mAnaM mwnM».lmni 0K .* m ». m r iurciiimHw iltawiP* AH that Jazz: LawtuHi: Town avoids court, but pays / pags c m / y t a ttm ^ i rMRRMd Manchemer gains i m MCRM* €Miff^ roputation / pag# IB Still alive: Celtics feel better prepared / page m&nm M M M r i m m n n ______««v«n m i t SL/ZJ? Kfffw VIaV OwwWVf^PfF IffFrrOrVw -wwTwrPwW/ RDI/Tfl3yVtRl«09l egRe^WkEsn W gi few » t o MS-tTII tO^ACE tNCNl AM.., i l S H sdMdfctideey. T4, M. SM oteefet. i4 Piy. RittANr w a s A m ^ >Wf7 - II ei rowTMO Ano __ utyehartL f*f wim mMwrjM#. rneaa. efNOfeoAAooMb «tei iMihkMUb BHANOMMW Out LM 67.223 n'PN ^. et sty RtuAwrew 4MM Stock Manchester police nel4. .11 m m ta «ww $ 7 M m 1987 n m , U JUN8 n jfert £f«l % _#/ / ftfrM. Ctfff wf 33p* iafaa1-£ wemifwen's Itoehoogofrom 9 im. ttmH/ wamre YMBKI/nill NISSAN^ m to seek extradition 137 WMfO/ NtOfr Erosm w a m m mILuaeaJ , tnlteeiiaaeea* Vowi OiticewICdCO ieten^mvet/ atay STANDAND lA m h H fiei.L Hflftdrd At that time, police did net knew furrom tm ii' te Ofinefi fe Loomis. Wieflat. fdfitiatfy m c n u p taj^ppad WHfi: . Sv George Loyn# H om e ggtdtm , Herafd Reporter the suspect was wanted in the pfcKi^r heS9er m V QipVOCf 9 ran9ffif89fOTT Andetsen mutdet because Vasques free eatfmeiee. ntnofllfllBf 6dWemWlCu. # dtool Miadffaima The men wenfed in ewmccflnn said Ms name was tltain Massa. M orJtrty.dro# uuerlHefeataa. » m A - m - Call Clyde and MMf tfONM. new porw. cell A AH Pffipht And Ptap. wifh fhc Janaaty murder uf tauten police said. U i i d ^ Eipooldid 0. AnSttaen el bengteat Street hex However. Manchester police N 3 • » pence ate xeeking hfx exfredfflen. at town police headquarters (hat tftfi ffirtw, m, 6 9 139. »> Atiy Press making an arrest. Brooks said. kor MMM informotlon. 6 4 I«S1 3 9 19139 "Oh. absololely Sure.” ' - . 1 VISIT TO OUM today end issued a personal snd to Mauchesler. he would be Heberf was a member of the National Honor Society. tion. Must sell, taking dramatic challenge to Soviet leader charged with murder, but ool a East Cafhollc High School Thursday nlghl at the offers. 647-M23. USBD CAB LOT WIU Manchester. 643- Mikhails. Gorbachev: “Ifyouxeek capital felony. Brooks said Cathedral of St. Joseph In Hartford, gets some help from More pictures on page 18. FIRCWOOD l=oAb IW gfcorrT. SHOW YOU WHY 2149.ix peace ... come here to this gate .. Brooks said lhal Iwo Manchester t u 0 cord, t foot iMpth*. White. 4 speed, am-tm. MAZOA 1987 B2000. Lux­ tear down this wall." deteefives have been seof Io Ro­ prMn, d*llv«r«d> 1 eord mini­ 49.000 miles. Runs MOMS BBOPLS ury short bed. Califor­ chester Io Interview Vasques and mum. MAITIN/VliA CARD great. 91100. 9S9-4002. th e president, like John Kennedy BUY USBD CAMS nia brown with beige two decades before, spoke briefly begin extradllinn proceedings. If 2 NOftmiM PMtWOM CORDOBA 1979 tor parts. Interior. # 11093. Mor­ Vasques chooses Io tight Ihose ECHS grads celebrate new beginning 4 new Eagle ST's. Z- larty irothers.OlScen- and poignantly In German as he DMTMIVTMI bart. sunroot. 9 tactory tAr St.. Manchester, embraced "this firm, this unaltera­ proceedings. It enuld lake one to 27I4I19 aluminum rims. 360 C A R T E k ' S 643-9139. ble belief; ‘Bx gibtnurein Berlin'- iwo monihs fo bring him In By John P. KIrth Rut nostalgia was not Ihe only "To celebrate. ’' one of her friends dorette. a television actress who motor runs, body good there Is only one Berlin" lonnecllcul If esfradlflon Is Herald Reporter feeling circulating among the stu­ repealed. graduated from Fast Catholic In except reor quarters ToypTA 1909 cargo Von, Before hix speech, Reagan stood granted, flrooks said. dents and parents who gathered on Yes. to celebrate There was 1978. * USIO CARS ★ Sirver. Automatic, However, he said Vasques may ond passenger door. power sfNrtng, stereo. before the wall and lookeaacrosx to HARTFORD — Across the street Ihe cathedral's doorstep. For them, plenty of that Cadorette gave some advice to All leather Interior. feast Germany, the Soviet ally choose to cooperate. this night meant more than just While some students exchanged the graduates, who sal In their pews Console and buckets. Lynch. 900 w. Center Brooks said Manchester police from the Cathedral of St Joseph on PACToltY SpPleol; All Best otter. Also new Manchester. Which erected the barrier 26 years Farmington Avenue, the Rev hugs ond kis.ses. pictures and hugs, others posed for pictures. On dressed In blue and white gowns, ago to keep Cast Germans from will also seek Ihe extradition of handshakes. For these students, the sidewalk four graduating girls watching her In owe. tfoel multl-purposo snows mounted on *93«9 •6595 another Hispanic male. Identified Henry Nichols stood alone with his TOYOTA THIS IS A fleeing to the West. Thursday nlghl meant a new stood arm-in-arm as a father raised "tl’s not about money, fame or bulldingi. 40 xM, to 100 rims. Call Joe 643- MAZDA 1967 B2000. Cob cqWjl^JO' as Lope* His first name was not hands In his pockets watching a X MO. Sfont office type, 179S.D piul. Sunbeam silver iw A iirn n iM LIMITED TIME OFFER! Mis speech was delivered near mob scene — a happy moh .scene beginning his camera power.” she said “Relieve me, I'm olfo light holif copoc- the Brandenburg Gate, which tow­ nvallable "I’m so excited." Kim Flanagan "A leg shot.” one of the girls In an Industry (that thrives) on PLVMfiUfM ikfi 6 ran wrtn grey Interior. Lope*. Vasques and Iwo other The Boston priest's nephew, money, fame and power True llv. Purchate before Pury. 2 new tires and # 11191. Morlarty ers over the wall from feast Berlin, Keven Joseph Kennedy of Man­ of Coventry said, holding onto her yelled And laughing, each of them June 15th & love addi­ alternator, coll 1-3pm Brothers, 319 Center and broadcast throughout feurope. Hispanic males were found lo- cap to keep It from blowing In the raised their gowns Just barely fulfillment comes from the Intangi­ tional S% on freight. I *UNilt9 rtf/9 IMdltM •00 W. eiRTBR STRIBt ther by Rochester police, police chester. was one of 276 students who ble. not the m aterial" or 9-7. 649-7933. 9900. •Meprieed *849S •3MB Street,Monchester. If ON raUH CMR, MANeHItriR Reagan was heading back to get , graduated from feast Catholic High wind. "I’m going out with my above their knees Coll Pete y4a o;46. 6M-9139. u» Washington after nine days In said. Lope* was being held In friends and having a good tim e" "Four years for that.” the father She told graduates to take each fFSI irW im. Low rou MOBAaLY Roche.ster on a warrant Issued by school Thursday nlghl at the It ,1S!I.WAIill!l MAZO,A 19l7^Bf000. Lux­ PAID roo MUON...* LYNCH Venice, Italy, site of the annual cathedral And for the Rev When asked what she would be joked, snapping Ihe picture. day at a time. miles, excellent condi­ MAIM III Mid, ((llllj 646-4321 Hartford police for on unrelated "Believe you can do anything,” tion ond chrome. 93900. hup ury short bed. collfor- economic summit. Kennedy ond other relatives II was doing that night, Nancy Sulick. the ft was the 23rd graduation at feast 649-1191 after 9 pm. HWM hla brown with belae On the eve ol Reagan's arrival charge, police said a time io feel proud and maybe a class president for 1097, just Catholic and featured speakers she said later, a smile on her face. here, hundreds of anll-Amerlcan After Ihe murder of Anderson, blushed and looked at her friends included the Rev. William charbon- "So start this very minute. Because M 7 ; ; r * 5 4 9 B i t ; i u « i i "afV- f ”®M«- Wor- police said they were searching for iittic nostalgic. TTToorstaTcratrTri ?o5 dK m 911 window iorty Brothers, 319 cen- protesters smashed windows, "It brings you bock.” he sold, nearby "Can 1 say that?” she neau. Ihe sehool’s president; Mary you have so much to be prooud of Hull, flberglot boot von. Runs good. Asking Manchester, looted stores and battled with Iwo Hispanic males In eonnectlnti asked, laughing. "No. we’re just Fll*abelh Daly, the class vice with 40 horse power. |llM/best otter. 742- with the crime watching the crowd across Ihe Bffltfjm... *3W8 ILjci. rIot-equIpped police. Some 60 dem­ street going out to celebrate" president: Sullek; and Mary Ca- Please turn to page 8 Johnson engine. 11700. N.W.MMe, Rp^19l4 P1JP pickup, onstrators were arrested and 'The two were seen leaving 649-2136. WUSTXWS'lW.adodr.i V-i, outomotlc, power Anderson’s home on the afternoon 'ini W BOIffWmiW If nearly 70 policemen Injured but cylinder, Interlor/ex- s 'Rm tenB power WB*LL BEAT ANY LBQITIMATE DEAL Reagan dismissed the protest, of the death In a rented car. The BAL terlor, good condition. b n e i , s t ep- vehicle was discovered In Brook­ a Needs seme work. 9600 Dumper_ .97099. Corfer saying, "Nothing new about that" or bHt otter, coll 649- chevrohevrolet. 1229 Main ON ANY NEW EORD CAR OR TRUCKI Reagan arrived from Venice on a lyn. N.Y.. in February Marriage trends set new highs, lows ORGAN. Seors Kent. 4309, Mellsso. ftroet. Monchtiler. pppppppppj^ikppjrppppppppppppppppp cool, gray morning, waving to Brooks refused to say If Lope* Is 1 •lie grfsei • 8 4 9 8 American military personnel and that other person If i.opet Is the that year. The previous low rate tional husband-wite status. Moke me on offer VW duontum 1916, 29,000 NEW 19S7 MBO ITYLESIDE second suspect. Brooks said By Randolph E. Schmid Center tor Health Statistics re­ 643-9279. Keep trying. miles, all power op­ AA^MAA MAMA AA •ole gHeoi 29 MAZDA 1997 B2200 SBS dependents as the u.S. Army Berlin ported Thursday. was 99 3 per 1,000. set In 1983. felther way, the massive post- H S •horfbed. Block! with PS. powgr briksa, ipoH whsgl Brigade Band played at Tempelhof whether or not he Is charged as an The Associated Press "Currently, an uhusually large World War It generation has helped tMUklDPR Telecoster tions. Excellent condi­ orey Interior.- . • )112M. accomplice will depend on his "A new national record of guitar and Univox 212 tion. 912,om. coll after £S&!P*fl! H M n. oovarg, •lldlno rpgr window, lo-mount Air Force Base. 2,477,192 couples married in 1984.1 number of divorced and single these seemingly anomalous re­ amp. Must sell I 9290. ieoiM..4o»i.ti»e..M), MiAorlortv — Brothers.lns • Following a welcome from West actions and motives after Ihe Wa shington - That massive cords to be set, since even at low •pm.■pn 646-79M. tilepHcoi * v 8 l Center Sitreet, Mon- mirrorg, AM/FMjdgrgo, auxiliary fuai population bulge bom after World percent more than the number In people who are In the age groups 647-1244. SljfekilMU ikyhowk cus- link, atook • Aotae German President Richard Von murder 1983. " the center said in releasing most likely to marry are remaining rates there are so many people In Vm 'eBIB chMt«r. 64343-S13S.U' Weltsaecker, he was to travel to the Brooks said that the fact that War H has helued America set a the common marrying ages that tom. 90,0W miles, Red, pair of seemingly opposite records Its study, the most recent detailed unmarried,” the new study said. excellent condition. wall, an Imposing barrier between Vasques was living with Anderson This phenomenon has been they can still set records tor the • 8 , 7 5 1 * at the time of her death, and niher — most marriages and lowest statistics currently available. QJ IIW““ 99000. 643-1I94. &WIWIA— East and West he once called "as But despite that rise In total widely discussed by social scient­ total number tying the knot. Stars undisclosed Information, prompted marriage rate tor young women. Even as It Issued the new figures, AINTo id>^ souire <9198 ugly as the Idea behind It." "The number of marriages was marriages, the most-eligible ists in recent years, with a debate Wopon. Automotic, *7488 In remarks to be read from police to consider him a suspect. under way over whether young however, the Center tor Health 9 fflSSSTrToITr^ower women were tying the knot at their lawn troctor. 36 Inch power steering. Runs Standout NtW E-IBO LORAIN CONVERSION Vasques had been living for about at a historic high at the same time Statistics added that "provisional 1987 behind a bullet-proof glass shield at the rate of marriages per 1,000 lowest rate ever, the study added. people are forgoing marriage and deck. Excellent condi­ MlOOd. 9999. 643-1I40 Of- V-6, Aulomxlle, Air, Montolxlr, Leided, the wall. Reagan directed his most families tor education and careers tion. 1929.646-1672. ter B T u M U i. j unmarried women aged 18-44 years For every 1,000 women between Aero Dynxmle Pfcg., SB0040 the ages of 18 and 44,99 got married or merely postponing the tradi­ Please turn le page 8 fflIVV Neva m i i ★ Please turn to page R Please turn to page 8 was at a historic low,” the National deer, high pOrfer »E** per day NOW @iew T O r . S S - . 'S Mike. <9498 •7488 TODAY’S HERALD Lassow retires ego, Bth District career H •21,298 Lassow has served 13 years on the By Oeorot Loyno District President Waller Joyner. and introduced him "without a AttomByt BMk h«lp Plan andortad "He's always been a sensible trace of gloating in his voice." overnlng board of the Eighth •J** pgr day PPPPPPPPPP Herold Raporler "Gordon was a bigger man in S•Islrtct, a political aubdlvtalonlhat Attorneys who represent clients NATO foreign mlnlslers end talks businessman, and that is always needed,” said Eighth District character than In site" when he provides Rre protection and sewer ★ f R I/C K i* NEW i t t f rdit^ANiiltii^ Hk* charging the police department in Reykjevik. Iceland, today with Gordon B. Lassow, St, the retir­ service to most of northern Man­ V*S, Auto, Bport Bucket!, Air an endorsement of a superpower ing Eighth Utilities District direc­ ■Treasurer Betty Sadloskl. who has helped out that night. Cummings with civil rights violations are Bald. chester. From 1919 to IBM, he was Conditioner, Power Windows A Door asking residents for help In their proposal to remove hundr^s of tor. has been involved in politics for known Lassow for 15 years “Hts medium- and shorter-range nu­ humor and ability to lighten up the Lassow said his decision to drop district president. F% Lookt and much more. N088B4 lawsuits against the city The to years. At first glance, Lassow out of the Eighth District nolltical attorneys are running ads In a local clear missiles from Europe Story appears to be the uvlng image of situation also is appreciated" During his tenure, he helped Rght Si *11,088 s i s *8488 Democratic Town Chairman spotlight was made In pari because oft two attempts to consolidate the newspaper asking residents who on page 5 those rotund, self-serving politi­ he found himself believing he was 7 H** par day NOW *10,339* cians ridiculed In political Theodore R. Cummings, a frequent Eighth District with the town of have been subjected to police abuse opponent, said Lassow has no more Important than the office. kPA io come forward. Story on page 4. cartoons. Manchester. The moat recent ol ORDER •Rrtoing Rekeete ceeh Awuewnee. A^leetlon In lieu ol epwleThnenee tele. Indtx He has a massive waist, drives a "desire to really harm someone" "You get Into a thing when you’re these was last year. TniE 6iiBF 6E|MlBE JURB 18i 1887. He recalled last November’s running tor politics that you’re the Marktl Vtlu* 84 pagta. 4 ateMena large black Cadillac, oRen tells Now, the two sides are trying to H ^O m tjYeein^igmtdptatemlmyatwm* ONE FOR jokes, and is the president of a local election, In which residents voted only one that can dn the Job," OtyMDteeount overwhelmingly to defeat a refer­ Lassow said In a recent Interview. resolve their differences, and Las- ******ttUliaiA4&JAtfl^4fA{»‘******E Advice______17 Lottery______2 oil company. tow serves as an Eighth District YOUR AD Rain coming Business____ 21 Oblluarles_____ 6 But aRer conversations with endum supported by leading Demo­ "And that’s sort of what’s your crats that would have been a Rrst downfall. You’re the benevolent negotlatnr. While net overly optim­ OlyMRabMe WAIHHr Tonight, cloudy with a M percent Clessllted _ 22-24 Opinion______jB Lassow and with those who know istic an agreement can be reached, TODAY! C om ics_____ 16 People______*2 him, the picture of a thoughtful step toward consolidation of the dictator, and nobody else can chance of showers. Low 86 to 89. town and the dlitrict. handle Ute Job. A let of people can Lastnw tald he would like to see a CARTER When piecing Saturday, mostly cloudy, warm Connecllcul__ 4 Sports____ 8-12 leader emerges. settlement. Cummings said Lassow agreed to your elAiiined ed and humid. A 88 percent chance of Entertsinment 14 Television____ 17 "Gordon is a deep thinker, and Focus------13 U.8/World— B, 7 he’s carried this board lOr a long accompany him when he visited the •bowers. Hi|h M to IB. Details on Eighth tMitrict'B (leadquarters. untaae tan la pate I cur V R(ii 1 1 CHIVROUTCO., INC gsit for the STARtt page I. Loesi news— 3.8 Wetlher______2 number of years.” said Eighth r 0 < M CLYDEV • iNS'mim.ni.txtw - illL L D n ^ iNi' 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 MANCHESTER HERAU). Fridair. Jtmt ti. IW - J , « - M m m m im hU t.tiika.iim n. tm Gordon Lassow retires ego, 8th District career i ' *M # A W v S e iiw < iy , jiMFw t jf A cttt lot ^^nktfCkif t A t n & m im m d H tcfh Cafrthiaed fram page 1 He and Ma two brotbera tb«n took orpr Ma father’a oil company, Ellawordi A Meanwhile, his years on the board Laaaow Inc. on OaklandStreet, wfim M a P saw the beginning of widespread father retired In 1974. He baa been tlwra irl z : z z z iiF i “ J development In the North End. What aince. lx Health problema. cauaed mostly by had been a relatively rural section of Cl Manchester is now becoming a commer­ obealty and diabatea, have plagued Mm recently. Laat year, he apeM aometime cial center. a In the hoapital. Each day, be takea a )r(t ■ A ji Lassow said be Is proud of his efforts « to modernise and Improve the opera- , number of pilla. a Laaaow aaid it ia emotionally difficult (tons of the district, which is 99 years b old. He said he was particularly pleased at tlmea being Ma aize. He dMiined to h with the purchase of a computer system give Me weight, but did note that la and an aerial ladder truck. college he weighed about 185 pounda. tlag F m eie Lassow said he does not want to Deapite hla problema, he baa a aenaa 70" Cenif ary le papelar helM, Beley Baaa did not new the completely end his involvement In of humor and coneldera himaelf an find flag, Th« Beley Been myth apparmtly politics, but he needs some time off. emotional person who is llaMe to say 7 0 something In the heat of the moment Iwggn wlUi a atory told by har grandaon, William "You get tired." he said. r:-.'r .T?T. i r.^j) "When you hove the Board of without thinking about It until later. '7WE Canhy, in KI70, H« claimed that, in 1776, mambara of Directors against you. I used to fight It “Sometimes you don’t have time ... tha congraaaional flag commitlaa aakad Batay to saw out and beat 'em down when they were You see something happening, you wrong.” he said. Lately, though, that yell.” he aaid. But "I never scream or \AWM oVN^jW fy *'«^sports fan. The Boston Celtics basket­ 1960s with his wife and three sons. flrat aato ffIgtH aeroaa lha Allanlla, ball team Is his favorite, and he and his While In Hebron, he served on the Hia^«d n««r gpringlewn. WpOtl§9f0O vj football in high school. At Boston For the future, Lassow said he i University, he started as center. letl Item eealetn Ifflno)* le The Mancheeter Herald be willing to serve on a num ber of minor weeletn Hew Engtend. In Chicago/ thunderatorme After his college years, he served In town boards. If asked. However, he tlaeii Heed wetchee ceeeted peered rain at a rate of 1 inch per the Air Force. He considered making a ruled out the town Board of Director!. hour, flooding aireeia. A temade career of the service, but left In 1961 to perte el eeatheaatetn and aonih He said he also would continue to touched down In the auhurh of take a job as a meteorologist with the eentrei feeae. follow Eighth District affairs. Woodridge, where falling Iteea Travelers Insurance Co. Light ahewera lingered ever the Lassow had studied meteorology in " I plan on being. If they want, an elder Roejiy Memiaina. tote down power tinea and alightly damaged two huildinga. Almaiiac Hxriid photo by Pinio the Air Force, and stayed with Travel­ statesman to give whatever advice, or glew-meving thunderaierma ers until 1973. Then he held a number of the good auspices of m y experience," he N in eaatem Iowa, thunderatorm Gordon B. Las*ow, 52, the retiring Eighth Utilities District director, brief Jobs, one Involving computers and said. " I don't plan on being a mentor. 1 winda downed treea and flung June 12, 1987 TOOAY'd MOONi Osy allof ono»>inr with H tm vpl aRPIlCy. plan on being an augmenter." Weather Trivia dlme-aiaed hail at Conrad. toda/a WMthgf ploturg It by Thtrtat Parker, 9, of Spruot .lull moon (Juno 11). reflect* on hi* 20>year career In politics. W hen wore ft*c dur,1 bowl ycat There were no reporta of StrMt/ a fourth-gradar at Nathan Halt School, Today la the 163rd l i TOOAV'i TWVlAi Which player wee an Injurlea. day of 1967 and the original induotoo of (ha ‘lasabsBassbsll Hall of 66th day at apring. Today'a forecaat called for Fame? (a) Ty Cobb (b) Jimmy Foxx (o) CONNECTICUT WEATHER Joe Dimaggio ahowera over Hew England and TODAY'* HISTOflY: On (his day In Few suits against Manchester ever end up in the courts northweatern Waahington atate; lOaO, tha Basaball Hall of rams was TODAY'* SAR** ahowera and occaalonal thunder- C«fitral, Eagt«rn IntoHor, Soathwest Intfriori •Y FMIL PA*TOH*T dedloaled in Cooparslown, N.Y. Assistant Town Attorney Thomaa atorma from (he lower Oreal Few things prompt nostalgia more than By Oeorgt Layng The other, for 12,950. was for a cally easier In approve olherclalms town. Cooney said about 5 percent engineers. This Is usually followed Tonight, cloudy with a 60 percent chance of showers, opening a long-slorad box of family P. Celia In Tolland County Superior Lakea to northern Florida, the TODAY'* ■MTHOAY*: Coalmo I dl Harald R e p o rte r Nathan Hale student who was hit In In the future actually end up In court, and many by a number of pre-trial motions, Iraasuras and reading lha nawspapara Court, the town won. Ohio Valley to the middle Oulf Low 60 lo 66. Saturday, mostly cloudy warm and Medlol (1910); David Flookafellsr the eye with a rock thrown during There arc no readily available of these are resolved before a trial and then trial Itself. 1916); Qaorga Bush (1924); Anne lha stuff Is paokad In. Coaat, weatward acroaa the lower humid. A 60 percent chance of showers, High 80 to 88, Most of the claims and lawsuits recess in 1986 statistics on how many cases is held. He explained that because That meant it did not have to pay Frank (1929) the entire process Is long, plaintiffs The case won by the town, for MlaalaaIppI Valley, aoutheaatem against the town of Manchester are Bui the news Is not all bad for the Manchester and other municipali­ a single cent In damages, although|h One sure way to allok to a diet la lo eat often want to settle out of court. Instance, began In November 1952 TO D AY'* O UO TIt "ll'a raally a won- settled out of court, and the town town. ties have won and lost there was a cost to prosecute the Oklahoma and through central West CoastaL East Coastali Tonight, cloudy with on whal can be earned sailing things "An awful lot of tim e goes into a and was resolved this January. dar that I havan't droppad all my usually ends up paying. Although forgotten for a few But over the post few years, the case. Cooney said it is difficult to Texaa. fog patches, A j90 percent chance of showers. Low 60 to door lo door on commission. case." Cooney said. Ideals, because they aaam so absurd "We always come lo the down) months, and mentioned almost as number of claims and lawsuits Frances Micell, 85. of East know If the amount of time and against municipalities around the money spent on a case Is equal to High temperatures today were 66. Saturday, muggy and mostly cloudy with a 60 and Impoaelbla to carry out. Vet I keep TODAY'* TRIVIA AN*WiR*) (a) Ty Board of Directors lo pay." said an afterthought by Cooney at the That process begins with a notice, Hartford said she Injured herself Cobb was nominated to tha Hall ot country have skyrocketed. This has the verdict In the long run. expected to reach the upper eos or percent chance of showers. High 78 to 80, them, baoauaa In spKa of everything I Town Attorney John Cooney In board's meeting this week. the town for example, of an Injury someone after tripping over what she said Fame on the first ballot In 1936. resulted In higher Insurance rales, Somewhat philosophically Coo­ 70s across most of New England, aim bellava (hat people are really good fact, at this week's meeling. the defeated an East Hartford wom­ claims wasdueloa faulty sidewalk. was a bumpy area, on Wetherell m IH7. NtewiFAMtn lamaumisa xisa and more decisions against towns ney quoted something 'Iliomaa the northern two-thirds of the at heart" — Anna Frank board approved two settlements an's efforts to collect 140.000, Then a demand for money is sent. if Street. Micell claimed the road was Northwest Hlllsi Tonight, a 60 percent chance of as the definition of liability has Jefferson said about efforts by the Applachlans and along the Fa- totaling nearly 815.000 "We were pleased." Cooney said that Is not settled, a lawsuit is filed. defective and the town was at fault. showers. Low 60 to 68, Saturday, muggy and mostly One of those, for 115.000. was fora of the case. widened. United States to stop pirates in :> u i clflc Coast: mId-OOs to near 110 Attempts to settle the matter out volunteer at Camp Kennedy who. Some board members were also "it's common knowledge fhal The long legal process then Libya in the early 1800s. degrees In the desert Southwest, cloudy with a 60 percent chance of showers. High 78 to of court (ailed. When Micell asked 6t«oq aCGI G.:oi Astrograph while engaging In horseplay. In­ happy. Director Stephen T. Cas- towns often unjustly do have to begins with discovery, which is an "Millions for defense, but not a OOs to low 90s elsewhere. 80. for 840.000. Cooney said the town jured himself when he ran Into a sane said knowing the town finally pay.” Cooney argued, exploration of the facts. This often penny for tribute." decided to fight. Represented by steel post In 1953. won one will make It psychologi­ of all claims filed against the Includes reports from doctors and hold Is nol likely to run loo smoothly to­ day It you and your mala have trouble; deciding who Is tha head honcho. Com-! mlllaa rule won't work. Those in Route 6’s way get a break ^ r t h d a y BODRRtD (Dot. 14-Nav. 88) Whal you Manchester In Brief deem to be conatructlva orllloism may; not be viewed aa such by tha raolplant.. By George Layng tions. Lewis said rent-free period and lowered the The administrative revisions *alurday, June IS, 1SS7 PEOPLE Before correcting others, pul your own; MCC search panel etlll at work Herald Reporter The move was welcomed Thurs­ rent paid by those who stay after 120 were prompted by the Route 6case, houaa In order. > day by one affected homeowner In days. The measure, which had the In the yaar ahead, you will play mean­ but will apply to all DOT highway BADITTARIU* (N«v. SSHOae. 81) II you; The search committee seeking a new president for Manchester Fifteen families now living In the ingful roles In the management ot (he Andover, and by a state legislator support of the DOT. cleared the projects. tion on July 4, and Invitations are unreallatlo In tha way you manage, Community College is still screening applications and has asked affairs of others. Substantial rewards path of the proposed Route 6 who unsuceessfuly tried this year to House of Representatives but was 2 A ntw star your resouroas today, you could ma-' for more Information about some of the 120 people who have have also gone out to the mayors are possible If whal you do lor them Is expressway will be able to slay In get similar changes made through defeated In the Senate. The proposed Route 6 express­ of 32 other Oxfords In the United nauvar youraall Into a aarlous financial applied for the post. their homes longer without paying legislative channels. Prague said the change from 30 Marletle Hartley, co-host of wall dona. bind. Don't oraata problema that can be way would run 11.5 miles from the Stdtcs D IM IN I (May 11-Juna SO) A wise Andrew C. McKIrdy, executive director of the Board of rent once the state Department of " I think It’s good. I ’m happy days to 90 days is substantial. CBS-TVs "The Morning Pro­ avoided. end of Interstate 384 In Bolton to Mayor John Leslie of Oxford, course of action for you today Is lo slay Trustees of Regional Community Colleges, said Thursday that Transportation acquires title. gram" and a wisecracking star of OARRIODRN (Ose. 18-Jaii. I t ) Some­ they're moving In that direction." However, she said she would have Windham Final approval (or the at arm's length from oomplloated situa­ camera commercials with James Miss., said Thursday that Ram- one you diallks may otter you aoma; the final selection will be made this summer, but he could not say Beginning July 1. residents will said Laurel Houle of Bunker Hill preferred the 120-day period, and controversial roadway has not been tions that are no direct oonoern ol say accepted an Invitationriti Tues­ •ound advios today. It you Ignore It be-, exactly when. He said searches for community college be able to remain In their homes 90 Road H er house is currently being basing the monthly rent on one- given, but the state has the earner, has been given a star on youra. Know where to look for romance causa of tha source, you may later have; presidents "take longer than we would like, and this one Is no days rent-free. DOT Rights of Way appraised to be purchased by the twelfth of 5 percent of the home's authority to purchase property in Hollywood's Walk of Fame. day and will tour the United and you'll find It. tha Asiro-Qraph oauaa to ragrat your preludice. Director James Lewis said Thurs­ Miss Hartley received the States with his wife, Irene, after Malohmakar sat Instantly reveals which exception," state. value. its path. day. Currently, residents have to "It's a small victory, but it Is a Currently, rent Is based on l,M9th star on the Walk of Fame their Mississippi visit. signa are romantically perfeol for you. ADUARIU* (Jan. iO-Peb. 18) Shortcuts The final selection Is made by the board of trustees. Normally, The changes made by the DOT pay a rent to the atate after 30 days. victory," said state Rep. Edith G one-twelfth of 5 percent. Lewis said on Thursday In front of about ISO "After this, maybe lean get the Mall 82 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ or labor-saving devices could turn out the search commmittee narrows the choice down to two or three will not affect the 13 homeowners people here to call me lord paper, P.D. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH lo be the hard ways of doing things to­ applicants for consideration by the board. The selection process The department decided this Prague. D-Columbla the DOT did consider lowering It friends and admirers, “ft's one week to change that after a review further, but felt 8 percent was whose homes have already been mayor," Leslie quipped. He said 44101-3426. day. to be on lha aafa side, It's beat to is nowhere near that point now, McKIrdy said. She had Introduced a bill that thing to walk along Hollywood OANOiR (June 81-July 81) Be on your of Its use and occupancy regula­ would have allowed a 120-day appropriate. bought. Lewis said. Ramsay's attendance Is espe­ stick to proven mathoda. Dr. William E. Vincent, president of MCC for about seven Boulevard and see stars (In the best behavior today in situations1 where R I* O I* (Pab. fO-Mareh 80) Hava tun ■ pavement). It's another to trip cially significant because all ^our reputation and image are on the and enjoy youraall today, but try lo d o . years. Is leaving July 1 to become president of Bucks County over your own," she said. Oxfords In the United States were IIIIne. Bad moves will leave negative, last- so as Inexpensively aa poaalbla. An ao- - Community College In Newton, Pa. Miss Hartley made her film named tor Oxford, England. Ing Impreaslona. tivlty Isn't necessarily enhanced by buy­ Bolton parents speak up on athletics debut In "Ride the High Country" The name choice In 1887 was a L ID (Jullt la-Aug. t l ) A rasponsiblllly ing ooatly equipment. New but contract awaits answers that you hihave been neglecting...... will only successful ploy to attract the students Since February, one day a students with parental permission with Joel McCrae end Randolph gel tougherughai lha longer . you. put It off. A R Ii* (Merah 11*Aprll 10) Meke It e Bv Andrew Yurkovskv because we can’t get enough icotl. Her TV appearances In­ state's major jtubllc university, point to be methodloel end orderly to- Approval of a new contract for school bus service Is waiting for Herald Reporter players lo play.” month has been set aside for this to smoke at designated times Ivsntually,ventually, you'll have lo meet this answers to questions about the town's liability. clude "Star Trek" and "The Leslie said. The University of prolroblem___ head ad on. dey, or you might mleoeloulete end de­ Bob Nell, a Little League base­ purpose. outside the school building. Board Rockford Files," the latter with Mississippi was located here In VIRi1QD (Aug. tS -*apl. I t ) Disappoint­ prive youreell of en objeotlve you ire Under the proposed contract, which calls for an 0.5 percent BOLTON - Pointing to the ball coach, listed several steps to The school board voted In Janu­ member Pamela Z. Sawyer sug­ enxioui to achieve. 1848. ment could be In the otting lor you It you Increase, the town would hold title to buses used by the . recent disbonding of the Bolton take to Improve athletics at Bolton ary lo launch an antl-smoking gested that students be required to darner. TAURU* (April 10-May 10) You may be Her series of commercials with MARIETTE HARTLEY EARVIN JOHNSON bank too heavily on people who have Manchester Bus Service in order to avoid tax payments on the High School baseball team , several High School These Include better campaign rather than banning attend a class on the dangers of poor track reoordk lor being a trille too gullible tor your own good to­ buses. But, by holding title, the town could be liable for any parents told the Board of Education coordination between junior high smoking outright. John T. Muro. smoking before they are permitted darner earned her three Clio . .. given a star . .. anti-drug video dependable day. Before aooaptlng Inlormatlon given advertising awards. Riot ftartd to you by a glib talker, be eura It le valid. Injuries resulting when the buses are operated outside the school Thursday night that the school school and high school sports, the who proposed the ban, applauded to smoke in school. L liRlA (*e p l. t>-Oel. U ) Your houee- district, said Mason Thrall, executive vice president of the bus The Hollywood Chamber of Authoritles tearing racial vio­ board and the Recreation Commis­ hiring of a full-time athletic direc­ the antl-smoklng campaign but Moore, Donetla "Fefe" Moye and A 1030 Whittier (Calif.) Union company. The first oil well In the Unied Commerce Installs the stars on lence canceled a rap concert In sion should better coordinate at­ tor. Increasing stipends forcoaches spoke In favor again of banning Tymico Stone. High School yearbook that In­ Tuesday night. Board of Education Chairman Richard W. Dyer States was drilled In 1889 at Hollywood Boulevard for a |3,soo Seattle scheduled tor Wednesday hletic programs In the town. and building a new basketball court smoking entirely Johnson plans to help kick off cludes a speech about the Consti­ questioned whether It would be possible to limit the town's Titusville, Pa. tee and a guarantee that the star by the Beastle Boys and Run- Current Quotations During the board's meeting at and baseball field. Present school policy allows the campaign "Drug Free and tution by graduating senior Ri­ liability when buses are used outside the district. wilt appear at the Installation D.M.C. Bolton Center School, the parents One reason for the low level of Proud to Be ... High on Myself" chard Nixon sold for 8000, School Superintendent James P. Kennedy had recommended City police recommended can­ said existing town and school Involvement In high school athlet­ and to speak to about 3,000 Darvick said. accepting the new contract, which would run from July 1,1087, cellation, citing reports that "General Secretary Gorba­ "Yeah, I think I'd rather be facilities ought to be Improved and ics Is that town and school team teen-agers at a 4-H event at the The Dixon (til.) High School through June 30,1992. The 8.8-percent increase Is over the present Magic drug fight black and white teen-agers were chev, It you seek peace, it you fishing." — Convicted murderer more money spent for school gam e seasons coincide, and stu­ university. yearbook from 1087, which In­ dally operating rate for regular school buses of 8113.88, said planning to brawl at the show at seek prosperity tor the Soviet Jimmy Glass, when asked It he coaches. dents are forced to choose between Basketball star Earvin cludes President Reagan's photo­ Raymond E. Demers, business manager for the school system. On M ay 13, Bolton High School one program or the other, said "M agic" Johnson plans to team the Seattle Coliseum, said Terry Union and Eastern Europe, If you had a final statement before hts Exptntivt yearbook graph, sold for 1400. A 1080 Grand electrocution In Louisiana for the Principal Joseph Fleming dis­ Frank Audelle a teacher at the up with a teen-age rap group tor McLRughlln, finance director tor seek Uberaltiatlon, come here to Rapids South High School year­ shooting deaths ot two people. banded the school's baseball team Center School and coach of the girls an anti-drug video. Save your high school year­ the arena's operator. this gate." — President Reagan, Tten-ager admits two burglarlas book with football star Gerald because six of 14 players had quit softball team 9 Police were confident security calling on the Soviet Union to tear "The Highin on Myself Rapners" book. tt may become valuable, Ford pictured sold lor 1800. Sentencing is scheduled July 22 for one of five Manchester could be maintained during the down the Berlin Wall. The team had not won a game since ‘We are aware of the problem." will meet the former Michigan especially if you have a class­ A 1947 Blume High School teen-agers arrested in connection with 1986 burglaries at show but not aRer, McLaughlin 'It we make that move, It will 1983 school board Chairm an James H State University star, who now mate named Nixon, Ford, Rea­ yearbook from Wapakoneta, Highland Park School and the Southern New England Telephone Greg Fortin, who has coached the Marshall told the group "We ll be plays tor the National Basketball gan or Elvis. said. Unruly fans have caused be left to the Ayatollah Khomeini Lottary Ohio, with Nell Armstrong pic­ to decide It America becomes Co. town soccer and baseball teams, working on It I con assure you of Association's Los Angeles Lak­ A yearbook signed by Elvis violence at other stops on the John Llmberger, 17, of 180 Pine St., pleaded guilty Wednesday tured, sold for 8175. Involved In war." — Sen, Alan was among 10 parents at the board that," ers, when he returns to his alma Presley sold at auction Thursday groups' tour. In Superior Court to two counts of third-degree burglary. He was CraastOR, D-Callt„ on President meeting. He said that school Marshall said the board would mater June 84. night for 11,800, according to the About 8,800 tickets had been Connecticut daily arrested on Dec. 8 with four other youths when police found about sold for the show and will be Reagan's plan to to put American maintenance workers have been take no action until after July 1. "You can't get 'em down off the auctioneer, Herman Darvick. Vitlting Oxford 110,000 of office equipment, including a computer and several unwilling to make Improvements to when two new members will lake 'The 1083 annual from Humes either refunded or accepted for flags on Kuwaiti ships and protect Thursday: 495 clouds," grouo leader Harry telephones. In a pile outside the offices of Visiting Nurse and playing fields their seals • y .: use tt the concert Is rescheduled them In the Persian Gulf, where MoRHer said this week of the High School In Memphis, Tenn., Play Four: 8904 Home Care Inc. of Manchester. "T h e re ’s got to be some commun­ School Superintendent Richard Albion teen agers, RoheH Chap- was inscribed, "Best luck to a Oxford, England, wilt attend this at another location, McLaughlin Iran and Iraq are waging war. Llmberger was later charged In connection with the Nov. 29 town's 180th anniversary celebra- said. ication between what the town Is E Packman said after the meeting ttiRR, 'Tela Lane, James "Slim " swell guy, Elvis," Darvick said. theft ot telephone equipment, valued at about 810,000, from two doing and what the school Isdolng,” that Increasing coaehlng stipends trucks behind the SNET building. Fortin said "if we work together, might be In older For the 1955-59 Manchastar HarakI Another youth charged in connection with the Dec. 8 burglary, we won’t be In the situation where school year, the stipend for the John Oshman, 10. of 21 Shady Lane, was found guilty in May of we’re kicked out of the league varsity baseball coaeh ranges from Comics Samplar U8P8 387-600 VOL. CVI, No. 816 third-degree burglary. He was given a IB-month suspended $1,354 to 81.615. depending on sentence with 30 months' probation. experience Also In May, Thomaa H. Shea, 18. of Ellington, pleaded guilty “It's something we’re going to 7 Publlthad dally sKcspi Bundsy uogatta third-degree burglary charges in connection with the two have'to study with regard to other and caHsln holldsyays by tha Man- For the Record WHATAOUV by Aly. 8T.T0 tor ona monin. 888.10 burglaries. Hla sentencing la acheduled June H . ehaatar Rubllthing C o , ia Bralnatd tor thraa montht, I4B.IO tor tlx school systems," Packm an said. In other business, Fleming pres­ RIaca. Manchaatar. Conn 0B040 monttw and 88* 40 tor ona yaar Jan Sayre, vice president of the Bacond claat poatafi paM at Banlor clUtan rataa and mall latac Manchester Garden Club, was ented a report on efforts at the high in thi* *pRc«, aamplm of "THAT m 6 A cm A T Manchaatar. Conn Rostmaslar: art avallabla on raquaat ECH8 student In Point workshop featured in a picture In Thursday's school to discourage smoking by n«w eomlca will b* prinitMf LtCTUmr ON THE Band addraii changas to tha To placa a clataltlad or dtsploy Manchester Herald The picture Manchaatar Harald. P.O Box SI1. aovantaaviTafii, or ni lapon a fiawa Brian DIBella, son ot Mr. and Mrs. Brian DiBella ot East showed 1.99 (ailed to produce documenU sought in pretrial proceedings and gave health Issues. AIDS projects and research. Can give you unlimited When you buy a book of 10 movie coupons Dr. Frederick O. 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J u ftt 12. »W7 V ^./W oM in B ritf iron Lady’ wins i OPINION Qo«lz calM a *dark tpirif NEW YORK — B rnhard Goetz was a "dark spirit” In the grip third straight term of "a Mind, self-righteoas, volcanic fury,” when he shot four “’Voang men on a subway train, a proneentor said In summing up By MorcuE Bllofen tenure this century. 8 Inspector I’M MoT I'LL oRPER For ALL the attempted-mnrder ease against Goetz. The Aseocloted Press The election portrayed a Britain B Jack ’1 t’s ngly, It’s coldblooded. It’s savage. It shonld sound alien to deeply divided between its prosper-' a Vo t in g . ME oF US. WE’LL HAVE you,” Assistant District Attorney Gregory Waples told the Jury LONDON — Britons elected ous SMth. where the Tories scored n ’Thursday, nearly seven weeks after he opened the trial with a Margaret Thatcher prime minister a near shutout, and the n e it h e r . Andcraon unemployment-stricken North R carries out THE incompetent poop similar condemnation of Goetz’s actions. for a third straight term, handing a The Jury was expected to begin deliberating today after her a strong parliamentary major­ where Neil Kinnock's Labor Party instructions from the Judge, state S^rem e Court Justice Stephen ity to pursue her goals of demolish­ gained strongly at the Conserva­ B ide o graft tives' expense. a AND A S F . Crane. ing British socialism and updating fi Goetz, 39, an electronics technician, has been charged with the country's nuclear arsenal. Any hope of a bridling force his threat The contrasting sentiments in­ a attempted murder, assault, reckless endangerment and emerging between the two hostile e weapons violations In the case, which has raised questions about spired by the prospect of up to five blocs vanished as the centrist n -5s how far citizens may go to defend themselves. more years of Britain’s "Iron Alliance of the Liberals and Social A Alwyn Broderson. Coventry’s assistant PLO’s Arafat On Wednesday, defense attorney Barry Slotnick summed up Lady” were evident, with the Democrats failed to win more seats building inspector, made good his threat to his case, portraying Goetz as a vl<^m who saw that Troy Canty, pro-Tory Daily Express headlining and some of their top figuresdid not n Barry Allen, James Ramseur and Darrell Cabey were about to "SUPERMAG” and her foes yel­ get elected. cl resign this week. rob him, and shot them first on Dec. 22, 19M. ling "fascist scum” at her. "I think what we are witnessing is d reconciles Less than five hours after polling an even greater abyss of division After putting up with what he termed Waples argued that the four l9-year-olds were too shrewd to rob stations closed following Thurs­ a Goetz In plain view of other passengers. than that which we witnessed "harassment” from town officials, a lack of day’s general election, official previously.” Kinnock told suppor­ staff and a mountain of paperwork. results confirmed that the 61-year- ters at his constituency in his native Broderson. 77. called it quits. with Syria Last words: Vathsr be fishing* old grocer’s daughter. Europe’s Wales J first woman prime minister, was m s c r m h With her husband Denis beside It wasn’t as though he didn’t yell loud ^ M £ W WASHINGTON - Yaslr Arafat, the bristly ANGOLA, La. — A swaggering Jimmy Glass said he’d "rather also the first in 161 years to win be fishing’ ’ before being executed In the electric chair early today three consecutive terms. her at party headquarters. enough that he needed help. In March, he took Palestine Liberation Organization chieftain, has With 595 of the 650 seats In the Thatcher exulted; "It is wonderful been given an ultimatum he can’t refuse: He has for the shooting deaths of a bound and gagged couple in 1982. on the responsibility of the full department Glass, the third Louisiana Inmate executed in five days, was House of Commons declared. to be entrusted with the govern­ after Building Inspector John Wilnauer had to r \ been told to make up with his archenemy, Syrian Thatcher's Conservative Party ment of this country, this great President Hafez Assad — and he’s doing it. pronounced dead at 12:14 a.m., eight minutes after the first of held 348 to 225 for the socialist country, once again.” leave the job because of an injury. What makes the rapprochement all the more four, 15-second Jolts of electricity was administered, said Labor Party and 16 for the centrist London financial markets. Invig­ Corrections Commissioner C. Hall Phelps. Alliance of the Liberal and Social orated by eight years of pro­ When he took over. Broderson warned the bizarre is the source of the pressure on Arafat: The 25-year-old high school dropout went to his death after the Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, with the Democratic parties. Minor parties business Conservative govern­ U Town Council that he needed help badly and U.S. Supreme Court rejected an appeal without comment formidable backing of the Soviet Union. Hussein held the other six seats. ment, for the first time stayed open he might leave unless the new Thursday evening. The high court also had refused to stop With the remaining results ex­ overnight in expectation of another himself is a longstanding enemy of Assad, yet he’s ; Louisiana executions on Sunday and ’Tuesday. Tory win. hoping to draw fresh sewer-avoidance construction inspector, the one who ordered Arafat to get along with the pected this afternoon. 'Thatcher Gilbert Sass, was put under his direct Glass grinned as he was strapped into the chair. Asked stood for the moment with a Investment from the Far East. R Syrian dictator. moments earlier if he had a final statement, he said, "Yeah, I majority of 100. down from her Dealers reported gains, though supervision. It was Assad-supported Palestinians who split AF p h oto h think I’d rather be fishing.” 144-seat majority in the 1983 elec­ small, for government .stocks and g the PLO four years ago and tried to assassinate He appeared to mouth the word "hi” In the direction of Bossier tion, but more than sufficient to the British pound. Margaret Thatcher waves Thursday as she arrives back at 'The Town Council, it appears, tried to make Arafat in the process. But Arafat will cozy up to the guarantee stable Tory rule. I,abor could take heart from the the best of a bad situation. Before Broderson § T e/n ’67 ' Parish District Attorney Henry Brown, who was seated in the 10 Downing Street to start a new five-year term as t< ■'bocw Miw hated Assad, in deference both to Iraq and to the witnesses’ chamber behind a window. Later the prosecutor said, In January, she will have served percentage gafhs it made through­ N F voiced his complaints in March, the council M L W g ).K ILA 'It Soviets, who are too powerful to turn down. "I don’t think he saw me.” for 8'A years, the longest unbroken out the country. Britain’s Prime Minister. B had decided that Sass would work under the The l^vlet strategy, according to intelligence t( supervision of the new sewer plant operator. reports, Is to create a united, pro-Soviet, Arab front Cl Washington Wire against Israel. Dukakis outlines AIDS policy However, a council member later said Sass At Soviet prompting, the Palestine National ir BOSTON — Gov. Michael 8. Dukakis on Thursday announced NRC rejects Seabrook license request cl would be assigned to the building department. Council, the PLO’s "parilament-in-exile,” met an ambitious AIDS public education program aimed at reaching What apparently happened was that Sass from April 20 to 26 in Algeria and achieved stunning >very household in the state. Bv Christopher Callahan l.lSO-megawatt reactorat Spercent evacuated quickly and safely in an women and children living in How Ted got Jesse’s goat progress toward unity. At the previous meeting "Prevention and education are our two most Important and The Associated Press of full power. emergency, the utility submitted Massachusetts communities near was assigned to the building department on a more than two years ago, Syrian-supported radical ' effective strategies,” Dukakis said at a news conference. "If you In another matter Thursday, the its own evacuation plans. the plant.” Dukakis said. part-time basis, devoting only 15 hours a week factions boycotted the council. start mandating these things, the folks you want are going to be WASHINGTON - Seabrook nu­ NRC denied a request from the "It looked like a plan put together Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D- W to the job. By Lee Gould Armstrong, asking Boren to puzzled when the same speaker driven away.” clear power plant officials say they Long Island Lighting Co. to In­ too quickly." said Zech. adding that Mass.. also praised the decision, cl The Associated Press yield the floor, said. "I have an could make so many good points THIS TIME they not only showed up, but Dukakis, who is seeking the Democratic presidential will submit new evacuation blue­ crease operating power at the the commissioners did not review It saying. "It appears that wiser tf The building department’s problems may uneasy feeling that I may have starting out and then fall into such actually reunited with Arafat’s more moderate nomination, said he was proud of Massachusetts’ early prints for the Massachusetts com­ Shoreham nuclear plant on Long In detail. heads are prevailing and the ai M be directly linked to the tremendous building WASHINGTON - A Senate talked to the same senator error os he proceeds ” elements. There were occasions when the commitment to spending state funds on AIDS research and munities near the New Hampshire Island to 25 percent. The commis­ Another commissioner who voted message that we conveyed In the reactor following the Nuclear Reg­ sion said there had not been enough against Seabrook. James K. Assel- 1970s is finally being heard.” boom in Coventry in the last two years, and debate over campaign finance because I think I have heard the □ □ □ rapprochement seemed doomed, but each time the criticized the Reagan administration for spending too little and for relying too heavily on mandatory testing. ulatory Commission’s latest ref­ time to conduct hearings on the stlne. said the panel rejected the 81 the resulting "boom” in work for the building reform the other day revealed at same story, that he did not want to Soviet ambassador to Algeria. Vasily Taratuta. request. plan because New Hampshire During the 1970s. Seabrook was P go home and look the voters In the The Senate Judiciary Commit­ The education plan announced by the governor Includes; usal to gr.nni the plant a low-power department. least one member of Congrc.‘;. making such personal revelations is an indicator of A consequence of Hart’s destruction has been to opportunity for blackmail. Starter OeranlHms 7 A computer-enhanced X-ray scan media power and the uses to which it is put. embolden newspapers and television to expose the Prior to Hart the respectable media would not oCBittle’s head revealed a skull GERANIUMS$199 A p r * sex lives of prominent non-politicians. The first touch a sex story involving a prominent person fracture and the blood clot, which Red-White-Pink X SINCE NEWSPAPERS and television put on the victim Is the Rev. Jim Bakker. The well-publicised unless it got on the public record through a divorce ^anrlipslrr Hrralft ware not related to the fire, said H/*I7** Hart peep show, no politician who hasn’t worn a and much beleaguered founder of television’s action, an arrest or some other event that changed Hlletpas. chastity belt since his or her ISth birthday can feel gaudiest Christ-o-rama (or is it a Jesu-thon?) has private sex into a public concern. Only after Founded In 1M1 Fire Marshal Larry Agee and Whitham Nursery BEDDING PLANT6 undergone a crucifixion himself from the drunken Congressman Wilbur Mills had created a Hietpas said they did not know how sup^ hanqinq $T95 FMvntat - SiM* • MHttaMi safe. Unfortunately, only a few are in position to do PENNY M SIEPEERT ...... P u W liM r th$ oxygen hose became detached. Roiile 6, Bolton — 6 13-7802 gonad-seeking elements in our mass media. The scene with his mistress in a park and had been DOUGLAS A BEVINS . Extcullv* Editor Spac/af f u c h s i a s VEQETABU PLANTS what Barney Frank did. Married homosexuais or A ^e said the fire was not under ■ | « ||| lH LMhiH - Temelew - wwHv press, but television especially, lent itself to being stopped by police did the m ^ ia run with the story. ADELEM ANGLE ...... Nowi Editor bisexuals really cannot, even if they don’t have ALEXANDER OIBELLI. . AmocIMo Editor investigation, but he would talk Open Daily anti Sundav K.W. tn 5;.'U) P.M. children; given that antagonism toward lesbians the vehicle for Bakker’s enemies laying bare the The Teddy Kennedy scandal only made it to the wi|h the hospital about safety may be greater than it is toward gays, it would be yucky little man’s sex life. front pages after the senator had left the scene of DENISE A ROBEBTS...... Advortitino DIroctor pr^edures. Bush 6 Cllmt>9r$ In bud Abloom courting a terminal career crash for them to go an accident in which a woman companion had been MARK F ABRAITIS ...... BudflOM Mtneeor PRE-HART, if Jerry Falwell had said that Jim killed. But now we have a new day — one In which SHELDON COHEN...... Coorpoilrto Mdnooof Haile Selassie, the former Ethio- R O SE S *7 » » . Newest Varieties public. Barney Frank’s being a Democrat also ROBERT H HUBBARD...... ProMroom Mwtaeor r plsin emperor, died in 1978. He was Bakker was gay, no newspaper or television the right to know Is subordinate to the right to peep JEANNE G FROMERTH...... C IroilM lon Mwweer gave him a bit of an edge. His party has been 13.; markedly less savage toward homosexuality. network would have touched it. Now, it’s as and pant. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 12.13S7 - 9 i - m Anam m 'm nAta rM n. jmtt n. \m (jbituariem Contra, Hart scandals boost business for agency SPORTS ( • v T h Aw Hahn'S one night wHh television graphers descended upon her after her Identity was revealed. "She tUrfurtt J. thmtn. W. 4V TIm AeMcfofMl Freee evangelM Jim Bokkor M i to the i was scarsd and nervoas." unraveling of Ms empire. let f*:v M 0 In the aftermath, Erickson McLCAN, Vn. - With Fawe Half tm r PDflM lii m m w g 0 ^ Coi aa a friend and Donna Rice as a moat wfth the 3P-year-ofd Rice of served as Hall’s band-holder, Celtics have hope after Game 5 victory the wM the wMeir ef Miftee C. guarding her and sneakhig her ent Heiieen. client, ’M da Erickeon and her M iam i, Fla ., Erickson talks often I talent agency are doing a booming wfth Half, her friend for the past six through back doors when she bad to the wee hen hi flew Yerli Otjr, Or Howard Uimon But after cutting that to 8-2 wHIi a can’t use that as an excuse Leading 133-33 with 3:23 left In an business these days. years. avoid pfiotograpbers. ft. 9. on Mrech tt, IWZendhedheen TBo Aseoefofad Prase 123-IDS romp Thursday nfgfrt, they anymore." Game 4 Tuesday night, Boston M( ‘T m not a hot-shot New York or Atthoogh Erickson represented While Han resumes her soerstar- e Menoheetef reeWent tor K e y e n . saM they are better prepared to 'That Is a distinct possibility committed three turnovers and lost (in Los Angeles talent agency, but I do Hail when the government secre­ ial work. Rice is back BefoK retiring, ehe wee enwioyed RORTON — The Boston team beat the Lakera at The Forum than Sunday In Game 6 of the best-of- 137-133. On Thuraday night, the < care about people who get into this tary modeled part time, the two are pharmaceuticals, Erickson ee e iegel eecretery et the Phoenix returning to Los Angeles isn’t the they were in the first two gaiiMe. seven aeries when the Lakers get Ceftics led ISS-IS with six minutes roi situation,’' Erickson said’Thursday Just social friends, oftenchattingon Rice was paid about 14,333 for fnenrenoe Co., ffertoni, end eleo same battered bunch that got run "1 expect a lot better effort out of their second opportunity to win left and got ISof the next 17polnts to He in an Interview at her house Just the telephone. telling her story to a magashw, but worfced tor eeverel inenrence egen- out of town taat week. That glvea the us in Los Angeles this tim e," said their ISth NBA title and fourth of go ahead 113-33 with 2:87 tltl outside Washington. Hall, 29, is thrilled that she is she "has no money," Erickson said. dee In Mendieeter. the wee e Ceftics hope for a seemingly guard Danny Ainge, who sparked the decade. If needed, a seventh remaining. 1 Erickson, 34, recently signed an On the other hand, Lynn Ar- member of the Americen Legion through wHh two days of grilling by hopeless task. Boston wHh five 3-polnt field goals. game will be played ’Tuesday night. "Th e y aren’t going to do what agreement to represent Rice in lawmakers on the congressional mandt. Rice's friend who Joined her A uxilieiy Poet lea. ’11m Ceftica have loat afx atrslght "W e had one day off and one day also at The Forum . they did the other night two times In future projects, such as articles, Iran-Contra committees who for a Washington weekend wHb the ie earvived by e eon, John K. road gamea, Including Laker routs to prepare going into the finals. We ’The Ceftics outplayed the Lakers a row ," Worthy said. photo layouts, television spots and wanted to know shout her work asa Hart, has sold pictures for thou­ Heneenof Olaetonbary; two grand- by 12 and 13 polirtt In the first two should havetbreedays to prepare," In winning two of three games In "A lot of people probably think possibly a book. personal secretaiy for Lt. Col. sands of dollars, Erickson said. children, Martin Haneen and An­ games of the NBA champlonsMp Ceftica Coach K.C. Jones said. Boston, where the Celtics are 14-3 In now that we were lucky to win one Oliver L, North, formerly of the "She (Rice) was trying to take drea Clancey, both of Mancfieeter; "I view myself as more a series. They are trying to become "Going to the finals with one day their last SS games. But Los here." Scott said. "B ut we accomp­ protector," Erickson said, adding National Security Council. Hall the dignified approach and not and three great-grandchildren. the first team to survive a 2-1 deficit preparation spells disaster. But If Angeles Is 44-4 this season on its lished what we set out to do" \>y that her top concerns are making testified under a grant of Immunity monopolize on H, and what happens The funeral ia Saturday at 1 p.m. In the finale. we go out there and get blown out, I home court and has to win Just one capturing a victory on the oppo­ sure Rice isn’t exploited and that from prosecution. Is her friends are making money off at the Holmea Puneral Home. 400 of a possible two games there to nent’s home court. she maintains her emotlonalhealth "Th e first thing she is going to do her," Erickson said. Main tt. Burial will he in Eait take the title. In the wake of revelations last Is clean her room," Erickson said. Devastated by the ordeal. Rice Cemetery. Calling houre are today "W e wanted to win, but we’ve got Los Angeles took Its last lead. J month aboitt a liaison with former Hall, who lives with her parents has lost weight and had a cold, fever from a to 4 p.m. and 7 to 0 p.m two games at home." Lakersguard 31-30, on two foul shots by Kareem Colorado 9en. Gary Hart. ’The story In Fairfax (bounty, Va., has turned and a sore throat since the Hart Magic Johnson said. "It wasn’t a Abdul-Jabbar with 10; 17 left In the prompted Hart to drop out of the down scores of offers to pose for episode broke. As Rice considers A do-or-dle situation. We’ve been second quarter. Boston got the last Marlon Homa 1988 Democratic presidential race. photographs, returning Instead to her future, Erickson is encouraging playing well out in L.A . On Sunday eight points of the period,1od,l Including ‘T m more concerned with her her Job as a Defense Department her to return to acting, her chosen Pi Marion (Williama) Horne. 03, of we are going to win." a 40-foot 3-pointer by Ainge at the emotional and mental health," secretary. profession. Eaet Hartford, formerly of Man- "M aybe (by) Just getting back to buzzer to take a 68-43 lead. ’The Erickson said, describing a part of Before her televised Capitol Hill But first. Rice wants to tell her 94 cheater and Hartford. d M Wednes­ AO plwlo ’The Forum our players will re­ Lakera hit Just 33 percent of their PI her business as "crisis manage­ appearance. Hall spent three weeks side of the story, probably to day at Manchester Memorial Hos­ member what It’s tike to play Laker field goal attempts In the first half. Ml ment" — advising instant celebri­ visiting a girlfriend In Paris, Now, Barbara Walters on the A B C-’TV K\ pital. She was the widow of James basketball." Los Angeles Coach The Celtics Increased their lead ties on how to protect their she hopes her life will settle down, show ’’23.20." to A. Horne. Tricia Erickion llatens to a question during an interview Pat Riley said. to 90-77, their biggest of the game, U Of interests. Erickson said. Rice won’t subject herself to an Born In New Britain, she lived After seeing It for five games, the at the end of the third quarter, in mi in her McLean, Va„ home Thursday. With Fawn Hall as a "Th is all happened since Fawn, "She’s shy and doesn’t like a Interview unless she feels up to it, 40 most of her life in Hartford. \ Celtics are more confident that they which Ainge hit four of five 3-point Jessica (Hahn) and Donna," Erick­ whole lot of attention,” Erickson Erickson said. She is survived by a son, James friend and Donna Rice as a client, Erickson and her talent can handle that style, which em­ shots. Twice In (he final period the son said. She considered contacting said of her friend, recalling the Home of Bolton; a sister. Ann agency are doing a booming business these days. phasizes a relentless fasi break. Hahn, but hasn’t followed through. anguish Hail felt when photo­ Lakers came within eight points of Morrell of Tam pa. Fla.; and a \ In addition, center Robert Parish the lead, the last on Abdul-Jabbar's grandson. James Home II. re and forward Kevin McHale don’t sky hook that made the score 103-98. do A private funeral will be held seem as limited by their foot Then Dennis Johnson had eight an today at the John F . Tierney injuries as they were earlier In the points In Boston’s 13-4 run. Boston's Larry Bird has Inside position on Los Angeles' Of Funeral Home. 213 W. Center St. Reagan urges Gorbachev to remove Berlin Wall playoffs "AInge’s 3-pointers seemed to Michael Cooper (21) and gets off a shot In N de Burial will be in Northwood Ceme­ "In Game 1.1 don’t think we were come at the right times." Magic tery in Hartford. There are no second-quarter action Thursday night at Boston Garden. Conttaiaed from page 1 issues. upon ordinary men and women the West German Chancellor Helmut the day, he was to fly home to there, physically or mentally” Johnson sold. "W e’d make a move w calling hours. Among other things, Reagan will of a totalitarian state. The Celtics won, 123-108, to keep HBA Championship Kohl Joined Reagan In the call to Washington, ending a 10-day, Celtics backup center Greg Kite and he’d hit one." ( Memorial donations may be dramatic remarks at Gorbachev, suggested that Berlin — East and The anti-American demonstra­ tear down the Berlin Wall. 10,133-mile Journey, said. "We Just weren’t ready for "They were so concerned with us series alive. 11- made to a charity of the donor’s the Krem lin leader with whom he Is West — be the site of a future tions were about three miles from "N o one In Europe has more The president hailed West Berlin them pushing the ball up so quick. underneath that I was Just spotting Je choice. trying to settle an arms pact and Olympic Games. the gate where Reagan was to Id Interest in the reduction of East- as a city of culture and prosperity, We made some strides In Game 2. up at the three-point line and letting Jlr whom Europeans responding to a It was Just after midnight on Aug. speak. A large area around the gate West conflict than we Germans, resurrected from the rubble of and since then 1 think we’ve been in It go," Ainge said. "If you’re open, home court." Riley said of the hitting its outside shots and drop­ Pv ChariM F. Vinton# recent poll said was more of a 13, 1941 when thousands of East was barricaded to prevent any of and among us, the Berliners," Kohl World War II. a better flow and rhythm We feel the 3-point shot Is not that difficult ” Celtics, who are trying to become ping back quickly on defense. To peacemaker than Reagan. German soldiers and militiamen the demonstrators from getting the first repeat champions since the "Out there, we have to be more Charles F . Vintone. 71, of South said In remarks prepared for "In the communist world, we see comfortable going out there. All five Boston starters, led by "General Secretary Gorbachev, began unrolling barbed wire and within a mile of the president. "W e’re looking forward to the 1909 Boston team. "They have a lot aggressive," Bird said. "We can’t Ni Windsor, died Wednesday at Man­ delivery at the gate. failure, technological backward­ Dennis Johnson’s 28 points, scored If you seek peace, if you seek installing concrete blocks around A sign on the Berlin Wall next 44 mlniilefi (of basketball) to of pride” give them anything because If they chester Memorial Hospital. He was "A wall, a barbed wire and orders ness, declining standards of health, at least 21. Larry Bird had 23, I prosperity for the Soviet Union and the perimeter of the western proclaimed, "Hello world. Wel­ see If we can ndon, and Manchester?. Our community can KOI Saturday. June 20, should not be missed. Twosome in Central Park In New York on April 28 of witness a world-class event with impending state II after an average of 6.2 years, while Award from Denise Conkling of the Hartford County Soil Wt ^ ^ ^ NOTICE The highlighted event of the rejuvenated Manchester this year. Donoghue was a close second to Maree In the significance for an entry (ee of 12, whereas an event widowers remarry after an aver­ and Water Conservation District. Community College New England Relays will be the Jim Tierney COf age of 3.7 years. Dm# to I phoN# comptny orror, th# tallowing listing 1800 at Princeton University last month. Donoghue is such as the McCormIck/ComFed Mile, if run in Inaugural running of the Christie McCormIck/ComFed aiming for the 1800 at the T A C (The Athletics Europe, would draw a crowd of at least 10,000 and be e In general, divorced persons ______wns omlttod In tho plwnn book. Invitational Mile. The winner, if he breaks four plo marry at far higher rates than do THE AMRAttAOORI QUARTET Congress) Championships in San Jose, Calif., the week charged 120 to watch. Noi minutes, will receive a TAC trust award of $1000. Po^ single persona, and both divorced — A first reunion after 33 years Herald Sports Writer after the MCC Relays. Donoghue will obviously be in DR. LOREN J. SCHNEIDER In attempt to produce the first sub four-minute mile top shape for Manchester. This year, which marks the 12th edition of the 7 Jot end single people m arry at higher PonyTMtT — Querist ministered extensi­ ever run in Connecticut, the Relays’ committee, Relays, was — at the outset — considered the pivotal th i soot ankli The two other sub four-minute mllers In the field of rates than widowed ones. DisaAsaa a aunainv os a vely In IS ststss 1961-1964 headed by long-time Thanksgiving Day Road Race year for the survival of the event dqe to poor • Average age at first marriage during Bible College days eight are both graduates of St. Joseph’s University In • ADULT 3 CHILORIN'8 300T AILMINT8 Director and first-year Relays’ Director Jim Balcome, Philadelphia. Jim Norris. 24. who placed sixth in the attendance and participation in recent history. It Is continued the Increase that has — All members are presently OniyFivs-ln-One... • DIABETICS, ARTHRITIS 3 POOR OIRCULATION has assembled a propitious field which should set Manchester Road Race In 1060, has run a 3:80 mile, and truly a wonder that the Relays, not only was given new been under way In recent years, ministers of the Qospel • BUNIONS, HAMMER TOES, HEEL PAIN, ETC. history In Manchester a week from tomorrow. is touring Europe this summer with other New Balance life by Balcome and Manchester High track coach reaching 23.1 for brides and 28.7 (or *YlMr Round IMil Comfort Syitoin • DISEASES OP THE SKIN — Quertel members Include: A. Topping the list of auspicious mllers In the field Is Track Club members. Steve Ave, a 1960 All-American George Suitor, but will present a peerless spectacle in bridegrooms. Donald Quetafeon, K.L. Qus- Two other graduates of Villanova. Gerry O ’ReJlly (a • SPORTS MEDICINE Ireland’s Eamonn Coghlan. the world record-holder of In the 1800, has also run a 3:89. the McCormIck/ComFed Mile. This all happened In the tafson, Joseph Vltallo, Hol­ 3; 84 mller) and Ross Donoghue (a 8:88 m iler). should • POOT S ANKLE INJURIES the indoor mile (3:49.78) and three-time winner of the Charlie Breagy. who has won the Relays’ lOK road space of a year! It is a tribute to the entire Relays’ land Qerhari, Jr. give Coghlan a major test. O’Reilly, a 1987 Vllanova f r l M i frOods (YHumkMIw i!r Dshumidlfiss ^ • POOT GROWTHS (SfUM, wAme, TUMoas, bto.» 'thanksgiving Day Road Race (1981-83). Coghlan, 34, race (this year will be a four-m ller), has Indicated that committee. — Also, Rev. Robert Krempels, has been diligently training for the World Track and grad, placed fifth in the 1800 meters NCAA Division I TOI 'Roll j ( (Ml lANI' • LATEST SURGICAL TECHNIQUE he will try and be the ‘rabbit’ and set a proper pace A gathering of such athletes as those entered in the 4 Planlat Field Championships to be held In Rome beginning the Championships in Baton Rouge. La , last Saturday. out through the first half mile In order to break the McCormIck/ComFed Mile can only be a springboard tAruADAr A tvtmua houa» a v a il a m • ¥roAKMtN9 ooMsswsAnoM oasis last week of August. Coghlan. a 1076 Villanova ‘O ’Reilly. 23, ran a 3:38.6, approximately a 3:80 mile. ttwaatwofts siim bawi oat enviable barrier of four minutes (or the mile — the for bigger and better things (or the future of the Relays. Tho, OSTERLUND REFRIGERATION CALVARY CHURCH University graduate, has aspired to compete In the O'Reilly defeated Coghlan last summer in the mile at latexite golden event in track and field. The K ris tie McCormick/ComFed Mile should not be the Jumbo Elliott Invitational at Villanova. O’Reilly |b o c MI*.| o m v i WAY 400 OMSkiMi N . 0. WlnOssr 10.000 meters in Rome and. ultimately, the same event 37 Frtnch Rd., Bolton • 649-2655 Msne. 646-5153 was second behind Sydney Maree, former world- It Is amazing to think of the international venues missed. TTIT)()U(;is 483 Middle Turnpike W„ Manchester K. L OnstilMn. Pm Im In the 1388 Summer Olympics in Seoul. South Korea. sen I t - M A N C m s r t K W E R A L D . F rid a y. J m i l t m MAWCHggTBB HEWAtP. Friday. Jtme It. IttT- IJ Cooney feels ifs his time to be heavyweight champ Title game ‘gravy’ for East % i ea icfM/Yttr Jr. rounds in he iMDs. yet has earned* Athletic Control Board is not around the country. On Wednesday, TIM Pf9f» champlofi by the IBF, which Chaplin in the second, then knocked reported II I million, most of H in recognising it as a title fight. Only the telecast was cancelled at the stripped Spinks of the title for out EMdie Gregg hi the first in May this decade. commissions from Plorlda and the M.MNi-seat Joe Louis Arena at refusing to agree to a mandatory IMS. ATLANTIC CTTY. N. J. - "I Jort "f want to be heavyweight District of Columbia are. Detroit after fewer than M tickets defense against Tlucker. Cboney blames injury and family fMl H'« my time." nys Gerry Meets East Haven at 1 p.m. at Muzzy Field champion of the world and nothing " T o me this is good for boxing." reportedly were sold. problems for his inactivity. Cooney. Cooney, who win be i l on Aug. M, is going to stop m e." Cooney saidT Cooney said. " It shows that boxing blasted his way to the forefront of " I ’m ready to g o ." Cooney said guessed it, 3-2. is not being monopoiised, that this While Cooney might not be the heavywei^ division in IMO Thursday at a news conference. By Jim T i«rn * v day, said. "H e ’s a natural athlete. know very little about them." East His critic* say he’s wasted time Promoter Botch Lewis is billing is a free country." recognized as champion in many HvraUI Sports Writer "Maybe history can repeat It­ ne'e the catalyst. He’s a true Haven last won a state baseball and that a ios* to Michael Spinks on and ISSI by stopping Jim m y Young Monday’s scheduled is-roond bout " It isn’t the alphabets that (piarters should he win, a victory " I think he’s an underrated self." Penders said. As far as competitor." No matter the out­ champlOfMhIp In 1983. Monday night would be the end of in the fourth round, knocking out as being for the heavyweight matter to me." Spinks said. "It’s would establish him again as a heavyweight," Cooney said of the The real preesure is over, accord­ East’s competition, the Easties of come of Saturday’* contest, it irill Pender* compared thf* year’s time for him as a flghter. Bon Lyle in the first and knocking ciMiip t onshtp even though the the people” major attraction. It also would set 30-year-old Spinks, who has a M-0 ing 10 East Catholic baseball Coach East Haven, Penders doesn’t know be the end of an era. Riggs ha*been team with hi* champitmsbip clid> In Cooney has fought Just seven out Ken Norton in M seconds. WBC. World Boxing Association But while the IS,0Ml>plus-seat up a major-money match between record, withMknockouts. Cooney’s Jim Pendera, as he readies his IS-S loo much. "They (East Haven) are on the team lor lour years, and the 1933. "Defensively, we’re compara­ rounds since he lost to La rry However, since he was stopped In and International Boxing federa­ Atlantic City Convention Hall is Cooney and unbeaten Mike ’Tyson, mark is M-1, with knockouts. Eagle contingent for the aass L a very aggressive team." he said. previous four years, his brother. ble," he said. "(B u t) If I coached Holmes In a World Bkncing Council the ISth round by Holmes, he has 24 tion do not recognise It as a title expected to be full, people haven’t who is recognized as champion by fomht just three times. "He beat Holmes (for the IB P championship tilt against East Penders noted that East Haven’s Jell (now playing for Seton Hall another 80 year*. I ’d never get title bid on June 11,1M2. match. been rushing to but tickets at the WBC and WBA. He knocked out Philip Brown in title)," Cooney said. " I just think Haven High (18-S) Saturday at I lineup included eight right-handed University), was on the Eagle another offensive club like 1933. ’’ If He has fought only a total of M Even the New Jersey State closed-circuit television locations Tony Tucker is recognized as the fourth round and George I ’m better." p.m. at Muzzy Field In Bristol. batters, a fact relevant to Penders’ roster. there is a knock against this year’s East defeated Maloney High of pitching assignment, gophomore East Haven, a member of the dub. it Is tbdr weak bats at times. Meriden. 3-2. Wednesday night at Kevin Greene, the Eagles’ No. 1 Housatonic League. Is coached by The Eagles don’t possess an over­ Muzzy Field In an ll-inning pitcher, has thrown all three Michael Ludbello. In his fourth powering lineup and must rely on pressure-cooker. East Haven ad­ tourney outings. Either sophomore year as varsity coach and 18th in solid pitching and defense. vanced to the title game with a 1^3 southpaw Marc Manglafico (B-2) or the Eastle program, Ludbello has Senior Kevin Lawrence, who did win over Bunnell of Stratford at junior right-hander Pat Merritt five people in his lineup with at least not play Wednesday due to a puffed SCOREBOARD Quigley Stadium In New Haven. (4-2) will get the starting nod. a .380 batting average. East Haven muscle In his back, Is possible for "This (the championship game) Penders said If Greene Is willing, he is led by two-time All-Stater Steve Saturday. Junior Rob Stanford, is gra vy." Penders, the 19th-year could be utilized In relief duty. Criskuollo, who Is presently 9-for-l 1 who filled In for Lawrence at l r m l M N i 4 Eagle mentor, said. "It sriil be This will be the first ever meeting In tourney action. Other key figures shortstop Wednesday had the S oftlian Littlc League Baeebafl more relaxed than the semifinal between the two schools In base­ Include Dom Acqanilo (.430), Gabe game-winning hit and played a sp o r t sc a r d I ATLANTA CINCINNATI G olf especially after coming off a ball. In 1930, the Eagle basketball Santarcangelo (.300) with four stellar defensive game. Senior Kris iB r B B ! O B rllM victory like ours." team lost to East Haven In the Class homers). and John Kikosicki (.367). DeRoehn. who Is playing his first O James cf 4 0 3 3 T Jones If 4 1 311 Penders has been In two previous Lsemifinals. East Haven went on to "We play in a very good Housa­ OberkfiSb 3 1 1 0 Larkins* 4 1 33 1 year of varsity hall, is another Psgaiil Amriean Amarlean Laagua alaniflnga O l^ ry 1b 4010 EDovIscf ,4 . 0 1 1 0 WaHehaatar flolf Sm t m championship games. In 1975 win the championship. tonic League." Ludbello said. "We Eagle threat In the lineup. Fo r the DMrphy rf 40 11 Porker rf 4 0 10 (Class M ) and 1933 (Class L) The 'The Eagles are led by their have some good ball dubs In our R^d Conduction defeated Keith amount of injuries the Eagles have Army and Navy ran its Imgretsive Grlffevlf 4 3 3 1 Bell 3b 3000 Eagles won both of them. A All-State second baseman senior league. I am surprised we came keoltV/11-V/Thursdoy night ot Pogonl record to 13-1 with a 7-t victory over Easf Dlvlsleti AThomses 3 100 Esoskv lb 4 000 HARRISON, N.Y. — Flrsf-round Mere* sustained this year (everyone has Field. Glen Dubois led Reed with three OIRosa Cleaners Thursday nlgtit at W L Pet. OB Virgil c 3 3 10 BDMnc 4 110 Thursdoy In fiw 1400400 Westchesfer favorable omen for East could be Kevin Riggs. Currently hatting this far.” Ludbello noted that been Injured at least once), it Is a blngles svhlle Jim McGovern, Scott Waddell Field. Jason Marston went the Tororrto 37 30 ,444 — Hubbrdlb 3013 DCncpclb 1130 CtoMic plaved on fhe 4,749-vord, por-71 the fact that the last extra-inning 460. Riggs will break the Eagle Kvodoe, Mike Adame, and Tim Sullivan New York 35 34 .M 3 Westchester Country Club court*: Hereld photo by Tuoker senior right-hander Fred Peters wonder what East has distonce on the mound for ABN. Peter MeWImsp 30 10 Power p 3000 affair for the Eagles In state eoch had two hits. For Keith, Tom Hayes hod two hits and Dave OHbert Milwaukee 31 34 .544 5 Hallph 1000 Sfllwtl ph 1000 Sandy Lvi* single-season batting average will likely get the starting pitching accomplished. Griswold, Tony McFoil, Keith Ray­ three RBis for the winners. Brian Oetrott 34 37 .511 7 Gorberp 00 0 0 Scherrerp 0 000 Inning win over WIlby High in the Daniel* ph 1000 "There’s no question that Riggs Ludbelllo said. "O u r defense has we had talent. I was concerned Wesf Division T o M t 14 411 4 Te M s M 4 M 4 ^ e Reid the Class L title game Saturday against East Haven High 1978 state tournament, also In the Is our leader," Penders, who won been good the last half of the about our experience. A lot of ktds W oiM fl‘1 Rn NiNsnil W L Pet. OB Doug Tewell Minnesota 33 34 .553 — Corf Byrum at Muzzy Field In Brictol at 1 p.m. semifinal round. And the score, you his 240lh career victory Wednes- season” As far as the Eagles. "I have pitched In." Century 31/Llndsey Real Estate The Lawyers outlasted Morlerty Kansas City 30 34 .534 1 m g s - 4 routed Gorman Insurance, 33-7, Thurs­ g* VffdftVIwTI Dove Elchelberger Brothers, 17-10, Thursday night ot Ooklond 30 37 .534 V/t Tim Norris day night at Charter Oak. Shari Holland Leber Field. The Lawyers scored 10 Seattle 34 30 .443 V/t Game WInnIne RBII — ______Hubbarda .... Ilf.' and Sue Rodgers hod two hits each while E— OMurphy, Porker. DF— Atlanta 1. Mike Donald runs In the fourth and fifth Innings. Ben Collfornia 37 33 .450 5'/i T.C. Chen Oenise Welch doubled for the Realtors. Howroyd doubled and singled end John Texas 34 31 .D4 4Gymnastics vaulted past Boston at Detroit, 3:30 p.m. ra Open In April. Harry Taylor 3512-71 followed a first-round team total of Diego Padres. Wawa outlasted Wolff-Zockln, 17-14, Minnesota at Chicago, 7 p.m. NEW YORK The Americon League Kenny Knox the bases and Chris Speier's RBI Trash-Away, 7-4, at Robertson Pork, Thursday night ot Hlghlond Pork 1535-71 " I don't think about that." Downs Mllwouker at New York, 7:35 p.m. balloting leaders through June lOforthe■■■ hefith___ Tom Garner 3 53 8- 71 297 with a 2M Thursday to stand al grounder produced the only run. Kent Smith hod three hits while Steve School. Mike Beeenty and Matt Dennis All-Star Gome, to be played July 14 at the said of the few runs the Giants get Dumond and Chuck Lankford had two Toronto at Baltimore, 4 p.m. Ted Lehmann 3537— 73 ll-over-par SH7. homered while Trevor Frenette and Californio at Kansas City, 4:05 p.m. Oakland Coliseum: AkI Omochl Astros 1, Dodgsrs 0 kits eoch. For Trafh -A w av, Joy McCon- Seth Luntha played well defensively for Brewara B, Tlgara 6 37-15-73 Oklahoma Slate, second to Wake him. "We scored a run and I was Ooklond at Texas, 4:35 p.m. Cafdter* John McComith 37-35-73 vllle ond Pete Lombardo hod three hits Wawa. Maff Lavatorl and P.J. Cornog 1, Terry Kennedy, Baltimore, 340,113. 3, fortunate enough to hold them Jim Deshales and two Houston opiece while Jeff Nelson homered end ClevelorKl at Seethe, 10:05 p.m. Buddy Gardner 37-15-73 Forest a year ago and ranked No.l were the bit hitters while Josh Robinson Sundgy’s Gomes Rick Dempsey, Cleveland, 143A45.3, Ernie Charles Bolling down” relievers teamed on a four-hitter singled, and Pete Dean and Bill Chudtik and Norman Small played well on the MILWAUKBB DETROIT 3515- 73 in the national coaches' poll, Milwaukee at New York, 1:30 p.m. Whitt, Toronte, 134,455. 4, Butch Bill Sander 3 53 4- 73 Downs. 8-2. struck out six and each hod two hits, Horry Cammeyer defensive end for the losers. Obrhbl abrhW Wynegar, California, ia5,3M. 5, matched that figure with dally that pinned the hard-luck loss on homered. Boston ot Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Felder cf 4 15 3 Whitakr 2b 5 110 Chip Beck 9 5 3 5 -n walked four. He escaped two Toronto et Balhmore, 3:05 p.m. Monnngrf Don Slouaht, Texas, *5,403.4, Mlketteofh, Frank Conner 3 5 1 5 -n scores of 29S and 289 on Ihe Valenzuela In Los Angeles. Standings: Gibson's Gym 4-1, Man­ 3 3 10 DaEvnsIb 3 3 11 Dji^olf ,BS^J7.7, BUI Schroeder, Milwaukee, bases-loaded jams early in the chester Police Union 5-3, Deon Mochine Minnesota at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. ■ Cooperdh 4 0 10 Gibson If 5 0 3 1 Bruce Soultby 3537— 73 7.104-yard, par-72 Scarlet layout. Deshales. 8-2. allowed four hits In California at Kansas City, 3:35 p.m. 73,942. 4, Ed H*am, Kansas City, 454)53. 4- 3, Wininger's Gymnostics 3-4, LM Gill Deer If 3 0 0 0 Tromml ss 5 0 2 1 The University of Hartford Is in game and then induced Randy 6 1-3 innings and won his third 3-4, PM Construction 3-4, Trosh-Awoy Cleveland at at Seattle, 4:35 p.m. Braggs rf 3 1 0 0 Nokesc 5 0 10 LP8A Mayflower acorea Ready to ground Into a game­ Oakland at Texas, 7:05 p.m. Brock 1b 1, Don Mattingly, New York, 359444. 3, 23rd place In the team standings straight decision. Larry Andersen 3-S, Manchester Oil Heat 3-5. Rec so ccer 3 10 0 ^e rld n rf 4 0 10 Wally Joyner, California, 174,109. 3, EddI* Surhoff 1b 00 0 0 Grubb dh 3 111 with a total of 913 Tim Petrovichad ending double play with runners on worked the next 1 2-3 Innings and JPacIrk 3b Murray, Baltimore, 124475. 4, Dree first and third. Niks 3 3 11 Lemon cf 3 111 Brock, Milwaukee, 94415.5, Kevin Seltzer, INDIANAPOLIS — First-round scores a second-day 73 for a two-round Dave Smith closed forhis 12th save. National League atandinga JCostlll 3b 10 13 Brokns 3b 4 0 10 Thursday In the 5350,000 LP G A May­ "He pitches well In those kind of Schroedr c Kontos City, 18,209.4, Bill Buckner, BoHon, total of 151. John Parsons (78) Is al Valenzuela, 8-S, lost for the third Paa Waa 4 0 12 M,377. ^ Wiill* Upshaw, Toronto, 47435. 8, flower Classic plaved on the par-73, , J.M . Grinding nipped Allied Printing, Oonlnr 2b 4 0 0 1 4,155yard Country Club of Indlanopolit; 1.53 and Jerry Kelly (78) Is at 1.54, situations. He pitches well In time in a row. He gave up seven hits 5- 4, at Nike Field. Kevin Kelley, Doug Sveum ss 4 1 1 0 Kent HrbM , Mlnnesota,44,914. almost all situations." Giants Man­ Leonard. John DeAngells, and Dan Jets 0, Patriots 0. Best oivMen Deb Richard 3 5 3 3 ^ Glen Day of Oklahoma, a junior in his fourth complete game. Mustangs 4 (Barrett Ouagllo 3, Jason W L Pet. GB Tefols 35 411 4 Totals 17 511 5 Lenore Muraoko 3535—47 ager Roger Craig said. JeskI had two blngles each to lead the 1, Lou Whitaker, Detroit, 202,457. 2, transfer from the University of The Astros scored In the third winners. For Allied, Scott Green hod Russo 3), Oilers 0. St. Louis 35 31 .435 — Frank White, Kansas City, 1*4,542. 3, Colleen Walker 3531— 47 Chicago 33 35 . 549 3 Milwaukee 010 001 n s -o Cathy (Jerring 3534— 47 Mississippi, shared the Individual In other games on a limited NL when Billy Hatcher hit a ground- two hits. Including a triple. Detroit Willie Randolph, New York, 1774)55. 4, Junior girls Montreol 30 37 .524 SVi 001 100 401-4 Jim Gantner, Milwaukee, 104,932.5, Marty Susie Bernlng 37-31— 48 lead with Walker Cup player Len schedule. Houston beat Los Angeles rule double, stole third and came New York 39 34 .509 4'/j Gome Winning RBI — Schroeder (1). Barrett, Boston, 94,457. 4, Steve Lombar- Penny Pulz 3535— 48 1-0 and Atlanta defeated Cincinnati Ric Phllodelphia 37 34 .491 7'/: DP— Milwaukee 1, Detroit 2. LOB— Lisa Young 3535— 44 Mattiace of Wake Forest. home as Glenn Davis grounded a Bruins 3 ( Shouno Brown, Jess Skoog), donl, Minnesota, 40,794. 7, AAark 6-4 Pittsburgh 35 31 .444 10 Milwaukee 14, Detroit 9. 2B— Whitoker, McLemore, California, 49,244. 4. Rick ^Stw^son 3534-4* Both players carded rounds of 73 single off Valenzuela's glove. Nelson Frelghtway routed derailed Red Sox 1 (Shira Springer). west DIvislen Brookens, JPoclorek, Gibson. 3B— Betsy King 1535-49 Downs. 25 broke Into the major ^.Bogles 1 (Jellene LaRocuae), Row­ Burleson, Baltimore, 54,442. after opening rounds of 70 to standv Postol Express, 7-4, ot Nike Field. Steve W L Pet. GB Felder. HR— Grubb (1), Lemon (7), DoE- Third Basemen Rosie Jones 3534— 49 leagues last July with San Fran­ BravM 6, Rads 4 Smyth, Tom Trotton, Jim Aeferen, Bob dies 1 (Missy Jolly). Cincinnati 33 34 .559 — vons (4). SB— Felder (3). S— Monnlng. Cindy Rarick 3 5 S I4 9 at 1-under-par 143. ^ 1, Wade Boggs, Boston, 3S4,729. 2, cisco and went 4-4 with d good 2.78 Gene Garber became the sixth Bradshaw, and Jon Neumeth hod two San Froncisco 33 34 .559 — George Brett, Kansas City, 237,913. 3, PottlRIao 3534-49 One shot hack at even-par 144 hits each for Nelson while Dave Krinlak Junior Houston 30 24 .517 3'/> Kim Bauer 3534— 49 earned run average. The Giants major leaguer to reach 200 career Mllwauk.. "* Roy Knight, Baltimore, 94,977. 4, Doug came Steve Schnelter of Brigham and Bob Judd hod two blngles apiece In Atlanta 39 30 .493 4 DeCInces, California, 91475.5, Paul Molltor, ^rta Flgyeros-Gotti-_ -3534M9 AP photo however, scored only 24 runs In his saves and Glenn Hubbard's two-run defeat. Cyclones 3 (Chorlle Trombly, Nino Los Angeles 24 31 .475 5 Wegmon W,45 4 4 4 4 3 2 Marlene Floyd 3535— 49 Young. Dudley Hart of Florida and Milwaukee, 44,744. 4, Gary GaettI, 14 starts. double broke a 4-4 tie In the eighth Phonlthasack, Poul Comer), Rangers 7 San Diego 15 44 .744 19 Boslo S,2 3 3 1110 Minnesota, 43,091. 7, Larry Parrish, Pam Allen 31-3S— 49 Barry Fabyan of Wake Forest. (Eric Bevan, Bill Flanagan). Thursday's Gomes Defrell Susan Sanders 3535— 70 Downs’ first victory this season inning at Cincinnati. Dusty Texas, 47,734. 8, Mike Pogllarulo, New Fabyan, a native of Columbus, Toronto shortstop Tony Fernandez play during fourth-inning action Thurs­ Diplomats 3 (Angel Cosme 3), Fury 1 Atlanta 4, Cincinnati 4 Robinson 5 5 3 3 4 5 York, 43,545. Shelley Hamlin 3535— 70 was a three-hll. 1-0 victory overSan Garber preserved the victory (Matt WelnickI). Houston 1, Los Angeles 0 King L,34 1 2-3 2 3 3 2 0 AAortha Foyer 3535— 70 fired the day's low round, a 4-under leaps over Eddie Murray of the Orioles day night at Memorial Stadium in A rm y ond Novy shut out Word Shortstops Diego. One of his two losses this with two scoreless innings of Monufocturlne. 10-0, at Ktentv Field. Son Francisco 1, San Diego 0 Madden 1 1 2 2 3 0 1, col Ripken, Baltimore, 501A40. 3, Kothryn Young 3535—70 68. while Schnelter had a 74 and after forcing him at second base and Baltimore. The Blue Jays won, 8-6. Ruii Benevidet and John Rooui each Only games scheduled Henneman 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 Tony Fernondez, Toronto, 133,740. 3, Dick Jonet Anderson 3535— 71 year was a 1-0 defeat against two-hit relief. Rollle Fingers is the Thurmond 1 2 Hart a 72 had two hits and two R B it for A rm y and Fridov's Gomes 0 0 1 0 Schofield, Californio, 44,5S0. 4, Alan Donna Coponl 37-34— 71 throwing to first to complete a double Pittsburgh. He Is tied with Boston’s all-time save leader with 341. Bruce Atlanta (Mahler 3-7) at Cincinnati JRoblnson pitched to 2 batters In the Laurl Peterson 3535— 71 At 1-over 145 through 36 holes Novy. For Word's, Bob Froet and Jeff 4th. Trammell, Detroit, 83,158. 5, Buddy Bruce Hurst for the major-league Sutter. Rich Gossage. Dan Quisen- Warner hod two hits eoch. Rec basebaD (Reuss (M ), 7:35j ) Blancalana, Kansas City, 73,445. 4, M. J. Smith 3514— 71 come Zoran Zorkic of Houston. Philadelphia“ lelphlo (Rowley(ife 7-3) et Montreal HBP— Schroeder by King. Alfredo Griffin, Oakland, 54,315. 7, Scott Anne Kelly 353^71 lead In shutouts and is tied with Los berry and Sparky Lyle also have Umpires— Heme, Young; First, Kolser; Nolan Henke of Florida Stale. Tim A Cintral (Smith 33), 7:35 p.m Fletcher, Texas, 51,793. 8, Julio Franco, Beth Solomon 3535— 7)> Angeles' Fernando Valenzuela for gotten at least 200 saves. New York (Fernandez 7-3) at Pltts- Second, Joyce; Third, Shulock. Cleveland, 50490. Nancy Ledbetter 3537— 71 Fleming and Brian Walls of Okla­ burgh (Reuschel 4-3), 7:35 p.m. T-3 ;1 0 . A — 30,740. C ^ y Johnston 3535— 71 the N L lead with four complete Charlie Puleo won his first Nostlff Arms defeated Lothrop Insu­ Pony Outfielder* homa State. Robert Gamez, of Chicago (ASoyerAoyer 4-3) ot St. Louis 1,. Rickey Henderson, New York, Barb Mucha 3535—71 games. decision of the season in relief of rance, 13-4, at Flttoerold Field. Joe (Forsch 4-3), 0:3*:35 p.m. Susie McAllister 3535— 71 Arizona and Robert Huxtable of Jays’ Bell takes a turn The Red Sox defeated the Braves, 7-3, 394,094. 3, Dove Winfield, New York, starter Larry McWilliams. Chetelot each had three hits for Nassitf Houston (Rvaiyah. 35) . at - LosLot Angeles National Laagua raaulta Connie ChlllemI 3533— 71 Eric Show and Lance McCullers while Dave Solesky, Ken Bdvier, and In Pony League action at Cheney Tech. 243,948 . 3, Kirby Puckett, Minnesota, host Ohio Stole The Braves took the lead when Steve Bugnockl pitched tour shutout (Welch 4-3), 10:35 p.m. 339415. 4, Bo Jackson, Kansas City, Muffin Spencer-Devlln 3535— 71 combined on a three-hitter and Paul Frenette each homered and Son Diego (Whitson 44) at San Francisco Jane Geddes 37.34— 7) Al 2-over I4B were NCAA Division Ken Griffey, who had three hits. singled. Tom Crockett hod two hits In Innings and had a two-run double while 191445. 5, Jim Rice, Boston, 144474. 4, retired the last 17 San i'rancisco (LaCoss 42), 10:35 p.m. Aatroa 10, Dodgora 0 Jesse Barfield, Toronto, 143,347. 7, Rob Debbie Hall 1535— 71 III medalist Pal Welshan of defeat. Jason Oatway hpd three hits and Marc Saiurdov's Gomos Amy Alcott 3537-73 batters in a losing effort. Show. 2-8. Including a solo home run. opened Sears played well defensively for the Deer, Milwaukee, 157,191. 8, George Bell, Callfornla-Son Diego, Chris Little the eighth with a single against Rob winners. For the Braves, Eben Plese Chlcogo at St. Louis, 3:20 p.m. Toronto, 154499. 9, Pet* Incaviglla, Sally Quinlan 3535— 73 gave up three hits in six innings. San Diego at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. HOUSTON LOS ANGELS Mlssle BerteottI 17-35— 73 of Arkansas, Tom m y Tolies of in teeing off on Orioles ChirlBr Oik played well. Texas, 123,944. 10, Robin Yount, Mllwau- "E ric pitched a great game. Murphy. 3-2. Griffey stole second. Atlanta at Cincinnati, 7:05 p.m. o b rh b l Obrhbl ke*jI1i,949.11, Willie Wilson, Kansas City, Patty Sheehan 3535— 73 Georgia. Doug Wherry of Texas-EI The Orioles defeated the Tigers, 7-4, Hotcher cf What more can you ask a starting Andres Thomas walked and Ozzle Elmore Association trimmed CBT, Thursday night at Cheney. Steve Mon- New York at Pllti^ur(ih, 7:05 p.m. 3 13 0 Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 109,573. 12, Brian Downing, Californio, Deedee Roberts 3535— 72 Paso. Greg Lesher of Louisiana 13-3, at FIttgerald Field. Joe Murphy Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 pitcher to do?" McCullers said. Virgil sacrificed, setting up Hub­ tle pitched well and had two hits for the CJcksn 3b 108,144. 13, Jose Canseco, Oakland, tS'"'. ''‘(•Hi. 37-35-73 Stale, Todd Franks of Texas and no big deal That's part of Ihe hod three hits while Gary Whitaker nod Orioles while Merrick Folkowskl and Houston at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m. 3 0 0 0 Guerrer If 10 0 0 104,748.14. Dwight Evans, Boston, 104441.15, Adele Lukken 39-33— 73 By Gordon Beard The host Giant' ran their record bard's double into the right-field two hits. Including a homer for Emore's Sunday's Oomes Andersnp 0 0 0 0 MHtchrrf 4 0 10 Lynn Stroney 1537— 73 Michael Bradley of Oklahoma game” Shannon Brimer also played well. For Garner ph Lloyd Moseby, Toronto, 89,133. 14,Fred The Associated Press to 7-0 against San I ’lcgo this season corner. while Jack McCormack and Carl the Tigers, Andy Buccino and Rob Philadelphiahla qt( Montreal, 1:35 p.m. 1000 Stubbs 1b 4 0 0 0 Lynn, Baltimore, 88,245. Robin Walton 3534— 73 Ripken said the Importance of the Stanek also had two hit each. Cliff New York ot Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. DSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Trevino c 3 0 0 0 MIm I* McDeorge 3539-73 State. AL Roundup with the help of a gift run. Barry Larkin. In a 5for-82 slump OstunI played well. pitch In a one-run game not Hassett had two hits for CBT. Atlanta at Cincinnati, 3:15 p.m. GDavIs lb 4 0 11 Homltn 3b 3 0 10 Cindy Hill 17-35— 73 Behind the lop two In the team B A L TIM O R E — The opposition With one out in the third. Matt for the Reds, hit a three-run homer Chicago at St. Louis, 3:15 p.m. Bossrf 4 0 2 0 Londrx ph 10 0 0 Am y Benz 3537— 73 standings come Oklahoma, third friistrallon over the losing streak, Cruz If is having a grand time at Memorial Williams hit a fly ball that center that capped a four-run second. Colt Houston at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m. 4 0 0 0 Andesn ss 3 0 3 0 Terry-Jo Myers 3534-72 has given the Blue Jays a three- caused him to complain. A E iit Son Diego at San l^anclsco, 4:05 p.m. Ashbyc 4 0 0 0 Valensia p 3 0 0 0 Patty Jordan 3535— 73 with 590 strokes: Arkansas, fourth Stadium this week. ^Columbia defeated Manchester, 1-3, Then ss 3 0 10 Sandra Palmer 3534— 73 with ,594: Houston Baptist, fifth with game lead over second-place New "O ur club had just battled back to Standings; Brand Rex 7-1, Manches­ Thursday at Morlarty Field. Shane Desholesp 3 0 10 Laurie RInker 3537—73 ter Medical Supply A-3, Gentle Touch Amarlean Laagua raaulta Transactions 595: Ohio Stole, sixth with 597: On Wednesday. Ellis Burks and York within one run and I didn’t want a Olblln pitched a one-hitter for Columbia Walling 3b 0 0 00 Alice Rltzman 1537— 73 "In this division, you can never low pitch called a strike,” Ripken Bosworth softening stance, Cor Wosh 4-4, JC Penney 4-4, Cummings and slammed two doubles while Tony To M s n 1 7 1 Tetals 19 8 4 0 Penny Hammel 3537—73 Houston, seventh with 598: Louisi­ Marty Barrett hit grand slams in Insurance 3-4, Jones Landscaping 1-77 Castogna added two blngles. Eric BluaJayaR.OrlolaaD Cindy ngg^urrler 3535-73 ana Slate and Texas-EI Paso, tied Boston’s 15-4 victory over the have a big enough lead." Mulliniks said, "That was an Important pitch. Rasmus collected the lone Manchester Houston 40) 404 4*4-1 Mary Beth Zimmerman 3535— 73 for eighth with at .599: and UCLA, Orioles Thursday night, it was said. "In 1985, we were in ahead of If ll'sa ball, the pitcher has tobrlng hit. assrisr Sandra Spuzich 3534— 73 says he would go to Tampa TORONTO BALTIMORI Gam* Winning RBI — G~DbvlV(5)r Linda Hunt 3535— 72 inth with 601 George Bell’s turn the Yankees with about five or six Ihe next pitch up. Tha i’s why I got obrhbl CLEVELAND INDIAhK^SIgned Wil­ weeks to go, and we didn't elimi­ hoi." trh b l E— Valenzuela. LOB— Houston 11, Los liam NarleskI, Everodo Mogallones, and Following Friday morning's Bell hit a grand slam and a solo By The Associated Press hold just 43 of the 406 available' Little Mies Femndt ss 5 3 3 0 Lacy rf 4 0 10 » — Holcher, B au SB— Hatcher nate them until the nexl-to-last day The argument became even less Mulinks 3b 3 13 0 Lynncf 4 1 1 1 (21), Guerrero (3). S— Anderson, Valenzu­ Robert Rogers, shortstops, Sam Ferrettt, Mazda Senlora tournamant third round, the field will be cut to homer, driving in six runs to pace team logo tags for No. I Gruber 3b 13 ela, Walling. second baseman, and Kevin Beorse, (3arza the low 20 teams and tics, or those of the season. academic when Kelly Gruber ho­ NEW YORK - The NFL's 11 Ripken ss 4 1 1 0 Guillermo, David Harwell, Thomos visiting Toronto to a 7-6 decision Bosworth's Interests seem to be B asketball Barfield cf 4 1 0 1 Murrey 1b 4 0 10 H R BR BB SO over the Orioles and tie a club "We've had good pitching and mered for Toronto In the ninth, supplemental draft. also known this GBell If Kramer, and Steven Olln, pitchers. P O N TE VEDRA, Fla. — First-round within 10 shots of third place. The based on the New York and Los LIttli Mlinoftbill 5 3 3 4 Sheets If 4 1 1 0 Houtten scores Thursdoy In fhe 8400JI0O Mazda defense, and George has been sealing a I2lh loss in 13 games for Upshaw 1b 3 0 10 Knight 3b 4 1 1 1 Oeshale* W,5-2 41-3 4 O 0 4 3 MINNESOTA TWINS-SIgned Terry Individual list will be cut to the low record with their ninth consecutive year as the Brian Bosworth lottery, Angeles media markets plus Bos- McGrffdh Jorgenson, outfielder, Mike Mathlot, Senior Toumoment Plovers Championship unconscious." Mulliniks said of the Orioles. In Little Miss softball action Thurs­ 4 0 0 0 Kennedyc 4 1 1 1 Andersen 1 3-3 0 0 0 0 3 catcher, and Michael Anthony and Steve ployed on the par-73, 4434-yord Sawgross 25 players and ties, or those within victory. is surrounded by a central question worth’s desire to play middle day night at M artin School, Village Cuts Comea123,Lakora108 Whitt c 4 0 0 0 MYongdh 4 13 3 DSmIth S,13 I 0 0 0 0 1 Country Club's Oceanside course: Bell, who has a policy of not talking "It's tough, no question about II." — Is Bosworth serious when he says Leach rf 3 0 0 0 Scanlon, pitcher*. five shots of 15th place. Bell has hll seven home runs and linebacker in Philadelphia Coach routed C a r^ Factory, 3S-5; Fuss and Buiiesn 3b 3 0 10 Las Anssln Notional Lepsu* to the news media. Ripken said. "But we were out Mosebycf 0 0 0 0 Dwyer ph 1 00 0 Valenzioizio L,S-5 9 7 1 1 5 4 The 72-hole medal-ploy tourna­ driven in 18 runs in his last 10 he will play for just five of the Buddy Ryan’s "46" defense. 0 Nelli shut out Westown Pharmacy, LOS ANGELES D<50GERS— Signed Chi Chi Rodriguez 32^5-45 Bell hit a solo homer In the first, 11-0; Cborter Oak Vet nipped Nasstff L.A. LAKBRI OMI lorg3b 4 0 0 0 WP— Valenzuelo. Billy Maxwell ment will conclude Saturday games a streak that virtually there battling " league's 28 teams? But that appears not to be written Te M s I4 I4 S Don Oppormon, pitcher, ond will report to 3534-44 Arms, 13-1 It and Hour Glass Cleaners worthy 4-iy 00 13, Green S-10 0-1 10, Te M s M414* Umpires— Home, Quick; F1rst,C.WII- Great Falls of me Pioneer L e o ^ . Charles Ovens 353 4- 47 parallels Toronto’s surge to the top his fourth career grand slam in the In stone. outsluseed Manchester Sewing Ma­ Abdul-Jobbor S-311-313-311, 3-3 II, Scott 3-1004)7,3-10 04) 7, E. lloms; Second, KIbler; Third, Froem- MONTREAL EXPOS-Plac^ Floyd Miller Barber 3535- 4* fifth, and an RBI single made it 7-1 chine, 17-14. Johnson 1B314434,43*,M.ThempsanA4KMl1l, r “ ------mlng. T — 3:53. A-33,544. of the American League East. The Indications are that he isn't. Bosworth. who will hold a news Youmons, pitcher, on the ISdoy disabled Gay Brewer 3534- 44 In the seventh, finishing rookie Brvwert 8, Tlgtra 5 For Villose, Amy SIddons hod two Cooper 4-SIM) 10,), RRc a ^ s 1-300 UAcrtttwws 8* 8* S*=2 list. Gary Player It was the sixth two-homer game Bosworth, the All-America line- conference In New York after the Gome Winning RBI — Barfield (*). Mike Felder had five hits, includ­ rand slams ond o single while Down 0-11-31, i|nrek04HM)0,Branch»dM1.TetalsO» 00,l ryiW YORK METS-Flocod Wally Dick King of the season for Bell, who tops the John Habyan. 1-2. barker from Oklahoma who would selection, told the Orlando Sentinel ollows had two homers, Including a DP— Toronto 1. LOB— Toronto S, BaWt- Bockmon, second baseman, on the ISGay Arnold Palmer 3535- 49 Demons Begone Fred Lynn hit a solo homer In the ing a two-run triple and a single that rond slam, and a single. Helena B M 'l m c m ) moro 1. IB Fomondez, Upshaw, Mullln- Billy Casper major leagues with 23 homers and have been one of the first three Thursday that he would be willing r Iks, Knight. 3B— Fernandez. HR— OBell3 filantal.PadraaO disabled list retroactive to June 9. 3 53 4- 70 fourth for the Orioles, who phased started a three-run seventh-inning haponls homered and singled and M e ttle S-1S 40 13, Bird 7-11 B4 33, Optioned Tom Edens,pitcher, to Tidewoter Bob (Carlos 3 5 3 5 - 70 In Ohio Derby 60 RBI. The Orioles rallied for five picks in the regular draft, is the to play for Tam pa Bay. whose 28 Sara Bronelerl had two hits for Cuts. Parish 10-13 1-3 31, D. Johnson 11-33 04 35, (D ), Lynn (9), MYoung (5), Gruber (4). Denny Felton Joe Johnson, 3-5. with five runs In rally, as Milwaukee topped host ? SB— M o e ^ (13). of the Internottonol Uagu*. Recalled Jeff 1535-70 runs in the seventh Inning, hut fell chief prize In today's lottery-style tags are second to Houston, which Dorchelle Hutchins hod two hits tor AInge 7-110331, Kll*031-31, Slchtlngl-3003, SAN DIRGO SAN FRAN nnls, pitcher, from •ndewotor, Purchased Dole bouglos* 1535-70 Detroit. IP H R BR BB SO NORTH RANDALL, Ohio (AP) short and suffered their eighth fhe seventh draft, in which every team has a has 30 because it has the Rams’ Oirpet. For Fuss, Michelle Brown, 1-33-34, RobirlsOOOOO, Walton 1-104^ r h b l a b r h M the contract of Clint Hurdle, catcher- Lorry Mewry 3535-70 The Brewers trailed 4-3 entering Kerri Gallo, Sandra Hayward, and V l i i c ^ 01 33 3, Henry 01 OOO.Totols Flonnry 2b 4 0 3 0 Milner cf Bruce Crompton 3534-70 — Demons Begone will be making straight defeat. The final three runs scored on a chance al the first pick. JoJohnson W.3-5 S i ­ 3 0 10 outfielder, from Tidewoter. Signed choice as well as its own from the Becky Bromon oil had home runs. For Ready If 4 0 10 SpNer3b 3 0 0 1 . T S r ^ »!*«*•'•- ohd assigned him to Bill Johnston 3534- 71 his first start since Ihe Kentucky homer by Mike Young off reliever the seventh when Detroit reliever Tampa Bay. which had the first lk 4 4 0 3 Roland Stafford Toronto and Baltimore were tied trade involving quarterback Jim Weitown, Jennifer Bushey, Danielle Gwynnrf 2 0 0 0 Wlllark 1b 3 00 0 Lime Foils of the New York-Ponn 3 53 5- 71 Mark Elchhorn. Then Toronto Eric King walked in one run and hll pick in the regular draft, will have CoHlw, and Katie DeMarchl played 8 8 8 J t l8 Museeimn 0 3 3 3 0 0 Sleels rf 3 0 0 0 AWrete 1b Lee Elder 3 53 4- 71 Derby on Saturday and the colt will for second place In the A L East on Everett. Elchhom 1 3-3 1 0 0 0 3 0 00 0 Laagu*. Stoned Chris (^ n e ls , third a baiter to force In the lying run well. For Charter Oak, CorrI Montgo­ OPoInt sools Alnae 5, Cooper t Scott, E. Kruk lb 4 0 0 0 Midndoif 3 00 0 boseman, and assigned hlm lo Kingsport of Butch Baird 3537-71 run on Lasix In the *250,000 Ohio May 28. But now the Orioles are bullpen ace Tom Henke came In to 28 chances at the No. I pick. "People have speculated for Johnson. Bird. Fouled out— None. Henke S,11 1 1 0 0 0 3 J.C. Oodsl* Then, Morris Madden came In to mery, Corel Ppvne, and Amy Danoby Mllchll 3b 3 0 0 0 COavIs If 300 0 the Appalachian League. 1535-71 Derby. sixth. II games behind the first- notch his nth save while lowering Indianapolis, which was second. 27. months that all Brian Bosworth loved well. For Hour Gloss, Jesilco Rebounds L.A. Lakers SI (E . Johnson Sonhagoc 4 0 3 0 Melvin c 3 0 0 0 James Barber 17-35-73 his earned run average to 0.81 walk home a run and give the eubyor, Angelo Povelock and Jen •I, Boston S4 (McHole 14). AssIsts-L.A. HobvanL.1-3 43-3 * 7 7 3 3 Mock cf 4 0 10 Bill Collins Demons Begone, listed al 8-5 for place Blue Jays. down to one for the Super Bowl wants to do Is go play for a winning Wlllmson 31-3 1 1 1 0 3 Dejesusss 3 0 0 0 PHILADELPHIA PHILLES-SIgned 3 53 5- 73 Brewers a 6-5 lead. R-oveloek eot^ had three hits while Lakers 14 ( (E E . Johnson...... 13),..... Boston 33“ (D. “ Tmpitn ss 3 0 0 0 Yngbldph 1000 David Will**, second baseman, Jaime Walt Zembriski 17-15-73 the 53rd running of Ihe Ohio Derby, Elsewhere In the AL. Milwaukee Young’s homer pulled the Orioles champion New York Giants, one of team or one that is already Johnson 11). Total fouls— 4..A. Lakers 34, Museelmon pitched to 3batlers In Ihe7th. Showp Bob Bru* Juan Castillo’s eighth-inning sin­ ttsleo Yotf hod three hits tor Men- 20 00 wosngrib 0 00 0 Borrtoan, Brit bosenton, Jeff Scott, 3517— 73 will run from the No. 2 ijoslllon. beat Detroit 8-5 and Minnesota al within 7-6 and helped lead to the the five teams Bosworth says he established.'’ Bosworth told the BoshMi31.TeTechnlcals-Scelt. A— 144R). Salazar ph 1000 M W Im slb 1110 egtehe^p* Williams, outfielder, and Bob Bobby Nichols ejection of Baltimore Manager Cal gle drove home two more runs for HBP— Leach by Williamson. WP— McCllersn 000 0 Peter Thomson while Lost Code, at 4-1 will run Chicago was postponed because of prefers. Sentinel. "Th a t’s not true. 1 want to Dewntp 3 0 10 Britt, ouitlelder, and assigned them to UHca Ripken Sr the Brewers to offset Detroit NIAptaytNpMMri CMrtnzoh 1000 ot the Now York-Ponn L s o m . Gen* LIttler ^ ^ 7 1 from the No 3 spot. rain in the only other games There are three other players play for a team that, to me. Umpires Moms. Barnett; First, Kesc; T O M i M47* He was ejected after arguing a homers by John Grubb. Chet ',^Naj^)oj^Thlrd, Bremloan. Mill SAN FRANCISCO OIANTS-Blgned War. a 7-2 pick, will run from the scheduled vailahle in the draft, but Bosworth possesses a challenge. I ’ve sat R l d ^ Aldret* and James Cooper, Lemon and Darrell Evans. T—* outside spot In Ihe nine-horse field Toronto got hot at just about the strike call, on a 1-0 pitch, against "'is the only one who has excited any down and looked at It. Tam pa poses QMUAFIONSMIf outfielder*, Eric Gunderson and Brad " I try to slay aggressive," said Comstock, pitchers, and Stove Hecht, The post positions were drawn time Inter-division play began, with leadoff batter Cal Ripken Jr. In the interest, which is where the in­ that challenge” Felder, who spent five weeks with lla « o .T V B^PleeSrM II f ! — Spieleffl).*** ’ second boseman. C alcadar ’Hiursday three victories over New York and eighth Inning trigue comes in. Moreover, many teams Bosworth ” Wllltamt, M Je su s^ ARer ejecting Ripken. pl«fe Denver of the American Associa­ . JjOB— Son Diego 11, Son Demons Begone will be racing for four over Baltimore during the He and his agent. Gary Wichard. has shunned say they will take him G olf umpire Larry Barnett appeared to tion. "A lot of guys who don’t play 3B— MWIIIIoms. Sb — ismtoJ?S828£k‘i the first time since jockey Pat Day streak. But it wasn’t a conscious have written to 23 of the 28 teams, anyway It they get the chance, 4,Jjos Ahssiss W (41 CHICAGOAGO BBEARS-Anne a m —A nnounced retire­ lean over the shorter Ripken and regular will take a lot of pitches TODAY S A T U R D A Y pulled him up In Ihe Kentucky effort. saying that the linebacker would citing cases of players who signed H R BR BB SO ment of Roy Barley, o g u lp n ^ t manager. ^ Bgsebgtt the manager responded with a because they haven’t played: they 4 a.m. — Obit; Seniors Teui Lee Anaelw^^Reton"ljl Homed Gory Hoeger egutomont manager Derby because the horse was "We try not to worry about who prefer not to be drafted by them. with teams they said beforehand FIIm r e Chomplonship, ESPN want to look at some pitches. Mlimaahaui Waman 8hOwL,l4i!!!r 4 3 1 L'3 3 oito Tw tv Msdiln ossisiont ooulpment wiivfiipiafi bleeding from the nose. He was the we’re playing, but how we’re shove. The teams he and Wichard have they wouldn’t play for. That Hit 7;W a.m. — Brewers ot Vonksos, LosAnaeles 0 J " I don’t do that because I don’t N jm N O LI CLUB - Lonaest drive . i I -®o*t Cothollc^'*.”'fii'*f Haven, (at 5-2 favorite fn that race. playing." said Ranee Mulliniks "He knocked m y hat off and I got said they prefer are the New York includea two of the N P L ’a biggest MBMlS 11, IS, O TI V "'NeTYO R K GIANTS-Announcod the Muzzy Field, Bristol), 1 p.m. want to get behind in the count. I go (3rd hole)— Morron Herwont, Clesef to DpwntW3-3 * 7 V-^0 4 4 renremenl of Bd Ruttedg*, scout, and Ih* Owner John E. Anthony said "We just happened to get hot in our accused of bumping him ." Ripken Jets and Giants, the Loa Angeles defensive stars, Lawrence Taylor ttM Pin ( m hole) — Hoppy cess. Low _ gnfiplrei— Home. DeMuth; First, hiring ot Terry Bradwpy. said. "He was going to walk over up there swinging. ’Today, they Beaton ot Net— pqiwtA-MorvAsHthoTB-Hoppy Track Demons Begone will be treated division.” Rams and Raiders and the Phila­ of the Oianta and Kenny Easley of PITTSBURGH STEB LBRS-Wotved the top of me. evidently, but that’s were falling In for me” Cose. C-Mory Pomeroy. W felTSiJ**’'"' ” '*■ Lorry StottM, lines with Lasix prior to the Ohio Derby. The Toronto surge of 12 out of 13 delphia Eagles, who among them the Seattle Seahawka. Whalers with the of a good-sized forward, relegated to picking someBody they 'Tn poet ftan we wotM be "He would be my fln t pick,''saM •v Clif l« Dotif The first and second picka. In Crocker said that, as always, the order, belong to the Buffalo Sabres hope cm pisry and cootrlbafe in (he talkhif aboot Mmeone who coaM Crocker, srho arrived In DetroW The A tseciofetf P r * u Thursday, as dM team president Whalers win pick the best available and New Dovils while the ' tare. pfaw riglR aw af. TM t year we’re Je n ty and general manager Emile Fran­ talent. TMs year’s is a strong pod, Boston Bnrins sneaked up to third " R ’s Hke every other year In IBM (atiinf aboot tba tatora. We’re H AR TrO R D — T h «r may not get cis. ''P ierre Mutes swII, like dominated by defensemen, a posi­ by lotting the Vancouver Canucks' there are three to six d a y e n who loeking for someone who can help a cruet at the best player, bat the i ^ a i n . He's got great bands, like tion at which the Whalers are first'round pick. have the potential to step rtgBt hi, 08 two or three years down the Hartford Whalers hare a chance to Sylvain. Bat he's a little bit bigger perhaps strongest. m b elboors iritb the Natlonaf The Brains pick again, 14th, the others a rt Just praspects," line,'' Croeker aaM. anistant general manager Bob One player WBo won't be aroond and stronger than Sylvain. Hockey League’s elite teams at the foflowed by the Washington Capi­ "The defense (hi the draft) l o ^ All that jazz ''H e has the potential to be more tals. Winnipeg and Montreal Crocker said Thursday hi a tefe- by the thne the Whalers pick is it’s back of the drafting line. Jeta of a fswtor physically. Bat He’s so really solid,’’ Crocker said, "w e Canadians before Hartford gets a pnoae interview from his hotel own player Bylvain Torfoon’s By virtue of their best-ever yonof, yon can never really tell. wouldn't shy away from picking a chance. The Calgary Flames. Pbi- room in Detroit. oonger brother, P lem , a speedy, regular season record, the Whalers Hell bo trying to replace a Gil defenseman if we thought he was a ladelpMa flyers and Stanley The Whalers will pick lOth and SIgh-scortng 17-year-old center will choose IMh among 21 teams in Cap Perreault m Buffalo as an 18 year really good prospect. Our thinking champion Edmomon Oilers are the 98th, bat have ^ e n their third srho’s rated No. I by the NHL the 1927 NHL Draft Saturday at Joe old. He certain^ is the type of Is that we could always deal from a only teams hi back of the Whalers. choice, 84th overall, to the Chicago Central Scooting Bureau. If be isn't Manchester is no mecca, Louis Arena in Detroit — a far cry picked1 flrstI by the Boffalo Sabres, idayer you would build a franchise position of strength In the future. from the not-so-long-ago lean years Instead of choosing somebody Biackhawks as part of the deal that lie'ss's almostair sore to go second with aroaod though.'' We can always trade for something when they would regularly be they hope can play IntheNHLsoon, broaght defenseman Bill Gardner in February 1986. the New Jersey Devils. Ahhonyh Hartford is in obvious we’ re looking for." picking near the top. If not Immediately, the Whalers are but it’s gaining a reputation Sportm fn B r iw f Netmindere By Anita AA. Caldwell Hospital golf tournay sat July 15 in demand Herald Reporter Ask people where to go to hear The seventh annual Manchester Memorial Hospital Golf Jazz In Manchester, and many a Tournament, which benefits the hospital’s Development Fund, at draft? brow will be contorted. Even the will tee off on Wednesday, July IS, at Manchester Country Club. most chatty will be left The tournament has raised over |S0,S00 for the hospital’s speechless. Development Fund since the event began In 19S1. The By Ken Rappoport Though Manchester Isn’t a tournament will feature an afternoon of golf followed by dinner at The Associated Press the country club. mecca for Jazz, the town does Entry fee is 1100 and that Includes greens fees, carts, lunch and DETROIT — Ooaltenders usu­ draw Its share of enthusiastic dinner. Non-golfers are Invited to attend the dinner at |28. ally aren’t high picks In the NHL devotees. Cavey’s Restaurant on ’The field w ill be limited to 130. Those wishing to register should draft. But this year could be East Center Street has been a contact the pro shop at Manchester Country Club or Dr. Daniel different. popular spot for four years. The Hungry Tiger Cafe k Restaurant Purcell at his office at 116 E. Center St. Jimmy Waite, a highly-regarded on Charter Oak Street and the netminder from Chicoutimi of the Main Pub Restaurant Lounge Quebec Major Junior Hockey k on Main Street are new to the jazz Blazers In State Cup soccer final League, is on more than a few circuit, but they’ve had success. FAIRFIELD — The Manchester Soccer Club Blazers (boys 14 most-wanted lists as the 21 teams look ahead to Saturday's NHLdraft others haven’t, and It could be and under) will be in the CJSA State Cup final against at the Joe Louis Arena. because the jazz experiment Glastonbury Hartwell Stingray tonight at 0:30 at Fairfield didn’t last long enough. University. The Blazers earned the trip to the final with a 1-0 win One of the lists belongs to General HwiM pfioto by ainte over the Wallingford Blizzard last Saturday. Manager Lou Nanne of the Minne­ A jazz format has been part of sota North Stars, who will pick the Main Pub's Sunday night Record number taken In draft fourth In the draft. ManchoBter junior high track aquad lineup for about two months. "It's hard to Judge how much of "The most exciting thing for me NEW YORK — A record number of 1,263 amateur free agents an Impact a guy like Waite could T h t ManohMtsr Junior high boys' track Davey. Back row: Head Coach Stan and the most surprising has been were chosen in last week’s draft by major league baseball teams, make.” Nanne said. " It ’s easier to taam postad an unblamished 6-0 mark Bebyn, Andy SIwik, Jason Williams, the clientele's support of it,” pub the commissioner’s office announced. The previous record was compare skaters with other thia past saason and won tha Xavier Dave Qhabrial, Mike Castagna, Jona­ owner Glenn Beaulieu said. 1,162 draftees in 1067. skaters.” than Alpert, Pat Dwyer, Bill Schelde- The Kansas City Royals made the most selections, 74 In the 78 Track and Field Invitational, too. Team DISC JOCKFY Rob Guilmette, But Nanne likes the background rounds. Next were the Toronto Blue Jays with 71, and the New membere were (front row, from left): Dve man, Douang Hemmavah, Kevin Col- who was pliiying top 40 at the of this talented 6-foot. 163-pounder York Mets and the Cincinnati Reds with 61 each. Hoagland, Tim Chrlatensen, Mike lettl, Qreg Dunphy, Assistant Coach Main Pub two nights a week, who relies heavily on cat-like approached Beaulieu two months reflexes and dismisses the fact that Rusao, Dave Phillips, Shawn Nichols, Mark Rawlins. ago with the concept of jazz he was benched late during the Brian Blount, Eric Christensen, Chris recorded on compact disc. Beau­ Officials say McEnroe was hurt Quebec League playoffs. "H e’s 17. but he’s already played lieu said he’d give It a try. NEW YORK — Tennis officials announced that no additional so much hockey that being benched Guilmette.26. hasbeenaDJfor penalties would be levied against John McEnroe for leaving the really isn t going to hurt him in the eight years, playing mostly for court last month during a World Team Cup match In West draft.” Nanne said. "H e’s already Lyle sets Westchester pace weddings and parties He deve­ Germany. shown he’s going to be an excellent loped a respect for performance After Investigating the incident, the Men's International jazz and a sensitivity to the goaltender.” By Bob Oreen opening round at the 6.156-yard, Professional ’Tennis Council determined that a back injury Nanne said he considered Waite listener. The Associated Press par-72 Country Club of Indianapolis Htrtid ptioio by Tuokw prevented McEnroe from finishing his match against Milosiav in the same class with Edmonton’s Golf Roundup course. To the purist, once jazz is Mecir of Czechosiovakia. Grant Fuhr. who was the No. 8 pick HARRISON. N.Y. — Europeans Richard. No. 65 with 817.312 in recorded it Is no longer jazz. in 1961. Sandy Lyle and Seve Ballesteros official earnings, look the lead with Guilmette believes. Jazz Is an Pianist Charlie QigllottI and bassist Ed Jones perform at Cavey's on In addition to the draft, the Improvisatlonal art. and Is never took advantage of a familiar The group tied for fourth at 68 a 6-under-par 66 in a round that Friday and Saturday nights. UCLA, Tar Heel alumni to play weekend’s activities will also fea­ pairing and perfect weather tn set Included Doug Tewell, Jay Haas. Included seven birdies and one performed the same way twice. ture meetings by the league’s the pace In the first round of the Mike Reid and Mark Wiebe. bogey. But . Guilmette said, the clarity CHARLOTTE — It is being biiied as a celebration of the two Board of Governors, and a Hall of 1600,000 Westchester Classic. " I don’t come here Just to warm Tied with Muraoka at 67 were and crispness of the CD Is as close players have to go out of the area finest college basketball programs In the country. Fame induction dinner Monday "We’ve played together many up for the U.8. Open” next week. Colleen Walker and Cathy Gerring. as you can get to the live sound. Saturday nights with bassist Ed club was to offer It again.” North Carolina and UCLA alumni are scheduled to meet June night for 10 new members. times, both here and In Europe.” Ballesteros said. ” I also come to try "People are coming In not Jones. to find jobs. And many clubs, 28 at Pauley Pavilion In Los Angeles in a nationally televised This will mark the first time in Lyle, a Scotsman, said Thursday to win. knowing it’s jazz.” Guilmette unlike Cavey’s. don’t support the ROBERTA PECK VATER, a the league’s 70-year history that the "People love jazz in Manches­ musicians when they do feature professional jazz singer and game, officials with Jefferson-Pilot Teleproductions in Charlotte after shooting 68. one stroke better "But I must Improve from tee to Rodriguez blazing said of his Sunday night program. ter.” Gigliotti said. He believes draft has been held in the United green.” jazz, songwriter who teaches at MCC said Thursday. than Ballesteros, a Spaniard. "When people come up to me but his Cavey’s audience proves The game, to be televised by ABC, will honor former Bruins States. On Thursday, artifacts from ” I enjoy playing with Seve. I’m Jack NIcklaus also was looking PONTE VEDRA. Fla. (A P) - they don’t know what to request. and performs at Aide’s in Hart­ the Hockey Hall of Fame were put Chi Chi Rodriguez, winner of his there’s a strong commitment to Kate and Steve Cavagnaro are coach John Wooden and UNC’s Dean Smith. Wooden and Smith not awed, because we’ve played for Improvement — In a variety of I’ll ask them what their favorite ford. says many local jazz enthu­ on display In the United States for last four senior events and five of 10 jazz in town. His listeners request glad they made the commitment faced each other once, in the 1968 NCAA championship game. The together so often, and sometimes areas. NIcklaus. 47. who lists instrument is and play some­ siasts are forced to go out of town, the first time in NHL history. tournaments this year, is off to a the "good classics” such as to offer jazz at their restaurant. Bruins won 78-88. you respond to his good play with himself as semi-retired, struggled thing. They’ ll usually ask the ’ T m glad we stuck with It, even "Th ere are some staunch jazz On Saturday, the teams will go to a 6-over-par 77 that left him in blazing start In the $400,000 Senior Thelonius Monk. Ella Fitzgerald Among those who have said they will play for the Tar Heels are good play of your own.” name of what they heard.” though it took a while to get supporters in Manchester who I through 12 rounds and select 262 danger of missing the cut when the Tournament Players and Duke Ellington. Michael Jordan, James Worthy and Phil Ford. UCLA alumni Ballesteros, who ranks as Eu­ going.” Kate Cavagnaro said. suspect anticipate that they’re players. That draft will be followed rope’s leading player, agreed. field Is trimmed after today's Championship. Gigliotti also played for the going to have to go to other cities expected to play are Marques Johnson, KIkl Vandeweghe and for the first time by a supplemental He also is facetiously humble of BEAULIEU CONSIDERS ” It’s a welcome, happy change,” "It helps you play better when round. Three Penny Pub at the Parkade as well as in Hartford,” she said. Michael Warren, who went on from UCLA to star on T V ’s "H ill draft of North American college the record 7-under-par 65 he shot Guilmette and his jazz show a she said. you’ re with someone who Is playing a few years ago. but the manage­ Club owners don’t promote jazz Street Blues.” players. Thursday to take a one-stroke lead realasset. "Jazz Is not the normal well,” Ballesteros said after he and ment there decided to try some­ enough. Vater said. ” A new club While Americans made a strong Richard leads over Billy Maxwell going Into H irild ptiolo by Tuchar run-of-the mill music,” Beaulieu JAZZ HASN'T WORKED for all Lyle combined (or a best-ball 60. thing else. showing in last year's draft, this today's second round. said. "It gives something to the local club owners who have will use jazz to draw sophistica­ Lyle, like Ballesteros a former INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - A tion at the beginning of the Mets* Backman put on disabled list one figures to be largely dominated " I deserve these breaks because evfrybody. depending on how "To go with a jazz policy.” fried If. British Open champion, set the month away from the LPGA Tour, Rob Quilmette offors jazz on compact disc at the week.” she said. "But they don’t by players from the Canadian pace with his 6-under-par round I ’m a nice guy.” Rodriguez. 51. said progressive you get.” Gigliotti said, "you really have to NEW YORK — The New York Mets Thursday placed second working as a sales representative Main Pub on Sunday nights. For Tony Scarpace, owner of feature it, so It soon goes by the major Juniors, particularly in the that included five consecutive after shooting the lowest round In Guilmette hopes that clubs will hang in with it. baseman Wally Backman on the 18-day disabled list, retroactive six days a week, has given Lenore the Adams Mill Restaurant on board.” first round. birdies on the Westchester Country Muraoka new incentive toward her Senior TPC history. offer more jazz, live as well as "At Cavey’s, they’re sensitive to June 9, due to a pulled left hamstring. Adam Burt, a native of Detroit Adams Street, finding the musi­ "Jazz Is still the cultural Club course in suburban New York. game. recorded. "W e’re breaking new and supportive of good music.” Backman suffered the injury while beating out an Infield single who played defense for the North Rodriguez birdied six holes and cians was the main problem. stepchild In this country,” Vater "A good run,” Lyle said of the "It gives you a very new ground, and I ’d like to see other Gigliotti said. ” A club or restau­ eagled the par-S No 8 on the "M ost of them were good, but not said. "In other countries, people In the first inning of Monday’ s 4-2 loss to the Chicago Cubs. Bay Centennials of the Ontario burst of five birdies. "One of the perspective on the game.” Mu- clubs do it as w ell.” he .said. rant has to be patient while Hockey League, figures to be the 6.636-yard Oceanside course at Jazz is not the normal run-of-the many are in existence, and stand in line to hear jazz. In this Backman is hitting .260 with no home runs and 8 RBI. better days I ’ve had on the greens.” raoka said of the layoff. " I advise Another newcomer to jazz was developing a jazz following. Peo­ only American who will go in the Sawgrass Country Club. they’re very expensive,” he said. The Mets also optioned pitcher Tom Edens to Tidewater of the he understated after dropping that to anybody who feels like the Hungry Tiger. Co-owner Don ple who like jazz will travel a country. It’s not given the first round. Maxwell said his round may have mill music ... It gives something to Class AAA International League. Edens was 0-0 with a 6.78 birdie putts totaling 182 feet in they’ re burning out or is real Denley Jr said he had a jazz distance for it.” The Adams Mill has tried jazz priority.” Granby Bison center Pierre been his best as a senior. earned run average in two appearances for the Mets since being length. frustrated. Just go work six days a saxophone and flute duo. R.J. on and off over the last five years, Turgeon, one of several potential everybody, depending on how progres­ recalled in late May. He was 2-4 with a 2.70 ERA with Tidewater Ballesteros responded with some week. That will make you appre­ Charles Owens was another BASSIST ED JONES, who and Scarpace said he thinks his JAZZ CAN BE ELU SIVE, and first-round picks from the QMJHL. Saxx. performing at his club before the callup. scoring heroics of his own. He ciate golf.” stroke back at 67. with Miller accompanies Gigliotti at Ca­ customers would support jazz if like its characteristic element of is the top-rated choice by the NHL’s sive you get. f ? Tuesday nights through this past To fill the roster vacancies, the Mets recalled pitcher Jeff Innis chipped In from about 25 yards on Muraoka. No. 135 on this year's Barber and former Masters cham­ vey’ s, has seen Increased Interest he could find the musicians. Improvisation, It freely changes Central Scouting Bureau and seems winter. "They did very well for from Tidewater and purchased the contract of veteran the 16th and birdied tn for a 66 that money list with 12,566 In earnings, pion Gay Brewer at 68. and Gary In their music In the four years "W e did have jazz on Sunday style and form. almost certain to be the overall No. us.” he sold. " I t ’s a nice way to tied him for second with Loren was just one stroke off the pace set Player and two-time Senior TPC "Jazz styles are constantly utilityman Clint Hurdle from the Tides. 1 pick, by the Buffalo Sabres. — Pub owner Glenn Beaulieu spend an evening: it brought in a they’ve been performing there. nights about three years ago for Roberts. by Deb Richard after Thursday’s champion Arnold Palmer at 69. changing.” pianist Gigliotti said. "H e's clearly the best available nice crowd.” "W e’re seeing more people com­ about three or four months,” said talent." Edmonton Oilers chief R.J. Saxx stopped playing ing in just for the music.” Jones Joyce Sorenson, owner of the A musician may play the scout Barry Fraser said. "O f there for the summer, but Denley said, "and the response has been Three Penny Pub. "But it was not traditional Big Band sounds of Mets sign Redmen’t Terry Brote received very well.” Count Basie, the swing sounds of course, he’s just 17 and you can't Becker In form for Wimbledon expects to have the duo back improving." Jones, vice president of CIG­ Sunday nights weren’t very Oscar Peterson, or the Dixieland NEW YORK — Terry Brbss, the starting center for the St. really get in there and judge what’s again in the fall. ’’They’re nice in a 17-year-old's mind and how he’s fellas, and talented musicians.” NA’s Systems Division In Bloom­ active, and Sorensen thought jazz of Louis Armstrong. "Fusion,” a John’s basketball team, was signed Thursday by the New York Only one seed was eliminated by f f A club or restaurant has to be going to develop. But the skill level Bv Andrew Warshow well on grass after just two days.” field where he has been for 12 might bring more business. When contemporary combination of Mets as a pitcher but he will return to the Redmen for his senior an unseeded player Thursday. he added is there. You really can’t afford not Tht Atsoclated Press Becker said. "Queens means much years, is an accomplished musi­ it didn’t work. Sorenson and her jazz and rock, has a more defined more to me than any warmup Israel's Amos Mansdorf. seed^ patient while developing a jazz follow­ year on the court. .... to take him.” cian who has been performing in partner gave up. beat, as demonstrated by Spyro Bross, a 6-foot-9 right-hander whose fastball has been clocked tournament. It was my first big win 14th, lost 6-4.3-6.6-3 to Eric Jelenof PIANO PLAYER Charlie Gigli- If It was up to Hartford’s LONDON — Wimbledon and ing. People who like jazz will travel a the Hartford area and New York ” We were just trying to build up Gyra and Pat Metheny. at over 90 mph, was selected by the Mets on the 13th round of the Boris Becker are as Inseparable as in England." West Germany. oltl. an Instructor at Manchester assistant general manager, Bob City since his touring days with Sunday night.” Sorenson said. Jazz is uniquely American, recent amateur draft. Bross was 0-1 with 17 strikeouts In 21 1-3 strawberries and cream. ^cker was to meet American Several grass-court experts, in­ Community College, has been Crocker, the Whalers would defi­ distance for it. the Count Basle Orchestra be­ "M oney was tight, but if vre’d Vater said, an art more than innings last year for the Redmen. He was assigned to Little Falls As Becker prepares to defend his David Pate today In a quarterfinal cluding No. 2 seed Stefan Edberg performing at Cavey’s for the nitely select the 6-foot-2. 210-pound tween 1952 and 1962. been able to stick with it. it might entertainment. "It’s a cultural of the New York-Penn League and a team spokesman said Bross Wimbledon men’s singles crown for match. and No. 6 Tim Mayotte, the past four years. He has per­ center. According to Jones, jazz in the have worked out.” contradiction that while It’s part would be allowed to play basketball for St. John’s next season. the second time, the 19-year-old Jimmy Connors, a three-time defending champion, received formed jazz and classical music "Pierre would be my No. 1 pick,” — Pianist Charlie Gigliotti Hartford area "flow s,” but it’s "Y ou r phone call Is tim ely,” of our roots, it isn’t held In higher Crocker said. "H e’s got size, speed West German has been in sparkling champion at Queens Club, was to scares Thursday. since he was a teen-ager, as a almost impossible to make a Sorenson added. "One of the esteem as far as the money­ and skill. Plus, he's only 17. Of all form, powering his way into the resume his suspended match Edberg survived two rain delays soloist and as part of a trio. At living from jazz alone Many things I was considering for the making end." she said. the players I ’ve seen, he’s the most quarterfinals of the $300,000 tourna­ against Nigeria’s Nduka Odizor. to beat” Wally Masur of Australia Cavey’s. he plays Friday and Connors was leading 7-5, 2-3 when 6-7, 7-6, 6-4. Rlpk«n leads AL players In voting talented" ment at Queen’s Club in West London. the match was suspended by Mayotte beat qualifier and fellow NEW YORK — Baltimore’s Cal Ripken Jr., seeking his fourth The New Jersey Devils will pick second, and they have indicated Becker says he's surprised how darkness on Thursday. American Richey Reneberg 6-4,7-6. straight All-Star start at shortstop, leads all American League they would be willing to give up well he’s playing and is eager to get Jazz is still the cultural step­ players In the fan balloting for the July 14 All-Star Game at ______» their selection If someone makes back on the Center Court at Oakland, the Baseball Commissioner’s Office announced child in this country... In other countries, them the right offer. Wimbledon, his favorite Grand B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 B 8 2 ‘It’S and relaxing’ Thursday. . ^ . Right now. the Devils are leaning Slam tournament. people stand in line to hear jazz. In this Ripken, who ranks among the league leaders In home runs, toward a defenseman as their No. I ” I can’t wait to get out there at 2 RBI and runs scored, received 801,040 votes. He led the AL in selection. In that case they may o’clock on that first Monday. I won’t country, it’s not given the priority, John Laggis of Manchester would ordinarily isiLiii all opportunity to hear Jazz If they never were voting last year with 1,486,806 votes. choose to trade their pick to land an feel any pressure," he said. ft have to go to Hartford to hear jazz. So would David able to, “ If they’re not raised on it, they’re not going Outfielder Rickey Henderson, the runner-up with 394,006 votes. established NHL player, while still "Whoever I play. I ’ll go out and Bynes of Coventry and Tom Stem of Vernon. They to hear It.” Is among three New York Yankees leading their poslUons. Don guaranteeing them a shot at a top enjoy it. Wimbledon is my home.” are among a small but growing community of Jazz Over.atCavey'son a Friday night, Bynes, 21, said Mattingly tops the first basemen, while Henderson and Dave defender In the draft, which fea­ tn his latest grass-court tuneup at BLACK CARPENTER ANTS — Singer/teacher Roberta Peck Vater enthusiasts who have secretly hoped jazz would he’s played with the Albert Otis Blues Band in Winfield are 1-1 in the voting for the three outfield positions. tures a slew of good ones. Queen’s Club, a tournament he won CAN DAMME YOUR HOME find its way east of the river. To their delight. Jazz Hartford. “ Besides here (Cavey's), I can’t think of in 1988 on the way to his first "Going (or a top-caliber defense­ Bliss to the (SS(»Ml Black Carpantsr Ants excavate extensive galleries has found a new home in Manchester. a place to go in Manchester that offers Jazz.” He man this year m i^ t not be the Wimbledon title. Becker registered wishes there was more. in wood to aerve as nesting places and can seriously harm your One recent Sunday night at the Main Pub, John worst thing (br us," Devils General 19 acea Thursday In beating John Dr. Bob Stoker, a local chiropractor, has studied home. They're unsightly and unsanitary but they are no match (Or Laggis. 26. said he has bron enjoying the Jazz since Manager Max McNab said. "A fter Sadri, himself a big server. 6-4,6-4. Jazz piano and plays occasionally for family and Becker lost only seven points in 10 Bliss trained technicians. Ask about our PR EV EN TIV E M AINTENANC E the clubbegan offering it. " I t ’s nice and relaxing.” MB’S drop second of year the top three guys, which includes friends. He’d llkis to see more offert^ in service games, six of them won at P LA N : It's backed by over a century of reliabitity. Laggis said, and he doesn’t mind that it’s not a live I^>rtland center Dave Archibald, Manchester. It would draw him out of the house love. performance. "A DJ plays what you want to hear Two runs in the third inning lifted with Bill Kane's two-run single there are four top-rated PHIME more often, he said. " I did not expect to be playing so from the original artist.” the Imagineers to a 4-1 victory over doing the damage in the latter defensemen. 649-9240 Mark Scheinberg and his wife, Joanne, are Moriarty Brothers In Greater Hart­ frame. The winners added a run in ’ ’ You can imagine what you could Carrie Anderson, 24, is a regular at the pub."It’s regulars at Cavey’s every Saturday night where ford Twilight Baseball League the sixth. Steve Chotiner, in the first do with Montreal if you wanted to a perfect topper for Sunday evening.” The evening they meet six other couples for dessert and Jazz. make a trade with Turgeon (or with lliis action Thursday night at Moriarty inning, and Bill Chapulis, in the is relaxing, she said. even when there’s a full house. Scheinberg has played bass professionally, and ^ sto n involving potential No. 2 Field. fifth, knocked in Moriarty’s run. latRXite "Rob (Guilmette) has all his high-tech equipment would go elsewhere In Manchester if the caliber of Moriarty’s, l-t. Is back In action The MB’s left the bases loaded in pick Brendan Shanahan of the BUSS and it really makes a difference.” performance was as good. "Y o u get a lesson every the fifth and sixth innings. OHL’s London Knights). I ’m not Satuiday night at 7:M at Moriarty " I t ’s great to see young people.” said Stem, who time you com e," he said of the Glgliotti-Jones duo MARK SCHEINBERG saying we’d want to move one of our Field against Sodsty for Savings. Ray Romero was the winning T H t O L D K t T A N D L A B O n r m C O N N . described himself as "almost so.” He said it gives at Cavey’s. . "• iBBBon BVBry Um*'’ The Imagineers scored once In pitcher while Mark Hatje took the first two picks, but this is the first the first lamng and two In the third loss. Each hurier yielded five hits. time we’ve given it consideration.” AWCWEBTEB HEBAtP. Thdar.

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Muekenbaek tfselsd to board Jumpin' |•hof hophat N’t a sensaiton Aim V. Riiek«n()«ck, Ffc.D., of UanOmtar, waa racantht elacUid by the VnItarUty td Catmaetltut TIm beit D«abi« Dutch rcpe-)uinping teamt will D8»a«- Redden, formerly of Bolton, has graduated Bridging th« Atlantic from the University of Connecticut Medical School and The folk group Atlantic Bridge spans two will move to Merced, Calif., where he will complete a Tuosday Night • /fa//an Night continents as It presents music of Scotland and three-year residency program In family practice at the Tickling the Ivories Merced Community Medical Center. America. It will present a free concert tonight at His wife is the former Kathy Miner. Weekend Spaelala _ A free piano concert will be preaented on Sunday 6; 80 in the Pond House of Elizabeth Park. Hartford. Tha great reunion Bonalata Breast of Chicken w/stutfing..... '^ 9 5 at 7 p.m. at Pirat Baptlat Church of Mancheater, 240 A country dance will follow. Mother and daughter ara reunited In one o1 the National Theatre of the Hlllatown Hoad. Eugene Burma, the planlat, la on • Veal Sorentino ...... *8 .5 0 Deaf'e tall tales preaentatlona. Free atorytelting begins Sunday at 1 p.m. Earnt ma8ttr*f dtgrao the facultirea of the Camerata School of Muaic and Early muaic, early boat Heave awayl on the lawn at The Meeting Houae, Qooee Hill Road, Chester. Audience • Broiled Fresh Swordfish...... *9 .2 8 Mancheater Community College. A reception will David B. Hamlllon of 91 Dale Road has been awarded • Broiled Fresh Salmon ...... 97.28 follow the concert. The annual flea Music Festival gets under way la Invited to bring blankets, lawn chairs end picnic lunches. Tell tales a master's degree at Springfield College. Igor Kipnio and John Solum, artistic featured on tonight's cruise, which performances continue June 21 and 20 and July S. directors of the Connecticut Early Music leaves from the Mystic Seaport Museum today at the Mystic Seaport Museum, Route 87, ★ MONDAY NIQHT - PASTA NIQHT ★ Festival, prepare for this evening's at 7. Tickets are $20. Early music concert Mystic. More than 80 folk musicians are expected All tha Pasta You Can Eat •/mmu. ras. s uiow ■ trnem *4 .9 8 Little engine that could to perform. Including the Morgans, WIckford Qlvan drama award at Barry concert cruise on the coal-fired steam­ cruises are also scheduled for June 19 Express and the Boarding Party. The Silk City Model Railroad Club will have Ita LA STRADA Restaurant boat the S.S. Sablno. Italian music from and 26. Three outdoor stages will be set up, with Meet Adirondack Fred, Melanie Erin Smith, daughter of Mrs. Nancy Smith apring ahow and open houae Saturday from 10 a.m. 471 Hartford Road 641-016S continuous performances on Saturday and Sunday of 283 Grissom Road, has been awarded the Martha to 4 p.m. at New England Hobby Supply. 71 Hilliard the 15th and ISth-centurles will be Stei.-8al. liM-ll / >iu 8 from noon to 8 p.m. Evening concerts will be today Anderson BIggers Drama Award at Berry College^ St. Rome Ga. at 9 and Saturday at 7 p.m. at the seaport. There The group operatea the largest layout In the area, a mountain movie mogul will also be a New England country dance Saturday with more than 10,000 feet of track, detailed he o m e s t e a d at 9; ‘80 p.m. at the Mystic Academy on Academy T H acenery and sound systems. There will be video BvMary Esch A ftnr dlnln, erprriener with a country antique /lair. Lane, Mystic. Thrta gradual# at Fairflald tapes, demonstrations and a tag sale where extra Berries and beans Reilly Is featured Th« Associated Press Weekend tickets, good for all events, are 928. train supplies may be bought and sold. Admission FredG. Sullivan'8 first Stephen M. Byrne, Michael A. Downes and Sean T. Take your choice between two ham and Actor Charles Nelson Reilly will be featured in individual event admissions vary. For more SARANAC LAKE. N Y - He eallshlmRelf Hagearly, all of Manchester, were awarded bachelor’s Is free. Month of June Special) shortcake dinners at area churches tonight. this year's final concert of the Greater Hartford ' Information, call 872-0711. Adirondack Fred movie mogul of the film opened In 1981 to degrees at recent ceremonies held at Fairfield Both the Burnside United Methodist Church, 16 Youth Orchestra, at 8 and 8 p.m. Sunday, In Millard mountains, "a woodchuck Woody Allen” ond University. Church St., East Hartford, and the Buckingham Auditorium of the Hartt School of Music, "a legend In my own mind” superlative reviews; Seafood Medley: What a doll Congregational Church, Cricket Lane, Olaslon- University of Hartford. Reilly will narrate Aaron Meet Fred O Sullivan, an Independent filmmaker struggling to make It In themovie 'Worst wilderness film Earns undargraduata dtgrat Scallops, Shrimp Crab Mussels, Scungilli,^ "Quya and Dolls," the classic film starring bury, will offer ham and beans, potato salad and Copland's “ A Lincoln Portrait.” Flagging It down business farfrom the gilt rand glamour nf the Kenneth H. Szarek of Manchester recently received Marlon Brando. Frank Sinatra and Jean Simmons, strawberry shortcake. Seatings in East Hartford This Is the last chance to hear the youth of the year/ said one. & Calamari served over linguini "A Show of Flags" Is the title of an exhibit at the Hollywood Hills. In the rough and rustic his undergraduate degree In electrical and computer will be shown Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. at the are at 5 and 6:30 p.m.; In Glastonbury, they're at orchestra before It travels to China at the end of Mansfield Art Center, opening Sunday with a party Adirondack Mountains engineering. Avery Theater, Wadsworth Atheneum poo Main 5:30, 6:30and 7:30 p.m. July, to present five concerts. Tickets are |4. His first full-blown foray Into feature Now, Sullivan’s at it from 1 to 8 p.m. Paintings, drawings, photographs He graduated from Southeastern Massachussetts St., Hartford. Admission is 83. The film is part of Make reservations for East Hartford by calling filmmaking was "Cold River." the story of University on May 31. and craft work depleting American flags will be again, with a comedy 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) the Take Another Look at the Fab Fifties series, 528-7483. Get your place lined up at the two children lost in the Adirondack wilder­ Included. The center Is at 298 Stafford Road, and will be preceded by a vintage cartoon. Buckingham Church by calling 649-6182. ness The drama got mixed reviews as Mansfield Center. that examines the life of Mansfield ■ 456-2240 T>i9 Homrste/id At 1 p.m. Saturday, the museum will show films Coming up roses Sullivan peddled It to theaters around the Two gradual# from Daan about two artists to children who are at least 6 country In 1961; he says the Baltimore Sun a struggling filmmaker Kimberly P, Morhardt of East Middle Turnpike and Although it’s a bit early for a full riot of color, you panned It as "(he worst wilderness film of the Brad S, Pendleton of Brandon Road recently received years old. The films "Calder's Circus" and Hearts and flowers can still stop and smell the roses on Sunday at the year." and father of four In the "D egas" will also be shown in the Avery Theater. degrees from Dean Junior College. ^1^ ^ n n annual Elizabeth Park Rose Show, from 1 to 8 p.m. "Cold River." financed by private Inves­ Morhardt graduated with high honors. Dean Is a Admission Istl. Calebratal Calabratel "The Young Romantics” Is the title for a in the Hartford park's Pond House. tors. lost 11.2 million at the box office. Adirondack Mountains, two-year college In Franklin, Mass. Beat Italian 1984-86 two-part spring festival of chamber music, to be Growers from all over the Northeast will exhibit Celebrate the heritage of the town of West Sullivan had a wife and four young children. a man named Fred Q. # 0 * Voted Coaaeeileal RlagaiiM 2 offered on Saturday and June 27 at 8 p.m. at the their wares. Take a tour through the park's own Hartford, with horse-drawn trolley rides, exhibits, Including (win baby boys, to support. They Travel to Britten were living in a tiny. gray-shingled bungalow Nyt gradualat Pretenu 4 New Dlver$l/led Menu Child It Family Services building, 1680 Albany rose gardens afterwards, to see the red, yellow, colonial crafts, refreshments and more. The fair Sullivan. Ave., Hartford. Performers are Harry Clark, In a lakeside village 300 miles north of • llaltan Cuittne • Seafood • Fowl • Steehe • Itiht Music by Benjamin Britten and other composers peach and white blossoms, the striped blooms and will be open, rain or shine, from 1 to 7 p.m. Sunday with honors cellist, and Sanda Schuldmann, pianist. Manhattan, and the specterof the wolf lurked will be on the program Sunday evening at 8, when other rare varieties. on the grounds of the new town hall, 80 S. Main St. amid the tricycles at the weedy doorstep This week’s concert features works In the Cynthia Lynn-Marie A Dining Room With A View the Hartford Chorale and the Springfield So Sullivan went back to his loyal backers Nye, daughter of Marilyn romantic vein by Beethoven, Couperin and Symphony Chorus, the Hartford Brass Ensemble and the local bank, and set out to make Luplen Nye ot Glaston­ Enjoy the fresh buddlttg colon Prokofiev, all written before the compossers' 30th and Rebecca Isaacson, organist, collaborate in a anothermovle. This time, hemayhavefound as "Fred O.” "FGS," or "Adirondack bury and granddaughter birthdays. Tickets for the two concerts are $30, or of Spring with an exquisite free concert. The concert will be in Christ Church his niche. Fred” The self-effacing comedy stars of the late Frank U. 118 for just one, with proceeds going to Child It The movie Is "Sullivan’s Pavilion." an tneal on the mountain. Cathedral, corner of Main and Church streets, Cinema Sutllvan, his wife, and their four children, all Luplen of Manchester, Family Services. offbeat comedy about being a struggling playing themselves. There are also dozens of graduated recently from Hartford, under the baton of Henley Denmead. filmmaker In the Adlrondacks and raising a local residents, and six professional actors Wesleyan University, HARTPORD family and trying to pursue the muse amid who play a bombastic film critic, flatulent Phi Beta Kappa. Cintffla city — pivtr'* Edo* (R) Pr.I and Sat 7:10,8:30; Sun 3, S, 7:10.8:70. — WI|LI^ANTIC 60 ytlla Louisa Hoad, Bolton, CT 7:0$. 9:3$!M and Sun 1;N , 3;M , 7;0S, Platoon (R l PrI 7, 8:30; Sat 7, 7, 8:30; Clnemot — Scliedule dirty diapers and pitchers of beer. Russian hear and other oddball characters. She Is a 1993 graduate 646^161 Mistress Mary’s tour V:35. — R alilne A rltona (PO-13) Pri sun 7 ,44:15,7,8:30. :______— TheArlitocats 10) unavailable. Sullivan. 41. is a big. bearded, bearish man The 93-mlnute film comes off as an of Glastonbury High Visit museum for free «:40,f:15; Salond Sun r 4:10,6:40,8:15. Sat end Sun 1:30. - Hollywood Shuitls (R ) krt f;1S, »;4S; DRIV!IVR-INS with tousled curls and a broad, disarming elaborate home movie that veers crazily School, was a three-star Mistress Mary's gardens grew sliver bells and Sat and Sun 1;S0, 3:40, 7;1S, *;4S. Montiintfieid — ErneErnest Ooet to camp Irish smile. He dresses In classic L L. Bean from scatological humor end rowdy beer- athlete and captain of the Featuring cockle shells, but the rest of us must be content Although it's changed its name along the way, 1.P(}^).. - ...... I W..J. with Touph .--Jhouy . Ou (PO) Prl-Sunet backcountry style: red suspenders, blue drlnklng to mountaintop musing on the deep dark.rk.. — PredPredotorPredator (R)(R with The Ply | r ) women’s field hockey, with peonies and larkspur. the Science Museum of Connecticut is celebrating AST HARTFORD Margarltfti 8atiwatiwsed sed RafeFeb A ccinema in tm a ■— Platoon »l!,*[fCTa'??on,R,Prl7.8:30; Pri-Sun at dork. — Police Academy iV: jeans, rubber boots. love of a parent for a child basketbaji and lacrosse If you’re interested In those, and other blossoms, its 60th birthday this weekend. In honor of this " “ ------17:30. Sat and Sun 7, 4:15, 7, 8:30. — Ithtar CItItent on Patrol (PO-13) with Little Ilie office and studios of his Adirondack There are snippets from 8mm backyard teams. / PrI 7,8:30’: Sat end Sun 7,4:15,7, of Horrors IPO-13) PrI-Sun ot S te a k a head to Woodstock this weekend, for a tour of more birthday, the normal admission fee will be dropped ______. __ _ cinem a — Alliance Film Corp are behind the papered- epics Sullivan made when he was 12. film 1 She was selected the Platoon (R) PrI and Sat 7:15, 8:30, than 10 gardens, both historic and contemporary. this weekend, and some of the programs offered m idnieht; Sun 7:15,8:30. over windows of on old storefront on thedusf y footage from Vietnam and scenes from the most outstanding woman S e a fo o d The tours start at Roseland Cottage, Route 169, will be free, as well. Shewcote Clnemot i-8— The Wltchet main drag of downtown Saranac Lake 1980 Winter Olympics at Lake Placid athlete In her four years ot Eaitwlck (R) PrI and Sat 17:05.7:35. between the post office and the Back Door Documentary segments are Interwoven with & between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m., and cost $5 per person. The museum is open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 5 :H . 7:30.10,17:15: Sun 17:05 J;3 5 .5:05, Cynthia Nye at college. She was a bar. zany fantasy sequences and scenes from the psychology major and The event is planned for Saturday, but will be Saturday and from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, at 980 Trout 7:30.10. — TneBellevertlRIPrland Sal Food From South Brook Drive, West Hartford. 1:30. 4:30, 7:25, 10:10, 17:35; Sun 1:30, Sullivan grew up In Glens Falls. "Dead- sometimes chaotic, often poignantly sweet received several scholastic awards. moved to Sunday in case of rain. 4:30, 7:75, 10:10. — Harry and the wood on the Hudson” he calls It. a small city Hender|oni (P O ) PrI and Sat 17:70, family life of the Sullivan brood She plans to attend graduate school at Johns Hopkins of tha Border 7:40, 5:10, 7:40, 8:55. 17:10: Sun 17:70, about 30 miles north of Albany. He made a The film garnered favorable reviews and a University next year for her master’s and doctorate 7:40, 5:10, 7:40, 8:55. — Million Dollar brief stab at law school before he decided to warm audience response in showings at the degree In psychology. Mystery (PO) FrI end Sat II:U . 7;n, 5:15, 7:15. 8:10, 11:30; Sun 17:35, 7:n, pursue a boyhood dream of making movies. U S. Film Festival In Park City, Utah. In OPEN EVERY NIQHT 5: IS, 7:15.8:io .— TheJjntouchablet (R) For his master’s thesis at Boston Univer­ January, and at theaters In Albany, where it Law atudant gats dagrtt PrI and Sat noon, 7:30,4:55,7:70, 10:05, sity In 1973, Sullivan came toSaranacLakelo made Its commercial debut In March. 17:30; Sun noon,7:30,4:55,7:10,10:05.— make a wilderness documentary called "Of The film fesllvat Jury awarded the movie Bruce J. Comollo of Homestead Street was recently 429-1900 Predator m i Fri and SaVl :45,4:15,7:35, (Rt. 32, Mansflald) 10:IS, 17:40; Sun 1 ;4S,4;IS, 7:55,10:15.- Rivers and Men” He and fils wife Polly "special recognition for originality, inde­ awarded a juris doctor degree--from Western New decided the friendly small town atmosphere pendent spirit, end fordoing It his own damn England College School of Law. and scenic mountain surroundings were way” He is employed by the law firm of Oarrity, Diana, perfect for raising a family "My father soys If people don’t come and Conti and Houck ot Manchester. He holds a bachelor of 10:10. — ^The Chipmunk Advem ure jO ) "Sullivan's Pavilion” Is the life story of the see this movie, we'll starve." says his oldest arts degree from Clark University. He is the son of Mr. Pri-Sun 17:45, 3, 5:«. — The Worst ot and Mrs. Robert Comollo of Indian Drive. ^Hartford !Rpad Cafe Mv Succett |po-1t)"--ifj FrI ondand 8oi8:B, filmmaker who refers tohimselfinthe movie son Tate, now 9. In the film. 11:40; Sun 7:10. 8:tif. — RoxanneRopa (PO) 9 tneok preview FrI ond Set 7:10. Funerary exhibition at the Met Inlroduring a INew Menu Item Chicken Italiano 7:^N»ai!nv7r3^^^^ in the west Mexican state of — Ithtar (Pq-13) Frl-Sun tTIo, 8:10. — NEW YORK (AP) - ’Houses for Guerrero during the Precolumbian Ronrln. ('.hirkm RrrMl and loppnt with lulixn Rrd Stucr and Mouercllx ^ Arlttocmirltto ((t) Sat and Sun l.1.3:40. 3:40. the MereaRer, Funerary Temples S«rvrd with Ftniurini, hn>«d A Mlid 5:10. — Lethm Wtopan (Ryprl 7:15, From Guerrero, Mexico" Is on view era. The temples, personal in scale 8:40;.. Satand Sotand* Sun_ 7:15,4:45,7:15,8:40.- _‘ " ■ r . la, T.W " .— H ej^V ||5etal (R) FrI and Sot mldnloht.midniehi at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and simple In detail, are made ot • 6 9 5 . Rocky H orror FPicture l Show (R throuth Jan. t7 ,1989. hard compact stones of many FrI and Sot mil. Idnldht.- -E lue Velvet (R The 94 small stone sculptures In shades ot green, white end grey. < 2 ^ A ill Spumanie by the gtass — *2— FrI and m ldateht. 8 the exhibition ere in the shape of The temples are thought to have Cherlt our dally luncheon and dinner ipeciols. VIRMON temples, or houses, and were made been funerary oRerings. Delicious Dining East of the River Ctne 1 R 7 — Lethal Weapon (R) PrI Take a lieBurely drive and try SOMETHING’S NEW IN HISTORY 378 Hartford Road ■ 647-0489 T h - BIDWELL TAVERN, an hisloric landmark in PIANO'S New Sunday Menu Coventry, now fealures a scrumplions new menu of fresh, FEATURING homemade delights prepared by an all-star chef. And you can Enjoy a variety of Dinners from Light to Exotic 7 enjoy your fare on our new open-air deck. Peking Duck Dinner Prepared by Chef Semy Nathed and his team ft*s the flavor of yotterday with the spice of today. includes choice of soup and BILLY GRAHAM Served in Air-Conditioned comfort from a variety of appetitera 1 \ (. 1 \i Ejecitina ^ . . Esrettinf 1-0 pm beginning June 14, 1967 EMxMMmI IS22 ^ New Luncheon Specials Mon,-Sat, ^ Decfc Menu ait^ (Safe Regular Sunday Brunch will resume in the Fall JOY Whan knighta ware bold Dine in or Tkke-ont Now DtntwB Hour*; O F T H E TWO knighti fight to tho gamaA praaantad by tha Soclafy tor TONIGHT 9:00 M 8 tViooday-tSaturday 6-lOpm / BuzKlay 1-6pm / Ctaood MonDsyo 227 West Middle Turnpike Ifnith at th« HIckt-StMirnt Family Craativa Anachronlam. Paatrlas and EntcOtinmrni Manchester drlnka will ba aold. 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Jaaon T H E r / b a r iuana W dMtroyfrM fhd IhrM df YOtiitB tmf H(AfrfuM-Wr' lb A a tfM tn mSJtrA»ct». rt<«*r Arnifry Millar. Faneho Cordova, Guillarmo San pgopM In ttM in v * . Dave O'Brlatt, Do­ Juan. 1075. A former mad- rothy Short, Carlofon Young. 1B3B. i^HUSSiairf 5:30PM rO lS] M y Firaf Stawnah am (Barbara Car- 12 :0 S A M (D Roog On CmlaJn' rtmi m t m Bombthall(CC)A 14-yaar-oldbOY(Jona. OAMM^MA In sex education rera) and a nctr- 1 2 :1 S A M (TMC) MOVIE: loBM A n tt y tmttm- than Marc Sharman) facaa tha j o ^ and ly promoted poHce iniddlo-agad profaaaor boeomoa infa- mMM I , aorrowa of firaf lova whan ha falla for a tuatad wHh tha tearvaga daughtar of a £A«w rcMi' baautiful axchanga atudani (Charyl lleuteramt (An- Naw Hampahira widow. Jamoa Maaon, t - i t 0 B A H Arutt) from Swadan. JIMYi 1 sm a tlKMiy Oeary) be­ Shellay Wintart, Patar Sallara. 1BB2. ..^5 0:00PM CD GD ® 99 Nawa come an unlNiC' If-year-aiM gtil. ly couple In "Sfns 12:30AM CD »tw Boareh (60 min) At the a f t ef 17, f C D Thraa'a Company CD NighiHfa (In Starao) mK! Magnum, F.l. of tlie faat." ft liad m yW fstsex- CD CD Entartalntnant Tanfght (fl) Olmma a Braak airs FRIDAY, JUNE W l experience Dcar Abtiy 12, on ABC. (8 ) lS2 Lata Night with DavM Lottarman HAe/wTHiHowmeti m i v h - sK h m y hess, O M*A*8*H (In Starao) Abigail Van Buran (8 ) Doator Who (29 Affrod Httdhooek Proaonta «!lwfn f tlWMhf CHECK IISTINGS ( 8 Chartla'a Angola & Dating Oamo f loved. The fo r EXACT TIME ^ roMewi Is, f af- 139 Quinoy § ]) Oana Boott 91) Baponar 41 (E8PN1 Rugby; World Cup Champiotv, "That reminds me...hev« fhe kids been -ready wasn't a . virgin. What (87) MaoNall / Lahrar Nawahour ahip; Elimination Rounda (60 min.) Inoculated for measles?" “wr (Taped) could have 9 D Fama (60 min ) caused this? (018) Anna of Avonlaa: Tha Continuing 1:00AM CD Llfeatylaa of tha Rloh and . Farifoua Tha Beverly Hills Hotel (Part 3 "1 wonder If my horseback riding band nicknamed me... Story of Anna of Oraon Oablaa (CC) Whan a homaaick Anna (Magan Tot- 1979 group of gifted students ei en exclusive of 4); a fur auction in tha Soviet Union; could have caused It. O r m a ^ It profilas of Art Linklattar, Gloria Laaoh- THB o n zzw iu t- by M l I "DEAR ABBY" NO. 2 Iowa) raiurna to Avonlaa during tha aum- 1 ^ (17 Washington Weak in Review science institution seek revenge egeinsf - was m y dancing. 1 took professional mar, aha finds Gilbari (Jonathan Crom- the unscrupulous professor who has man and magician Doug Manning. (60 j min.) dance for three years, it Is possible D EA R NO. S: Sometimes the best bia) gravaly ill and begins to discover 9 9 Stingray A noted artist receives a been steeling their ideas. Vel Kilmer. bar true faalinga tor him. (60 min ) Part 4 death tgrast (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Gebe Jarret. William Atherton. 1985. CD Joa Franklin to lose your virginity without thing you can do for a person who Is Rated PG. (In Stereo) of 4 93) Runaway With tha RToh and Famoiia .£0\ knowing It? hurting Is to listen. But, people who 9 9 Blatlga Hsmtnarl (CC) Sledge and (ES P N ) SportaLook ^ P M OT INN Newt Omar Sharif in Ihe Caribbean; actor Si­ Anyway. I now have a boyfriend. seem to be "hurting" too long or too Dori go undercover whan 15 Elvis imper­ 103 [HBO] MOVIE: Mad Max Beyond Thun sonators turn up deed (R) (In Stereo) O T Abbott end CoeteMo mon VacCorkindale and hie actrasa- ' He■ Is 25y(2S years old " and we plan toget often need professional counseling. wife Susan George in the French coun­ dardoma' (CC) In an apocalyptic society 93) Novels: Pobre Sanorits Limantour (29 Alfred Hrtohoook married.led. What am I going to do You would do them a kindness (as I of tha future, a loner battles the ruthless tryside. (R) * 91) Movie (29 Newe T H im A N T O M by Lm Palk * M tarfr when he finds out I am not a virgin? do) by advising them to seek queen of an evil city Mel Gibson, Tins l29 Mauda [CNN] PrImsNawt 1 have heard a plastic surgeon can professional help. Turner. Angelo Rossitto 1985 Rated (29 Honeymoonere (C N N ) Croat'^lra * f/tcH n/ne/w Aftotfy PG-13 (In Stereo) [DIS] Five Mila Creak Two difficult daci (OT Notioiero Univieion ertfr„ewTMV>ouTM» make virgins out of non-virgins. Is 1:05AM CD MOVIE; 'Prototype' A 'fOUTH WA9 PUNI9HO?,," (MAX) MOV)E: 'Romo Williams: The sions could split up the Five Milars (60 D mipJHByV3ox>you that true? Please help me. 1 can't D E A R A B B Y : Before the season R ) McLaughlin Group prize-winning scientist develops tha first ...L L C m O l TH E Adventure Bagint' (CC) A former New min.) 1 WILL TO WAV1BE9I ask m y parents. begins for weddings and recep­ [ES P N ] Superbouta (60 min.) successful humanoid. Christopher Plum­ so ' ' Mir IW0RP9?, York cop is inducted into a super-secret [ESPN ] NFL'a Orsataat Momenta Pro­ mer, David Morse 1983 (R) WHCRE THBVlOyE/He/^ TROUBLED NEAB CHICAGO tions. I need to air m y gripe about government organization to prevent an filed; Vinca Lombardi. (60 min ) 1 0 : 4 0 P M [DIB] OTV evil Industrialist from developing a 1:20 AM [M A X ] MOVIE: La Sax Shop' some guests. I refer to those people (H B O ) MOVIE: Lons Wolf MoQuads' A 1 1 ; 0 0 P M C3D ( D (32) O T O T Newe DEAR TROUBLCD: A virgin Is a deadly weapon Fred Ward. Joel Gray. maverick Texas Ranger uses his martial Couples attempt to keep up with fast- who rush to the buffet table and load Wilford Brimley 1985 Rated PG-13 (In O T Late Show (In Stereo) changing sexual mores. Claude Barri, person who has had no previous arts skills when he collides with modern up their plates. (Boiled shrimp are Stereo) day bandits and arms smugglers Chuck C£) Cerol Burnett and Friende Juliet Berto, Jean-Pierre Marielle, 1973 sexual experience. (More specifi­ Rated R CAPTAIN EASY “by Crooks E Casals usually where you will see the clods (U S A ] Cartoons Norris, David Carradine, Barbara Car- O T At the Moviee Scheduled reviews cally, has not gone "all the w ay.") gather.) rera 1983 Rated PG. 6:30PM CD (29 Too C(os« tor Comfort "The Untouchables" (Kevin Costnor, 1:30AM CD Dream Girl U.8.A Hy that definition, It Is not possible Also, children whose parents [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Under tha Cherry Charles Martin Smith); "Harry and the 9 9 INN Nawa to lose one’s virginity without (D 99 ABC Newt (CC) Moon' (CC) A poor musician-gigolo (alls Hendersons" (John Lithgow, Don N allow them to go get anything they ( U Jaffartona (CC) (or an heiress on tha French Riviera. Ameche) (R) 99 PTL Club knowing It. want: their eyes are Invariably Friday Night Vldaoi (In Starao) a iS C TV Prince, Kriatin Scotl Thomas, Jerome O T Tetee of the Unexpeeted (22) (39 . Forget plastic surgery to restore bigger than their stomachs, and Benton 1986 Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) [C N N ] Nawanight Update iMotwowfmAmmif (8) (39 NBC News O T Telee From the Derkeide A strug­ your virginity. Even If It were most of the food Is wasted. [U S A ] Riptide [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Marry Andravy' An ar­ (3ID Nightly Business Report gling advertising agent (Larry Manetti) ‘'restored" physically — techni­ Guests, please take small por­ believes a poweHul - and deadly - batch chaeologist goes to Sussex to dig for an 93) Notlolaro Univislon 8:30PM CD »1,D00,000 Chanos of a ancient statue of Pan end finds tha site cally you would not be virginal. tions and wait until everyone has Llfstlms of cookies can bring him fame and for­ ■LONDII by D«in Youflf A Man DrM« Don’t worry about what to tell your {CNN] Showbiz Today tune occupied by a traveling circus. Danny been served before going back for (29 9 7 Wall *trest Weak Kaye, Pier Angeli. Baccaloni 1956. l'U_ SBT THE OX THBPS'S NO MEECV L fiance after you’re married. The (ES PN ) Running and Racing (29 Cinema Showeeee I WANT >(00 TO TASTB seconds — or thirds. And If the food 9 9 Mr. Baivsdars (CC) The Owens [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Barber Saab Ser- THE OXTAll. SOUP WB , WAS SLAP TO SET I ^ IN THIS 9USINBSS chances are he won't ask. (29 INN Newt i-^IO OF IT > '<=1 Is too delicious to resist, ask the 7:00PM CD CBS News search for a way to prevent tha deporta­ lea (R) J U S T AAAOe tion of Mr Belvedere (R) O T M*A‘ 8*H hostess for the recipe, then go home CD ® 91 M*A‘ 8 ‘ H [U S A ] Night Flight DEAR ABBY: My husband and I and make yourself a 811-gallon CD Wheal ol I uMiina (CC) 9:00PM CD Dallaa (CC) (60 min) (R) OT PELICULA; 'El Ametrelledore' El gen- would like you to settle a difference barrel of It. ador de una carrera de cebaMos se es- 1:45AM [H B O ] MOVIE: My Chauf- ^ r OD S100.000 Pyramid ( D 9 9 MOVfE: 'Sint of tha Psaf (CC) capa con la prometida de un general y feur' (CC) When a girl takes a job as a for us. I am "D ear Abby" to a lot of And. please, don’t ask If you can ^ INN News The dark secrets of an ex-prostitute turn, un tipo 'muy vivo", se teiene que pasar posh limo driver, she tangles with e rock her bright new world into s nighthyere of star, an Arab shetlf, a spoiled tycoon and people. Sisters, brothers, friends, take a plate of goodies home to (19 Beat of Saturday Night por muerto Pedro Infante, Margarita in-laws and people I hardly know Harry. suspicion and terror. Anthony Geary, Mora romance Deborah Foreman, Sam Jones, AWLO AND JANI8 * by Jlmmy,^ohnson (23i Wheal of Fortune ^ Barbara Carrera. Debby Boone 1964 E G. Marshall 1986 Rated R will tell me their troubles about FED UP IN GEORGIA (R )8 C TV (2i() MaoNall / (ahrar Nawshour (R) CD Solld Oold (in stereo) I'D LIKE 16 RENT A COPY OF ir'5ouTmiiH0W NO? MOW ABOUT *TMtPIWKNkiHTi everything and anything. I don't (f) Seventh Avenue Jay Blackman [CNN] Moneyllne 2:00AM (Jf9 Who'r. on lirsi and who's caring lea Beat of Saturday Night Live "H00ftl6R&" AMOTtHIlDREM MAHAMOHCRSIBTEROT WEED-EA16R MAB^RE^ mind; I Just listen a lot. I do worry tures (h^ Norwich Softball League (Steven Keats), now a showroom owner [DIS] Adventures of Ozzle end Harriet CD about them, and can often see that DEAR READERS: Mother's in New York's garment district, goes af­ (33) Twilight Zona DFA LEWtR Vd u ciow-d 8 6 iikff M ad, IT% AMD & r r ; backoff and tell these people to talk Once a week — 40 percent tempts to smm his beloved "Truffula " fo­ ^WI^ficuMlAV ^ AW OKA*^. DIMMER OM THE i to someone else? We respect your Once a month — 17 percent rest from thp Once-ler, a forest- ($7) Moyert: In Search Of The Conetitu* 9 9 MOVIE: 'Draoul* Haa RIaan trom tha 2:SSAM [MAX] MOVIE: The Awak­ tion (CWrestling [DIS] MOVIE; 'That Forsyte Women' A Genghis Khan hidden treasure bring seven people together. Peter Lorre, Sid­ Jaopardyl (CC) [TMC] MOVIE: 'Highlander' (CC) A woman marries for security but the mar­ DEAR DR. CD 92) group of immortals who can only die at riage fails Errol Flynn, Greer Garson, ney Blackmer. John Carradine 1937 C9J Entertainment Tonight OOTT: Six one another's hand eliminate each other Robert Young 1960 [CNN] News Overnight months ago, ev- (33) Major League Bassball: Milwaukee through the ages en route to a mystical [ESPN] SportsCenter Brewers at New York Yankeaa (2 hrs , ■gathering' Christopher Lambert. Rox­ [ESPN] Oolf: Senior POA Golf; Tourna­ Bridge 'c ry Joint In my ment Players Championship (Round 1) anne Hart. Clancy Brown 1986 Rated [USA] Assaulted Nuts i.a rm s and legs 30 min ) (Live) From Ponte Vedra Beach, FL (2 hrs ) (R) R (In Stereo) 1 1 : 3 5 P M ([3D Entertainment Tonight (39 Carson's Gomady Classics [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Highlander' (CC) A U ; suddenly hurt Dr. Gott [USA] MOVIE: 'The Clones' A doctor is Actress Brigitte Nielsen ( "Beverly Hills 99 Barney Millar Cop II") (In Stereo) group of immortals who can only die at win, and qow declarer shifted to the A- < a n d became horrified to discover he is the victim of a one another's hand eliminate each other Peter Gott, M.D. (29 Major Lasgue Baseball: Milwaukee diabolical genetic scientist who has swollen. M y doc- 1 1 :4 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE: Long Qona' through the ages en route to a mystical Hold your K of diamonds. Because that suit Brewers at New York Yankees (3 hrs ) created his exact double Michael NORTH t-IM7 broke badly, declarer could come to .tor diagnosed (CC) The future looks hopeless for a gathering Christopher Lambert, Rox­ THB BORN LOSER ^by Art Sansom 99 99 Newlywed Game Greene, Gregory Sierra 1974 minor-league baseball team's player- anne Hart. Clancy Brown 1986 Rated ♦ J8 2 losses! only six tricks — two away. me as having (29 Major Laagus Baseball: Boston Red 9^30PM (![ll Mission Impossible manager until some new talent and a R. (In Stereo) VS Declarer did well but might have Lyme disease Sox at Detroit Tigers (3 hrs ) special woman enter his life Willfam Pe­ bass By James Jacoby (24) Fourth Estate [USA] Night Flight ♦ swindled one more trick from the de­ : .and rheumatoid 97) Stats Wa're In < tersen, Virginia Madsen, Henr/^Gibson. 4 10 A 4 S S fenders. Before playing the Jack of : arthritis. I am lOlOOPM Hard Copy A veteran re 1987 (In Stereo) 3:15AM [DIS] MOVIE: capture of [C N N ] Crosstlrs Qriztiy Adams' Grizzly Adams is cap The high drama in bridge always ■clubs, he can play the high diamonds, ' taking Clinorll and penicillin, but due to malfunction of the lacrimal porter investigates a splinter religious [USA] Night Flight WEST EAST [DIS] Zorro group (60 min ) tured after leaving the wilderness to seems to ne played out in attempts to getting the bad news about the Q-10 I m y pain persists and I am ex- mechanism, often accompanies the 4 K 7 4 A 10 6 4 S ESPN) Magic Years In Sports: Hlgh- CID (TD [CNN] News 1 1 : 5 0 P M [M A X ] MOVIE; Cobra' save his 10-year-old daughter from an VqJ87B4 VlOOl make or defeat a doubled game or a left with East. The next play Is a low \ hauited all the time. I'm 63, and 1 aging process. However, it also can llghla '1970 Former Knicks star Willis (CC) An L A. cop's investigation into a orphanage Dan Haggerty. Chuck Con­ ♦ 7 ♦ Q104S slam contract. But there is Just as club toward the 10-S In dummy. Per­ ; wonder If 1 will ever get better. be seen in certain diseases, such as Reed Is leetured In the year 1970 (22) (39) Crime Story Abrams and a jour­ series of random murders reveals that nors. Kim Darby 198 1 4A86B much skill Involved, and certainly Sjogren's syndrome; further, the nalist build a case against a racist slum there could be more than one killer 4Q haps West will be lulled Into thinking 8:00PM CD CBS Summsr Playhouse lord (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Sylvester ttsllone, Brigitte Nielsen. RenI 3:25 AM [H B O ] MOVIE: Vamp' (CC) A more discipline, In something as mun­ his partner’s original club holding was D E A R R E A D E R : Lym e disease, condition is caused by eye disease PREMIERE Andrew Clark slers as Simon Santonl. 1W 6 Rated R (In Stereo) vampire stripper pursues three fraternity SOUTH (2$ OrMt Performances: Denoe In Amer* brothers Chris Makepeace. Robert Bus­ dane as holding down the undertricks the Q -J doubleton. ’That mental error a ttek-bome arthritis, was first Itself, such as failure of the Templar In this version of the adventure ice: Jerome Robbine with the New York 4Q9B in a part-score contract that has no series that originally aired in 1963 Also 1 2 : 0 0 A M CD Taxi ier, Grace Jones 1986. Rated R VAK8 would cause West to play low on the discovered in residents of Lyme, iacrimal glands. Ask your doctor to City Bellet Two of choreographer Jer­ stars George Roae. (60 min.) ome Robbins' works - "Fency Free" and [USA] Assaulted Nuts ♦ AKJO chance. Look at how South played two club. Dummy’s nine would win and a i Conn. Prior to developing swollen refer you *o an ophthalmologist for CD Aak Dr. Ruth 3:30AM no^ trump. a precise dl|gnosis. The specialist CD MOVIE: 'Million Dollar Duck' A la- "Antique Epigraph" » are performed by 93) star Trak 4K J7 diamond would be played back toward ; Joints, patients experience fever, mlly finds that their pet duck lays eggs the New York City Ballet (60 min ) (R) (In 3:45AM [USA] Night Flight Declarer won the opening lead and declarer’s Jack. That would net declar- chills, headache, rash and malaise may be able to correct the uncom­ with yolks of solid gold Sandy Duncan. Stereo) (29 MOVIE: 'Spinout' A caralrae bache­ Vulnerable: Bast-West lor prafars his music, fast cars and free­ 4:00AM CD Larry Jones unhappily contemplated the meager er one more trick, not enough for the (feeling bad). Rarely, heart- fortable ailment and prescribe Dean Jones, Lae Montgomery 197 1 Dealer: South resources in dummy. Prospects were dom to the confinement of marriage El­ [CNN] Larry King Overnight contract, but enoughough toi make the de- PRANK AND ERNEST . rrkfay. Jam a m n MANCHEOTER HERALD, rrltfgy. Juiw 13. IBB7 - IB M East Catholic High School REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES € graduates 276 at cathedral ii HARTTOKD - EMt Catholic • v High School awarded 37* diplomat REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK ts during itt 23rd graduation cerenn- ony Thurtday night attheCathodral f of St. ioaeph. Here it a Hat of Blanchard & Rossetto wo membera of the data of 1M7; bvi tfM Kotniaan Patricio Mam*, cnria- topiwr Motmaw Aiaiio.^ Mery eriMham hai Aitkan, Antnony Prencia Allipto Jr., cot Daoro Moraoraf AnOaraon, ^oncaa ftw Halao ArtOrauk. gdward yincanf SoiOe, M ro o ra t Ann ■olchon, CvnfMa Diana iarnaa,j(arry SPECTACUUR RANCH f Ann Sorrati, william Jamaa iw ry, Th Donna Lynn Softoilno, CMnca Porta Moymond Saouciiaana, PocMi DanHa wHh a gracioua foyer leading through prt Baoln, Nila Path Sailody, ftora Lynn FRENCH DOORS to a sunken living Da Baiiowa, Tnomoa Michoal tarok,. Lorl ayi Jana Ciiriatina Bialacki, Dorryl PrMcia Blaaon, Jqnlea Oioa Bopdonovlcn, Paul room. 3 generous bedrooms, bay window Ch Edward Bolduc, William Marla Boi- on atridoa, Miciioal Edorord Borlllo, palr- — and a private treed back yardi This fine draa Ann Boudraou, Jotin Emary Bouf-L ford, Sara Kathlaan Bouloy, Lourant property has been priced for immediate ala Paul Bouclar Jr., ChrjatopiMr Judd MANCHfSTlR - NBw llitlng, cozy 7 room CBpB, 3 C» Brady,_. . Joaapii_ Albarf ... Braton, Jamaa ^ ealel Call in today at 646-2482 to see. bBdroomt, dining room, pBn#ll#d family room. CsrpEtlng. 1 j nil Edward Broiowaki, Cyntnio Jaon Buo- , Juditti VIcterlo Burna, Lowranca Car garag#, nicB landacapad yard, good location priCBd cot Joaapfiapt) Burna III, David Scott Buacn, rBBlIgtIcally at $119,000. rai Michoal Joaaoh Byrna. Ido Battancourt Coorol, Damian Ml- rot choal Canny, Am y Cotharlna Contln, mi Michaiia Jaon Contln, Daooroh Jaon Coppaiiucci, Eiizobath Ann Corbon- ws naou, Anna Patricia Corrick, Stavan Harold photo by Pinto Edward Coaalla, April Ann Chaaiay, Rt) Staphonia Marla Chayar, Thomoa Jo- "WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES" aaph Chlupao, Jamaa Stephan Chomo, Mary Cadorette, who starred with John Ritter In U&R REALTY CO. cai Kannath Jamaa Choutka, Kevin Ed­ TV's tal ward Cloplo, Fronclne Joan Clmlno, "Three's a Crowd,” speaks during East Catholic High •BBeereivffv coi Lorl Anna Clnclvo, Lynn Marla Clclvo S 4 3 - I 6 9 I Maryann Paulina Cloffay, Brian Jotaor School's graduation ceremony, Cadorette Is a 1975 Blanchard & Rossetto u Conner,v>unfivr/ Kimberly^irriWMir Ann^nii Corratta,wwarwifiN Mamv* Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Ch Harild photo by Pinto iisao Diona Cota, Haothar Marla Creaa, CNIlflU UtMM ho Toro Elizabeth Cunnlnohom, MIchaila graduate of East Catholic. 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Edward Robert Day, Michael Dallaalo Reiser, Kevin Robert Rloos, Sharon Patricio Donlon Toefl, Sueon A m y Jr., Pater John D'Enpanla, Kathryn Anne Riley, Richard John Rlnouette, Trocclolo, JIM Ann TroHo, Llso Cop- F Jaon DeMarco,^ Marla I TrudiTrudy Damaraa,^ Kevin Mark RIsCassi, Jen Pranrls stonce Turcott, * Manchester *143,900 D.W.HSH Rooney, Kimberly Jean Rosslonol, Llso N Kriafephar Lea DaPoahn, Down Mi­ James Robert Valentino, MurlaluJIa NEW LISTINQ • Sgygn room Cap# chelle Dimeck, Cellaan Marla Do- Marla Roy, John Prancis Ryan Jr. Venezlono, Corol Diana Vligo, Tim om y CommsrciBl-InvesImsnl Company I chariy, Darren Matthew Domllan, Mar- Brian Michael Sailer, Kathleen Anne Mehegan VIsglllo. - In graat family nalghborhood. art eorat Ann D'OnofrIe, John William Sarnik, Denise Dornelle Saunders, Largg mastgr badroom, largg living Dewar II. 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It STRANO REAL ESTATE cm 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT i k fil Hamid photo by Pinto Lori Biolocki of Hebron helps Anna Petrldes of East Hartford with her 647-9946 CALL TODAY - 647-“S0LD” ( 203) 646-7709 1 hat before oraduates line uo for oraduatlon Thursday evenlna. M Am m m m toM Atp. wti4m,. jwm I I. t m ^ n Swank crowd samples ribs BUSINESS in a chefs’ tribute to Beard •v M «ry MtaeVMft heciyswisjiw’ hMtration and in­ diners filed through the kKchen, Mutual fund yields reflect market T h « AttoeM M Prt$» rtf m ed In IMI. where they could watch the prepay T h e i k-nbMe feast benefited ration of his dish as well as salmon faINng security prices. monthly Income on a flV,IW ram voinc - The Citymedls-on^irheels, which with a cranberry puree from a a u m m . t Let's hope you didn't invest In Investment. Would H be advisable wore Rnceoev b m i eroiniis Beard hefpsd Rmnd to feed the Washington state and grits cakes in UwW mfmwSw v l those two r o n ^ with the expecta­ to put the money In a govemmeat but felt eefttactanee ebont eettag elderly shat'lne. The l i chefs were Chardonnay cream with wild mush­ twe "gpvera- /A.' tion that the values of their sfMres seenrities mutual fund? the Texas M eyererlha wKh their seiected In e competition meant to rooms called morels, asparagus aieal securi­ hands as they eelehrated regienal uncover trends in American ties" mutual imvemtors* and your investod principal would and country ham from North ANSWER: To get MW a month- MMftlnc wNh a (htsylnf Asjpftay »f cooking. Carolina. I V I I O V . BOlHBBSp never decfhM. G o id c As has boon stressed In this P7,8W annually — from a 97W,SW feeds from Amertea's farms and "You are going to see more and Outside, a 2,MP-pound barbecue advertising column often, there Is market risk investniom, you’ll need a yield waters. more people coming out of the pit turned out the spareribs. their great Wllliain A. Doyle In all mutual funds, except money sHghtly higher than !• .» percent. Rockefeller Center was Jammed American coohfng movement," "Initially, there was concern yields^ le or II market mutual funds. GovemmeM ’That kind of yield is available from Thnrsday night, and mans said Lawrence Redone of An about my doing ribs'’ for such a percent. But, while they are seenritJes mutual funds bold bonds some mutual funds holding govern­ provided to guide diners from the American Place in York, one dressed-np crowd, said BHI Collins, ment securitlesand/or other bonds. Dakota Mack hear to the cream of of the "ceiebrity chefs" who cooked paying that mam and other debt securities Issued by a Texan who opened Texas fH the U .i. Treasury and federal oysters RockeM ler soap to the at the firsi two Beard tributes and Bar-B-9 in St. ’Thomas, YIrgin .■ "t amount in dlvi- Just be aware that you would be agencies, AHbough there Is abso­ Chippewa salmon sandwiches and returned this year to coach his Islands, and usually serves his ribs the value of their shares value per share is IW nd the taking on some risk that the value of lutely no doubt that those securities on and on for M tables. successors. on the beach. "B u t we’ve had Just keeps dropping and the value of my per-share dividends M over a your investment might fall. If you will be redeemed at face value ‘T wouldn’t want to be anywhere ' 'It was great of those guys to say, as many people taking ribs without Invested principal goes lower and year's time tetal f l, tl yield Is le don't want any risk, settle for a when they mature, the market else in the world tonight,"said Jack 'Let’s bring in some of the younger plates tonight." lower. percent. lower yield in U.S. Treasury bills or value of those securities can CxamecU of Reading, Ra., who chefs,"’ said frank Brigtsen of Ckillins had his barbecue pit To make matters worse, 1 have to That's a fact and the fund would short-term notes or In federally fluctuate. runs Joe’s Restaurant and who New Orleans, who prepared the shipped from Texas, and it took a ^dArjaaUmtum pay fncomo tax on the dividends. ho allowed to promote it in insured certificates of deposit. Wfip Is this "fund farce" allowod advertisements and sales When Interest rates rise, as they J cooked two popular dishes: a oyster soup. "Th e re ’s a real cam ar­ crane to set it down at the site of the have over the past several moMhs, ragout, or stew, of wild mush­ aderie (among chefs). It’s a pride winter ice skating rink. to conttnue? IHerature, the market prices of bonds — Q U E S TIO N : Some mutual funds rooms, and the bear, made with In America. It’s only in the last few Nanci Main of The Ark Restau­ Don’t make the mistake of adding Including thoM Issued by the U.g. whose investment portfolios are mushrooms known as shiitake, years American cooks got any rant in Nahcotta, Wash., took as ANiWER: There’s no getting capital gains distributions to divi­ Treasury and federal agencies — made up of bonds pay higher yields walnuts and cumin. respect.’’ much care with the raspberries for around the fact that. In recent dends to calculate yield. And don't decline. So do the share values of than other mutual funds which also "It’s a dream come true," said " It really shows how far the her tapioca zabaglione custard. years, relaxed goMrities and Ex- confuse yield with "total return." mutual funds holding bonds. hold bonds. Is that becaused the Robert Bennett, an Oklahoma City young American chefs have come, ’ ’ They were picked Wednesday in chan^ Commissira rules have The latter tells you how well, or how higher-yielding funds are more caterer whose grilled cowboy's said Dean Fearing, chef at The Washington. resutted In some downright mis­ badly, a fond performed over a The mailbag shows many people risky than the lower-yielding tallgrass bobwhHe quail won many Mansion on Turtle Creek in Dallas, "M y growers had to recruit high leading mutual fond ads. But the period of time, assuming reinvest- didn’t understand the risk involved funds? compliments. who dressed in chefs’ whites like his school kids to go out and help ones you cite do not fall In that 1 of dividends and capital gains in buying shares of government U The Third Annual American colleagoes but added a pair of them ," she said as she set out lace category. iributions. securities mutual funds and have Ch«f Jggper Whlt« pokM it a pig on a avaning in a banafit to City Maaia on AN SW ER : Generally, yes. The Chefs' Tribute to James Beard cowboy boots. doilies and martini glasses of her A mutual fund’s yield is the the value of your fund shares been shocked to see the values of per share asset values of bond funds honored the man who led a Fearing served up crab cakes dessert, topped with a white choco­ gpit at th« Amarican faatWaf Gala in Now Whaafa and a tributa to tha lata cbaf market value of Its shares, also I falling by a greater percentage their investments decline in recent with high yields usually are subject generation of cooks to search their with smoked bell pepper sauce as late filigree. York'g Rockafeiiar Cantar Thuraday Jamaa Baard. called "net asset value M r share," amount than your dividend yield, months. divided by the dividends paid over your funds have a negative total to wider fluctuations than those of AOsiwto the past 12 months. If a fund’s asset return. That happens in times of QUESTION: We need 9800 lower yielding funds. Psychologist says parenting styles bring varied results Rye spy A workor pasta through th« holM of • computor boird Clarification by White House boosts dollar N WASHINGTON (AP) - There is the one to aim for. child to obey externally defined teens don’t react well to external as 'Keep your room clean or stay In rely more on peer group pret- monufocturod by MAf Bssle Four Inc. of Tustin, Csllf. are various kinds of parenting "Parenting styles tend to be standards. They treat adolescents frustrations because they haven’t for a week.' " sores," adds Ms. Baum, Th« bo«rd Is usod In th« MAI 3000 super mlerocomputsr. LO N D O N (A P ) - ’The U.S.dollar mean to suggest that he wanted the on the back of Prim e Minister • 1,301.00 Italian lire, up from styles, and experience and re­ related to both positive and nega­ in ways that make them feel guilty. had to respond to demands in the believes that the ideal parentiflg Margaret ’Thatcher’s victory in 1,300.79 Outcome of the authoritarian advanced hestitantly in light Euro­ currency to drop. search have Indicated which kinds tive child behavior." Ms. Baum For example, if a mother wants her past, she says. style Is the authoritative. Thursday’s election. ’The pound • And 1.3411 Canadian dollars, style is that teen-agers tend to be pean trading early today. Gold By midmoming In Europe, the are the most effective in raising points out. "Positive changes In teen-age son to clean his room she "A t the other end of the conti­ up from 1.3329 more rebellious — a vicious cycle is Pratt takes consortium lead edged above 94M. dollar was marginally up against was quoted at 91.6809, down from children, says Cynthia Baum, a parenting style often result in might say. ’If you really were a nuum are authoritarian parents, "These parents recognise that The dollar edged lower In Tokyo, created, with parents demanding EAST HARTFORD (AF) - Pratt ’That was a mistake, said Nicholas Currency traders said the dollar most other major world currencies. 91.8830. psychology professor at The Ca­ decreased negative behavior by good son and loved your mother, who demand rigid adherence to both they and their teen-agers have adherence to rules, children rebel­ a Whitney will become the sole R. Tomassettl, a veteran engine recovered from Thursday’s lows But traders said market sentinnent Other midmoming dollar rates trading at 142.78 Japanese yen, tholic University of America. children and increased family you would clean up your room.’ " rules, set absolute standards, value rigMs in the relationship and are ling. parents tightening up more, leader of a consortium of five expert who was named president of after the White House clarified a for the dollar remained unfavora­ compared with rates in Europe late down from ’Thursday’s 142.90 yen. The styles fall into three broad cooperation. Ms. Baum maintains that the respect for authority and don’t willing to share decision-making and children rebelling more. companies developing a Jet engine the consortium. International Aero statement by President Reagan at ble ahead of the release later today Thursday: But in later London trading, the categories: permissive, authoritar­ "Permissive parents are non- outcome of this style Is teen-agers encourage verbal give-and-take. with each other. A reward rather for tile European Airbus airplane, a Engines, In January. the end of the Venice economic of U.S. merchandise trade figures e 1.7970 West German marks, up dollar rose to 143.10 yen. ian and authoritative, she explains, punitive. accept the child’s im ­ with less positive social behavior They tend to favor more punitive "And these teen-agers tend to than a punishment system operates move which will put an end to a (or April, from 1.7994 London’s five biggest bullion adding that the authoritative style pulses and don’t encourage the and lower jK'hicvements. These measures to obtain obedience, such rank higher in peer conformity and here." she says. summit. "management nightmare," the The text of Tomassettl’s re­ Reagan had told a news confer­ They said a substantial widening # 1.4879 Swiss francs, up from houses fixed a recommended gold consortium’s presksident1 said.I marks, made Wednesday at an ence that It was "within reason" to of the U.S. trade deficit could push 1.4849 price of 9480.80 a troy ounce, down Rolls Royce PLC, an English aerospace Industry conference in expect the dollar’s decline to the dollar lower. e 8.0039 French franca, up from from an opening bid of 9481.90 but Elvis’ estate engine firm, and East Hartford- Paris preceding ’Ihursday's open­ continue. White House spokesman The British pound declined 9.9989 up from 9498 late ’Thursday. A based Pratt a Whitney shared ing of the Paris Air Show, was Marlin FItzwater said later, how­ against the dollar, even though it • 2.0210 Dutch guilders, down trader described the market as leadership when the consortium released by the consortium In East wants proof ever, that the president did not rose against moat other currencies from 2.0219 thin. EXPLOSIVE STOREWIDE CLEARANCE!!! was estaMIshed four years ago. Hartford. about affair HITACHI tana Litton SONY’ B s a b i y o SHARP. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - A d u a ^ a r C A L O n i C woman who claims in a book that TOSHIBA CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 she had Elvis Presley’s Illegitimate child should supply blood samples Yg/uri* and other evidence to support her claims, managers of the singer’s estate say. Notleek NELF WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED | n ] HELP WANTED HELP WANTED “ We're Just asking them to prove HD GU 113 G3 G3 this is not a falsehood," David As 0 condition oreeodsnt to OP1NIN09 Available. TIRE Changer. Pull time, CASHIBRS, Stock clerks. AUTOMOTIVB Mechan­ RN/LPN. Immediate HOME Health Aides. Beckwith, a spokesman for the ttio plocomsnt ot any odvsr- tlslne in the Monehostsr Ha­ Pull time, benefits. no experience neces­ Walgreen’s Is looking ics. Pull and port time. Medical Care has full Homemakers, com­ Graceland Division of Elvis Pres­ rold, Advortfssr hsrobv Poultry form workers. sary. Uniforms, voco- tor full and part time Needed Immedlotely. and port time nursing panions. Immediate ADVERTISING Sales. ley Enterprises Inc., said oerses to protect, indemnity Laundry room person, tlon time, medical In­ help for nights and Paying up to 910 per positions In the We­ openings full or port We’re looking for a Thursday. and held hormless the Mon- service person, 2nd surance. Apply In weekends. Bxcellent hour. Must hove tools thersfield, Elmwood time. Paid on the lob dependable Individual Beckwith said a lawyer for the ensstsr Harold, Its officers shift woshino vehicle. person: Tires Interna­ compensation pack­ ond experience pre­ and Bast Hartford cen­ training. Pull benefit to work full time and employees oeolnsf any Coll Arbor Acres tional, 1185 Tolland age, good starting poy. ferred. Coll Bob at ters. Day, evenine, and package paid. In- M ondoy-Frldoy. Soles Presley estate has written the Whirlpool and all llouillty,louillty, less or publisher. Random House Inc., expense, Includln# ottor- Porms 823-4861, J M n Tpke, Manchester. Apply In person to: 975-5450 or 971-1889. weekend hours are service, competitive experience preferred, 2 ovollable. Recent seeking evidence to support claims neys’ fees, orlsins from Wolgreon's Drug wages, mileage reim­ but will train the right >UARDS wanted. Store, 283 W. Middle acute or obulotory bursement. Coll 872- person. Must be ener­ made In "A re You Lonesome claims of unfair trade proctl- msssst apiBMueia O' ces, infrineement o f trade­ Smoll private pool. IQUIPMINT Tpke, Manchester. 848- core experience Is re­ 8183 tor application and getic and enloy public Tonight?" by Lucy de Barbln of marks, Irode names or pot- Certification required. OPIIATONS 9988. BOB. IBUBOin OPIIATOB quired. We ottera com­ Interview. BOB.______contact. Salary plus Texas. m '. ents, ylolotlen of riahts of Coll 848-4900 09k tor Must be able to work off petitive storting salary bonus and mileage. Ex­ Mrs. De Barbin says in the book prlyocy and Infrineement of asekhee, loader, Irueks end with a weekend differ­ Joy. deser. AUTO Mechonic. Basics site-plan. LETTER Press die cut­ cellent benefits Includ­ published earlier this year that she cepyrifht and proprietary plus OM Diesel. Por- ential os well as a ter. Full time. Steady ing dental. If you ore rietits, unfair competition Call 742-9317, 8:a0-9pm Cell 742-9317, 0:30-9 pm had a 24-year affair with Presley and libel ond slander, which elgn cor experience. benefit package tor employment with over­ self-motivated, highly and gave birth to his illegitimate may result from the publica­ TNE Por busy Manchester employees who work time. Prefer expe­ orgnalzed and enloy a over 30 hours per week. daughter In 1958. a V L V A A U A tion ot ony odvertlsment In shop. Coll Dave for rience but will train. challenge, this position the Monchoster Herald by BROWNSTONE appointment. 848-5533. Interested applicants Excellent opportunity Is for you. Coll Denise She says the affair was so secret advertiser, Includine adver­ ImmJllfte J^^oymenl TELLERS. Pull and part contact: Sheri at 721- for right person. C- Roberts, at 843-2711 for that even Presley's closest friends tisements In any tree distri­ DINER eummsr lupplemenlal sdues- time teller positions 7383 between 8 and 4 , Thru Ruler Company, Interview were unaware of It. bution publications pub­ lion sreeran. Tutoflng In Psad- available In the brand Monday through Bloomfield, Ct. 243- oppointment.______She also says she kept her lished by Ihe Manchester D37 Cmtir llrifl Inf 8/er Malh. Musi beCsrlne. Telemarketing n e w Glastonbury Harold. Penny Slettert, hMoensIble, OerUfled. ixesHefr Prldoy. 0303. INSIDE Sales/Wore- daughter’s birth a secret from Part Tim e branch office ot Sut- Publisher. Minehsitir. CT worfclne enwronnwm. tleld Bonk, scheduled MAtURB Secretory/Ae- house person needed. Presley, who died of heart disease DDD4D Center ter Learning Looking (or people who to open In mid June. If ceptlonlst. 2-3 days per AMBITIOUB INDIVIDUAL Full time. Call 848-8252 while using numerous prescription LDtT ______M M f S I like to talk on the you enloy working with week. Word processing needed who osn learn our In­ for Interview.______stimulants and depressants 10 (U n d a r N o w RN/LPN. Seeking moti­ phone; speak with a the public, appreciate skills on IBM pc. Non dustry from ground up. Grow­ ANOIHIUND Managamant) pleasant voicr, who D O N ’T KNOW where to years ago at his Memphis home. vated Individuals with professional surround­ smoker. Coll Richard ing oompenmy Is looking lor look next for a lob? How can work from 4-9 p.m. Presley’s estate claims the sole LOST on 8/7/97. Center Waltrggggg wantgdi good organizational ings and hove on excel­ Lawrence at 843-2181. future managemsnt and offers about placing a "Situa­ Monday through lent moth aptitude, right to market products bearing General Electric Sprlnos Pork. Grey skills to loin our health PLUMBBRS-llcensed proin sharing and ownership tion W o nted" od In Braakfaat - Lunch. team. Wo ore a 2 level Thursday. take advantage of this the singer’s name or image. tlper cot, red collar verterans wanted by potential. 849-4983______classIfM ? If the book "is nothing but a fraud Panasonic ■ block leash, Burt. Very Full A Part Tima. core facility. The areas W E O F F E R : opportunity to be port newest rehab center of the start-up team In mechanical contrac­ and a sham,” then it wrongfully much missed. Contact Good working Hourly wage; com- tor. Lone term prolects Manchester PIre De­ speclollilng In geriat­ this new location. We uses Presley’s name and likeness, @FISHER‘^•UbuT ■T conditions. mieslonB; Incentives; otter competitive sa­ In Storrs and surround­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED. partment. rics and post acute iald vacations; cour- Barry W ai^, a lawyer for the WhiteWestinghouse care. Wo have open­ laries and excellent ing areas. Ground floor MANCHEITER AREA estate, said in the June 8 letter to l/liyaUWSI STT emoTe'^ 520-0320 or fesy membership; compony paid benefits. opportunity. 629-8340.^ ear old Setter Cross, ings for supervisors Mrs. De Barbln's publisher. and charge nurse. sales training. Por further Informa­ Silock and ton. Odk 040-4011 If Interested call Judy tion please contact: g p p 6 A Y 0 n i t v ^or Mather 8t...... 811 Beckwith said from his office in Street. Pleose coll the Work Mondov through building cleaning man­ aasHELP US Prldoy and hove your Phyllis Portler, In the WooHleld 8t...... ell Los Angeles that he has received no Manchester Oop AUDIT Dope 847-0800 agers. District, Prolect Eesttleld 8t...... e l response to his request for evidence weekends free.... or Human Resource De­ Warden at 843-8842. t/Housahoid Mover, AAA Auto Club partment. Sutfleld and Supervisors. Pro­ Centertleld 81...... ell to support the book’s claims, CLEAR BEST SELECTION entrv level position in work our Baylor plan fessionals only. Lead­ Md/lAILIH'I'lociiH'o- Saturdoys and Sundays 301 Broad St. Bonk, 157 Mountain Northtleld 8t...... ell including blood tests from Mrs. De mese Mom'and 3 kit­ billing. Training avail­ Rd., Sutfleld, Ct, 08079. ing National Company. ^FRES DELIVERY,,. able tor computer In­ and the weekdays ore Manchester, Ct P. 0. Box 813, East Barbln and her daughter, Desiree 'EM OUT! tens. Desperately need yours. Before you 203-889-1281 toll free 8pruoe 8t...... ell put and tarritt compre- Bx m I OssmxiHr Xmpltrtr Windsor, Ct. 08068. Presley. FREE SERVICE homes by Monday. 843- moke your final deci­ 800-932-1012. BOB. Hamlin 8t...... e 7289.______henslon. Accurate Bltoallcgt...... ell OUR Muae w a r e h o u s T typing necessary. sion chock us out. Por more Information WANT ADS ore worth Phono 529-8551, Per­ Bultarnut Road ...... all BURBTINQ AT THE SEAMS sonnel Manager tor ap­ please coll:‘ Mrs. A. looking Into when you’re Plante, Monday WITH THOUSANDS OF looking tor a place to pointment, or send re­ Data Road...... ell Thoughts sume to: Hartford through Prldoy, 8am to DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM live...whether It's a home, 3pm, Cresttleld Conva­ Garth Road...... 128-138 9 DOLLARS WORTH OF Dospotch, P.O. Box on apartment or a mobile lescent Home/Pen- Ludlow Road...... 28-107 EXCESS INVENTORY, home. 9271, Bast Hartford, C T. 08106. BOB. wood Manor. 843-5151. One of the most dramatic images ^^EVERvV9f^ ^ fo R Has Immediate Openings for Arnott Rd...... ell In the Hebrew Bible Is that of COME MAKE US A DEAL Farguton R o a d ...... 16-112 Eseklel’s dry bones. (Ezekiel 87: ,„NO REASONABLE OFFER the following positions: E. MIddIa Tpka. (ovan o n ly )...... BS8-676 1-14). What makes It so gripping Is I— ATTENTION: Retirees / Housewfver its picture of the Israelites In exile REFUSED,^HURR Y,„. North Elm 81...... 8-91 in Babylon - they have lost THIS WEEKEND ONLY! JUST A FEW HOURS ,I Truck Drivers Woodbrldgo 81...... 18-280 everything and are like dry bones e v e r y • Clas&rf] strewn over an Immense valley. Janaon 81...... all 8 But Esekiel knows that God has not LOWEST PRICES^.. • A d n[nts i Receivable Clerks Jordt 81...... all OF YOUR TIME... Parker 81...... 288-U 1 deserted his people and with a great A LITTLE OF THIS,,,,A LITTLE OF THAT, • P___ h %Order ( Clerks wind and a rattling he sees the Can give you unlimited East Middle Tpka...... 2B4-878 bodies resuscitated. The ^ BUT IT ALL ADDS UP TO OIQANTIC SAVINQS Franklin 81...... ill breathes on them and they come • Freezer Selectors Parker 81...... 10^242 the renewedI people| of God:ready to ON AMERICA’S FAVORITE TOP NAME BRAND earning potential] I 1st shift full-time return to their homeland. MAJOR APPLIANCES, COLOR TVm, VCRm, 2nd shift full & part-time Green Road...... 204-880 The same God who showed MICROWAVES, AND MUCH MORE, Henry St...... 201-818 Esekiel what new life was In store Set your own hours Prlnooton 8t...... 167-180 7 for the exiles points us to new life at Apply in person; Tenner Bt...... 1B4-1BB Pentecost. When Jesus met with the and earn extra Wallaatey 8t...... all disciples after his Resurrection, he Income while working Lawton Rd...... ell breathed new life Into them (John from home. Work at Dari-Farms Ice Cream Co. Milford Rd...... ell M ) . The ir sense of anguish over his 40 Tolland Stage Rd. Tolland, CT. 06084. Cerpanter Rd...... ell death on the Cross vanished. H u y your own pace on a Sanford Rd...... ell realised that God had given Jesus v ^ B c o u N r ctNTen.’) HemlHon O r...... ell new life and that they had received schedule that’s Applications now being accepted 8; 30*0:00 p.m. a share In the power of- the tailor-made for you. Monday through Friday. Saturday 9-1:30. Wothorall 8t...... B-2B2 resurrection. This was good news. MoCenn D r...... ell It was the loy of the Gospel. It Medical, Pension Plan & Profit Sharing Bldwell Bt...... 27B-888 continues to be the hallmark of the faith of the church. CALL NOW 943-2711 I 947-9949 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 12.1887- 18 2 4 - t n^M AKcm m Km M ALo rrtiur.Jm tAim HDME8 LOTS/UMD GDHELP WANTED EDHELP WANTED FOR BALE FOR SALE ACCOUNTS Receivable MANCHESTER orao. LOVELY 4 bedroom Co­ 20 ACRES Prime farm­ and billing. Monchet- Port time cleaning per- lonial with sunroom, land, rich loom, no CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711 ter doefor'f office, 40 fireplace, 2 cor aoroge stones; over 3000 feet tcnnel. 10-15 hours per hour week. Benoflft week. Mondoy- on private lot. Quiet on Cleon rive r; one block off route neor Include medical Insu­ Sofurdov. Dependable location In Bast Hart­ 6 Rerm Svw fltt end ■eelemenf. Andovcr/Bolton line. H t f l C M Bwslfwss Frse e rlv...... » ■tiMrMtftmenf...... A ATiit 1 fd 4 ddvt: 99 Cdtift O f »no o f ddf. rance and life Insu­ and experienced. Bx- ford. $149,900. Realfy Mserf FfM w tr ...... 24 ■eokkewffie/ifKOffM T o t. Office/Refdll ■dufemenf...... 899,900. Term s '/b down. LMf/FdvM...... 01 Rdcreeflenef Reefemenf...... 7 fo If deyt: 7» eonft eor lino eor dev. rance, paid holldovt cellent wogee. 743-5633. World Benolf- fidOflOOOOO...... 77 Cerptftfry/Heinodtllne » Id M devt: 1 Mbchlntfv ond Tool*. 74 Auto lo rv lc M ...... 95 time hours. Oood be- euttfandlne credit cord Wilt. S a r v ic a s lotton ffit value of fho edvorllMmonf wMI nof A^ilSTANT Manager ex- leiiMRMMeMiS orated. 1149,900. Jock- Cefi^emlnlumt for tol*. » Lewn ond OorOon 77 AMtot for Monf/Lomt . 94 bo corrtcfM by on oddiflenol Intorflon. neflft. Coll the Keo: perlenced In Drug Keep your heme free end Left/Lon4 for tele...... n Child CMfft...... SI Oood Thln«t to 6o1...... 72 MIteoMonooM Automotlvo 97 ton 8i Jackson Real fnvetfmenf Prooerfv ClMhlOM BtrylCM...... 17 Fuol Oll/Coot/t^lrowood . 7f Wonfod to 0vy/Tfodo ...... 99 Bob or Jock Tracy. chain operoflont. MAI»_ clear without Mens. Bad 336-5423 or 678-1400. Startino salary 821,000 Estate. 647-0400.O credit or lot# payment his­ tory It net o problem. Kindly b a b y s i t t e r wanted 3-3 ♦ ♦ . Skills must In­ PRIVACY Golorel An- days per week for 3 clude hiring and train­ saldl built 8 room exec­ coll: ing, merchandising, In­ ’" S S iS S ^ M S a t S S f e w utive Raised Ranch on T h a Sw iss small children. Wad­ flto » ft MumMftg n»- o m o m w m m «m iuwm m omo • • dell tchool area. Refer­ voicing, bonking and Lookout Mountain In Conaarvotiva Oroup E 3 HELP WANTED ( H I nELF WANTED O l ] help WANTED O i l HELP WANTED IUJ nELP WANTED m ] HELP WANTED ences. 647-8334. employee supervision. pBlni. CMta. OH. BRd DaHi466T16 m - m m . Manchester. Beautiful 1-454-4404 or treed lot with complete Apply now. Send re­ WIr PT nWHHVl r - • 8 Vs • ik 6 e 8»«*8 8 « 0 » 8 »a • 1-4S4-13S4 privacy. 4 bedrooms, SECRETARIAL. Part SALES PERSON. Retail PART Time Receptionist CLERICAL. Mature per­ FULL Tims, Clerlcol- sume fo: P.O. Box 994, •ollSf f^BBBRlMt NAWMIlllllMNNi D tL IV illlN O soles. Pull or port time. kitchsn moklne sand- Rocky HIM, C T 06067. 3.5 baths, potto with J son needed for small /Solet. 84.25 per hour. time permanent post* for very busy Man­ Q « 6 Sfiift OH, r I& farmioam«Syards; RDDM8 RETARDATION Commission plus 8o- office. Diversified du­ wlchts and othsr kit­ Must b t dependable. oarden house. Extro flan International dls- chester doctors office. chen dufiti. Call 649- PART Time secretory. lory. Overtime availa­ ties Include typing, fil­ Coll 643-3171. FUirip aslaa, aarvlea. tygyaa tax.>NNLaraYei, tforage. Fully op- IB] FDR RENT trubutor/sales organl* Mature reliable person 0305. Hours 9-1pm. Excellent pllonced kitchen. SERVICES ble. Benefits, pleasant ing, telephone contact, benefits. General of­ andinatallstlon. oanSairitktaiSrelSUya d— raHve(dawe. xatlon. Looking for with pleoBont personal­ ASSISTANT Book- $349,900. Jackson 8. MANCHESTER. Excel­ experienced person. working conditions. ity. Light typing, op- and general office fice work, pleasant sndfi!5Klloappaf.''.i i H f l t 1 PregriRi CurBRilor 667-3333. keeper. Accurate Indi­ Jockton. 647-8400. □ lent furnished room Anowor to Rrovlovt Rualt procedures. (Will e .•* •. *' e 8 * s * « e- s • e e • ACROSS 81 13-5, Monday through Privsts sflenoy seeks psr* proxlm otely 20-35 vidual to perform working environment. gentleman preferred. itlok nnn nnnnn nnn hours per week, after­ train.) Evenings and Immediate opening. DON'T Judoe a book by 1 lotvo Friday for general of­ son to oversee develop* EDUCATIONAL dlvertlfled general oc- « 4 ft s" 4 • « S • No kitchen privileges. 82 CMIlin nan noincin ann fice duties Including noons and 1 evenlno. Soturdoys. 643-1166. Vernon/Tolland line. k Its' cover I You must 5 Sitlut clothoi ment end eupervlelon of INSTALLER counflno duties In loroe tee the Inside of this References required. 8 UntkMOd □on nnRnn □□□ phones, and word pro­ eeverel oommunity living For Inftrvlew coll 646- AIDE downtown Manchester Coll Jan foranappolnt- iuBwie I^Ntlo 060116US6 ViiCm ilnieiiM $53 weekly. 649-4022 or 88 Mori III- □nno Dcnn oants Csrpet, Tile and Sheet ment. 873-1300. property to truly ap­ 12 Hooklikt bohtvod cessing. Good typing errengmente for retarded 5153. Insurance agency. . ;f¥PNWOO» M H W i WXfv * UUOWfn ¥DOND$ fRVDQDD DfW 643-6187. pint n n R n n n r a CUSTODIAN ___jt tta data ta lainita r preciate all It offers I 88 SlupM ptnon skills ore essential. edulta. Degree required. Vinyl. Sub contract F ull Tims Solid GL knowledge PART Time Telex opera­ U 13 Ittobtll ^ BBeeMh. ' addWeiiAONitaf Separate In-law apart­ III.) □□ □□ Bonrao Coll JudI of 871-0401. baele. Apply In pereon; Immediate position and detol I oriented per­ tor. Vernon office re­ oflieitl 80 of □at^ncnn noncioD Experienced In lloeneing CoMtnictlon To rslnforos Instruo- aSSSSLS. lYiSfQmrewise - naMStaTUIATtE ment with kitchen and APARTMENTS (tbbf.) available for person son reoulred. Compu­ quires Individual with Mtrch □□nnnn nnancio ORIVER/Operotor for oommunity living eer- FLOOIICOVEHINI tlon and atslst Indi­ full bath, plus 4 bed­ FDR RENT 14 lltnoy doniil 61 FIrtirm vloee end eupervlelon of Company with experience ter experience helpful Telex or word process­ mam. ftOCCffr Q U ¥ 6 0 0 . B I O O I O O ^ rooms, 3 full baths, two 15 Itlitvt nnnran nn nra septic tank truck. Clots OEPASTaENT viduals or small groups for conversion. We IB VCNtr iMHlM wllh a i seims^ ownori' gp. iteff preferred. Salary stripping, waxing, ing experience to work ^.odlftqiaiMiftad. " . DID-]TOD • 4 7 4 )1 4 6 •Her • p.m.8ndesk torttsfy fireplaces, 2 cor gar­ n n n r a o m n 11 license, good benef­ UsklRg far porsM for of ohildran and per­ offer pleasant working 3-3 evenings per week, MANCHESTER. Brand 82 Sotimo its. W llltro ln.A ppIvot: buffingiW r floors and age, deck built In 1975. noi 63 Animil porki [3DtDn nac^] QraEin 21K plue. Exoellani bene­ EIvsrsIfIti 4itles, form Inetruotlon conditions In a conoe- approximately 3 hours new duplex. 3 bed­ 16 Rtliti non nnnnn nno Upton Construction fits.' Contaot: RiCKEL HOME performing a var­ Situated on Vernon - 64 M io____ related clarloal aotlvl- nlol environment. Coll per night. Call JudI at: room, V/b bath, all 18 dmlift boiftr lung □□□ □□□nn ann Inc, route 33 Mansfield nwst have 1604 irivigg iety of other cus­ Bolton lane on 3.5 appliances. Quiet deod 20 Chtffliotl Bob Cenuel CENTER Dorothy at 643-1155. Inter Trade Scientific. wooded acres. $249,900. 88 Eyt Inftotlon or coll 743-6190. rsew4 sr4 b# rallsMa. todial functions. tlaa sa aaaignad. High end street. $775/month. t tuffii □□□ □□□□□ □□□ at 617-823-9560 1026 Tolland Tpke. 871-0401. Jackson 8. Jackson. 21 Rul DOWN Manoheeter, C T ExeeNsot FglMlioe po- Extremely good aohool diploma re­ BOOKKEEPER. Full [g ^ljO R IE B HOMES 633-6188. lOHoitylo 41 OkfltiMonod e n e r AL ofice help. or eend reeums to: VOCATIONAL Instuctor 0 JHOIRE8 647-8400. N 6 working conditions 22 Conieeit 24 Oooonibir 06040 quired. Contaot: charge bookkeeper. MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ polnl 42 8tyi Pull or port time. Typ­ P.O. Box 699 sHloo fer ggMoo haMi and starting rote. Horticulture to work HELP WANTS) FDR BALE FOR BALE FOR SALE holidty 48 8irril (ibbr.) Experience necessary. I room. Lease, no pets. 23 Funt gtnut ing and baste office Wllllmentlc, C T 06226 in v m with developmentolly NEW LISTING libbr.) 47 Thottrlotl CLERICAL. Pull time of­ shake I N M I. Includes fully paid Mr. Stephen Sohaohnar Computer knowledge $425. No utilities. 643- 28 Who |Fr.| 28 Jolt skills. Coll 531-9436. disabled adults. Send SECRETARY/Reception­ C O V E N T R Y . $121,500. CONVENIENCE. This 3 28 Thit which ooupli fice position. 40 hour Call benefit program. Parker Memorial ° helpful. Flexible hours. All real ettati advertised In btdroom, full dor- Move*fn ^^ndltlon. 4792 or 528-0776. 28 CipoMi of |2 resume to: Hockonum ist tor medical office. the Monchester Herald It Price reduced. Large mull bt dont 48 Inttrrogtti week, Monday through Coll School Send resume to: Your Industries Green­ mered Cope Cod Is Owner's anxious. 6 MANCHESTER. 4 rooms, wdi.) 6 4 3 ^ 1 3 9 Business Office, 164 E. M utt have typing skills sublect to the Fair Housing three bedroom home 30 Tiny pirtiitt 27 Rin of oyt 48 Unfiittn Friday, Bom to 4;30pm. Old Poet Road house. Attention: featuring o newly re­ located In on excellent room. Atkina $125,900. adults preferred. No 34 Eridicilt 80 Of the plinti LUBE MAN Manchisttr Manor Center Street, and a pleasant person­ Act ot 19M. which makes It 28 Old muilotl Reliability and accu­ Tolland, C T 06084 Sarah Beardsley, Man­ ality. For Interview Illegal to advertise any pref­ decorated kitchen, for­ area of East Hartford Klernan Realty pets, no appliances, 1 38 Soon noto Miri (oomb. racy important. Expe­ at 646-0129 Manchester. 37 How iwttt FLOWER Shop work. Phone 875-0721 ager, P.O. Box 136, call 647-7329. erence, limitation or discrim­ mal dining room, fire­ near oil facilities. 1 '/s 649-1147 cor. Security and refer­ 31 Don Jutn'l form) rience using adding ination bated on race, color, mother 53 Whit you Full or port time. Expe­ Mansfield Depot, CT. M E D IC A L Receptionist. place ond french doors. baths, fireplace, re­ ences. 649-1265. machine, typing skills CLERICAL. Put your Applloallon deadline religion, sex or notional creation room, and o 3 2 ______ofwilk whh rienced or learn on the 06251. EO E. Immediate opening. Century 21 Epstein VER N ON . New llstlno. 3 149 OAKLAND Street, 4 voloo AUTOMOTIVE TRANSMISSION SPECIALIST helpful. Apply In per­ lob. Apply In person: proven or0anliotlonal June 19 - origin, or on Intention to Realty. 647-8895.D spacious out building family plus In-law 84 Rliying cird OPENINGS available. P A R T Tim e help wonted. Mature person for busy moke any such preference, room, 1st floor, $470 per 33 Orifltd, In 88 UnuMd son: Prague Shoe Co., Krause Florist, 631 •kills to uie 01 the the Ideol for storooe or apartment. Country htfildry 300 Pitkin St., Eost Position to bsgln Full and port time. We Eorn S75 per night. physician's office In limitation or dlscrlmlnotton. month plus utittles. 2 87 Nivy ihip Hartford Rd. Document Control Please call Nancy after The Herald will not know­ M A N C H E S TE R . $143,900. plovhousel Coll and setting. Priced to sell months security, no ap­ 38 8iftty Horttord, Cf. Ssptembar 1067 are looking for depen­ Rockville. Mustbeoble see* this quality prop­ cgtnoy prtfli (ibbr.l Clerk In our new Glai- 5 pm at 429- 9610. to deal well with peo­ ingly occept any advertise­ New llstlno- Seven with o positive cosh pliances. Weekdays 9- 88 Normi___ TECHNICIAN fonbury office of the fOt dable help with flexible ■ ment which It In violation of erty today. $130't. flow. $189,900. Klernan TRUCK Driver. Heavy ple. Hours Mondoy- room Cope In great 5, 646-2436. (Silly Field Llbfsry CItrk—Town of MoRchostor home mortgage corpo- hours up to M.SO to the low. family neighborhood, Blanchard 8< Rossetto. Realty. 649-1147. movii) start for those who construction. Apply In Frldoy, 12-6pm and ev­ " We Guarantee Our MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ Needed by progressive G.M . Oeeler. Experience Temporary part-time — part-time clerk rotlon. ThIf full time ery other Soturdov 9-3. NICELY Locoted. Large moster bed- MANCHESTER. West position It responsible SHEET metal workers auollfy. Looking tor person. The Andrew Fenced yard and fin­ Houses" 646-3482. a room apartment, 2nd preferred. needed to work 10 hours per week. Thursday Antaldl Company, 186 Please coll Donno at room , large living Side. Newer 3 family. floor In o 4 family 1 2 J 8 f 10 11 for preperotlon and fol­ and helpers wanted by cooks, bus people dis­ ished basement with fenced yard, hwashers. Must be Bldweel Street, 871-8545 tor further room , NEWER Duplex. Here's Move-ln condition. 5/5. house, wall to wall and Friday morning on town book mobile pro- low up on loon deffl- mechanical contrac­ bor ore only two fea­ oorooe plus carport, your chance to own o 12 14 tor. Long term prolects energetic and enlov Manchester. Information. Only $209,900. Klernan carpeting, appliances W o Offer: gram. Requires sbllltyblllf to lift and carry books, clenclet, tracking at- tures In this 6 room close to shopping and newer home In excep- Reolty. 649-1147. ROI slgnments to In Storrs ond surround­ public contact. Bo­ ASSEMBLER/Mechonl- MAINTENANCE. Full Cope with 2 bedrooms Included. 475/month pllo • Salary Plue Inoenllve a Paid Holldaya sblllty to file and mslntsln simple records and schools. This o o must tlonolly oood condi­ plus utilities. Security, 16 determine status, con­ ing areas. Ground floor nanza Family Restau­ col. $5.50 per hour. time position ovolloble and o den, or 3 bed­ to seel Sentry Real GOVERNMENT Homes Adu the ability to communicate courteously and ef­ tion. Each unit has 1W from $1 (U repair). no pets. 6^-1595. Avail­ • Paid Vocation • Insursnoe Program tacting attorneys and opportunity. 838-9340. ra n t, 340. Spencer 8-4:30. Lonce Valves, for Independent self rooms. 1 '/> baths, good Estate. 643-4060.O baths, 3 bedrooms, se­ curl 18 T » l 21 fectively with s variety of patrons, Including Street, Manchester. starter. Alternate wee­ storooe. $137,900. Delinquent tax' prop­ able August 1st. 643-1 • Paid Personal Osya • Csrasr Opportunity customers to obtain NURSE Aides. Training 346 Prestige Pork parate basements and, shut-ins and nursing horns residents. Salary Is materials and other clots startino toon. EOE. Rood, East Hartford. kends required. Appll- Strano Real Estate. erty. Repossessions. 1 BEDROOM apartment, 22 M A N C H E S TE R . $249,900. heating systems. The Coll 805-607-6000 exten­ • Factory Training 96.86 per hour for Information and oppllcstlon general clerical duties. You will be paid while 538-91^55. ______conts should hove ex­ 647-7653. n owner side even has a oil utilities Included. CUSTOMER Service Re­ perience ond ability In Custom nine room Co­ sion G H 9965. No pets. Convenient contact: Personnel Office 41 Center Street Candidates mutt pos­ you learn, plus receive presentative. Small AMBITIOUS person. fireplace. Moke your sets excellent verbol oil aspects of mainte­ 30 LOCUST Street, 3 tom- lonial In South Man­ location $425 p e r Call for appointment 872-B111 Manchester, Ct. 647-3126. free meals. Taking ap­ friendly, custom win­ Neat, good character. lly. 4 rooms each. Ex­ move today. $190's. ond written communi­ plications for full or nance Including gen­ chester close to the month. Coll Mike 643- Bd Weaver, Barvloe Director. Mubl Oppoflunfty ImployBr dow treatment com­ Opportunity to earn cellent location. Nice Glastonbury line. B LA N C H A R D 8i Rot- CDNDDMIHIUM8 cation skills os wells ot port time Certified $2SO-$300 per week. Ma- eral repairs, pointing, setto. " We Guarantee 1136 or Tom 649-3865. Clyde Chevrolet Bulok pany seeking high carpentry, mechanl- yard. $153,000. 646-2436, Newly built. Owner FDR SALE Monday through Frl- the ability to type. We Nurse Aides for all energy, dependable, lor company. No expe­ Our Houses " 646-3483 □ Route B3-Rookvllla cal/electrlcol systems. 9-5 weekdays. transferred. MBR su­ dov, 9-5. ___ offer competitive to- shifts. Earn a high rote Individual to assist In rience. Will train. Call SPECTACULAR Ranch 3 BEDR O OM Townhouse. larles and company Competitive salary MANCHESTER. Newllst- ite, 2yk>li “ ------~ ECONOMY Plaze, Hertford or call 260-2668 to set up 647-1513 oanoi ELECTRIC SUPPLY, INC. an Interview. REDWOOD FARMS 428 Tolland Turnpike Manoheeter *78,000 9 8TTENTI0N • IHVEITOM An Squel Oppoiluntty Bmptoyer M/F/V/H 9 CELEBRITY CIPHER Cpipbrily Ctphpr oryptoQrpmB arp erpatPd from Qwotatlonp by tamoua Manchester, C T 06040 ^ The HDME8 Prime opportunity tor the ppopip. ppBt and prpppni. Each Ipttar In Iha eipbar ptandt tor professional* nnHDMEB Investor wtto wants maxi­ anothar. Todoy'a etuo: X noooO M. 101 M79 l £ l l FDR BALE FDR BALE mum dollar potential with low vaoanoy rate. Large 3 ' • NtBV AQXYI bedroom condo In exoal- lant condition. No wotk ALQ ROY WTIIZ, ADVERTISE YOUR needed 8 elreedy laaaed people’s bank for you through Deoamber. tlHVBYlHVIU. N E W U S T IN O SUMMER VACATION SERVICES . Immaculate 6 room Colonial with bathe, 3 large bedrooms, gorgeoua ceramic tiled AtltsW LRDH-AQDBBIP PIN v V vetedt kitchen, finished reo room, well to well carpeting HYWBIBUYNZ ULY o thru-out, one oar garage. Joe Dimlnico 648-8164 Manoheeter 'laAiOtM . Call 643-2711 MNT Ml TIK M » U K INTERVIEWERS WANTED TN t Colonial Cape hea lots WRXBNZ U Z I Y . ’ — IRENE OR TRACEY The U. 8. Cenauo Bureau Is currently looking for ol Mng apaoa, laigadaok. Intervlewera to oonduot liHaralewIng for field eur- It hat 6 rooma. 3 bad- XSJLRYN K. WOO rooma, IVt boiha and many OR JUST STOP BY veye In and around the{>taH(qrd County a^ PREVIOUS SOLUTION. "I , p.prefer, In the end, writing NMa axtraa All hardwood Is tha location of this Immaculata 8 7 Jjollon, bRcauM you're creetli.wireetinp something, that wasn't CINSUS INTIRVIIWIRS ARRTSJUDMJSPBR Soora undar carpaling. Fl- 7 there before." — Mery McCertnyIcCertny. THE MANCHESTER HERALD, 16 BRAINARD PUCE HOUR AND ARB RIIMBURSID IBR CBNT8 raplaoa In Hvlno room, walk room colonial capawlth2coraaraoa.3 M R MILS FOR USB OF PRIVATI AUTOMO- M s R e lM S ttr $ 145^000 out bawmant wHh aNdara. badroomsr 1V^ baths, larg* firtplactd CaHtoaaatMaona. S COLLEGE, HIGH SCHOOL, JR. HIGH STUDENTS M LB. Flexible eehedule raquirad. Candldatae tor llvinoroom, lit floor family room Waot Side 2 family. Wrap-around front poroh, PLUS dan or offico. Homo In mint con­ ^CLASSm EoSsT^ oeneus Interviewer position muet be a U. S. olt- atova and rafrlgerator to ramain, waahar and 1 School will bo out ioonl Advertise your Summer Inn, have a high aohool diploma or equivalent N E W U S T IN Q dition and It sat on o lovaly ocra dryar plus dack on 2nd floor. Convenient loca­ E V E R Y 2 Services with us. Let the Heraid help to make your end pees e written teat. If you era Interaated and ■eel Nartlef8 - 4-8 Two tamlly, all aeperate utllitlea, londscopad lot. Prietd to sail at the meet our requiramente, write: tion. B u 8 llna. 100 amp eervloe. vinyl elding, 2 oar garage, exoellsnt We $205,000. Coll Pom Brophy for o lal- D A Y ''K i t A N D S services known throughout the Manchester area. Inveatment property - Paul Correnti 643-8303. suralv Inspactlon. w o n d e r Ri i Im i I Dlrtsltr. lumu N tin Ch m hi Call t. M IN M 4 lines, $15 (prepaid), 7 days. 10 Cauaewey Street, Room 683 McCavanagh Realty CORRENTI & LAPENTA D. F. ^ tWfWI Botton, MA 02222-1064 237 EaotEast

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ANDOVER. 4 room apart* Offices for rent. Reasona­ FREE. Firewood. Un- ANNUALB'noiBritfi too PLYMOUTH Volora 76 BlHCKTISskyhawk cus- CORDOBA 1979 for ports. moot. 10 mlnutos to ble rotes. Including oil sdllt. Y o u haul. 649-4471 sold. Ndw and usdd Ooka moklno suopllas for ports onlyl Coll fom . 90M 0 m iles. Red, 4 new Eagle ST's. Z- M a n c h M ttr In 3 fam ily u tilities. 643-7175 or 647- o r 549-6509. clothina. mlsedllant* conning lars. yard offer 4pm. 646-6549. excellent condition. barf, sunroof, 5 foctory homo. Carpotinfl, hard­ 9223. PUS Items. June I4(h tools, ruB hooking S5000. 643-1694. a lu m in u m rim s , 360 wood floors, appllon- ,10-4. 545 E. C a n ttr stuff. Clothes, old PINTO 1979 Sauire motor runs, body good FARM 8UPPUE8 van. Runsgeod. Asking except rear quarters cot, convtnient to Streat, Manchgatar. oomas and toys, cosh- $1890/basf offer. 743- Wagon. Automatic, commuttr bus lot, AND EQUIPMENT mara top coot, and lots power sfeerlng. Runs and passenger door. JUNE ii-l4itiJ:S5^,niin 1751. All leather Interior. J parks and shopping. Marchandtee or shina. Fwrnitura, of household miscel­ good. $595. 643-1840 at- O O fiw dH^I^Y 1 ^ M o- FACTORY Spelcol: All laneous. 51 Kannslng- Console ond buckets. $400 por month. Secur­ tools, books, tv, ^ I p u . A ufom oflc. Glood far 4pm ity and rtferencos. 742- steel multi-purpose lewlary, heusahold f o n Sfreaf, Best offer. Also new buildings. 40 x 60, to 100 condition. $1800.10am- C H E V Y N ovo 1974. 2 snows mounted on 5244 ovenlngs and ANTIQUES/ Items, baby Items. I ll Manchester. 5pm. 646-8439, 5:30 644- door, high perfor­ w M kends. X 300. Stone office type, Vernon St. rims. Call Joe 643- ICOUICTIRLES also light hoist capac­ U N. SC h M l itra e t, 3833. mance 350. Best offer. 1798.0 COLUMBIA. 4 room du- ity. Purchase before SATURDAY andSunday, Manchester. Boot, fur- CAVALi^A 1^ . Low mt- 646-1015. A fte r 6:30. plOK. W asher, dryer ntture, household Mike. _____ PLviiiiSuTtrTTfrTOn ANTIQUE Victorian June 15th 8i save addi­ 9om. 4 D iane D rive, leoge. Excellent condl- Fury. 3 new tires and hookups. Near com­ black what not shelf. tional 5% on freight. Manchester. If you Items and miscellane­ ' tion. Must sell, taking M USTANG 1977. 2dOOr, 8 muter parking. No 100 years old. $100. ous. 9-4. Soturday and alternator. Call 1-3pm Coll Pete 743-0746. dpnt see what you want offers. 647-8633. cylinder, Interlor/ex- o r 5-7. 649-7933. $500. pets. C o ll 228-3673. 649-7673. Sunday. terlor, good condition. u lu s to s k i VVVVVVVVVVVVVV' Needs som e w ork. $600 b Ast 6ifer. H6I 2 BEDROOM townhouse. VERNON.Giant Yard 6 a AA g B Aale. Variety B0AT8/MARINE or best offer. Call 649- Rambler American. Heat, wall to wall car­ sale at 86 Lake Street. new and older tiems. peting, all appliances, EQUIPMENT CHgVROLRf-BUICK,h li i INC.n 4305, M elissa. Runs but needs work, FURNITURE Women's clothing, le- Reasonable. 73 Oak- I^J^I ^ I ^ ^ body ok. C a ll 649-8341. cable, olr condition, wood Rd., (off Wood- C H E V Y M onza 1979. Runs 15 FOOT Star Croft, TrI w elery $, personal ef- ROUTE 83, VERNON Keep trvlne.o $750 per month. Nice fects. June 13-14,9-5. bridge). Saturday, good, needs hood, g rill, location. C a ll 647-1595. BROWN leather llvlno Hull, flberglos boat A i^ T 6 A f e A. 1974 M er- room couch and 2 Sunday, 8-5. SSnagalWaeen <7198 rodlATOR. $450. Coll with 40 horse power, SATURbAY, June13,9-4. 643-3171. Steve cury Comet. Not run­ M ANCHESTER. 5>/> chairs, sleeper sofa, 57 Green Manor Road. Ail6HB6Al4b6D tag as Bulok LaSabia 4 dr. <7496 room s, 1st floor. A p ­ Johnson engine. $1700. n in g now . 649-8341. Saturi king size bookshelf 649-2136. Many children's Items. sale Harvard Road, 9-3 as Ohav. CHstlon 4 dr. <3998 Keeptrylng.o pliances, on bus lines. mirrored waterbed, Rain date. June 14. Saturday. Children's as Bulok Regal 4 «. <6698 Lease, security. $550. TAKE A LOOK MUST Setl this weak I 66 stove, refrigerator. JUNE 13. Boys clothes, clothing and toys, 84 Bulok LaSabra 4 dr. <6498 American Rombler N 449-49S1. 647-9583. MUSICAL aueen headboard, Infant-6, women's from fhe land of no DUPLEX. 4 rooms, ITEMS harvest table and pads. 84 Skyhawk 4 dr. Wg. <8998 FULL Size bed frame. clothes, furniture and 84 Rhrtara Ooupa <11,698 1086 rust-Marylondl Runs- adults preferred. No Chiro support, extra miscellaneous. 137 Miscellaneous house­ classlc porfs. Woffh pets. References and firm mattress and box ORGAN. Sears Kent. Loomis street. Hllllord hold Items. Something 88 Ohav. Spaotrum 8 dr. <8798 SIOOO'sl R e a lly I 743- security. $500 per spring and bed spread. Make me an offer! to Griften to Loomis. for everyone I 88Baotra4dr. <11,998 LINCOLN 7606.O month. Phllbrick $65. 643-6082. 643-9279. Keep trying. 9-3. M lii#LLANl(&ui tog 88 Chav. Oaprloa 4 dr. <8498 Agency. 644-4200. fHUNbER telecaster sole. Saturday 6/13/87. 88 Old* Cudaoa 8 dr. <9796 TOWN CAR K l n 6 dize waterbed com- MULTI Family. Lawton 3 fo choose from JTRUCKR/VANR BRAND new 2 bedroom plete bookshelf head- guitar and Univox 213 Rood, Manchester. Un­ 136 Oak Street, Man­ 88 Xord LTD 4 dr. <11,498 amp. Must selll $250. chester. 10am-5pm. White, Blue, Brown iF O R R ^ tl townhouses. Vft baths, board. Asking $250. usual Items. Saturday 88 OavaHar Wg <8798 olr conditioning, mod­ 647-1344. Rain date 6/30/87. Your Choice D A T S U N 1977 630 longbed C o ll 647-7760. June 13,10-3. S8Cavalllar4dr. <8396 ern kitchen with with rffBN H lN itr^l. pickup In excellent run­ LIVING room furniture , MANCHESTER. Aaltlsta ia t - 87 BMW 4 dr. <22,900 oil appliances. Wall to twin bed, $75. Folding MISCEUANEOUS urdoy 6/13,9-3. 30 year ning condition with wall carpeting with full Rd., neighborhood. $18s700 over the top cap. Many teak table $25.649-0717. FOR SALE General Items. Friday, occumulatlon. Rain basement and laundry data 6/14. 872-9111 new parts. Call 647- hookups. Private front Saturday, June 12, 13. Moriarty Bros. 0805. HOT Point air condition­ eam-5pm. TAd Sale. Saturday June U s e d Car Specials porch and bock potlo. TV/STEREO/ CHEVY pickup 1^13. ers. 5000 BTU, (2). Paid FURNlirUR^, lamps, an- 13 9am-3pm. Records, Dollar-Rent-A-Cars $675 per month plus $500 each, 1 year old. books, assorted furni­ 40,000 miles, good con­ utilities and security. APPLIANCES tlaues, dishes, clothes, SCRANtON 19B5 C O U G A R S $250 each . 643-9379. ture and household dition. $4000. C a ll 643- No pets. 646-6062 or electric broom. Sotur- Whlte-Red-Blua REFRIGERATOR, West- Keep trying I Items. 36 Earl Street, 1699 after 6. 646-8261. doy. June 13. 9-3. 43-45 AND S8LSOT USSD 0AM... Inghouse, frost free. FREE Crystal!! For de­ Manchester. your choice •6995 FORD Van 1975. Custom- 5 r 6 o m s , heoted, op- G le n w o o d St. soMs s.s» nNANonn on lbssi Good working condi­ tolls please coll Nancy Manchester. ^a T u A d a Y ^/13 from 82 Caprice 4 dr. <8498 Izad Interior, needs pllances, 3rd floor. tion, browh. 18 cubic 87 DOOOB CARAVAN otter 5 pm. at 429-9610. 8-3. Appliances, some 87 DAKOTA FA) 81 Fairmont Wagon <2698 new engine. Best offer. Adults preferred. Se­ feet. $150. 649-3280. Saturday June 13. 8:30 to 646-3867. GREY, blue floral sofa, 3:30. 93 H ackm atack furniture and house­ 87 FIFTH AVB 81 Malibu 2 dr. <3498 curity and references. ELECTRIC Clothes hold. 73 Milford Road, 643-5363, 646-6113. good condition. $100. Street, Manchester. 87 00008 CARAVAN 81 QLC 4 dr., At, AC <3698 ^ d R b V o n 19^6.J u s t dryer. Good condition. Rust tweed sofa bed, Furniture, water bed, Manchesfer. 87 DOOOI CARAVAN 84 Mazda Pickup <4898 pained white. In excal- AVAILABLE July 1. 4 $45. C o ll 647-7109 Otter excellent condition, 87LaBARON4*. lent condition. room apartm ent, 2 bed- nicknacks and other 83 Lynx Wg.. At, AC <4698 5pm. $375. 40 horse power MTHUNOIRBIRO $3100/best offer. 560- room, centrolly lo­ treasures. 88 DCOOB wu Lnaw 86 Arlaa Wagon <6,498 electric start Johnson WANTED TO 88 Mazda 8E8 P/U <6300 0306 ask for Gory. Coll cated garage, applian­ MULTI fomliy Leland 88 FIFTH AVB. (t) befroe 7am or after ces, wosher/dryer LAWN AND seo horse outboard Drive. Friday, Sotur- BUY/TRADE SSCHV. LaBARON 86 Colony Park Wg. <10,400 motor and tanks, $400. day, Sundoy, 9-3. Air M DOOOB ROYAL au 66 Mil. Qalan14dr. <11,400 hook-up. Storage sand QARDEN 649-3380. b a ck ya rd . $550 plus conditioner, rugs, rid­ HOME In Keeney street 88LaBARON IP,. 66 Markur XR4TI <12,800 area. No agents. 643- 88 FLY. VOYAOBR MOTORCYCLER/ u tilities. C o ll until9pm . JOHN Deere ride on trac­ BIG Bed, 3 living room ing lawn mower, tires, 86 Cutlass 2 dr. <7898 643-1178. choirs, 2 loveseots, furniture. Clothes, 3831. 88 NISSAN MAXIMA 83 Dataun 2008X <4998 RWPEDR tor lawn mower. $500. Iblg rocking cholr,4 88 CBLBBRITY Coll after 4. 872-3210. books and collectibles. 83 QMC Jimmy 40K <7898 televisions, dryer Don't miss I 88 FLY. HORIZON (>) 86 Lino. Town Car <11,4(X) MOTOR Cycle Insurance. CARR 88 CHY. OTS Competitive rotes. CONDOMINIUMS LAWNS mowed and (small apartment 84 Gran. Marquis L8 <8698 raked. Reasonable SATURDAY June 11 9-2. FOR RALE 88 HORIZON Same dov coverage. size). C oll 875-6358. 86 Isuzu DLX F/U <8898 FOR RENT rotes. Coll Ron at 328- Multi family. Air con­ 88 VOYAOBR Many plans available. 0163 after 3 pm. ditioner's woher/dryer FORD 1983 Escort L. 88 TOY. TBRCBLSW Call Judy or Janet at VERNON. 1 bedroom, E N D R O L L 8 combo, household, White, 4 speed, om-fm, 88 COUOAR MORIARTY the Crockett Agency. 2 2nd floor. $475. Secur­ 88 NISSAN MAXIMA 643-1577. toys, bikes, dothlng Tail M l Icreaaad L o o m . a r« width - as# 49,000 miles. Runs 84 FLY. RBLIANT ity and references., 531 - (all sizes) and mater­ greot. $1800. 569-4002. BROTHERS 9533 or 666-0637. Any (matml daHvered. Alto, (III, 18Y« width - a lo r as# 88 FONTIAO JtOOO TRIUMPH Bonneville 69. gnvtl, slono ind birk muleh. ■m u st b« picksd up at the I nity, Morel 149 Straw­ 8 p 6 A 8 Y e R l9i4. Low 81 HONDA ACCORD 301 Center tt. Excellent condition. MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ Bobeal, bsehheo 6 loidbr rtnUI. I Herald Ottloa Monday thru| berry Ldne. Raln- miles, excellent condi­ 81 FLY RBLIANT SW Meneheeter, CT Partially chopped. 647- room, attached gar­ I Thursday bafora 11 a.m.only. /Shlne. Manchester. tion and chrom e. $3500. 7836 a ft er5.$900. r ! age, carpeted, all DAVII CONSTmiCnON 2ND annual Manchester 649-1158 otter 5 pm. 643-S13S appliances. Washer 875-3311 h 6 n 6 a i i « Low B7M400 / 6BM686 Jovcee Yard sole. Sat­ m u s t a n g 196> with GT m ileage. $750.647-1555. dryer/hookup. Availa­ urday June 13th, 10-4. ble Ju ly 1st. Security TAO options. Excellent con­ Court of Probata, Olstrlet of 513 West Middle Tpke, dition. By appoint­ deposit and references. RALES (corner of Deerfield Andevar $650/month. 242-6258, ROTOTILLING ment. $5500. 633-8031. NOnCBOFNBARINO SEVERAL families. 180 St.). No early birds. BSTATB OF Lynn.______Home gardens, OLDS Omega 83. Power DONNA R. JBNSBN West Street, route 85 135 W ELLS Street. Satur­ steering and brakes, 3 BEDROOM Townhouse. free estimates. day 9-3. Old dolls, tools, Pursuant to an order of Hon. Manchester Garden Bolton. Saturday June olr conditioning 4 cy­ Norman J. Frauss, Judea, Call Clyde and , 13th, 9-4. Rain date furniture', linder, 4 door, greot doted June B, 1SB7 o haarlnering Condominiums. Mov­ miscellaneous. will ba held on an appllcallon ing condition. Conve­ Sons. 647-8987. June 14. Good clothing, stereo. Excellent con­ milk gloss, furniture pravina tha Court outherlia nient to downtown and TAG sole. Saturday ond dition. Call 64^9S04. (he compromita and sattla- highway. Call after ond collectibles. Sunday June 13, 14. SLSITfuiiossTTFSwTthTi mant at on o lla ^ v dliputad 6pm. 755-3177 or 754- T a g Sale. 59 Philip Rood, 8am-4pm. Household angina. Passed emmls- d a l m at such astato os In sold 0000 TNINflS opplkatlon on flia mere fully 3434. $535. Manchester. Saturday Items. 133 Shallow- Blen and Inspection, brook Lone, Glaston­ opoaors, at the Court of Pro­ TO EAT June 13 and Sunday S350. 1966 P o n tia c 389. bata on June 1$, 19B7 at 2:IS June 14, 9om -4pm. A bury. Body good condition, F.M. STORE AND little bit of everything 3 FAMILY. Saturday S400. 338-3414. Sharon B. Frauss, tor everyone. OFFICE SPACE STRAWBERRIES 6/13,9-4pm. Refrieero- m O^Y Sell. >8 Volare 017-06 C'*'''' Pick Your Own T A G Sole. June 13 and 13, tor, antiques, sze 8 w a g o n . 6 c y lin d e r . NEW LY Renovated. Friday, Saturday. 9om designer clothes and Good condition only MEA Close to 1-84, 1st and Chaponit Brothers to 1pm. 93 Oak Grove more. Sunfleld Drive, 68,500 miles. New BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICR foriTV 2nd floor suites ovolla- Street, Manchester. South Windsor. Follow brakes, tires, snows, 30 Clark 8t., So. Windsor Pleasant Volley Road On Wadnasdov, June 14,1W7 ble. Rent Includes utili­ Clothing, toys, books, nice dependable car. at 7:30 p.m. at tha Commun­ fired ties. Peterman Build­ baseball cords and from J. C. Penny com­ $800 o r best offer. 649- ity Holt, tha Bolton Zoning P f f f E C o n ta im n plex to Clark St, right Injun ing Com pany. 649-9404. Opening Saturday June 8. miscellaneous house­ 6911. Dove. ommisslon will hold a au hold Items. on Clark left onto c haarlne to hoar tho follow- BILL PICONE! Hours 8am-8pm or until Sunfleld. Ipo:S picked out. No children T a g Sale. Fridoy and R A IN o r shine. 6/13, 9-i. COST FROFOIAL efOl Raqyast at Judy Oehachnar under 14 yeara of age al­ Saturday. 9-2. Gloss, ‘•JTUDBNTAND ^41 Marballa Lana, Tolland, Se// Your Car lowed In hold. books, furniture, toys, Dresser, car seat, INTNRSCHOLMTIC C T w use of Harold Smith's 1985 BUICK REGAL e tc. ISO G le n w o o d stroller, toys, clothes IN$UBANCil$B7/BS- proparty at 114 Bolton Cantor 2 Door, Silver S28-S741 Street, Manchester. No 0-4t. M uch m ore. 33 IfBO/OF' Road, Bolton, tor use os o Ser haast Information. early birds. West Center Street. Tha Board of Bducohon, bookstore. This raqyast tolls 110 Long Hill OrlYO, ~ under section 6A.9otthaBal- 4 Llnet — 10 Days tan Zonlna Roeulotlens of SO# charge, each addi­ LROAL NOICa customary homo occupancy 1983 MAZDA RX7 tional line. You oan TOWN OF ANOOVRR FOR "Otudont and intorKho- businossss. lONINO BOARD OF AFFRALS IdStlc insyranea 1907/00 - GSL, Gold oaneel at any time. PHILIP O. DOOLRY, 1900/W'. Cost Freaosal In- CHAIRMAN SORRY, The Zenina Beard of Appeals ettha Town at Andover, Can- fannatlon and spadtlcottons 9 nacticut wilt held o public haorlna In the Town Ottica Bulld- ora avallobla at (ha Businass lOLTONZQNINO NO REFUNDS OR Ina, Wednesday, June 17, lSS7ot7:lOF.M.lohaarthafellaw- omca. Saalad CaT Frapo- ~ COMMISBiON 1984 MAZDA '626' ADJUSTMENTS PIRMWOOD Ina oppllcallen asking ter relief frem the Zenine Lows of the sals will barocalv j»ntll1:30 4 Door, Gold SSS o cord. $ feet lanaltit, Town of Andover, Connecticut. p.m.. June I L 1987, Friday at CALL HERALD areen, datlvered. $ cord mini­ dtsa- DanaAndraalk-LalZ.BaHavRaad-RaquMtlnarelalt arhicn Nma they arfll ba pub- mum. MA8TBRrVI8A CARD from Section 11.1, Space Reaulramants. Lot noads 18 ild y opanad and road olaud. INVITATION TO BID feat side yard, has 10 toot, noads 18 (eat variance. The Beard of Iducetlen ras- CLASSIHED arvas (ho rieht w accept or Sadod JMds will ba raedvad 1984 MAZDA '626' At IMS haorlno Intarestad parsons may appear ond be heard ect any ar oil Cast Fraaa- In the.«Hi^_8arvlcas' o(- and written cammunlcotlona recolvad.recolyod^Saliaa Sold aaaaols are an 9, ar _ (ha _ rlglrt fa.werva a wall 2 Door, Burgundy 643-2711 (lie and may be seen In the etnea at (ha Tawn aark. Team Of- S 2®«has- m 4 0 i o . _ .ludcel termelltlei If It Is In lar.CTunMI 11:00a.m. an the (Ica Bulldina. (ha best lirtarost ta ea sa. data Shawn balaw for Ihafel- Doted at Andaver, Connecticut I Juno, IfW. Richard A. Huat, 1985 NISSAN STANZA BOLTON PUBLIC NOTtCB II June, 1187. OIracter/Businoss Sarvlcas ZONING BOARD OF AFFRALS (DDA 5 Door Hatchback, Blue A tiN M or^ It, tfWmsetina. the Batten ZentnaCemmiaslen ANOOVBR.------CONNI4BCTICUT _ DONALD AYRTON, CHAIRMAN INVITATION TO BID 018#S (t) ToivN I iIv S l OFRO Baalad MBs will ba rocalvod 1985 CAMARO «I the Oanaral Barvlcas' af- Sport Coupe, Copper NOTICRWWTICB ca, 41 Cantor ^ M o i F UIIBLIC 8 ------H BARIN t fwr* 1 RauWen af plat atan rsauiraw I te enceurage can- BOARBRD OF , D ^ IM C T M .•LOw W m^ b A l o w airm an at aalar atRclantbvfM TOWN OF MANCNRSTNCNRSTBlk CMITi w c t i c u t 7 8. incyaarata ggallcajttan and hearing raautramants and r -x-L EAST Notice N harobv divan that Ida Beard af otractars. Teem of LL DUMP Sf mfllWV y SWIWtVTVffT S U i S r wffn j L K U C f i f • w w h s W * are rada- Manchastar, CannacWcut, will h a li a FuBHc HoarniB at tha Llnceln Canter Haartng Raam.4MMatwS(raat,8 4. ^ tjua^ ^nt^j^M and gravsil gWs ta prahtbWad Cafinoellw. an th ursm , June 18. 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