley called the company’s dispatcher on the During final arguments Tues­ was the murderer. to about 50 later in the day. submit to three years of regres­ two-way radio and said, “ I’ve just been stabbed.” 1986, Castonguay won a new trial to have been using, and Milford police followed him, antichrist,” he said. “ It is strong day in Castonguay’s second trial He cited witnesses who said the More than 100 state and local sive income,” said Munroe. who The dispatcher contacted police. because the trial judge had gi.ven pulled him over and arrested him, the marshal’s language but you have to re­ in the slaying of Officer Ifobert shooting occurred only 45 min­ police stood by, but there were no is married and has a 5-year-old faulty instructions to the jury. office said. confrontations. member what the church was 30 son. years ago and see it today Nation & World Medcare Nation & World Circus makes debut in Japan SAPPORO, Japan — Tha^rownups paid $40/_ expansion Shultz returns from tour ticket without' a murmur and the children proved that kids are kids the world over when the Greatest SAN JOSE. Costa Rica — Secretary of State strong presidency Show op Earth made its debut In this very K approved George P. Shultz ended a visit to Central America Friday and leaders of Nicaraguan guerrillas said unfamiliar part of the world on Friday. MOSCOW (AP) - Mikhail S. The Ringling Bros, and Bamum and Bailey they discussed with him ways to win congressional nist Party leaders become the : - r approval for aid to the rebels. Gorbachev won Communist _ Circus roused some familiar reactions even though leaders of the corresponding v: WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ Alfredo Cesar; a leader of the rebels known as Party backing Friday for sweep­ legislature, all the way up to it was performing 5,000 miles from home. The dent Reagan on Friday signed a Contras, met with Shultz on Thursday and later said ing changes that would limit top combining the job of president cavorting clowns and the dancing elephants still major expansion of Medicare to officials to 10 years in office and helped make the Big Top a big hit. the package discussed could include direct U.S. aid and party general secretary. r / i provide insurance against linger­ to the leftist Sandinista government If It fulfills create a new, stronger presid­ That could set the stage for Ringmaster Dinny McGuire was ecstatic about ing major illnesses but warned ency he might fill. promised democratic reforms. Gorbachev to consolidate hisgrip the reception here following the afternoon perfor-' future presidents and Congresses The four-day national confer­ mance and Susannah Smith, vice president for The United States cut all aid to the Nicaraguan on power by taking on the more to keep the cost down lest it grow _ government in 1981. ence of 5.000 party members, the public relations, said the evening performance powerful presidehcy as well as into “ a program we can’t afford.” t 1 ShulU spent six hours in San Jose after a flight first since 1941, closed with being party chief. “ went even better.” ^ “ Every administration since ^ Guatemala, where another rebel leader. Gorbachev proclaiming the re­ Georgy Razumovsky, a non­ "Some of the kids were dancing in the aisles,” she • the Medicare program was Adolfo Calero, said there was discussion on a $30 forms would point the way to a voting Politburo member, said said. passed has worried about the million aid package for the guerrillas, known as new “ democratic image of social­ 209 delegtes voted against that 'U “ We have been prepared for a reserved, quiet seemingly uncontrollable cost Contras. ism,” and finding himself in the provision,- an extremely rare -Vcrowd. This is not Texas,” McGuire said after the increases in pur government middle of an open feud between first performance. Calero said there have been informal talks about show of dissent in the party. health care programs,” Reagan two top party officials. “ But they clapped fervently ... I did not expect the possibility of setting aside $7 million and Gorbachev, assessing the re­ said at a ceremony in the White releasing it as military aid the Sandinistas do not The confrontation between them to be as overwhelmingly demonstrative in House Rose Garden. sults of the conference just before their response.” meet promises for greater democracy. Kremlin No. 2 leader Yegor K. it closed late Friday night, said, “ Whoever the president in ‘ Ligachev and former Moscow office, program costs have ex­ “ Through democratization, eco­ Man convicted in two murders party chief Boris N. Yeltsin, nomic reform and changes in the ceeded the best congressional Drought Is taking its toll played out on Soviet television political system we will make budget estimates,” he said. “ Un­ PHILADELPHIA — A jury Friday convicted before millions of viewers, gave The drought could deal North Dakota’s economy a less we are careful, it is possible Gary Heidnik of murdering two of six women he perestroika irreversible. We will AP photo Soviets an unprecedented look at reach a fundamentally new state, $3 billion blow this year, an economist said Friday, that aspects of this legislation will aMucted and kept shackled in his basement torture cracks in the monolithic front and hay arrived in parched Indiana from Southern do the same.” chamber. of our society, a new humane and GLAD TO SEE YOU — Massachusetts Gov. Michael provided by Communist Party democratic image of socialism.” farmers repaying a 2-year-old debt. Dukakis, left, joins Ohio Sen. John Glenn during a Friday The bill is the first substantial The case focused on whether Heidnik knew right leaders. ^ ■ Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste issued an executive expansion of Medicare since it froin wrong when he raped and^killed women he He called the conference to rally at a United Auto Workers union hall in Dayton, Ohio. Alexander Lukyanov, party pass judgment on his plans for order Friday that he said would speed delivery of was established in 1965. lured to his North Philadelphia/home. The defense Central Corpinittee Secretary hay to drought-stricken farmers and ban most argued he is schizophrenic and not responsible for perestroika, or restructuring of Reagan noted that the legisla-. told a late-night news conference Soviet society. outdoor burning, and he urged mandatory water use tion provides new benefits for the his actions. the delegates backed Gorba­ Referring to his proposals to restrictions statewide. nation’s 32 million Medicare convicted of first-degree murder, chev’s proposals to limit elected Rain that spread across Iowa earlier this week Duke auditions Gienn, recipients, including prescription kidnapping, rape, aggravated assault and involun­ restructure the government’s le­ party officials to a maximum of gislative branch and give the wasn’t enough to keep the state from surpassing drugs and care provided to tary deviate sexual intercourse. He was acquitted of two five-year terms with no president new powers, Gorba­ Dust Bowl days with the driest first half-year on. patients in their homes. one count of the latter charge. exceptions. chev said “ the conference will record, a state official said. likes ‘dull and boring’ “ We have no real way of Judge Lynne Abraham set Saturday morning for He also said the new. stronger continue living in the society, in “ If this is what we get for the next month it’s not knowing how much these services the start of a penalty hearing. Prosecutors have said DAYTON, Ohio (AP) — Demo­ presidency backed by the confer­ the discussions in the society, but going to be enough,” Nebraska Agriculture choosing a running mate, a will cost,” he said. “ So if future they would seek the death penalty. crat Michael Dukakis auditioited ence provides the powers Gorba­ now we know how we must Director Roy Frederick said of the rain. “ What we process he was determined to administrations and Congresses Jurors, chosen in Pittsburgh because of pretrial Sen. John Glenn for vice presi­ chev requested to settle matters transform the political system.” did receive was somewhat spotty and with the keep as closed to scrutiny as aren’t diligent, these new benefits publicity here, began deliberating Wednesday dent Friday before a cheering of foreign policy and act as moisture deficiency we have in the eastern part of possible. could contribute to a program we afternoon, and issued their verdict at 3' 30 n m Tass said the conference homestate crowd and said he chairman of the Defense Council. adopted a package of six resolu- the state, this is not going to do tht job for us.” When pressed for a vice presi­ ^an’t afford. Friday. rather liked “ dull and boring” — The latter position traditionally is tion?, saying the debate on dential preference, Dukakis re­ ’'This could be more than a a description sometimes att­ held by the party general secre­ bureaucracy, inter-ethnic rela- peatedly offered no hint of his budget problem. It could be a Supercops slow drug traffic Teams begin INF Inspections ached to both men. choice and said he would "make a tary, the post Gorbachev has held tions and Gorbachev’s policy of tragedy. The program, after all. PRICE S CORNER, Del. — Along just 35 miles of since March 1 ^ . After his joint appearance with decision when I’m ready to make MIKHAIL GORBACHEV “ glasnost,” or more openness, WASHINGTON — U.S. and Soviet teams were is to be paid for by the elderly interstate. State Police Cpl. Robert J. Duman the Ohio senator to wind up a a decision.” The meeting also approved his were particularly thorny. It did beginning inspection visits Friday to verify themselves. So we must control . .. “democratic image" quick Midwest campaign trip, confiscated $7 million worth of drugs, money and recommendation that Commu­ not say what the resolutions said. compliance with the treaty which requires the He told reporters in Ohio that he the costs of these new benefits or Dukakis returned to Boston for a guns last year during otherwise routine stops for destruction of superpower medium-range missiles, expected to notify those he we’ll harm the very people we are traffic violations. holiday ^ekend that will be doesn’t choose before making any officials said. trying to help.” “ You get a sense like you’re absolutely doing capped byy 4i| Fourth o;of July dinner public announcement. The Soviet government notified the United States Medicare enrollees will pay for something good,” said Duman, who isn’t sure how Israeli candidate takes hard line .with Jessele Xackson. “ I generally have the practice early Friday that fiv^Uains were t^lAhg in San the additional benefits through a many arrests he made on Delaware’s short segment JERUSALEM (AP) — The Republican>George Bush was in of notifying people I don’t pick.” and Gaza Strip, said Beny^^^ip village, and 4dlled another vil- Francisco, said KendalbPease, spok^hlan for the ;'!ke‘Iinebunkn^ flat increase in monthly Social of 1-95. “ Nothing beats the thrill of making that man who may become the na­ he said. Netanyahu, a former ambaua- lager^jlfie hospital officials said. ennebunkpoitrMaine, celebrat­ Security premiums and an addi­ arrest.” tion’s foreign minister said Fri­ U.S. On-Site Inspection : Agency," treated last ’ ^ing I hhis T mother’s Z th e r ’ 87th birthday. He dor to the United Nations a w a January to monitor compliance with the "» Dukakis invited Jackson and tional premium on the approxi­ Duman, 35, is one of a special breed that federal day it should be Israel’s polic}tJo J leading candidate in the No­ Her^dbath brought to 214 the planned to spend the holiday his wife, Jacqueline, to join him Intermediate-range Nuclear Forces treaty. mately 40 percent of the elderly Drug Enforcement Administration official Ron deport Palestinian activists and vember parliamentary election. number of Palestinians killed Under the treaty, signed last Dec. 9 at the campaigning in Michigan, Illi­ and his wife, Kitty, for a holiday to open fire on rioters to crush the nois and Missouri. who pay federal income tax. Gospodarek calls “ supercops.” since violence began Dec. 8 in the Washington summit, the Soviets need not list the dinner at their home in Brookline, The flat increase will be $4 a In 33 states, highway patrol officers on routine 7-month-old rebellion in the occu­ Netanyahu could be the next West Bank and Gaza, which As he approached the final two foreign minister if his right-wing sites they want to visit until they have been in the Mass., and then attend a Boston month in 1989, climbing to $10.10 patrol are part of “ Operation Pipeline,” using pied lands. Israel captured from Jordan and weeks before the Democratic Likud bloc wins the election. United States 48 hours, Pease said. Pops concert. in 1993. The sliding scale pre­ traffic stops to collar criminals and make big dmg A Palestinian woman died of Egypt in the 1967 war. Four National Convention in Atlanta, Other Soviet teams will inspect sites in the eastern Meanwhile,' Mayor Andrew mium is projected to rise from a gunshot wounds to the head Likud and the rival center-left Israelis also have been slain. Dukakis had his party’s presiden­ busts instead of just writing speeding tickets he United States, but their arrival time has nbt been Young of Atlanta said he doubted maximum of 15 percent of regu­ said. suffered in an army raid on her Labor Party share a tenuous tial nomination firmly in hand “ national unity” coalition and Netanyahu told The Associated relayed to the United States, Pease said. Jackson would press to be the lar income tax liability in 1989 to NaUonwide. 8>A percent of the nation’s cocaine village May 18, said officials at and was deep into the business of recent polls show them running Press on Friday that Israel vice presidential nominee. about 28 percent in 1993. seizures in 1987 were executed during traffic stops Mukassad Hospital in Jerusalem. S Only a harsh crackdown can even in the election campaign. should “ expel the main core of and $18.6 million in cash was seized, according to the inciters who plan, organize and Defense plant cleanup costly DEA. restore Israel’s ability to deter Soldiers shot Fatima Kassem, execute the riots. ... We are WASHINGTON — Cleaning up environmental revolt among the 1.5 million 24, during a raid on Abwein, an Recent immigrant heid in stabbings Palestinians of the West Bank talking about .hundreds of n contamination and correcting existing problems at NASA to move space shuttle isolated West Bank mountain people.” CO the nation’s nuclear weapons plants could cost SANTA CLARA. Calif. (AP) — The slayings apparently oc­ rehabilitation in the Philippines CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Space workers will between 840 billion and $70 billion, according to a An amusement park worker was curred late Thursday, but author­ about five years ago, but couldn’t hold a special Fourth of July ceremony when they government report released Friday. in custody Friday after the ities had not established a motive, say what drug was Involved or move Discovery to the launch pad to be readied for And the Department of Energy report said the stabbing deaths of four relatives Asia concern: 3 billion’s a crowd n Sgt. Pat Kolstad said. A 13-inch whether there had been a relapse the first space shuttle mission since the Challenger price tag could be as high as $110 billion in order to and the wounding of a fifth, a kitchen knife, believed to be the TOKYO (AP) — Seven babies since he came to the U.S. He was tragedy. thered to debate the significance tion, food, environment and de­ maintain the environmental, safety and health crime neither police nor the uncle murder weapon, was found in a are born every second in Asia and standards at the plants through the year 2045. listening to rock music on the Two of the five astronauts slated to fly the early of the approaching milestone, its velopment, it would be difficult who summoned authorities can yard three houses from the scene, the continent may be only dayis effecU on the family and the The report was released by Sen. John Glenn, radio when he suddenly began September mission, NASA administrator James C. for the world to welcome a explain. he said. attacking family members, Kol­ away from reaching 3 billion growing problem of feeding all D-Ohio, who had requested it as chairman of the Fletcher and other NASA officials will watch from a peaceful 21st century,” said Sato Joselito C. Camangian, 23, who Elmer Gale, Camangian’s un­ stad said. inhabitants, an occasion causing those people. Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. flag-bedecked grandstand as the spaceship is rolled chairman of the Asian Forum of arrived in Santa Clara from the cle, said that after the rampage, Camagian, who had started some concern in the world’s most Takashi Sato, Japan’s minister Glenn said the report puts a price tag on the out of an assembly building into the glare of Parliamentarians on Population Philippines about five months his nephew said calmly, “ Maybe work this week at. a pizzeria at crowded corner, experts said of agriculture, said “ excessive department’s “ shameful neglect” toward the spotlights at 12:01 a.m. Monday. and Development, which spon­ ago, was arrested late Thursday I ’m going craiy. ... I don’t know Friday. population growth will result in health and safety of the public. Great America amusement park, Discovery will be perched upright on a giant sored the conference. at a gas station about a block what I did,” and told him to call was booked for investigation of China, faced with a motherlode shortages of food, resources and ” We ha ve a choice of paying the price with money tracked transporter for the six-to-seven-hour trip According to United Nations from the duplex where the bodies police. four counts of homicide and one over a 4.2-mile course to Launch Pad 39B. of maternity, marked the occa­ energy ... and environmental or with the health and safety of our children and sion with a ceremony and estimates, Asia’s population will of his brother, two sisters and a Kolstad and relatives said count of attempted homicide, The move is timed to avoid thunderstorms and destruction beyond national grandchildren,” Glenn said. speeches that urged its citizens to reach 3 billion at 47 minutes after niece were found. Camangian had undergone drug police said. lightning, which often occur during thedaytime this boundaries. time of year. keep practicing birth control. In “ Without global-level re­ midnight Greenwich Mean Time Tokyo, a group of experts ga­ sponses to the' issues of popula­ on Aug. 10 (8:47 p.m. EDT Aug. $) • Voar Neighbors’ Views O nNlO N > Should women be admitted as menribers in men’s clubs? Rose Cipollone was a gambler fjfmr

By Sarah Overstreet

Rose Cipollone was a gambler. We’ll never know when it was that she realized how dangerous was the game she played for 40 years; obviously, not in the first 20 years she • smoked, because the only information she had about its dangers was experiential; what she could see and feel. The information she got from the tobacco companies was that L&M’s were “Just What The Doctor Ordered," and she shouid “ Play Safe” by smoking Chesterfields. ^ We do know that Rose knew the dice were loaded against her since 1966, when her cigarette packs carried the warning that they were potential snake \(>V “ I would say that eyes. And we can’t know what she saw and felt of its “ I think it’s g r e a t... I ’ ’Yeah, women should women should be al­ “I’ll say good for “ Well, I don’t believe dangers the last 18 years of IJer life, once the don’t know why, b u t... I be allowed In ... I mean, “ I say, yes, they ought lowed in ... If it was them. More power to in holding any sort of warning went onto the packs and until she died of know that it should be, it when there’s ladies’ to be allowed because I, ^^cmoNNm R3(;risffl sSmething that my busi­ them, that’s all I can prejudice against any iung cancer in 1984. But we’ve all known enough just should.” night at Bentley’s, guys for one, bowl in a lot of ness associates were in­ say. It’s been a longtime sex or race, but I do smokers to at least be able to conjecture: Estelle Sazinski go down there, so why tournam ents and ... volved in, or it was coming.” believe that if a club was 82 Foster St. not let us in their club?” there’s not as nfhch men Being a smoker, she probably had friends who something that I was Thomas Sazinski set up for an individual, Laura Oliver bowling as there used to were also smokers. As they continued to smoke. interested in, yes, I 82 Foster St. if it was originally a 2 Clark Road be and the only way to Rose and her friends probably contracted a good Fighting America’s drought would be willing to'be the male club, and. it was first.” Bolton keep that going is to open number of bronchial infections every year. They designed fora male club, it up to women. Other­ Barbara Hansen coughed. They complained about shortness of W I think they have a right wise the bowling leagues The granaries were fruitful and starving men drought, the term “ Okie” dredges up frightening 93 Antrim Road breath doing things they used to do easily — mowing to have their own club.” and tournaments are moved on the road. The granaries were fu ll and the associations. Coventry the lawn, moving furniture, dancing. Anthony Baresio going to peter out, and children of the poor grew up rachitic, and the And that’s the amazing aspect of the current As she and her friends reached middle age, they 88 Pine St. we won’t have them any pustules of pellagra swelled on their sides. The great drought — its cyclical recurrences. Meteorologists more.” may have attributed these physical symptoms to companies did not know the line between hunger and point out that since the Civil War there has been a Ken Oliver just not being as young as they used to be. But as drought every five to 10 years. Yet the federal anger is a thin line. 2 Clark Road newspapers and magazines began to carry stories goveroment has ignored long-range policies for of health problems associated with smoking, they — John Steinbeck "The Crapes of Wrath." solutions, and instead focused on short-range recognized the possible link between cigarettes and policies for temporary relief. It’s the difference disease befalling people they knew; emphysema, between doing a rain dance and building a dam. tumors, cancer. They knew they were gambling; If we can’t do anything about the weather, we can they just didn’t know the odds. By Chuck Stone Globetrotting Shultr is laden with gifts at least do something about the earth. Except for a Around her. Rose Cipollone saw other people few dams and improved irrigation projects. WASHINGTON - Al­ trying to quit smoking. She watched them struggle City slickers like me take so much for granted. Am erica’s breadbasket is totally dependent on the My Story.” most everywhere Se­ de Namur. But organizations such as to free themselves from an addictive drug that has Milk, cereal, eggs, bacon and toast on the fickle cycles of rainfall. cretary of State George Along with the traditional tribal breakfast table. the Women’s Ordination Conference become more like an old friend than merely a habit Another country has handled the problem more Shultz travels, gifts gowns, the foreign minister for see cause for hope that a slight thaw Lettuce-and-tomato salads at lunch. Perhaps she even tried to quit herself. If she did, she successfully. After Israel became independent, it await him. He flies Liberia loaded Shultz down with a on women’s rights may be in the offing either decided it was too hard and she couldn’t do it, Corn and beef at dinner. recognized that water was the key to its survival. around the world with Jack small model of the national museum, in Rome. It just doesn’t occur to the average city dweller or she made the conscious decision to gamble a little The Water Law of 1959 gave the state control of all his bulging bag of pres­ a traditional hrad scarf, two silver Crusaders for women as priests longer. that our larder won’t always be filled. We suffer water rights. Since then, the tiny nation has ents, like Santa Clause AnilersoB rings and a dol| Colombia’s leader have won support, not just among momentary discomforts with fluctuating high The cigarette manufacturers were gamblers, too. transformed large areas of desert land into on rewind. gave Shultz $100 worth o f pink, progressive Catholic women, but prices and temporary shortages. But rarely any crop-producing oases. They knew of possible health risks associated with After six years as a long-stemmed roses. South Korea from ordained women ministers of serious economic dislocations. cigarettes years before the news came to Rose Its National Water Carrier, a system of canals, foreign diplomat, Shultz went to work on Shultz’s wardrobe, Protestant churches and from some All of that has changed with Drought U.S.A. 1988. Cipollone and her friends, yet they gambled the pipelines and tunnels 88 miles along, pumps water could —open his own giving him 4 yards of silk and several women rabbis. Areas known as Am erica’s Breadbasket — Iowa, information would never come back to haunt them. from the northeastern Jordan R iver and its international museum. pieces of costume jew elry. From the Groups of women, some interde­ Ohio, Kansas, Minnesota, North Dakota, Montana tributaries. Lake Kinneret and Beit She’an Springs, attorney general of Nigeria, Shultz For as long as they could get away with it, they Imagine the secretary of state cials, including Shultz, occasionally nominational and some made up only and sections of California — are coming up to Israel’s parched central and southern regions. As received a small ivory face adorned advertised their products as safe, and fought wearing a Liberian tribal gown. buy back their gifts at a fair market of Catholics, are meeting throughout dangerously arid. There is no rain. There is no a result, Israel not only feeds itself, hut alsoexports with elephant hair. against putting warnings on packs. They gambled sipping Russian vodka and leaning on value. the country in coming months to immediate likelihood of rain. Reservoirs are falling fruit and vegetables. The most common gift for Shultz that either their record would never catch up with a carved cane from Zaire. That is the What do foreign heads of state give discuss the ordination issue. 60 to 90 feet in California and the Carolinas. And If Israel can build an 88-mile system to pump last year was a cigarette hox. He got them, or by the time it did, they’d have spent the curious picture that would result if to the secretary of state who has The push took on a renewed vigor barges carrying supplies and produce to urban water into a desert, if Alaska can build an 800-mile silver-inlaid boxes from France, profits and been long gone. Shultz actually used some of the many everything? We obtained the list of the jast October in Cincinnati at an markets are being grounded on the Ohio and pipeline to pump oil, shouldn’t somebody in the gifts he receives. Mexico and India. Evidently, nobody The courts have finally recognized the cigarette dozens of gifU Shultz is free to keep interdenominational meeting of 3,000 Mississippi rivers. Department of Agriculture be discussing building a Shultz can keep only the gifts are told the donors that Shultz doesn’t manufacturers’ cuipability in this game of chance from the 26 countries he visited last women called “Women Church.” While America swelters, we’re reduced to the water carrier system that can pump water from worth less than $180. He must turn smoke. by awarding Rose’s widower $400,000 in damages. year alone. Feminist Gloria Steinem and promi­ impotence of Mark ’Twain’s wry observation, water-rich Canada and America’s Great Lakes into over the more expensive presents to Footnote: We asked the State The jury ruled Rose was 80 percent to blame for her The president of Keyna bestowed nent women clerics and academicians “ Everybody talks about the weather, but nobody the drought-stricken states that need it? the General Services Administration Department what gifts are given to attended. death, and the cigarette manufacturers were 20 upon Shultz carved elephant and rhino does anything about it.” Or are we going to talk about the possibilities of or display them at the State Depart- foreign diplomats who visit the United percent to blame, so they denied her any damages statues, 6 pounds of Kenyan coffee Insiders tell us that progress Cattle ranchers are doing the only thing they can. Drought 1088 becoming another Great Drought . ment while he remains in office. The States, and they refused to tell us Catholic women here and abroad have posthumously. But it’s a departure from earlier and a ring of semi-precious stones. Tens of thousands of cattle are being sent to 1933-38? GSA channels them to the^ibrary of Apparently the gifts are either state now begun working together to cases, where juries ruled that smokers were From Senegal, Shultz got two caftans slaughter because farmers can’t afford to feed Congress, the Smithsonian Institution secrets, or they’re too tacky. pressure Pope John Paul II to allow entirely to blame for their health problems. The them. and a silver filigree letter opener. Chnck Stone is a senior editor for the Philadelphia or another appropriate agency. women to be ordained and to take on cigarette companies had been allow ^ to introduce The U.S. Department of Agriculture has declared Daily News. Germany’s minister of foreign affairs The Vatican and women The GSA also stockpiles some gifts gave the secretary a crystal decanter, other duties now reserved for men. a hazardous product into the marketplace without m ore than 8S0 counties in 18 states as disaster areas. A Roman Catholic religious jRrder In a 400-square-foot vault. Once the glasses and a wooden candle At the same time, there is a growing being called to account for it. Senate Agriculture Committee Chairman Patrick has refused to dismiss two nun^^ho vault starts to bulge, the GSA has the pyramid. movement among some Catholic Rose Cipollone was a gambler, but one who Leahy, D-Vt., has set up a Joint Senate-House 'Task would not recant their pro-choice option of putting the gifu up for public Israeli and Salvadoran leaders women to simply take over the couldn’t know the odds against her. The cigarette.cy Force to deal with crop failures caused by the auction. The last such auction was stand on abortion, encouraging other functions on their own. companies, on the other hand, should have. They drought. iHaurlirstrr Hrralft tried to educate Shultz. Prim e Minis­ held in 1980, when 182 gifts from the Catholic women fighting for equality Meanwhile, Protestant women al­ had the information to know. The gam e Rose pla y ^ ter Shimon Peres presented Shultz Drought U.S.A. 1988 hasn’t reached the deadly Foundod In 1881 Carter administration fetched more within their church. ready serving an ordained ministers was loaded in favor of the gamemakers, who were with the book “ Jewish People, 4000 levels of the Great Drought U.S.A. 1933-38, nor are than $55,000. The Vatican itself may or may not are seeking advancement to such allowed to make the game attractive to lure her in PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Pntoitah-, Years of Survival.” El Salvador most experts predicting another “ Dust Bowl” OEOROE T. CHAPPELL...... A GSA employee told our associate, choose to handle the case of the two positions as bishop and to other roles and then cloud her chances o f winning. President Jose Napoleon Duarte gave catastrophe such as the one that inspired OOUOLA8 A. BEVINS...... " i i Eiieeutllw Ed*w Jim Lynch, that executive-level offi­ sisters, Barbara Ferraro and Patricia in their churches that have tradition­ m a r ie P.ONAOV...... Shultz an autobiography, “ Duarte, Steinbeck’s “The Grapes of Wrath.” But for Hussey, of the Sisters of Notre Dame ally been reserved for men. Sarah Oventicet It a tymUcaled oolainnltt. individual farmers already bankrupt^ by the 1988 ALEXANDER aiRELLI...... ‘ 4j‘ Church Bnlletiii Board Church Bulletin Board Farmer’s Market to bperi Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Seum united Methodist Church, 1224 Center Congregational Church ‘ of God Holltger. Sunday worship: holy eucho- Main St., Manchester. Dr. Shephard S. Calvary Cliurcit (Aswmbllet of God), rlst, 8 and 10 a.m .; church schoal, 9:45 Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. South United Methodist. The following activities are scheduled for the 400 Buckland Road, Soutti Windsor. a.m .; coffee fellowship, 11 a.m .; Lady I^w rence S. Staples, pastors. S«he- for the season on July 9 cpming week at Center Congregational Church: Rav. Konnoth L. Gustafson, pastor. Chapel apen afternaans; public healing dule: 10 a.m., worship service; 9 o.m., The following events are schedule!] for the conning 10:30 a.m ., worship, Sunday school and service, secand Thursday, 7:30 p.m .; church school. Nursery for preschool­ Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m., worship; Comnnunion evening prayer, Wednesday, 5 p.m. week at South United Methodist Church: This column is prepared by the child core; 4:30 p.m ., hymn slno and ers. (447-9141) $40 will pay for the whole week. Sunday; 10 a.m., nursery and toddler care; 11:15 pralso sarylco. Wodnosday, 7 p.m., 443-9203. Sunday — 9:30 a.m., summer choir; 10 a.m., holy staff of the Manchester Area Bible study and youth fellowship. Recent donors who have spon­ a.m., social hour. Communion, worship with the H ev. Cynthia A. Conference of Churches. (444-1102) St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park Mormon M A C C New s sored children for the Day Camp Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers. and Church streets, Manchester. An­ Good: Baptism; preschool nursery. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, ^ Th ^h u rch of Jesus Christ ef Latter- Monday — 10 a.m.. Alcoholics Anonymous. By Nancy Carr include; . Emanuel Lutheran Baptist assistant rector. Worship: 7:30o:m.and day Saints, 30 WoodstdeSt., Manches­ McCubrey family for Mrs. Roder­ 9:30 a.m .; church school, 9:30 a.m .; ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., Thursday — 7:30 p.m.V New England Christian Director Emanuel Lutheran Church _ Community Baptist Church, 585 E. bobv-slttlno, 9:15 to 11:15 a.m .; holy sacrament meefing; 10:50a.m., Sunday Chorale. Honey offered for sale must be ick MacLean, Marianne and Ray Center St., Manchester. Rev. domes I. eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. school and prim ary; 11:40 a.m .,prlest- Wilcox, David and Gertrude J. Daily Bible school will be held at Emanuel Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 o.m., (449-4583) Friday — 10 a m.. Al-Anon. The Downtown Farmer’s from your own bees, eggs from Iwod and relief society. (443-4003 or Williams. Gertrude from "Green Lutheran Church July 25 through 29, from 9 a.m. to worship service; 9:15 o.m ., church 228-3715) t Market will open for the season on „ your own phickens and so forth. school. Nursery core provided. (443- Lodge” , John and Kathleen noon. This isopen to children, age 3 through those in 0537) July 9. The market will be open The Farmer’s Market is open Goapei Second Congregational Faulds. Dorothy Senego, John sixth grade. It is non-denominational and free. m ih Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Nationai Cathoiic from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. each rain or shine. The volunteers who Manchester. Rev. James Bellasov, Church ef the Living <3od, an evangel­ and Elizabeth Spaulding, Clara Activities will include Bible stories, art and music, ical, full-gospel church, Robertson July 11 is the last date for registering children for o ' Saturday through the fall harvest make the market possible in­ pastor. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday school; 10:30 SL John the Baptist Polish National Gill, Marjorie Jesanis, Winifred recreation and worship. Snacks will be provided. o.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening School, North School Street, Manches­ Catholic Church, 23 Golwey St., Man­ vacation church school at Second Congregational season. clude: Doris Coughlin, Helen service. (444-5314) ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, Church. Masses for children ages 3 to 12 will be Aug. Datson, John Anderson, Velma Mccprtnick, Alan Kasputis and Registration is required before July 10. Call _Rlrat Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Meeting Sundays, 10 to 11:30 o.m. pastor. Sunday mass, 9a.m.; weekdays, The farmers plan to have 643-1193. Rood, Manchester. 9:30 a.m ., Sunday Nursery and Sunday school. 8 a.m. (443-5904)- 22 th ro u ^ 2 6 .9; 30 to 11:45 a.m. The theme is Jesus cucumbers, yellow and green Piela, Tina DePumpo, John Helen, Marion Jesseman. Elea-' school; 11a.m.,worshlpservlce; 7p.m., Manchester Christian Fellowship, 509 Loves Me, and the day will include Bible stories, squash, lettuce, spinach, green ' McLain and Dick Ouellette. nor Cole, William and Nora Events scheduled for the coming week at evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week E. Middle Turnpike, Donlel M. Bols- Crowley. Emanuel Lutheran Church: service. Nursery at all services. (449- vert,pastor. Sundays, 10 a.m.; Wednes­ Nazarene music^ art and games. 'There is an enrollment fee of beans and tomatoes. There also We are still looking for a 7509) day Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock $5 per child. For information, call 649-2863, Monday. volunteer to staff the market on Sunday — 8 a.m., worship in chapel, Communion: Church ef the Naierene, 234 Main St., will be raspbernes, blueberrieiL CLOTHING N EED ED — We First Baptist Chapel ot the Deat, 240 coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Soturdovof Wednesday or Friday, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 9:30 a.m., worship: nursery. Hlllstown Rood, Manchester. Rev. K. the month. Manchester. Rev. Philip Chatto, senior Medley plums and Lodi apples. Sept. 3. Becoming a volunteer a t' need men’s underwear and white Tuesday — 9 a.rn., staff: 10 a.m., Old Guard. Kreutzer, pastor. (443-7543) Full Gospel Interdenominational pastor; Rev. Mork Green, minister of The Puritan apples will be ready the Farm er’s Market is a produc­ socks at the Samaritan Shelter. Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. oufreoch. 9:30 o.m ., Sunday school; soon. tive way to spend a Saturday Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Vacation Bible School Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark O. Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., 10:40 a.m., worship, children's church North United Methodist Used items are fine as long as teachers’ meeting. Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 and nursery; 4 p.m., evening praise The Downtown Farmer’s morning in front of St. James. they are clean and in good o. m., morning service; 4 p.m., evening p.nn., worship service. Tuesday at 7:30 service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, Activities scheduled for the coming week at North Any farmers in the area, Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer service: A.A. service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 p.ifi., special Bible studies; Wednesday 7 p.m ., Wednesday. (444-8599) ' Market is sponsored annually by condition. Donations can be left Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. p. m. (443-9359) at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer United Methodist Church include; MACC to provide fresh produce including our small backyard between 9:30 a.m. and 10 p.m Iln0r444-8731, 24 hours. Sunday — 9 a.m., worship with the Rev. William farmers, are invited to join Os. Gospel Hall, Center Street, Manches­ Pentecostai ( during the summer within walk­ but please call 647-8003 before Christian Science ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., ^ Trench: 6:30 p.m.. ecumenical prayer group ing distance of the low-income Call Joanne at 646-4114 for more coming. Church of Risen Savior Sunday school; 7 p.m., gospel meetlnoX^ United Pentecostal Church, 187 Tuesday - 6:30 p.m.. Take Off Pounds Sensibly: information. First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Woodbrldoe St., Manchester. Rev. elderly and families living in the Volunteers are needed 9 a.m. to The Rev. Vincent Aheme will speak Wednesday N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 o.m., / Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ 7:30 p.m.. ecumenical prayer group. Main Street area. The market is day school; 11 o.m., morning worship; 4 NOTICE_S — We are still 1 p.m. Monday, Wednesday or at the Church of the Risen Savior, 9 Ellington Ave., -church service, Sunday school, and Jehovah’S Witnesses Friday — 6 p.m.. softball on Pagani Field. made possible through the town. core for small children. (449-1444) p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ recruiting teenage counselors 14 Thursday in the MACC’s She­ nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, in the Rockville section of Vernon. He will speak on Reading Room, 454A Center St., Man­ Jehovah's Witnesses, 447 Tolland St. James Church and many years and older to work at the pherd’s Place Soup Kitchen at the healing of human relationships. This church is chester. (449-8982) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 ladles' prayer; 7 o.m. Thursday, men's volunteers. p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 prayer; 7 o.m., Friday, youth service. Comrnunity Baptist Church Interfaith Day Camp for 50 Center Church to help prepare the the only local parish of the Syro-Chaldean Church, p.m., service meeting; Wednesday, 7:15 (449-9848) Eleven farmers have regis­ youngsters (6 to 11 years old) main meal, fix bag dinners and Church of Christ p.m., congregation book study; Sun­ These' are the events planned for this week at an Eastern rite church. For more information, call tered to participate in the referred by local social workers. serve meals. For more informa­ 872-4300. day, 9:30 o.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., Community Baptist Church: Church of Christ, Lydoll and Vernon Wotchtower study. (444-1490) Presbyterian market. Participating in the The camp will operate Monday tion call 646-6814. streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Sunday — 10:30 a.m., worship with the Rev. John market are: Stella and John* The Shelter needs a night pulpit minister. Gareth Flanary, evan­ Coventry Presbyterlon Church, Neubert. pastor emeritus of the church. through Friday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m gelism minister. Sunday services: 9 Jewish — Conservative, Route 44 and Trowbridge Rood, Coven­ McDonald, farmers of the sea, the weeks of July 11 and July 18. supervisor for alternating wee- Peace vigil set a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship; 4 try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sunday, Tuesday — 7:30 p.m.. Parents Anonymous. and Doris and Emil Stavens. will kends beginning Aug. 1. Hours p.m., worship. Wednesday, 7 p.m., Temple Beth Shelem, 400 E. Middle 9:30 a.m ., worship; 10:45 a.m ., Sunday Wednesday — 7:30 p.m.. Fam ily Anonymous. We still need adult volunteers to Bible study. Nursery provided for all Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ staff the Sales Exchange for help with a variety of activities are 7 p.m. to 7a.m. Saturday and The Peace and Justice Committee of the Plavin, rabbi; Wayne Krleger, cantor; ship. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, prayer Thursday - 9 a m.. Weight Watchers. services. (444-2903) Refugee Rehabilitation Voca­ including the hike which is Sunday at hourly wages. Send Manchester Area Conference of Churches will hold Or. Leon Wind, robbi emeritus. Servi­ meeting. (742-7232) Saturday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers. tions table. ces: 7:30 p.m. Sundoy to Thursday, 10 Presbyterlon Church of Manchester, planned. Please call Beth at letter of interest to Samaritan a vigil at Memorial Chapel, Emanuel Lutheran 43 Spruce St., Manchester.- Rev. Ri­ Congregationai a.m. Saturday. Call synagogue for To sell produce at the MACC 646-4114 to volunteer. We also Shelter, MACC, Box 773. Man­ Church, at 10 a.m. Thursday. All are welcome. Friday service fime. (443-9543) chard G ray, pastor, 10:30 a.m ., worship Farmer’s Market, local farmers Bolton Cangreaotlanal Church, 228 8 service, nursery; 9:15 a.m ., Sunday Trinity Covenant Church need items for the craft pro­ chester 06040, attention Pat Burt Bolton Center Rood, at the Green, schoal; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. must meet the following require­ grams; used pipe cleaners, wa- Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ Jewish — Reform (4434)904) ments: all fruits, vegetables, ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, The following activities are planned for the tercolors and poster paints, old St. Mary’s Episcopal church school; 11 o.m., fellowship; Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. coming week at Trinity Covenant Church: herbs, plants and flowers must be brushes, newsprint and poster- 11:15 o.m ., forum program. (449-7077 Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- grown on land deeded or leased to tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Roman Cathoiic . Sunday — 8 and lOa.m.. morning worship with the board. Also any sports equip­ St. M ary’s Episcopal Church plans the following office or 447-8878 parsonage. the farmer. (You cannot pur­ Center Censreeetlenel Church, 11 Friday; children's services, 7:45 p.m. Chiwch of the Assumption, Adams Rev. Norman E. Swensen: 9:30 a.m., coffee and ment. All items may be left at the THE events for the-coming week: Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. second Friday of each month. (444-8444) Street at Thompson Road, Manchester. fellowship. chase produce from a second- Department of Human Needs Sunday — 7:30 and 9:30 a.m., holy Eucharist. Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Robert J. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. Bills, minister of visitations; Rev. Tues(lay — 6 a.m.. men’s prayer breakfast at La party and resell it at the market); BIBIE Monday — 4 p.m.. A.A. ice cream social. Lutheran Joseph Parel, assistant pastor. Satur­ weekdays between 9 a.m. and 5 Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeritus, day mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at Strada Restaurant: 7 p.m,. chairmen’s meeting. baked or processed goods (i.e. p.m. or at Concordia. 41 Pitkin Tuesday — 9:15 a.m., staff meeting. worship service, 8 and 10 a.m.; church bread, jellies, jams, etc.) must be school, 10 o.m. (447:9941) CencerdM Lutheran Church (ELCA), 2:5!:' * o-oi-' 10:30 a.m. and noon. WMnesday — 6:30 a.m.. women’s prayer St., between 8:30 a.m. and 3 p.m SPEAKS Wednesday — 10 a.m., holy Communion; 7:30 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. (443-2195) I ^ First CenBreBotlonal Church of An­ St. Bartholomew's Church, 741 E. breakfast at La Strada Restaurant baked by the farmer. Cider/syr- Your gift of $8 to MACC Interfaith p.m.. curriculum meeting. ■ ‘ dover, Route 4, Andover. Rev. Howard KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ Eugene Brewer I nold T . Wonoerln, assistant pastor. Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. Friday - 6 p.m.. softball. ups must be produced by trees Thursday—.7:10 p.m., evening prayer; 7;30p.im., Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 o.m., Martin J. Scholsxy, pastor. Saturday DayCgqip, Box 773, Manchester, worship; 9:30 o.m., ^rch-school. Schedule: 8a.m .,holycom m unlon; 9:15 Saturday — 1 p.m.. softball tournament. owned or leased by the farmer. Bible study. o.m., church school, adult education, mass at 5 p.m .; Sunday masses at 8:30, will spmsor a child fo^^day. And Nursery care provided. 1742-7494) 10 and 11:30 a.m. (444-1413) First CunBratMtloiMl Church of Cov­ confirmation forum; 10:30 o.m. holy Rolationshipol That'* a big part Friday — 8 p.m., A.A. communion. Nursery care all hours. St. BrMgot Church, 70 Main St., entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo and of what life la all about. And a major Saturday — 7:30 a.m.. Men’s CLub; 1:30 p.m., Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 o.m., wor­ (449-5311) Emonuel Lutheran Church, 40 Church Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. portion of thoao la friends. There Is Alanon; 7:30 p.m., A.A. ^ ship; 9:30 o.m ., church school In Church 'M u rd a y moss 5 p.m .; Sunday masses Why are priests happy? Lane House. Nursery core provided. St., Manchester. Rev. Paul-8. Johans­ Thoughts I none so poor as he who Is without son, paster; Rev. C.H.Anderson,postor at 7:30 a.m ., 9 o.m ., 10:30 o.m ., and (742-8487) noon. (443-2403) friends. Solomon observed that"... Secend CenBreBoHenal Church, 385 emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m ., worship Church of Christ with holdy communion on first, third St. janMs Church, 894 Main St., . HARTFORD (AP) - Three out church and the fam ily are the there Is a friend who sticks closer N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Manchester. Rev. Francis KrukawskI, than a brother". Prov. 18:24. I sup­ Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship and fifth Sundays; 9:45 a.m ., Sunday ri.of five Episcopal priests say they healthiest. Here are the events planned for the coming week church school; 11 o.m., worship with Rev. Frank Carter, Rev. John (3wazdz, of Jesus in Matthew 4 were verv pose this Is especially true In our service, Sunday school, and nurseryfor Msgr. Edward J. Reardon. Saturday have at least one serious family chllchen; 4:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. holy communion on the second and real. They were not just for our example but to show “ Spouses who do sacrifice time at Church of Christ: fourth Sundays. (443-1193) masses at 4 and 4:30 p.m .; Sunday problem but most of the priests mobile society with n* scauerlng of (649^2B63) masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9 a.m ., 10:30 o.m., that Jesus Himself went through real, human alone for themselves do so at a I families. Sunday — 9 a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m. and 6 _8ecend Cenfrefotlenal Church ef Latvtgn Lutheran Church at Muu- c h e ^ , 21 Garden St., Manchester. noon, and 5 p.m. (443-4129) temptations at the deepest levels. Let’s look at one and their spouses are happy in the rather heavy cost to their overall p.m., worship. Ceventry, 1744 B o ^ Turnpike, Coven­ ft. Mury Church, 1400 Main St., But Job complained “my friends try. Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu­ (443-2051) The ^ o n d temptation is Satan trying to persuade ministry, according to a study to health and ability to function well Wednesday — 7 p.m., adult and teen film series; Prince Of Peuce Lutheran Church, Coyentra.Rey. Robert W. Barnes and have forsaken me", and "All m y Intl- lar schedule: 10 a.m., service; 10 a.m., Sister Katherine McKenna, pastoral Jesus to throw Himself down from the top of the be presented to the Episcopal in their families or in their children’s film. church school, nursery to Grade 4; 11 Route 31 and North River Rood, I mat* friend* detest me; those I love Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. team. Saturday moss at 5:15 p.m., Church’s General Convention in congregations,” the study said. n Saturday — 7:30 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast; 9 o.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 o.m., ^ n c ^ moss at 10 a.m .; confessions temple in onler to show the Father’s deliverance have turned against me" ( I 9: i 4,ie). church school. Grade 7 to adult; 11:15 Schedule: 10:15 o.m. worship service; 9 Detroit next month. CO a.m., ladies’ prayer breakfast. o.m., Sunday school, first and thrd 4:30 to 5 p.m . Saturday. (743-4455) and prove His Messiahship before the crowd of Such "frlond*" surely are not what H o.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior C ^ ra of St. Maurice, 32 Hebron An overall index of the emo­ In the six dioceses, 613 parish n Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery core pro­ Sundays. (742-7548) worohippers. In linkin g of how many people today Solomon had In mind. There or* STtyw llw* Lutheran Church Rood, Bolton. The Rev. William J. tional. physical and spiritual clery and 424 spouses responded vided. (742-4234) Olesik, pastor. Saturday mossot Sp.m. ; are hungry for the miraculous, the mysterious, and I more than enough “fairweather TotcettvINe Cengrej oHenal Church, (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High health of a parish priest showed to the survey, representing a 71 I friends." streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m ., 9:15 a.m. the amazing, it is not difflcult to see how the n First Baptist Church Main Street and Elm HIM Rood, and 11 a.m. (443-4444) percent response, which the Tolcottvllle. Co-posters: Rev. Ronald Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 a.m ., divine worship; temptation was attractive to begin a following. that 56 pereent find “ jo y and 10:45 o.m. Sunday school; holy com­ coorindators said was an unusu­ True friend* are to bo ehorlshod The following events are scheduled for this week Boer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 The temptation becomes clear to Jesus as He sees satisfaction” in their work and o.m., worship service and church munion first and third Sunday. (449- ally high return. The survey was and nurtured, though they require i at First Baptist Church: 4243) it as a ploy to get Him to use His Father, to position that another third said the school. (4494)815) Sahraiion Army designed to ensure the respond­ llttt* and give much. With them you Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes; 11 the F a tter in such a way that God seems forced to ministry was fulfllling though not can s ln ^ be quiet and they a.m., worship with Dr. Billy Scott; nursery care. Sgtygtloii Army, 441 Main St., Man­ always pleasant. ents’ anonymity. Covenant Methodist chester. Copt, and Mrs. (3ary Aspersch- resen d .^su s understood this as manipulation and understand. Yet. “A gossip Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. The three-year study, designed •spsrstss (oven) doss fitonds", Bolton United Methodist Church, 1041 loger. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:45 replied. You shall not tempt the Lord your God” . In Connecticut, the report said, Tuesday — 9:30 a.m.. Ladies' Share Group; 1 Trhdtv Cevenont Church, 302 Hack­ a,m., holiness mooting; 4 p.m,, solva­ by Adair Lummis, a Hartford Pro*. 16:2a Love without oopdltlon matack St., Manchester. Rev. Norman Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Jm u s understo^ the difference in demanding the “ There is an overriding sense of Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, osslst- tion mooting. (449-77871. . Seminary sociologist, was con­ flows bstwsen friends, hdblng to p.m., O.A.; 6:30 p.m., church visitation. Swenson, paster. Rev. Foul Knight, re«Po^. to discipleship ttatjresponds to functioning in a somewhat imper­ Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6 p.m.. Weekly associate pastor. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, ont paster. 9:30a.m., church school; 11 ducted in Connecticut and five fulfill scrW cal need for b a t? youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., a.m., wership.service, nursery. (449- UnHaiton UnlvarsaHst the Fatter. In all His lifetime, Jesus would rest in sonal bureaucracy with little Workers’ Visitation; 7 p.m., prayer meeting/Bible worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible 3472) comes from obedience, and never once otter dioceses in the Northeast access to its leadership or con­ study; G.A., R\A.; Bfission Friends; 7 p.m., adult school. (449-28S5) Merih United Methedlst Church, 300 UnHorlon U nivo rtg iM Sod ofy-B ast, put His F a tte r to the test. and Southeast to find out what Porker St., Mandtester. Dr. William C. 1S3 W. Vornon St., Monchostor. Rov. nectedness to its members.” choir. T ra ^ , p o ^ ; Rev. H. Oigood Ben­ Diana Heath, mlnistor. 10:3D a.m., makes clergy families happy. Connecti(nit, with more than Thursday — 8 p.m., O.A. nett, visitation mlnMer. Schedule; 9 service. Nursery core and youth reli­ One of the key findings was that CHURCH OF CHRIST Pastor Mark Green 300 active clergy and 182 pai^ Friday — 1 p.m., O.A. a.m., worshlg service; Sunday nursery gious oducotlon. Coffoo hour after, spouses who find ways to balance 1198 thr preschoolers. (OOH OOM •orvico. (44841S1) Church of the Nazarene Ishes, is one of the largest Lydul« VEmen ttruBla conflicting demands of the dioceses in the country. ■B!gW6e_m a»y| Weddings Engagements iHanrlirslrr Hrrali>

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Her dreams / / £ f . j i i i * * * * " M came true (•!SXkh:K. rv 1 . Manchester girl wins Mrs. Alan R. Mrazik Mr. and Mrs. C.O. Stone Judith A. Langheier Filomena Donadio James T. Adamik art award with poster Mrazik-Leonard I?1 Stone-Hetzel Langheier-Fellows Donadio-Adamik Katherine Rose Leonard, daughter Gail M. Hetzel, daughter of Mrs. Judith A. Langheier of Endicott. By Anita M. Caldwell the recreation departments which then sent the drawings to of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leonard of 150 June C. Hetzel of Portland and the late N .Y. announces the engagement of Vincent and Rose Donadio of 57 Manchester Herald Willis. John Lowe, of Patrick Bissell St. and Alan Richard Mrazik. Raymond F. Hetzel, and Christopher her daughter. Renee Denise to James Lyndale St. announce the engagement Media Group, said he. Willis and son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mrazik of O. Stone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Edward Fellows, son of Mr. and Mrs. of their daughter. Filomena Donadio or Debbie Rogers, be­ a number of other people judged Southbridge. Mass., were married Stone of Durham., were married May Emery Fellows of Danville. Vl.. to James T. Adamik. son of Benedict June 25 at St. Janfes Church. lieving in .somewhere the drawings based on color, 14 at the Mystic Congregational formerly of Ellington. Adamik of Hartford. over the rainbow has The Rev. Frank Carter officiated. The bride-elect is a 1971 graduate of concept and what they felt was Church. The bride-elect is a graduate of paid off. most interesting. The bride was given in marriage by Manchester High School and a 1975 The bride was given in marriage by Owego Free Academy and attended Two or three weeks after her father. Kimberly Harrison was graduate of the University of Connec­ The 11-year-old drew her uncle and godfather. Andrew J. Rochester Institute of Technology. a parrotF in a tree in front of a Rogers drew the parrot, the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Hetzel. Carla H. Cooper, sistef of the The prospective bridegroom is a ticut with a BFA degree in graphic family received a call from Willis Barbara Oliver and Nancy Koutso- rainbow for an area poster bride, was matron of hoiior. Brides­ graduate of Ellington High School and design. She is employed as assistant who told Rogers’ mother. Ma­ - poulos. sisters of the bride, and Amy contest and it was chosen to be maid was Denise S. Hetzel. sister-in- Rochester Institute of Technology’s production manager at Adams. Rick­ rilyn. that her daughter had won DenOudeh. replicated as a billboard that law of the bride. School of Printing Management and ard & Mason Inc. stands on Adams Street. the contest. Bernard Gagnon was best man. Jeffrey L. Stone, brother of the Sciences. The prospective bridegroom is a' While the spunky St. Bridget’s Two days later it was on display Ushers were Michael Curran, Mi­ groom, was best man. Ushers were A May 27, 1989 wedding is planned. graduate of South Catholic High School student said there was no at the art gallery. chael Pantos and Patrick Edward W. Stone, brother of the School and the University of Connecti­ particular reason why she drew a Marilyn Rogers said she got a Fitzgibbons. groom, Michael R. Hetzel. and Mark cut. He is a hydrologist with U S bird, the rainbow behind it had a big kick out of watching her After a reception at The Colony of S. Hetzel, brothers of the bride, and Geological Survey. more significant meaning. daughter mingling with “ other Vernon, the couple left on a wedding Morad Madani. An Oct. 15 wedding is planned at St “ When 1 was a kid. I used to artists” at the reception at the trip to Kissimee, Fla. They will make Don Burke was organist and Susan James Church. believe there was a pot of gold at gallery. Rcglnild Plnto/M«nctiMt«r H«rald their home in Southbridge. Smith and Morad Madani. vocalists theendofa rainbow."shesaid. “ I “ I was very, very proud of PICTURE PERFECT — Debbie Rogers, from a contest she won last summer. The bride is a graduate of East' guess the bird’s happy.” her,” Rogers’ mother said. “ She and guitarists. 11, of Tudor Lane, stands in front of a The poster was put on the billboard Catholic High School find the Univer­ After a reception at the Inn at But the flight from drawing handled her self so well for a billboard along the railroad overpass on Hughes-Finnegan 10-year-old.” Rogers turned nearly a year after she won the contest. sity of Connecticut. She is employed Mystic, the couple left on a wedding College and is employed at AmSouth board to billboard was a long one. 11 this past December. Adams Street that bears her 'drawing as a newspaper advertising manager trip to Kauai and Maui. Hawaii. They Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hughes of Fort Bank of Florida. Last August. Rogers competed against 25 other children in Each winner from each town with Sage-Alien of Hartford. a r e making their home in Walton Beach, Fla. announce the The prospective bridegroom is a Lowe said the original targeted Manchester and II towns sur­ had their drawing displayed at “ She has always shown out­ interest either. The bridegroom is a graduate of Manchester. engagement of their daughter. Mi­ graduate of Manchester High School dates for posting the billboards rounding Hartford. John Willis, a the opening reception. Marilyn standing art abilities,” Marilyn “ I wouldn’t hold her back.” she Southbridge High School and Nichols chele Renea Hughes to Thomas in 1984 and is a senior airman in the was pushed ahead because the The bride is a graduate of Mercy local artist who coordinated the Rogers said. The artwork re­ Rogers said. But her mother is said. “ If the ability is there, it’ll College, Dudley. Mass. He is em ­ William Finnegan, son of Mr. and United States Air Force, stationed at company, which donated the High School. Middletown and the event and sponsored the contest mained on display for about 3 cautious when it comes to the stay there.” ployed as an automobile dealer at Univ^ifeity of Conngfcticut. She is a Mrs. Raymond Finnegan of 160 Hurlburt Field. Eglin Air Force Base space, just got backed up with priority art has in her daughter’s with the MS Art Gallery on Sisson weeks, said Michael Shorten other work. ..ii Meanwhile. Marilyn Rogers Classic Auto Sales in Southbridge. progratn marketing manager for Briarwood Drive. Florida. life. o said their friends and family have Avenue in Hartford and Patrick owner of the gallery. But for Rogers, it was worth thp J Connecticut Public Broadcasting The bride-elect is a graduate of A Sept. 10 wedding is planned at Media Group of Hartford Inc., But, while the company had “ I don’t .push it,” she said. “ I traveled far to look at the Choctawhatchee High School, at­ wait and a step in the right talked to a professional artist and Hartford. Trinity United Methodist Church went to town recreation depart­ i ntended to put the d ra wi ng on the direction. billboard. tended Okaloosa-Walton Community Fort Walton Beach. Fla. he said, ‘let it flow, don’t foree it “ Everybody we know is mak­ The bridegroom is a graduate of ments and day camps with his billboard by last December. ‘T v e always liked drawing.” on her.” ing special trips to look at this Simsbury High School and the Univer­ idea. Marilyn Rogers said it was only Rogers said. “ I ’m going to try to sity of Pennsylvania. He is a civil Children of variousages partic­ last week when the artwork was But if Debbie continues to lean billboard,” Marilyn Rogers said. be an artist when I grow up,” she in that direction, her mother engineer for Fuss 4c O’Neill of ipated by submitting drawings to finally posted. “ It’s only been up a week.” said. wouldn’t try to squelch the Manchester. Anniversary And that’s not for the birds.

Mr. and Mrs. James P. Mulready Whitney after 37 years. He presently Canada’s National Gallery gets new home Sr. of 10 Preston Drive celebrated works as a para-professional at the By Jeff Bradley Canada. their 50th wedding anniversary on prise at the core of the complex. shafts that refract sunshine from Regional Occupational Training Cen­ Associated Press Canada began its national pavilion called the Great Hall, May 14. They were married on May The interior of a 19th-century skylights to the lower floors. ter in Manchester. He is vice collection of art in 1880. but it inspired by the Library of Parlia­ 14, 1938 at St. Augustine Church. president of the Legion of Mary, a OTTAWA (AP) - Like a chapel, dismantled in 1,000 pieces Automated blinds and pro­ ment across the way. Hartford. moved between five temporary when the Rideau Street convent minister of the Eucharist and a crystal cathedral majestically grammed electric light control The main entrance resembles locations over the years and was demolished in downtown The couple renewed their vows at a reflecting the Parliament build­ conditions in each gallery. the Notre Dame Basilica diago­ tnistee at the Church of the Assump­ many works were consigned to Ottawa in 1972, has been meticu­ Mass at the Church of the Assump^ ings it overlooks, the first per­ Light reaches one ground-floor nally opposite on Sussex Drive. tion and he also teaches C.C.D. at the dank storage vaults. lously reassembled inside the tion. The Rev. Edward S. Pepin was Assumption School. manent home for the National With the new building, which atrium through a shimmering museum. water pool. the celebrant, assisted by the Rev. Mrs. Mulready retired from Pho­ Gallery of Canada has opened on took 4>A years to complete, some Outside the building, Van­ Joseph Farel. Sister Mary Patrick, the banks of the Ottawa River. A National Historic Site, the couver landscape architect Cor­ enix Mutual Insurance. Hartford. She 2.000 of the gallery’s 40,000 works chapel features a blue and gold daughter of the couple, was the With sparkling glass towers “ Wandering through such well- nelia Hahn Oberlander has used , is a member of the Ladies of the will be displayed at any one time, fan-vaulted ceiling, arched organist, Anton and Jeanette Luko and rose-colored Quebec granite, lit rooms, one feels it’s actually arctic grasses and stunted firs in Assumption, the Renew program and from the rugged northern lands­ stained-glass windows and the $131 million Neo-Gothic edi­ permissible to eqjoy art. rather a taiga garden inspired by “ Terre were violinist and soloist. also taught C.C.D. capes of Lawren Harris and the slender cast-iron columns. The After the Mass a reception was held fice has already become the rest of the Group of Seven. to Inuit than behold it reverentially,” Sauvage,” a celebrated painting Besides the three daughters menti­ sanctuary, unique in North Amer­ said Christopher Hume of the at the Knights of Columbus Hall with architectural showpiece of the carvings and Quebec religious by Group of Seven artist A.V oned, the couple has two other capital. ica, will be used to display Toronto Star. Jackson. some 100 relatives and friends attend­ sculpture. religious art. daughters, Jean Mulready and Joan Even before the official open­ “ I saw it as an indigenous ing. The reception was given by their “ People generally consider At least 500 paintings had to be “ It literally is in the center of Mulready at Mansfield ’Training Canadians quiet and solid, but ing parade and fireworks, the simulated landscape that would daughters, Kathleen Mulready and restored before the move. Smith the Canadian galleries. People School. They also had one son. the late this building belies that in a way said. museum was attracting visitors remind us of the Canadian north Mr. and Mrs. James Mulready Mr. and Mrs. James Mulready Rita Hayes, will be very surprised.” Smith James P. Mulready; and they have everybody is epjoying,” said to Ottawa’s heritage district. and the paintings of the Group of May 14, 1938 Mulready retired from Pratt & Canadian architect Moshe Saf- said in an interview. May 14, 1988 seven grandchildren. project director B r^on Smith. Located on Sussex Drive about Seven.” Oberlander said. die has divided the vast interior Another innovation Is the use of “ There’s a grandeur you don’t into dozens of small galleries and a mile from the prime minister’s ’The museum’s first nujor natural light throughout the official residence, the gallery is normally associate with produced an ecclesiastical sur­ exhibition is a Degas building, by means of Mylar-lined crowned by a 132-foot-high glass retrospective. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 2, 19M I 1 i e ) ». *1 3 « > •• I 5 ?! 1 J / 3 : 1 J • 1 1 5 > 1 I J a t - 4 % ^ F O C U S / H o m e kAfkuriBSTER’i&RArLD.^aturtayr july-$; -I988-—^ 1$ FO CUS / Money Chewecl-up faucet washers TEACHERS Innoi^ptive, tax-tested ways waste water, cause stains o SALARIES Where to get savings on car use By Andy Lang return. The Associated Press There are jvmnvr—^ ... Replacing the washer is sim­ they’re poses of the automatic deduction On the House ple. 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So you pick up the handle is a packingnut. which kitchen or bathroom when you if you forgot to sign on the first floor and 1,201 on the second. For more it or have it done by a plumber. (3) Em ployee reim burse­ The mileage deduction is not an “ extra” $1,950 in deduction information, write to architect Jerold L. Axelrod, 2500 ments: This is an entirely differ­ entirely automatic. You must each year. By George W. Smith ent arrangement under which New York Ave., 'Melville, N.Y. 11747. Enclose a keep a diary showing the miles your employer pays part or all of QUESTION; Can I include in self-addressed, stamped envelope. traveled, where you traveled and Make your garden tropical QUESTION; I got an extension Tax Adviser your auto expense. Big break: what purpose. my medical expenses the insu­ on April 15 for filing my tax return Your employer can pay you up to If you use two autos for rance I pay to cover anyone By Earl Aransan shade from trees. and just now mailed it to IRS. 22‘/i cents a mile for all the business during the year, you injured in my car. or by my car? The Assaclated Press Because plants with large And. wouldn’L^ou know it. I business miles you drive and your must total the mileage for pur­ ANSWER: No. Here’s the Answer Weeders Guide leaves need plenty of moisture, forgot to sign my return. I ’m $1,000 in a calendar year is also You can’t have a tropical tree and nearby shrub roots may going on vacation netd month and taxed to the child at. you guessed garden outdoors if you don’t live stunt them unless summer water really could use the mfund. Now it. the parents’ highest tax rate. QUESTION; I will be doing a ANSWER: Yes. Don’t forget, in a suitable climate, but you can older, taller varieties are more is provided. Foliage will die off if what? project in which I will have to cut though, a gloss paint usually can have one that looks a bit tropical dramatic. Red King can reach 5 plants are permitted to wilt. A LINDA S. quite a few bricks to make them be wiped off and cleaned more by planting such large-leafed to 6 feet. Other favorites include inulch beneath these plants will WEST BLOOMFIELD, MICH. QUESTION: I am buying my fit. I saw a worker cut brick at a easily than flat paint. things as elephant’s ear, canna, City of Portland and President. help maintain uniform soil daughter contact lenses before neighbor’s house recently. He QUESTION: I had hoped t(F’ caladium and calla lily. Dwarf types also have big leaves. moisture. ANSWER; Have patience. The she starts college this fail. Is the wait for your refund will take a merely seemed to tap it with a handle the wallpapering in an old Elephant’s ear is one of the Leaf color in cannas blends from The calla lily, although less cost of contacts a deductible little longer as a consequence of medical expense? trowel and it split the brick house we bought recently but I most spectacular. rich green to bronze-red. frequently used for outdoor plant­ It Mokes Sense not having your signature on the evenly. Is this something that can cannot spare the time. I intend to Caladium also offers tropical- ing in colder climates, also will JANICE K. Experts at the University of return. A tax return filed without be learned by a novice? hire a professional. Is there some leaf effect. Natives of South add large foliage to the lands­ RICHMOND. VA. Missouri advise that elephant’s a signature is considered by the ANSWER: Not very easily. If way I can be sure of getting a good America, caladiums are availa­ cape. The white-flowered species News. Sports. Features and McDonald's« Tool ear, grown from a non-hardy IRS t(fb e incomplete. Unfortu­ ANSWER; Contact lenses are you try it, the brick won’t split the one? ble in striking color combinations is recommended for a tropical bulb-like stem, may be set in the nately. you will now have to wait clearly a medical deduction just way you want it to, although ANSWER; Use the standards in their heart-shaped leaves. The effect. The yellow variety has ground as soon as the soil has for a formal notification from the like eye glasses. You can also Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum occasionally the method will you would apply to the hiring of a range includes rose, pink, crim­ slightly smaller foliage but is warmed. It needs lots of moisture IRS requesting your signature. include as a deduction the cost of seem to work perfectly. The best contractor for any job. The first son. green and white in varying splashed with striking white an insurance policy that provides of 13 weeks) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald's* thing you should do is to try for a and is well-suited for use beside And. of course, that will take bet for a beginner is to score the ponds, pools or any low, moist patterns. ’They do best in light spots. for the replacement of lost or recommendation from a friend or some additional time. Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald’s* locption. Don’t waiti brick all around with a mason’s area. shade and moist areas. There are many beautiful var­ damaged lenses. chisel, place it on a solid surface relative who has had similar The caladium plant with sev­ ieties of calla lilies but they need a QUESTION: For my daugh­ and hit the scored part with a work done. That’s usually the There are several large-leafed eral shoots is superior because fairly long summer season for ter’s lOth birthday I’m going to Fill Out the Coupon below. Ms!t or drop off to the best way to hire a contractor for colocasias known as elephant’s QUESTION: I have invested chisel and hammer. Even this the more leaves it has, the more good flowering. give her $10,000 of IBM stock. Am my money in stamps for many Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI., Manchester, Ct. 06040 will take some practice until you anything. A local wallpaper ear but the one most often used showy the plant. You can in­ Because all of the tropical- I correct in my thinking that the dealer also may be able to help for a tropical look is the plant that years. Last April I sold the entire get the hang of it and can break crease the number of shoots by appearing plants are from warm dividends will be taxed to her at collection pnd made a few bucks. the brick cleanly every time. you. In any case, get two or three provides taro in Hawaii and the planting the tubers upside down. climates, the bulbs, tubers or my tax bracket? She has no other South Pacific Islands. It does well Is the sale considered a capital Slicing a brick with a power saw estimates. And remember the Other growers cut out the center roots must be dug up in the fall income. gain? I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a mlnimum of 13 cost of the installation will depend in light shade but will tolerate full bud with a sharp knife before and the proper blade is the only and replanted in the spring in the BE’TTY N. JOHN W. weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McOonald’se Qift Certificatee. on the kind of wallpaper you sun if there is enough moisture. planting to force out side buds. sure way of getting a net cut. north. They require soils rich in SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH MOBILE. ALA. Regardless of how you cut brick, select. The U.S. School of Profes­ For colorful, tropical-type fo­ Strong winds will easily tear organ ic matter and moist Name______' wear goggles, since flying chips sional Paperhanging, 16 Chaplin liage, there is canna. Given the thin caladium leaves, so it is summer conditions. They are ANSWER: The first $500 of ANSWER: Stamps, gold, can be dangerous. Ave., Rutland, Vt. 0S701, will bright sun and plenty of moisture. wise to plant them in the heavy feeders and want fertiliz­ unearned income such as divi­ sliver, coins, gems, beer cans, ! Address. provide you with a free copy of “ A It will flower from July to frost. protection of a building or shrubs. ers in summer. dends and interest received by a etc., are considered capital QUESTION: Can wood trim be Guide to Professional Wallcover­ Both leaves and luxuriant flowers A northern or eastern exposure is child under age 14 is completely assets except when they are held I painted with regular paint, the Of course, if you live in a warm Phone______ing Installation” if you send a are attractive. generally best, but they may be climate, you could grow bromeli- tax-free. The^ext $500 is taxed at for sale by a dealer. Any gain that same kind as used for the I Om Ror Ewney — m» w Sutmiittn d U f (not good wHh any othor oouporm or aoeefafal self-addressed, stamped, While there are many beautiful grown in other locations with ads, anthuriums and banana the child’s tax rate. Not bad so you have resulting from their sale adjacent walls? canna varieties, some of the far. However, every dollar of business-size envelope.) evergreen backgrounds and plants. or trade is, generally, subject to .ub^ri^iion. unearned income received above the capital gain or loss rules. to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, July 2 1988 FOCUS / Aavice MANCHESTER HBRALD, Saturday Jliiy 2.-1988 — ti TV Erectile problem follows Where to Write

Dear Abby Abigail Van Buren Saturday, July 2 cancer radiation treatment P.O. Box 69440 Los Angeles, Calif. 90069 D EAR DR. Hewne Shopping O v ­ in a sleep laboratory, wearing an 5:00AM (X) ^ 7 : 3 0 A M Popeye and Son REINISCH: ernight Service Continues (60 min.) X erection monitor. If he is found to Sybervision My husband of Dr. Gott Peter M. Gott, (Cl.D. 0D Weekend with Crook and Chase X be having erections during the BraveStarr (CC). ,49 years has [C N N ] Crossfire 3D dream stage of sleep, then a few P.O; Box 91428 d§) Popeye recently com­ visits with a sex therapist or Cleveland, Ohio 44101 [D IS] Wait Disney Presents A coyote, pleted 36 days Kinsey Report seeking refuge from a dune buggy and Muppets counselor may be adequate pack of greyhounds, hitchoa a ride to Hol­ 3® Foofur (CC). of radiation June M. Reinlsch, Ph.D. treatment. lywood. (60 min.) It's Your Business treatment for Kinsey Report Dr. June M. Reinlsch If his radiation treatment is 5:30A M [ T ] l Love Lucy 3® M ore Real People prostate found to have reduced hiserectile P.O. Box 48 3!) INN News 3D Prlncesa Caballero cancer. We capacity permanently, then you Bloomington, Ind. 47402 [CN N ] Showbi? Today [C N N ] Sports Close-up knew ^out the may consider the option of having [U SA ] Night Flight: Comedy Compila­ [D IS] Dumbo's Circus problem of im- a penile prosthesis implanted tion [ESPN] Thoroughbred Digest potency. but after five months it treated with radiation therapy for surgically. 6:0 0A M (X Young Universe (R) [H B O ] M O V IE; 'Shipwreck' A violent has become more than a reality. prostate cancer lose erectile You should also be included in d D Gilltgan's Island storm casts five people on the shores of an uncharted island. Robert Logan. Mikki What options should we con­ functioning, thereareotherpossi- all discussions of treatment or ® BJ/Lobo sider as we begin a search for Garage-door opener Jamison-Olsen. Heather Rattray. 1978 ble cause. therapy options. For example, if 3D Christian Science Monitor Reports Rated G ., help? A cancer diagnosis itself can you wish for more foreplay to help C:® New Zoo Revue 5 ^0 0 A M fD Hello Kitty's Furry Tale DEAR READER: What did you deeply affect a person, and lead to with your arousal, giving your (dD Com ic Strip Theater think of the physicians who loss of sexual functioning. Some­ husband a penile implant to a tragic convenience [CN N ] Daybreak X World Tomorrow diagnosed and treated yoifr hus­ times men secretly fear giving produce instant erections may [DIS] You and Me. Kid X 3® Little Clow ns of Happytown (CC). cancer 4o their wives (this is not not be the best solution for you as [ESPN] Action Outdoors With Julius 3D Visionaries band's prostate cancer? Did one DEAR Boros stand out as being more aware of possible) if they have sex. Or. if a couple. A B B Y : On ® Porky Pig [TjyiC] Short Film Showcase sexual concerns, offer sexual he worried that treatment would The ability to have intercourse Feb. is. 1988. ^ Smurfs (CC). [U S A ] Night Fl^ht: Take-Off to Sports Kidsonga (R) (In Stereo) information without being asked, cause erection problems, he is not as important as is satisfac­ my 8-year-old Rock meet with you as a couple to might be so focused on his sexual tion with one’s sexual life. Many ® Wall Street Journal Report son. Jimmy, 6:1 5A M ( D Oavey & Gotiath discuss sexual effects of the performance that he blocks sens­ people are not aware that erec­ Dear Abby 3D RemI was tragically [M AX] MOVIE: 'Under the Cherry treatment, and take the time to ing the psychological and physi- tion is not necessary for male 3 D Rod and Reel: Old Bill. Young Bill killed by an Abigail Van Buren Moon' (CC ) A poor musician-gigolo falls and Bill in the Boat discuss sex in a forthright and cial stimulation necessary for orgasm. Other sexual activities for an heiress on the French Riviera. Prince. electric [C N N ] Daybreak supportive manner? arousal and erection. besides intercourse can produce garage-door Kristin Scott-Thomas, Jerome Benton satisfaction and permit a couple 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [D IS] Good Morning Mickayl If so, contact that physician and Often erection problems are opener. I was to have a loving, fulfilling sexual 6:3 0A M X Ceptaln Bob [ESP N ] Fishing: Best of Bill Dance ask him or her to refer you to a caused by a mixture of factor. the last person relationship without being de­ X Sytvanian Families' [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Boy Who Could qualified sex therapist or clinic. For example, if the treatments on earth to be­ Fly' (C C ) A 14-year old boy who has never pendent on an erect penis. X Flintstone Kids (CC) If no one seemed both compe­ led to irritation in the genital lieve that these marvelous mod­ spoken a word believes so strongly in This is another reason to look spared the heartache that yoi 3D Planet of the Apes • magic that he becomes an inspiration to all tent and comfortable about deal­ area, he may initially have em conveniences could be lethal for a specialist or clinic that and your family experienced. 3H) Headline News those around him. Jay Underwood, Lucy ing with sexual matters, call your avoided sex because of physical weapons. Oeakins. Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG offers a wide array of both ® ) Follow Me local medical society. You’re discomfort, and then found him­ This letter is a warning to all DEAR ABBY: I am a profe.';- (in Stereo) treatment options and profes­ [C N N ] International Correspondents looking for a physician who is also self still dysfunctional laterdue to parents to test their garage door sional woman who often dines at [U S A ] Financial Freedom sional expertise. That way even if [D IS] Mousercise a sex therapist or a sex therapist the psychological pressure of openers on a monthly basis. The expensive restaurants alone be­ 8 ; 3 0 A M X) Jim Henson's Muppet you decide on a penile implant, [E S P N ] Speedweek Weekly auto racing who works directly with physi­ regaining sexual functioning. procedure for testing is simple cause I enjoy it. Usually I try to Babies (CC), you will also receive the pre- and highlights. cians. Often major hospitals and This is why both physical and and requires only a moment of say, "One. please" before I am X Get Smart post-surgical counseling neces­ [H B O ] Survival David Niven narrates a STAR-SPANGLED CELEBRATION — "Dallas" star Patrick Duffy hosts "T h e Sec- medical schools have sex dys­ psychological factors must be your time. greeted with. “ Just one? ” or close-up look at the pertguins of the Falk­ CD (9) Pound Puppies (CC). sary for regarding functioning as function clinics staffed with a assessed, diagnosed and treated. Raise your garage door to the "Are you alone?” land islands off the coast of South Arrter- Ql) Captain Power and the Soldieri of Celebration," an Independence Day special airing Sun­ a couple. ica. focusing on the active period every tha Future day, July 3 on ABC. Segments of the special will address literacy education. mixture of physicians and thera­ The best procedure is to go open position and place a piece of I wonder how many others — winter when the penguins b re ^ . (60 min.) pists: if you don’t find a qualified ( H International Championship Wtas- together as a couple to your first wood (a piece of 2-by-4 stud would men and women — are put off and [TM C] MOVI6: TIi. CNwy of Anno fling ( ^ min.) professional locally, it’s worth DEAR DR. REINISCH: We are appointment. Often sexual work) or other sturdy object made to feel uncomfortable when F r a ^ ' The tow stofy of a Jewish family's ® Torn end Jerry ® Amataur Duckpin Bowling (60 min.) ® Adam Smith's Money World Joe Friday's nephew on the trail of s calling the medical center near­ sexually active college women under the path of the door. Lower they are asked this question? life in hiding from the Nazis as seen through (3) Buga Bunny power-hungry svsngelist Dan Ayltroyd. partners have unanswered ques­ the eyes of a young girl. Melissa Gilbert. (S) Sosams Strsat |CC|. [C N N ] Stylo With Elsa Klanach est you. tions or concerns that must also who live in the same dorm. Please the garage dOor to the closed I have even had one head waiter ® Sesame Straot (CC). Tom. Hanks. Christopher Plummer. 1987 settle an argument for us: How Maximilian Scholl, Joon Plowright. 1980 (3 ) MOVIE; 'Angal on tha Amazon' An [ESPN ] Sports Trivia Rated PG-13. It is important that your be evaluated. position. On contact of the door say to rhe. "You’ve got to be old woman maintains the appearance of a HD Isla dal Teaoro 7:00AM CD Young Unlvoroa [U S A ] Kays to Succota [USA] Oeel-A-Meal husband receive a complete and Treatment options vary, de­ many calories are in an ejacula­ with the object in its path, the kidding! ” when I was alone on young giri due to a strange accident on the @ Say Brother CD Stof-Com Amazon. George Brent, Vera Ralston, accurate diagnosis of his erectile tion of semen? safety mechanism on the garage vacation or a special holiday. SD Jack BuriM/Tha Golfacana 11:00AM (XlAmorican Bandstand (In 12:00PM (3D Puttin' on the Hite |R) (In pending upon which causes are CD Qroot Waokand (60 min.) Constance Bennett. 1948. Stereo) Stereo) capacity. Even though it is found. Your hu^lV^'y may be door opener should automatically SAN FRANCISCO READER [C N N ] IMoneywoek DEAR REAp&R: Approxi­ CD Funtootfe World of Honno-Borbera 3 ) Ask the Manager CD Dukas of Hazzard CD Cheillo's Angele estimated that about half of men reverse the door to the open [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) asked to sleep for^Mveral nights mately 5. Q l) BravoStarr (CC). IS) Maquina dal Tiompo CD To Ba Announced. (D MOVIE; 'Diary of e Toen-Aga Hitch- position. DEAR READER: A person [ESPN] Outdoor Ufa dS MOVIE; 'House on Haunted HHT A @ Woodwright'a Shop CD W W F Wrestling Spotlight hHtar' ^ v e ra l tsenaga girls piece tham- who walks into an expensive selyes in danger by hitching rides with If your door does not reverse, man gives a haunted house party to see S9 Stimo Time [U S A ] Diacovor ® Star Search (60 min.) restaurant alone — without a which ^ s t s will aurviva the night. Vin­ strangers. Dick Van Psttan. Katharirw Hal- your safety mechanism is faulty, [C N N ] Big Story 10:00AM CD Pee-weo'a Playhouia ® Ebony/Jet Showcaao (R) . mond, Charlene Tilton. 1979. and needs to be checked by a reservation — could conceivably cent Price, Carol Ohmart. Richard Long, Treatment may be hazardous 1959. [OIS] Now Adventurea of Winnie the g ) VVraatlIng; WWF S u p M a ri of ® WWF Wraatling CD Black Shoop Squadron qualified repair technician. be expecting someone to join her Pooh Wrestling (or him), so the question is not @ ) Starcom (3) From a Country Garden ® O.L O.W. Wraatling D E A R DR. Another safety precaution is to [ESPN] Outdooraman Season Pre- ( D 9 ) Real Qhoatfauatera (CC). gestation. without merit. But the waiter who IS) Muppats ® Greatest Sports Lsgattda ® BuHwInkla GOTT: My sis­ have all operating switches or mlora CD Qraat Waokand (60 min.) To give you more information said. “ You’ve got to be kidding! " (S lO a k ta ri SB Buga Bunny A Twaoty Show (CC). ® MOVIE: -A Man CoNod Gannon' A ter missed two buttons out of the children’s [T M C ] MOVIE; 'AIrplana II; The Sa- (!D Soul Train cowboy drifter unwiflingly tskss a brash about seeking appropriate care. I ^ Ring Around the World A lunatic aidine crew finds itself on a ® PEUCULA; *La Hormana Oinamita' needs a lesson in tact and qual' young Easterner for a skM ick and taachas menstrual cy­ reach. Locating these switches at lunar ahuttle hurtling toward the sun. Rob­ ® GLOW: Gorgsoua Ladlsa of Wtaa- El arrepentimiento de una mujer arraatra am sending you a copy of my ® AM Boaton tllng him the art of being a seasoned cowboy. cles. so she was diplomacy, although he probably ert Haya, Julie Hsgarty, William Shatner ^ casi todo el personal medico de un Health Report, "Choosing a Phy­ an adult’s eye level is best, (9 ) Natural W a lg in Loaa meant to be complimentary. 1982. Rated PG. ® WWF Wraatling Spotlight hospHal. Hilda Aguirre. Jorge Rivero. Tony Frenciosa, Michael Sarratin, Susan given Provera Dr. Gott according to professional Oliver. 1969. sician." Other readers who would • (S ) Avanturaa dal Paquano Ptlndpa HD El Tsaora dal Saber ® Washington Wook in Review (CC). and an injec­ installers. 9:00AM C D McCreary Report Peter Gott. M.D. like a copy should send $1 and (C N N ] Daybreak SD Fall Guy (SI ® Tonnia Contkiuod tion of proges­ One last word of caution: Talk Most teen-agers do not know C D 19) My Pat Monater (CC). (Bl Tony Brown's Journal (31 Lap Quilting (R) their name and address to P.O. [D IS] Waloomo to Pooh Comar [ESPN ] Beat of Scholaatic Sports terone. Now it the facts about drugs. AIDS, how C D Suparman g. 1 ^ 6 . wait and see. What do you think? Therefore, the doctor may have children. check or money orderfor$3.50 ($4 prepared for the low-lifes fcMnd In upper ® Forever Leen ® Candtopki Bowling (60 mki.) growth is often determined more SS CapHan Cantalla mena^ment. Judge Reinhold. Eddie Al­ Don’t be like me. Don’t assume in Canada) to: Dear Abby. Teen WHCT ® ® Food Preeerving (R) ® Saaama Stroel (CC). (R) unwittingly given your sister a by genetic factors than by diet. (B) La Plaza bert. Jane Seymour. 1966. Rated PG-13 DEAR READER: I think that dangerous legacy. This danger is that such a tragic accident could Booklet. P.O. Box 447, Mount w r a watarbarv. CT (In Stereo) ® Throe Stooges i D MOVIE; -Wild and Wooly' Thraa Commercial soy-formula prepa­ Morris. III. 61054. PosUge and 9!) Traatura Mall young women sacopo from prison and your sister was treated inapprop­ by no means a certainty; how­ never happen to you, your family WEOH Hartfard. CT p M C J MOVIE: 'Radio Days' W oody Al- ® Flintstone KMe (CC). rations contain a balance of [OIS] Donald Duck Praianta look forward to naw lives. Elyasa Oavaloa. riately. I believe that a woman and your friends. It can, because handling are included. WnVB NawUrMarsCT 1 ^ s^e ction ate homage to the influence ® WaN Btraet Weak; The "WaN Btisat ever. It must be considered. Your nutrients that is suitable for most [ESPN] Fiahin' Hola of radio on He Hsteners during the 1930s Susan Bigelow. Jaaaica Waltar. tS78. who misses a menstrual period it happened to me. WVtT Hartterd CT Waak" Mid-Yaar Review Season Pra- sister’s pregnancy should be infants. Nonetheless, your niece [USA] PGM Bala and 40e. Mia Farrow. Dianna Wiaet. Juke rtiiata [C N N ] Nowaday should have a pregnancy test Kavnar. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) closely monitored with ultra­ should certainly check with the LINDA ROBIN. [CNN] BaaabaB '88 [DIS] My Friend FNcka before she is given any hormone WORCESTER, MASS. 9:10AM [C N N ] Haahhwaak ' [USA] POM 8ala sound examinations and, possi­ pediatrician, because any EMERGENCY [DIS] Gtknm's Fairy Taiss [ESPN] VoBoybaB: kitsr-Borority Tour- shots to induce menstrual bleed­ bly, amniocentesis — a technique Fire — Police — Medical wnc HanfOrd CT 9:1 SAM [H BO ] MOVIE: Who-a That 10:10AM [C N N ] Showbb Waak namant From Santa Monica. CaW. (BO youngster who appears not to be DEAR LINDA: My condolen­ 0M7* (CC] A brash ex-con invoh/ee an up­ [ESPN]GanMOay min.) (R) ing. In my opinion, she should by which the fetal genetic struc­ growing normally should have an ces on the loss of your Gloved tight tax attorney in her plans to find the ® Mighty Mouas; Tha [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Outaklots' Tha con- [U S A ] Oanoa Party USA (60 min.) change doctors. ture is examined from cells shed DIAL 911 man responsible for sanding her to prison. Naw Advaittuias (CC). examination and a dietary child. And thank you for writing ir teas s, flicta of rival youth ganga txploda kite tra­ There is. unfortunately, a high Madonrui, Griffin Dunns. J i ^ McMartin. 12:30PM CD Bha'a the Bhsrlfl into the amniotic fluid by assessment. In Manchester ® Esaanca gedy whan a greaasr M s for a rich girl. to warn others so they can be CINIMAX jS S lJ r ” *** p S S 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Matt Diion, C. Thomas HowsK. Ralph Mac- ® Top Cat (3) Franch in Actkin: Rsaidsnesa IV chk). 1883. Rstad PG. 9:30AM ( D 81) UtUa Wizartla (CC). (S)Thraa Stoogaa Sf S^nSST . S [T M C ] MOVIE; 'D ra q i^ Affsebonsts (DSupatman ® Conan aand-up of the papular TV asriaa fsstursa CoiltliNNd... (L ^ — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 2, 1988

® M O V IE : 'Th a Onkm FiaM ' Tha after­ MANCHESTEH~HERA'M>.~SatllMay,-JUly ,-1988 — tS Saturday, Continued 227 math of a police murder hat devastating 2 effe«8 on the peopla raipontible and tha •NAPU by Bniea Baaltta MBC's "227," suivivort. John Savage, Jamas Woods xrr t r CARfeVLE by Larry WrIgM ailing SATURDAY, RonnyCox. 1979. @ ) Kovsli on Collocting Stroud. (R) Satarday, Continued GD MOyiE: 'Search and Oastroy' An [CN N ] Evans & Novak JU LY 2. stars (3) Knight RIdar embittsfed South VIetnameta ataikt four [D IS] Zorro Regina King ® MOVIE; 'The IneratHMa Shrinking veterans in America. Don Stroud, Perry (above) as Bren­ King, Georgs Kennedy. 1981. [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Soul Man* (CC) An in­ W om an A housawifa. subjactad to the ® ® Huntar Police informant Sporty da Jenkins, the David Carradine, Scott Wilson, Victoria genious n o n cons his w ay Into Harvard c ^ i c a l s in aeroad sprays, finds harsalf (3 ) MOVIE; 'Sargaant York' The story of James Is wantsd for the murder of a Col- Abril. 1984. Rated NR. 5 u c h AiSotDiiiTry. Law School when his father refuses to pay shrinking fast. Uly Tomlin, Charias Grodin, daughter of Alvin York, a backwoods pacifist who be­ _ ombian drug dealer by both Hunter and the YouTootiTWe VfeT's his tuition. C. Thomas Howell, Rae Dawn Ned Beatty. 1980. building residents came one of the most decorated soldiers criminals. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 12:00AM 9 New Grooves With Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) of World W ar I, is portrayed. Gary Cooper, Meg Griffin MewetNE: wnHoor (3D Soul Train (R) (In Stereo) Mary and Lester ® Evening W ith Barbara Cook Barbara Walter Brennan, Joan Leslie. 1941. (ED Talee From the Darktide A young ftt A a . 1 :00PM GD MOVIE: -ItlMd* in th« (3) MadaMna Cooks Jenkins (Marla Cook presents an evening of song Includ­ stream An isolated artist is forced to re­ Facts of Life (C C ) Jo gets a job at ing show tunes, old favorites and contem­ doctor (Patrick Kilpatrick) makes a house S3) Santo Domingo InvIta (Live) Gibbs and Hal veal his hidden emotions when his three a shelter for troubled children. (R) (In porary works. (60 min.) call and discovers that his patient is a vam­ (iwv NOT? SZ) Motorwaak A test of the turbo­ Stereo) ^ pire. j estranged sons visit him. Georgs C. Scott W illia m s ). ® Combat) charged Toyota Celica all-tree four-wheel i T T A S r e t x Claire Bloom, David Hammings. 1977, (9) Wild America (CC) A survey of the I9 ) M O V IE; 'Black M agic' A widow asks drive coupe; advancements in automotive ® Hill Street Bluaa e e t i E R T t v w MOVIE; 'Child of Olasa' A boy must CHECK IISTINGS a ntler^ deer family, including the white- a magician to help har trap a handsome (3D child safety seats; the Chicago Auto [CN N ] HaadNna Nawa ^ engineer. T y Young, Lily Leigh. 1979. HER solve a riddle or face being h a u n M for­ Show. FOR EXACT TIME tail, caribou, moose and elk. ever. Barbara Barrie, Biff McGuire, An­ [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Th e Gate' (C C ) Note: M O V IE ; 'A M inute to Prays a Second C O O W N fq . [CN N] Your Money (3) MOVIE: M laem int.'^a Lova You' thony Zerbs. 1978. . A shy young teacher is taught the way to though not confirmed at prats time by to D ie' A notorious gunman, wanted dead O D Baratta [M AX ] MOVIE; 'Uon of the Dasart' A acquire a new zest for life by her own HBO, rhay be pre-empted for taped cover­ or alive, is offered amnesty. Alex Cord, A r­ guerrilla rebel leads North Alrican Be­ students- the children of a hospital pedia­ age of the Tyaon-Spinka heavyweight thur Kennedy. Robert Ryan. 1968. ® MOVIE: 'Dresaad to Kill’ Holmes douins in revolt agaiiist Italian invaders. trics ward. Patty Duke Astin, John Astin bout. 1987. 0 (In Stereo) [CN N] Nawsnight finds that a music bos hoids the key to Anthony Quinn, Oliver Reed, Rod Steioer June Dayton. 1974. plates stolen from the Bank of England. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Outsidara' Tha con­ 1981. Rated PG. flicts of rival youth ganga axpleds into tra­ 12:30AM 3 ) solid Gold in Concert Basil Rathbons, Nigel Bnice. 1946. ® Chaapirito (9) M a ^ League BMebsll: Boston Red Part 2 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) 3.30PM (3D Saa Hunt Tw o strangers 7 lO O P M Lifestyles of the Rich and Sox at Kenses City Royals (3 hrs.) (Live) gedy when a greaaar fslla for a rich girl. (3D Josle and the Pussycats Thia Old House (CC). (R) Matt Dillon, C. Thorrias Howell, Ralph k ^ - ® MOVIE: 'The Cannonbatl Run' A pick the Sea Hunt as a means of escape dZ) Famous Cliff Robertson; singer-actress [CN N] PrImeNews @ Collactors from hit men. (R) [C N N ] Newsmaker Satunlay Pia Zadora; actor Emmanuel Lewis chlo. 1983. Rated PG. strange mix of people compete in a coast- [HBO] MOVIE: 'Predator' (CC) A par­ to coast race, doing anything to win. Burt dD Let's G o Bowling (60 min.) (3 ) Pizza Gourmet (’’Webster” ). (60 min.) (R) [U S A ] Affrad HMchoock Praaanta [D I S ] Dinosaurs Host Gory Owens talks amilitary rescue team is stalked by an inter- Reynolds, Farrah Fawcett. Dorn DeLuise. d3) N e w Jersey Hispano Local. dD MOVIE: 'Three's a Crowd' A man with scientists about the history and myths dD Too Close for Comfort alactic trophy hunter in the jungles of 1 0 : 3 0 P M 3D W araw oH IC C ) Eric trav­ 1981. surrounding dinosaurs, with clips from the § "This Is what we use for tattoos (Si Wonderworks (CC). (R) finds himself an inadvertent bigamist with dD @ ) W heel of Fortune (CC). outh America. Arnold Schwarzenegger els in a boxcar Inhabited by five hobos and (H Alfred Hitchcock a wife in Los Angeles and another in San first dinosaur movie, "Th e Lost W orld," Carl Weathers, Elpidia Carrillo. 198?! is accused of murdering one of them. (R| If you're in a hurry.” [CN N] Nawsday as well as animated'clips from "Fantasia" ® It's a Living Dot’s boyfriend is as­ Rated R. (In Stereo) dD Programe ae Anunclara Francisco. Larry Hagman, E. J. Peakar, ® Benny Hill (D I S ) M O V IE ; 'Hatarll' Professional hun- and "(3onie". signed to review her performance in a • tMt by NCA. Inc Jessica Walter. 1969. musical. (R) [C N N ] Evana & Novak tsrs In East Africa make their living by cap­ Boy Who Could ® INN Nawa dZ) Art of William Alexander and Lowell [ESPN] Tennis: 1985 highlights fea­ Fly (CC)A 14-yearoldboywhohasnever [ESPN] Auatralian Rulea Football: turing wild animals for lOos. John Wayne, Q j) T and T (C C ) A runaway is held hos­ ClaasHlad 18 ONTHBPArm ACK by BIH Holbroek Spears: Mountain Watar Runoff turing Boria Backer, Martina Navrah- spoken a word believes so strongly in (3D Richmond Tlgera ya. Cartton Bluet From Elsa Msrtinelli, Hardy Kniger. 1962. knra (Taped) tage on a cargo ship after he discovers a magic that he becomes an inspiration to all ® Leave It to Baavar Melbourne. (60 min.) ^ S P N ] Road Racing: Cascade Run Off, [C N N ] IntamatkMwl CorrasponrJants un-smuggting operation. Guest. Don [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Airplane II: Tha Se­ §troud. (R) (In Stereo) those around him. Jay Underwood. Lucy from Portland, Ora. (60 min.) (Taped) [TM C ] Shrrrt Film Shmveasa ® PELICULA: 'Prim aro al Dolor' C. Rey­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Teke-Off to Politica quel' A lunatic airline crew finds itself on a Deakins, Bonnie Bedelia. 1986. Rated PG. noso. d D Charles in Charge (C C ) Buddy and (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Kiss of Death' A cap­ 4:0(y*M (3D P Q A Oolf; Beatrice W est- lunar shuttle hurtling toward the sun. Rob­ 12:35AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'Radio MAiaS Tri£6£ 1/ xjiprv- tured /swel thief faces certain death when ert Hays, Julie Hagerty. William Shatner Charles stop a would-be robber from hold­ [U S A ] Ray Bradbury Theater Daya’ W oody Allen’s affectionate hom­ O /r •ffi Open Third Round From Butler Na- ing up the pizza parlor. [U S A ] MOVIE: 'The Hand' A psychotic y i fb e . he becomes a ptrlica Informant. Brian Don- tional Golf Club in Oak Brook, III. (2 hrs ) 1982. Rated PG. cartoonist finds that his dismembered 11:00PM ® ® ® ® News age to the influence of radio on its listeners lavy, Victor Mature, Richard Widmark. @ ) Mama’s Family When Bubba comes during the 1930s and 40s. Mia Farrow, (Live) [U SA ] Check h OutI hand has taken a direction dt its own. Mi­ ® Taxi 1947 home tipsy. Mama is reminded of a drun­ Dianne Wiest, Julie Kavner. 1987. Rated (3) Wide World Of Sposts: Stock Car chael Caine. Andrea Marcovicci, Viveca e ^ O P M GD (3D ® (S) ® New s ken incident involving Eunice. (R) Lindfors. 1981. ® Mort Aftar Dark PG. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Hollywood Insidar Racing Scheduled: Firecracker 400 Stock ® W hat's Happening N o w ll Shirley s dD When Havoc Struck ® C h a a r a 1 :30PM (3D Rocky an^rlands Car Race (Same-day tape) from Daytona 8|^30PM (J) ® Soya Will Bo Boys 1 lOOAM ® America'a Top Ten Beach, Fla,; Bislett International Track and habit of borrowing money from Raj spells (9) Hee Haw (R) 9 DIaoovar Pantron (SJ Bodywatch (CC). trouble when it’s time for her raise st work Booch and Chazz's friondahip Is on the line (E) W W F Wrestling Field Championships (Live) featuring the when they both fell for the seme girl. (R) (In (R) ^ Benny Hill ® You C a n't Taka It W ith You Grandpa (E ) Secrets of Succeaa (43) El Rsino Salvaia Local. Dream Mile, from Oslo, Norway. (2 hrs.) Stereo) and Mr. Pinner help when Essie's new (Live) GD A -T a a m (9 ) Its a Living Nancy considers plastic (E ) Bizarre [C N N ] Nawsmakar Satunlay surgery after Howard becomes attracted (3 ) ® 2 2 ? (C C ) Mary takes steps to Itelp baby-titting service takes off. (R| Knight Rider [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'W IsrIom ' A yourrg man (3D ® Charles in Charge ( ( X ) After hearing to a younger woman. (R) Lester land a big conttruction contract (In ® Blackaddar [D IS ] M O V IE: 'H atarir Professional hun­ becomes a folk hero when his cnuusie (3) NW A Wrestling sad news, Charles dreams that all the Pow ­ Stereo) ters in East Africa make their living by cap­ ell family members have turned into other ® ) 200 Years of American Music ® DIeoovar turing wild animals for zoos. John Wayne, against the institution leads him to commit (3 ) Thia O M House (CC). (3 ) M O V IE: 'Piranha, Piranha' A trio sets real-life or storybook characters. d D Sabado Gigante Programs de varie- ® MOVIE: Tha Klllar ENta’ An Elsa Martinelli, Hardy Kruger. 1962. a string of unusual bank robberies. Emilio out to photograph jungle wildlife and en­ dades con juegos. competencias. entrev- S ) wild Am erica (CC) After studying ttie »M**in~for-hire it double-crotsdd by his Estevez. Demi Moore, Tom Skarritt. 1986. counters a cold-blooded hunter. Peter QD Blue Knight [U S A ] Night Flight; Short Films WINTHROP by Otek CavalH Rated R. istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don gnzzly, naturalist Marty Stouffer adopts a formef partner end the entire In telK g^e Brown, William Smith, Anna Capri. 1972. ( p Friday tha 13th: Th a Series Ryan and Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) cub from a zoo. Part 1 of 2. (R) underworld. Jemee Ceeo, Robert I^ e ll. 1:10AM [C N N ] Traval Quida [U S A ] Cover Story (3 ) French Chef; Napolaon's Chickan (R) Micki search for a cursed fogh<^. the only Arthur HiN. 1976. due in a series of murders. (60 min.) ® Star Trak: The Next Generation (CC ) [D IS ] King of the Boacta Animated. An [MAX] MOVIE: 'Party 1:15AM H E R E ’S F R E D , T H E I W A N T E D T O B E A I'LL BET I KNOW 2:00PM (3) W a Got H Made (R) ® MOVIE; 'Lifaguard' A 32-year-old An elderly admiral negotiates the release accident-prone lion sheds his image and S Ever D aeraaaing CIrclaa Ann is be­ Cam p' Teen-agers gather for another wild @ ) DeQiBMi Junior High (CC). rises to become tha king of beaita after he (3D Baratta lifeguard is unable to make a marital com­ of a Federation ambassador and his staff, coming bored with har atay-at-homa exist­ summer at a camp for perpetual partiers. TALKINia MVTslA euvllplayer b u t W H O TAUSHT mitment or to obtain a conventional job. (3 ) Record Guide who are being held hostage by a vengefui rescues Noah and the animals from a fiarv ence and Martin's attempt to gat her kt- Billy Jacoby. Andrew Ross, Kerry ^ e n - O ) Unriardog ark. BIRD. AR EVtXl I COOLDNTeET FR ED TD TALK... Sam Elliott, Anne Archer, Kathleen Quin­ Hersey*e Hollywood Previews of enemy. (60 min.) (R) volvad in Hikta'a craft-making projects fails nsn. 1987. Rated R. lan. 1976, INTERESTED IN OUrOF THE MYNA H E N N Y (® MOVIE: "Tha Curse of King Tut's movies to be released and interviews with [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday [ESPN] Azatui Football: Naw York tp aparii any Interest. 1:30AM 3D Nawa (R| S P O R T S , Tom b' Mysterious events occur soon after S3) Embajadoras da la Musica Colom- actors. (R) K nighti at Loa Angalaa Cobras (2 hrs , ® Hardcaalla and McCormick LEAeUES. YOUNSMAN. an archaeologist discovers the Egyptian JDIS] MOVIE; 'The Chipmunk Adven­ blana Local. ® Doctor Who 30 min.) (Live) ® Carol Bumatt and Frianda FRED? HVZ/tA/?./ ruler's burial she. Eva Marie Saint, Robin ture While their guardian is away, Simon [C N N ] Pinnacle ® Runaway W ith tha Rich and Famous Ellis, Raymond Burr. 1980. ® Julia Child and Company © ) lt*e a Living Dot’s boyfriend is as­ Theodore, Alvin and the Chipettes inad­ 9:00PM GD Tour of Duty (CC) Ander­ [D IS] MOVIE; ‘A Special Kind of Love' vertently become involved In a jewel- son suffers the effects of banie fatigue af- Tours of Egypt and Finland. (R) (S) ® Major League Basaball: New ® MOVIE: 'Murdar on Flight 502' signed to review her performance in a A widower struggles to hold togather his vytien murder occurs on a transatlantic musical. smuggling operation. Animated. 1987 ter receiving a letter from tha young daugh­ family of three taan-agara, one of whom it ® Dating Qama York Vankaas at CMcago Whita Sox (3 Rated G. Right, the passengers and crew realize that ter to w h < ^ he has never spoken. (60 mantallv ratardad. Charias Duming, Irene ® TwWght Zona hrs.) (Live) . [CN N ] Newswatch min.) (R) the killer might strike again. Ralph Bellamy. [ESPN] SportsCenter , Tedrow, Philip Brown. 1978. ® A B C N aw a (CC). m (SI Art of William Alaxandar Polly Bergen, Walter Pidgeon. 1975. ^D lS^isaing Adventures of Ozzie and [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Invaders From Mars' ® ® Dirty Dozen: Tha Saiiaa Danko [ESPN] SporttContar ''M il (3) MOVIE: 'Bunny Laka Is Missing' A comes face to face with his nemesis, S.S [C N N ] Ooaafira Baturday [DIS] MOVIE; 'Petar Lundy and the Soon after his claims of having seen a UFO [TM C] MOVIE; 'They StM CaN Me young mother, just arrived from America, [ESPiy] Tsnnii: 1987 Wimbledon Major Hendricks, when the Dozen confront [ESP N ] Burfing Magazina Medicine Hat Stallion' A 15-year-old land behind his house are met with disbe­ Bnica’ A kkitzy Korean arrivaa in Houston puts her 4-year-old daughter in a London pony express rider defies the elements to Highlights Featuring Pat Cash sod Martina lief, a boy notices personality changes in a squad of deadly German assassins. (60 [U S A ] Night FMght: Night Flight Qoaa Navratilova. (Taped) to search for the American tarvicaman day school and the girl vanishes. LaurerKe carry the mail from me Nebraska Territory his parents and other townspeople. Hunter min.) (R) (In Stereo) to tha Mbviaa A Coming Attraettona U.S.ACMS byJbnDaala Olivier, Carol Lynlsy, Keir Dullea. 1965. who once saved his Ufa. Johnny Yune, to the Pacific coast) La ff^rre tt, MNchell 7 ^ [ M A X ] M O V IE : *lflRiere the River Runs Carson, Karen Black. Timothy Bottoms. ( ^ ® ) Golden Girls (C C ) Blanche is reu­ David Mendanhall, Pat Paulaen. 1987. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Cydona' A a f 9 ) MOVIE: 'In Circumstantial Evld- Ryan. BibiBesch. 197t I c * (C C ) A primitive young Indian boy 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) nited with her daughter after a four-yeer Rated ra . 1 :45AM top-sacret motorcyda bacomaa tha center VOO KNOWt TLL anca' A once-successful lawyer is ac­ [ESP N ] Auto Racing: Sports Car Club ; finds himself thrust Imo modern-day civili- [U SA] Mike Hammer estrangement. (In Stereo) ' zstion. Charles tim in g , Alessandro Ra- [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Dastbiatlan Big Houaa' of anemion for a young woman and enemy BET THAT'5 WHY cused of causing a witness to perjure him- • of America Series from Clevaland. (90 SD On Stage at WoH Trap self. Raymond Burr, Roben Loggia. Mark ^ I ^ P o t e r Horton. 1986. Rated PG. (In -7t30PM (3D WKRp in Cincinnati A Bchool teacher kmocantty aids a boat agents. Heather Thomas. Jeffrey Combe. IT'5 sore min.) (Live) rackataar and finds that aha it kwohrsd In a Martin Landau. 1987. Rated R. Hamill. 1976. O C Jeopardy! (CC). ' ^ 'A*w »Y» l»«va Tham [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Play h Again. Sam' Laugltlng A down on his luck comic, at- tcandal. Dorothy Patrick. Robert Rockwell. SD Oraatast Sports Legends [U SA] Airwotf 2:00AM (3D Home Shopping Ovor- (C C ) A neurotic movie buff receives advice S ) Mama's Family When Bubba comes temptir^ to "kill 'em ," falls on his face. 1950. Mssm night S a tvko (3 hra.) Lucha U bra Local (60 min.) for the loyalom from the spirit of Hum­ home tipsy. Mama is reminded of a drun­ S3) 5PM [HBO] MOVIE: Who’s Thm Milton Serle, Virginia Mayo, Ruth Roman I I / S O P M Entartainmant This phrey Bogart W oody Alton, Diane Keaton, ken incident involving Eunice. (R) 1949. (3D ® INN Nawa (S ) Collactors (R) Girl? (CC) A brash ex-con involves an up­ W eak Dojph Lundgran ditcuasaa hit latsti Tony Roberts. 1972. Rated PG. (In Stereo) tight tax attorney in her plans to find the ® Jim m y Bwaggart MOVIE: 'My Favorlta Brunatta' A ® T bIm From tha Dariuide A younn [CN N ] Showbiz Weak movie "Rad Scorpion." (60 mki.l (In (E) . [USA] Cartrwm ' man responsible for sending her to prison. mysterious woman persuades a baby pho­ doctor (Patrick Kilpatrick) makes a house Stereo) ® That'a tha Spirit Madonna. Griffin Dunne, John f^M artin. ^ IS ] MOVIE; 'Tha Appis DumpUng tographer to become a sdiwsleuth. Bob ca)l and discovers that his patient is a vam­ 4:10PM [C N N ] Sporta Close-up 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) pire. (R) Gang An 1870s cardsharp becomes the 3D MOVIE: 'Sargaant York' The story of [C N N ] Intamathmal Correapondanta Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Pater Lorre. 1947. uncomfortabla guardian to a trio of or- Ah/in York, a bscitwooda pacifist w ho ba- 4:30PM (3) Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) (3D Odd Couple [ESP N ] BportaCantar [E S P N ] POA Saniora Oolf; Rancho Mu- 6:30PM 3D CBS'Nmvs S '" Su m p Clark, Don Knotts cams one of tha m att deroratad soldiers 1975. Rated G. rieta O d d Rush First Round From Sacra­ ® Lo M ajor da la Samana Noticias sobre S n W I W o n d w A representative from (3 ) D .C . Follies Scheduled guest: actor- of World War I, Is portrayed. Gary Cooper, el besibol. (3D KoWng Btonaa '”'**** ^ mento, Calif. (2 hrs.) (Live) the fan^-servicea department mistakenly comic Paul Rodriguez. (R) [ T M C ] M O V IE ; 'D ra o M t' Affectionate Walter Brennan, Joan Leslie. 1941. [USA] Movie ' S i victory Garden (CC). believes that Ted has a drinking problem (3 ) M uppers sand-up of the popular T V series features ® Star Search (60 min.) 2:05AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'P h y H PXVfS 7-2 (R) Joe Friday's nephew on tha trail of a A g d n . Sam ’ (C C ) A neurotic movie buff [C N N ] Big Story ( 3 Steerman Fly-In A group of Stearman ® ® M O V IE: 'Saoond Thoughta' A di­ 2:10PM [CN N ] Haahhweak power-hungry evangelist. Dan Aykroyd. racalvea advice for tha lovalom from tha ( 3 ) K a k ^ & Ebert Scheduled: a profile of pilots prepare for the 16th annual gathar- vorced ivofatalonal woman mutt make 5:00PM (ID (3D Kojak Tom Hanks, Christopher Plummer. 1987. spirit of Humphrey Bogart. W oody AKen, 2:30PM (3) America's Top Tan Robtn Williams’ show business career. (R) ^ of open-cockpit Stearman biplanes in tha choice of whether or not to have a A -T a a m Rated PG-13. Diane Keaton, Ton y Rt^ens. 1972. Rated KMaongs |R) (In Slarao) (3D Q D Bustin' Looee Sonny offers Rudey Galesburg. III. (In Stereo) baby. Lucia Amaz, Craig Waaaon, Kan Ho­ (3D ward. 1883. PG. (In Stereo) ® Utda House on tha Prairie shady tips on how to raise cash for a 9:30PM ® ® Home AgMn (CC) _____ CELEBRITY CIPHER (31 Make VourtaM at Home (R) ® Countdow n to 8 8 : Th a Seoul Games Ououiloi ^ 3 ) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' - school trip. (In Stereo) ( 2 ) (S ) A m en (C C ) Thelma returns from 9 From Holly W H h Lova: Paid Program **OVIE: 'The Fighting S B O .C . FaMaa Schsdulsd guest: actor- M am a's Family A family war erupts *^**P*"*^-P?*"*- . ■»?««, intw in Ihaapiwrw ^ , OuttkMrs (S) (S) NBC News her vacation and leami that Rev. Gregory ® D .C. FoWaa Scheduled guett: actor- Sullivane Five brothers, not wanting to be •noew. Today‘9 ekm A nrres L 10 comic Paul Rodriguez. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (R) when Vint and Naomi want to switch bed­ separated, remain on a sinking ship. Anne (3) Saint rooms with Bubba. |R| has fallen In lova with a Sunday school comic Paul Rodriguez. (R) (SJ Maka Voursatf.at Home ® M otorw esk T w o Citroens are tested; tsachar. (In Statao) B ^ r , Thomas MttcheN. Edward Ryan. service bulletins; the Lamborghini Coun- 8Z) Austin City Limits (In Stereo) ® ® Ja y Lano Special (90 min.) (In •ZQF PFBCFZ TH [C N N ] Styfa With Elaa Klanach S TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes Meredith Baxter-Bimey and Jennifer tach. [C N N ] This Weak in Japan Stereo) [C N N ] Sporta Saturday 2:30AM (3D Tales From the Darkekle [H B O ] MOVIE: 'CaMa A Son' A young O'Neill are tNs week's practical joke vic­ ® W h e t's Happening Now It Shirley’s 10:00PM ® W a s t B 7 t h (60 min.) ® Fawity Towara gid'a CMTib to knmanaa waahh and powar [ES P N ] Cycling: Subaru Classic of San A persistant demon torments a man and OFALO E VFCHTCIFC tims. (60 min.) (R) habit of borrowing money from Raj spells ® Racing From Ptalnafiald ia overshadowed by an obsasatva lova for Frandsco. (Taped) d D Q D N m n won't atop until his victim cracks. 83) Topo Gigio trouble when it's time for her raise at work har son. Lindsay Wagner, Jameson Par- (R) GD ® H o tti (C C ) Patsr's grandmother S M O V IE: Th e A tom ic Cafa' Tha fear, (S) Home Shopping Ovomlght Satvioo AP QTLFFZJ, e LR SERVING AMERICA kar. Dabnay Coleman. 1981. 8Z) Frugal Gourm at (R) (In Stereo) and har friand a visit: nawlywada gat conformity and official Insanity of tha Cold (2 hra., X min.) (9 ) Alice Nigh Mountain Bannsra A [CNN] Newswatch ^ ^ O P M 3D off to a bad start whan ^ bridagroom’t W ar are raersatsd. 1982. FROM TH E dD Magnum, P.l. Soviet skier defects during an international [C N N ] Sports Latanight AH JTX BEL HEMF 3:00PM ® A B C N ew s (CC). formar fiancaa dakna that aha't pragnant. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred BEGINNING! [ESP N ] POA Saniora Oolf: Rancho Mu- (3) MOVIE: 'Tha Masque of tha Rad li!F9L ?!?’' Leningrad. S S Noticiero Univiskwi (60 min.) (R) Hickman, Nick Charlat. Death’ A tyrannical 12th-cantury prince is U .S .S .R . Tha singer on his Bridge Tour in rlota Q a d Rush Fkat Round From Sacra­ 643-2711 ( 9 HaadHnaa on Trial (R) [ESP N ] AW A Champhifiahip Wrsatiing mento, Calif. (2 hra.) (R) ZQEZ J T X ’UF. OT2 intriguad bir a young girl and takaa her to tha Soviet Union dwing August, 1987 ® Throb Zach dreams about being a per­ 3D ® Family Double Data kva amidsta wwI id e a tha 'immorality — - - — - rr*- of Na coun. 1Vki rr_ p ^ o rm s "M y Ufa" and the Beatles' former whan he’s reunited with his colleae ® Stsraat Land o l U b a ity Tima-lapse [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Haaitbraak Ridge' (CC) ITS A SURE THNGl band. ® ® Supercarrier (C C ) (60 min.) (R) 2:55AM [M A X ] Eros America A Z I E R F . ' _ cam Price, Mgal Groan. im a A a h a r. 1964. USSR" among other hits. (75 photography ia faaturad in this portrait of A decorated career marina officer Is gh/sn nrWn.) (In Sterao) X ^ O V IE : 'Paycho' After embezzling a American Wa.indudlng tha July 1986 Sta­ tha task of getting a platoon of raw, undit- T and T (CC) A runaway is hsM hos- 3:00AM ® Solid Ook( In Concert Part (3D [C N N ] Pinnacle “ 2 J » u m of money, an attractiva bank tue of Libartv calabraMn. ciplined reemits into fighting thape. Clkit 2 of 2. (R) (In Staraol taga on a cargo ahip after ha discovers a [U SA] DouUa TrouWa OFTCOF OX CLP. [OISJ Here's Boomer •dipjovaaho^a to « t soma rest at a ta- Eastwood, Martha Maton, Everett McGill. gurt-smuggling operation. Guest: Don [CN N ] Nawsnight PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Whan thaw u m r - . ___ _ . 5:30PM (SI victory Garden (CC). [E S P N ] FIshIn* Hole 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) iHanrliPfltpr ilrroUi [U S A ] MOVIE: 'Dsttkiatlan Big Houss' somawhare." - ContlnuBd. [MAX] MOVIE: 'On tha Una' Two A achool teacher innocently aide a boas American border guards clash over tha af­ rackataar and finds that tha la involvad in a fections of a beautiful Mexican proatituta. scandal. (Torothy Patrick. Robert Rockwell. ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday,. July 2, 1988 I-! > ( I . ■'.I- THE mnZWELLfl by tm Seherr j|^^i£ji^^j^^jrERALD^_8aturdsy, JulyE, ItW — W MCfmER.,.vMHAT5‘m E :K 5 r P o z z ie s AWRVIN M ITCHa^iDN rAKTg ir^R .TA I^g ( T A t t O F F , 'Wtcc. -^PifpOH- WftYTD6ETraD0F ------^ i ; THepcAeejuST t - n i - ^UNWANTEPHAIR... ^o-.TM 'people u m o Y in , MftSOCnoW LABEL{, \ in c ic .u K A s tro g ra p h IrWPWWOf OF A LL W Nlltnr W W fifHove lABgisjausoA. PRiCf ST)C|^,UIA(W (W fy)^c TO * IN THI^ W0(ZU>, ZIPSt EP-o '**” ’" * ^ FOowv NEW PC0OUCT54 You'O gCl ACROSS 4 Footlike part Answer to Previous Pussle LABELf, fACIbfV LfigesJ ■' ANPHI people n important it was to do so. 5 Bussing insect -A N D TU' WHO )£|5K NM& - HEV, I gbUEHT YH ',^roO ncTi 0M SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Spin-offs 1 Enfold 6 Celebrations le/ue 'TWJToTM' t h in g s » SAVW1AT% from your social atfillations could pro­ 5 Architect 7 Nigerian city THEM Siwys ON i w h a t ' IP* r e .. 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ARLO AND JANIE by Jimmy Johnson 40 Collects TAURUS (Aprs 2IHIIay 20) Several 42 Hues 13 14 VIRGO (Aug. 23-S«pl. 22) Improved people who haven't lived up to your ex­ 44 Knew conditions are in the offing where your pectations recently may do an about- 16 I'MIMIHeBAaVARD/ 46 Apr. 15 17 social life Is concerned. Don't be sur­ face today. Where you were denied co­ rMll^tMRACK mRCaPDOMieNEVERAd prised today if you start seeing signals addressee operation you should now find support. fi0000Na*Dl£5& PHOMeS. of Increase popularity. YARD" 47 Eroded 20 GEMINI (May 21-Jimo 20) Conditions In AL.PHA0BT s o u p !I LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Little things general look quite favorable lor you to­ 50 _ end haw 21 22 ro u Ha t e AHYTHIH& ALPH ABET ^ H P J mean a lot where your career is con­ day, especially In areas that affect your 52 License plate EDUCATIONAL, cerned. Take advantage of small oppor­ reputation, finances or status. Make 55 Agent 26 27 1 30 31 32 tunities today; you’ll discover later how these prime targets. 58 Beverage 59 Business 33 '38 0)(i abbreviation 'M TV , 5V, /V), 37 38 ^ ■ 3 9 o C A f ) ) - 60 Away from the Bridge wind 40 1 1 I43 1 (h 61 New Testament book 48 J o w a o 62 _ Grande could bid two spades! South was even­ NORTH tually propelled into six hearts by the 63 Bound 80 81 62 63 64 ♦ - - - ALLEY OOP byDamOraiw 64 Brief comedy momentum of the bidding. TA8S4 [66 The slam hatf reasonable play, al­ 57 [ b8 b A Q 10 9 DOWN THERHANTOM by L m Falk S ty Barry though a bad trump split would wreck WHEN I c o n f r o n t e d / ...JU S T I ♦ K 10 5 4 3 HIM ABOUT IT THIS / ME THAT 60 61 declarer's chancy. With the spade MORNING, HE DIDN'T ' 1 Do housework .THEN LOWEK6 , , TO /tWKE A I WEST EAST king led, declarer ruffed in dummy SAY ANYTHING... , 2 Ready for 63 164 ♦ K Q 10 9 6 AJ 7S 32 and led a small heart. East took the harvest Vl0 9 WK 62 king and played a heart back. Declar­ 3 Versatile ♦ 2 ♦ J 843 er played low, winning the ace in dum­ (c)igS8 b y NEA. fnc AJ9872 ♦ Q my, came to the king of diamonds and ruffed another spade, then returned to SOUTH ♦ A84 hand with the club ace to draw the last WQJ73 trump. When the clubs did not split 3- ♦ K765 3, declarer had to rely on the diamonds B A 6 dividing. So Blast got a trick with his original holding of J-8-4-3 to set the t THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Vulnerable: NeitheT contract. by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Dealer; North Declarer faltered when he played Unscramble these four Jumbles, Wait North East South low on East’s heart return. It was un­ THE BORN LOSER byArtSantom one letter to each square, to form lour ordinary words. ! ♦ Pass l ¥ likely that Elast had started with four t o 2 ^ 4 4 5 4 hearts to the king (he would undoubt­ BLONDIE ^ Daafi Young S Stan Draka Pass 5V Pass edly have played low on that fir s t' DOM'TWOm.TWem CANKK Pass Pass Pass heart played from dummy). So South yeeerAPiANs' WSO-.HE WAS A ONE RAY ME WAS >ND ME PASSED HO BOAT should have gone up with the heart SPEAR PISICRMA r e t u r n in s t o t h e t h a t w a s s o in s d o w n Opening lead: 4 K jack, ruffed the second spade with the SURFACE WITH AFtSH heart ace and returned to his hand ^ ® ^ with the club ace to draw the last WOSOP heart. Then, when he played a second club and found that West bad started — Working out with five, it would be easy enough for ■S . P ‘^tERTAlNLV (Anawara Monday) 16 AM AREA THils/fc I M U ^ r Vestarday's I SMOKY BARGE APATHY MUFFIN I Answer What the frustrated actor turrwd butcher OF 6 R E A T HAVE LEFT MY RRAIW knew how to do— HAM IT UP UNPSRPfiVELOFEO O N AU. Nig h t PROPERTY, ■teSMlStB I6 * J »T I T ? "

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mones, Clint Howard, Vincent Van Patten. 8 MOVIE: 'Madame Ski' A woman, ances by Summer Olympians, including called Madams Ski, sake a CIA agent to 09 Programa aa Anunciara 1979. swimmer Mark Sphz, gymnast Mary Lou FAMILY TIES Sunday, Continued help har atsal a Polaria submarins. Batts Rstton, diver Pat McCormick and the 1964 [U S A ] Countdown to Quitting, a Stop Sunday, July 3 (3) MOVIE: ‘Gray Eagle' Ben Johnson. Davis, Robert Wagner. 1971. Japaneae women’s vollaybalt team. Smoking Brsakthraugh Lana W ood. liichael Gross 8 Ona Day at a Tima [ESPN] Swimsuit '88 [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Tha Uttle Joseph Campbell and tha Power of 12:40AM (I.) and Michael J .— 1966. Rated PG. (In Stereoj (B ) Evening at Pops (R) (In Starso) [U SA ] Robert Klein Uma Drum m er Q k i' (C C ) A n American actress Myth: W i^ Bill Moyers (CC) Topics: ro­ with pro-Paleilinian aympathiaa is ro- Fox play ever- mantic love, the Holy Grail, marriage as [U SA ] DouUa Trouble 7:00PM X 6 0 M in u tst (C C ) (60 min.) 8Fliawotka 5:00AM CD ® Hom« shopping Ov­ Sunday Maes 10:30PM X Currant Affair Extra crullsd as a double agent by ths Itrselis. (X) sacrifice and the Image of women in my­ 21 Ju m p Straat Panhall and Hanson ernight Service Continuee (60 min.) llberal father Ste­ Kilter's Komer X [CNN] PibnaNsw a X Banny Hill Diane Keaton. Yorgo Voyagia. Klaut Kin­ (X) M aks It Real 4:30PM X are assigned to protect a Hollywood ven Keaton and thology. (60 min.) Part 5 of 6. [ESPN] NFL Yearbook; 1987 Indiana- ski. 1984. Rated R. [C N N ] Sports Review 8 Dinner at Julla'a (R) heartthrob who’s been receiving death 09 Corson’s Comedy Cteaaica m 39 Funtaatic World of Hanna- his brainy arch­ G® This W eek In Baseball Highlights of polla CoKa - Off And Running (Taped) [U S A ] Night Flight; Short Films Barbera ® Mictowave Master threats. (60 min.) (R) On Stereo) 8 Jimmy Swaggart [M AX] MOVIE: 'Meatballs III’ A de­ Major League action are shown. [U S A ] lIMka Ham mer ceased pom star is returned to Earth to conservative X 8 M O V IE ; 'Spot fifiarks tha X ’ (C C ) 5:05AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Never Too GD Frederick K. Price G® M O V IE : 'Unconquered' A captain [C N N ] Politica '88 8 Yaa. Mlnlatar help a bumbling teen-ager lose Na virginity son Alex, on MBC's T w o children find themaelvee pursued by Young to Die' An undercover agent's son O ) Michael Reagan Show fre^s the Fort Pitt wilderness from murder­ [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'K nightridan' The lead­ 8:30PM X KfiarrIad... W ith Children 8 Ask tha Manager and gain soma self-estsem. Sally Keller- convicte after thek recently adopted dog is pressed into service when a megalo- "Family Ties." ous Indians and treacherous whites. Gary ers of a traveling renaissance fair attempt (C C ) Al's accutsd of pilfering $1 million men, Patrick Dempsey, Al Waxmen. (SD Porky Pig digs up a beg of stolen money. Barret [DIS] MOVIE: 'Christian tha Iten’ A maniacal villain threatens to contaminate Cooper, Paulette Goddard. Howard da to live by a medieval code of honor. Ed after ha and Steve play poker in a bank 1987. Rated R. The seirles airs CNiver, Natalie Gregory, David Huddleston. zoo-raiaad lion is set free in the African Los* Angeles* water supply. John Stamos, @ ) Sesame Street (CC). vault. (R) (In Stsrao) SUNDAY. JULY Silva. 1947. Harris, To m Savint, Gary Lahti. 1981. 1986. Part 1 of 2. (R) wilderness. Bill Travers. Virginia McKenna Rated R. 1:00AM X Naked City Vanfiy. Gene Simmons. 1986. Rated R. (In (3 ) Robert Schuller Myataryi: Tha Secret Adversary 8 8 M y T w o Dads (C C ) Nicold gats George Adamson. 1976. Rated G. 3. (Rebroadcast) GZ) M O V IE : '1 7 7 6 ' This portrayal of our upset whan Joey takaa her art teacher on a Dom DeLuiea Show Stereo) ® World Tomorrow (C C ) After forming a detpetive agency [U SA ] Check It OutI CD X founding fathers takes place at the First iteta. (R) (In Stereo) [H B (J ] Tanner 'TO; The Great Escape with his former wartime nurse. Tom m y X Dallas 5:30AM c s l Love Lucy GD N u e s M Famllla Local. MOVIE; Draasad to Kill' Continental Congress. William Daniels, p C ) Tanner preperet for a debate in San CHECK LISTINGS Beresford's first client asks the pair to re­ 5;00PM X 8 Alice GI) INN News When a suburban housewife is brutally Howard Da Silva, Ken Howard. 1972. Frandteo. where he meets newawoman 09 Odd Couple Sesame Street (CC). (R) FOR EXACT TIME trieve a stolen document. (60 min.) Part 1 murdered, the search begins for a p sych^ [ESPN] NFL'a Oraatsat Momenta: Linda Ellerbee. (In Stereo) 8 St. Judea [C N N ] Morteyweek [C N N ] Daybreak of 2. (R) . 8 Charlaa In Charge (C C ) After hearing 1983 Los Angslea Raldars (R) pathic killer. Angle Dickinson. Michael sad news, Charles dreams that all the Pow­ 11:00PM X X X 8 ® News 8 Sonny Spoon (CC) Sonny re-eNists in [O S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Goes [D IS] Good Morning MIckeyl GD star Trek Caine. Nancy Allen. 1980. to the Movies & Coming Attractions ell family membera have turned into other 9:00PM X MOVIE: 'Brass' (CC) A Entartakimant TWe Week Dolph the Marines to help find an A W O L buddy [ESP N ] Motorweek llhiatrated X [C N N ] Vtfeek in Review CD Hawaii Flve-0 real-life or storybook characters. New York City chief of detectives attempts Lundgren discusses Ns latest movie ’’Red who may have ties to a missing police­ 6:00AM (D spread a Little Sunshine [H B O ] Adventuret of T o m Saw yer The [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson (3) Simon & Simon 8 Friday tha 13th; T h a Sartos Ryan and to sojve a number of brutal slayings. Car­ Scorpion.’’ (60 min.) (In Stereo) woman. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) GIHIgan's Island townspeople believe Tom , Huck end Ben Micki search for a cursed foghorn, tha only roll O ’Connor, Loia Nettleton, Vincent Gar­ Nir>os Olvidados da los Ochanta (60 CD [HBO] MOVIE: Jake Speed' (CC) A (3 ) SportsW orld Scheduled: America's 09Chaan GD have drowned in the river. clue in a aeries of murders. (60 min.) denia 1965. (R) min.) CD Headline News [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Tho 500-Pound Jatk' young woman seeks the help of a pulp Paradise Triathlon from St. Croix, Virgin 8 Choteas We Face [iJS A ] Cartoons [CNN] Nawaday CD H'e Garry Shandtlng'e Show After GD Christopher Closeup A gantla hlllbillv is molded into an Oiympic hero to rescue her sister, who has been Islands; Mar. Olympia Competition, from 8 ( 8 R a u to RIchaa (C C ) (n separate [ESPN] Amarica'a Cup 1974: Grandest [DIB] My Friend Flicka kidnapped by an African white slave ring. inatancea, Nick and Ro m must decide suggesting that his friends go sway for the 8 News (Live) Prize C D Plaatlcman weight-lifting champion by an ambitious Gothenburg, Sweden. (60 min.) (Taped) Insight 8:30AM Wayne C re ^o rd , Karen Kopins. John whether it's worth cheating to attain a weekend, Garry baby-sits for their son. (R)' 8 Executlvs Street romoter. Alax Karras, Jamas Franciscus, [HBO] MOVIE: Radio Days' ICC) (3) Hometime [U S A ] Soioflax World Tombrrow goal, (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (In Stereo) @1) Cm necticut: N o w (In Stereo) CD ops Lange. 1972. W oody Allen's affectionate homage to the Hurt. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 8 Financitl Freedom S (3 ) Saint (X) Marbtahead Marwr (R) [D IS] You and Me, Kid G i David Paul influence of radio on its listeners during the [U S A ] M O V IE: 'Cracking Up' A suicidal 8 Frsadom'a Qloiy; Th a Rsatorattenof CD Star Spanglad Calabratlon (CC) 1 l30AM 1 0 :1 0 A M [CNN] On tho Menu From St. Louts, ceiebrtties gather in this 8 AM Boston Buga Bunny 1930s and 40$. Mia Farrow, Dianne klutz relates the story of his life to his har­ Star Search (60 min.) the Ltttls Jen ny (60 mki.) CD A B C N ew s (CC). [ESP N ] Auto Racing: American Ra^ng Local. (R| Wiest, Julie Kavner. 1987. Rated PG. ried psychiatrist. Jerry Lewis. Milton Berle, Asi va el Belsbol Resumen semanal second gala Fourth of July c e l^a tio n ; (E) Page Fifty Sevan Series From Portland, Ore. (60 min.) (R) (3)WyattEarp 1 0 : 3 0 A M (X) Inaldo W ashington GD 8 W W F Sitparatan of Wraattlng also, an examination of Am erici’a fight GD IN N New s [U S A ] All-Amorican Wrestling Sammy Davis, Jr. 1963. sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. 8 Connaotlout; N o w (In Stereo) [M A )Q MOVIE: 'The Man From the Di­ (M) Alica (X) QINIgan'e Island 8 Haraay'a HoHywood Previews of against illiteracy. (2 hra.) [U S A ] Europe Hair Secrets ner's c lu b ' A scatterbrained clerk unin­ Marblehead Manor 2:30PM (3) Major League Baseball: GD Pizza Gourmet movies to be rslaaisd and kitarviews wKh [C N N ] Inside Bueinase Baptist Church (X Baazlay Showplaca of Homos 12:30PM GD d p Lifestyles of tiia Rich artd Famous [ T M C ] m o v i e : 'Drums tentionally issues a credit card to a gangs­ GD Boston Rad Sox at Kansas City Royals (3 actors. (60 min.) 1:45AM Road to Seoul An in-depth look at the GD Star Trek Cliff Robertson; singer-actress Pie Zadora; [ESPN] SporttCantsr ter. Danny Kaye. Cara Williams, Martha [C N N ] Politics 'B8 09 Love Boat CD hrs.) (Live) Along tha M ohaw k’ Colonial homestead­ athletes as they prepare physically, men­ [CNN] Newswatch 09 PEUCULA: 'El Angol Cokto' Las ma- actor Emmanuel Lewis (’’Webster’’). (60 [HBO]MOVIE; 'Act of Vengeance’ (CC) ers face marauding Indians and the threat Hyer. 1963. ^DIS] Now Advantures of Wlnnla tha . 8 Thte Old Houas (CCj. (R) min.) (R) In a A M K . i __ ii______a ' ' tally and emotionally for the intense com­ 2:45PM X M O V IE: 'w u s a ' a former [ESPN] Horse Rsdng: Coaching Club qulnacionaa de un hombra anomorsdo de Joeeph Yettlonski’s challenge of corrupt of the Revolution in John Ford’s classic [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Profile: The 8 Three Stooges petitiveness of the 1988 Summer Olym­ clarinet prodigy is now a broadcaster at a American Oaks end D ^ e r Stakes From una mujer y ssdiameo de dinaro. Rafael O ) MOVIE: 'Tha Woman In Rad' An oth­ union prsddent Tony Boyle forleadersNp frontier saga. Henry Fonda, Claudette Col­ Rolling Stones beledon. Rosiie Quintana. [ESPN] Auto Racing:. Formula Ona 8 Mayor's Report pics in South Korea. right-wing radio station and becomes a Belmont Park in Elmont, N.Y. (60 min.) erwise happily married San Francisco bur­ of the United Mine Workers culminates in bert, Edna May Ofiver. 1939. Grand Prix of France hrom Le Castelett. 'pawn in a deadly political game. Paul New­ (Live) z 09 DaOrasal Junior High (CC). (R) eaucrat becomes obsessed with a gor­ trKedy. (Charles Bronson, Ellen ^ rs ty n 6:10AM [CN N ] Heahhweek 99 Para Gents Grands Programs da la (3§) Connecticut Beat New England Sunday (R| (2 hrs.) (Taped)- man. Joanne Woodward, Anthony Per­ geous model and tries desperately to WiRord Brimlay. 1986. (In Stereo) 2:00AM X Cadena. ® Spotlight on Government [M AX] MOVIE: The Sea Wolves' A 8 Star Trak: Ths Next Qanaratten An 6:1 5AM GD Davey & Goliath kins. 1970. initiate an affair with her. Gene Wilder. X Look at Ma Now [HBO] MOVIE: 'Morgan Btewart'e group of British soldiers attacks German aidsriy admiral nagotiatsa tha ra te S M of a [J^4 X ] MOVIE; 'National Lampoon’s (B) team to Road @ ) Computer Chronidee Kelly LeBrock, Glide Radner. 1984. Vista Com hrg Hom e' Fresh from bosrdir>g ships hiding in neutral waters. Gregory Fedarstion ambassador and Na staff, who Vacation' While driving cross-country to X Home Shopping Overnight Service 6:30AM CD [C N N ] Nawamakar Sunday 3:00PM 8 Super Chargara school, a teen-ager urtcovers a smeer cam* [C N N ] Intemationel Correapondenta Peck. Roger Moore, David Niven. 1980. are beino hold hostage by a vengeful 8 8 MOVIE; -Crash Course' (CC) A giant Wally World, the Griswold clan de­ (3 hrs.) CD Oral Roberts Major Lsogus Baaaball: Boston Red paign aimed at hie father's political career. [E B P N ] Th is W eak In Sports (60 min.) Rated PG. enemy. (60 mki.) notoriously difficult instructor makes life tours into a series of screwball sidairips. [DIS] Zorro Sox at Kansas City Royals (2 hrs.) - 09 A t the IWoviaa Bill Harris and Rex Reed CD It's Your Business Jon Cryer, Lynn Redgrave, ^ h o la a Pryor. [USA] Wired miserable for a sumnr>er driver's education Oieyy Chase. Beverly D'Angelo, Christie highlighi the box office hits of 1967. 1 1 :0 0 A M C£ Face the Nation [C N N ] World Report First Run Brinkley. 1983. Rated R. GD Christian Science Monitor Reports 1987. Rated PG-13. 1:00PM X Aloha Claaalc; W orld (3 ) Guardians of tha Forest (60 min.) class. Jackee, Harvey Korman, Charles Wave SelHng Champlonahlp (60 min.) SportsWorld Joined In [D IS] Amarlca at tha Olympics Docu- 8 Th at's tha Spirit QD W W F Wrestling Challehge (3) Charlie's Anpels 5:1 5PM Robinson. 1988. (R) (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Amadeus' Viennese G|) Headline News 9:00AM (X) Sunday Morning (CC) (90 8 ABC Nawi (Cq. d } Discover CD MOVIE: 'Stare and Stripes Forever' Progress Scheduled: America’s Paradise mantsry profiling American Oiyrnpic cham- court composer Antonio Salieri details the (S) Discover min.) (3 ) Major League Baaeball: Boston Triathlon from St. Croix, Virgin Islands; plonaauchaaJatMOwsna.winnarolfour (3) ® Mastarpiaca Thaatra: Tha Last The eventful years of John Philip Sousa's Placa on Earth (CC) Armmdsan makes life of Ne long-time rival, Wolfgang Ama­ [C N N ] fifioneyweek D J . Kat (X) Knight Rider Sox at Kansas C ity Royals Joined In Pro­ Msr. Olympia Competition, from Gothen­ gold medala for track and field (1936); ® Ring Around the World (X) life between 1892 end 19(X) are por­ good time with his dog team; Scott, mean­ deus Mozart. F. Murray A b r a h ^ , Tom O I Forever Lean gress (2 hrs., 15 min.) burg. Sweden. (Taped) WNma R ud oM , tripis gold wkwwr In track [D IS] America at tha Olympica Docu­ dD Defenders of the Earth (CC). (X) Boot Show trayed. Clifton W ebb, Debra Page, Robert while. battles blizzarcTconditiont and low Hulce. Elizabeth Betridge. 1984. Rated PG mentary profiling American Oiyrnpic cham­ @ ) Masterpiece Theatre: The Last and field (1960) and Splu, aavan- (In Starso) 8 Captain Power and the Soldian of Wagner. 1952. House for all Seatons morale. (60 min.) Part 4 of 6. (R) pions such aa Jeaae Owens, winner of four [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch (B) Hso H aw (R) Place on Earth (C C ) A leadership crisis 5:30PM (3) tima gold wkinar for swimming (1972). (2 tho Future MOVIE: 'Whatever Happened to [U S A ] Youth Secrata of tha Stars gold medals for track and field (1936), (3 ) Ksnnsth Copeland CD awaits Amundsen after he forces his men ® Korean W ar: Th a Untold Story Vater- hrs.) (3 ) It's a Living Dot’s boyfriend is as­ [D IS] Mousercise Baby Jane?’ T w o former stars, one con­ Wilma Rudolph, triple gold winner in track 8 P .T . Bam um Festival Parade (2 hrs.) onto the Ice Barrier too soon; meanwhile, ans of the Korean W ar are featured in this [HBO] MOVIE: Nothing in Common' signed to review her performance* in e 11 ' S W M X George Schlattar'a Co- (8 ) Buga Bunny fined to a wheelchair, live in a decaying nuisical. (R) end field (1960) and Mark Spitz, seven­ 7:00AM ( £ A t the MovIm 8 It’s Vour Buabtaas Scott has transportation problems. (60 examination of the conflict; also, a look at (C C ) A young sxecutNa davsteps a betiar madyClub Scheduled: Araenio Hall, Paula (8) Tennis: WlmUedon Tsnnia Hollywood mansion and torment each time gold winner (or swimming (1972). (2 (S Robert Schuller min.) Part 3 of 6. (R) Korea as it exists today. (60 min.) GD Siampra an Domingo Programs de Poundstons, Jonathan Katz. (R) (IMen’s Fkiaia) From London. (3 hra.) 8 Buahiaas World other. Bette Davis. Joan Crawford. Victor understanding of hia parents after they da- firs.) Unhrision an el Daporta Comentarios cida to and thak 34^yair marriage. Tom variedades con musica. entrevistaa y anis- (X) Dielogue (Live) 99 Tam a s y Dobatos Buono. 1962. GD Star Trek GD X Spoita Extra V resumen del acontecer deponivo por Hanks. Jackie Glaaaon. Eva Maria Saint. tas invitados b ^o la animacion de Raul Ve­ [ESP N ] SportaCantdr X ) Point of View 18) Sosamo Streot (CC). @ Bodyweteh CD This W eek In Beeebell Highlights of [C N N ] Larry King Weekend Jessi Losada y. Jorge Berry, ( w min.) 1986 RatodPG. lasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) X MOVIE: -Vtotena of Death' A clair- (B) Lerry Jonee Major League action are shown. [D IS ] Black BMHJty Martin MHnerr, Eileen voyam professor warns the skeptical Den­ [U SA] Credit Tbns Bomb S9) Foravsf Lean 99 Star Trek GZ) Creativa Living ^ [M AX ] MOVIE: 'Jarsmiah Johnson' A [CN N ] Weak In Review ver polics that he has had mental images of 8 MOVIE; 'Tho Family Jmwala' A 9- Brennan and Kristoffer Tabori star in this O ) Divine Plen [M A X ] MOVIE: 'JersmWi Johnson’ A [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday 19th-cantuiv advanturar abandons civiliza­ [D IS ] Soldier's Home After serving in someone planting explosive devices 2:15AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ravengaof year old must decide which of her father's drama based upon Anna Sewell’s classic (3 ) Food Saver 19th-c«niitv adventurer ebandone civilize- tion for Ufa ki ths Rocky Mountain wHdar- World W ar I, a young man feels the pain of Monte Markham, Telly Savalas. Barbara tha Nerds' (C C ) Cdlags freshman, tired of ® World Tamonow six brothers she warns to live with in order novel about a beautifui et>ony horse end tkxi ter life In the Rocky Mountain wfdar- 6:00PM X CBS News (CC) nasa. Robert Radford. W B Gear. Stefan alienation when he returns to his home­ Anderson. 1972. being humiliated by the campus jocks, @ ) Ssaomo Streot (CQ. (R) to collect her inheritance. Jerry Lewis. the people who owned it. ( ^ min.) Pan 3 neee. Robsn Redlard, W if Geer, Staten X ABC News (CQ. Giaraach. 1972. Rated PG. town. Nancy Marchand and Richard form their own frstsrnity. which evantually Donna Butterworth, Sebastian Cabot. of 5. 09 Honoymoonera S ) W hat'e Happening No w ll Shiilev [C N N ] Daywetch Gieraach. 1972. Rated PG. [ T M C ] M O V IE: ^Dragnet' Affectionate Backus star. (60 min.) leads to a confrontation between tha two helps her friends when t h ^ grandson runs 1965. [ESPN] Auto Radng: CART Clevaland X Boat of Natkmal Geographic 8 Insight / Out . groups. Robert Cairadine. Anthony Ed­ [D IB ] DotiMd Duck Ptoaente [UBA]Certoone Mnd-up of the popular w sariea faatursi Bodybuilding: Junior USA away. (S> ConrMotfcait News Week (R) Grand Prix (2 hrs.) (Live) 09 MOVIE; 'Agatha Christlo's "Murdar Joe Friday’s naphaw on tha trail of a 8 8 George Mlchoel'a Sports Mach­ wards, Bemie Casey. 1984. Ralsd R. [M AX] MOVIE; 'Oreamacapa' While mships, from Rtieigb. N.C. ® If e Vour Buelneaa 1 1 :1 0 A M [CNN] Travel Quids [M A X ] MOVIE: Th e Buddy HoBy Story' In Three A c ta '" Hercule Poirot is calied power-hungry svangaUst. Dan Aykroyd, B ine working with a adentlet who has diacov- (3 ) M O V IE: 'Soforltv KIN' A psychotic W om m 's and mixed pairs competition. 2:30AM X Crsdit Tima Bomb Based on the life of Buddy HoHy, the rock upon to solve a murder at the Acapulco Tom Hanks. Chriatophar Plumnwr. 1987. S ) Kentieth Copeland srsd a w ay to protect ona's conacioua 1 1 :3 0 A M CD Century 21 Homes for kiHer holds tlx people captive in a sorority (60 min.) (Taped) 8 Christian Uteatyia Magazine 'n' roH pioneer who skyrocketed to fame in house party of a retired American actor. Ralsd PG-13. 09 M O V IE :-S u ch Good F ria n d t'A beau­ t h o u ^ s into another's dreams, a psychic Bale housa. Martha ^ t t . Jane Actman. ® Jb n m y Swaggart the '50s. Gary Busey, Don Stroud, Charles Peter Ustir>ov. Tony Curtis, Emma Semma. ^B O ] MOVIE: 'Morgan Stawait'a 8 MOVIE: 'iM MIeetablas' A prison tiful, but frustrated, housewife learnt mors stumblaa upon a plot to use tha method for Joanna Cameron. 197? o, [U S A ] Tates of tha Gold Monkey Papaya (X 8 This Weak With DsvM Brinkley Manin Smith. 1978. Rated PG. (In Stereo) T986. Com ing Home* Fresh from boarding escapee faces his freedom with en u r ^ for than she cares, to know about har hua- political purposaa. Dennis Quaid, Kate 8 Haft to Hart revenge until a bishop gNes him the wealth (CC). ..y, 8 Runaway WHh tha Rich and Famous 7:30PM 8 Odd Coupla ------scIkx>I, a teen-ager uncovers a smear cam- bsnd’a privatmMairs whan aha decodes [C N N ] Daybreak Capahaw, Max Von Sydow. 1984. Rated [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Blue City' A young man p ai^(4m ed at his father’s f^itical career. ha came to steel. Richard Jordan, Anthonv Ns appoiniir^Ohpok. A t the Moviss Bif Harris and Rax Reed ®]^'aOoBovyllng,„^^ Tours of Egypt and Finland. (R| 8 Jafteraons (CC). "aH d grade when he brings chaos to the claaa- 99 PanchWo y Arturo La hiatoria de un medy Clips of tNs comedian's television [USA] PGM Sato [USA] PGM Sato 8 0 urQang tional Golf Ckib in Oak Brook, W. Staning caps ths vvMkand of tha world of Nm ns. PhilUps. Esei Morales, Rosana De Soto. room. jovan prinfipa y da un muchscho pobre lla- shows form 19B6-61 are presanlad, in­ 8 Outer Limits 8 See Hunt T w o etrengere pick the See cluding sagmema with Mai Brooks, time is tentative. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) 1987. Bated PG-13. (In Starso) 12:00AM X At the Movies (R) • [HBO] Richard Lewis: I'm [TM C ] fifiOVIE; 'Amadeus' VienneM msdo Panchito. (2 hra.) Parte 1 da 5. ® ) WondatWoffca: Tha Utdaat Hotaa [ESPN] SpofttCantar 2:55AM fkim as a msane of secaps from hit man. Johnny Carson, Jimmy Durante and oth­ f D Movie [TMC] M O V IE: 'M r. M o m ’ A rising X Friday the 13th: Tha Series A former Exhauattd (C C ) TN a comedian/ court composer Antonio Salieri dstaila the (R) (S ) DaOrasal Junior High (CC). (R) ers. (60 min.) Thiavaa (C(3. Part 1 of 2. 8:00PM X Murder, She Wrats (CC) Ms of Na long-time rival, Wolfgang Am s- O ) Kick Boxing young executive trades places with Na policemen, whose wife’s car was IXHnbed, hypochondriac has more than hia share of [C N N ] Spoctacono 8 Four Tope U va Featured: live concert Jattica learns tha prime auapact in a mur­ daua Mozart. F, Murray Abraham, Tom 8 Rmr. David Paul wife whan he is fired. Michael Keaton. Tari seeks revetm on a crime boss - and s problems - sporadic bouts Of waknaas oc­ [ M A X ] M O V IE; 'La Bamba' (C C ) A fact- GD El Mundo del Box Cempeonatos y lu- from Founder's Plaza. (60 rNn.) dar is tha victim’s dog, who was lafi a for­ deadly aheriff’s badge plays a prominent cur less fraquantly than hia "dates from Hulce, Elizabeth Berridgs. 19B4. Rated PG. 9 9 La Benia Mlaa Local. [DIB] Qrimm't Faky Tates Gan, Martin MuH. 1983. Rated PG. (In based account of Ritchio Valana' chas antra boxaadores mtemacionalas. tune by Na accantric maatsr. (60 min.) (R) Stereo) role in his quest. (60 min.) hok". (60 min.) (In Starso) (In Starso) [EBPN] GomoDay [CN N] Newswatch [CN N ] Your Money (1941-59) rise to musical stardom bators Comentaristas: Jorge Berry y Luis Moreno. X Am arioa't M ost W anted Schadulad: N s ^ t h in a plana crash. Lou Diamond [D I S ] Danger Bay (C C ) (3rsnt helps a deaf [U S A ] Cover Story (R) XOallaa 3:00AM X N ew s (R) [USA]CaWopa [D IB ] Raeeoons (In Stereo) [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'M r. M o m ' A rising (90 min.) convicted mutdsrsr Gian Stewart Godwin, young axacuth/s trades placaa with Ns PNIItps. Esai Moralea, Rosana De Soto. boy who has difficulty cornrnutiicating with 09StarTrsk Miaaion Impoosibla (S WaN street Journal Re­ MOVIE: 'Prhrato B«nia- wanted for aacapkig from CaUfomia's Fol- 9:30PM'X Duet (C Q Ban is offered a X 7;30AM 10:00AM (X) S y b a n M o n wife when ha is firad. MIchaal Kaaton. Tari 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 4:00PM 09 others, by introducing him to Mika the port mki* FoNowing the death of her husbwid, a tom Prison; Jamaa Edgahil Bumaida. ki- movie deal based on Ns book, but la un­ 8 Christian Chiidran’s Fund [C N N ] Evans A Novak Gatr, Martin Mull. 1983. Rated PG. (In CNtnpanzsa. IX) Btaampipe A l ^ [TM C ] MOVIE; 'A Christmas Story' spoiled Kttla rich giri is conned into jo in i^ dictsd for firat-dsgraa murdar and ai- happy with the famals lead, (R) (In Stereo) 8 Hogan's Hatoaa C D B reakthrough Stereo) [ES P N ] PGA Santera GoH: Rancho Mu- [U S A ] Financial Fraadom N e w Qidgat Gall end DannI Smoll-lown America in the mid-1940s Is tha Army. Goldia Hawn, Eilean Brennan, tamptad murder. (In Stsrao) 8 Mama's Family Whan Bubba cornea (B) hope to the setting for tNs holiday mamok about a riata OokI Rush Second Round From Sa­ 8 Combat) (XI Sunday Mass kitarvlew a movie etar. (R) 1 1:50A M [EBPN] Auto Racing; Armand Assante. 1980. X 8 M acQ yvsr (C C ) A fomter home tipay. Mama is reminded of a drun- 3:30AM X Mghtwotch Joinsd in boy who only warns a Rad Ryder SB gun cramento. Calif. (90 mm.) (Live) neurotic actor- IM 8A Cam«l ContkMntal From Watkins criminal’s Ufa is andangarad whan Na new kan inddant Involving Eunica. |R) 8 Miami Vica (CC) A Progtaas (B ) World Tomorrow 8 Jbnmy Snmggatt tor Christmas. Peter BiHingsley, Darren ® NWA Pro WrMtNng writer swipes a drug desler'i wallei. (60 Glen, N.Y. (3 10 min.) (Live) [H BO ] Carly in Coneoct: Coming Ar­ idantity is diacovarsd by tha mob. (60 O Abbott and CoetsHo [U S A ] Hollywood Inaidsr min.) (R) On Stereo) 8 Home ShappkM Ovamight Sarvtea McGavIn, Melinda Dillon. 1983. Rated PG (3) MOVIE: 'Legend of the Loef Two ound Again Tha Grammy Award-wmiing mki.) |R) (ki Stsrao) ContkMias (2 hra., 30 min.) (SlM bacle Faith Outreach 1 ^OOPM X Out of This World [U B A ] IMaatar men and a giri search the Sahara desert for tingar paeforma songs from har album 10:00PM X Tracey Ulknan Show 8 Twilight Zona a lost city. John Wayne, Sophia Loren. "Coming Around Again," as wall as some 09 Star T r a k T h e Next Oeneretton |CC| [C N N ] Croaafira IBI Sunday Today 8 Diawbig Men to Christ (1) Wondorful World of DIanoy: Bon & An sidariy admiral nagodataa the rsteaia Skatchaa: a woman is tranaformad Into har 8 Gena Scott Mo/Patsr A tha Wolf 1:30PM X Major leaguo BatsbeM; Rossano Brazzi. 1957. of har hits. (60 min.) (In Starac) dominsaring mother; a married couple [X ilC ] MOVIE: 'CaBkig Northsida 777' 181 Dr. Jamaa Kanneily ( S ) T a n d T (CC) Anxiawayiehaldhoe- Houston Aatroe at New York Mats (3 of a Fadaration ambassador and Na staff, [C N N ] World Report A raportar attampts to free an Innocant 8 Romagnoli'a Tablo: A Roman Family [USA] AkwoH who ara being held hostage by a vangsful gives tpomanaity a tty; Tracay records a O C alebrata: Unoobi tsgs on a cargo tN p after he discovers a X Orsatast Amoftcan Haro hra.) (LNa) man from prison. Jamaa Stawan, Hsian Dktnar (R) enemy. (60 mkt.) lively sntwering-macNna meaaage. (R) (In [DIS] MOVIE; 'The Bootnika’ An gun-smuggling oporation. Gusat: Don 09 MOVIE: 'McHate'a Navy Jokia tha 6:30PM X X Naw a Starso) Walkar, Richard (toms. 1948. (D n kitatonea 8 Tony Brown's Journal 8 P oNc o Story accidem-prone Coast Guard ensign must Stroud. In) (In Starso) Ak Forca' A n antign on a South Pacific 8 lYa Bhowthna at ths ApoBo This comand with a beautiful girt, atoian jewels [C N N ] Big Story 8 Wild Kingdom 8 Boat of Saturday Night Uva X N e w s 3:50AM [ M A X ] m o v i e : -Eye of tha Island is forced to imperaonata a pilot and (S ) Joy of Painting; Moucitaki kt an Oval week’s host: B(« Coaby. Schadulad; music and a mystarioua Japanese pearl diver. 8 Love Your SUn 8 Futbol (2 Ns.) 8 Talaa From tha Daikahia A parsiatant Tloir' An ax-con confroma ths d nv [D IS] Dumbo's Circus Beta InvoNad with the craw of a Soviet 8 S t a r T r A acta E.U. and MicKaal Coopar, comics Osn 09 IN N Nawa Roban Morse. Stefanie Powers. Phil Sk- 99 Ayer, Hoy y Manana demon tomtanu a man and won t atop un­ Hankkia and Rick Avilaa. (60 mki.) (R) (In dealing molorcyda gang that murdarsd hte [ESPN ] biaids the PGA Tour merchant. Tim (tenwsy. Joe Flynn, Gary [C N N ] fifionoyweak 8 Good Neighbors vera. 1970. Rated G. (B ) Learn to Read ^ Vinson. 196S. [DIS] MOVIE: Tha Bootnika' An til Na victim cracks. Stsrao) wifo. Gory Butay, Yaphat Kotto, Seymour [H B O ] Toiss of U tB e W om an Animatsd [H BO ] Tanner '88: Oia Great Escape accident-prons Coast Guard ensign must 8 World Vision [ESPN] Suiflng: Tripis Crown, horn Caaaal. 1986. Rated R. (In Stsrao) lE ) Fame (80 min.) 09 Claaaifiad 18 8 8 NBC Nows 8 Arana Football; DstroM Dtiva at aeries based on the daaalc set in ISflOe (C C ) Tanner prepares for a debate in S m comand with a beautiful giri, aiolen jewels Hawaii. (Taped) PHtaiMitgh OtedteWn (2 hra., 30 mki.) 838onSports [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Psycho III' Penneylvanle. Fkat up; the March familv [D IB ] M OVIE:'M r. Rossi Loeka for H ^ 8 MOVIE; 'Monatar That Chaltongad Francisco, where he meats nawswoman and a mystsrioua Japansaa peart diver. 8 Fbbig Una: Ditty Rock Lyrics [U S A ] Patfset Diet 3:55AM ( C Q Tha Sm s s Motel is back ki businaaa awaits a vitH from disk soldier father. P in t ii' A n enimetsd adventure of a k>va- tfw W o ild ' Atomic •xparimante in the tea Linda Ellarfaae. (hi Slsrao) Robert Morse. Stefanie Powara. PNI Sil- 8 O n T h e Record W ith Alan Darchow- 8 8 F a m ly Tie s (C C ) T o asm extra (B )A d v s n lu ra (C Q T h a 1986 attempt by with Norman and a woman who dakna to bls little man's aearch fOr happineea. Anl- unearth d am radioactiva beaata. Tim Hoh, vara. 1970. Rated G. i a money, Alax takaa a as a dapattmam- a savan-man team of American and Aus- 12:30AM X Uteatyiaa of ths Rich [M A X ] MOVIE: Topper Takes A Trip' 2:00PM X CBS sports Sunday traksn mountakwan to dimb Pakistan’s and Famous (60 nvn.) (R) ba hia real mother. Anthony Parfcina. Diana matad. 1986. Rated NR. Audrey Dahon. 1957. [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Pniteaakinala' Four ators Santa. |R) (In Starso) The ghost of Marlon Kirtry fokowa Cosmo Schsdulad: Tour da Franca Bicycia Race 8 A B C Naw a (CC). Gaaharbram IV. (60 mki.) Scarwid, Jeff Fahey. 1986. Rated R. (In Topper to the French Riviera, whara hia [HBO] MOVIE; 'Why M sr A woman, 8 8 Tannia ContkHiad preview; MIchalob (mamational Track and •oldiara are Nrad by an American millioo- 8 Naltenal Audubon Socisty Spsetete 8 D t o o o v s r Stsrao) 09 Nottetefo Univisten 8 Star Trak wife has gone to seek a divorce. Const­ whoaa foes Is abottsted and hsr moniaga 8Po«ca Woman Field Invitailonal. from San Diago. ( M sira to raacua Na Mexican wife. Bun Lan­ IC Q Loratta Swit narratsa this atedy of 8 Synehnnal; Self Improvamant Pro­ ance Bermstt, Roland Young, BiMe Burita. dsatroyad by a tragic aeddara, finds a new mht.) (LNa) caster, Lae Mervin, Claudia Csrdinale. [ C N N ] biaida Btiainaaa problams facing tw o andangarad opadsa [C N N ] HaadHna Nows gram 4:00AM X m o v i e : 'High Boctoty' 1939. (Colorizsd VsraionI Wa whan aha Is chalsngsd by a dsrfcatsd 8 Chailla'a Angala Tha Bowary Boys ara kwolvaa ki a pkM for 09 MOVIE: 'Rock 'N' RoH High School' [D I S ] AnhnM s bi Aotten Faalurad: spe- - ths Florida panther and tha African chsa- [D IS ] Bud Qraonapan's Summer Olym­ plastic aurgson. Glynnia O'Connor, A r- 8 Modam Maturity (CC). tah. ( M mb).) (R) (In Starso) 8 Homs Shopping Ovamight Soivlca an kiharftenca. 'Tha Bowacy Boys, Huntz A rock wid roll band croatas havoc whan daa that raly on amtor ter proisction. - pic Qraats II Extrsoidinaiv poet porfomi- (3 hra.) 8:00AM C £ New England Sunrlay mand Aaaama, Craig Wasson. 1984. Hal, Lao Gorcay. 1966. li9StarTrak they come to town for a show. The Ra- Continutd... ^ 1 E; i j; i ^ ‘ v' » » - MAITCHESTEIt HERALD. Saturday,'Jufy'l IMS MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. July 2. 1068 — 8f Tl? ! ; il :'i (if . TJM .H j f i r nF; ( I t - T ® Michael Reagan Show FO CUS / Movies BATES MOTEL [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Druma Along tha Monday, July 4 Mohawk' Colonial homeataaders face In "Bates No- marauding Indians and tha threat of the Re­ volution in John Ford's clauic frontier ^ tcl," the NBC mov- saga. Henry Fonda, Claudefte Colben, 5:30PM [HBO] MOVIE; 'Suparman colorful and controversial officers. George l" i i [e airing NON- Edna May Oliver. 1939. C. Scott. Kart Malden. Stephen Young. IV: The Quest For Peace' (CCJ Lex Luthor ‘ DAY, JULY 4. [E S P N ] SportsLook and the radiation-powered Nuclear Man 1970. r -’Snoici-fi Jason Bateman Great combination, but ft’s all the same Joke threaten Superman's mission to rid the Hollywood Squares [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Cowboys' Eleven plays an unhappy schoolboys become hardened rrien after world of nuclear weapons. Christophef @ World of Survival (R) Reeve, Gene Hackman, Jackie Cooper. youth whose life they participate In a 400-mile cattle drive. BIG BUSI­ 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Crossfire John Wayne, Bruce Dem, Colleen De- This is hardly a seamless is miraculously whurat. 1972. Rated PG. (In Stereo) N E S S (P G ) [M AX] MOVIE: The Wraith’ An Ari­ [D IS] Mouseterpiece Theater movie. The murder-mystery plot transformed at [U S A ] Discover The combina­ zona gang leader is challenged to a drag [ESPN ] Major League Baseball Maga­ the site of the leg­ tion sounded ir­ has a hokey resolution, while the race by a mysterious stranger driving an zine 2:20AM [H B O ] m o v i e ; Hamburger: unearthly car. Charlie Sheen, Nick Cassav­ endary "Psy­ resistible. That film asks to be taken more and 8:00PM ® Walt Dianey World'a The Motion Picture' (CC) A young man etes, Randy Quaid. 1986. Rated P G -13. (In cho" murders. needs a degree to gain his inheritance, so great bawd, Filmeter more seriously — with Connery’s Stereo) Fourth of July Spectacular From Lake Buena Vista. Fla.: a fireworks display, the (Rebroadcast) he opts to study food franchising at Bus- Bette Midler, character assuming a somewhat 6:00PM ® CD ® ® N»wt Main Street Electrical Parade, a visit to the terburger University. Leigh McCloskey. Robert DIMatteo spurious tough-old-bird dignity Dick Efmkus. 1986. Rated R. and that great dD Three's Company new Mickey's Birthdayland, and appear­ 'CHECK IISTINGS and compassion. But some of the ances by the Beach Boys, Lee Greenwood co m ic, Lily CID T .J . Hooker FOR EXACT TIME 2:30AM ® m o v i e : *My Giri Ties' adult, sensitive touches pay off, and Sandi Patti. (2 hrs.) Portrayed is the tender love story of an Tomlin, play­ CiT) Gim m e a BreakI lifting the picture above the dD MOVIE] 'Yankee Doodle Dandy' immigrant girl and her dream of sending for ing two roles G D Rockford Files George M. Cohan carries his patriotic her father in the old country. Lilli Palmer. apiece in a average action flick. GRADE: Barney Miller ideals into his various capacities as actor, Sam Wanamaker. Alan Hale. 1948 ★ ★ W producer and writer of numerous songs comedy about two sets of identi­ Connery’s tantalizing, free-living New s (Live) [C N N ] Sports Letenight that have become part of America's musi­ cal twins. Through a hospital Carl weatners, tipidia Carrillo. 1987. daughter (the sensual, Goldie (Film grading: ★ ★ ★ ★ excel­ (H) Doctor Who: The Edge of Destruc­ cal heritage. James Cagney, Joan Leslie. lar' Algo trastornada por la avanrada [E S P N ] SportsCenter error, they are mixed up at birth tion Rated R. (In Stereo) edad, una abuelita entrena a su niela para Hawn-like Meg Ryan). lent, good, fair, ★ poor) Walter Huston. 1942. (Colorized Version) [U S A ] Perfect Diet and raised in separate locations Charlie's Angels [U SA] W W F Prime Time Wrestling qua Neve a cabo una extrana venganza. A. d D N e w Haven 350th: Skyworks Cover­ Maria, C. Bracho. 2:35AM ® N aw alR) as fraternal twins. Despite the (3^ Quincy age of the fireworks display on New Haven 1 0 :0 0 P M (3D Magnum, P.l. (CC) A Harbor in celebration of New Haven's © N ew s (CC). 2:40AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Personal promise, the finished movie plays (S ) Noticias mystery woman plays a key role In Hig­ 350th anniversary (2 hrs.) (Live) gins' bizarre personality change. (60 min } [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Services' A working-class Englishwoman N EA photo like one joke told over and over. (5^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour becomes one of Britain's most successful dD Evening Magazine (R) Hickman. Nick Charles. The jest pivots on mistaken [CN N ] Showbiz Today madams. Julie Walters. Alec McCowen. “BIG BU SIN ESS” — Lily Tomitn, far left and far right, and GD Walt Disney World’s Fourth of Juiy CID d D ® i) New s [D IS ] Prairie H om e Companion 2nd A n ­ Shirley Stelfox. 1987. Rated R. identity, on what happens when [D IS ] M y Friend Liberty A 10-year-oid nual Farewell Performance A special edi­ Bette Midler play two sets of identical twins who are mixed Spectacular From Lake Buena Vista, Fla.: d D N e w Haven: A C ity of Neighbors (60 one set of twins raised in the boy winds up in a magical clay world and a fireworks display, the Main Street Electri­ min.) (R) tion from New York City's Radio City Mu­ 3:00AM © MOVIE: 'Sherlock up at birth in the film “Big Business." takes a Journey through history with the cal Parade, a visit to the new Mickey's sic Hall with host Garrison Keillor and Holmes Faces Death' A home for retired country (one pair of Midler and NEED SOME EXTRA Statue of Liberty. Includes "Sundae in New Gi) Walt Disney World's Fourth of July guests Chet Atkins, the Everly Brothers miliiery officers is the setting for e series of Birthdayland. and appearances by the Spectacular From Lake Buena Vista. Fla.: Tomlin) come to New York to York," the Academy Award-winning ani­ Beach Boys. Leo Greenwood and Sandi and Leo Kottke. 12 hrs., 30 min.) (In murders. Bssil Rsthbone, Nigel Bruce. Hil­ a fireworks display, the Main Street Electri­ mated short. Patti. (60 min.) (Live) Stereo) lary Brooke. 1943. protest the actions of a giant cal Parade, a visit to the new Mickey's corporation, only to find that a SPENDING MONEY!! [ESPN] SportsLook GD MOVIE: 'Chaech and Chong's the Birthdayland, and appearances by the [ESPN] SportsCenter [C N N ] Headline News Overnight H B O to release video [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Arabesque' An Oxford Corsican Brothers' Tw in brothers set out Beach Boys, Lee Greenwood and Sandi [USA] Alrwolf [E S P N ] POA Senkm Golf: Rencho Mu- second set of twins (another pair code expert and an oil magnate's mistress to avenge the murder of their parents in Patti. (60 min.) Conclusion. riete Gold Ruth Finel Round From Sacra­ 11:35PM ® Magnum, P.l. of Midler and Tomlin) runs the become hunted prey when he accepts a this parody based on the short story by GD Police Story mento, Calif. (2 hrs.) (R) venal company. Complicating Newspaper routes available in your area... spying mission in the Middle East. Sophia Alexandre Dumas. Cheech Marin, Thomas 1 2:00AM (3D HK Squad [U S A ] PGM Sale of Tyson-Spinks clash Chong, Rae Dawn Chong. 1984. dD Morton Downey Jr. matters are four suitors, who Loren. Gregory Peck. Alan Badel. 1966. (In GD Star Trek Stereo) ® A LF (C C ) Willie abandons his be­ GD Noticiero Univision 3:10AM ® Nightwatch Joined In can’t tell the city Bette from the GD Toppar Progreie [U SA ] Cartoons lief in pacifism after meeting the hostile [CN N ] Headline News NEW YORK (AP) - A Mike legendary trainer Cus D'Amato country Bette, the urban Lily father of the bully who's t ^ n pushing (^ S o a p [E S P N ] Superfoouts: Hagidr's KrK>ck- 3:30AM [USA] Credit Tima Bomb Arnott Rd...... gn 6:30PM ® CBS News (CC) Brian around. (R) (In Stereo) Tyson fight is almost as hot as taking Tyson from the angry from the rural Lily. And so on and Sycamore Lane...... all outs Hagler vs. Hearns and Hagler vs. Newlywed Game Muhammad All’s “ Thrilla in so on. Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 CID W K R P in Cincinnati (S ) Adventure (C C ) Profiles Dodge Mor­ Hamsho. (60 min.) (Taped) 3:55AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Superman sidewalks of Brownsville and [CN N ] Newanight IV: The Quest For Peece' (CC) Lex Luthor East Middle Tpk. ... e04-674««. d D ® A B C N ew s (CC). gan as he sets a new world's record for Manila” and “ Rumble in the Bedford-Stuyvesant and molding The movie has some laughs, Lakewood Circle...... all non-stop solo circumnavigation of the 1 0 : 1 5 P M [ T M C ] M O V IE : Legend* [ESPN] Road Racing: Cascade Run Off. and the radiation-powered Nuclear Man Jungle” were a decade or so ago Bunce...... all GD Jeffersons (C C ) A demon threatens the forces of from Portland. Ora. (60 min.) (R) threaten Superman's mission to rid the him into a precision-run diesel. and will probably be a hit among Lydall St...... 1 ^ 7 Earth in his 60-foot sailboat American when "the Greatest" took on Joe Nika Circle...... all (2$ Too Close for Comfort Promise. (60 min.) (R) good in this lavish fairy taie from director [TM C ] MOVIE: 'A Night in Heaven' world of nuclear weapons. Christopher “ Remember,” D’Amato coun­ summer viewers. But it turns out Parker St...... 387-814 Ridley Scott. Tom Cruise, Mia Sara, Tim Reeve, Gene Hackman, Jackie Cooper. Frazier and George Forman. Hlllcraat...... all ® ® N B C N ew s (CC). ® Baseball: Rada at M ats or Cardinals (C C ) A married teacher risks everything sels the young kid of Iron, “ it’s that the picture’s premise is both Woodbridga St...... 3 (0 4 ( 7 0 Curry. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) for a night of passion with one of her 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) @ Nightly Business Report at Dodgers Regional coverage. (3 hrs.) always good to throw the punch too complicated and too limited to (Live) 1 . 0 : 3 0 P M ® G h o sU of *87 Cliff Rob- former students. Christopher Atkins. Les­ And for those who couldn’t Gi) Noticiero Univlslon sustain itself. How many times Hilliard St...... '!l0-104 East Center St...... 408-808 orison's one-man show re-creates the ley Ann Warren, Robert Logan. 1983. 4>:00AM [C N N ] Larry King Overnight afford tickets to Tyson’s June 27 where you can hit him and he GD Mansion da Luxe Rated R. can we watch someone being East Canter St...... 28-209 k m ) [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 summer of 1787 as delegates to the Fed­ [D tS ] MOVIE: 'The Wings of Eagles' can’t hit you. That's what the Joseph St...... all (S ) National Audubon Society Specials clash with Michael Spinks in [DIS] Debar Corhes to America Ani- eral Constitutional Convention attempted' 12 :3 0 A M ® AII in the Family John Ford's account of Frank 'Spig' Wead, science of boxing is all about.” mistaken for someone else and Regent St...... all (C C ) Loretta Swit narrates this study of Atlantic City. HBO Video will mated. Peter Ustinov narrates the tale of to draft the U.S. Constitution. (60 min.) a Wortd W ar I aviation pioneer who later find it hilarious? Alton St. South...... all problems facing two endangered species ® Dhrorca Court The tape shows Tyson fine- Strong St...... all Babar. hla wife Celesta and their mischie­ became a aucceasful screenwriter. John release the home videocassette - the Florida panther end the African chee­ (3) INN News Directed by Jim Abrahams Hawthorne St. South...... all vous young cousin Arthur. G D (M ) Tha Struct The patrol officera are Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Dan Dailey. on July 13. tuning his awesome knock-out Woodland St...... 18-08 tah. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) GD Punto y Aparte Local. asked to appear on Morton Dowrtey Jr.'s W. Middle Tpke.30-132 « [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman Season 1957 punch against such early oppo­ (“ Airplane!” ), this comedy has talk show. (R) (In Stereo) l*rsmlara [C N N ] PrImaNaws (S ) CoHactlfM America Profiles Electra Meanwhile, HBO has already nents as Trent Singleton, Donald no momentum. And it helps if you HIghwood D r...... all Havemeyer W ebb's collection of Ameri­ Broad St...... 1-15 [D IS ] Swiaa Family Robhiaon ® Wandy and Me [U S A ] Countdown to Quitting, a Stop put out “ Mike Tyson’s Greatest don’tnoticeorcarethatoneofthe ' 7:00PM ffl Entartalnmant Tonigitt can folk art at Vermont's Shelburne Mu­ Smoking Breakthrough Halpin, Rick Spain, Michael Qolway St...... all Woodland St...... 111-240 Lixs Minnelli in "Arthur on the Rocks." (In [E S P N ] Amarica'a Cup-1977: Bast De- seum. © ® IM# Night With David Lattar- Hits,” an hour-long montage of best bits — a comic mirror man (R) (In Stereo) Johnson and Hector Mercedes. Stereo) fansa 4:10AM [T M C ] MOVIE; Legend' the heavyweight boxer’s best routine — is lifted directly from Kerry St...... all GD Warawolf (C C ) Eric travels in a boxcar (CC) A demon threatens the forces of The video also includes footage of ® N ew s [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'Th e Cow boys' Eleven © Rat Patrol North St...... all Foster St...... 69-109 inhabited by five hobos and is accused of good in this lavish fairy tale from director fights, including his World Box­ the Marx Brothers (where it was schoolboys become harderted men after murdering one of them. (R) ® fifiora Raal Paopla Tyson’s defeat of long-time Pearl St...... 2-63 ® ® W heel of Fortune (CC). Ridley Scott. Tom Cruise. Mia Sara, Tim ing Congress, World Boxing Asso­ funnier). North School St...... 1-84 they participate in a 400-mile cattle drive. ©Qana Scott champ Larry Holmes. Spruce St...... 74-106 tmm> ® tIOO.OOO Pyramid John Wayne, Bruce Dem, Colleen De- 11:00PM ® ® ® ® N m n Curry. 1985. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ciation and International Boxing “ Mike Tyson’s Greatest Hits” Midler gives the picture what Alpine St...... all Q S C h a e rs whurat. 1972. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ® T n i [HBO] MOVIE; 'Oragnat* (CC) Affec­ 4:30AM © TwiHght Zona Federation championship specialness it has, especially as tionate sand-up of the popular 'TV aeries is the firs{,^xjdeo in a s,?gjes. of American Legion Dr...... all Flower St...... all (iS K o ia k [U S A ] Talas of ttw OoM Monkay ® Bwwiy HiH [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Ballevsra' (CC) A triumphs. featurac Joe Friday's nepM w on the trail boxing pjcegyams plannatLi by the snippy, splashily dressed Armory St...... all East Middle T p k e .... (>-162 ® M 'A 'S 'H 8:30PM (B Entartalmnant Tonlobt (B INN Newt of a power-hungry avangaUat. Dan Ayk­ series of bizarre murders leads a police The video opens with the late psychologist to the leaders of an ancient HBO. It FrtMls in VHS for^9.99. corporation head. But this is Haynea St...... all IS) MacNsU/Lshrar Newshour Liza Minnelli in "Arthur on the Rocks." (In ® Mission Impossible royd, To m Hanks, Christopher Plummer. Bette’s fourth movie for Touch­ Squire Village...... all Stereo) 1987. Rated PG-13. On^terao) religious cult in preaent-day Manhattan. Main St...... 288-378 (S ) M O V IE: *1776' This portrayal of our ® ) Tfie Street The patrol officers are Martin Sheen. Helen Shaver, Robert Log­ stone, Bnd she’s letting Disney founding fathers takes fiact at the First (S ) Hooan Family (C C ) After witness­ asked to eppear on Morion Downey Jr.'s [USA] Edge of Night \ gia. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Ruaaall St...... all ' ing a teacher's heart attack, David be­ turn her into a caricature — a Kennedy Rd...... all Continental Congress. William Daniels. telk show. (R) (In Stereo) 1 2 : 3 5 A M ® comes a changed person. (R) (In Stereo) Love Boat [U S A ] Program Youreelf for Success Cinema Howard Da SHva. Ken Howard. 1972. tottering, lip-puckering jiggle Porter St...... 488-680 Montclair Dr...... all ® News (Live) 1 2 : 4 0 A M © m o v ie ; *Tha Suivivor* ® ® Wht. Loaa or Draw 9:00PM (3D Morton Downey Jr. 4:32AM CB l Love Lucy machine. , Wyllys St...... 1-90 Scott Dr...... all (3 ) Crook and Chase The pilot of a downed 747 seta out to find HARTFORD (S) Family Ties GDCalabratathaFourtbMacy's 13than- the causa of the crash and why he was t t » — Eddie Murphy Row (PG) Sat Tomlin has an amusing little Richmond Dr...... all nual Fourth of July fireworks display, ® M -A -S -H Clntmo City — September (PG) midnight. — Rocky Horror Picture Prlmavara Estrsno sole Bunrivor. Robert Powell. Jenny Agut- Sot-Sun 1, 3:30, 7:15, 10. — The Grand Show (R) Sot midnight. voodoo gesture, but she looks Bond St...... all inchidirtg scartes of holiday celebrations © S C T V ter. Joseph Cotten. 1980. © I Nightly Busineas Report Highway Sot-Sun );30. 4, 4:45, 9:30. — pallid and slight next to Midler. Oelmont St...... g-88 Jefferson St...... all throughout the New York metropolitan White Mischief (R ) Sot-Sun 1:45, 4:15, area. (60 min.) 3 i) Love CorHiactkMi VERNON Kenwood O r...... Si) To Be Armouncad. W A X ] MOVIE; xaayL^ National anthems 4:30, 9:15. — Bobette's Feast -IG ) Cine 16 2 — Moonstruck (PG) Sot and And the two characters she plays Hollister St...... 3-92 ...... all [C N N ] MonayHna Chattarlya lovar^ A woman's passion [C N N ] Mortsylitw ® ® M O V IE: *BMm M oM* (C C ) A re- Sat-Sun 1:15,3:45,7,9:45. Sun 2.4:15,7,9:15. — Funny Form (PG) lack some essential comic dimen­ Main S t;...... 178-278 Tolland Tpke...... 472-828 cantlv released mental patleni Inherita the jW ^ MIesIng Advanturaa ef Osila and ^ a to a love affak with her aristocratic WASHINGTON (AP) The Sot and Sun 1:30,4:30, 7:10,9:30. [D I S ] S w ea t Land of Liberty Time-lapse Starting Race...... all Union Place ...... all motel made famous in the 1960 Hitchcock 9 * I^ » » P a f . Sylvia Kriatal. EAST HARTFORD WILIJMANTIC sion. (Or it isjust that she’s trying photography is featured in this portrait of world’s oldest national anthem, Union St...... thriller. "Psycho.** Bud Con. Jason Bate­ ^ n a Briant, Nicholsa Clay. 1981. Rated Eostwsod Pub 6 Cliwina — Schedule JIIMon la uirb N C ii^ — The Great for a subtler level of comic style, ...... 133-264 American Ufa. Including the July 1986 Sta­ [E S P N ] Baaabaira Qraataat Hits: Great “ William of Nassau,” belongs to Unavailable. man, Moses Gunn. 1987. (R) (In Stereo) Pannam Races (Taped) Outdoors (P G ) Sot-StHi 12:45, 3, 5:15, and Bette’s brassy exuberance Carmen Road...... S-48 tue of Liberty celebratim. the Netherlands. It was first sung Peer Richards Pub and Cinema — 7:30, 9:45, 12. — Who rro m e d Roger Baldwin R (»d ...... all Union St...... 13.91 ® © A Capitol Fourth 1 988 Baritone [H B O ] MOVIE: *Ths Boys Next Door* 1 : 0 0 A M ® Archie Bunkar*a Place Funny Farm (PG) Sot 7:30,9:30,12; Sun wipes her out?) Anyway, it’s not [ESPN] SportsCsntsr Rabbit (P G ) Sat-Sun 12:4STS05, 5:30, Concord Rd...... all Mayfair Gardena Shamil Mdnee. the National Symphony Or­ T w o teen-agers turn a wseksnd In Los An­ (X) High RoRara in Holland about 1626. 7:30, 9:30. 7:45, 10, 12:15. — Big B u s ln e ^ (P G ) hard to see why Bette is the one [H B O ] M O V IE : ‘Hunk* A computer nerd chestra and conductor Mstislav Rostro­ geles Into a random crime and murder Francis Scott Key wrote “ The Shewcosn Cinemas 1-9— Short Circuit Sot-Sun 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10, 1 2 ? !^ — (No. M a in )...... 14-470 selts his soul to the devil in eschartge for a povich pay tribute to composer Irving Ber­ ® Joe Franklin |R) talking up this movie: It’s her spree. Maxwell Caulfield, Chatfia Sheen, Star Spangled Banner” In 1814 to M (P G ) sneak preview Sat 7:30. — The Bio (P G ) Sot-Sun 12:45, 3, 5:15, 7 - ^ Meadow La ...... all muscular summer body. John Allen Nel­ lin during this annual concan from the U.S. Christopher McDonald. 1985. Rated R. Qj) © Twilight Zona Presidio (R ) Sat-Sun 12:50,3,5:10,7:45, 9:45,12. — "C rocodile" Dundee II (P G ) showcase, flimsy as it ultimately Marble SI...... all son. Deborah Shehon. James Coco. 1987. Capitol. (90 min.) (In Stereo) a British melody called “ To 10:10,12:25. — Bull Durham IH ) Sat-Sun Oak Grove St...... all [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Lethal Weapon* (CC) A ® Matchrrtakar Sat-Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, 9 ;n , 12. — is. GRADE: WWW Rated PG. (In Stereo) 12:15,2:30,4:45,7:15,9:50,13:10. — Red Coming to America (R) Sat-Sun 12:15, Pilgrim La...... all McCabe S t ...... all SDO oa Vidas veteran detecthra It pakad with a brash [CNN] Inakla PoUtica *88 (R) Anacreon in Heaven,” written [ M A X ] M O V IE : ‘SpacabaMs* (C C ) Mel Heat (R ) Sat-Sun 12:20, 2:35,4:50, 7:30, 2:35,5. 7:30, 10, 12:15. Stock R ...... all [CNN] Lsfiy King Uva younger partner to kiveatlgate a proatl- about 1770 by John S. Smith. 10:05, 12:20. — Big Business (P G ) THE PRESIDIO (R) A pretty Brooks lampoons the science-fiction genre No. Main St...... 397-410 [D IS ] MOVIE; *Tha Wings of Esgiss* tute'a death. Mel GIbtan. Danny (% v a r. Sot-Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5:05, 7:20, 9:35, decent thriller with colorful San Charter Oak St...... 141-348 with this big-budget senri-up of ’^Star Gary Butay. 1987. Rated R. (In Starso) Austria's national anthem, Rating guide John Ford's account of Frank 'Spig* Wesd, 11 ;35.— Coming to Am erica (R ) Sot-Sun Gardner St...... 3-66 W ars". Mel Brooks. John Candy, Rick [USA] Search for Tomorrow “ Bundeslied,” was composed by 12, 2:20, 4:40, 7:20, 10, 12:15. — Big Francisco locations and some Timber T ra il...... all Moranis. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) a Wortd W ar I aviation pionaer who later [U S A ] Alfred HHchoock Prsssiite Motion Picture Association ot Amer­ Gardner St. Waat...... all became a auccsaaful scraenwrritsr. John 1 : 3 0 A M ® Oat Smart Mozart. Sat-Sun 12:25,2:40,4:55,7:25,9:55,12:05. ica rating definitions; thoughtfully written and acted TImrod Road...... 170-388 [USA]Alrwolf 11:30PM ® ® Lets Show (In — Who Framed Roger Rabbit (PG) Highland St. Wayne, Maureen O'Hara, Dan Dailey Stereo) © IN N Newt The British and Swiss national Sat-Sun 13; )0 ,2:25,4:35,7:10,9:40,)) ;45. G — General audiences. A ll ages scenes. In his first post-Oscar 1957. admitted. 7:30PM ® P M M agailna Featured: — Willow (PG) Sot-Sun 12,2:30,5,7:40, vehicle, Sean Connery plays (Dugan’t Alley...... 8-37 South Main Condo’a...... 441 ® ® NightHns (CO. ® Oathtg Qatna anthems share the same melody. PG — Parental guidance suggested. r»euroaurgeon-tumed-lawyer Harvey F. [E S P N ] BlUiarda; W orid Opsn Nina-Ball 10:15, 12:30. — "Crocodile** Dundee II (very well) a robust martinet of a Wachtman; a professional cow tey. ® Baratta ©AHca “ God Save the Queen,” a tune (P G ) Sat-Sun 12:05,2:20,4:40,7:10,9:45, Some material may not be suitable for Champkmtlilp Qpartsrflnals (Taped) children. provost marshal at San Francis­ ® Currant Affair Qj) Honsyimonsrs (CNN] filawtitight Update dating back to 1740 with words by IL' [HBO] MOVIE: 'Black Widow* (CC) A 7:50,10:20,12:30; Sot 12:40,3,5; 10,9:45, PG-13 — Special parental guidance co’s Presidio military compound. (X) (S lJa o p a rd yl (CC). complex sariet of seductions and murdars (8 ) Hunter A full-acala gang war threatena ^ P N ] fifiaicr Laagua Baaihill Maga- Henry Carey, is sung as “ Rufst 12. strongly suggested for children under 13. 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George S. Pat Slovene hymns. Spain, Egypt and states mov hove higher age track the killer of a female MP. galactic trophy hunter ki the jungles of (S Morton Dowtwy Jr. 9:25. — Heavy Metal (R) Sotmldnleht. ton is seen as one of World W ar ll's most Iraq have national anthems with restrictions. Along the way, Hannon falls for South Amsrics. AnK>ld Schwarzsrtegger, ® PEUCULA; 'Algulan Nos Quiate IMa- © Fbianoial Fraadom no words. ■^-~-MAWCHCSSrER'HE6AtiP.. iw

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QUESTION: I have two child­ tremes and they’re washed and Flemish Paintings From the Roualt and Pablo Picasso. hospital insurance coverage is is of utmost importance. Three remember because of repeated Gallery in Florence, Italy, cover centuries for export to Western ren at home and I plan to retire in most often. Here’s how to keep Hermitage’’ are on view at the Another exhibition, “Jonathan ANSW ER: Absolutely. You do based on her husband’s work products to try”: Mavala.Hand patterns," says Donald Shetler, a a span of nearly four centuries. markets. The 1,000 objects in­ the fall. Will my children be them soft with tips from Metropolitan Museum of Art Silver,” is on display through not need to take time off work or record, her coverage will end if Milk, Neutrogena Hand music professor at the University All but two are self-portraits, clude furniture and lacquerware; eligible for monthly Social Secur­ Ladies’ Home Journal. through June 5 and then may be June 12. The -museum says other activities to drive to the she and her husband divorce Cream and Christian Dior’s of Rochester. Rhythms repeat most of them showing the artists ceramics and enamels; gold, ity checks if I retire? seen at the Art Institute of Silver's “ sculpture is steeped in Social Security office. Call and before they have been married 10 The most effective way to Resultante Treatment for over and over, and three, four or at work in their studios. silver and other metalwork; Hands. Chicago July 9 to Sept. 18. five chords carry the harmony. . classical and religious myth. textiles and carved wares. complete your application over ANSWER: Monthiy Social Se­ years. However, people who have guard hands against prema­ ”1110 show will move to the The 51 paintings are from the Country music fans are usually Using clay, original and cast the phone. 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Middle Turnpike Manchester • 663-1607 3t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, July 2, 1988 >• FOCUS / Books & Hobbies ZIP code marks Programs scheduled oh food 25th anniversary Editor’s note; This column is Schedule for the week prepared by the staff of the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior .Citizens Monday: Closed. WASHINGTON (AP) — After a quarter Center. ’Tuesday: Grocery shopping — Fancy barbershop bottles century on the job, the Z IP code - like most of call a day in advance for ride. us — has gained a little weight. But it still helps By Joe DImInleo center. For reservations call the Non-grocery shopping (Brad- smooth the flow of nearly half the world’s mail. Activities Specialist Senior Travel at 875-0538. lees) — call a day in advance for Friday marked the 25th anniversary of that ride. become collectibles today string of numbers bringing up the rear of every Summer classes Wednesday: Pinochle, 9:30 Garden enthusiasts areencour- American address, a system ordered into use aged to attend a program entitled July 1 and 8 — Papercutting a.m.; Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; This is a bot- by by then-Postmaster General J. Edward ■scenics and the name Frank “ Principles in Food Preserva­ from 9:30 to 11:30 a .m. The cost is arts and crafts, 12; 30 p.m.; tie from the Day, who says he simply got tired of waiting for Lambert, whose father founded tion” on July 27 at 1 p.m. Kenneth $1. Register in office. bridge, 12; 30 p.m. Manchester bureaucrats to finish studying the idea. Lambertsville. N.J. Hall from the University of July 14 and 21 — Counted cross Thursday; Orchestra rehear­ Barber Shop, Day’s original five-digit system held sway Norman Pou- CoDectors’ There are about 150 bottles Connecticut will lead discussions stitch from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. The sal canceled; picnic, noon. shown in color and priced. Tfie for 20 years and is still the most commonly class will cost $2.50. Register in Friday; Bingo, 10 a m.; set­ iin’s piace, at seen. on canning, freezing, sterilization 1099 Main St. It Corner range seems to be $100 to $275. and the pitfalls that can lead to office. back, 12; 30 p.m. An expanded version was introduced in 1983, was in the shop A foreword by a specialist food contamination. Aug. 3— Stencil workshop from Blood pressure clinics will be Russ MacKendrick auctioneer is full of praise for the though, adding four more numbers to bring the but not part of The Manchester Health De­ 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Participants held on Wednesday from 9 to 11 volume and says that "nothing is total to nine — a voluntary addition officially th e action. partment will sponsor a mini­ will stencil wooden Items for the a.m. for those whose names begin left to the imagination.” Wrongo. iCalled “ ZIP Plus 4” but referred to in postal Norm has been nutrition series on Tuesday and fair. Call office to register. with A through K. Can easily visualize a nice page circles as “ Son of ZIP.” there since the again July 12 from 9; 30 to 11; 30 Aug. 11 and 18 — County mouse with illustrations of makers’ The basic system, says senior assistant Scores days of the Gutreich Brothers in croSs-section there would show a.m. at the center. Gloria Weiss, a air fresheners from 9:30 to 11:30 marks. Nothing here. The author postmaster general John G. Mulligan, has been SE’TBACK — June 24; Helen 1961 and has never seen it in use. an octagon. registered dietitian, will discuss a.m. The cost of the class will be gives a few names: Boston and a “ roaring success.” Gavello 130; George Brooks 124; Until the early 1900s barbers These are among the more “ Homemade Mixes” and “ Cook­ approximately $3.50 for mate­ Sandwich Glass Company. New The United States, with only.about 6 percent Pat Fales 123; Clara Hemingway could concoct their own special common barber bottles and un­ ing for One.” Seniors interested rials. Call office to register. mixes for tonics and "I-needed- England Glass Works, et al, but of the world’s population, has 50 percent of the 122; Dorn Anastasio 120; Mabel less in matched pairs or sets they in the series should call the thats." These brace-up liquids there is no help for what we see on world’s mail volume, Mulligan points out. Summer picnics Loomis 117. are not sky-high to collect. This the bottom of Norm's bottle: Health Department at 647-3173. were dispensed from refillable PINOCHLE — June 27; Mabel one might be priced at $20 to $25 "E.W .” and a C in a circle plus In the 25 years since the introduction of ZIP ’The summer lunch programs containers, swirl-glass, hobnails, Trips Loomis 718; Betty Turner 689; by a dealer, so it is something to "IN C .” Whozat? which stands lo r Zone Improvement will begin Wednesday and con­ Mary Gregorys and the like, but Art Bouffard 654; Carl Popple grab for at a dollar or two at a tag There are several books de­ Program — U.S. mail volume has more than July 15 — Lyman Museum- tinue through Aug. 19. Meals will after a governmental edict the 653; Bill Stone 649; Alice Raymo sale. voted to shaving mugs and razors doubled, but the Postal Service employs only /Mystics Aquarium/Abbotts Sea­ be offered Wednesday, Thursday fancy bottles were shelved and 646; Clara Hemingway 645. Colors are going over big: but for bottles just this, and about 15 percent more people. Mulligan said. food Restaurant at a cost of $31. and Friday from 11:45 to 12:15 survive as collectibles. M EN’S GOLF — June 27; Low amethyst, cranberry, cobalt blue Robert Namiat’s “ Barber Bottles And the ZIP system is a big factor in that labor The bus will depart at 8; 30 a.m. p.m. each week. Picnics will be The one in the photo is seven gross; Harry Eggleston 41; Bob OPALINE-DECO — and emerald green. Also desired with Prices," published bv saving. Call the Senior Travel at 875-0538 held on Thursdays when weather inches high and weighs well over are the “ personalized” pieces Dieterle 42; Durwood Lathrop 42; Wallace-Homestead, 1977. for reservations. permits. Meals will cost $1, picnic Norman Poulin has a pound. It is almost a dead ringer (wou|d expect the opposite; they Elmer Ostrout Jr. 43; Ed Corco­ And if you want to dream up a July 18 — Crystal Mall trip will luncheons will cost $1.50. never seen this toilet for a type called Opaline-deco in are like a briefcase with some­ ran 43; Bill Whatley 43; Jack the book; "Collecting Barber collectors’ club here’s your big cost $5. The bus will depart at 9; 30 The following is a schedule of body else’s initials), labels under Funke 44; Geo McAllister 44; water bottle in use at Bottles,” by Richard Holiner. chance — no competition in sight. a.m. from the senior center. entertainment for the picnics: glass overlays, cut glass and fine Northeast AARP Bert Carlson 44; Bel Schaffer 45; his barbership, and (Subtitled "Pictorical Price Registrations begin Wednesday July 7 — “ The Natural” with enameled bottles. TerryWorkhoven 45. Guide with History,” published Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ at 9; 30 a.m. Robert Redford. he’s been there since The highest figure seen in the chester resident who is an author­ Low net; Art Byam 28; Bob by Collector Books, 1986). July 26 — Pokabration at Oceaq July 14 — Down home country the early '60s. Holiner book is $1,000 for a ity on maiiy types of collectibles. installs officers The Opalines in the guide all Beach at a cost of $5. The bus will music. Samuelson 30; Al Roy 30; Henry matched pair, "Tonic” and "Bay Write to him in care of the Grzyb32; PatDonlon32; Ed Scott start with a round base, as we see, Rum,” on a T. White'Hall Tatum Connecticut Northeast Chapter No. 604, American depart at 9:30 a.m. from senior July 21 — Horse races. Ru m MucKandrIck/Spaclal lo tli* Herald Manchester Heraid, P.O. Box 591, 33; Roland Daigle 33; Dick then get slab-sided in the neck. A milk glass with hand-painted Association of Retired Persons, recently held its center. Register Wednesday at July 28 — Video "Alaska Manchester 06040. Giacomini 33; Ernie Larson 33. in.stallation banquet at Imperial Caterers. East 9:30 a.m. Beyond Expectations.” BRIDGE — June 29; Tom Windsor. Aug. 8 — Harkness Memorial Aug. 4 — Bingo with Northeast Regan 4,480; Sol Cohen 4,200; Guests of honor were John Connolly, president of Park trip will cost $5. The bus will Utilities. Euphonium: an endangered species Mary Colpitts 3,800; Rene Maire Manchester Green Chapter No. 2399, and Mrs. John depart at 9:30 a.m. from the Aug. 11 — Sunshiners. Best-SeOera 3,320; Ruth Pepnberton 3,310; Bill Connolly; Barbara Anderson, first vice president of senior center. Participants By Leslie Lloyd Aug. 18 — Tp be announced. Cooper 3,210. The Associated Press Kids at an early age are not getting that Chapter No. 1275; Pastor Ken Gustafson and Lois should bring a picnic lunch. exposure (of different instruments),” he Gustafson of Calvary Church, South Windsor; Rose Registration begins Aug. 3 at 9:30 Menu explained. Fiction H fccM p PHILADELPHIA — Know anyone who DeSimone, wife of president-elect Joseph DeSi­ a.m. Settlement offers a class called “ Meet the Wednesday: C3ief salad (ham plays the euphonium? 1. “ Alaska,” James Michener mone; Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Lange, with Al being a Aug. 17 — Mountainside Outing Instruments of the Orchestra,” and provides and cheese), biscuit, dessert, H ealth Tip When was the last time you picked up your 2. “ The Icarus Agenda.” Ro­ past president of Chapter No. 504; Betty ’Turner, Club will cost $24 and the bus will scholarships for students to play such beverage. bassoon and blew a bouncy tune? bert Ludlum outgoing president; Michael Haberem, acting depart at 9:30 a m. from the “ endangered instruments” as the eupho­ Thursday: Hamburg on roll, T te euphonium, a brass-wind instrument nium, a tenor tuba. 3. “ Zoya,” Danielle Steel master of ceremonies; Ralph DeSimone and wife senior center. Registration will tossed salad, jello salad, dessert, with a mellow tone, and the bassoon a 4. “ Rock Star,” Jackie Collins “ Kids who are interested in music have a Carol; son and daughter-in-law of presW M Joseph betaken Aug. 3 fit 9:30 a.m. beverage. woodwind instrument with a long, curved 5. "Crimson Joy,” Robert DeSimone, and Joseph DeSimone Jrallnd wife Aug. 31 — Wbrld Yacht, N.Y. Friday: Tuna salad sandwich, stem, are among some less popular instru­ narrow frame of interest,” Capanna said, Parker adding that piano and violin are, by far, the Patricia, also son and daughter-in-lawi f president trip will cost $40. The bus will clam chowder, dessert, ments some musicologists fear may become 6. ‘ "Treasure,” Clive Cussler Joseph DeSimone. depart at 7:30 a.m. from the as endangered as the whooping crane. most popular instruments being studied. “ We beverage. 7. “ The Bonfire of the Vani­ After introduction of guests by master of In an effort to reverse this trend, the want to make kids aware that there are other ties,” Tom Wolfe instruments.” ceremonies Michael Haberem, Alfred Lange I Settlement Music School is encouraging its 8. “ Scorpius,” John Gardner conducted the installation ceremonies. students to play lesser-known instrumente. Piano students are now encouraged to also 9. “ Prelude to Foundation.” The following officers were installed; Joseph Watercolor Reproductions Robert Capanna, the executive director of take up the organ, and violinists are also Isaac Asimov steered toward learning how to play the viola. DeSimone, president; Mary Franciamore, 1st vice by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. the school, said the number of students 10. “ Prime Evil.” Douglas playing such endangered instruments as the Settlement sponsored a program in which it Winter president; Martin Tolfeldt, 2nd vice president; distributed 120,000 comic books and tapes to OSTEOPOROSIS euphonium, bassoon, cello, double bass, harp Pauline Frederick, secretary; Virginia Rice, Osteoporosis is the loss of caldum oboe, trombone, tuba, viola, French horn and schoolchildren called “ Quadrus and Friends assistant secretary; Albert Frederick, treasurer; Musical Journey.” The books and tapes and weakening of bones that oc­ organ is declining. Nonfiction Charles Adams, assistant treasurer. The board of curs with aging - especially wiUi He Is concerned about the trend and said he attempted to make children aware of how directors included Rita Bowler, Margaret Patrick. music touches their lives, and how they can women after menopause. It leads wonders what the professional implications 1. “ Talking Straight,” Lee Edith Petersen, William Gay, 3-year term; Gerald to hip and arm fractures, and col­ become involved in music if they have the lacocca could be if it is not changed. Capanna noted desire. Bowler, Florence LaPointe, Eileen Dalton, Adela lapse of the vertebrae (spinal there is intense competition for positions in 2. “ For the Record,” Donald Chaples, Edna Christensen. 2-year term; Beatrice bones), with gradual loss of “ The idea was to get kids to recognize ... Regan orchestras. However, if more interest in some Maher, 1-year term; Evelyn Gregan, honorary height, and curvature of the back. instruments is not developed, that competi­ there were people involved in good music,” Capanna said. 3. “ The 8-Week Cholesterol director. A Mayo Clinic expert reports that tion could wane. Cure,” Robert Kowalski The school of 6,000 students, aged 3 to adult The nominating committee included Nellie Golas, smoking accentuates osteoporo­ Ronald Oemkee, associate conductor of the 4. “A Trail of Memories.” is the largest community arts school in the chairman; James Doggart. Dorothy Simmons. Ida sis and results in more than a two­ Allentown. Pa., symphony and the orchestra edited by Angelique L ’Amour nation. It was founded 80 years ago. Cormier. Lucille Moquin, Gertrude Andrews. fold increase In the risk of bone director at Freedom Hikb School in Bethle- “ Swim With the Sharks The executive director said the enrollment The following were appointed committee chair­ fractures and vertebral collapse. 5SHI*Lf?:’ J®‘‘'**'®‘»“ “ “ ‘y‘*^“‘*P«rf‘>nnersls Without Being Eaten Alive ” men; Edith Nichols, membership; Bill Rice, still high, but there could be concern if fewer has changed over the last decade. Ten years Harvey Mackay Older men can also suffer osteo- ago. Capanna said, 25 bercent of the students legislative; Ruth McIntosh, public relations; people study some instruments. 6. “ Trump: The Art of the Various Artists poroels, especially if they smoke. played wind and brass instruments, the Ernest Dowd, community service; Joseph DeSi­ “ The people that y v auditioning seem to be Deal,” Donald Trump typical “ band instruments.” such as clarinet mone,' newsletter editor; Mary Franciamore. Assorted Styles & Sizes for framing $i4«>-»40®« more prepared thafi ever," he said. However 7. “ A Brief History of Time,” the number of bassoon players at the high flute, trumpet and the endangered Stephen Hawking newsletter mailing; Fred and Marion McChirry. instruments. AP photo school, for example, has dropped from five to 8. “ Washington Goes To War ” refreshments; Edith Petersen, music; Art and Now, he said, 13 percent of the enrollment one over the last several years. ENDANGERED — Robert Capanna of David Brinkley Anne Bouffard, reception; Annabelle Dodge, ^riprton CtBim are studying those instruments. He estimated exposure Schools across the country are reporting 9. “ Show Time,” Pat Riley visitation and cheer; Mary Fletcher, literature; that another 50 percent of the students are the Settlement Music School, Phila­ Tu m ., Wad., fti. M S the same trand as the Settlement School, 10. “ An Outdoor Journal,” Andy Lamoureux. security; Rita Bowler, historian; 111 Cantor stfMi a r t A fra m in g playing the piano, and the remainder are delphia, is trying to spur a resurgence Manchostar TiMira. M / Sat • « 348 Main Street A a a _ a n 9 K Capanna said. He attributed the swing in Jimmy Carter Norman Lasher, sound equipment; EvelynGregan. Clotad Son. 6 Mon. Manchester 0 4 » -i g Z D Interest to cuts In school music programs. studying voice or playing string Instruments in “endangered instruments" kept in tours. mainly the violin. the school's storage room. (Courtesy of WaMenbooks) BUSINESS * » « • « « . i Highlights latest case of insider ttading MARKET REPORT invoives foreign-based scams Cheaper oil Aciivity ovtf 30 irading days CL&P submits of the week By Rick Gladstone on inside information about im­ gations involving foreign trading, The Associated Press pending corporate takeovers. Bv The Associated Press with sums ranging from $40,000 to a tonic for >.M«- rate requests A complaint, filed last Monday “ some very large amounts.” NEW YORK — America’s in U.S. District Court, demanded SEC officials attribute the ■ Grain and soybean futures swung wildly in biggest insider-trading case since ill NEW B R ITAIN (A P) — The Connecticut Light & the pair return $19 million in growth of these investigations heavy trading on the Chicago Board of Trade the Boesky scandal, with money 3 .100 - lilll Power Co. Friday filed formal applications with alleged illicit profits plus triple largely to the increasing relation­ inflation fear ll because of the drought, which has raised the trails stretching from Wall Street penalties for a total of $76 million. liilli" state regulators to inc^ase its natural gas and ships between markets, which prospect of higher food prices and hurt the farm to secretive Swiss banks to electricity rates a combined total of more than $11.5 That amount is second only to the now make it possible to easily equipment business. teeming Hong Kong, shows how record $100 million in profits and By Chet Currier 3 .0 0 0 - million a year. trade U.S. stocks in cities ranging DOW JONI ‘ > AVI RAfit globalized markets can spawn penalties the SEC seized from The Associated Press ||II| July t. I'imt The company had notified the Department of from Paris to Singapore. A ■ ’The Index of Leading Economic Indica­ bold schemers who aren’t neces­ insider trader Ivan F. Boesky in HIGH 2.151.14 Public Utility Control in May that it would filif the foreign-based investor with in­ tors, the government’s chief economic forecast­ sarily deterred by tough U.S. November 1986. 1.0 0 0 ’ LOW applications seeking its first hike in rates since 1983. side information about an Ameri­ NEW YO R K — Wall Street’s inflation- ing gauge, dipped 0.1 percent in May, but securities laws, experts say. Although SEC investigators watchers are counting on cheaper oil to take the blO SE 2.131.U CL&P wants to raise its electricity rates 6.4 can company can make profita­ CHANGE Down 10.13 analysts said thedeclinedid not suggest a threat The Securities and Exchange gathered much of the evidence sting out of rising food prices in the months percent, or $109.2 million a year. It wants to boost its ble trades halfway around the to economic growth at least for the rest of the Commission, which, polices the against Wang and Lee in the ahead. gas rates about 3.5 percent, or $6.7 million a year. world. 1.000 year. nation’s stock and bond markets, United States, the key break uVwTF rnTwff MfwtrMtwtilMtwtil Mfwtil No hearings have yet been scheduled, but they’ re As a result. Lynch said in a World oil prices have fallen sharply of late ” » « U W IF has obtained increased coopera­ came when they questioned Lee expected to begin this fall. A decision is likely by the ■ Reports on the interest-rate sensitive telephone interview, "There’s amid signs that oil-exporting countries are Jw------tion from overseas governments in Hong Kong, for which they producing faster than market demand can end of the year. construction industry suggested a mixed more of an acceptance of the in conducting investigations of needed cooperation from the absorb. AP graphic 3 division of Berlin-based Northeast notion that a person who affects picture. One said existing home sales rose 3.1 foreign-based fraud over the past British colony’s government. Utilities, serves about 1 million electric and 171.000 transactions in the securities West Texas Intermediate crude oil. widely percent in May while sales of new homes edged few years. "The fact they were taking used as a n overall gauge of the trend in oil prices, gas customers in Connecticut. market of a particular country increase the prices of many foods but have down 0.3 percent. Another report said But many governments remain testimony in Hong Kong suggests dropped below $15 a barrel Friday to its lowest It is seeking to have new rates in place by Jan. l. should comply with the laws of limited impact on inflation. Food and beverages construction spending climbed 1.1 percent in reluctant to comply with SEC the commission is much further that country regardless of where level since 1986. 1989. If that occurs, a typical residential electricity May. account for less than 18 percent of the Consumer requests for help, and a few along than a couple of years ago they happen to live.” That news, together with some rainfall at last customer using 500 kilowatt hours each billing Price Index." express hostility and resentment, in getting active and passive For example, the Swiss have in the parched Farm Belt, has encouraged talk in period would see a $3 increase in the existing bill of ■ U.S. factory orders for manufactured Furthermore, they add, rising food prices providing a convenient shield for assistance of other law enforce­ become increasingly coopera­ the financial markets that Inflation might not be $47.79 a month. goods fell 0.6 percent in May, but analysts actually can serve to depress prices of many foreign insider traders in U.S. ment authorities,” said Anne tive, securities experts say. Swit­ as bad as had been feared in the second half of In addition to its formal application. CL&P weren’t concerned, attibuting the drop to a non-food items. securities. Flannery, a New York-based zerland, which once routinely 1988. submitted testimony from company officials decline in demand for aircraft, which fluctuates “ As food prices accelerate this year, non-food In some countries, the use of securities lawyer who used to dismissed queries about owner­ One of the most reliable barometers of supporting its request for rate hikes. from month to month. stores, especially those competing for consu­ non-public information to profit work for the SEC. ship of financial assets, now has inflationary expectations, the yield on 30-year Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman said the mers’ discretionary income, will lose some sales in the financial markets is "Agencies like the SEC, which an independent commission that Treasury bonds, has fallen from a peak of nearly request could not be justified -and that his office ■ A Commerce Department report showed Price-cutting will be more frequent. perfectly acceptable. are quasi-criminal in nature, oversees SEC requests for help. 9.5 percent several weeks ago to less than 9 would fight it. the United States lengthened its lead as the "This deflationary effect will substantially “ The world is not in any kind of don’t conduct inquiries without Moreover, a new law took effect percent in recent days. “The economy is healthy, energy prices are largest debtor nation in 1987, when the U.S. reduce the overall impact of the drought on the agreement that insider trading is foreign help,” she said. Friday in Switzerland that makes The drought watch continues on Wall Street, of stable and electric sales are up,” he said. “ A big foreign debt burden climbed to $368.2 billion, up C PI to about half a percent.” a heinous crim e,” said John S. Besides the Hong Kong connec­ insider trading a criminal of­ course, even as It does in the areas of the country rate increase would put brakes on our economy just 36.8 percent from 1986. Despite such assurances, the stock market’s Stoppelman, a securities law tion, the SEC also has disclosed a fense. The measure will make it that suffer most directly from the lack of when they’re not needed and it would hurt the early-summer rally bogged down in the past ■ The Senate Labor Committee approved attorney in Washington and Swiss link in the Wang-Lee probe. easier for the Swiss to assist the moisture. average homeowner who is trying to make ends former chairman of the SEC task week: The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials m eet.” legislation to raise the federal minimum wage Commission Chairman David S. SEC. While the current weather charts showed rain force on investigation rules. slipped 11.38 to 2,131.58, ending a five-week to $4.55 per hour from the current $3.35 over the Ruder, testifying at a Senate Other countries historically in the Midwest this past week, traders in the "Some of these countries think winning streak. next three years. Banking Committee hearing this have rejected the SEC’s requests futures and financial markets switched their The New York Stock Exchange composite we’re crazy to enforce these past week, said the commission for Information and continue to do attention to forecasts suggesting more unusually Index dropped .88 to 153.68; the NASDAQ Eastern cancels ■ ’The Supreme Court issued a key civil rights laws.” was negotiating with Switzer­ so, partly out of sovereignty dry conditions in the next few weeks. composite indbx for the over-the-counter market ruling allowing employees to use statistical Obtaining cooperation from land’s government for informa­ principles. France and Liechten­ For the national economy, however, many rose 3.08 to 394.70, and the American Stock evidence to prove their bosses are guilty of foreign governments is an impor­ tion about Swiss bank accounts stein, for example, are consi­ analysts say it is necessary to keep the role of Exchange market value index was up .51 at air shuttle sale illegal discrimination. The justices also ruled tant part of the SEC’s case controlled by Lee and a possible dered notoriously uncooperative. agricultural commodities in perspective. 309.00. defense contractors enjoy broad protection against Hong Kong-based busi­ freeze of assets in those accounts. Sen. Donald W. Reigle Jr., "Although the drought could be the worst in nessman Fre C. Lee and Morgan In addition, SEC enforcement Volume on the Big Board averaged 208.42 M IAM I (A P ) — Eastern Airlines and its parent from lawsuits. D-MIch., has sponsored a bill nearly a century, it should be kept in mind that Stanley & Co. junior analyst chief Gary Lynch disclosed at the million shares a day, against 170.99 million the company, Texas Air Corp., on Friday canceled a aimed at making it easier for the the importance of raw food commodities has week before. ■ International Business Machines Corp. Stephen Wang Jr., accused co­ same hearing that the commis­ contract calling for Eastern to sell its popular SEC to investigate foreign-based changed dram atically over the years, and the announced a $600 million consolidation plan it conspirators in a scheme to profit sion is pursuing about 50 investi­ insider trading. Like the drought, the decline in the price of oil Northeast shuttle to another Texas Air subsidiary. impact of sharp price rises in this area is not said would probably result in the resignation or is cause for serious concern in some already The Miami-based Eastern gave no explanation particularly great on consumer spending or the retirement of 3.000 to 4.000 employees. beleaguered areas of the country.^ for the ‘^mutual” cancellation in a terse news inflation indices," said Michael Sherman, But unlike the dry weather, cheaper oil can ^ analyst at Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. releasC^M d said no other details would be seen as a distinct plus for such broad economic An Airbus A320 jetliner crashed'M' during a Cash withstands plastic push forthcoming. But a union that had fought the sale in David A. Levy and S. Jay Levy, a Chappaqua, forces as nationwide consumer spending. - demonstration flight in France, and;andiiUirline N.Y., economic forecasting team, say they have court hailed the move as a victory. "This recent drop in oil prices reininds us of the analysts said the accident could lead to By Chet Currier by mail, since cash in the mail no desire the minimize the distress the drought is “ This is one of those releases where we can’t seen. drop back in early 1986 when the Dow Jones cancelled orders and lost sales for the European The Associated Press can get lost, stolen or otherwise causing for farmers and other businesses in make any comment beyond the text," said Eastern Ironically, he says, the trend to industrials were rallying and had moved above consortium that makes the highly-touted plane. go astray without leaving any agricultural areas. ,. spokeswoman Karen Ceremsak. "The release will automation in consumer banking 1,700," said Jay Donnaruma, an analyst at First NEW YO R K - The credit card evidence of its having been sent. However, they add, "the drought will indeed have to speak for itself.” ■ Directors of two big companies approved that was supposed to usher in the Albany Corp. in Albany, N.Y. may have come to symbolize the In addition, they provide a Texas Air spokesmen also said they were unable management-led leveraged buyouts, transac­ cashless society has instead to discuss the quashed deal. American economy in the 1980s, running re c o il for people on a given cash a fresh boost with the tions financed with borrowed money repaid but checks and cash are still the But an attorney for the International Association budget or simply wishing to keep spread of automatic teller ma­ through earnings and asset sales. Paper- preferred means of doing busi­ of Machinists, which battled the proposed sale in track of their spending hahits. chines, or ATMs. products giant Fort Howard Corp. will become ness for many consumers. Coleco has money for one week court, called the move "v e ry good news.” Canceled checks are also useful In 1977, there were about 10,000 a private company in a $4.08 billion leveraged “ Remember the great predic­ “ This (shuttle) is the financial backbone of the to have on hand for figuring and A’TMs around the country. Today buyout, while Payless Cashways will goprivate tions of the 1970s that by the company. If that had been spun off, it would have documenting tax deductions, or the total exceeds $0,000. WEST HARTFORD (AP) - to happen, it will be next week, he in a $909 million deal. . mid-1980s America would be a The original exchange terms been the end of Eastern Airlines as we know it, ’ ’ Joe to settle any dispute that might These macMnes are available The coffers are nearly empty at said. ‘cashless society?” ’ observed were rejected by some of the bond Guerrieri Jr. said from his Washington, D.C., office. come up over whether a given to dispense cash to consumers at Coleco Industries Inc., and the "Th ere really is nothing hap­ ■ Federal officialshaveextendeduntilAug. 1 David Walker, economist at the owners, who contended the ex­ The sale of the profitable Washington-New payment has been made. any time of day or night, and their prospect of seeking protection pening today,” Handel said. the negotiating deadline for Texas billionaire Bridgeport, Conn.-based Peo­ change would have reduced the York-Boston shuttle routes to the newly created As Walker notes, however, cash proliferation has doubtless under federal bankruptcy laws' Robert M. Bass, who is seeking to take over ple’s Bank. "Th e experts were On Thursday, the West Hart­ value of their investment without Texas Air subsidiary would have brought the remains popular as the quickest changed the way many people go looms as a possibility next week. troubled American Savings and Loan Associa­ wrong — and probably will ford toy company gave up on its requiring similar sacrifices from and most convenient means of about spending and managing Company Chairman Morton E. financially ailing Eastern $225 miiiion, company tion, the nation’s second largest thrift. continue to be.” plan to restructure its debts after Coleco’s stockholders and officiais had said. payment for everyday money. Handel said Friday that his bankers. According to recent data from extending a deadline for the plan In March, U.S. District Judge John H. Pratt in ■ Motown Records, which launched the purchases. Banks have been quick to adopt company has enough funds to the Federal Reserve Bank of San "Cash transactions also are on repeated occasions. Washington, D.C., issued an order Mocking the sale careers of such black singers as Diana Ross. ATM systems in lieu of employing carry it through another week. He "Unless they can pull a ta­ Francisco, American households anonymous, making them attrac­ Ruling on a suit filed by the MachinisU, he said Michael Jacksonand Stevie Wonder, was sold to more human tellers as a way to said a group of U foreign and Coleco has tried to restructure keover of the company in the next use cash to make 36 percent of tive for illegal transactions or tax that Eastern’s plans to sell the shuttle violated a MCA Inc. and an investment banking firm for lower their operating coats. domestic lenders to which Coleco Its finances since March, alien it few days, this sounds like the their purchases, while credit evasioa,” be adds. “ Indeed, July 1987 order that barred the company from $61 million. Another incentive for banks to owes 1103 million agreed to proposed exchanging $335 milUon end," said Sean McGowan, an cards accounts for just 7 percent. transferring 6,000 ground crew workers to the other economists often rely on cash promote their ATMs, Walker provide money to the company of bonds for a combination of new analyst with Balls Zorn Gerard Checks, which also were once usage patterns to detect the size Inc. in New York. Texas Air subsidiary. ■ A former Continental Illinois National says, lies in their dealings with through next 'Thursday. bonds and stock. The company thought likely to be destined for of the ‘underground’ economy.” On June 7, the U.S. Court of Appeals in Bank & Trust Co. officer and anex-banker from the Federal Reserve. Handel, recuperating at home said the exchange would save it oblivion, still rank at the top with "This time there is no turning WasMngton set aside that injunction after WniUng Oklahoma a ^ s e d of contributing to Continen­ Walker argues that the lower­ The Fed charges banks a fee for from open-heart suigery, said no millions of dollars a year in 57 percent. ing of income tax brackets under back," said David Leibowitz of fault with Pratt’s ruiing, but gave the union another tal’s 1964 near-collapw pleaded guilty to wire transfer of funds and for steps had been taUng towbrd a interest pairments and supply Checks predominate for a cou­ tax reform could stand to reduce American Securities Corp. in chance to seek to block the sale. The matter was still criminal charges. processing checks. But it imposes bankruptcy flUng. If anything is cash for Uie business. ple of important reasons. They New York. pending when the sale was canceled Friday. the attractiveness of using cash to no such fee for its cash- are heavily used for paying Mils avoid taxes. That remains to be processing aervicea. IRAs started in 74; rules changed in ’82 > i! QUESTION: In what tions to his IRA the years he puts earned income in order to make an year did individual re^ HELPWANTQI HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED tirement accounts money into his Keogh plan But Keogh IR A contribution. But, when your NELPWANTBI NELPWANTBI HEPWANTBI start? I ask because my is the better of the two deals. adjusted gross income tops the husband is self- Investors’ guidelines set in the Tax Reform Act D E N T A L Office Assist­ QUESTION: I am fully retired. My NctaWMled DRIVERS. Start at $9.30 THE DEADLINE FOR employed and puts of 1986, you can’t take a tax deduction V ^ A — fcAH— os— ant. Knowledge ot total income is from a military per hour. 7:3G4pm shift basic business office $2,000 per year into his Guide for that contribution. EXTERMMATOR — with overtime. Good PLACING OR service pension, mutual fund divi­ experience helpful or will D E L IV E R Y Person and skills. W e, will train. CANCELING AN AD IS IRA. We are not sure treln. Growing company benefits. Class II only. William A. Doyle dends, Social Security and VA disabil­ QUESTION: I exchanged a lot of E Cashler/Clerk for mod­ Full time or part time. 12 N O O N T H E D A Y how many years he looking for the right per­ Will train. High school ern pharmacy. Full or Looking to expand our 649-9287.______. ity. May I make a tax-deductible IRA bonds for HH bonds in 1980. I just son. Must have good driv­ graduate. Apply In per­ BEFORE, MONDAY - missed, if any. port time. Flexible night .crew. Need MICHAEL'S Jewelers contribution based on my military heard m y HHs will hove to be cashed ing record, organized & son Monday-Friday, 9- hours. Not the usual FRIDAY, IN ORDER I l m h retirement pay? ssilf-motlvatad. Willing & 3pm. Aero All-Gas applicants to stock t- has a full time service- ANSWER: IRAs were after 10 years, unless the government retoll store. Profes­ shelves on the night soles position open. Re­ TO MAKE THE NEXT capaHa to laarn a protise- Company, 3150 Main sional atmosphere. extends them. If there is no extension, slon with a future. Coma tail exposure a plus. ISSUE. FRIDAY authorized in 1974, when Congress gross income is less than $25,000 a Street, Hartford, CT. T op pay. Apply at once shift. Hours 9:30 pm to passed the Employee Retirement ANSWER: No. You must have what I will be forced to redeem my HH grow with usi 278-9910.______7am. Competitive Greats benetits pack­ AFTERNOON BY 2:30 year — $40,000 for a married couple. to Ann or Pharmacist. age. Apply In person PM FOR MONDAYS Income Security Act. Back then, IRAs the Internal Revenue Service calls Iwnds in two years ahd p a y ^ a d e r ^ BUDGET PEST CLERICAL. Tired of Liggett Parkade Phar­ salary and benelts for No education is allowed fora taxpayer earned income,” such as salary, income tax on all the i n t e f ^ that Tuesdav-Saturdav, ISSUE. THANK YOU » were available only to workers who looking at the same macy, Manchester mature, responsible ' 10am-5pm. EO E. covered by another retirement plan wages, commissions, fees and tips, in build up on the E bonds I exchanged. CONTROL scenery or need a cool Parkade. FO R Y O U R were not covered by any other person. RECEPTIONIST for four whose annual adjusted gross income order to be eligible for an annuaf Is there any chance that HHs will 6 4 9 - 9 0 0 1 placq to work this COOPERATIONIII retirement plan and the annual f u l l Time Baker's Manchester Attorneys. tops $35,000 — $50,000 for a married tax-deductible IRA contribution. get extended maturities? summer? Come out of Interested applicants ■ tax-deferred contribution was limited couple. the heat and work for Helper. No experience Good phone skills, Flndlhi a cdsh buyer for necessary. Please tele- apply to: some light typing and HAIRDRESSER. South to $750. That amount was gradually Working people covered by other the Items you'd like to sell the Aero All-Gas Com­ Windsor salon nowtak- raised to $1,500 — $1,750 in a QUESTION: You wrote that ANSWER: There’s a possibility pany of Hartford, who Phone 646-3354.______filing. Call Regina. 646- retirement plans and whose adjusted ajusted gross income for purposes of Is easy. Just let our read­ Personnil Dipl 3500. Ing applications for en­ "spousal” IRA for a married couple that will happen — but no promises ers know what you have have full and part time X-RAY Technician. Im­ thusiastic person with gross incomes fall between the determining if a tax deduction can be from the ’Treasury Department. Look positions available. mediate Medical Care 239 Spencer St. only one of whom was employed. numbers in the above paragraph are for sole with on ad In minimum 3 years expe­ taken for an IRA contribution “ in­ for a "y e s ” or “ no” announcement on Classified. 643-2711. Highly competitive Center of Manchester Manchester rience. Full or part The rules were changed drastically allowed partial deductions for IRA wages. Training pro­ cludes employment income, pension that in 1989, the year before the has a full time opening TEACHER time. Salary, commis­ in 1982. Beginning that year, every contributions. WAREHOUSE. Start at grams, growth poten­ for a registered X-Ray and all other taxable income, such as earliest HHs reach original maturity. After school pro­ sion, benefits and edu­ working person was allowed to open We’ve come pretty much full circle $8.30 per hour. 9:30- tial. Pleasant work en­ Technician. Interested cation. Call Dawn 644- dividends and interest. For retired All H bonds, which are similar to 6pm shift with over­ gram for klndargar- an IR A and tuck away tax-deferred in IRA eligibility requirements If your vironment. Good math applicants call Sheri at B O O K K EEP ER For Man­ 2563. and semi-retired folks, it also includes HHs and were issued from June 1952 time. Good benefits. a plus, high school 721-7393, Monday- chester accounting dsnsra, 11:30-5:30, $2,000 — $2,250 in a spousal IRA. husband didn’t make deductible IRA that part of Social Security benefits thorugh December 1979, received two Hands-on training. diploma a must. 278- Friday, 9-4. firm. Hours flexible. 0 mos. par year. Bs- Then came 1987 and the n^les were contributions for every year in which Pleasant atmosphere. 9910. Coll 646-2465______changed again. Since last year, subject to federal income tax.” 10-year extended maturities. Some Hs gins August 30, he was entitled to do so, your family Apply In person DENTAL Office Teachers, anyone who is not covered by another The instruction booklet for 1987 have passed their final maturities but Monday-Frldoy, 9- 19BB. Oegrse In missed a good tax deal. Form 1040 states that only "earned Coordlnator- education or related retirement plan can make an annual those issued less than 30 years ago are 3pm. Aero All-Gas FUIL TM E manufactur­ ENGUSIITHCNER/ Receptlonlst wanted Students; M oreover, since he is self- income” can be used to calculate still receiving interest. Company, 3150 Main field, plus 1 year ex­ tax-deferred IRA contribution of employed, he could have a Keogh ing poaltlon available for Glastonbury spe­ ^ g ib iliy for an IRA deduction. You and all other HH bond holders street, Hartford, CT. lEMINI! TEUHER perience with chil­ Housewives $2,000 — $2,250, for a spousal IRA. plan. Those plans have been around at MUNSOirS CNOCO- cialty practice. Doesn’t this mean a person who has a can only hope your bonds will receive 278-9910. ______U TES . Rt. 6, Bolton. Friendly and profes­ dren. *7.54 per hour LOOKING for people People who are participants in since 1962 and also have been CrnAy M|b SdMl large pension, SS benefits and invest­ the same treatment as H bonds. MEDICAL Secretary. Hours are: 8-4:30, sional environment. plus benefits. Send to deliver S N E T tele­ other retirement plans now have liberalized over the years. He can Full time position 6rades6-12 - Responsibilities In­ limits on the amount of their tax- ment income in excess of $50,000 and Monday-Friday. Full resum e to: phone directories open a Keogh plan, put 20 percent of available Immediately English Certification clude: scheduling, pro- deferred IRA contributions, based on who also has at least $2,000 of earned benefits Include: medl" P. W ilson throughout C T to area his net self-employed income into it William A. Doyle, a syndicated for Internal Medicine Required, Reading In­ cesslng Insurance their income. A working taxpayer income can use the IRA deduction? practice. Medical of­ cal, dental, pension forms, phone contact businesses during each year and defer income tax on columnist, welcomes written ques­ struction Expertise covered by another pension plan may fice experience Is re­ and profit sharing. and diversified duties. YWCA July: Must have own that money. tions, but he can provide answers only 78 No. Main 8t take a tax deduction for an IRA ANSWER: Nope! To use a time­ quired. Good flgureop- Preferable. Masters In Hours 8-5pm Monday- vehicle. Full or part Under the new rules, he won’t be through the column. Write to Doyle in Call for appointment Friday. Willing to' Manchester, CT contribution If his or her adjusted worn expression, you’re mixing ap^ tltude and knowledge English Preferable, time. For Information able to make tax-deferrd contribu­ care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. of Insurance forms a Prior High School train. 633-8371. pies and oranges. You must have Box 591, Manchester 06040. by July 15, 1988 call 1-800-922-0008 must. For details call 6 4 7 - 8 6 3 9 Teaching Experience DENTAL Office IKVAA from 8am-4pm or 487- 646-4665 between 9am- Preferable, Beginning Coordlnator- 5pm. 2219 from 4pm-8pm. Aug. 29,1988. Send Let­ Receptlonlst wanted SECRETARY. 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Call OD AND FOUND PHARMACY Technician. to: 647-9780. ______[ID HELP WANTED do HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers mentally retarded Days, Monday-Friday. NURSE AIDE As a condition precedent to adults In W indsor, SALES. Fife Extln- COLLIE fomalg, 3 voors Starting salary $5.50 Auto Sfrvici Dept the placement of onv odver- South Windsor, West per hour. Experience Meadows Manor, a 518 gulsher Technician for tlslno In the Manchester He­ old, tricolor, found on LUNCHEON Server. Port PART Time Individual 1. Four (7-1-0, 6-1-1. 5-1-2, 4-1-3) ENGLISH 239 Spencer St. time, Tuesdov-Frldov, needed to perform our Harttord, Marlbo­ preferred but will train bed long term health sales and service. Base rald, Advertiser hereby Lockwood Stroot. 2. Neck Manchester pay plus commission. oorees to protect. Indemnity 10:30-2:30. Apply Man­ customer service rough and Hebron It necessary. Apply In care facility Is pre­ tho Monchottar boo chester Country 3. Babe Ruth areas. Full and part TEACHER Will train enthusiastic and hold harmless the Man­ Worden. 643-4642. Club follow-up surveys. person: Arthur Drug, sently seeking Certi­ chester Herald, Its ofticers or coll 646-0103. Welcome new resi­ 4. Potatoes time positions availa­ 942 Main Street, Man­ Cavaalnr High Sehaal Individual. Phone Mr. fied Nurse Aides for BENTLEY'S Brigade, Borders at All-Gas and and employees against any P A R T Tim e soles clerk dents to greater Hart­ 5. M.D. ble. Call 928-0515 or chester, Attention and oil liability, loss or 295-9215. Tom. Qratat-lZ permanent and tempo­ Somerset Square, Equipment. 278-9910. needed at local florist. ford with gifts of good 6. (a) Absalom — Tam ar (x) (II Samuel, Ch. 13) Glastonbury. Full time expense, Includino attor­ Rotating, flexible sche­ will. Own car Is neces­ English certification rary positions: 7am- WRECKER Driver. Expe- neys’ fees, arising from (b) Lazarus — Martha (y) (John. Ch. 11) and part time positions PiWTTIME dule. 2 to 3 days per sary. Compensation required. Masters in 3pm and 3pm-11 pm rlenced only. Contact claims of unfair trade practi­ (c) Jonathan — Michal (w) (II Samuel, Ch 21) PARTTIIM available. Call Bob ces, Infringement of trade­ week. 8 hours per day. $20 per contact. Apply English profarabla. shifts. Full and part Stan Ozimek. Please IWLPWAIITEO In person: Hartford (d) Moses — Miriam (z) (Numbers, Ch. 26) Houseman. 688-7519. telephone 643-5135. marks, trade names or pat­ Apply at Browns Flow­ Prior high school time hours avallablo. ents, ylolotlen of rights of ers 163 Main Street, Despatch Moving and (e) Reuben — Dinah (v) (Genesis. Ch. 30) CUSTOMER SERVICE COCKTAiLWaltraSrEr teaching experience The starting salary privacy and Infringement of onlnos, port time. Co- Monchester.______Storage, Personnel copyright and p ro p rl^ ry We are looking for responsiblle service- preferable, beginning range is from *8.91 to DRIVER HAVE A PHONE? vey’s Rgstourant PART Time days and Manager, 225 Prospect PART TIME rights, unfair competition Street, East Hartford minded indivludals to handle customer in­ Aug. 29. 1988. Send *8.11 per hour with an Coventry area and libel and slander, which tolephono 643-2751. evenings. Must be reli­ WANT TO WORK may result from the publica­ able. Coll Lawton 06100, or coll 520-9551. HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED quiries. The position require enthusiasm, letter of Interest and excellent benefits PART Time houMkggp- EOE.______Manchester tion of any odvertlsment In CItco. Coll 643-5575. resume to: package available. Ino, Saturday and Sun- SECRETARY-Capoble P U L L Tim e help tor busy independent thinking, and organization. FROM HOME? the Manchester Herald by dov. Approxlmotoly PART Time, mornings, Pleaee apply In person Herald route. advertiser. Including adver­ HOUSEKEEPER. Light typist to work In office sales office. Excellent Good communication skills pnd a pleasant Dennis E Joy, Principal >' Straight Commlaalona 9am-2pm. will con­ general office worker located In Manchester or call: tisements In any free distri­ housekeeping In el­ for Manchester real Phone telephone manner are essential. Cavaahy tchaal Short Hours — — Income UnllmItedI bution publications pub­ sider summer only. We derly housing In Glas­ on Friday 4-7pm and skills. Some account­ Diana Oliveira lished by the Manchester will train. $6.50 per estate office. Some typ­ Saturday 1Q-6pm, Sun­ 78 Ripley Hill Road Great Pay! Call ma for an appoint­ tonbury. 25 hours per ing and bookkeeping ing experience would 3:30-7:30 PM Monday - Friday Meioowt Minor Herald. Penny Sleffert, hour to start. Coll C T week. $7 per hour. Call day 11-6pm.3weekends be helpful. Call Alda Coventry, C T ment between 3:30- Publisher. Motor Lodge. 643-1555. experience helpful. 646- per month. Call 528- 7:00 AM - 10KX) AM Rotating Saturdays m i M n N I L Call 647-9946 8pm Onlyl Aak for Betty 659-0009. 4655. Morin at Hydro-Oyne, Applicants aooepled 1300 for appointment. 633-8385. BaialHaMr Ask for Please call Qerlinde at 647-9046 until July 82,1988 S M7-ffii9iia Dn h s S iit in for more Information. Gerlinde 643-27N m i i i i i i i f h A U X U ...... rirwmmrwwwwwm-m * i IHDMES ICDNDDMMIOMS HELP WANTED |HEIP WANTED [HELP WANTED HOMES HELP WANTED FDR SALE FOR SALE It U FSB SALE IFDHDALE M E D IC A L Office Man­ LIV E -ln MalntenancsiSu- M E N T A L Health. Case MENTAL Health. Re­ FOREST Ridge Town- EXECUTIVE Colonial. DRASTIC Reduction! ager. Responsibilities perlntendent. Subur­ Manager-Counselor creation Counselor for M A N C H ES TE R Colonial. house. 316 baths, 3 bed­ A S p e d o l i Some ownerfinancing! This 8Vi room cedar Owners anxious to sell rooms, 1900 square feet Include; Dictation, bil­ ban, too unit elderly. for a community men­ planning and coordlna- this lovely home, feat­ ling, appointments and Independent Hying tal health residential tlon of S o c la l- Spacious 8 room Colon­ sided home Is loaded of living space, fire­ knowledge of Insu- ial with 1st floor family with extras. 2'/j baths, uring huge front to place, air conditioner, apartment complex. program. Good benef­ Recreatlon activities In back living room with ronce forms. <49-0233. Send work experlence- its, paid health Insu­ Community Mental room and 4 bedrooms oak kitchen, huge fam­ deck with view. Par­ plus over 2100 square ily room, oak floor and beautiful fireplace sur­ tially finished walk-out PAINTINO/ MRCELLANEDU8 EVENING Janitor /llst of skills to; Welles rance. Flexible sche­ Health Agency. Good rounded by bullt-lns, m CHILD CARE ELECTRICAL 31 needed at once. Apply Country Village, 46 dule with some early benefits, paid health feet. There Is even a much morel $329,900. basement. Pool, tennis PAPERING SERVICES fireplace In the living Blanchard & Rossetto charming country kit­ court. Priced to sell at to Manager: Parkade ' Welles Road, Vernon evening hours re­ Insurance. 35 hour chen, great rec room. Bowling Lanes. No ex­ 06066. 46-0782. quired. Salary $18,782. work week, afternoon room, 1 full and 2C/3) Realtors," We're Sel- $169,000. Call owner at DAYCARE NAME your own price. ELECTMCAL WORK ODD lobs. Trucking. baths and a woodstove llng Houses" 646-24B2.D All on manicured coun­ 647-0748.______Made A eaecMlsaal. Father 8, Son Painting Home repairs. You perience necessary. BUSINESS G ro w in g . Additional compensa­ to early evening sche­ try lot In Manchester. Danlap youaf ■••nbig akilta Need a new Service with tion for Crisis Interven­ dule and send resume In the In the living . NEW 6 rooms Colonials. SOUTH Windsor. Immac­ and Papering. Remo­ name It, we do It. Free Good startln^pay and Looking for mature, Only $154,900! Call for ■ow. U o m m S day eara koma. val. 291-8567. circuit breakers? benefits. If( you' like tion Coverage. BA plus and cover letter to room. Located In a $149,900. Mallard view, ulate Townhouse feat­ Moss are downi Cheek ue out ki estimates. Insured. 643- reliable, honest-person great family neighbor­ details! Century 21 Ep- Oyaalaf for tefaau - laddlata. the Manehnlsr yaSow pagae. 0304. working olone with no ■ to loin the team. Call 1 year related expe­ Chrysalis Center, 15 3 bedrooms, I'A baths, uring open living room NauflkMa roaala. hood. $179,900. Anne steln Reolty, 647-8895.n superylslon, this Is the South Bolton Cleaning rience reaulred. Mi­ Marshall Street. Hart­ fireplace, gourmet kit­ and new carpeting, JOSEPH DUMAS Miller Real Estate, 647- chen with all applian­ SELLER will help pay sliders to patio on RBnovations/Pliis ASPHALT MAINnNANCE lob for you. Service. 647-1545. norities encouraged to ford, Ct. 06105. Atten- Cuttoffl Intorlor a Extartor S 4 S -8 2 S 3 Drivewaye 6 Parking Lola apply. Please call tlon: S. RIetscho. 8000.O______ces, carpeting, full points at closing on this beautiful pond. 216 bed­ ^;SSSL Immaculate Nantucket PalMIng ■ CsHIng n«pUr a • Hat NuMarlaad Crack SaaNne Sharon at 724-0286. DRIVER wanted, full HARTFORD. Four fam­ basement and garage! rooms with skylights, Renew e Power WeeMng HEATIND/ Monday-Frlday, 9am ily. Beautiful 4 family, No monthly Associa­ Cape featuring 2gener- all appliances, 2nd pri­ • Aaphak napaka • Seal OoeUng time. Class II licensed ous bedrooms, spa­ LAWN CARE Free Eaf/mefea • to 3pm. EOE. 6-6-4-2 with many ex­ tion fees! Blanchard 8, vate patio, carport and PLUMBIN8 hdhr Intund fnt Carrmataa PRIVATE PARTY required. Experience cious dining room, 1st Intund • S*nlor Dhcounf preferred. Full benef­ tras! Each unit has an Rossetto Realtors," more. $126,500. Prlncl- GILBERT UW N Call 525-2446 TODAYI Intercom system, 220 We're Selling Houses" floor laundry, attached ples only. 644-8253. 6 4 6 -2 2 5 3 PJ'8 Plumblin H88Ung A LPN— RN its. Call The Steak Club garage and full base­ “ Merchandise Ads Business Office. 646- amp service with cir­ 646-2482.0 MANCHESTER. Lydall SERVICE Air Candlnoning ment. Call today for Boilers, pumps, hot water PERSONAL SERVICES CHARGE NURSES 2260, ext. 27.______cuit breakers. Security GLASTONBURY- details. Century 21 Ep- Woods. 2 bedroom Prefassleaal Laadscaglog system, 2 units have Manchester. Pristine 8 Cape style condo. 1'6 Stone, Loam, and Mulch tanks, new and • Chackboak Central INSIDE Sales. One of steln Realty, 647-8895.0 CALLAHAN'S replacements. - Incama Tax eraearanon Excellent new starting fireplaces, 3 car gar­ room house on Shal- baths, living room, for­ Deliveries. New Englands fastest VERNON. Custom built LINE pimmiw scimcE FREE ESTIMATES * Lira S Haemi Inauranca Advlca rate »13.25/hr. for age. $26,880 yearly In­ lowbrook Lane. 3 full mal dining room and Free Estimates a Sudeal Cenaullallan growing sign supply come. $264,900. Anne by U 8, R for the present e tMSda e htaW e Maibb LPN’e and M4.25/hr. companies needs an baths, 3 car garage appllanced kitchen 848-0649 / 228-8616 • nnandol S SalMa eiannlne Miller Real Estate, 647- owners In this lovely 9 plus garage. Lovely 6 4 7 -7 1 5 6 140 Hilliard St. Inside sales person. fireplace, central air, Call Dan Moiler - 649-3329 for RN charge. 8000.D gorgeous lot and more. room Colonial, coun­ area. $151,900. D.W . Manchester, C T 00040 MISCELLANEDUS We currently have po­ You should have a try style kitchen, CARPENTRY/ D. B. Moslerr Inc. good telephone $270's. Blanchard 8, Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 t el 643-9330 SERVICES 991 M A N C H ES TE R . Custom Rossetto Realtors," pegged floor family REMODELINS * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days sitions available In our manner and some SOUTH Farms Drive. Im­ designed 9 room, 3 full We're Selling Houses" room with huge fire­ I long term care facility knowledge of Inside bath Raised Ranch place and built In book­ maculate 3 bedroom, * AddiUonal Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day 646-2482.0 216 bath condo In fabu- FARRAND REMDDELIN6 for full and part-time sales. Sign Supply ex­ with circular drive and case, corner fireplaced ROORNO/ HANDYMAN LANDSCAPINS * Classifications 71 thru 87 perience Is not re­ very private beauti­ SOUTHERN New Eng- living room, 4 bed­ lous area! Fireplaced Room eddiHone. deokai rooAng, Hama Improvamant - Folntlns charge nurses. quired. For appoint­ family room, com­ elding, .windowe and gutters. 8IDIND - eaaamanla Ptnlahad - Tlllne - * Merchandise Under »250 fully landscaped lot land classifleld ads rooms, large 1st floor Baokhoe and buSdozar asrvlea We offer excellent m ent, call 649-9626. with many shade trees. reach nearly 800,000 billiard room, pletely redecorated. I LIsht Corpanfrv - OOD JOOS - LANDBCAPINQ * Ad must contain price! Gorston Sign Supply, Mint condition. $240's. avaHabls. Call Bob Forrand, Jr. , INSUREO MOjoaroomtAu wages Including a full This Is a home of fine homes In Connecticut screened porch. Ask­ MANCNESTEI ROORND Pruw Slmba, kadgm, tpnawnp. You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds 110 Batson Drive, quality and must be dnd Rhode Island. The ing $329,000. U 8. R Blanchard & Rossetto D u . 647-8609 platianpk. Wan u pdlnp A benefit package. If In­ All typtd of roofing & BARRY SCANLON kWlfltanBflca. due to this low price... Manchester. seendo be appreciated. price for a basic 25 Reolty 643-2692.n Realtors," We're Sel­ terested, please con­ ling Houses" 6462482.D Rit. 6464840 rspdlrs. Wood ahlnglot 646-2411 traa aatimataa Caa FREE ESTIMATES $212,000. Yoland Car- word ad Is only $55 and MANCHESTER. Wow! 6 tact Elaine Madden at roll, Sentry Real Est- will appear In 43 news­ MANCHESTER. Excep­ Nl«nuw OEUdlEg 6 — Cddsr Shsksa. PBrsBRaNisA L b w b Cara bedrooms In this 17 Yaara Exparlanca T br SbN ScTBBBBd Lm m gte, 643-4060.O______papers. For more In­ Raised Ranch. Lower tional 2 bedroom end RMNMfaig Sttvlc* Any arnoum daSaarad. Also, mi. Jk LiMhciplM IlNSTRUCTWN unit with garage! kiaurad a Uaanaad a OuaraMaad LORRAINE MANOR BEAUTIFULLY Deco­ formation call Classi­ level fully finished. Eat a AddWotw • Oarsamry gravel, slona and bark, muloh. 742-S224 la.w.mmm. GALL CLASSIFIED fied, 643-2711 and ask Large llving-dining rated. The large coun­ In kitchen, large living • Ooiaitstaapi a ConaiMlna 64S4830 SobokL baokhoe 6 loader rantal. NURSING HOME EXPERIENCEo'"certr- room combination. try kitchen with newer for detqlls.D______room plus' huge 2 car * Endoiad Fallm a Oaragaa 25 Lorraine St. fled teacher. Will tutor Oversize closet In mas­ DAVIS coNtmuenoN In your home. All ages, oak cabinets, beamed SOUTH Windsor. "It's a detached garage. D.W. • Hama Ooianokne a NocOne ■ . KGNNAftb------CONCRETE 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 N O W . Hartford, CT. 06105 ceilings, chair rail pa­ 10!" Impressive Con- Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ ter bedroom. Kitchen 872-1400/6S9-9SSS- all basic sublects. Spe­ appliances Include Rsg.lnaRat. 049-0473 2 3 3 4 2 4 1 cial Education In­ neling and newer floor temporory In estab­ MANCHESTER. New Wladawa • Dears J 8, C Concrete patios and lished neighborhood of microwave. C onve­ Me Jab Tea Ms ar Tea Small HAWKESTREESERVICt'' cluded. 649-1870. Is a "H o u s e w ife 's England Cape. A light ia% Samar cmaan ONcaum sidewalks,' steps and Dream "! Three bed­ five homes. Open floor nient location! Asking SSS IMPROVEMENTS Suekat, truck S chipper. Slump and olry family room $149,900. Realty World, ManWar at the imamaNanal rsmoval. Frsa satimaisa. driveways. Coll 569- rooms, family room, plan highlights plenty highlights this lovely 3 SarTkr Syatama Benoit, Frechette As- and REPAIRS Special conaMaratlon for 4058, leave message. 1'A baths and large, of well lit space. Beau- bedroom Cape. Living Coll 728-0781 AnvHfiM Real Estato fenced-ln rear yard, tlfully landscaped soclotes, 6467709.O “No Job Too Small" sidarty and handleappad. room, dining room, Ravtlarsd and Fully Inaurad ■WINDOWS make this house a real yard. Won't last long! eat-ln kitchen plus BEAUTIFUL 3 bedroom, "hom e". Must see to $289,000. Flano Realty lower level laundry 2 baths, 2 lavs, full ' FREE ESTIMATES 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 I a ND DOORS HDME8 appreciate! $142,900. 646-5200.______and workshop. Conve­ finished basement. 647-0593 FLOORING IFDHDALE Strano Real Estate, SPACIOUS 4 plus rooms, nient location. 8146,900. New refrigerator, kit­ THeHftAL WINOOHn chen floor and hot wa- FL00RSANDIN6 647-7653.0______starter home. $124,900. D.W. Fish Realty, 643- UAUmb, Is>Mb|, iI |Nw if a Floors llks nsw A DOORS Ideol for daycare In 1591.D tPr heater. Asking CRYSTAL HUNGS Sold and Inalallad by protaa- All real estate advertised In SQUEKY Clean! This $143,900. Realty World, 6WDIC1M. nets i Ini Wit a Spsdalizing in oktar floors ttonal nmodoHng eonm etor. the Manchester Herald Is lovely home lust spar­ home situation. Alumi­ M A N C H ES TE R . New list­ O m iftik im CirsNle Tilt A Mirfelt a Natural & stalnsd floors A aalaeMon of ulnyl or wood num siding, nice size Benoit, Frechette As- sublect to the Fair Housing kles! Great 1 floor liv­ ing. Cute starter or soclotes, 6467709.g H yoM'PB Mefc of ooMraasorB not ratum- iBlUllllltRt a No waxing anymors unHa. C uatom earp o m ry a Acf of 1968, which mokes It ing, 2 bedrooms, living yard. Newly painted retirement home. 5 your caNta e a l ua. PtWy btaurad. Commercial & Rsaldsntlal tpadoWy. Illegal to advertise any pref­ room with firpplace, Inside. Owner/Agent. room aluminum sided SPACIOUS 3 bedroom ty Matnranoaa nwt ssnuATis - ruuv iNKjnao John VSrtillls - 6464780 875-9780 erence, limitation or discrim­ formal dlnlpa'3 «oom , .figll. Janet 6462198 or Ranch with .fullirtMise- Townhouse In sopght MAR ComimeUon ination based on race, color, , Canale 649-7231. d f f r f d f ^ . Lower level DantSlA. n.-tuMMn religion, sex or notional 1, country sty^^lfchen, ment and nehnaftek. sIJiMRimlN. few. 54^1720 NIcksrson 647-9443 DEUVERING I full bosemenL.ol car COVENTRY. Affordable $121,000. C a lL illi^ ld IhchJTOi'great family THIS SPACE origin, or on Intention to room^tklth bullt-ln bar Rich, cisan, stons-trse preference, gafage. Beautiful 'new construction. This Murdock, Sentry Real Excessive abbreviations Need repairs around the loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. limitation or discrimination. vard-Lakewood Circle 1800 square foot Con­ Estate, 643-4060.D and %eparate washer- abbreviate resultsi Be home? Call an expert Also, sand, gravsl, stono •59.47 th e The Herald will not know­ North. $190,000. Jack- temporary will offer 3 dryer dfea. Centrtfl air. and horss manurs. fo r 24 InsBrflons All window treatments sure readers understand You'll find the help you ingly accept any advertise­ son 8i Jackson Real bedrooms, 2 baths, a your ad by avoiding ob- need In Classified. 643- t h e t o get ment which Is In violation of Estate, 647-8400.O stay! Being offered at Call 443-2711 the low.______fireplace and deck In brevlotlons. 643-2711. 2711. 643-9504 for dBtolls t e f t o v e r s tu n START Packing! Near- private country set­ ,$138,900. Realty World, Y O U 'L L Be In Seventh ting. minutes to 1-384. VER-R-R^Y Benoit, Frechette As­ Ing completion, this sociates, 6467709.O Heaven. When you terrific 7 plus room $197,000. Flano Realty treat yaurself to a tour Gambrel Colonial In 6465200. SPECIAL! MANCHESTER. Well LOTS/LANO of this elegant Ansaldl Bolton Is lust waiting 3 -4 bedroom brick kept 3 bedroom first ROOMS built Colonial on Tlm - COVENTRY. In-law Jr FOR SALE MORTSAOES Rontals for Its new family to Income potential. After front Cope In one of floor unit. Amenities FOR RENT tB et rod Rood. 4 bedrooms, Include pool. Conve­ a r r iv e . O v e r 2100 a dip In the lake enloy the most attractive 2Vb baths, porch, over­ nient location 1 Asking MANCHESTER. Level, MANCHESTER. F u r ­ square feet of practl- the private yard of this clear lots. % acre. FALLINQ DCIHNDrT sized garage, hard­ calm llvlng space. 3 locations you'll find. $94,900. Realty World, ROOMS nished room, kitchen wood floors, plaster charming 4 bedroom Sparkling and bright, Already with city STOP FORICLDSURDI ' l l large bedrooms, 2'A Cape with a fleldstone Benoit, Frechette As- FOR RENT and parking privileges. walls, celling, lovely berths, huge country this home Is absolu­ soclotes, 6467709.O sewer and water. 647- If you are falling bshind on Security and referen­ fireplace and 2 car 0426 days. 646-7207 your mortgage payments... ^ ‘ 'a j 's f o r th e o ” yard with gracious kitchen with adlolning tely Impeccable. NEW Pricetag! Popular ces, $70 weekly. 649- landscaping. See for garage. $145,500. Flano eveninos. OR...If your homo Is In fore­ MANCHESTER. F u r ­ family room. 2.3 acres Realty 6465200. Beautiful private Northfleld Green nished room In ladles 9227 or 649-4248. vourselfl $349,900. suitable for horses. M A N C H ES TER . $95,000. closure, WE CAN HELPI C a l l t o d ANDOVA r . R ecently yard tool $146,900. Condo Complex! 6 rooming house. Cleon, Jackson 8> Jackson $269,900. Jackson 8, room Townhouse with Very nice wooded lot, No payment program avail­ APARTMENTS Reol Estote, 647-8400.O built 3 bedroom con­ Owner 649-7639. quiet, nice location. §2: Jackson Real Estate, 3 bedrooms, 2<6 baths, located at end of cul- able for up to 2 yeere. Bad Ladles preferred. $240 FOR SENT FRESH as a Daisy I The 647-8400.O______temporary Cape. Cur­ Haweewaeri Ceacetrt de-sac, In area of exec­ credit le note proMomllAsk rently used as a resi­ gas hot air heat with per month. Security exterior of this lovely 7 C O M FY and cozyl De- central air condition­ utive homes. Ideal for how LOW payments can and references. 644- room Colonial has lust dence. This home Is set 646-4436 contemporary or solar help you SAVE YOUR FIVE room oportment, s s a l e s f ^ llghtful older Colonial back and private. It Is ing. Extra bonus of 3503. renovated. Heat and received a fresh coat of built In 1879 by the brand new double pane orlentd home. Call Sen­ HOME TODAYI located In Andover's try 643-4060. hot water, washer/d- ^IQS; paint. Features Include Cheney'sl Excellent Insulated windows Swiss CeBserraUse PreBp 3 generous-sized bed­ business zone and has OWDDMIMUMS If you need a better cor to ryer hook-up. Stove Rifled condition Inside and the open floor plan to throughout-tllt out for room s, I'/i baths, easy cleaning! Carport at(2DS)454-133tsr drive the youngsters to and refrigerator. Park­ out, 3 bedrooms, sun- adapt to a number of TOHSALE BUSINESS ing facilities. No pets. 1 17.5x18'1st floor family for 1 car, full base­ (201)454-4404 school, check the many room, country style business needs. The PSOPERTY offerings In today's Clos- month security deposit room with fireplace, kitc h e n , 1st flo o r ment. Now $137,000. pretty entry foyer with walk-out lower level SMALL complex 4 room, slflsd columns. 643-2711. required. Rent $550 per laundry, greai provides an excellent Jackson 8, Jackson month. 647-0131. tile floor, a St. Charles 116 bath townhouse Real Estate, 647-8400.O lOjnO. SQUARE feet on kitchen and a 1 car maintenance-free opportunity for home with full basement and 1.2 acres In center of Are you an antique lover? You'll nevtr know the vinyl siding on house business use. Endless Read the offerings In Clas­ FOUR Room oportment. garage. Bowers large rooms. Double town. Good visibility. . power of Classified until Second floor. Stove and 2 car garage. Call possibilities. Coll Ma- closets In both bed­ Don't miss the many ofter- Investor or user moy sified every day to find the School. $209,900. Jack- to see today! $141,900. you use It yourself. Call and refrigerator. No rylou Bradley, Realty rooms. $118,000. Call Ings In today's classified purchase. Warren E. Items or Items you'd like 643-2711 today to place on son 8i Jackson Real Jackson 8, Jackson to own. 643-2711. utilities. S ^ r l t y . $500. Estate, 647-8400.D World Weeks-Breen, Sentry 643-4060. columns. Howland, Inc. 643-1108. od. Real Estate, 647-8400.D 487-1767 and 429-7746. monthly. 646-7336. I APARTMENTS I HOMES I MISCELLANEOUS FOB RENT CARS • aB .a 4l « U « f _I FOR RENT CARS ’ ICMiS * ' * •« R a b I I ■ « I « N 8 b I • I I I J FOR SALE » 8 B t a ...... 1 a f • I t FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ...... MANCHESTER. 454 Main IMMACULATE m room Street. 2nd floor, 3 DECORArTv^O^Mn6" Cape with rec room. plate glass mirror, SPORTS room heated. No ap­ Appliances Included. TOYOTA Corolla 1986, s MERCURY M onoarch pliances. Security. $480 doted 1958. Best offer Security, references. 633-6164.0 ______door, AC, Cruise, 1976. New exhaust sys­ per month. 646-2426 No pets. $875 per AM /FM $5200.872-3753 tem, good tires, air, weekdays 9am-5pm. month. Coll 649-3219, b u r g l a r Alarms. 2 full LAM AR O 1979. Blue, ou- 108,000 miles. $475. 644- MORIARTY R O C K VILLE . One Bed- 633-0337.______systems, home or com- 3968.______merclol. Discount tomotlc. 59,t)0(rorlglnal room, Elm Street, In­ miles. Good condition. 1986 SUBARU GL 4 door, BROTHERS Edberg rallies to gain first Wimbledon final cludes heat and hot price $700 eoich. 649- STORE AND 5488 offer 6pm.______*3000 or best offer. power .windows, A/C, USED CARS water, stove and re- 843-2985 evenings. cassette. $5500. or best OFRCE SPACE TABLE Model AM-FM trloerator, modern kit­ <-ntvY caprice 1979. Me- offer. 742-9759.______88 Markur Scorpio •19,495 Becker-Lendl mstch suspended radio phonograph. chen and bath. 1 month chanlcally good, high 87 Marc. G. Marquit s e c u rity . $495 per FU R N ISH ED Offices with Also, old Sinatra and 1977 DODGE Aspen. •13,895 phone, receptionist, mileage, good reliable 49,000. miles, plus 1974 87 Mare. Topaz •6795 By Rick Warner month. Also, Rock­ Herb Albert records. car. Call 649-5110. the Australian Open on grass in 1985 ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot- copy, fax and secre­ Call 646-4847. operating Toyota, high 87 Marc. Cougar •11,095 The Associated Press and 1987, answered all questions tooe Street, 1 bedroom, tory support. 647-4800. M A ZD A RX7, 1979, 5 mileage, $995: 649-5445. 87 Ford Tempo •6995 speed. $2400. or best about his character on Centre Court. modern bath, stove, 87 Lincoln T.C . *16,295 carpet. 1 month secur­ offer. Must sell. Call WIMBLEDON. England — Stefan "Believe it or not, I do have guts,” hgl.HMMAifcS ENDROLLS Tom 646-3126. 87 Marc. Q. Mtrquia *11,395 Edberg, staging the biggest semifinal ity. $415 per month. WANTED . wMlh - as« Sell Your Car said Edberg, who has a London home C o ll 872-8095 Th e 1*9i Width • 2 for 2B« VW Rabbit 1982. 4 door, 87 Lincoln MK7 *21,995 comeback at Wimbledon since coun­ a short cab ride away from Wim­ Gornet Compony. 87 Ford Or. Vic. *11,695 tryman Bjorn Borg, rallied from two PROFESSIONAL F e ­ up M Uw AM-FM stereo bledon. “ If I didn’t have guts, I t h r e e rooms, portly male, share house, OfflM Monday thru cassette. 68,000 miles. 87 Marc. Cougar *11,095 sets down to beat Miloslav Mecir wouldn’t have won today.” Thunday ba«on 11 am. only. Clean. $2,000 or best 87 Mazda HX-7 *17,495 furnished. Heat. Work­ Manchester. $250. per Friday and put a Swede in the men’s Mecir, whose only Grand Slam final ing single mole pre­ offer. Coll Kurt 643- 4 Lines — 10 Days 86 Toyota Camry *9495 month, plus 1/3 utlll- 9 6 0 0 .______final for the first time in seven years. was the 1986 U.S. Open, had 12 break ferred. No pets. Lease. tles. 643-9986 evenings. 504 charge each addi­ 88 Mazda 828 Turbo *9895 Edberg. the third seed, fought off 643-2880.______OLDS Cutlass Supreme points in the third and fourth sets and TA6 tional line, per day. You 88 Marc. Lynx »3 995 the bullet service returns and pinpoint T H E Olcott Is now man- 1980. 6 cylinder, auto­ can cancel at any time. failed to convert any of them. SALES 86 Dodge Lancer *7995 volleys of the ninth-seeded Czechos­ aged by Beacon Man­ M8rchandlse matic, air, 80,000 miles. SORRY. ” If I didn’t have so many chances, if agement Corporation. $2200. 646-8650 or 275- NO REFUNDS OR 80 Marc. Marquia *5995 lovak to win 4-6, 2-6, 6-4. 6-3. 6-4 and I was not so close to winning, I would NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 3262. 88 Marc. Marquia *5995 become the first Swedish finalist since We are now accepting eral Statute 23-45 prohibits ADJUSTMENTS not be so disappointed.” said Mecir. 88 Marc. Lynx *3995 applications tor our 1 the posting of advertise­ AU D I 5000S 1985. 5 speed, Borg lost to John McEnroe in 1981. who wore a back brace for the disc ond 2 bedroom units. looded. Great shape. CALL HERALD ments by any person, firm or 86 Merc. Marquit *5995 His opponent in the final will be problem that kept him out of action for Fully oppllonced kit­ I FURNITURE corporation on a telegraph, $9300 negotiable. Must 88 Merc. Marquia *5995 chen, wall-to-wall car­ telephone, electric light or sell. 643-1454.______CLASSIFIED top-seeded Ivan Lendl or two-time two months before Wimbledon. peting, private parking A N TIQ U E Chestnut chest power pole or to o tree, 85 Lincoln T.C . *12,995 champion Boris Becker. Becker led Edberg’s comeback was reminis­ CADILLAC Fleetwood 85 Ford LTD *8995 and swimming pool. of drawers with m ir­ shrub, rock, or anv other 1984. Phone, mint con­ 643-2711 the rain-delayed second semifinal 6-4, cent of the one he made against Mecir We are near schools ror. Asking $250. notural oblect without a writ­ 85 Olda Wagon *8995 ten permit for the purpose of dition. All extros. 6-3,6-7 (8-10) when play was halted by in a Davis Cup quarterfinal in April. and shopping mall. 85 Chav. Spectrum *4295 Pleose telephone 647- protecting Itorfhepubllcond $12,000 or best offer. darkness. Down 4-1 in the final set, Edberg 8756.______Conveniently located 5 carries a fine of up to SSO for Cal 1643-4444 or 244-9501. 84 Marc. Cougar *5495 rallied for a 4-6, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4, 9-7 minutes from 1-84 and each affense. MANCHESTER That match will be resumed Satur­ ANTIQUE Applewood FORD Grand Torino 1975. 84 Marc. Cougar *6495 victory. 15 minutes to down­ drop leaf table. Asking 5^'UHbAV,Julv5,B:30. day prior to the women's final town Hartford. No pets White with blue Inte­ 84 Marc. Q. Marquia *7995 between six-time defending champion $250. Pleose telephone 2.133 North Elm Street. rior. Good condition. HONDA 84 Lincoln T.C . *11,495 “ I had that in mind when I was down allowed. Residents pay 647-8756.______Mullt family. Lawn Martina Navratilova and top-seeded own utilities. For more Best offer. 646-4531. 84 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 3-1 in the last set, ” he said. ‘ 'If I hadn’t COUCH and matching mower, furniture, 10- USED M R S Steffi Graf. Information please coll speed, etc. CHEVY Citation 1980 84 Mare. Cougar * M 9 5 won that Davis Cup match. I wouldn’t chair, red, white and Lendl saved three match points in 643-0612 or 643-6432. Green with black Inte­ SeChavyVan •15,486 84 Olds Delta *6995 have won the match today.” black. $50 for both. rior. Good condition. the tiebreak, which ended just before GLASTONBURY Hole 646-4232. Best offer. 646-4531. 84 vw Scirocco •6995 ' 83 Marc. Cougar *5995 officials suspended play. The turning point of the match took Farms, 3Vi room, one 84 Chav Camaro •SI 95 Automotive VW Rabbit 1982. Runs 301-305 C E N TER ST. Although it was the first set Becker place with Edberg trailing 0-40 at 3-3 bedroom condo- 84 Honda Accord ^79 95 ranch.Fully Ap- h e l IV/SIEREO/ great, 4 new tires, dili­ has lost in the tournament, history in the third set. 88 Honda Accord H/B •6895 MANCHESTER pllanced kitchen, l EI appuances gently maintained. will be on his side when the match 81 Chavy Monta Carlo ^49 95 Mecir. who squandered six break pools, tennis courts. CARS Asking $2500. 646-1375 resumes. leave message. 84 Oldt Cutlaaa •6995 643-5135 points in the set, committed four $650, Includes heat and COLOR Television Color FOR SALE The last time a men's semifinal in hot water. 649-4003 88 Ply. Horizon ^27 95 straight errors before Edberg missed 21" console. Negotia­ progress was carried over an extra ble. Please telephone V O LV O 245 Wagon 1979.4 88 Honda Civic ^49 95 a backhand volley to make it deuce. M A N C H ES TE R 4 room, 2 day, in 1985, Becker beat Anders bedroom apartment, 649-8635. speed/overdrive. Air, 84 FOrd Tempo ^3 9 9 5 After Mecir netted a service return, LIP M A N #1 Jarryd and went on to win his first stove, refrigerator. No A M -F M cassette. 84 OMa Cut. Clara ^49 95 Edberg put away a forehand volley to L6oded. 644-6573. Wimbledon title over Kevin Curren. pets. References, se­ VOLKSWAGEN 80 Oattun 208X ^2295 FOR SALE hold serve and break at love in the 10th curity. $450 plus utili­ FORD Mustang 1967 Clas- ae Suzuki Samurl Conv. 87 Honda U l Accord *12,995 To reach the 1981 final, Borg had to game to win the set. ties. 649-4003. slc. 209 Sprint. Hard­ 8100 ml,...... *5008 FORD Ranger XL 1984. 4 88 vw Scirocco *10,995 come back from two sets down M A N C H ES TE R 6 room, 3 top. Must sell. Best 87yuoo2dr., 1IK ...... <2808 wheel drive, 6'/i teat Edberg. whose momentum had 80 vw Golf DIMM...... laose 88 Bulok Skylark 4 dr. *3495 against Jimmy Connors in the semifi­ bedroom. Security and offer. 5694)370.______Western plaw, V-6 en­ carried him into the green tarpaulin references. No pets. 88 vw SMrooeo. AT. AC. 88 Honda Chrlc SI *8495, gine, oir candltlanlng, nals. Edberg did the same against v w Rabbit 1980.70K, new AM/FM ClM.. PMIr...... <9788 at the end of the court, broke into an 646-2003. , brakes, clutch, sun­ 82 Chav. Citation *2995 AM-FAA sterea. 49,000 Mecir, who didn’t play for two months U 80Cu8aM Clarra bm...... reSSS miles. $5000. 643-4704. ear-to-ear smile as the match ended. MANCHESTER. Attroc- roof. $1100. 649-0477 •8 Bulok SomoraM 2 dr. *4995 pick 08 jMpPlonear before Wimbledon because of back AP photo tlve 6 room Duplex. IVi evenings. 2 Dr, 4x4 ...... tyggs 83 Mazda RX7 ,^,,.*4995 problems. “ I didn’t feel I could do anything in baths, 1st floor JU B ILA TIO N — Sweden's Stefan Edberg shows His jubilation Blueberries 83 J m p WagonMr, • Mecir. niclrtuiNWil the “ Swede laundry, large yard. "TkgAatBPrsf^i^rifMlS” the beginning.” said Edberg. who has after breaking Czechoslovakia’s Miloslav Mecir during the fifth at the Court of Probate, District of Loaded...... laass Killer” for h i^ x lt ^ s s agaiiial>ite|F^ won seVen of ll matches against Security, references. Manchester 82 vw Rabbit DIMM...... *2888 24 A88M8 8t., Napckaatar set of their Wimbledon semifinal match Friday. Edberg $750 plus utilities. 647- Com Crib NOTICt OP HtAMNO Swedish playei^'. Iteated 31 sem ce- Meciti .''Everything was very flat. 9353.______82 Bulok Skylark...... >2a88 advanced to the final with a 4-6, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 win Buckland Rd. ESTATE OF COX Pop-up camper. A-1 return winners andHozens of passing But then I got my chances and I took GRACE F. CAMMEYER, 88 Camaro IROC-Z...... *10,498 646-3515 shots in the 3-hour, ^0-minute match. E A S T Harttord, 2 bed- So. Windsor a/k/a GRACE FRANCES condition. $900 negotla- care of them. ’ rooms, fully op. 81 MareadM 3806L, AT, ?'*• Pleose telephone But they weren’t’, enough to bury Hours: 8-8 CAMMEYER, Deceased S»vac,48K...... *28,898 742-6465.______22-year-old Swede broke back in the After winning the first two sets, Pllanced, new Pucsyant ta an order of Hon. Edberg. who had lost his last three Mecir ripped three service-return next game with a backhand stab Becker moved to double-match point carpeting, busline, Wljllain E. FltiOerold, 77 Camaro, V8, AT...... *2498 CENTER TRAVEL frailer 1973. 20 Grand Slam semifinals. winners past Edberg to break fora 3-1 volley, held serve and broke again to in the tiebreaker at 6-4 when Lendl pool. Hot water and Judge, OaffO June 24, 198$ a 24 T bIM Taph, M b. S3 m o t o r s fact. Sleeps eight. ISraHTINB heoring will be held on an ap- The soft-spoken Edberg. who won lead in the final set. But the move ahead 4-3. netted a running forehand. heot Included. Call 521- Mlcotlon praying for author­ VanMB, C T e 64»-2A38 481 Main St.. Manchester Good condition. S 2M 0702 or 828-3493. ity to compromise and settle Coll 643-1614.______■ o doubtful and disputed Sale Buy Used Cars M A N C H ES TE R 5 rooms claim In favor of sold estate PO^P-Up Camper. 12 foot on busline. Renovated, m is t r a l windsurfer, $ 7 ». 6 foot sail with as In sold application on tile lan CkcT Malibu...... lU S S Stockcraft. Needs ca­ carpets, appllanced. War*. Vi. AT. AC. Cteaa battens, 12 foot board more fully appears, at the CLYDE bles. $250. Please tele­ Stakes are high for Navratilova and Graf Adults preferred, se- f ^ f t of Frobote on July 25, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. IM4 Fonl Eacoit...... *2995 phone 649-0495. curltv. 649-7961 with adlustable mast- 19Mot2:00 P.M. ROUTE 83, VERNON track, foot straps and Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Waion.5aK.4Spd..Sto^o W IN N EB AG O 1982. 22’ By Andrew Warshaw man, winner of the French and oportment. skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ 82 Toyota 4x4 m •5295 l»7» FonI Muataag...... *1695 floss A. $18,500. 742- But since then, her opponent has has struggled. 118 Main Street. Heat, 001-07 Ass't. Clerk The Associated Press Australian championships, will com­ tween 5pm-10pm or 646- 64 OlOa Cut Sup. C p a •7495 Claaa. AT. AC. PS. Stem 6261. Con be seen on been on a remarkable roll. “ I think Martina is a little fragile,” hot water and abplian- plete the third leg of the Grand Slam if 0271.______BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE 84 CavMlar 4 Dr. •5300 IMZ Cbav4tta...... *2395 Route 31, Coventry. In her three Grand Slam tourna­ Evert said. “ I don’t think she’s c ^ Security. No pets. « Dr.. AT. OK ml.. S t ^ '. ps WIMBLEDON, England — The she wins. $520 per month. Avolla- FOR Saie. Collapsible 3 The Zoning Board of Appeals 85 Camaro Z28 •10,995 ments this year, Graf has won 20 confident.” will hold (public Hearing on IN4 Ren. AlUance...... *2495 women’s final at Wimbledon Satur­ Then, only the U.S. Open will stand ^• m b e r 1st. Coll speed Raleigh, brand 88 CavMlar Ca 4*. •5900 matches in a row without dropping a Graf, who took over the No. 1 July 14. i m at 7:00 P.M. at 4Spd. P S , staiuo, Lo. Ml. day between the world’s top two between Graf and a place in the new bike. Never used. the Town Hall to hear the fol- 88 Caiabrtly 4 Or. Wg. •9495 single set, including six rounds on the ranking from Navratilova in August Original price $200, $150 lowlng appeals: ISM Tbundarblrd...... *1995 players is not just any championship annals of tennis. American Maureen 80 CavMllar 4 Dr. •7695 AT. PS. AC. Sterao grass at Wimbledon on what has last year, is the top seed. or best offer. Call 649- match. Connolly and Margaret Court of 1- Joie ond Marie Huertas 00 Calabiky4 0r. •8995 I447 roid Galaxia...... $ A V E HONDA CB650 1981. New always been regarded as her least The West German said she is 4748 after 5pm. pt 1075 Boston Turnpike For both Steffi Graf and Martina Australia are the only other women to for a side yard variance to OOOMaOaltefOr. •10,200 M4Ceain.,71.INMI. ♦Ires, new chain and favorite surface. confident of reversing last year’s sprockets. 14,600 miles. Navratilova, there is far more at win the four Grand Slam tournaments construct an addition to 08 Chav PU CIO •9490 IM4 Dodge Daytona...... *4495 In reaching the final, she has lost result and winning her first Wim­ t h r e e BedroonTrowIT- J PETS AND their heme. Tuito. Loadnl uUb Evatytblag stake than just winning the title. in the same calendar year. 87 Camaro 2 Or. •11,995 only six games at an average of 2.83 bledon title. house, IVi baths, full ItTI Ford Pinto...... *1495 I r S K o S E . Navratilova, who has dominated SUPPLIES *• /*-..5** Flumbar 87 Buick Grand NM. •18,1 The match is a repeat of last year’s games per match. "Last year, Martina’s strongest basement; fully op- «»17 LokMlda Driva for o AT. 44.4M ml.. Pg, Storeo the event for almost a decade, is tIM rard^rlonca to con­ 87 Pont 8000 Sla. •14,t final when 'Navratilova won 7-6, 6-1, It’s a statistic Navratilova can get point was certainly her sliced serve on pllanced kitchen, park­ BASIC Doe Training obe­ struct 0 ihad. 1W4 Dttann Pickup...... *1495 aiming at two records — a ninth ing for 2 cars. No pets. 87 OMa Calala 4 Dr. •9tw„ 4gpd.. Cap. EnraCliiu wearing down a nervous Graf with a nowhere near matching. my backhand. I made many mistakes dience classes starting ISSSHUS"" singles title to overtake the mark she Security deposit and 1 soon of the Glaston-. JDHN H. RDBERTS 87 Bulok Com. LTD •10,490 lAUTOHIOnVE sliced serve to the West German’s For while Graf has destroyed all on that point.” Graf said. ‘T m v«a r lease. $800. per 87 Bulok Skylark 4 Dr. •9990 M IKE FLYN N shares with Helen Wills Moody, and a backhand that reaped points. bury Training site. Call ZDNING BDARD CHEVY Dumptruck 1965. opponents in her way,-driving them prepared for that this time.” month. 6494)795 ask for Tralner-Joe DISanto. OF APPEALS seventh successive Wimbledon Navratilova won again when the off the court with her devastating “The pressure is certainly on me Dan. 649-4304 3V6 yard dump. Please crown. 859-2482 or 267-7025. 002417 872-9111 OpanM-PM/Stl. M telephone 643-5333 be­ pair met on cement in the final of the forehand and a quickness that had because she won the title so many tween 8am-8pm. Graf also is on a quest to make U.S. Open, stretching her career semifinal victim Pam Shriver shak­ times and she is the favorite even if I history. The 19-year-old West Ger­ record against Graf to 7-3. ing her head in disbelief, Navratilova am No. 1. It is her surface." Graf said. k 1 3. S I 1 ^ 1 ^ • t »«# ^ Sports in Brief Scoreboard MMM Sports in Brief w in , lose & DREW 9 Soccer camp registration American League results National League results Hall of Fame tickets on'sale ON EURTHvviiniiL The Manchestei\^ Soccer Camp is still accepting BasebaD I liFE ExPk IWWES. registrations for its summer sessions. The following Athletics 2, Blue Jays 1 Tickets are now available for the ninth annual is the camp schedule; July 5-9: boys only and Mets 3. Astros 2 Manchester Sports Hall of Fame induction dinner at half-day campers ages 6-8. Register from 8-9 a.m. OAKLAND the m'Bin branches of Savings Bank of Manchester, National Laague standings TORONTO F irs t on July 5. July 11-15: girls only and half-day obrhbl obrhbl G am e the Manchester Country Club, Manchester State n HOUSTON Polonia If 4 0 10 N EW YO RK campers. July 18-23: boys and girls and half-day Fernndz ss 4 0 0 0 a b r h b l Bank and Nassiff Arms. The dinner 'will be on East DIvltlon P o rk e rd h 4 000 M o s e b v c t 4 110 B H tc h r c t Obrhbl campers. Register up to 9 a.m. on July 18. Canseco rt 4 12 0 M lin k s d h '4010 D v k s tra c t 5 1 1 0 Friday, Sept 23, at the Army and Navy Club. Tickets W L P et. OB ' 2 0 0 0 R a m in ss 5 0 0 0 B ckm n 2b N ew Y o rk 49 28 H assevc 4 0 0 0 Fielder ph 10 0 0 4 0 1 0 are $15. For further information, call Sal Altrui at 646-3928 .636 D H e d s n c t D ora n 2b 4 110 McRyIds It P ltts b u ro h 43 34 .558 6 4 110 G B ell If 4 00 0 G IX iv Is 1b 3 1 2 1 or Joe Erardi at 649-2328. L o n s frd 3 b 2 0 10 4 0 0 0 S frw b rv rt 3 1 3 0 C hlcooo 41 35 .539 7 for most homers in Montreal9,At1onta3 O akla nd June. Greenwell led the league with a .750 slugging $471,000 settlement with Bruce. Under terms of the S te w a rt W,11-6 «>■ Cincinnati 5, Phllodelphla3 71-3 -5 1 1 3 2 average, a .466 on-base percentage, tied for the settlement, Bruce agreed to return whatever salary , SJ- Louis (DeLeon 5-5) at San Dleoa H o n e ycu tt 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 he earns before July 1, 1989. Elam said Bruce’s (Hawkins 7-4), 10:05 p.m. E c ke rsle y S,24 1 0 0 '0 1 1 H ouston H « « •■ *< > league lead in doubles with 10 and tied for third with Chlcaoo (Mover 47) at Los Anoeles T o ro n to 20 runs scored. income from athletic equipment endorsements and (Valenzuela 5-5), 10:35 p.m. Stieb L,IO-5 9 6 2 2 1 6 ? 12 3 3 4 5 television and radio contracts his first year at .W W ^fSh (Smiley M ) at Son Fran­ HBP—LansfOrd by Stieb. "tS^Ve,* ’ 0 0 0 0 0 For the season, he is fourth in batting with a .341 cisco (Reuschel 1IM), 10:35 p.m. Northern Iowa may also be owed OSU under terms Tr****"*; Shulock; 71-3 9 2 2 2 7 average, leads the AL with 61 RBI and is tied for „ , SotuntoVs Oomes Secoita, Johnson; Third, McKeon. eighth with 14 homers. AYAffliEEMANII^ of the Nov. 28 settlement. gncjnnotl at Philadelphia, 2:15 p.m. T—2:28. A—35,243. A SHREW "I would expect Earle Bruce and his counsel to be ntlstH iroh ot Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Gubicza led the league in victories and ERA for M u s ^ at New York, 7:05 p.m. the month. He is 11-5 this season, tied for second in open and forthright as to what the (financial) Atlonto at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Tigers 11. Angela 0 arrangements (of the new contract) are,” said Oileooo r t Los Anoeles, 10:05 p.m. victories with Roger Clemens of the Boston Red Sox. St. Louis at Son Dleao, 10:05 p.m. .Gubicza’s 2.77 ERA is fourth-best in the AL. Elam, “ The university has (a n )... obligation much ... . SondortOomes CALIFORNIA DETROIT Reds 5. Phillies 3 more than any private business to maximize its Atlanta ot AAontreol, 1:35 p.m. . . O b r h b l o b r h b l Claudell Washington of the New York Yankees, M uston at New York, 1:35 p.m. Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 P e ttis c t 6 13 2 Paul Molitor of the Milwaulcee Brewers and Gary Scoreboard income. Therefore, I think it’s fair to assume that giK lnnotl at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Ray 2b 4 0 10 N okesc 3 0 0 0 CINCINNATI PHILA J o y n e r 1b 3 0 1 0 Sheridan If 4 3 2 1 O b r h b l obrhbl Gaetti of the Minnesota Twins trailed Greenwell in anything (in Bruce’s new contract) will be looked Chlcooo r t Los Anoeles, 4:05 p.m. H n d rck 1b at.” P ltt^ ro h at Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. 1000 D aE vns 1b 5 1 2 1 L a rk in ss 3 2 3 1 Sam uel 2b 4 00 0 the voting for player of the month. Record-setting SI. Louis at Son Dleao, 4:05 p.m. C D avIs r t 3 0 2 0 Salazar ss 4 2 0 0 Daniels If 4 0 1 2 Dernier ct 4 0 10 D w nna dh 3 0 0 0 < Sabo3b 4 0 0 0 reliever Doug Jones of the Cleveland Indians and P im B W G H PIRATES-SronwJWM. July 21—LImoges-Le Puy de Dome, 120 Bruce’s attorney, John Zonak of Columbus, could B ro m n d h 3 1 2 3 T e k u lv e p 0 0 0 0 Ham PannvfM ther/OutflelderthlrdboM - m iles. not be reached for comment. M ille r ph 10 0 0 H em d ndh 1 0 1 0 E D avIs c f 4 1 1 0 S chm dt 3b 4 110 Charlie Hough of the Texas Rangers trailed Gubicza m on. E ppa rd If 4 0 0 0 Lem on r t 5 1 2 2 E sosky 1b 3 1 1 2 P a rris h c 4 112 Local basebaD July 22—Clermont FOrrancKhalon sur D W hlte c f D urhm 1b in the voting for pitcher of the month. _ BASKETBALL Soone, 134 miles. Bruce, fired by OSU with one game remaining in AmerlcanLeagueatandlnga 2 0 10 H eath r t 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 C J a m e s rt 4 0 0 0 OtaWetwl BwfcelbaH Aisectafteii C W a lk rc t 2 0 00 B rokn s 3b T J o n e s rt 4 0 0 0 Hayes 1b J u ly 23—Sotenay-Sotenay (tim e tr ia l) , the 1987 season, announced a four-year deal with 3 1 1 0 4 0 0 0 ■ p h o e n i x s u n s —Announced they w ill ' 26 miles. P o lld o r3 b 4 0 2 0 W lw n d r 2b 3 1 0 0 F ra n c o p 0 0 0 0 Bradley If 3 111 Northern Iowa Tuesday. Eott iNvMen B oon ec M cC Indn c not mnlracts to James Bailey, J u ly 24—N em ours Pa ri s, 112 m ile s. 4 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 Je ltz ss 10 0 0 fornani, and Jeff Cook, forworxScenfer. In settling a $7.44 mlilion"breach of contract suit w L P et. OB T o ta ls 35 0 0 0 T o ta ls 37 I I 13 9 C ncpcn2b 3 0 0 0 A guayo ss 10 10 . Lemelln signs with Bruins Merchants D e tro it 47 29 .618 B row n no p 3 1 1 0 R ow ley p N ew Y o rk 2 0 0 0 The Manchester Merchants defeotect ■ SPURS-Aoreed fo against OSU and its president, Edward H. Jennings, 45 32 .584 2 Terms of the ci)ntract weren’t announced, but The Jensen, center, ond Jeon-Marc Lanthler, 1924— Ottavio Bottacchta, Italy paid by the university, which has a contract with the Kansas City 41 37 .526 8 M W ItfL jM 3 7 7 3 3 1 ?i2rZSSrn"??6)” B"md^??).'«- Boston Globe said the deal is believed to be worth right wing, to freedoent contracts. 1925— Ottavio Bottecchta, Italy . specific station. That (income) is clearly because of Texas 37 39 .« 7 W'/i Cllbuni 2 3 110 1 LOS ANGELES KINGS—Signed Brian 1926— Lucian Bruysee,. Belgium C hlcooo 35 42 .455 1 3 '/i Corbett 2 3 1110 a n c ta n o fl « » « » « > about $250,000 a year. Little League Wilks, forward, and Lyle Pholr, left wing. 1927— Nicholas Frantz, Luxembourg their employment. California 34 44 .436 15 M in to n 1 0 2 0 3 0 Browning W,7-3 71-3 5 3 3 1 1 “ We’re glad it’s done,” said Lou Oppenheim, PITTSBURGH PENGUINS— 1920— Nicholas Frantz, Luxembourg S eattle 31 48 .392 D A frO lt RMurphy ^3 0 0 0 0 0 Named Rick Paterson assistant coach. 1929— Mourtce Dewsele, Belgium m dov’s Oomes Lemelin’s agent. “ Reggie indicated from the outset 1930— An d re Leduco, France Alexandr W,8-4 7 7 0 0 0 5 ’ 0 0 0 0 0 Ookland2,Toronto1 G ibson 1 0 0 0 1 0 that he wanted to remain in Boston.” American Hechey League 1931— Antonin AAogne, France Seattle 11,Clevelands T ru llo 1 1 0 0 0 0 R T O lw L,5-9 8 7 5 5 1 3 American NEW HAVEN NIGHTHAWKS—Signed 1932— Andre Leduca, France Detroit ll.Callfom laO Umpires—Home, Roe; First, Kosc; Atarlo ChItaronI, center. 1933— (taorges Spelcher, Francs O ilcaooZ New York 1 .. ' 0 0 0 0 0 MARC nipped American Legion, 3-2, COLLEGE 1934— Antonin Mogne, France Television and Radio Second, Barnett; Third, Cousins. ^ (JrnpIres-^qngfe DQvIs; First, Darling; Frdloy night at Waddell Field. Sean KonsosCItv 8, Boston? HS®®?'Tola; Tlilra, Froemming. HARRIS-STOWE—Named Ramon Price 1935— Rontaln Maes, Belgium M llw o u ke e T—2:49. A—23,762. T—2:16, A—56,502. Krueger, Jeremy WIganawskI and Max men's basketball coach. 1936— Sylvere Maes, Belgium (Filer 4-2), (n) deVlllers led MARC while Jim m y Knox 1937— Roger Lopeble, France Boltimons (Boddicker 3-10) at Texas Sportliglit and Brian Brodin played well In the 1930—GIno B ortall, Italy TODAY (Russell 7-1), (n) field. Ryan Rawllnitls pitched w ell for 1939— Sylvore Moesr Belgium 9 a.m. — Wimbledon Women’s Final. Channel 30 JaturdaVs Oomes Marlnarsll.IndiansS Expos 9. Braves 3 the winners. For Legion, M ike G riffeth 194046—T o u r ca n celled W o rld W o r II Oakland at Toronto and B rett Desimone each doubled w hile 1947-^eon Robic, France 2 p.m. — Golf; Seniors Gold Rush, ESPN the latter also pitched well. Cycle Racing New York at Ctilcoao ATLANTA Highlights from this date in sports history; 1940— d n o Barton, Italy 2:20 p.m. - Yankees at White Sox, Channel 30, California at Detroit SEATTLE CLEVELAND MONTREAL MARC finished fled f ^ second place 1949 r ouste CoppI, France- obrhbl o b r h b l O b r h b l JULY 2 with DIRosa Cleaners. There w ill be a WPOP Seattle at Cleveland, (n) - - i r h b l G ant 2b 4 0 2 1 1990—Ferdinand Kubler, Switzerland Baston at Kansas City, (n) Revnids 2b 3 0 12 F ranco 2b 12 0 0 O N Ix o n c f 3 4 1 0 1921 — The Jack Dempsey-Georges Carpentier playoff between the two teams Monday 1951—H«tao Koblet, Switzerland 4 p.m. — Golf: Western Open. Channel 3 C o tto c t 3 0 2 2 O b e rk fl3 b 4 1 1 1 H ita le r2 b 4 3 2 0 at 6 p.m at Waddell to determine who Minnesota at Milwaukee, (n) Rom os 2b 2 0 10 O lw in e p heavyweight match held at Rickard’s Orchard in Tour do France achedule 1992— Fausto CoppI, France . Baltimore at Texas, (n) Brantley If 3 000 U pshaw 1b 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 (Salarrg 1b 5 1 4 3 w ill be In the Town Tournoment. 1993— Loulson Bobet, Ranee 4 p.m. — Motorsports; Firecracker 400, Chs. 8,40 Klngery It D Jam es If 3 1 1 0 B roo ks r t 3 0 0 2 , _ fcndovs Oomes 2 0 0 0 C a rte re t 4 1 2 3 Jersey City. N.J., became the first million-dollar 1994— Loulson Bobet, France 4 p.m. — Sports Car Club of America. ESPN BalbonI 1b 5 12 0 G Ronck If 1000 W ln g h m rf 0 00 0 Seattle at Cleveland K ittle dh 4 0 0 0 O M r i^ y r t gate in boxing history. The receipts totaled* PARIS (A P )— The stages of the l980Tour 1995— Loulson Bobet, France 7 p.m. — Astros at Mets, SportsChannel. WKHT California of Detrolf G W IIs o n rt 5 110 J a o ^ 3 b 5 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 W allachS b 4 1 1 1 deFrance,coveclnoadlstanceof2J)30mlles; 1996— Roger W alkowtak, Ranee Presley 3b 4 2 2 0 S nyder r t (Jrlftev lb 4000 S ontovenc 4 0 0 0 $1,789,238 with $50 ringside seats. 80,183 saw 1997— Jacques Anqueltl, France Ookkind at Toronto 5 0 2 0 Thom as ss 4 12 1 8:05 p.m. — Red Sox at Royals. Channel 38, WTIC Now York ot Chlcooo H e n g e id h 2 000 CCtastlll If 2 00 0 Webster If 3 3 1 0 Dempsey knock out Carpentier at 1:16 of the fourth July 4—(m orning) Pontchoteau- 1958—Chorty (kiu l, Luxvmmbourg P helps dh 2 2 12 H a ll If V irg il c 4 0 10 R ive ra ss 4 0 2 2 8:30 p.m. — Arena football; New York at Los Boston at Kansas City 100 0 A H a llc f Transactions 6Aachecoul,6Smlles. 1999—Fe d e rico Bohom ontas, Spain B ra d le y c 5 3 4 2 Allanson c 0000 Perez p 3 0 0 0 round. It was also the first world championship to July 4—(afternoon) La Hale Fouassle- 1960— Sostone Nendnl, Italy (#4 Angeles, ESPN Minnesota at Milwaukee 3 0 0 0 Royster ct 3 0 10 Baltimore of Texas, (n) M D Io zss 4 2 3 1 B andoc 1000 H esketh p 1000 broadcast the blow-by-blow description over radio. reAncenls (team tim e tria l), 25 miles. 1961— Jacques Anquetll, France J B e ll ss Z S m Ith p 10 10 4 0 1 0 . A lv a re z p 1927 — Helen Moody became the first American to July 5—Nontes-Le (Mans, 117 miles. 1950-^acques AnqueHl, France SUNDAY Totals 201116 9 T o ta ls 35 3 0 3 0000 BASCBALL July 6—Le Mans-Evreux, 97 miles. 1963- Jocques AnqueHl, France R unge3b 1000 win at Wimbledon since May Sutton in 1907, beating A fiM rtc s n L m m im T o ta ls July 7—Noufchotel en Bray-Lleven, 78 1964— Joeques Anquetll, France 9 a.m. — Tennis: Wimbledon Men^s Final, Saoftia gaa j m m w i i 33393 T o ta ls 34 911 8 Lili de Alvar 6-2, 6-4 for the women’s singles title. CALIFORNIA ANGEL^^Ioced Dan m iles. 1965 Felice GImondl, France Channel 30 CIsvttand 210 5 Petrv, pitcher, on the ISdoy disabled list, July 8—Llevin-Wasauehal (tim e tria l), 1966— Lucian Aknar, Fiance Gome winning RBI — Reynolds (1). ■ 880 300 .10 0-3 1938 — Helen Moody won her eighth and final retroactive to June 26. Activated Gus 34 m iles. 1967— Roger Pingeon, France 11: 50 a.m. — Motorsports; Camel Continental. Ted’s great year DP—Cleveland 2. LOB—Seattle 6 Polldor, Intlelder, the ISdoy disabled list. July 9—Wosouehol-Relms, 136 miles. 1960—Jon Jansen, Netherlands Game Winning RBI — Galarraga (7). women’s singles title at Wimbledon, defeating ESPN Cl^lond 12. 2B-Ram ^rjBerHR--: Helen Jacobs 6-4, 6-0. Moved Butch Wvneoor, catcher, from the July 10—Relms-Noncy, 135 miles. 1969 Eddie Merckx, Belgium BOSTON (AP) — At the age of Oartw (16), Phelps (13) . SB—Cotto 2 E-O berktell 2, Thomas, Grlftav. DP— 21-daydlsabledllsttothe604lavdtiabledllst. July 11—Nancy-Strosbouro, HX) miles. 1970— Eddie M erckx, Belgium 1:30 p.m. — Astros at Mets, Channel 9, WKHT A t t a ^ 1, M o n tre a l 2. LOB— A tla n ta 5, 39 most ballplayers are doing a lot (17),Franco(13),Revnolds(19),(:arter(l6). 1955 — Fay Crocker of Uruguay became the first July 12—Belfort-Besancon, 91 miles. 1971— fiddle M erckx, Belgium 2:30 p.m. — Yankees at White Sox, SportsChan­ S—R eynolds 2, C otto. ^ n tmol 7. 2B-^|grm gn 2, Hudler. foreigner to win the U S. Women’s Open golf NEW YORK YANKEES—Placed Ri­ July 13—Besancon-TUnnel du Mont 1972— fidd le M erckx, Belgium nel, WPOP of things, in or out of the game H R ER BB SO H R -O be ^l (3). SB-ONIxon 2 (11). chard Dotson, pitcher, on the ISdoy B lanc, 145 m iles. 1973— Luis OcoKi, Spain but not leading the American S—^ZSmlth. SF—Brooks 2. championship with a four-stroke vi

Sveum M il 249 20 62 9 36 .249 Brooks Mon 311 30 86 9 46 .277 PONTIAC, Mich, (AP) - month, said the new contract be delayed until the playoffs su rrou n d B ro c k M il 166 30 41 3 33 .247 Moreland SD 27 .275 251 22 69 3 • Chuck Daly, who worked without probably would be his last. BasebaD G ag ne M in 223 34 55 e 27 .247 OSmIth StL 305 48 84 2 25 .275 ended. W eiss O ak 211 19 52 2 18 .246 Raines Mon 277 45 76 7 30 .274 0^ m a contract while coaching Detroit “ I just basically felt the best Daly’s previous contract ex­ Allanson Cle 2 X X 56 4 31 .245 Marshall LA 289 36 79 9 44 .273 to within one game of the NBA Schofield Cal M7 32 65 3 avenue for my future was right pired May 31. Three days later, 22 .243 McReyIds NY 267 34 73 9 39 .273 title, reached agreement with the Rick Sutcliffe F W h lte K C 245 22 59 6 34 .241 C la rk S F 272 53 74 19 62 .272 here," said Daly, whom The the Pfstons — who had set a team D W h lfe C a l 168 X Major League alalletice 40 3 18 .238 H aves P h i 272 33 74 4 34 .272 Pistons on a three-year deal News said had been considering record with 54 regular-season M o seb v T o r 266 49 X 7 27 .237 M Idndo S F 272 32 73 7 43 .268 worth a reported $1.35 million. Bv The Associated Press McGwire Oak 275 42 65 13 42 .236 U rib e S F 222 25 59 2 14 .266 offers to coach the expansion victories — defeated Boston to AMERICAN LEAGUE LIrlono Tor IX 21 40 3 10 .235 Wallach Mon 293 27 78 6 30 .266 General Manager Jack Miami Heat or become general win the Eastern Conference’ N oke s D et IX 25 43 9 27 .235 D o ran H tn 215 32 57 3 X .265 TEAM BATTING T a b le r K C 272 manager of the Philadelphia The latest rumor surrounds a possible trade of „ . AB R H HR RBI I 24 52 1 28 .234 R ead y SD 185 26 49 5 19 .265 - : -tat . a ( McCloskey announced Thursday championship and assure the pitcher Rick Sutcliffe to an American League B oston 2S32 3M 726 47 340 . MThmpsn Phi 208 30 55 1 14 .264 that a multiyear agreement had 76ers. club’s first appearance in the contender. M in n e so ta 2579 361 720 74 335 . INDIVIDUAL PITCHING DNelll CIn 224 27 99 7 32 .263 been reached with Daly’s agent, K a n ss C ity 2611 345 697 63 329 . 5 o r m o re d ecisio n s. K ru k SD 195 28 51 6 27 .262 " I do think this will be m y last NBA Finals in the franchise’s 31 "It’s strictly a rumor and was started'by a guy N ew Y o rk 2633 396 704 71 368 . IP H BB SO W L ERA Treadway CIn 210 23 18 .262 Philadelphia attorney Albert years in Detroit, Hernandz Det contract, no doubt about it, and with a pencil,” says Chicago Cubs manager Don T o ro n to 2706 379 717 75 352 . 36 24 14 27 5 2 2.23 Sandberg Chi 295 38 77 10 34 .261 Lindner. Terms were not an- this is where I wanted to stay,” he The Pistons took a 3-2 lead over D e tro it 2534 355 669 63 323 . MJackson Sea 51 40 20 30 3 2 2.31 B a ss H tn 258 31 67 6 36 .260 Zimmer. "W hy somebody would write this is O o k la ^ 2687 379 700 74 355 . V io la M in 123 110 25 94 12 2 2.34 GYoung Htn 288 43 75 0 19 .260 . nounced, but The Detroit News said, Los Angeles before the Lakers beyond me. since there is absolutely no truth to it. M liw u k e e 2602 324 472 58 302 . G uo nte N Y 56 35 14 49 4 4 2.40 JDavIs Chi 169 17 44 6 27 .260 reported Friday that the contract won the last two games to win C lw lo n d 2610 331 671 74 312 . Clemens Bsn 144 110 2716311 5 2.44 Thomas Atl 294 28 76 7 X .259 Daly’s previous three-year con­ The only thing I hope is that it doesn’t bother C a llfr n ia 2615 323 660 43 297 . Htguero MU 107 76 23 78 6 5 2.45 Dberkfell Atl 256 27 66 2 24 .258 covered three years and would their second straight NBA Sutcliffe, or any player for that matter." T e ra s 2582 302 650 60 280 , Bankhead Sea 54 45 17 41 2 3 2.65 Ramirez Htn 248 26 64 2 X .258 pay Daly $1.35 million. tract paid him an average championship. S e a ttle 2606 305 451 73 282 . A u g u st M U 37 29 12 13 4 2 2.65 Horner StL 206 15 53 3 X .257 $175,000 a season. The News said. D W a rd T o r SO 45 28 37 5 0 2.70 T P e n a S tL Daly’s re^lar-season record Ch Icooo 2582 305 620 72 278 . 272 29 70 7 28 .257 - ’ t a N The contract will be signed McCloskey reportedly offered B o ltim re 2555 255 580 62 238 .: P lu n k O ak 37 27 20 34 5 1 2.70 CJames Phi with Detroit is 247-163. His victory G u b la a K C 266 31 68 11 31 .256 Mark Langston, who won the first Gold Glove in INDIVIDUAL BATTING 123117 46 7511 5 2.77 A H a ll A tl 213 27 54 1 15 .254 after McCloskey returns July 10 Daly a two-year, $600,000 deal total and .602 winning percentage Seattle history last season, leads all major league 164 o r rn o re a t bats. LaPoint Chi 116 102 ,32 61 6 8 Z86 A sh b y H tn 177 17 45 7 X .254 from Europe. when the regular season ended, AB R H HR R B I P e t H ough T ex 133 104 64 96 8 7 2.97C a rte r N Y 238 22 60 8 32 .252 are the highest by any Pistons pitchers this season with four errors. B o e o s Bsn 264 51 92 1 Russell Tex 78 68 27 38 7 1 2.99 LVIlre-PIt 175 12 44 0 Daly, who turns 58 later this but Daly asked that negotiations coach. 26 .348 Condlarla NY 25 .251 W infield NY 2 X X 94 15 60 .346 99 87 13 71 8 4 2.99 G w ynn SD 221 24 55 3 22 .249 Puckett Min 310 49 107 S tie b T o r 102 85 44 7510 4 3.01 Webster Mon -•Telephone records were shattered Tuesday when 10 60 .345 R eu ss C h i 233 29 58 1 9 .249 Greenwell Bsn 264 37 90 14 61 .341 77 68 16 36 6 4 3.04 W ilso n N Y 169 24 42 2 15 .249 1.5 million people tried to call to buy tickets to the B re tt K C 2M 41 95 13 56 .3 X Mohorcic Tex 35 41 8 16 2 5 3.06 HJohson NY 264 44 65 14 X .246 M Trammll Oet 267 45 X F ile r M U 47 48 13 12 4 2 3.06 Mitchell SF historic first night baseball game at Wrigley Field, 10 40 .330 Kllgus Tex 252 31 62 8 X .246 A P photo Cram returns to “Dream” site B u rk s Bsn 227 46 74 111 99 36 52 7 6 3.08 DMartInez Chi 8 35 .326 B o s lo M U 225 25 55 3 32 .244 Illinois Bell officials said. Even a caller from Alaska Salazar Det 220 X 71 8 40 .3 X 125125 19 49 6 8 3.09 Esaskv CIn 168 19 41 5 28 .244 f a l l e n l e a d e r — Morris Hatalasky, Lansford Oak 312 51 i n BerenguerMln 55 40 32 68 7 3 3.13L in d P it was, sandwiched in among the people who 5 37 .321 Atherton Min 328 40 80 1 31 .244 By Stephan Nasstrom 1924. Washotn NY 216 25 69 4 32 .319 42 34 12 30 5 2 3.19GDavIs Htn 284 44 69 17 57 .243 who shared the first-round lead in the he said Friday. “ I don’t expect to participated in a the telephone offering of 12 756 AAolltor M il 277 55 88 3 S is k B it SO 64 21 16 3 2 3.22 G a n t A tl The Associpted Press "F o r me, this is the first major 21 .318 Swindell Cle 231 33 56 8 X .242 Western Open in Oak Brook, III., shot a peak until later this summer remaining tickets to the Aug. 8 game against RHendson NY 225 51 71 5 X .316 117112 18 7510 6 3.24 EDavIs CIn 232 42 56 13 40 .241 race of the season,” Cram said. Philadelphia. Seltzer KC 277 46 86 4 X .310 Alexondr Det 122119 26 65 7 4 3.25 J e ltz P h i 168 21 40 0 13 2 X 79 Friday to fall 10 strokes behind leader ^cause of the Olympics. But this BJackson KC 175 27 54 L a m p B sn 33 32 7 23 2 3 3.27 Samuel Phi OSLO, Norway — Steve Cram “ I have only run three or four 9 X .309 Jo h n N Y 315 38 75 6 34 2 X is an important race for me. It Barrett Bsn XI 51 93 0 37 .309 89 104 21 39 6 2 3.32Schmidt Phi 276 33 65 6 Peter Jacobsen. of Britain returns to the site Robinson Det 40 .236 races so far. But I feel pretty good could be the biggest one before How bad are things going for the Cincinnati Reds? Gruber Tor , 2 X X 86 11 49 .307 95 78 38 71 8 3 3.33 Parrish Phi 243 26 57 11 45 .235 where he had one of the most DwEvans Bsn XI 43 59 5 55 .306 AAndeson Min 81 97 14 37 4 6 3.33RAIomar SD 252 33 99 6 17 .234 and I haven’t had any injuries, Seoul. I don’t think so many good . Their manager got a parking ticket Tuesday — on Mattinelv NY ZI9 47 73 5 36 .305 Sabrhgn KC 132128 30 83 10 6 3.34 B D Io z CIn 193 16 45 6 21 .233 inemorable moments of his run­ like I had last year.” GaettI M in W e lch O ak runners will face each other in the the downtown street that’s named for him. Manager 290 39 88 16 48 3 X 122 121 38 7D10 4 3.38 Santiago SD 244 22 56 3 19 .2 X ning career, facing a star- Cram, 27, who completed a DHeiison Oak 202 42 61 10 37 .302 W egm an M U 88 82 22 24 6 6 3.39 Bradley Phi 270 33 61 2 18 .226 Jacobsen leads same race before the Olympics.” Pete Rose, under fire for the club’s poor play and a FOrrell Cle studded field in the "D ream H rb e k M In 246 34 74 12 37 .X I 118113 36 46 8 5 3.43 Virgil Atl 178 16 40 7 18 .225 brilliant hat trick in 1983 when he Herold, the best of the East, has lineup card mistake that cost the Reds a first-inning R o y C a l 2 X 40 52 2 X .X I CandlottI Cle 123140 31 88 7 7 351 DMur^V Atl 279 41 62 12 37 .222 Mile” at the Bislett Games lAAF won the 1,500 meters at the World Y o u n t M il Guzman Tex Alicea StL the fastest time of the year in the rally Monday night, got a parking ticket Tuesday on 295 49 87 8 42 .295 122 97 52 99 7 6 3.54 227 16 90 1 21 .2 X Mobil Grand Prix track and field H a ll C le 245 31 72 1 27 .294 Thigpen Chi 46 47 19 25 4 5 3.55 Rivera Mon 205 21 45 4 17 .2 X Western Open Championships at Helsinki after 1,500 (3:33.33) going into the jrace, Pete Rose Way. M cGrlft Tor 245 S3 73 15 37 .294 GDavIs Oak 100 106 42 71 5 4 3.99 E ls te r N Y 215 24 46 6 24 .214 meet Saturday night. H udson N Y winning the distance one year which is scheduled just before Reynolds Sea 275 27 50 2 18 .291 72 60 21 35 5 3 3.61 Templetn SD 166 16 34 0 15 .205 Cram, who set the mile record Conseco Oak 297 64 86 20 55 .290 S w ift Sea 101 109 29 31 6 4 3.67 M iD a v Is L A 183 21 37 1 11 .202 earlier in the European Cham­ midnight local time because of Bob Knepper allowed two hits in 81-3 innings and Laudner Min IX 23 X 5 X .290 Stewart Ook 135121 60 7510 6 3.67 By Bob Gi^een of 3 minutes, 46.32 seconds here pionships and the Commonwealth Franca Cle R n le v c a l the live television coverage in the matched his 1987 victory total as the Astros beat Los 305 44 88 8 27 .289 105 94 40 64 5 8 3.77 NATIONAL LEAGUE The Associated Press three years ago, world 1,500- Games, had a disappointing ADayls Sea 2 X 35 69 12 X .288 Schmidt Bit 55 55 20 28 3 3 3.90 TEAM PITCHING United States. Angeles 4-3 Tuesday. Knepper was 8-17 last season OBrIen Tex McCosklll Cdl meter champion Abdi Bile of season last year. 265 26 76 8 X .287 97 102 39 70 4 5 3.91 ERA H ER BB SO ShO S A OAK BROOK, 111. — Peter Jacobsen scored an after going 17-12 in 1986. Trtabll KC 2 X 42 68 13 41 .2 X R e try C a l 97 92 38 40 3 5 3.98 N ew Y o rk 2.99 594 232 198 51013 21 Somalia, Jens-Peter Herold of Other entries in the mile Langston Sea He was beaten by Spain’s Jose Gantner MM 249 31 X 0 19 . a i 122127 50123 5 8 398 L o s A n g ls 3.11 610 235 228 454 9 23 eagle-3 on the way to a 7-under-par 65 Friday that East Germany, and fellow- include Americans Jim Spivey, WWIIson KC 306 X 86 1 X . a i L e tte r N Y 47 42 25 53 4 3 3.99 M o n tre a l 3.34 637 261 254 434 6 17 lifted him into a two-shot lead after the second round Luis Gonzales in the 1,500 meters Outfielder Darryl Strawberry became the father Joyner Col 289 34 81 4 X .280 Nelson Oak 54 49 22 35 5 3 4.00 S tL o u ls 3.37 688 270 243 404 5 22 Britons Peter Elliott and Steve at the European Cup and then Steve Scott and James Mays, G B e ll T a r P e re z C h i of the $900,000 Western Open Golf Tournament. of girl Tuesday when his wife, Lisa, gave birth at 297 41 X 9 44 .2 X 90 83 36 63 6 5 4.01 H ou ston 3.44 647 268 240 489 8 X Crabb are among the main wound up last in the World John Walker of New Zealand, W hitaker Det 233 X 65 5 X .2 X Lebrndt KC 109116 32 S3 3 1 0 4.05 C h ic a g o 3 .X 661 269 256 422 7 18 Jacobsen, on the rebound from a back injury that North Shore University Hospital shortly after 10 BranMm Sea M W Itt C a l contenders in the featured race Paul Larkins of Britain and Kip 2 X 41 X 13 X .277 117116 44 79 6 7 4.09 S n F rn c c o 3.65 634 279 2 X 416 3 25 has slowed him for four seasons, completed two Championships in Rome, a race a m. Hospital spokeswoman Carol Hauptman said Javier Oak 217 26 60 1 X .276 H u rst B sn 114 123 36 to 9 3 4.09 P lttsb u g h 3.71 660 287 226 380 6 18 on Bislett Stadium’s super-fast Cheriot and Joseph Cheshire of Fernndz Tor Bollard Bit surprisingly won by Bile. the infant weighed six pounds, 15 ounces and was 309 X K 2 33 .275 57 66 12 19 4 4 4.13 a n d o t l 3.77 651 295 261 433 6 10 trips oyer the Butler National Golf Club course in track. Kenya. Mays,asusual, will be the Fletcher Tex 2 K 37 77 0 29 .275 Boddicker Bit 107 107 37 7S 3 1 0 4.13 P h llo d e p h 3 J 4 688 293 287 406 2 18 nine under par. Bile, 24, who is training in West named Diamond Nicole. Hauptman said the mother L e m o n O et 2 X X X 4 24 .X 5 CeruttlTor 69 79 24 40 4 4 4.15 San Diego 3.89 685 303 24 i 446 6 X With the Summer Olympics set pacemaker. MAAooreSea Germany this summer, set a and daughter are "doing super.’’ She described the R ic e B sn 241 X 66 4 37 .X 4 100 95 34 S3 4 8 4.19 A tla n ta 4.64 733 347 275 371 1 13 n’t think I ’ll shoot nine-under for the next two for late September in Seoul, both Larkin Min 245 25 67 2 32 .273 P o w e r K C S3 57 16 29 4 1 4.25 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING personal best of 1; 44.42 in the 800 Ingrid Kristiansen of Norway, birth as "an easy and uneventful birth.” Later that Orsulak Bit Sfotimyr Tor days, but if I can continue to putt like I did the last 170 17 46 0 5 .271 78 77 29 54 3 7 4.25 5 or more decisions. Cram and Bile are looking to peak meters in a Swedish meet two who has set four world records at night. Strawberry hit a home run. Earlier this Brookens Det 204 32 55 4 27 .270 Ronogon Tor 104 107 45 51 7 5 A2S IP H BB SO W L ERA two rounds. I ’ve got a good chance of winning,” said later in the season. Neither GkKkfin Min 289 SO 75 6 31 .270 D o tso n N Y 92 89 31 39 7 3 4.32 T u d o r S tL 91 74■■ 21‘■“ 31 42 1.x weeks ago. It was the third- Bislett in the 5,000 and 10,000 season. Strawberry hit two homers on his son’s Jacobsen, who one-putted nine times in the best expects a world record on a track Quinones Sea 244 32 66 8 23 .270 P e re z M o n 69 45 18 a 4 3 1.43 round of the tournament. fastest time of the year in that meters since 1981, will meet Liz birthday. carter Cle 2M 46 X 15 52 .269 M ^IO tlA L LEAGUE M y e rs N Y X X 4 » 5 0 1.48 where 46 world track and field distance. Jacoby Cle 296 X X 6 30 .367 t e a m m r r iN G jriAaosto Htn ■n/45 37 16 X 5 0 1.87 The eagle c a ^ e on the 12th,^hole. when he hit a Lynch McColgan of Britain and 25 C o tto Sta records have been broken since “ But I ’m not in top shape yet.” The Mets have only lost once this season when 2 X 27 61 3 21 .266 » H HR RBI I , APena LA 31 15 X 2 3 1 .x 5-iron second shot to about eight feiet and made the other runners in the 10.000. <3ulllen O il 293 26 X 0 19 .266 C h ica g o 2 6 X 327 719 63 310 . ’Helton LA )i ll 3 7 » 9 15 3 2 1.W Strawberry has hit a home run. Parker Oak 263 X 70 9 37 .266 N ew Y o rk 2608 349 683 71 327 . ■ Pranco CIn ■ .7 141 X 13 X . 5 1.x putt. He avoidied what would have been his only B u sh M in IX 24 47 7 24 .264 Los Angles Z 5 0 333 666 49 313 . GModdux Chi . 1X1M 45 X13 3 2.09 bogey on the final hole by sinking another Slllw ll KC 269 40 71 7 34 .264 S tL o u ls 2731 297 703 35 273 . C o n e N Y I X 73 40 X 9 1 2.15 Texas’ Bob Brower is 6-for-6 lifetime against B o o n e C a l 164 14 43 2 18 .262 nttsbiitti 2616 340 665 M 322 . Knepoer Htn X X a 57 8 1 2.16 eight-footer after putting his approach in a bunker. Son Frncisco America awaits Worid Cup bid Seattle’s Steve ’Trout. CRIpken Bit 271 44 71 12 42 .262 ^ » 648 a 311 .! ParrettMon 3 X 32 37 7 Z21 “ You don’t want to make bogey on the last hole. Braoos M il 2 X X 71 10 42 .M l A tla n ta 2564 292 640 48 279 . M cD w II N Y 46 37 18 18 4 1 2 .x Buechle Tex 2 X 34 62 10 25 .M l a n d n n o tl 262 319 665 63 297 .! wvorrell StL 3 X 17 45 3 4 Z X Making a putt like that gives me a lot of momentum By Barry Wllner the facilities but claimed it would president, relationships with cor­ L y n n B it 2 X 27 60 13 24 .M l M o n tre a l 2657 2M 657 X 265 .! Hershiter LA 1X101 X 012 3 ZX going into tomorrow,” he said. The Associated Press build them if awarded the tourna­ porate sponsors. Don Sutton of Los Angeles is one of only five H ouston 2619 327 644 42 303 .! McW lllms StL 87 73 27 45 4 3 2.47 P h tlo d ^ k i Ed Fieri and Dan Forsman shared second at 137. ment, was the only other bidder, "This time, we started well in pitchers who have defeated each major league AMERICAN LEAGUE ^ 216 601 47 269.; Deshales Htn 92 X X X 5 5 Za Son D ieg o 2556 264 5M 43 240 .; Darling NY 119101 27 72 8 5 z a Fieri had a 67 and Forsman shot a 69. The American soccer commun­ and ^ a particularly serious advance. We were all equal.” team. The others are Gaylord Perry, Doyle TEAM PITCHING W a lk P it ERA H ER BE SOShOSA IX a X 45 8 4 2.92 It was tinother two strokes back to Joey Sindelar, ity should have some heavy one. .Kfnce the ’94 World Cup is Alexander, Rick Wise and Mike Torrez. INDIVIDUAL BATTING AAortlnezMon 118 107 X 63 7 7 Z O The United States never has M llv ra u k e 3.33 609 253 208 342 5 22 164 o r m o re scheduled for anywhere but Eu­ Oakland 3.56 673 280 271 450 4 31 o t bats. KGross Phi I X I X 42 87 8 3 2.77 Tom Sieckmann, Jim Benepe and Rocco Mediate. celebrating to do on the Fourth of been more than a minor player on' R HHR RBI Pet Dayley StL KanssCty 3.65 664 276 225 408 6 16 G P e r r y A t l 22 19 11 9 2 3 Z O Benepe scored two eagles in a round of 68. July. rope — it will be in Italy in 1990 — the international soccer stage. N ew Y o r k 3.72 662 286 215 412 4 23 31 n 5 40 .332 MoDovIs SO 3 X 24 a 2 6 Z O The thought of baseball ever using the instant P a lm e iro C h i 42 X 6 X J24 DSmtth Htn Sieckmann matched par-72. 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"Umpires, in my B o sto n 4.09 649 295 238 514 7 13 A ld r e te S F I X X X 102 8 2 Z X together the soccer community,” California 4.17 683 319 280 431 6 14 SO 54 2 23 .310 Harris Phi 42 X a a 3 2 3 .x of the U.S. Soccer Federation, opinion, make the right call 95 percent of the tim e," Dawson Chi X X 14 44 .310 Lancaster Chi Defending champion D.A. Weibring and Tom 1994 World Cup, soccer’s world said Paul Stiehl, director of World M ln n s o to 4.23 69S 312 214 454 5 25 Dvkstra NY a 3 a 25 4 4 3 .x insists the Americans won’t be said the Philadephia Phillies manager. S e a ttle 4.32 703 328 264 437 3 12 37 X 3 14 .308 R llo CIn X a X 71 8 3 3.x Watson, a three-time winner of this title, were six championship and the most popu­ Cup USA ’94. " I t will give us a L o w C h i 32 86 5 C h ic a g o 4.36 700 329 263 347 5 18 39 M M cCllers SO 51 43 X 41 1 4 3.02 shots off the lead at 141. 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P o so u a C h i 195 25 50 8 24 .256 BHatcher Htn 47 83 3 X .289 DJockson CIn Houston’s Nolan Ryan lost his fourth straight C D avIS C a l 395 33 7S 9 42 .254 G ib so n L A IX O 35 71 8 4 ZX suffered a back injury the next year and has been Joao Havelange, a native of that choice of going with someone who "Statistically, think it through. n 77 14 40 .2M Browning CIn I X X 2S a 6 3 Z48 S ie rra T e x 380 33 71 11 44 .254 B o n d s P it 61 83 14 25 .287 battling back ever since. country. But the financial de­ had done it before and did it With 250 million people at our decision Wednesday despite striking out 10 batters H o w e ll C a l 349 25 63 4 32 .2S3 O le d o N Y l a . S a 6 6 z a Brunnsky StL X « 9 42 .287 Rowiev Phi 21 successfully. for the 178th time in his career. 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TUSTIN, Calif, (AP) - The attor­ needed to do to cross the threshold to After Post 102’s big victory over East Hartford “ It was a big win because this is a game we were Stanford drilled a three-run homer to left in the ney for Boston Red Sox third baseman even ask the court for that.’” Wednesday night, Manchester Legion Coach Dave supposed to win after we came off a gam e we were fourth. Wade Boggs filed an action Friday in King said a hearing will be held on Morency was worried that his club may have a supposed to lose,” Morency explained. 'It would’ve Post 102 closed out its scoring with three more Orange County Superior Court asking the matter on Aug. 12 before Commis­ letdown in its Zone Eight encounter with Windsor have been very easy for us to let down. Jeff (Allen) runs in the fifth. Schackner walked and Don Sauer that the lawsuit filed against Boggsby Friday night at Kelley Field. threw really well.” tripled down the left field line scoring the former. sioner Eleanor Palk at Orange County This was not the case. a Costa Mesa. Calif., woman be Superior Court. In his five-inning stint, Allen gave up three earned Gancarz then doubled in Sauer and Marcus Mateya Post 102 received five strong innings from dismissed. runs on six hits, walked three and struck out seven. singled in Gancarz. “ We don’t say anything about our southpaw Jeff Allen along with home runs by Dave Margo Adams, 32, filed suit against Stanford, who had two hits picked up the save. case at all,” King said. “ This is not a Price and Rob Stanford and Manchester came away Boggs on June 7, charging the Price hit the second pitch of the gam e for a home Laurinitis was 2-for-2 while Gancarz also collected response. It’s just saying, ‘Don’t with an 8-4 win to remain unblemished in Zone play run to right center. In the third, Stanford singled and two. four-time American League batting waste our time any more.’ at 8-0 and 11-5 overall. The game was called after six was sacrificed to second by Dom Laurinitis. After champion with breach of oral contract VMonchntn-...... ioi 330-S-10-1 “ I ’m very optimistic the Commis­ innings due to darkness. an intentional walk to Neal Schackner, the latter Windsor...... ooo 031—4-S-l and fraud based upon a continuous sioner will act positively on our Manchester’s next game is a Zone Eight clash Alltn, Stanford (4) and Laurinitis and Pendars. Grovor, V stole second and Stanford came home on the throw. J. Stlckcls and Glonfriddo. four-year relationship. motion. The whole basis for our against Rockvile Tuseday at 5; 45 at Henry Park. Leading, 2-0, Manchester went up 5-0 when WP-Allen. LP-Grovtr. Adams is asking for $6 million, position is the case law says you \ according to her attorney, James F. cannot have an enforceable oral \ McGee, who said in the lawsuit that contract for sex. Mr. Boggs says at no Boggs "breached the agreement to time did he agree to pay for sex. Even provide support and to compensate if he did. we’re saying that’s not an Bosox Miss Adams for the loss of income she enforceable qpntract and he shouldn’t From page 48 i » suffered during the four-year time have to respond to the lawsuit. period that she traveled with Wade “ The other part of it is that there Boggs and the Boston Red Sox team was no cohabitation, which is a Tigers 11, Angels 0 on road trips.” requirement for this type of lawsuit. Boggs, 30, is married. He and his In all the other palimony lasuits. DETROIT (AP) — Dave Bergman drove in three wife, Deborah, have two children, a people lived together. These are hotel of Detroit’s seven second-inning runs with a homer girl 9 and a boy who turns 2 next room encounters she is claiming. She and a single as the Tigers routed the California Angels 11-0 Friday night. November. can’t even claim that she provided "The action we filed is called a any housekeeping services.” The Tigers sent 12 batters to the plate during the big inning. Bergman started it with his second demurrer,” said Jennifer King. When asked if an out-of-court Boggs’ attorney. “ A demurrer is a homer, a shot into the lower deck in right-center off settlement was a possibility. King Mike Witt, 6-8. way of trying to stop the lawsuit said, “ Absolutely not. There have Chet Lemon singled, Tom Brookens walked and before it gets underway. It says facts been no settlement negotiations on Jim Walewander reached on a sacrifice bunt to load haven’t been stated sufficiently to behalf of Mr. Boggs. He will not offer a ^ rz- the bases. Gary Pettis singled, driving in Lemon constitute a cause of action. It’s dime to settle this.” and Brookens. AP photo another jvdy of saying, ‘Get out of In her lawsuit. Adams claims that Walewander and Pettis moved up on a bunt by here.’ she and Boggs co-habitated on virtu­ Matt Nokes. Pat Sheridan was w a lk ^ intentionally l in g e r s — The attorney for Boston Red Sox “ Another part of the motion would ally all of Boston’s road trips during to reload the bases with one out and Witt got Darrell third baseman Wade Boggs, shown hero in a file photo, has strike the request for punitive dam­ the last four years, that she gave up Evans on an infield popup. ages. The lawsuit alleges $5 million in her career as a mortgage broker and But Angels second baseman Johnny Ray, who had sought to dismiss the lawsuit filed against the defending AP photo American League batting champ by Margo Adams. punitive damages. Basically we’re recently has lost her job. all as a result three errors, booted a grounder by Luis Salazar, saying, 'You haven’t done what you of her commitment to Boggs. OUT AT THE PLATE — New York Mets’ in the fifth inning of the first game of a allowing Walewander to score. Bergman, batting Darryl Strawberry is tagged out at the doubleheader Friday at Shea Stadium, for the second time in the inning, singled Pettis and plate by Houston catcher Alex Trevino The Mets won, 3-2. Sheridan across and Lemon singled home Salazar Manchester's Masse homers for a 7-0 lead.

Mariners 11, Indians 3 Japan rallies for 12-10 victory over U.S. Mets CLEVELAND (A P ) — Scott Bradley had four hits, scoring three runs and driving in two, and From page 48 Mark Langston got his first victory since May 30 as By Tetsuo JImbo of Wake Forest in the third. The Associated Press Japanese head coach Hiroaki Matsuda said his the Seattle Mariners handed the Cleveland Indians In the fourth, Takeshi Omori hit a two-run homer team won because “ our batters had hits at crucial their sixth consecutive defeat, 11-3 Friday night. off American starter Andy Benes of Evansville misjudged McReynolds’ line runs in eight innings and lost his Otis Nixon scored four runs and MITO, Jaj>an — Japan, trailing by six runs after moments.” Matuda serves as the head coach for the Mike Jackson pitched 3 2-3 innings for his second University that sparked a five-run rally. drive and it sailed over his head third straight decision. Rex Hudler scored three times as three innings, rallied for five runs in the fourth and Japanese collegiate champion team of Kinki save in relief on Langston, 6-8, who. snapped a Five Japanese pitchers allowed 13 hits, with Ryo for another double. Dykstra Cincifinati took a 2-0 lead after Montreal won its third consecu­ scored twice in each of the last two innings to beat University. personal six-game losing streak. Langston allowed Shimura gaining the win. ^ American head .qoach Mark Marquess gave credit scored but Backman was thrown two outs in the third. Browning tive game. three runs on six hits and six walks in 51-3 innings. the American college all-stars 12-10. in the fourth Benes, the top pick of the San Diego Padres in the out at the plate olf a relay from'’ ' blooped a single and re a c h ^ tO' the Japanese performance.'' “ They pitched Pascual Perez, 5-3, went 6 1-3 Greg Swindell 10-7, losthis sixth straight decision, gam e of the annual Japan-U..S. Collegiate Baseball recent Major League amateur draft, was tagged for Meadows to third baseman Bell to third on Larkin’s hit-and-run Championship Series Friday. extremely well,” Marquess said. “ They deserved to innings for the victory. He allowing four runs on seven hits in 3 2-3 innings. four hits and five runs in 3 1-3 innings. catcher Trevino. single before Kal Daniels looped a win.” extended his scoreless-inning Swindell, who has a 7.34 earned run average during The victory was Japan’s third against one setback John Slusarski of New Orleans University was ball to center field that took a high The Astros tied it 2-2 in the fifth streak to 22 before Ken Oberkfell his losing streak, has not won since May 30. in the five-game series, and gave the host squad its saddled with the loss after giving up eight hits and Marquess, who coached Stanford University to bounce off Bob Dernier’s glove on Bill Doran’s one-out single and homered in the fourth. Joe Cleveland has lost 16 of its last 21 games. first series victory in three years and sixth overall in three runs in five innings. the NCAA baseball championship, said that he for a two-run double. 17 years. expected his team to improve considerably before a two-out triple by Bass, who was Hesketh pitched 2 2-3 hitless The Mariners, who were shut out in their last two Relieving with one out in the ninth, Minoru Kasai games and batted .216 in June, started July by The U.S. squad erupted for eight runs in the first the Olympics begin in Seoul in September. 4-for-4. Bass is hitting .565 against The Reds boosted it to 4-0 in the innings for his third save. of Japan retired two batters to earn his second save fourth when Eric Davis beat out slamming Cleveland pitching for 16 hits. 1 three innings for an 8-2 lead. Tino Martinez of the in the series. the Mets this season. Zane Smith, 3-6, gave up seven “ I think it’s a little tooearly for us to talk about the an infield single and Esasky University of Tampa hit a two-run homer in the team’s condition.” he said. Both teams had at least one hit runs on 10 hits in 4 2-3 innings. The U.S. collegians, who will represent the United in every turn at-bat through five followed with his sixth home run first, followed by solo homers by Oklahoma State’s States in the Seoul Olympics this fall, will meet the AthMIct 2, Blue Jays 1 Robin Ventura in the second and by Billy Masse, a Marquess said last week he would select 20 innings but wasted numerous of the season. Hudler beat out an infield hit same Japanese team in the final game of the series players from his team to form the U.S. Olympic opportunities. and scored on Galarraga’s double TORONTO (AP) — Mark McGwire snapped out of Manchester native and 1984 East Catholic graduate. at Jingu Stadium in Tokyo Sunday. SQUSO. Darling allowed nine hits in 7 Philadelphia cut it to 4-2 in its in the first. Nixon led off the thiid a 15-for-88 slump with a two-run single in the seventh 1-3 innings. He left with out in the fourth as Mike Schmidt singled with a walk. Hudler doubled and inning that broke up a scoreless tie as the Oakland eighth and a runner on second. with two outs and Lance Parrish Galarraga hit a two-run double. Athletics defeated the Toronto Blue Jays 2-1 Friday. Randy Myers retired Jim Pan- hit his 12th home run of the Dave Stieb, 10-5, had blanked the A ’s on two hits seasons' ' ' Oberkfell hit his third homer Tour De France set to commence on July 4 kovits and Trevino on one pitch a through six innings, but Jose Canseco led o ff the and Andres Thomas had an RBI apiece. Myers then struck out the Larkin homered in the top of the seventh with a double, Dave Henderson singled with By Salvatore Zanca eighth and Phil Bradley homered single in the fourth. Ohio, who now lives in Boulder, Colorado. He hopes side in the ninth for his 12th save. one out and Carney Lansford was Mt by a pitch to The Associated Press says Bernard Hinault, a five-time winner who in the Phillies’ eighth. load the bases. to survive the grueling clockwise circuit of the retired in 1986. Montreal chased Smith with country to ride down the Champs Elysees on July 24 four runs on four hits in the fifth. McGwire, whoentered the game batting .236, then The Tour de France, which started in 1003, is Reds 5, Phillies 3 The fireworks night crowd of PARIS — The Tour de France is becoming a wearing the leader’s yellow Jersey. 56,502 was the largest in the Hubie Brooks had a sacrifice fly singled up the middle to give Oakland a 2-0 lead. televised nationwide every day for three weeks. It is foreign affair, won last year by Stephen Roche of This year’s race stretches over 2,020 miles PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Nick and Tim Wallach singled home Dave Stewart, 11-6, also allowed only two hits and THE sporting event of the year for many French National League this season. CO Ireland and two years ago by American Greg through the French countryside and mountains Esasky and Barry Larkin ho- another run. Luis Rivera capped faced Just 19 batters through six innings. Toronto LeMond. fans, for whorls cycling stars like Hinault are mered, helping Tom Browning to Few er than half of the 198 riders from 22 teams are the inning with a two-run single. scored a run in the seventh when Ufqql M osel^ led national heroes. his fifth straight victory Friday Expos 9, Braves 3 This year another American, Andy Hampsten, is expected to complete the course through fields, off with a single, took second on a walk to Ranee “ The Tour. It’s everything,” Hampstensaid. “ If I Nixon scored on another sacri­ at the top of the list of favorites for the world’s snowy Alpine passes and over rough roads in night as the Cincinnati Reds beat MONTREAL (AP) - Andres Mulliniks and scored on Kelly Gruber’s twoK>ut toughest and most prestigious cycling race, a French villages. do my best and I ’m beaten, then I ’ll be happy. But if the Philadelphia Phillies 5-3. Galarraga went 4-for-5 with two fice fly by Brooks in the sixth, and double. I lose in making some errors then I ’ll really be Nixon scored again on two errors three-week ordeal that opens Monday with two short “ To win the Tour de France, you’ve got to do well Browning, 7-3, gave up five hits doubles and drove in three runs Stewart allowed five hlU, struck out two and sorry.” in 7 1-3 innings and John Franco ■ in the eighth. stages near the city of Nantes in western France. in everything — be able to win in the mountains Friday night and the Montreal walked three before beli« relieved by Rick Hampsten won the Tour of Italy last month. givinK Ron Gant singled home a run in Hampsten is a ^year-old native of Columbus, when you must, win a time trial, orat least do well,” worked the ninth for his 10th save. Expos beat Atlanta S-3, the Honeycutt with one out in the eighth and a runner on him a m ajor boost. Shane Rawley, S-9. allowed five Braves’ sixth straight loss. the Braves' seventh. first. iKaurhrslrr Hrral?i Edberg gains final; Becker leads Lendl SPORTS — story on page 41 sox YANKS ARE LOSERS AL Ronndap

KANSAS C IT Y . Mo. (A P ) — After an 8-7 victory over Boston Friday night, the Kansas City Royals are 1-1 in games Involving controversial calls regarding the right field foul pole. Boston’s Rich Gedman had an apparent two-run homer taken away in the eighth inning when umpires ruled his ball landed to the right of the pole in foul territory. Television replays seemed to show the ball hit the pole, which would make It fair. A call on the same pole on a ball hit by Kurt Stillwell went against the Royals In a game they lost earlier this year to New York. “ He said the ball was foul," Boston manager John McNamara said of umpire Dale Scott. "From where I stood, the ball hit the pole and glanced into the stands. These guys watching on the televison replay said it did hit the pole. He flat-out missed the play and it cost us two runs.” Stillwell doubled home the go-ahead run in the sixth inning, snapping Boston’s five-game winnins streak. Steve Farr, the fifth Royals pitcher, collected his sixth save with 1 l-S innings of relief of Jeff Montgomery, 1-0. Steve Ellsworth, 1-6, was the loser. Dwight Evans was 4-for-5 with a double, triple two singles and three R B I for the Red Sox. White Sox 2, Yankees 1 CHICAGO (AP) — Gary Redus blamed himself for not helping his team build a big enough lead So he did the next best thing and singled in the tie-breaking run in the ninth inning Friday night to lead the Chicago White Sox to a 2-1 victory over the New York Yankees. AP photo BACK TO THE BALLPARK - New York "Ithelp^ inakeupforacoupleofmistakes,’’ said Chicago. The veteran has been unable Redus, who felt he hadn’t done his Job in the third Yankees’ pitcher Ron Guidry makes his to pitch since recovering from surgery \ and fifth Innings, when Ron Karkovice led off with a 1988 debut during first-inning action on a torn muscle. The Yankees lost, 2 -1 ; \ double each time and Redus failed to move him against the White Sox Friday night in along. . « my Job, maybe we would have had a 3-0 lead and Jack (McDowell) could have had a win instead of a no-decision.” Mets nip Astros in opener McDowell left after eight Innings, in which he allowed only three hits, with the score tied 1-1. Redus single scored Fred Manrique from second Meta 3, Astros 2 out, Alex Trevino hit a fly to base and came on the first pitch by reliever Cecilio NEW YORK (AP) — Mackey NL Roimdiip shallow right which probably Guante. Sasser tripled home the winning wouldn’t have scored Bass. How­ “ He likes to throw the first pitch for a strike and run with two out in the seventh ever, Strawberry lost that one. then go to his breaking ball,” Redus said. “ I decided inning as the New York Mets beat who pitched seven innings. That too, for an RBI single. if the first pitch was there, I was going to hit It the Houston Astros 3-2 in the gave the Mets their fourth consec­ opener of Friday’s twl-nlght Kevin McReynolds doubled in utive victory and sent Houston to the New York third and later Guidry, who threw 90 pitches and allowed six hits in doubleheader. its sixth loss In eight games. 4 ^-3 innings. In the second game, the Mets scored the tying run on a sacrifice The Astros took a l-o lead off fly by Howard Johnson, who has “ Excellent/’ Pinlella said. “ I couldn’t be happier were tied with the Astros, 5-5. Ron Darling. 9-5, in the second seven RBI in his last four games. with Ronnie. He threw the ball very well. He threw a In the opener, Darryl Straw­ inning when right fielder Straw­ berry opened the seventh by The Mets went ahead 2-1 in the '*'* '"'onted but he felt good.” berry lost two balls in the sun and fourth with the help of Meadows Inning for drawing the fifth walk issued by they fell for hits. the White Sox and picked up the victory, the Sox’ Houston starter Joaquin An- the Houston left fielder. Kevin Bass led off with a single With two out, Lenny Dykstra ® * nieetlngs against the Yankees this dqjar, 0-4, and stole second. and took second when Strawberry Sv880n. ’Two outs later, Sasser drove a singled and stole second and lost Buddy Bell’s fly ball for Backman walked. Meadows then 3-0 pitch into the right-field another hit. See BOSOX, page 47 comer, the 12th hit off Andujar, After Louie Meadows struck See Mets, page 47