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LVDAUL Woods. Attrac­ FM U M ■EIMIDT7 C H E V Y Caprice 1979. M e ­ tive 2 bedroom Cope chanically good, high unit, 1 w bo^s, oarooe. STOP FOMECLOSUIKII It you are falling behind on mileage, good reliable Excellent condition car. Call 649-5110. and value. $140's your mortgage payments... Hurrvi Blanchard & OR...It your home Is In fore­ M A Z D A R X7, 1979, 5 S2 Toyota 4x4 PU •5295 closure, WE CAN HELPI speed. $2400. or best Rossetto Realtors,'* ICHILO CARE 84 DIda Cut. Sup. Cpp •7495 No payment program avall- offer. Must sell. Coll We're Sellino Houses" S4 Cayaller 4 Or. •5300 M6-7m.a abla for up to 2 years. Bad ELECTRICAL WORK ODD lobs. Trucking. Tom 646-3126.______DAYCARE 88 Camaro Z28 •10,995 ON The Money! This credit Is not a problemllAsk Made fee t sdacsllsasl. KlBnuM B iM h i A Need a new Service with Home repairs. You V W Rabbit 1982. 4 door, •5900 super 6 plus room how LOW payments can Dsntog yamg lurilae skills RtmoABllEf StrvIcB circuit breakert? name It, we do It. Free A M -F M Stereo 85 Cavalier Cs 4 *. Condo Townhouse at help you SAVE YOUR BOW. UcsBssd dsy cars hsms. • AcMWolW • Otrptfilry moss are downi Cheek us out In estim ates. Insured. 643- cassette. 68,000 miles. as Celebrity 4 Dr. Wg. •9495 N o rth fle ld G reen Is HOME TODAYI OpsBlnt lor lafsBU - tsddtors. • OQMnfrtopM • ContuMno the Msnehssisr yellow psgas. 0304.______Cleon. $2,000 or best 88 Cavalller 4 Dr. •7695 NatrlUovs iMSls. offer. Coll Kurt 643- priced lust perfect! 3 Sarlsa Ceaservathre 6raap • I noiOMNd MmMm • Oini0M JOSEPH DUMAS ilAVimES TREE SERVICE 86 Calebriiy4 Dr. •8995 bedrooms, 2 full and 2 9600.______at (203) 4S4-1S30 or 0 4 0 -8 2 8 3 Buokot, truck a ehlppor. Stump 8S Oldt Delta 4 Or. •10,200 h a lt baths, t4()0 square 508-2589 (203)484-4404 Reg. Ins. Ret. 6 4 9 - 9 4 7 3 romoval. Froooetlmetta. OLDS Cutlass Supreme Sa Chav PU CIO •9490 feet plus rec room with NEED halp during HEATW6/ bar. Includes kitchen Spodel ooneldoratlon for 1980. 6 cylinder, auto­ 87 Cemaro 2 Dr. •11,995 summer vocotlon? Li­ m PLUMBINfl eldody and handicapped. . m atic, o lr, 60,000 miles. 87 Buick Qmnd Net. •18,995 oppllances, extra Insu­ censed doycqre mom PAINTIN8/ $2200. 646-8650 o r 275- 87 Pont. 6000 Ste. •14,995 lation, very low heot- hot openings. Tele­ Rentals 6 4 7 -7 5 5 3 3262.______•9900 ina costs, central air, phone 649-6035. PAPERINfi PJ’s PtanblM . ReaUng S' 87 Olds Ctlala 4 Dr. carport, enloy swim­ Air Ceniffllr—CaiMRlaflliig 87 Buick Cent. LTD •10,490 Boilers, pumps, hot water Tap.lal) Scfaaaad L« m i C E N T E R MOTORS 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. •9990 ming and tennis tool NAME your own price. Any amount daHvared. Aleo, tin, Immediate occupancy. ROOMS Father A Son Pointing tanks, ntw and 461 Mala 81.. MaoebtatDr UWRCARE raplacamants. g ti^ , atone and bark, muloh. ifflanrljrB trr H rralft An excellent value I FOR RENT and Papering. Remo­ jBoboaL baokhoa a leader rental. 1979 Ford Muftani...... *i695 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 $137,900. Jackson & val. 291-8567. FREE SSriMATES ClBRD, AT, AC, P8.8t«rto Jackson Real Estate, MANCHESTER. Fur­ 6ILBERT LAWN DAVIS CONSTRUCTION 1969 ChBvalte...... *2395 PAINTING Interior and 043-0049 / 228-9018 4 Dr„ AT. UR mi.. Sttrto, PS 647-0400.O nished room In ladles SENVKE exterior. Quality and 872-1400/65B-95S5 1964 Ren. Alliance...... *2495 rooming house. Clean, Frafaaaiaaal LaadMatdag professional work­ FOREST Ridge Condo. IMISCEIIANEOUS 4 Spd, P8. Stereo. Lo. Mi. quiet, nice location. Stona, Loam, and Mulch manship. Free esti­ LIPMAN #1 Thursday, June 30, 1980 J Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 35988 647-7156 Rich, elgan, ttong-frge l ANOAC a MNC i with view. Partially logm. 5 yarde.*80PlueTax. Mojoa rooaiMu. 1967 Ford Oalaxle...... $AVE 87Yugo2dr., 18K ...... *2896 finished walk-out base­ Ronovationi/Plus Wuna Shraba, IMdeaa. tolMilne. •NCOBVt.. 7I.UDM1. 85 VW Qolf Oleatl...... *6295 CARPENTRY/ Aleo, tend, gravel, etone planenea. laam aaadbie S ment. Pool, tennis APARTMENTS Cuetom Interior a Exterior and horea manure. 1964 Dodge Daytona...... *4495 86 VW Sclrocco, AT, AC, m Painting • Celling Repair a Turtw. Loeded with Everytking court. Priced to sell at FOR RENT REM00ELIN6 Oaa FREE ES'HMATES AM/FM Casa., PMIr...... *9 7 9 6 $169,000. C all owner at Renew a Power Wathing 1979 Ford Pinto...... *1495 86 CuHaaa Claria bm ...... *6396 Sewer work will resume; penalties high Free UUnMm • 6 4 3 -9 5 0 4 Partaaalfatad Laam (Uire AT. M.MO mi.. P8. Stereo 647-0748. M A N C H E S TE R . 454 M ain 85 Jaap Pioneer ln$urtd a Stnior OAeounfa ALaaiscaplBg 1976 Datiun Pickup...... *1495 2 Dr, 4x4 ...... *7698 By Andrew Yurkovskv Street. 2nd floor, 3 NORTHEAST PBRSONAL SERVICES was halted last week could top July 8 if a resolution is not levy fines as high as six figures. tion season might mean that U 7 4 2 -5 2 2 4 Itava mim ga 4 Spd., Cep. Extra Clean from the town, the C!orps of room heated. No ap­ 646-2253 • Chtekbook Control 83 Jeep Wagoneer, Manchester Herald $150,000. reached. Kathy Ross, a legal intern for CARPENTRY • Ineonw Tor Prtoorotton 1964 Ford Pickup...... *4995 Loadtd...... *8995 completion of the plant would be Engineers, and other agencies. pliances. Security. $480 F-ISO Cuat . Cap. 70,690 MI. Werbner said that it was "The intent is to keep as closely the Corps of Engineers, would not per m onth. 646-2426 All phaeae of conatruc- • Lift 6 Hoolth Inturonet Advict 82 VW Rabbit DIsael...... *2596 delayed a year beyond the No one at the meeting would • •udODt Contulfotlon The town plans to resume work agreedat a meeting of town, state as we possibly can to our weekdoys 9om-5pm. llon and ramodeling, rosl- CALUHAN’S 32 Buick Skylark...... *2886 comment on the town’s decision deadline of August 1990. comment on the specifics of the • Rnonclol 6 iBtotD Plonnin# CONCRETE FXYNN 649-4304 at the sewage treatment plant as and federal officials in Hartford LINE PAnmNO SERVICE 85 Camaro IROC-Z...... *10,495 construction schedule,” Werbner to resume work. She said officials Werbner said that the contrac­ discussion that went on, but town [EXTRA ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ dantlal, commarclal. In­ Open M-ro-9/8at. 0-8 soon as possible despite the Wednesday that the town, at its e taMlW e hMriS e rs tiii Ids Call Don M etier-649-3129 Many cart carry IlmItBd guarantee. said. "E veryday we don’t work is at the Hartford meeting had tor had said that it would take "a room, Elm Street, In­ dustrial. Quality assur­ J 8i C Concrete patios and 81 Msrcadaa 380SL, AT. failure Wednesday to resolve a officials who did speak were not cludes heat and hot 140 Hilliard St. D. B. Motlar, Inc. Slivsr, 46K...... *20,695 own risk, would be able to resume a day that puts us behind.” agreed not to comment on the couple of days” to begin work ance, customer satisfac­ sidewalks, steps and dispute with the U.S. Army Corps optimistic. CASH water, stove and re­ Manchaeter, CT 08040 77 Camaro, V8, AT...... *2465 work on the secondary part of the The town stopped work on the discussions to the press. tion guaranteed. driveways. Coll 569- again because of the Fourth of Director Geoffrey Naab, the frigerator, modern kit­ of Engineers over a wetlands plant until July 8 with te under­ [That's right! You can ASPHALT MAINTENANCE 4058, leave message. 24 T o U bihI Tupli, Rte. 83 secondary facility last weekafter Werbner said that the contrac­ July holiday. only elected official who attended chen and bath. 1 month "ProtBSSlonallsm Is TEL 643-9330 Ortvovwiyo A Parfclng Lott MORIARTY permit for the project. Assistant standing that no additional penal­ [make extra money VerBOB, (TT • 649-2636 receiving a cease-and-desist tor for the project. Fred Brunoli & No agreement emerged from the Hartford meeting, said today security. $495 per our trsdomark." • Hot Nubb*Ht«d Craok SMilng Town Manager Steven R. ties would be levied. Such work [by selling iinnecded WIN00W8 order from the Corps of Engi­ Sons of Avon, has estimated that the closed-door, three-hour meet­ that an official from the Corps of month. Also, Rock­ Ellington - 871-2342 • AiphDit RDpHlri • tM l OoiHna BROTHERS Werbner said today. Iltenis to readers of TH IS SPACE could only be carried out in neers. The Corps of Engineers halting work has cost $12,000 or ing Wednesday at U.S, District Engineers said during the meet­ ville, 1st floo r, 27 Cot­ Hartford - 547-0164 futtylrwund Pf90t9tlm§lm ANO DOORS U S E D C A R S One director, meanwhile, said [the Classified eolumns( tage Street, 1 bedroom, TRUCK8/VAN8 wetlands that have already been says that the town should have $15,000 per day. Town Manager Court in Hartford, which was ing that the Corps “ would cer- • 5 9 .4 7 fines for the unauthorized work )Y oii'lf be surprised Jtistj modern bath, stove, C8ll 625-2445 TODAYI aa Marfcur S«xp:« •19,495 affected by contraction and an obtained a wetlands permit for Robert B. Weiss said last week FARRAND REM0DELIN8 for 24 Insertions THB8MAL WINDOWS FOR SALE attended by U.S. Attorney Stan­ carpet. 1 month secur­ a7 Marc. Q. Marquit •13,895 that took place before the project additional meeting would be held the work and has threatened to that loss of the summer construc­ ♦bow quiekly your ad Room addHIone. daeka, roahng, « DOOM ley A. Twardy Jr. and officials See SEWAGE PLANT, page 10 ♦ will pull response. ity. $415 per month. Call 643-2711 a7 Marc. Topaz •6795 FORD Ranger XL 1984. 4 Call 872-8095 The elding, arindowe end guttcra. HANDYMAN S oU »nd fnaralfttf by p r o tn - ♦ r eaders will be callingt Baokhoe and buHdozer aervice for detolls Horn* lmprov6m6nt • Pointino ito n il nmodbUng oonfraetor. a7 Marc. Cougar •11,095 wheel drive, 6Vi foot. Garnet Company. - Roftmontt PInIthttf • Tlllna - A btitetlon o f yfnyf o r w ood ?vou before vou know III available. Call Bob Femnd, Jr. a7 Ford Tampo •6995 Western plow, V-6 en­ MANCHESTER. Large Light Corptntrv - OOO JOBS • unitb. Cubtom ebrpbntry a gine, olr conditioning, Innocent Bus. 647-8600 R00FIN6/ INSURBD tpeo/tfiry. 87 Lincoln T.C. •16,295 Main St. clean, 5 rooms, new A M -F M stereo. 49,000 HERALD 8IDIN6 •11,395 t kitchen, modern bath, R ii. 045-0049 BARRY SCANLON 6 7 5 - 9 7 9 0 87 Marc. Q. Marquit m iles. $5000. 643-4704. 9 BIm m 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 parking. Security. $650 646-2411 traa attlmotta 87 Lincoln MK7 •21,995 plus utilities. 646-0057. MAtiw, RHBMiii, M pktiis — K E N H A r o — 87 Ford Cr. Vic. •11,695 CAMPERS/ plea in fund fight MANCHESTER. Effi­ if Cwtnctiii Mi Tim IM i. NOMI MiPflOVIMINT FLOORSANDING 87 Marc. Cougar •11,095 TRAILERS ciency apartment for tiMInt - Btctu - milicDmont GO If you're tick of corMradora not WlndewD 6 Oeers • Floor! like now 87 Mazda RX-7 •17,495 L0T8/UND rent. Singles preferred. reluming your oalit, call ua. No J«b «r Imoll a Spocitllzing In oldir tioori 88 Toyota Camry •9495 cox Pop-up cam per. A-1 Call mornings 649-5701. ruHy Inturis, Many HaMwnoas 16% iDniDr CtttMfi WtCMnt body case FOR SALE • Natural & stained floors 88 Mazda 828 Turbo •9695 condition. $900 negotia­ Is tonight THREE rooms, partly AADfnbtr IRd Inttrnotlonol M6R Construction • No waxing anymore 643-2711 88 Marc. Lynx •3995 ble. Please telephone M A N C H E S T E R . $105,000. furnished. Heat. Work­ 742-6485. It Mncknlir. Inc. 64^1720 Coll 728-0761 Anytlmt John Virfalllo - 646-5750 88 Dodge Lancar •7995 Bv Nancy Concelman Very nice wooded lot, ing single mole pre­ TRAVEL Trailer 1973. 20 By Nancy Concelman •5995 located at end of cul- ferred. No pets. Lease. 88 Marc. Mtrquia foot. Sleeps eight. Manchester Herald Manchester Herald de-sac, In area of exec­ 643-2880. 88 Marc. Marquit •5995 Good condition. $2500. utive homes. Ideal for •3995 THE Olcott Is now man­ 88 Marc. Lynx Coll 643-1814. A Manchester man pleaded At least one Main Street mer­ contemporary or solar aged by Beacon Man­ PET8 AND CAR8 •5995 orlentd home. Call Sen­ 88 Marc. Marquli innocent Wednesday to charges chant said he’ll “ go down fight­ agement Corporation. i n i FURNITURE 8UPPLIE8 FDR 8ALE Sell Your Car 88 Marc. M trqvli •5995 MOTORCYCLES/ of improper disposal of a body try 643-4060. We are now accepting ing” the reconstruction of Main 85 Lincoln T.C. •12,995 applications for our 1 ANTIQUE Chestnut chest BASIC Dog Training obe­ M0PED8 two years after police found the Street at tonight’s annual meet­ RENAULT LeCor 1981 85 Ford LTD •8995 remains of his mother in a and 2 bedroom units. of drawers with mir­ dience classes storting Hatchback. 2 door, 4 ing of the Capitol Region Council BUSINESS Fully appllanced kit­ soon at the Glaston­ S5 DIda Wagon •6995 H O N D A CB650 1981. New refrigerator. 3 ror. Asking $250. speed, sunroof, great •15 of Governments, but project chen, wall-to-wall car­ Please telephone 647- bury Training site. Coll BS Chav. Spectrum •4295 tires, new chain and Louis Lamprecht, 51, has been PROPERTY stereo. Runs well. $650. 4 Lines — 10 Days sprockets. 14,600 miles. supporters also plan to attend. peting, private parking 8756. Trolner-Joe DlSonto. •5495 649-5323 before noon or 504 charge each addi­ 84 Merc. Couger 2 seats with manuals. in Norwich State Hospital since George Marlow, longtime oppo­ FOR Sale Manchester and swimm ing pool. 659-2482 or 267-7025. offer 5pm. 84 Merc. Couger •6495 the remains of his mother, We are near schools tional line, par day. You $500. 643-4704. nent of the Main Street recon­ Doctor's office. Hil­ VW Rabbit 1980. 70K, new 84 Merc. Q. Marquit •7995 Jessica Lamprecht, were disco­ liard Professional and shopping mall. TV/8TERE0/ can cancel at any time. struction project, said Wednes­ Conveniently located 5 MISCELLANEOUS brakes, clutch, sun­ Q/*8QQV 84 Lincoln T.C. •11,495 MISCELLANEOUS vered May 2, 1986 at 112 Spencer Bulding. 2153 square GOAPPLIANCES roof. $1100. 649-0477 day he’ll "go down fighting" if minutes from 1-84 and FDR SALE NO r e f u n d 's o r 84 Lincoln Contin. •11,595 St. by a police officer who was feef and convenient evenings. AUTOMOTIVE necessary at tonight’s council storage area. 1st floor. 15 minutes to down­ COLOR Television Color ADJUSTMENTS 84 Merc. Cougar •6495 making sure Louis Lamprecht T O Y O TA Corolla 1986, 5 meeting to approve a cost in­ Move-In condiflon. Ex­ town Hartford. No pets 21" console. Negotia­ DECORATIVE 30" x 36" 84 DIde OeHe •6995 CHEVY Dumptruck 1965. had enough to eat. Parts of his door, AC, Cruise, CALL HERALD crease for the project. cellent parking! In­ allowed. Residents pay ble. Please telephone plate gloss mirror, S3 Merc. Couger •5995 V/2 yard dump. Please mother’s body also were found in 0 own utilities. For more doted 1958. Best offer A M /F M $5200.872-3753 The full-policy Isoard of the q uire today at 646-5153. 649-8635. telephone 643-5333 be­ a fireplace in the rat-infested Information please call 633-6164.0 CLASSIFIED 301-305 CENTER ST. tween 8am-8pm. Capitol Region Council of Go­ 643-0612 or 643-6432. CAMARO 1979. Blue, au­ home. LIQUOR PIRMIT AIR Conditioner, Carrier tom atic. 59,000 original MANCHESTER vernments, which consists of NOTICR OP APPLICATION 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Investigations by police have GLASTONBURY Hale GOOD THINGS "Sonesto" 9000 B TU , miles. Good condition. representatives from 29 towns, is This It to give notice that I, Farms, 3'/j room, one $200. Used one season. $3000 or best offer. not found any evidence to indicate scheduled to approve an increase Frederick S. Martin of 319 bedroom condo- TO EAT 649-4990. Abbey Rd., Enfield, CT 0MM3 643-2985 evenings. that Lamprecht killed his 85- ranch.Fully Ap- in the Main Street project cost hove riled on application pla­ TW O Vinyl 8'/jfo o t FInkel year-old mother, Capt. Joseph from about $8 million to $15 carded June 14,19M with the pllanced kitchen, um brellas, $25. each. 42 Brooks said today. Department of Liquor Con­ pools, tennis courts. Inch round redwood million at the council's annual trol a restaurant liquor for $650, Includes heat and The arrest warrant affidavit RSglndd Plnto/Minchattar Harild meeting, scheduled for 4:30 p.m. the sale of alcoholic liquor on u picnic table with 2 filed at Manchester Superior hot w ater. 649-4003 the premises 300 West Middle pick curved benches, $50. at the Manchester Country Club. Turnpike, Manchester, CT MANCHESTER 4 room, 2 Coll o ffer 5 pm. 646-1778 Court says an autopsy on her SWINGIN' IN THE RAIN — Manchester Legion’s Dom Hartford at Kelley Field. The catcher is Jim Bidwell and The cost increase for the 06040. The business will be bedroom apartment, Blueberries remains conducted at the chief Laurinitis readies himself at the plate as the raindrops fall the umpire is Charlie DeVaux. Manchester won, 8-0. project was approved by the owned by Frederick S. Mar­ stove, refrigerator No tin of 300 West Middle Turn­ at the medical examiner's office in pets. References, se­ during Wednesday night's Zone Eight clash with East Story on page 11. council’s transportation commit­ pike, Manchester, CT 06040 ENDROLLS Farmington indicated that Jes­ tee June 6, and CRCOG officials and will be conducted by Fre­ curity. $450 plus utili­ Corn Crib 2Vh width - 288 sica Lamprecht had been dead derick S. Martin os per­ ties. 649-4003. Buckland Rd. said the increase will likely be mittee. ISYi width • a for 258 two to three months when the approved tonight. M A N C H E S TE R 6 room, 3 So. Windsor MUST De pickad up el the FREDERICK S. MARTIN remains were discovered, but the 'The project is scheduled to bedroom. Security and Hours: 8-8 Herald Offlea Monday thru Latest rain only a drop in the bucket June 17, 1988 references. No pets. Thuraday before 11 am. only. cause of death is unknown. begin in spring 1990. about the 055-06 646-2003. The affidavit also states that same time as the Pavilions at the body was dismembered by By Andrew J. Davis COST PROPOSAL *940 MANCHESTER. Attrac­ SPORTING the consumer, he said. Buckland Hills is scheduled to tive 6 room Duplex. 1 '/a "physical force or unknown Manchester Herald The East Hartford Public GO GOODS WANTED TO ■ Forecasters say the hot, dry weather is likely to Any product with com, soy or open. Schools, 110 Long Hill Drive, baths, 1st flo o r implements." wheat in it should be expected to “ I don’t think a single member laundry, large yord. BUY/TRADE shift East and South next month ... page 8 East Hartford, CT., 06108, MISTRAL Windsurfer, Police have had a warrant Rain and cooler temperatures Security, references. rise soon, Veit said, “ Who knows of that (transportation) commit­ will receive COST PROPO­ $750. 6 foot soil with charging Louis Lamprecht with ■ As prices jump sharply, the drought deals a SALS for EAST HARTFORD $750 plus utilities. 647- WANTED to boy. Old have begun to change the for­ where it’s going to stop,” he said. tee has come to look it over,” HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT battens, 12 foot board improper disposal of a deceased tunes of local produce farmers stacked deck to the nation’s farmers ... page 14 9353. furniture, clocks, The weather has had an effect Marlow said. HANDBOOKS 1980-1989 and with odlustoble most- human body since July 1987, but feeling the effects of a drought 1989-1990. Cost Proposal In­ MANCHESTER. Avollo- track, toot straps and lamps, pointings and on produce prices, which could Marlow has said Main Street rugs. Will pay cosh! didn’t serve it until Wednesday. formation and specifications ble August 1. 4 room skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ which has already devastated rise more, said Jack Sahadi, only needs to be repaved, and ore available In the Business Coll 646-8496. The charge is a misdemeanor. Midwestern crops. apartment, 2nd floor. tween Spm-10pm or 646- produce manager and buyer at opposes plans by the council and Office of the School Deport­ $400 per month plus Manchester attorney Thomas ment. Seoled COST PROPO­ 0271. But the farmers say more rain to be very careful how we use the livestock, have been hurt by the Highland Park Market. 317 High­ state Department of Transporta­ SALS will be received until utilities. Security. No Fiorentino, conservator of Louis DP Fitness system. Wall CARS is needed. water.” scarcity of precipitation, he said. land St. Corn prices have risen tion to build a bypass road along 10:00 o.m., Friday, July 8, dogs. 872-9951. Lamprecht's estate, denied re­ 1988, at which time they will mount. All accessories FOR SALE Though farmers are grateful The National Weather Service “ It (Wednesday’s rain) made a from $16 to $18 for 50 ears over the the north-south leg of Purnell Included. $175. Coll 647- ports that doctors at Norwich be publicly opened and read for rain that fell Wednesday as said there is a 40 percent chance dent, but it’s not exactly enough last few days, while cucumber Place while Main Street is being aloud. The East Hartford (»NDOMINIUMS 8905. 1981 CHEVY Wagon. Air, State Hospital found Lamprecht well as the cooler temperatures Public Schools reserves the of rain through today, but the next at this point,” he said. prices have jumped from $19 to tom up. The elimination of right to accept or relect any FOR RENT FOR Sole. Collapsible 3 Automatic, AM/FM, competent to stand trial. over the last few days, they hope three days should be sunny. This parking spaces on Main Street speed Rally, brand new m ore features. $2,000. If more rain does not fall soon, $27 for 80 cucumbers, he said. or all------COST PROPOSALSOSA-* or “ There’s been no determina­ that the rain is just the beginning month’s rainfall is 0.66 of an inch, also requires the construction of the right to waive technical ONE Bedroom Condo bike. Never used. Orig­ 649-8430. Henry Botticello’s com crop "I haven’t had no problem tion of competency,” Fiorentino of wetter days ahead. down from the average of 3.38 off street parking lots. formalities If It Is In the best with garage and pool. inal price $200, $150 or VO LVO 245 Wagon 1979. 4 could be in big trouble. Botticello yet,” he said, "but there could be. 9 Interest of the School Depart­ $575 plus utilities. best offer. Coll 649-4748 said. “ I'm looking for some rain,” inches for June, the weather To make way for the bypass ment to do so. speed/overdrive. Air, farms off Hillstown Road. This is something you can’t Available July 1. Coll offer 4pm. AM-FM cassette. He would not comment further said Clarence Edmondson, who service reported. "The cooler weather has helped road and parking, the DOT has Richard A. Huot, 647-9254 control.” Dlrector/Buslness Services Loaded. 644-6573. NEW 88 S-10 on the case. grows raspberries, strawberries, Temperatures today are only the plants,” he said. "The rain. It begun the assessment process for Louis Lamprecht was released and pumpkins off Route 44 in While most farmers have been 002-06 BOATS/MARINE FORD Mustang 1967 Clas­ expected to reach the high 60s, just wets the surface. We got to .ifive properties in the area, STORE ANO sic. 289 Sprint. Hard­ by court officials Wednesday on a Coventry. "W e need some rain.” which is a different story from complaining about the lack of including two buildings on Oak INVITATION TO RID m EQUIPMENT have a good night or day’s rain. If OFFICE SPACE top. Must sell. Best NEW 88 S-10 TAHOE promise that he not leave hospital Edmondson, who has an irriga­ about a week ago when tempera­ we don’t get the rain now, we’ll rain, one Andover berry farmer Street and Purnell Place that Sealed bids will be received offer. 569-0370. •9082 grounds unsupervised and ap­ tion system, said his 14-foot-deep tures hovered around 100 have some problems.” said Wednesday’s rain has helped Marlow owns. The DOT plans to In the General Services' of­ FURNISHED Offices with NEW 8 8 Va-TON 4 x 4 pear in Manchester Superior pond was down 5 feet more than degrees. That sentiment was shared by turn her fortunes. demolish the buildings, which fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ phone, receptionist, To Bo Sold At MANCHESTER ter, CT until 11:00o.m. on the copy, fox and secre- Court Aug. 9, the affidavit said. usual, leaving him with only 5 to 6 Tom Peracchio. who operates Kenneth Veit, chief of the market­ "Everything is rejuvenated,” house six businesses, Manchester date shown below for the fol­ NEW 8 8 In 1986, the dismembered body feet of water. Hytone Farm, a dairy operation Shoe Repair, the Oak Street lowing: m ry support. 647-4800. AUCTION: n 3 , 6 9 5 ing division of the state Depart­ said Pat Hurst, who operates EAST Center Street. 1,000 HONDA of Jessica Lamprecht was disco­ "M y pond is down to where it is in Coventry, also pleaded for ment of Agriculture. The lack of Hurst Farm on East Street. " It ’s Package Store, The Sinnamon JULYS, 1900 1082 Meyers V T O N 4 x 4 vered after the state Department in the middle of August,” he said. (1) TOWN ENVELOPES s q u a re feet office USED CARS SCOTSDALE, V8, AT more rain. His corn and grass rain has added to feed costs, a difference of day and night. Shop Restaurant, Yale Typewri­ (3) DATA PROCESSING space. Excellent vlso- 16 ft. Runsbout *8207 of Aging contacted police May 1, “ I don’t have much left. We have crops, which he uses to feed his which are being passed over to Everything’s doing fine.” ter, the MARC Bakery and STOCK FORMS blilty. 649-0533. and told them that Jessica Allstate Business Machines. (3) OFFICE SUPPLIES 35 HP Johnson Otbrd. 88 Chevy Van •15,486 *15,395 Lamprecht hadn’t been seen for “ We need those little stores JULY 13,1900 88 Honda Civic •6995 0 ) TWO ARTICULATED 130 J VACATION Boat Trillar w/Jiek 84 Chav Camaro •5195 PLUS SILVERADO, AT, AC four or five months, the arrest very desperately on Main 4-WHEEL DRIVE RENTALS Saturday, July B. 1888 84 Honda Accord •7995 M214 affidavit says. Split In church Street,” Marlow said. FRONT END LOADER While investigating her disap­ Rebel prelate defies Vatican (3) ONE NEW 1900 10KI0AM J6 Honda Accord H/B •6996 Marlow argues that people will TWO-THREE TON MISQUAMICUT. 4!£!l^ Comics — — IS People______IS out the approval of Pope John Today, the rebel prelate placed TOWN OF DEPT. • 8th Dlitrict On the contrary, we are here to said, "It is very unfortunate ters would be at the meeting. ANTIQUE Applewood Connecticut__ 4 Science 18 his hands over each of the new MANCHESTER, CT. drop leaf table. Asking 24 A48MS St., Magehsstar Paul II would bring automatic manifest our attachment to the that he (Lefebvre) went Marlow also complained that ROBERT B. WEISS. 643-7373 Focus. . 15 Sports . 11-13 ejection from the church. bishops to complete the consecra­ GENERAL MANAGER $250. Please telephone 32 Main St., Manchester church of all times.” the jneeting is schooled for a 647-8756. 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 LoesI . .2-3, 10 Television___ 17 "W e are convinced we are tions in a tent on a vast meadow in See REACTION, page 10 07S4M Lottery. Thursday night, when most down­ ------2 U.S./World____ 8 following the call of God,” the front of the traditionalist semi­ See REBEL PRELATE, page 10 town businesses are open late. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday, June 30, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Thursday, June 30, 1988 -- 3 Teen-age RECORD • MMH appoints suicides VP of nursing r PabHc Records tripied By Anita M. Caldwell St. Raphaei Hospitai. At St. Adopt a pet: Rambo, Buffy Manchester Herald Raphael, she was in charge of 150 Dates for programs changed Warranty deeds By Anita M. Caldwell beds, while at Manchester she By Barbara Richmond Rosemarie D. Newark to Leigh H. and Lisa A. Manchester Herald The former associate director will be in charge of 240. The Manchester Recreation Department has Manchester Herald Cleveland, 23 Essex St., $126,000. of surgical nursing at Saint “ It is a larger responsibiiity,” made two changes in its summer program schedule. ^ . < Antonio G. and Dina A. Petilio to James V. Since 1950, suicides among Raphael Hospital in New Haven she said. The Aerobics Class will begin on Tuesday, July 5. Two of the dogs mentioned in Narduili, Beacon Hiii Condominium, $94,000. teen-agers has tripled, according has been named vice president of Richard, a registered nurse The date listed in the department’s summer last week’s column have been Ronald C. and Barbara C. Giggie to James B. and •to figures presented by Sheri nursing services at Manchester with a master’s degree in science, brochure is incorrect. The classes listed as “ Tennis claimed by their Jiwners. Liz, Rosemarie D. Newark, Elizabeth Park, $165,000. ’ Dorfsman, school social worker Memorial Hospital. comes to the hospital from the Adv. Beg.” in the brochure is actually “ Tennis the featured dog,’'and a male Jeffrey C. and Mallory J.D. Ahlberg to Kenneth for the Granby school system. Ann B. Richard wili assume her Hospital of Saint Raphael in New Intermediate, Youth and Adult.” The classes began Labrodador retriever cross M. Perry and Joanne M. Cowles, 24 Pearl St., In a talk Wednesday night at new duties Sept. 6, said Manches­ Haven where she has served as Tuesday. For information, call 647-3089. riia were picked up at the pound K V >' $149,000. Concordia Lutheran Church on ter Memoriai Hospitai spokes­ associate director of general during the week. Daniel P. and Marie L. Picard to Donald L. Ginn Pitkin Street, Dorfsman spoke man Andy Beck today. The surgical nursing and specialties Church announces winners This week’s featured pet is a and Karin B. Boles, Forest Heights South, $190,000. about recognizing the signals of Raginild PInto/ManohMtar Hanid appointment was made by hospi­ since December of 1986, and lively little male, named John Deldonno, Gail Deldonno and Helena Guba potential suicides and suicide TALKING POLITICS - State Rep. tal President Michael R. concurrently as Total Nursing Nicole Marie Lesiak of Edwards Street won a 1988 announcement Wednesday. The two Rambo. to Michael G. and Mary A. Gagnon, Manchester attempts as well as ways to help Gallacher. Care project consultant since Oldsmobile Cutlass Cierra in St. Bridget’s raffle. Robert F. Frankel and state Rep. William pledged support for their feiiow Rambo is a small, lively dog Gardens Condominium, $80,000. prevent the act. Beck said the hospital con­ May of 1986. The car was the first place prize in the raffle. Marie J. CIbes Jr. chat with state Rep. John Democrat. that Dog Warden Richard Philip J. Vaglica and Robert J. Sarra to Henry R. : Her talk came after the sui­ ducted a nationwide search and As an administrator at Saint Sprague of 20 Tower Road won second place, a Rand says is part-Chihuahua. Buziewicz and David C. Perkinis, 160-162 Birch St., cides of two students from Howell Thompson at Thompson's re-election selected Richard as one of four Raphael’s, she was responsible 35mm Cannon camera. He is about 2 years old and applicants who was interviewed for five nursing units, the inten­ J $185,900. Cheney Regional Vocational won’t get any larger. He’s Joseph M. and Judith M. Riley to Chris and Mary Technical School earlier this for the position. She was ap­ sive rehabilitation and overnight First aid ciasses scheduied black with just a small white K. Johnson, Shallowbrook Lane, conveyance tax, spring. But the tdlk was not a Thompson plans campaign pointed following a series of stay units, and the intravenous spot on his chest. $357.50. result of those suicides. It was extensive interviews with man­ therapy department. She also The Greater Hartford Red Cross will offer classes When picked up on Keeney James Beaulieu Development Co. Inc. to William given primarily to help educate agement, staff, phsyicians and managed the implementation of in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscitation at Street, June 22, he was wearing M. andSusanG. Lukas, RushefordeDrive,$131,000. the community, said Linda Hab- trustees, he said. Total Nursing Care, which is a the Manchester office on Hartford Road. First aid Rambo a black, studded collar. Rambo Buffy ’Tran Minh Dang and Mai Thi Ngo to Hein Hai erern, administrative and educa­ “ We’re very pleased.” Beck nursing delivery system model. for children will be held Saturday, July 16, from 8 will be ready for adoption and was also wearing a choke Hoac, Walnut Street, $110,000. to win re-election to House said. “ I think her credentiais Richard also has experience as a.m. to 5 p.m.; multimedia standard first aid wili be is always seeking good homes tional coordinator at Crossroads, today, if he has not been chain collar. Nancy R. Senus to Gaston B. and Joiene D. coupled with her interpersonal a nutritional support clinician, held Saturday, July 9, from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.; for the many cats and kittens the drug and alcohol counseling By Alex Girelll claimed by his owner. The dog pound is located on Pelletier, 48 Trebbe Drive, conveyance tax, $140.80. and prevention agency that spon­ picked, it tells you soemthing floor debate, and constituent skills will be up to meeting the head nurse, assistant head nurse U Infant-child CPR will be held Tuesday, July 12, from the organization takes in. There were only three other Keith J. and Barbara L. Pezzetti to Ahmed H. Manchester Herald about that individual,” Frankel service. chailenges of delivering high at Hartford Hospital as well as 6 to 10 p.m.; adult CPR will be held Wednesday, July town property near the landfill This week’s featured pet is a sored the event. new dogs at the pound, as of Eissa and Linda A. Apisso, 165 Oakland St., said. quality care,” he said. staff nurse in major surgery 13, from 6 to 10 p.m. and CPR review for area off Olcott Street. Rand is buff-colored kitten named “There’s a real lack of com­ In a brief address, Thompson Tuesday. There is an 8-week State Rep. John Thompson, Thompson, who is serving his "I'm very anxious to assume there. Richard was also staff certification will be held Monday, July 18, from 6 to at the pound weekdays from Buffy. The kitten has a few conveyance tax, $172.70. munication between people,” said the Manchester delegation in old female mixed breed. She’s D-Manchester, announced Wed­ first term in the Legislature, is a that role, partly because we have nurse in the premature nursery at 10 p.m. noon to 1 p.m. The phone brothers and sisters that need Gregory and Geraldine E. Kelley to John V. and Haberern said, adding that many the General Assembly has been tri-color with her main color nesday he would seek re-election member of the Appropriations an organization at Manchester D C. General Hospital in Wa­ number at the pound is 643- good homes. Their mother is Margaret G. Gregan, 44-46 Garden St., $185,000. social changes have contributed instrumental in securing an in­ being a silvery grey. as about 40 supporters looked on. Committee, the Human Services Memorial Hospital that is willing shington. D.C. 6642. If there is no one on duty Patches, the cat featured in James T. and Anna M. Leavitt to Stephen Wu and to teen suicides. crease of $5.1 million in state aid When picked up on McDivitt “ If you pitch in and help Jack, Committee, and the Envirom- to develop this department, Ri­ Her work has been published in at the pound, call the police last week’s column. Donna J. Wu, Shallowbrook Lane, $280,000. Dorfsman agrees. to Manchester, which now totals Drive on June 27 she was he won’t let you down,” state Rep. ment Committee. chard said today. several magazines on such topics department, 646-4555 and they Frank J. Campanele and Leonard Gotkin to “ I think there are a lot of about $16.6 million, an increase of Lcical News in Brief wearing a white flea collar. will get in touch with the dog If anyone is willing to adopt a Robert Frankel, majority leader Frankel said it is unusual for Richard described her new job as home health care and kidney N Stephen R. and Cheryl A. Colbath, 880 Tolland suicides that are preventable,” of the House of Representatives, 44 percent in the last two years. A male, black and tan warden. cat or kitten call any of the Turnpike, $129,900. Dorfsman said. first termers to be asked to as a step up from her position at transplants. told supporters gathered in the As benefits to Manchester, he shepherd cross was found There is someone on duty at following numbers; 666-7000, Joseph E. and Debra R. Locke to Daniel J. Dorfsman said teen-agers be­ present bills to the House and hearing room of the Lincoln iisted a $50,000 grant for the Change in seniors’ menus roaming on Tolland Turnpike the pound Monday through 623-0489, 242-2136 or 693-6138. Lingai^ and Kimberly A. Tone, 111 Walker St.; tween the ages of 15 and 24 guide them through, but Thomp­ Center. swimming pool for the Instruc­ ^on June 27. He was wearing a Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. Another group that has many $136,900. become despondent or depressed son has done that many times. ’The Community Renewal Team has revised the Frankel and state Rep. William tors of the Handicapped, a $50,000 DiRosa will name choke chain collar. There is a $5 fee to adopt a cats and kittens needing good 407 Merrow Associates to Joy O. Northrupi to the point where they believe ‘’He seems to have a knack for menus for next week, for Mayfair Gardens and Cibes, deputy speaker of the grant to the fire museum. $400,000 The third one is a male dog and the new owner must homes is the Glastonbury- Manchester Gardens Condominium, $74,000. there is just no way out of a ' saying the right thing at the right Westhill Gardens. The week of July 5 through 8, the House, came to Manchester to in bonding for Cheney Hall. shepherd-husky cross. He’s see that the dog is licensed. based Protectors of Animals. Salvatore Mancini and Paul Mancini to Robert T. situation. time,” Frankel said. following lunches will be served; boost Thompson’s candidacy for $200,000 in bonding for New Hope only about 5 months old and is Before it’s licensed it must The phone numbers to call for Alibrio and William G. Cole, 33-35 Coopoer St., “ Teen-agers don’t see the light Thompson, a former mayor of ’Tuesday — Orange pineapple juice, orange- another term as representative Manor, and $1.4 miliion for ad hoc park panel medium-sized. He was found have its rabies shot. this group are: 633-2164 or $175,000. at the end of the tunnel. ’ ’ she said. Manchester, said he served with glazed boneless chicken, rice, green beans, pudding from Manchester’s 13th Assem­ improvements to the Hockanum roaming on Wetherell Street Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. 659-3106. Richard H. Neale to Suzanne M. Gordon, 271 some outstanding people in town. posed acquiring additional land swirl. “ They don’t see that things will bly District. River Linear Park. By Andrew Yurkovskv Burnham St., conveyance tax, $176. get better.” “ It came as a pleasant expe­ for the park, while the Advisory Wednesday — Apple Juice, meat loaf with onion “ We’re here this evening be­ Manchester Herald Stanley J. Gworek to James T. Cox and K. Megan Teen-agers who attempt sui­ rience to discover that the quality “ I can’t think of a better way to Park and Recreation Commis­ gravy, cheese noodles, garden salad, rye bread, cause we want Jack re-elected.” Tierney, Woodridge Addition, conveyance tax, of people serving in the Legisla­ devote the next two years of my sion has proposed improving gingerbread with whipped topping. cide, Dorfsman said, are often Frankel said. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said $127.60. calling out for help. Many feel ture is also high in ability, life than to pursuing the dream of existing facilities. Thursday — Orange juice, turkey tetrazzini, “ We have need of a lot of Jack today he hopes to appoint an ad Obituaries Frederick L. Bouchard to Howard M. Wood III, interest in service, and dedica­ a good society here in Connect- Plans for the park have also broccoli, wheat bread, oatmeal date bars. disconnected or isolated from Thompsons,” Cibes said. hoc committee next week to put Gardner Street. 8104.,500. their parents or friends, she said. tion to our state,” cut,” Thompson said. been discussed by a planning Friday; Com chowder, seafood salad, potato Frankel said there are K) together plans for the use of state Michael F. Wells and Kathryn Cinder-Wells to ’‘If we talk enough about it, we He said his term in the “ I hope you will help in this money for the Hockanum River committee on the park and a rounds, three-bean salad, apple crisp. Nathan B. Burton Memorial donations may be candidates for every spot on the Kennard Webster Scofield, died Philip E. Mehl Jr. and Carol A. Mehl, Beacon Hill can educate ourselves enough to Legislature was a learning expe­ pursuit.” Linear Park. recreation, committee formed made to the American Cancer General Assembly’s Appropria­ Nathan B. Burton, 93, a Metho­ Thursday at Manchester Memor­ Condominium, $101,000. see what the warning signals rience, and that he was able to to There is no announced Republi- The move is in accordance with this year 6y Director Stephen T. Society, 29 IvanhillSt., Williman­ tions Committee. “ So when a dist minister for 40 years in ial Hospital. Conway Development Co. Inc. to Frank J.T. are,” she said. contribute to resolving issues can candidate opposing a recommendation made earlier Cassano. The latter group has tic 06226. freshman representative is Curreiit Quotations Connecticut, Massachusetts and She was bora in Hartford on Strano, Twin Oaks Manor, $135,000. Some of the signals to watch through committee discussions. Thompson. this month by Planning Director identified improvements to Union Rhode Island, died June 22 at Anna Murphy April 9, 1913, the daughter of the Donald and Susan M. Metivier to James and for, she said, include a decline in Mark Pellegrini, who said such a Pond as a priority project. East Pasco Medical Center, late Henrietta (Kears) and Louis Kathleen Byram, Green Manor Estates, $186,000. Anna (Znanierowski) Murphy, school performance, sudden committee was needed because In a memorandum to Town Zephyrhills, Fla. Tremont. She was a graduate of Blaz and Katharina Stimac to John M. and Donna Manager Robert B. Weiss earlier “ We think the Cambodian armed forces can 74, of 64 Lawton Road, wife of change in behavior, giving away of differences between several He is survived by his wife, East Hartford High School and L. Lavado, West Side Heights, $115,000. Bolton Board of Ed divided town boards over how funds for this month. Pellegrini wrote, “ I shoulder their responsibility themselves.” — Lt. John E. Murphy Sr., died Thurs­ prized possessions, or frequent Ruth, of Dade City, Fia; a son, the form er Merchants and Pin Kai Chung and Yung Hua Chung to Gary M. accidents or injuriesi the park improvement should be strongly recommend that the 3 Gen. Le Kha Phieu, deputy commander of day at St. Francis Hospital and Richard Burton of Falmouth, Bankers Business College, Hart­ Allen, Manchester Gardens Condominium, $78,000. Others agree that social spent. Board of Directors form an ad hoc Vietnamese forces in Cambodia, after Vietnam Mass.; a daughter, Marjorie Medical Center, Hartford. ford. Before moving to Manches­ pulled its top military command from its Southeast She was bom in Enfield on Aug. Quitclaim deeds changes have affected a teen­ The town should be receiving planning committee to work with Thresher of Bolton; seven grand- ter in 1958, she had lived in NeW ager’s healthy lifestyle. over new election proposal $438,000 sometime after the first staff and eventually consultants Asian neighbor. 26, 1913, and had been a resident children and 14 great­ York and New Jersey. She was a Wayne K. Neubauer to Ronald W. Neubauer, 53-55 in establishing a definite plan and of Manchester for the last 50 Summer St., conveyance tax, $68.20. “ On the whole, many things are of of July, DiRosa said. Another grandchildren. 59-year member of the Central By Andrew J. Davis Parsons said he did not like the until the limit is reached, he said. budget for the Hockanum River “ I am going to go back home, I guess, sit for years. She was a former em­ less stable than before.” said installment of about $1 million is A memorial service wiil be held Baptist Church, Hartford, having Francis E. Moir to Kendelle A. Moir, 11 Leland Manchester Herald current method that guarantees That wouid replace the current Park. awhile and think about what I am going to say.” — ployee at the Bigelow-Sanford Drive, no conveyance tax. Barbara Baker of Manchester. contingent upon the town’s pre­ Friday in Florida, and a memor­ joined in 1929. at least two seats to each party system of guaranteeing seats to paring an acceptable plan for use The number of groups and New Jersey Gov. Thomas H. Kean, after being Carpet Co^ in Enfield. Shari M. Schaffer to Frederick F. Schaffer III, 54 Dorfsman said that social or ial service will be held July 23 at 2 Besides her husband, she is BOLTON — Members of the every other year under minority- each party, which results in the of the money. individuals currently involved, tapped as the keynote speaker at the Republican Besides' her husband, she is ’Tracy Drive, no conveyance tax. family situations also affect a p.m. at the Willimantic Camp­ survived by a son, Richard T. child such as divorce, family Board of Education and the representation rules. By ensuring same majority every other year. Putting together such a plan with different priorities and agen­ 0 National Convention. survived by a son, John Murphy Evelyn H. Ellison to Eric L. Ellison Jr., Summer grounds. Burial will be in Wood­ Scofield of Nashville, Tenn.; a alcoholism or drug abuse, famiiy school superintendent had mixed seats, there is the possibility that Manning said. During years when would be the responsibility of the das, must be brought together, Jr. of Manchester; two brothers, Street and Campfield Road, no conveyance tax. bury Cemetery, Woodbury. sister, Gladys T. Gray of East reactions Wednesday over a parties will nominate candidates three seats are open, the majority ad hoc committee, which would but a final decision-maker must “ You got to be crazy to do anything that depends Fred Znanierowski of Enfield and Anna Lee Phillips to Mark J. Phillips, Hilliard abuse or a loss of friends or Memorial donations may be Hartford; and a brother, L. proposal by the Charter Revision only to fill their slate, and not on the board can change since an have about five or six members, be identified to finally adopt a on the weather. Even though farming’s a nice life, it Stanley Znanierowski of Chico­ Estates, no conveyance tax. family member. made to the United Methodist Woodrow Tremont of Enfield. Commission to change the way because the candidates would be odd number of candidates are plan and authorize an expendi­ would give me ulcers.” — Mary Ward, a waitressat pee, Mass.; a sister, Frances For example, some teen-agers DiRosa said. Committee for Overseas Relief, The funeral will be private and school board members are competent members, he said. eiected, he said. DiRosa said that the formation ture of funds.” the Fryin’ Pan Restaurant in drought-hit Moorhead, Criscitelli of Enfield: and a have a great sense of loss if they in care of the First Methodist at the convenience of the family. elected. The proposed system would The $438,000 was part of a Minn. grandchild, Shawn Moe. She was have recentiy moved away from Such arguments did not per­ of the committee has the support Church of Zephyrhills, Fla. 34248, Burial will be in Cedar Hill The change was recommended award seats to the highest vote- of the Democratic majority on the proposal made by the state predeceased by a daughter. Faith Public Meetings close friends or if their friends suade member David Feraald or or the Preachers Aid Society, in Cemetery, Hartford. The Wat­ Tuesday by the commission, but getters as long as the number of town Board of Directors. The Department of Environmental Ann Moe, have found others to socialize Superintendent Richard E. care of the Rev. Charles Fowlie, kins Funeral Home, 142 E. Center it would have to go through a members from onepartydoesnot Protection last year. Town offi­ The funeral will be Saturday at Meeting scheduled tonight. with. Packman. board is to meet next Tuesday. 10 Orchard Circle, Northborough, St., is in charge of arrangements. number of steps before being exceed five. Manning has said. If cials are hoping the town could College Notes 8:30 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Some attempts at suicide, Dr. Douglas Smith, chairman Mass. 01532. Memorial donations may be voted on by residents. the number from one party does “ I don’t like either (election receive an additional $1 million Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., however, are a resuit of not being of the Hockanum River Linear made to the charity of one’s Coventry The proposal would allow for exceed the limit, the highest procedure),” Fernald said. out of another $4.75 million Edward Lauritzen followed by a Mass of Christian able to cope with pressures from Park Commission, and Arthur choice. the possible change of majority vote-getters from the minority “ They should make the Board of package approved recently by burial at 9 a.m. in St. James Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 family or friends to succeed or Glaeser, chairman of the Conser- Graduates from Loomis Edward L. Lauritzen, 71, of membership on the school board party would be awarded seats Education apolitical.” the Legislature. Church. Burial will be in St. p.m. perform. iQtion Commission, have pro­ Courtney LeClair Sklarz, daughter of Mr. and Orchard Hill Estates, Coventry, every year, Thomas Manning, a James Cemetery. There are no Dorfsman cited prestigious col­ Mrs. Park Fay of Manchester and Dr. David Sklarz died Wednesday at home. member of the commission and a calling hours. CARD OF THANKS leges as an example where of Charleston. S.C. is a recent graduate of He was born Feb. 2, 1917, the Republican member of the school Memorial donations may be The family of Paulette Liebman suicide rates are among the Kingswood Oxford School. West Hartford. son of the late Henry and Thoughts board, said Tuesday. Currently, made to the Father Bob Hess would like to expresxs their thanks highest. She believes that teen­ She is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Leo Margaret Lauritzen. He had lived there are four Republicans and Sacred Heart League, Box 38686- to relatives, friends and the staff at agers are not readily taught Hogan of Manchester. in Coventry for the last 30 years, three Democrats on the board. 0016, Wells, Miss. Manchester Memorial Hospital for Usually we want to influence our children for the “ coping skiils” , which help them where he owned and operated “ I believe the board is so all their support during Paulette’s good. We wish to have them follow the path in life we to manage their stress, express Flexible Tool and Equipment Inc. non-political, it doesn’t make a Frances Scofield illness. know would be best and most beneficial. True their feeiings and make healthy Receives Brown degree until his retirement. difference,” said Republican Frances (Tremont) Scofield, concern is seen in our parent-child relationships, for decisions. Jennifer Corey Mackenzie, daughter of Richard He was the husband of the late Andrea Liebman member Michael Parsons. 75. of 79 Frances Drive, wife of we know values are being passed down with care, as Meanwhile, Dorfsman urged and Emily Mackenzie of Manchester, has received Jane (Cummings) Lauritzen. and Family “ (But) I ’m in favor of the new one well as training in life’s difficult choices. parents to “ tune in” to the pain a bachelor of arts degree from Brown University. He is survived by a son, Robert (system).” Buy 1, Get 1 for ^1.00 Sale!! their children are expressing. Providence, R.I. Lauritzen of Andover; three A deep concern was burning in the heart of Jesus daughters, Judith Johnson, Deaths Elsewhere as he passed down His final desires to His followers. Cyr on dean’s iist Nancy McCormack and Diane With true care He instructed them in the message to Bull, all of Newington: two be preached, giving them authority by the nature of Andover man named Timothy Cyr, 20 Packard St. has been named to sisters, Ruth Morander of West newspaper career as an apprent­ the message itself. What good news! The divine the dean’s list at the University of Bridgeport for the Hartford and Marge Chayer of Luther Gibson ice, setting type for publications gospel is given to be spread to all persons spring semester. Wethersfield; six grandchildren; VALLEJO, Calif. (AP) - in Santa Cruz, and remained a everywhere. A message of hope from the heart of town senior planner He is majoring in visual arts. a great-granddaughter; and sev­ Luther E. Gibson, a former member of the International One Who desires that not any should perish, but that A Select Group of eral nieces and nephews. newspaper owner and state sena­ Typsetters Union for the rest of all should come to repentance, so to enjoy life more Bv Nancy Concelman geography and environmental abundantly. Men’s ancJ Ladies’ The funeral will be Friday at 11 tor, died at his home Wednesday his iife. Manchester Herald science from the University of 9 a.m. at the Potter Funeral Home, at the age of 93. He bought his. first paper, the Such is the greatness of Jesus the Christ. For us to Connecticut and a master’s de­ Dr. Crane’s Quiz 456 Jackson St., Willimantic. Gibson represented Valiejo and Antioch Tribune, in 1919. go out giving this deeper love of Christ is a difficult An Andover resident and senior gree with a concentration in Burial will be in New Coventry Benicia as a Democrat from 1948 Gibson was owner or part thing to do. ’Truly only Jesus has the power to be planner for the Capitol Region urban planning from Central Shorts and Tops Cemetery. Calling hours are to 1968. owner of the Vallejo Times- inclusive of all persons in His love, and desires for Council of Governments has been Connecticut State University. 1. The “ Tigers” are a pro baseball team in today from 7 to 9 p.m. The Felton native began his Herald. each of us to experience this love and power for appointed senior planner for the “ His knowledge of physical BOSTON PITTSBURGH LOS ANGELES victorious living. Praise the Lord for His concern for town. planning and Connecticut law will Buy 1 Get a 2nd DETROIT us and goodness to us in everyday living! Stuart Popper will take over as ease the transition from Mr. 2. Abnormal fear of high places is called senior planner July 18. replacing Hannon,” I^lanning Director PYROPHOBIA HYDROPHOBIA ACROPHO­ Weather Pastor Mark Green Robert B. Hannon, who will Mark Pellegrini said. for just .00! Church of the Nazarene Hannon, senior planner for two BIA GYNEPHOBIA attend the University of Connecti- Here's your chance to stock up on cool years, announced plans to resign 3. Abnormal aversion to women is called (;ut Law School this fall and summerwearl Shorts and tops by Woolrich, AGORAPHOBIA GYNEPHOBIA Mostly sunny Friday pursue a career in land-use law. in April to attend law school. Russell Athletic. Calvin Klein, Bugle Boy Pellegrini said Hannon will leave CLAUSTROPHOBIA MICROPHOBIA Manchester and vicinity: To­ Popper, who lives on Bausola and more. Many of the latest styles and colors to Manchester Herald Road in Andover, is also a 4. Which commercial product is named after the night. cloudy. A 40 percent at the end of July. mix and match. Sizes S.M.LXL “ Ship of the Desert” ? chance of showers or thunder­ USPS 327-SOO VOL. evil. No. 232 member of the Andover Inland Higher price prevails. While they last CEREAL CIGARETTES SHOES HATS storms. Low 50 to 55. Friday, llVetlands Commission. 5. An “ open pattern” refers to items usually found becoming mostly sunny. High Publlshod dally axcapt Suggested carrier rates • As senior planner, he will be School board in the around 70. Outlook for the holiday Sunday and certain holl- are $1.00 weakly. $7.70 for responsible for coordinating the daya by lha Mancheatar BEDROOM DINING ROOM BATHROOM weekend, fair and pleasant with one month, $23.10 for development review process for Publishing Co., 16 Bral- thraa months, $46.20 tor picks Perkins LIVING ROOM highs 75 to 85 and lows in the 50s to :(oning and subdivision applica­ 6. Match the entries at the left with the places at nard Placa, Mancheatar, six months aild $M.40 for tions and wetlands permits. He lower 60s. Conn. 06040. Sacond the right where they are usually to be found. one year. Senior citizen will also draft new regulations West Coastal, East Coastal: clasa poataga paid at and mall rates are avalla- School board member Susan (a) Gelding(v) Hive Tonight, cloudy. A 30 percent Manchaatar, Conn. Poat* Ma on roquasL and staff the Planning and Zoning Perkins was named chairman of (b) Queen (w) Fold chance of showers or thunder­ maatar; Sand addraas To placa an advartlsa- Commission. the board’s Personnel and Fi­ changes to the Manches­ (c) Capon (x) Sty storms. Low in the 50s. Friday, menl, or to report a news His salary range will be be­ nance committee during a meet­ (d) Sboat(y) Corral ter Herald, P.O. Box 501, Item or picture Idea, call tween $29,706 and 35,648, accord­ ing this week. becoming mostly sunny. High Manchaatar, Conn. 06040.

I V ■ ■ ■ w i v Electric Boat’s final proposal calls for bonuses, If you don’t have a Conni card, Glastonbury-Buckingham Village (Rte. 83) NEW BRITAIN — Rerouting the final three but no pay increases, including a $500 payment to come in and apply for one. So next miles of the Central Connecticut Expressway each' worker immediately following contract Where your friends are. through a New Britain golf course could stall ratification: lump-sum bonuses worth 5 percent of a time we say “we’re closed,” you can the project for three years and add 30 percent worker’s salary during the first year of a contract, say, “who cares.” to the cost, a state transportation official said. plus 4 percent bonuses in each of the following two James Sullivan, Department of Transporta­ years: and two $250 holiday bonuses to be paid in tion deputy commissioner for planning, said December 1989 and 1990. Wednesday the project would be delayed for Thomas Sotir, the company’s vice president of three years if the new route is finally chosen human resources, said the bonuses total $4,250 for a because it would have to be reviewed by the first-class mechanic who makes $12.02 an hour. U.S. Department of the Interior and houses On May 12 MTC members voted 6,756-546 to would have to be purchased. authorize union leadership to call a strike if necessary. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 30, 1888 — 7 • — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 30. 1988 Sad ending to a search for a World War II shipmate

OPINION For the past OVERHEARD IN ’HIE line in Vernon, two more “ super” variances before “ taking” pieces several years, M ARKET — A young man, stores are on the drawing boards. of property for work. But if the Willis J. Lodge obviously considering a job The Finast at Tri-City Plaza-has ZBA denies the variances, the of Bellevue, change, was chatting with a plans to expand to its right. A state can, and usually will, buy Ohio, has been VOlage friend in the checkout line of the bakery and a drug store have the entire property. In such a G O P sees trying to locate Super Stop & Shop the other day. already moved to provide the case, DOT property agent space. And there are plans for a Douglas Hummel said, the state Jack a l l t h e Crier I don’t see why I should leave) 3 'V members of now that I’m completely Super Stop & Shop down the road, can condemn or rent the Anderson Torpedo antiquated with the set-up,” he off Route 83 between Flower property until the project is relief in Squadron 34 said. Time and Vernon Lanes, but complete. who served neighbors are fighting the And once the project is done, Maybe he meant it was time with him on proposal before the town’s the town, not the former owner, for some modernization. the USS Monterey in the Pacific on the town. The Herald story Planning and Zoning Commis­ has the first shot at buying the Theater during World War II. about his discharge also sion. property back from the state. compromise □ □ □ It would be super if there were The only known address of announced his return to Cheney enough grocery workers availa­ □ □ □ these meinbers are in a squadron Bros., where he was an executive SUPER, SUPER, SUPER - ble to keep all those checkout Com plaints diary now 43 years old and made for 20 years before the war. Speaking of food markets, those FIFTY YEARS AGO - From Other clippings chronicle his lines open and moving. up following our return to the so-called “ super” stores are the Mahehester Evening Herald The compromise that ended the dispute in contributions to the company in States in October 1945,” writes popping up faster than this □ □ □ of Thursday, June 30, 1938; the state Republican Party over who will head developing many new techniques Lodge. A reunion is planned next year’s squash crop. The Stop & The Board of Education, which while superintendent of the MYSTERIOUS WAYS - the resolutions committee for the Republican continue to year and all but 12 of 69 members Shop on Broad Street was the in its budget for the coming year dyeing and finishing depart­ Residents who attended the has provided sizeable salary State Convention should come as a relief to have been located. first “ super” in town — if you ments. He become a director of Zoning Board of Appeals Monday don’t count that huge Spencer increases for a large number on Republicans. Among those being sought is Cheney Bros, in 1948 but left the learned their property is not its teaching staff, has found a ~ Street Pathmark of the ’70s, now J “ John Learned of South company in 1955. He is buried in their own when the state The fight had gone on iong enough to plague Audi a Shop Rite. Next came the way to economize and expend at Manchester.” the Cheney section of East produce divisiveness. If it had continued into “ super” Heartland that opened Department of Transportation the same tim e... It appears that The search, sadly, is over. Cemetery. last year on Tolland Turnpike. wants to improve intersections. the pay of teachers is to be raised the bloodbath it was promising to produce, Learned died in Coventry on the ,A brother, Horace, was vice The DOT got the ZBA’s and the pay of janitors is to be only the Democratic Party couid have gained WASHINGTON — The 1980s brought a new wave last day of 1964, according to president of Cheney Bros, until Now it’s been announced that approval for zoning variances to cut. anything from it. of automobile horror stories — cars with minds of JOHN LEARNED Manchester Herald files. A Feb. his resignation in 1956, less than the A&P at Burr Comers, just reduce the lot sizes of residential Lawrence and Edward Moo- their own that trigger sudden, unwanted . . . in 1955 picture 5,1946, story announced his two months after LaFrance down the street from Heartland, properties near the intersections, nan are among those who are After a stormy meeting of the Republican accelerations. discharge from the Navy after Industries bought the silk will grow from 29,000 square feet despite the complaints of the selling fireworks in Bolton. They State Central Committee Tuesday night, the The Reagan administration has apparently sided serving as a lieutenant manufacturer. Cheney President into a 50,000-square-foot “ Futu- owners and residents of those have their stand on the old with the car makers who claim their cars only commander in the Pacific for Ward Cheney resigned at the restore.” It’s part of a $5 million properties. turnpike road,opposite the u principals in the battle, over whether the UNITED WITTY lurch into trees, people or other vehicles if the three years, including a tour same time. expansion of the plaza. State law and zoning William B. Martin Place, which influential resolutions committee would be driver confuses the gas pedal with the brake. aboard the Monterey with Working for Cheney Bros, was Meanwhile, just over the town regulations force the DOT to get is just over the Manchester line. headed by conservative state Sen. Thomas This mistaken-pedal syndrome has run so Torpedo Squadron 34. Another a family tradition for John and Scott of Milford or by Cynthia R. Rubicam of rampant among Audi 5000 drivers that some clipping revealed Learned was Horace Learned. Their mother, Greenwich, reached a compromise under Open Forum parking garages in New York posted signs: “ No an eyewitness to history, being Emily Cheney Learned, was the aboard the Monterey in Tokyo eldest of the 12 children of Col. which both wili serve as co-chairman. Each Audis” The New Jersey Department of Motor Vehicles only recently rescinded am le that no Bay when the Japanese Frank W. and Mary Bushnell had been eiected at a different meeting, with surrendered. Cheney. She was the grand­ N will find another source of money. of Directors should have a recall driver tests could be taken in Audi 5000s. the legality of each meeting in question. Officials ignore Despite three recalls to tinker with Audi 5000s, Learned also was a witness to a daughter of Charles Cheney, one These are the people who have election in November for all lot of Manchester history, of the eight brothers who founded the complaints continue to pile high. More than Among those who had proposed such a the Town Charter pledged to uphold the Town members of the board. specifically the Cheney influence the company in 1838. 1.800 complaints of runaway Audis have been compromise was Curtis Smith of Manchester, Charter. The Town Charter is in place to To the Editor: In the case of the failed protect the people of Manchester. linked to at least 400 injuries and five deaths. All a former Repuplican town chairman and now revaluation, this cost over It should be respected by our involve models with automatic transmissions. a member of the resolutions committee for Manchester is a city in crisis . Its $350,000. The failure to take out elected officials. The Town Char­ Rep. George Hochbreckner, D-N.Y., can’t ■ Open Forum the state convention. Board of Directors is using every wetlands permits could cost ter, like the Bill of Rights, is swallow the explanation of driver error. He asked possible trick it can to get around millions. Nobody is minding the something you work to protect, the National Highway Traffic Safety Smith said he had no ax to grind in the the Town Charter. The charter store, yet things still go on their not try to get around. Administration to probe deeper. Hochbrueckner. a dispute between Scott and Republican State states that all bond issues must be merry v;ay. former aerospace engineer, thinks NHTSA is ; Having played in the summer tempers were about to explode. Chairman Robert Poliner. Poliner was approved by the town electors. Last November we were told Peter J. McNamara reluctant to challenge the claim of the West Don’t let incident basketball for three years now, I Although the fight was broken up German auto maker that the problem sits behind j backing Rubicam, who, like Poliner, is a But since November we have seen that the development of the 106 Summit St. don’t believe that the violence has quickly, one player was injured how our elected officials have got the wheel, not under the hood. affect hoop play supporter of U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker. But Buckland area would not cost any Manchester increased over the years, but seriously. We cannot let an around this. new police personnel. Now we find Audi recalled the 5000 model in 1986 and installed . incident like this keep the players Smith was concerned that the move to oust To the Editor: anyone who believes basketball is 1. The case of Manchester we needa newpolice station.They a shift-lock mechanism, which forces the driver to a non-contact sport should watch who just want to play basketball step on the brake before shifting into gear. Most of Scott would produce winners and losers within Lumber. The builder needed to want a new town hall. They want to In response to the article that an NBA game. When there is and have some fun away from the incidents occurred when the driver shifted into the party instead of a division between build a storm sewer along New buy the old post office. They want ran inThursday’s Herald, June 23, contact between opposing play­ joining the league. This was an gear. Now. a spokesman for Audi of America says, ^ conservatives and moderates whose State Road to remove ground to build a new lodge in Center Promises unkept about the fight at a recent summer ers, tempers may flare, and it is isolated incident that hopefully “ There’s nothing left to investigate.” ^ water. The town chose to give the Springs Park. league basketball game; the job of the referees to establish will never be repeated again. differences could be resolved on the Stinding Left 10 Right: Viok St. fohn, RtI Cinnaii, Bolijr Thibeou, Peggie Wetver, builder a taxbreak rather thanput They want tofreeze the rent that on North Elm St. Hochbrueckner is not so sure. In March, he a tempo in the game, so partici­ convention floor. I feel that the Manchester Millie Koilovich, Beeerljr Melone, Dennie O'Brien the issue toa bonding referendum. the Bennet housing project pays pressed NHTSA to force Audi to make public the pants know where they stand at all If one wants to see a fight, don’t To the Editor: Recreation Department summer Silling Left lo Right: leennelle Leeperence end Mery O'Brien “ I think we will have a very unified The Board of Directors has not the town in lieu of taxes. This is to complaints, including 400 from owners of Audis ' times. go to Charter Oak basketball league basketball program is one only encouraged the development cover up the mistakes the town with the shift-lock protection. Our associate Jim courts, go to the Hartford Civic The travel consultants at Airway Travel, 457 Center Street, Manchester, convention,” Smith said after the For the past two years the of the best-run leagues in the state. of land overourbiggest aquifier. it made in the past. (Everybody told Lyiicl) reviewed some of those documents. I truly believe Manchester has Center and see fights like Tyson, offers you extended travel consultant services that are the result of compromise was reached. neighbors of the North Elm Street 3 has induced it. them this would have to happen Last June, Anita Gallison backed her Audi 5000 It is unfortunate that an incident elderly housing project have been some of the most competent vs. Spinks fight. That fight expertise and many years of experience in Travel. ; 2. The case of the Buckland down the road. In this case they set out of her carport in Humphrey, Mich., and the car . that happened Tuesday night, a Geoffrey Naab, who is Manchester promised meetings to keep them referees around. probably did not last as long as last mall. The board was forced to put up a private corporation not only lunged in reverse. It sideswiped one tree and fight involving two players, with coordinator in the Weicker campaign, said he up-to-date on plans, changes, etc., Tuesday night’s fisticuffs. this on a referendum because of a to get around bonding but to get bashed into another before coming to a stop. one player getting seriously in­ Being present at the game - AIRWAY TRAVEL AGENCY, INC. for the project. So far we have had could not speak for Weicker, but his own view lawsuit. Although all members around having to put the job out to Audi talked to Gallison, inspected her car and jured, has to give the whole Tuesday night, I saw that the fight ASTA 457 Center St., Manchester 646-2500 two meetings. The first meeting David A. Burke of the compromise was a good move. ‘ ‘It said they would go along with the competitive bid.) filed this report: “ We must conclude the driver was- summer league program a black was so quick to happen that the was June 9. Alan Lamson was the 100 Prospect St. ■ J Americon Society of Travel Agents will of the people during the The biggest growth in the town startled by the scraping of her vehicle’s mirror eye (no pun intended). referees had no chance to sense makes sense to agree,” he said. only person to come to answer Manchester election, they voted to give one of tax base is coming from hou.ses against the house and inadvertently applied questions from over 40people. Not It certainly does not make sense to prolong the largest corporations in the built in the 1950s and ’60s. It is pressure to the accelerator pedal." 0 one of our elected town officials world a tax break to install roads these people who will shoulder the This is the way Gallison described it to us; “ It internal squabbles when you are trying to felt it was necessary to show up. on privately owned land. burden of this administration was like I was shot out of a cannon. I heard a sound beat the other parly. Lamson did not have the answers 'This was government at its mismanagement. These homes like the engine was shifting gears and then it took PAMPRIN VASELINE to our questions and so far none of off. I had both feet on the brake. I couldn’t make the Intensive Care AIM PEPSODENT ATRA ^ B A C B lowest point. are owned by the elderly and the the over-20 questions have been GILLETTE 3. Thecaseof North ElmStreet. young adults whoare starting new car go that fast.” Gallison claimed her Audi 5000 hit TABS Toothpaste Cartridges answered. The second meeting Baby Oil Toothbrush l y u c II RAZOR The project did go to referendum. families andean leastafford these 40 miles per hour before the trees got in the way. 24’s All Types was an informal one attended by leoz. All Types It did pass.,But the people were tax increases. Her car was totaled. All Types Kit Theunis Werkhoven and Ronald 10's made to believe that the project In less than eight months. Hochbrueckner is so unhappy with NHTSA’s 4.6 oz. Osella. Their interest was gener­ would pay for itself without the Mayor DiRosa’s administration work that he has launched his own study of Audi’s ated by the publicity in the paper taxpayers subsidizing the rent. problem. He argues that the premise of driver $149 has cost the taxpayers over $11 of the problems the neighbors are Instead, we find that the bond million. It has endangered one of error doesn’t make sense because there are more having. will not cover the cost of the our most valued natural resour­ sudden-acceleration complaints about Audi SOOOs « RGOULAfMTIteiOTH project, and that thp^oard of ces; water. It has blown the The next week, in the Manches­ than there have been about any other car in A i m - Directors knew this.-Mid were revaluation and cost us time and ter Herald on June 14, Peter NHTSA’s 28-year history. The NHTSA “ should take hiding the facts from the public. money with the sewer project. It DiRosa said that there would be a its blinders off,” Hochbrueckner says. They had always intended to use has complete disregard for the meeting no later than the next He suspects a high-tech electronics malfunction, UNISON MENNEN STAYFREE week, the week of June 19. So far possibly computer failure, in the Audi’s cruise other town funds and town Town Charter. It has lied to us Tablets Speed Stick A/P REAL MinIpads employees on the project. about needing more police for the there has been no meeting and no control. BALMEX 30's Tampons 4. The case of the money needed Buckland area. It hid the fact that questions have been answered. An NHTSA spokesman said the agency has 8 ’s Ointment All types Smooth-on to fix town dams on our watershed wewiIlneeda$5million new water Now there is a meeting scheduled already examined the possible role of electronics 4 02. 2.25 oz. All Types All types for July 12, almost three weeks and continues to study the Audi 5000. The agency land. Instead of going to the line to serve the Buckland mall. 1.5 oz. 16’s electors for a bond issue, the town It has given us thebiggest water after one was promised. also has investigated sudden-acceleration speed 79 is borrowing the money using a and sewer rate increase in the I feel that the town officials owe complaints in nine other car models besides the stick series of one-year notes, renewa­ history of Manchester. We have thisneighborhoodanapology.The troubled Audis. U n is o m . jw as. ble over a 10-yearperiod ...justto seen the tipping fee on garbage rest of the town should beware of Hochbrueckner’s investigation is supported by the Center for Auto Safety, a consumer group that gel around the Town Charter. increase and after revaluation promises made to them. This -SOL 5. The case of redoing Main you will see the largest tax neighborhood’s experience is that accused the Reagan administration of being soft on Street. The town’s share of the increase on the elderly and the town’s promises don’t mean a auto safety. dl m e by NEA Inc (? P project will be over $2 million. working poor. thing. Meanwhile, with more than 100 court cases CHECK OLD DRIXORAL Mayor DiRosa has said he doesn’t Bob Weiss should retire. Mayor pending against Audi, the company has proposed a JHIRMACK FIBRE "Too bad we don't have a bottle of vodka. settlement that would give 390.000 current Audi GASX Tablets believe this will pass in a DiRosa should resign; his disre­ Donna Jazouit Shampoo & UP I hear the water in this pond has more acid referendum. Hehaspledgedtothe gard for the Town Charter is 123 Henry St. owners up to a $2,000 rebate on the purchase of a Extra Strength SPICE 20's TRIM new Audi. Conditioner Gingival than tomato juice." Main Street merchants that he worse than Watergate. The Board Manchester Cologne Tablets At least one of the seven plaintiffs named in the Toothpaste I8 ’s 9 All Types All Types $527 class action suit representing the 390,000 owners is 100's outraged at the settlement offer. He told us, “ It’s 8 oz. 5 oz. 4.26 02. DRDOORAL an insult. The last thing I want to do is buy another Reagan policy fails in Central America car from Audi. I ’d rather get $1 in a settlement than •tCoM.i credit toward another Audi.” ■ MRI**} It should now be clear to even the most ardent the problem by loudly invoking economic sanctions supporter of Ronald Reagan that some of the against Panama, with the assistant .secretary president’s key appointees have served both him boasting that Noriega was about to go and was only Mlnl-edltorial and the nation badly. hanging on “ by his fingertips.” OLD ECOTRIN OGILVIE KAOPECTATE One of the most dramatic examples of this is George Noriega consolidated his position and used Add to the list of glasnost good news the warming FIESTA SINE of relations between Moscow and the Vatican. Perm Liquid Elliot Abrams, assistant secretary of state for Abrams’ crude and high-handed tactics to win the SPICE Maximum inter-American affairs. It is difficult to imagine a McGovern support of leaders across Latin America — from Vatican Secretary of State Agostino Casaroli 12 oz. recently visited Moscow and delivered a message Fast Track or Strength OFF All Types public official making more major mistakes than President Fidel Castro of Cuba on the left to TT MS No Drowse Abrams has in a few year’s time. His errors appear President Augusto Pinochet of Chile on the right. from Pope John Paul II to Mikhail Gorbachev. Solid A/P 60's Kit $287 Gorbachev hinted that he was amenable to more UCIU Caplets to be the result of a wrong-headed view of the The intense resistance of Latin American to iniSTAl All Types world, an incredible arrogance toward the opinions strong-arm intervention by the “ Colossus of the regular diplomatic contacts. Christians in the $399 20's Soviet Union who have suffered at the hands of the 2 OZ. of others, and a contempt for the law and our North” is so widely known that one can only marvel LXCITA constitutional system of checks and balances. fiasco centering on Panama's General Noriega and at Abrams’ ignorance. communists will have a strong ally in the pope. He has refused to forget human rights abuses, even i n i S T A I I f e o t r i n Abrams was a prime architect of the his alleged drug-dealing operations. The humiliation of the United States was AitosTie coioai when diplomatic decorum was at stake. sime administration’s attempts to overthrow the Early this year, three former Central American worsened after the Reagan administration auABCAiiococcx I J EuuiX._U Nicaraguan government by means of presidents — Carlos Andres Perez of Venezuela. announced that it would never drop its indictments CIA-instigated mercenary forces. He admitted Daniel Oduber of Costa Rica and Alfonso Lopez of Noriega for drug dealing in order to persuade Available at participating lying to Congress about the illegal diversion — to Michellsen of Colombia — persuaded Noriega to set him to resign, and then it proceeded to make such UNICAP EFFERDENT the Contras in Nicaragua — of funds from the sale a date for elections and then give up his military an offer, only to have that rejected by the general. fBanrbpstrr Hrralh VALUE PLUS STORES! Tablets of arms to Iran. command. But four days later, Abrams persuaded It is difficult to explain why Abrams and his Not all Items available at all stores. Vitamin PMSODERM Founded In 1881 40's Despite his loss of standing with Congress and the president of Panama, Eric Arturo Delvalle, colleagues have .so clumsily sabotaged the efforts Not responsible for typographical errors. 90 & 30's AM Types the urging of congressional leaders that he step who owed his position to Noriega, to turn on his by the Central American leaders to secure PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publlthar down. Abrams has clung to his office. It’s as though sponsor and announce that he was dismissing the Noriega’s orderly resignation. The evidence is OEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor 5 oz. the respect of Congress and his own respect for the general. strong, however, that Abrams has no respect for DOUOLAS A. B EVIN S...... Exacullve Editor Health & MARIE P. Q R A D Y ...... CHyEditor Crown Pharmacy law mean nothing to him. He has insisted on Anyone who knows a little about human nature their independence and judgment. Rather, he Kay Drug Co. 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Abrams and company then compounded nation cannot afford any more of his mistakes. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thuraday, June 80, 1988 - 9 » - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 80, 1988 10 N A T IO N Little cheer is in store for dry areas By Randolph E. Schmid & W O R L D The Associated Press WASHINGTON - The hot, dry taini weather plaguing America is likely to men Counsels get green light shift East and South in the next worii To WASHINGTON - The Supreme Court’s month, and forecasters offer little hope that the widespread drought will ney, resounding endorsement of the fpecial meet prosecutor law dispels any doubt about the be broken. ’’ The 90-day outlook issued by the "Thi authority of independent counsels investigate National Weather Service on Wednes­ lutio ing alleged wrongdoing by past and present day does indicate a chance of more proc Reagan administration officials. rain than normal in some western He The high court’s 7-1 decision Wednesday sections of the G rea^lains by the end Olympic chiel removes a cloud from the Iran-Contra of September. of E conspiracy case, and it clears the way for the But in the nearer term, the iaion sentencing of former White House aide watchwords were for more of the cons Michael K. Deaver for lying under oath about same weather that has been parching be w the lobbying business he formed after leaving fields and reservoirs, stalling river Con President Reagan’s staff. tra ffic and baking crops and gres The ruling also removes the special livestock. Ml prosecutor issue from former White House The six- to 10-day outlook is "very Wed close to holding stationary the pattern ummer owings optii political director Lyn Nofziger’s challenge to S S his 90-day sentence and conviction for illegally of the last few weeks,” Donald L. J havf prog lobbying former administration colleagues. Gilman, head of the Long Range Predictions Group at the National com Weather Service, said at a news T1 Duke parries attack d o s t conference. S Michael Dukakis came under attack from And the 30-day prediction shows "only subtle changes,” Gilman President Reagan, who finally Joined the added. campaign on behalf of his vice president, and Quality protection for over half a century. “ Unfortunately, reliable predic­ a Senate right-to-life advocate is threatening a Ir tions of the drought’s end, its walkout at the GOP convention in August. U geographic spread, or changes in Vice President George Bush, meanwhile, severity, cannot be made today,” the AP pbeto had some welcome news in the form of a poll National Oceanic and Atmospheric putting him in a dead heat with Dukakis, his Administration cautioned in an ac­ GREEN GREENS — The effect of the drought in Fairways and greens are still green and growing visit certain Democratic rival, and a second survey companying statement. Columbus, Ohio, shows at Thornapple Country because of irrigation weils, but other parts of OLYMPIC OIL STAIN May suggesting Dukakis’ lead had narrowed. The agency noted that while the Ciub on the west side of Frankiin County. the course are brown and shriveiing in the heat. time Previous polls had been giving Dukakis current drought is severe, it is not yet his frier double-digit leads. comparable to the damaging dry Gilman’s six- to 10-day outlook calls causing rain here and there in the In addition, July has a chance of ing t Reagan, in Florida for a GOP fund-raiser on spells of the 1950s and 1930s. This dry for much above normal temperatures Midwest, but only Kansas, South warmer than normal weather from N Pc Wednesday, charged that the Massachusetts period is "neither unprecedented nor in Montana, Wyoming, the Dakotas, Carolina and Georgia seem likely to Pennsylvania west through the Great ■ Semi-transparent or solid bees governor '‘has spent every dime and more of unexpected from a climatological Nebraska, Wisconsin and Iowa. have more rain than normal for the Lakes states to Montana, south jo then the revenue generated in his state by the perspective,” the agency said. In addition, above-normal readings period. Oklahoma and Arkansas and east to the I Reagan-Bush recovery.” Nonetheless, Dr. Michael Hudlow, are expected in much of the rest of the In July, above-normal heat is the Appalachian Mountains. who director of hydrology for the weather nation except the Columbia River expected throughout most of the The rest of the country should colors him! service, said: “ It’s likely to get worse valley. West Texas and along the northern Plains and upper Midwest, expect near normal readings in July Court ruling hailed Pc before it gets better.” Atlantic Coast from North Carolina Gilman said, while the outlook for rain except the Puget Sound region, where who UNITED NATIONS - The United Nations The river level at Memphis, Tenn., through Georgia and northern is “ very uncertain.” is it expected to be cooler than nine and the PLO hailed a federal court decision where Mississippi barge traffic is Florida. The greatest chance of hot weather normal. !! already stalled, could drop another beer that blocks a congressional attempt to ban the In the short range the rain forecast is in Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky The outlook for rain in July shovvs foot in the next 10 days, he warned. ■ Made with linseed oil to hous PLO’s U.N. Mission from the United States. is "patchy” said Gilman. He said no and Tennessee, Gilman said. He gave below normal precipitation expected High-altitude jet stream winds that of y« Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar precipitation is likely in Oregon, that region a 65 percent chance of for California, Michigan, Illinois, normally sweep across the northern California, Nevada, southern Idaho, Ml said Wednesday he was "gratified by this being hotter than normal for July, an Indiana, Ohio and Kentucky. Above tier of states have split, to the north western Utah, western Arizona and penetrate and protect wood Mat! judgment, which demonstrates the respect of unusually high ranking for a summer normal is expected only in Pug^t and south, Gilman said, holding the Texas. forecast. Typically, the 30-day out­ 1986 the U.S. courts for the international Sound and along the Arizona-New drought conditions in place between There is a chance of some scattered looks are considered only 55 percent Mexico border. obligations of the country.” them. moisture from the Gulf of Mexico likely in summer. Zehdi Labib Terzi, the Palestine Liberation Deautifully Organization’s ambassador to the U.N., called the ruling a victory for international law. "The United Nations now has ho fear that Papers destroyed the host country, or any host country, can violate its legal obligations and get out scot-free,” he said. . Ab U.S. District Judge Edmund Paimieri ruled in Pentagon probe; and I A the that the 1947 agreement that brought the Paints and Stains S S 3 brigt United Nations to the United States prohibits WASHINGTON (AP) - People said previous news stories ha­ rain. the government from closing the Palestine implicated in the Pentagon brib­ ven’t disclosed significant po(- Ec Liberation Organization’s observer mission. ery probe have destroyed docu­ tions of the material, “ parties Lefel ments on at least two occasions in larly the wiretap information.” * fo u n t ‘Exorcist’ convicted the past two weeks, according to Hudson also said disclosing tlie posei prosecutors who say making key affidavit in support of a search Coun BATON ROUGE, La. — A jury took 20 information public would trigger warrant at Hazeltine would r^ OlWMPlC modi minutes to convict a woman of gouging out a a coverup by “ major felons.” veal the identity of a confidential Le 16-year-old boy’s eye to purge demons from “ In the short time since the source cooperating in the 0 Mas! his body, but her attorney said she has a execution of the search warrants investigation. * "bas "snow-white” record and should get a light became public (June 14), the Hudson did not provide any that government has already become sentence. details on who destroyed what SUGGESTED RETAIL *19.95 aware of several incidents of types of documents, how they Na A six-membhr jury Wednesday found destruction of documents related were destroyed or how they migljj cond .\ndrea Cowan guilty of cruelty to a juvenile, to this case,” U.S. Attorney have been related to the probe of in thi which carries a maximum sentence of 10 Henry Hudson, who is coordinat­ alleged bribes to Pentagon pei>- Lefel years in jail. District Judge Mike McDonald ing the probe, said in a court brief sonnel in exchange for confideik have released her on her original $10,000 bond. released Wednesday. tial information funneled to coiC- OUR PRICE $J445 Attorney John Calmes, who argued In an affidavit. Assistant U.S. sultants and defense contractor^ /Gal, Wednesday that Darrell Washington had Attorney Joseph Aronica said In Washington, the Pentagon’s plucked out his own eye while he was in a prosecutors have learned of two top purchasing official, Robert psychotic state on March 23,1987, said he may incidents of document Costello, testified before Con; appeal the verdict if Cowan gets a harsh destruction. gress and said he would talk wit^ sentence at a hearing scheduled for Sept. 9. On Capitol Hilt, members of Carlucci today about a suggestion Cowan has a "snow-white” record and is AP photo Congress called on Defense Se­ to halt Pentagon contracts. hoping for a light sentence, he said. SURROUNDED — Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev is surrounded by cretary Frank C. Carlucci to Congress can enact new laws ahec Cowan, 26, sat calmly with her hands delegates to the Communist Party conference in Moscow Thursday as make a "dramatic move” such as and the Pentagon can pass new mati halting new Pentagon contracts regulations, but there is no way to clasped as the verdict was read to the crowded he chats informally with members outside the meeting hall. The meeting bish( courtroom. Washington, now 17, sat two rows to win back public credibility in ensure against cheating, Costello done behind her. is in its third day at the Congress Palace in the Kremlin. the wake of the bribery probe. said. prev “ We’re fighting a credibility folio problem here and it seems as h as: Laws target AIDS though tough action is required,” THESE OTHER FINE OLYMPIC® PRODUCTS Steelworker says Soviet NEW YORK up a Rhode Island will tax rolling papers to said Rep. John Kasich, R-Ohio. ON SALE AT DISCOUNT PRICES ALSO! Th discourage marijuana use under new laws Hudson, in his court brief, co-pi discussed the possibility of effective Friday, while Georgia and Man further document destruction in Washington state wiU begin testing sex He ( reform is not working arguing against release of sealed BONANZA offenders for AIDS, and Colorado will require stick court documents. Pope tests even before conviction. Washington MOSCOW (AP) — In a stinging critique television from the closed conference hall, "Revealing the precise con­ state, Indiana, Idaho and Georgia are making of the Soviet reform program, a steel­ Yarin said, "People tell us straight out: beca tours of the government’s inten­ the t it a felony for an AIDS carrier to knowingly worker told the Communist Party confer­ we don’t know what issues individual tions and current information caus transmit the disease. ence today that three years after it was members of the Politburo are responsible may well encourage document It's The' Th In other legislation effective July 1, launched his town still doesn’t have meat for,” destruction and other acts” Smart Choice St. I motorists will pay higher fuel taxes in and consumer goods have vanished. The exact duties of individual Politburo which “ would have the practical 9 Veniamin A. Yarin, a middle-aged mill members are not announced, although said Connecticut and New Jersey, Georgia will bar effect of putting major felons NOW SIX DAILY TRIPS “ The executions of murderers who are mentally operator at a huge industrial complex in each of the 13 members of the ruling body beyond the reach of justice,” said DEPAnrunEs rnoM the Ural Mountains, told his 5,000 fellow MANCHESTER PARK & RIDE LOT It is retarded, Indiana, Mississippi and Georgia are understood to be assigned specific Hudson, the U.S. attorney in delegates at the extraordinary gathering (Spinetr ttriBt Off In tiiitilt 384) Fath will impose regulation on sports agents, and areas of responsibility. Alexandria, Va. that despite promises to reward workers Yarin said all people should be given 6:30 a.m. 3:00 p.m. HOUSE Soi many Kansas taxpayers will begin paying Newsday Inc. is asking U.S. tacte for increased productivity the govern­ reports on “ how things are going, who District Judge Edward Korman 8:30 a.m. 5:00 p.m. lower rates. ment has cut housing subsidies. must be thanked for successes and who 11:00 a.m. 8:00 p.m. UTEx P>qiN T An Georgia’s new law requires AIDS tests of in New York City to lift the seal on crate And although Soviet leader Mikhail S. must be made accountable for failures.” several search warrants and ALSO SERVING FARMINQTON, anyone convicted of crimes Involving sex or Gorbachev’s program of "perestroika,” Gorbachev, who was among those WATERBURY, SOUTHBURY, was supporting affidavits in the DANBURY and YONKERS drug abuse and, eventually, of all inmates in or restructuring, is supposed to provide listening to Yarin, has complained repeat­ Engl state prisons. Beginning Friday, an AIDS probe: for Unisys Corp.’s plant in in Ri incentives by making enterprises operate edly that the entrenched bureaucracy is Great Neck, N.Y.; (Charles ALSO FOUR DAILY TRIPS carrier who engages in AIDS-transmitting on their own finances, the government still stalling his reform drive, and despite the TO CAPE COD behavior in Georgia without informing His or Gardner, a defense consultant to takes his factory’s profits, Yarin said. Soviet Union’s concept of collective Unisys and former Unisys vice It'a a ’PtsoLciAre. to aerva you her partner will be guilty of the felony of "Workers are asking straight out: leadership, he has demanded that individ­ president; Dennis Mitchell, an M ’Where is the ’perestroika?’” he said. reckless conduct. uals be held responsible for their own employee at the Great Neck IJB onan^a "F o r example, in stores, the way it was actions. A Unisys plant; and the Hazeltine Na«v England’s Flnaat Bua Lina before with food products is the way it still On Wednesday, the heads of three Soviet Corp. in Greenlawn. on bi Bakker tries to buy PTL is. On top of that, they have introduced Now Operating To/From In c( republics complained to fellow delegates Newsday said the seals should Manchesler PARK & RIDE LOT rationing for sugar. There wasn’t any 1987 COLUMBIA, S.C. — Jim Bakker presented to the conference, the first of its kind in 47 be lifted because the investiga­ (Spencer Street Off Int. 384) meat, and we still don’t have any. store a $100 million offer for the failing PTL years, that the Kremlin is not adequately tion has been extensively re­ FOR INFO CALL MANCHESTER WALLPAPER Consumer goods have vanished ministry during a bankruptcy court session in addressing the yearnings of ethnic groups. ported in the media, but Hudson 1/800/656-3815 Er completely.” which his wife, Tammy, sobbed when the The new party leaders of Armenia and Rod Addressing the third day of the confer­ judge ordered the sale of the Bakkers’ former Azerbaijan urged government and consti­ seco ence Gorbachev called to assess his parsonage. tutional reforms to end a violent dispute & PAINT CO. degr reform program and set a course for the over control of Nagorno-Karabakh, a anotl PT L trustee M.C. Benton, who said he has future, the steelworker from the city of predominantly Armenian region within 19, 0 received four offers, one for $200 million, to Nizhny Tagil, 900 miles east of Moscow, the borders of neighboring Azaerbaijan. HAPPY 30**- DISCOUNT PRICES $330 buy the ministry, promised that the former demanded that top officials be held 2491 television evangelist’s proposal "w ill be accountable for the failure of programs Abdul Rahman Vezirov, named Azer­ considered along with everyone else” if he can under their control. baijan party chief May 21, said the dispute 185 West Middle Turnpike, Manchester In back it up. Directing his remarks to the top Soviet over Nagorno-Karabakh had taken on a BIRTHDAY help! "W e are ready to go forward with earnest leadership, whose members were sitting “ socially dangerous character” that has Canto some destabilized both republics. Walcoma negotiations,” Bakker told reporters Tuesday behind him on a dais in the Kremlin’s "over the hlir Whili outside U.S. Bankruptcy Court. But he refused Palace of Congresses, Yarin said, " It ’s His Armenian counterpart, Suren Aru- TOM LANDERS empl high time the Central Committee should tyunyan, said, “ I tell you openly that we 646-0143 ' store to identify who provided him with the $100 from your over the hill frienef! million line of credit to buy PTL. apply its power.” still cannot normalize the situation in the ingh In his speech, broadcast by Soviet republic.” the I 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 30, 1988 iHanrlipstrr Hrrali)

Sewage plant Great Race drivers Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 and cars get a rest SPORTS Thursday, June 30,1988 tainly be looking for an awful lot Lincoin Center hearing room more than $150,000" in fines for iater Wednesday to discuss the Arthur Shorts of Manchester "It was a grueling part. It was so work aiready done. meeting in U.S. District Court. and Ernest Reed of Hebron were long, so many hills, so many back Town Attorney John W. Coo­ When the board came out of awarded a day of rest Wednesday roads.” ney, commenting on the Hartford executive session, Cooney, read­ during the Great American Race. About 90 racers of 120 are left in The transcontinental race is for the race. Shorts vowed to stay in Post 102 wins in battle of Zone titans meeting after it broke up, said, ing from a prepared statement, pre-1937 vehicles. First prize is "They’re not negotiating a reso- said that the town hoped to seek the race to its conclusion. Morency said. “ He was throwing $50,000 out of the $250,000 total in "We’re hanging in there,” he Bv Jim TIernev iution. They’re negotiating the some kind of resoiution with the Manchester Herald strikes and he kept our defense up process of a resoiution.’’ Corps of Engineers within the priKs to be awarded. said. "We’re going to make Connecticut one way or another. ’ ’ because they knew there wasn’t However, Richard Roach, the next 10 days. Tuesday, Shorts finished in 55th It was a battle of the two going to be a long wait out there. chief of enforcement of the Corps place, 4.58 minutes off perfect During the last day of the race, “ Over the next 10-day period Sunday, Shorts said he and Reed unbeaten titans of Zone Eight He came up big with the stri­ of Engineers’ New Engiand div­ there will be efforts to come to time. Reed was two places ahead ;Legion baseball. keouts when he needed them and ision, said that he beiieved that a will be placed near the beginning some kind of resolution on of Shorts as he was 4.33 seconds Manchester and East Hartford, the defense came up big.” consent agreement on fines wouid off. of the field. 1 ' ^ whether or not this situation can Wednesday was the one day of the Zone champions a year ago, Maguire went the rain- be worked out by the town and the be remedied,” Cooney said. clashed Wednesday night at shortened distance, walking five Corps. "We’re making pro­ Shorts said he wasdisappointed rest in the 11-day race. Shorts The 10-day deadline was de­ in the times, butbeinga first-time said he spent the day tinkering Kelley Field. and striking out five. Paul Gacca- gress," he said. cided on by a consensus of those racer, there was little he could do. Amid ominous thunderclouds vale, East Hartford’s starter and Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said with his 1932 Chevrolet. attending the meeting in Hart­ Tuesday, the racers drove from Today, the racers were sche­ -and lightning, it was Post 102 loser, surrendered 11 hits, walked Wednesday that he, too, was ford. Cooney said. Salina, Kan. to St. Charles, Mo. Iwhich rained heavily on East one and struck out three. Gomlng optimistic about a resoiution. "I duled to drive from St. Charles to nos' "These are bad times,” he said. Cincinnati. Hartford’s parade. off a fine freshman season at have to stiii beiieve that the Twardy would not comment Behind the three-hit pitching of Gentral Gonnecticut State Uni­ prognosis is favorabie to the Wednesday on the Hartford meet­ right-hander Pat Maguire and a versity, Gaccavale was never in community,” he said. ing. "The matter is a matter of a five-run first-inning outburst, control. The Board of Directors met in a potential litigation upon which I Cornerstone School Manchester shut out East Hart­ “ East Hartford is a really good closed executive session in the have no comment.” he said. ford, 8-0, to remain unbeaten in team. They came out flat to­ :.the Zone at 7-0. The game was night,” Morency said. 'IPaul -called after 5 1/3 innings due to (Gaccavale) didn’t have his best 'Out earns accreditation -the inclement weather. stuff tonight. He was Just not r~s there. He didn’t have it and we Innocent plea Bv Andrew J. Davis school only seven years old.” Manchester dropped two one- 102 run outings to East Hartford last took advantage of it.” From page 1 Manchester Herald A school can only apply for accreditation from the associa­ year. Dave Price led off the Manches­ Cornerstone Christian School tion after being in existence for Post 102 is 10-5 overall while ter first with a single to left field. has received accreditation for the seven years, he said. -East Hartford slips to 6-1 in Zone With the hit-and-run on, Rob visited the house on April 29 and was taking care of himself. first time in its seven-year Gaining accreditation is a -play. Manchester’s next outing is Stanford, who was 3-for-4, drilled May 1 1986 and was told both Lamprecht told Matson he had history, said a school official. “ landmark event” because it Friday night at 5:45 when it hosts a single to center with Price times by Louis Lamprecht that been eating peanut butter and John D. Thompson, school verifies the quality of the school, "Windsor in Zone play at Kelley scampering to third. Dom Lauri- his mother had gone to visit Jelly sandwiches, Matson looked director of development and Thompson said. “ For a Christian Field. nitis followed with a swinging friends in West Hartford, accord­ in the refrigerator and found the finance,- said Wednesday that school, it also represents a real "It’s a big win. Pat Maguire bunt single to load the bases. ing to the affidavit. remains. > photo school officials were notified last mark of blessing from God. We Just came up big tonight.” Keith DIYeso lofted a sacrifice fly Police said the ombudsman Police obtained a search war­ COMING TO WORK — Judge Barry Sbhaller arrives at week that the school’s application give God the thanks and praise Manchester Legion Goach Dave to right scoring Price with the became suspicious and called rant and found part of the skull in for accreditation had been ap­ for this.” first run and chasing Stanford to them because of the condition of Superior Court In New London Wednesday for the fifth the fireplace and the remains of proved. The school is now accre­ A team of educators visited the third. the house and Louis Lamprecht, day of jury deliberations in the Richard Crafts murder - MANCHESTCR (I) — Price cf 4-M-O, the body, which police said were dited by the Association of school in May. The school had Stanford is 4-2-3-0, Laurinitls rf 3-1-2-1, Laurinitls stole second and % who reportedly could not care for fully clothed, in the refrigerator. trial. The jury returned to the courtroom today to listen to Christian Schools International. prepared for the accreditation DIYeso lb 2-0-0-1, Schackner 3b 2-1-0-0, when Post 77 catcher Jim Bldwell Rsginald Plnto/Msnchsstsr Htrsid himself. Penders c 3-2-2-0, Leonard If 2-1-2-1, The refrigerator was not working a replay of taped testimonies of two key witnesses in the "I think it’s a big accomplish­ visit for.the last year, he said. Motevo 2b 3-0-1-1, Maguire p 3-0-0-0. tried unsuccessfully to nail him at COMING HOME — Manchester's Neal Schackner (20) night in American Legion Zone Eight action against East Police said Louis Lamprecht, and the remains were so badly state’s attempt to prove Crafts kiiied his wife. ment,” said Thompson. “ This is School officials prepared Totals 26-8-11-4. second, Stanford came home with gives the stand-up signal but David Price slides across Hartford at Kelley Field. Manchester won, 8-0. who has a history of mental decomposed it took two inspec­ quite an accomplishment for a course curriculums as well as E A S T H A R T F O R D (0) — Lawrence2b the inning’s second run. Follow­ illness and violent behavior, had 2-0-1-0, TIerInnI 3b2-0-l-0, Caincf 3-(M)-0, home plate with the first run of the game Wednesday tions by police to determine the reports on facilities, transporta­ Bldwell c 2-0-0-0, Caccavale p 3-0-0-0, ing a free pass to Neal Schackner. been living with his mother in the remains were human. tion, food service and school 'Pelzar ss 3-0-0-0, Dumots If 1-0-1-0, Jimmy Penders blooped a single through his legs allowing said. “ The pressure was all on on another error by Pelzar. house without heat for a number Jtoblnson l-O-O-O, Stino rf 2-0-0-0. Totols "Robbie Stanford played an philosophy for the visit, Thomp­ -12-0-3-0. behind first to reload the bases. Schackner and Penders to come them. Being able to get up in the Mateya added an RBI single in excellent game, hitting and at of years. The vermin-infested house was son said. -Manchester 510 02-8-11-0 A sacrifice fly by Joe Leonard around with the final two runs of score early, we were able to take the fifth. Laurinitls, Penders and Manchester police Sgt. John exterminated and demolished in Five at White House use drugs -East HorHord 000 00-0-3-4 shortstop,” Morency lauded. Marcia Kirby, school principal, Maguire and Penders. Coccavale and scored Laurinitls. East Hartford the inning our game to them.” Leonard each collected two hits Manchester played errorless ball Matson went to the house May 2, July 1986 and the property Bldwell. shortstop Kevin Pelzar then let a “ Everyone in the ballpark Stanford led off the second with WASHINGTON (AP) - Pro­ said in a prepared statement that while Stanford was a defensive while East Hartford committed 1986 to see how Louis Lamprecht appraised at $74,000. of the uniformed division,” said charges,” said Snow.” 'WP-Mogulre. LP-Caccavale. Marcus Mateya grounder get expected us to lose,” Morency a triple to right center and scored standout. secutors are reviewing possible Snow, who declined to discuss she was pleased by the accredita­ four miscues. Presidential spoke.sman Mar­ tion. She said the decision to seek criminal charges stemming from details of the probe. lin Fitzwater, quoted in today’s a cocaine investigation in which Liz Murphy, a White House accreditation was made several editions of The Washington Post, years ago as a way to give the two National Security Council spokeswoman, said two NSC said the White House was told Rebel prelate employees have been fired and clericai employees “ admitted school credibility. “ there were no breaches of Kirby is on vacation and could From page 1 three members of the uniformed drug use and were separated security” found in connection Mets exhibit championship styie in besting Pirates Secret Service placed on leave. from the NSC.” not be reached for further with the NSC workers. comment. Evidence has been turned over “ The president is aware of this “ We are advised at this time to the U.S. attorney’s office and The school is currently undei^ Bv Hlllel Italle right-hander worked out of a consecutive run-scoring singles . About 180 traditionalist priests Lefebvre, 82, says his age investigation,” she said. that there was no sale or use on The Associated Press Hatcher in the fifth. Show scattered five hits in 8 1-3 and 150 seminarians were among makes the consecrations urgent the investigation is still going on, Snow said the Drug Enforce­ going a nine-classroom, $2.2 bases-loaded Jam in the bottom of in the seventh inning as Philadel­ White House grounds,” Fitzwater million extension, which should NL Roundup Ryan lost his fourth straight innings to lead San Diego. the faithful assembled under to ensure continuity of the frater­ Robert R. Snow, spokesman for ment Administration is assisting the ninth and doubled and scored phia ended Ghicago’s four-game said. be completed by the fall, Thomp­ Playing in front of postseason­ decision despite allowing only Alomar hit his sixth homer in bright sunshine after a night of nity’s struggle against “ self­ the Secret Service, said in the investigation. the winning run in the 11th. winning streak. four hits and striking out 10 the fifth inning off Tim Birtsas, Fitzwater and Murphy declined son said. The addition will house sized crowds at Pittsburgh’s “ It was like Little League on rain. destructive trends.” Wednesday. “ We are not giving out specific Mike Maddux. 2'0, allowed batters for the 178th time in his 0-1, who was making his first NL to describe the duties of the two grades kindergarten through 6, Three Rivers Stadium, the New son, whose 14th homer came off Saturday morning. I got to hit and Econe is the birthplace of Church law allows only bishops “ Several months ago the Secret details of the investigation, but seven hits in six innings. Steve career. He leads the league with start. women who worked at the NSC. he said. York Mets gave a performance of reliever Jim Gott. ” I heard the field and pitch and everything.” Lefebvre’s St. Pius X Fraternity, to perform ordinations so, Lefeb­ Service initiated an investigation the information has been turned Bedrosian retired the final two 118 strikeouts. Names of the women and the The school, located at 236 Main championship caliber. people yelling and it was loud. said McDowell, 4-1, who allowed founded in 1970 for clerics op­ vre says, the fraternity would be into allegations that there was over to the U.S. attorney, who is batters to earn his 13th save. Expos 3, Cardinals 2 Secret Service officers were not St., is sponsored by the Church of The Mets won twice in a series Just like a playoff game, But one hit in three innings. posed to the Second Vatican “ orphaned” unless he conse­ drug use among some members reviewing it for possible criminal released. the Nazarene. that drew a total attendance of that’s the kind of team we are. we Andy Van Slyke, whose 12th Dodgers 2, Astros 0 Giants 7, Braves 2 Otis Nixon tripled to lead off the Council, whose reforms included crates new bishops before dying. 127,717, the highest ever for three top of the 10th inning and Herm never give up no matter how bad homer highlighted a four-run Los Angeles’ Orel Hershiser Don Robinson allowed two hits modernizing the liturgy. Lefebvre, in a recent magazine games in Pirates’ history. New Winningham followed with a it looks.” Pittsburgh rally in the fifth, was pitched a two-hitter for his fifth in six innings in his first start in Lefebvre continues to celebrate interview, dismissed excommun­ York trailed 7-6 in the ninth inning sacrifice fly as Montreal defeated Town girl is among top contest winners The Mets had blown leads of 4-1 pleased with his team’s perfor­ consecutive victory, outdueling nearly three years and Will Glark Mass in Latin, dismissing the ication as “ worthless” and said it Wednesday night, but Howard hit his league-leading 19th home St. Louis. "bastard rites” in the vernacular will not slow him in pushing for a and 6-5 and appeared to be beaten mance but acknowledged the Houston’s Nolan Ryan. Bv Anita M. Caldwell against 20 other girls. Johnson homered on a 1-2 pitch when Gott, who had saved Mon­ difficulty of beating the Mets. run as San Francisco swept a The Gardinals have lost 14 out that took its place. “ true renewal of the church.” the national contest. was about flying on an airline. The victory enabled the of 19 and have four-extra inning Manchester Herald To prepare for the national with two outs and the Mets went day night’s game, set down Kevin “ At least we didn’t give it three-game series at Atlanta. Named after a pope who “ These events will strengthen First runner-up was Christina She said she got the idea while the Dodgers to extend their NL West losses in their last six games. The contest. Gotten said she’ll be Reilley, 15, of Woodbridge who family was on vacation. Gotten on to score in the top of the 11th McReynolds and Darryl Straw­ away,” Van Slyke said. “ We had Robinson, 3-1, who had made 31 condemned “ modernist” trends our unity,” he was quoted in the lead to 4>/i games over second Expos are 10-3 in extra-inning Preparing for a talent contest taking singing and dancing said she rehearsed the advertise­ and win 8-7. berry to start the ninth. ’em down three times, but they’ve relief appearances this year and in the church in a 1907 encyclical, conservative French weekly won a $100 scholarship to the place Houston. games this season and 22-4 over has changed summer plans for lessons. development center and auto­ ment many times. New York now leads the “ Sometimes when you think it’s got a lot of talent and are capable had not started since Aug. 18, Lefebvre’s movement claims to Figaro-Magazine. “ In 10 years, For Hershiser, 12-3, it was the the last two years. Mary Gotten. Gotten said a friend suggested matic entry to the national show. “ I kept saying it over and over second-place Pirates by 5'/2 easy, it’s impossible. Sometimes of scoring a lot of runs, and they fifth two-hitter of his major 1985, gave up two-out singles to have millions of sympathizers. one will see that I have defended games in the National League Dion James and Dale Murphy in Jeff Parrett, 7-2, pitched two the last bastion of faith.” The 15-year-old Manchester she enter the Windsor Locks For the beauty portion of the again,” she said. “ I kept trying to when it looks impossible... ’’ Mets proved that tonight.” league career. The right-hander resident Sunday was second contest. East. manager Davey Johnson said. the fourth inning. hitless innings for the Expos. The four newly consecrated contest, Gotten was Judged on get it under 30 seconds.” walked one. struck out six and Nixon opened the 10th against runner-up in the Junior America Gotten won $500 towards her “ You can look back and say we After Johnson’s homer put the Phillies 4, Cubs 2 and excommunicated bishops how she carried herself, how she Patricia Gotten is proud of her allowed only a single tO' rookie Padres 3, Reds 2 Todd Worrell, 3-4, with a drive to Show held in Windsor Locks and trip to Orlando and a $75 scholar­ were lucky, but I’d say it’s talent Mets back in the game, reliever were Richard Williamson. 48, modeled sportsclothes and poise daughter and said choosing to Juan Samuel, pinch-hitter Graig Biggio in the bottom of the Roberto Alomar hit a tie­ right-center and scored on Win- won automatic entry into the ship to the Junior America Talent and not panicking,” said John- Roger McDowell took over. The Bobby Dernier and Von Hayes hit Reaction English-born head of the Ridge­ while wearing an evening gown, enter the contest was not unlike third and an infield hit by Billy breaking two-run homer and Eric ningham’s fly to left. field, Conn., seminary; Bernard national competition in October Services-Career Development her mother, Patricia, said. Mary because she is so From page 1 Tissier de Mallerais, 43, secre­ at Disneyworld, Orlando. Fla. Centers in Cincinnati, Ohio. Her creativity was tapped for independent. tary general of the fraternity: “ I didn’t think (my summer) -The state winner was Suzanne the talent portion of the contest “ I knew nothing about it until I Alfonso de Galarreta, 31, was going to happen like this at lannucci. 17, of West Haven who where the girls had to prepare a got (the notice) in the mail,” ahead. Excommunication is auto­ Spanish-born head of the semi­ all,” Gotten said. “ It was such a won $3,000 in cash, scholarships commercial. Gotten said the Patricia Gotten said. “ She did Clemens at dominating best as Bosox clip Tribe matic for him and the four nary in Argentina; and Bernard surprise.” Gotten competed and gifts and automatic entry into commercial she chose to create this on her own,” bishops. The Holy Father has Fellay, 30, administrator of the By Dave O’Hara were better than Detroit and that nine-run lead wasn’t all that safe. done everthing he could to Fraternity, a Swiss. The Associated Press it would be proven over the whole Jamie Quirk, George Brett and prevent it. The status of the The Vatican did not imme­ AL Roundup season. This time the triumph Danny Tartabull homered as followers of Archbishop Lefebvre diately excommunicate Brazilian BOSTON — In defeat, Gleve- only prevented the Tigers from Kansas Gity took a nine-run lead has yet to be decided. He has set prelate Antonio de Castro Mayer, land Manager Doc Edwards their first three-game sweep in Wednesday night. But the Ghi- up a schismatic movement.” bishop of Campos and Lefebvre’s Levis cago White Sox scored eight runs thought his Indians played “ a Ells Burks gave Glemens all the New York since April 10-12,1966. The Rev. Emilio P. Padelli, assistant in the rites. The Vatican Classics of the 80’s good game.” offensive support he needed with “ Pennants are not won in June on nine hits in the seventh inning co-pastor of St. Bridget Church in said his role was unclear. “ I Just think that Roger Gle- or July or August. They’re won in and the Royals had to hang on for Manchester, said, "It is very sad. a three-run homer, his eighth. De Castro Mayer, 84, is not a Coca-Cola', Levi’s* & Bob’s mens was better than us. I have to Rich Gedman had two doubles September, and that’s when we a 9-8 victory. He (Lefebvre) implied that he is fraternity member but has for­ give him the credit,” Edwards play the Tigers again,” said “ You would think with a sticking to tradition where the and a single and Marty Barrett mally associated himself with said Wednesday night after the had three singles, but Glemens Glaudell Washington, who drove nine-run lead you’d be safe,” Pope is not. It is a mistake Lefebvre’s crusade against the Now Offer You a Free Boston Red Sox’ 5-1 victory over in three runs with a single, double Royals manager John Wathan because tradition changes with was the key to Boston’s eighth Vatican. the Indians. victory in the last 10 games. and triple. said. the times. It is sad that he has Three weeks ago. Pope John Despite a slight muscle tear in The next meeting between Rangers 1, Mariners 0 caused a split.” “ I wanted to give the team a Paul II exhorted Lefebvre in a 6-pack of Coca-Cola’! f: the groin area suffered last strong performance before we go Detroit and New York is Sept. 8 at Gharlie Hough pitched 11 score­ The Rev. Robert W. Barnes of personal letter “ from a paternal Friday, Glemens was at his Yankee Stadium. The teams Receive a FREE 6-pack of Coca-Cola® Classic on a road trip,” Glemens said. "I less innings and pinch-hitter St. Mary’s Church in Coventry close the season with three games heart” to renounce the consecra­ with the purchase of any pair of Men's. Ladies' or dominating best as the Red Sox was a little sluggish, maybe a Barbaro Garbey hit a sacrifice said of the excommunication; tions, which would “ bring a new Kids' Levi's* denim jeans. While supplies last. moved into third place ahead of little tentative, starting out. in Detroit. “ That is the rule. He’s a heretic. ny. wound” to the church. (Limit 4 per customer) Gleveland with a fifth consecutive “ Then I got really loose and in “ To me, you should Just forget Hough, 8-7, allowed seven hits, It is disobedience to the Hoiy The pontiff warned the conse­ / victory. about the Yankees for now,’’ struck out eight and walked three Father.” the flow. I was able to push off crations “ could only appear as a Glemens allowed Just three with my right leg, unlike the other Tigers manager Sparky Ander­ in the longest major-league out­ Some Manchester priests con­ schismatic act.” ground singles and struck out 10 day. I had pretty good location of son said. “ You don’t see them for ing since Milwaukee’s Ted Higu- tacted deciined to comment. The last split in the church in seven innings before retiring my pitches to go with my velocity. two and a half months. I Just era pitched 111-3 innings last Oct. Among the four bishops conse­ occurred when the Old Catholics because of a 73-minute thunder­ “ My last few times out here I won’t bother with them for now.” 2. Hough has pitched into the 11th crated by Archbishop Lefebvre broke with the Vatican because storm delay! was not really concentrating. I The Yankees won by combining three times this season. was Richard Wiiliamson, 48, they opposed the doctrine of Glemens, 11-5, credited mental zoned in more tonight.” 12 hits with seven walks. They Engiish-bom head of a seminary Blue Jays 4, Orioles 2 papal infallibility proclaimed at toughness and his tolerance of “ He’s outstanding," said Ed­ also hit in the clutch, getting three in Ridgefield. the First Vatican Council In 1870. pain as much as his fast ball and wards, a former catcher. “ He’s key hits with men in scoring Jimmy Key allowed four hits in control for snapping a personal got outstanding stuff. That’s what position through five innings 6 2-3 innings in his first start since four-game losing streak in little makes him so difficult” after being Just 6-for-42 in similar April 14. Man charged in burglary Fenway Park. Although the Red Sox had 13 situations against Detroit this Key, 3-1, struck out five and year. “ I hate sitting around,” he said hits in completing a three-game walked two. Tom Henke got the A man was arrested Tuesday employee and Counts left the after striking out 10 in a game for series sweep against Gleveland, Jack Glark hit his 15th home final out for his 16th save. store, police said. Shortly after, the eighth time this year and the run and two singles for the on burglary and larceny charges Mike Greenwell went 0-4. That Angels 2, Twins 1 in connection with a September Fisher let Counts back inside and 29th time in his career. ended his 19-game hitting streak, Yankees, who pinned the loss on 1987 incident at a local carpet the two opened the safe, police “They’re paying me to pitch the third longest in the major Walt Terrell, 3-5. Johnny Ray and Darrell Miller hit run-scoring singles and Ghuck store, police said. said. and if I’m able to I want to be out leagues this season. New York starter Richard In mid-October, Fisher turned there,” the two-time Gy Young Dotson was knocked out in the Finley allowed four hits in seven Eric Counts, 18, of 94 West St., himself in to police headquarters, Award winner said. “ I felt I was Yankees 7, Tigers 3 third. He has allowed 20 earned innings. Rockville, was charged with police said. He was charged with able to pitch and I could win.’ ’ The New York Yankees backed runs in his last 17 innings. Finley, 5-8, struck out four and second-degree burglary and fifth- second-degree burglary and fifth- BOB'S The Yankees’ bullpen, which walked three. Bryan Harvey “ He’s some kind of competi­ up their boast and finally looked degree larceny when he and degree larceny and held on $3,500 tor,” Boston Manager John like a first-place team. 'The next has blown one-third of its save allowed one hit in two innings for another man, Robert Lee Fisher, bond. McNamara said. "He knows his time they play the Detroit Tigers, opportunities this season, was his eighth save. 19, of 10 Homeswad Street, took Counts was charged Tuesday STORES body and he knows what he can it might determine who finishes wonderful this time. Athletics 7, Brewers 2 $330 from the safe of the store at and appeared in court that day. Steve Shields. 1-2, pitched 21-3 do. He’s a little sore right now. but there. Dave Henderson hit a three-run 249 Broad St., police said. police said. His case was con­ that’s to be expected.” “ Hopefully, this will turn us innings for the victory. Neil Allen AP photo homer, Mike Gallego hit a solo In late September, Counts was tinued until July 12. a clerk at With the rain delay, McNam­ around,” Yankees manager Lou and Gecilio Guante finished up as homer and Bob Welch pitched a helping a store employee unload Manchester Superior Court said, BIG NIGHT — Claudell Washington singles after fouling ara took no chances with his ace. Piniella said when his team beat all three combined to shut out six-hitter. Fisher was found guilty of 343 Main St., Middletown 25 Hazard Ave^ Enfield 1697 Whitney Ave., Hamden 200 Chase Ave., Waterbury 260 North Main St., Manchester some linoleum in the evening. Store Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 10-9, Sat. and Sun. 10-6 • We accept MasterCard, Visa. American Expreta and Diecovar Card He called inLeeSmithatthestart Detroit 7-3 Wednesday night, Detroit for seven innings. Welch, 10-4, walked one and While Counts was helping the third-degree burglary in Febru­ off two pitches off his foot in the first inning Wednesday of the eighth and the big reliever their first victory in six games night against the Tigers at Yankee Stadium. Washington struck out five for his second employee, Fisher went inside the ary of this year and was given a allowed Just one infield hit and against the Tigers this season. Royals 9, White Sox 8 straight victory after going five ' store without the employee see­ suspended Jail sentence of one also doubled and tripled and knocked in three runs in the struck out two in two innings for The victory came one day after Royals Stadium was like Fen­ starts without one. Bill Wegman, ing him, police said. Fisher hid in year, a court clerk said. He is on Yanks 7-3 victory. his nth save. .J’iniella flatly stated the Yankees way Park and Wrigley Field. A 6-6. was the loser. the bathroom ceiling until the two years probation. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 30, 1988 — H I« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday, June 80, 1988 Parks’ biggest feat is drug awareness program IN BRIEF Tapes are quite helpful W e ’ v e a ll answers come forth with a By Chris Dahl he begins his one-year term country. Executive Director Carey E. students.” made up of followers and just 5 Bonilla leads In voting seen video sponteneity that cannot be faked. The Associated Press Friday at the conclusion of the “ We feel that high school McDonald, who runs the organi­ Parks said he started training percent are leaders,” he said. tapes on all On the tape about the Housa­ organization’s week-long conven­ coaches are the best people to zation on a day-to-day basis. his inner-city athletes in Wa­ “ The peer pressure is baseman Bobby Bonilla, bidding to become the first Pittsburgh player kinds of sub­ tonic, Dale Spartas, a Connecti­ CROMWELL - Despite all his tion in Cromwell. head up the program because The idea of the program is to shington "as peer counselors.” enoromous.” Joe’s since 1981 to win election as a National League jects, depend­ cut Yankee, and a “ Hoosie” successes coaching baseball, bas­ “ The drug awareness program they have the most contact with ultimately make high school ing on one’s in­ Lawn, guest speaker at the starter in the All-Star Game, leads fisherman, gives out with the ketball and football, Frank is one of the biggest accomplish­ the widest range of the student students responsible for thei r own Former professional basket­ terests. In fact. World convention on Wednesday, said Philadelphia’s Mike Schmidt in the latest fan answers. Eric Peper, is the Parks’ greatest accomplishment ments of the association,’’ Parks body," Parks said. drug awareness. ball star Julius Erving, who demand reduction through such balloting. I’ve written Joe German gentleman on the Beaverhill may have been establishing the said Wednesday, declining to The idea caught on quickly and spoke along with Lawn at the programs is the best way to steih about some in tape. National High School Athletic take personal credit. “ I Just began growing when Parks “ We train coaches to train convention’s Drug Prevention Bonilla, among the NL leaders in eight drug abuse in the country. this column. And everything is co-ordinated Coaches Association’s Sports happened to be the catalyst.’ ’ brought it to the coaches’ associa­ athletes to help students to help Seminar, also said peer pressure offensive categories, including batting average, Skeet and trap so that the questions and answers Drug Awareness Program. The Sports Drug Awareness tion and then to John C. Lawn, themselves," Parks said. “ We plays an important role in con­ home runs and runs batted In, leads Schmidt by shooting, fish­ have a great format to follow. On about 23,000 votes. Parks, the athletic director at Program has grown from an administrator of the federal Drug feel a student athlete can posi­ vincing students to stay away “ Coaches must get to the ing for steelhead in British Henry’s Fork,” “ Fly Fishing the the Housatonic tape, side one Spingam High School in Washing­ initiative Parks took at Spingam Enforcement Administration. tively influence 15 to 20 other from drugs. youngsters and warn them about Meanwhile, shortstop Ozzie Smith of St. Louis, Columbia, tying trout flies, etc. Madison.” starts with an introduction to the ton, D.C., will become the NHSA- into a national program of clinics It has also been taken on as a students. Theathletes are usually " It ’s been a long-standing rule the dangers of dmg abuse,” he the leading vote-getter last year, again is No. 1, Now a friend, Gary LaFon- All of the tapes come with maps river, followed by sections of the and workshops across th^ CA’s first black president when primary project by NHSACA role models for the rest of the that 95 percent of our society is said. with 1,491,600 votes. Second is outfielder Darryl taine, of Montana, (a trans­ of the rivers, with the pools river, which describes the pools Strawberry of the New York Mets, with 1,163,527 planted Nutmegger), and asso­ marked and named, a hatch from the Upper Reaches to the votes. ciates has come up with chart, showing the species of flies Transition Zone. Side two is Other NL leaders are first baseman Will Clark something new and, I think, very that hatch on the rivers, and time concerned with seasons of the of San Francisco, second baseman Ryne exciting. of year and of course the fly river, and then flies used, dries, Sandberg of the Chicago Cubs, catcher Gary Gary, who has made a name for pattern lists to imitate the natu­ nymphs, streamers, and one SCOREBOARD Carter of New York, and outfielders Andre himself as an author (Challenge rals. This is broken down to section on smallmouth bass. Dawson of Chicago and Vince Coleman of St. of the Trout, Caddisflies, and nymphs, dry flies, wet flies, and, I have to tell you that driving on Louis. numerous articles on fishing) of course, spinners. a long trip, as I have done 1 RoyalsO.Whlte8ox8 Meti8,Plratn7(11 innings) Expos 3, Cardinais 2(10 inningi) Montana guide, and publisher, A lot of work has gone into the recently, an(l listening to one of Softbafl sent along a couple of audio tapes latter sections. Not only are the these tapes, sure made the miles, Local BasebaD SPORTlSCARD CHICAGO KANSAS CITY NEW YORK PITTSBURGH MONTREAL STLOUIS Allison undergoes surgery for me to critique. natural flies Identified extremely the time, pass very quickly. Or a b rh M a b rh M abrhM abrhbl abrhM Stilwtl ss Dvkstracf 5 1 1 0 Bondstf 3 00 0 ONIxon If 5 2 10 Coleman If 4000 ALLENTOWN, Pa, — Race car driver Bobby Greycliff Publishing Co. of well, but there are specifics sitting at home, listening to them, WWIIsncf \ TONIOMT’S OAMRS Bckmn 2b 2 0 11 Gottp 0 0 0 0 WInghmcf 40 12 (Muendss 5 110 Helena, Montana with whom mentioned in tying up the imita­ over and over, helps you discover Brett 1b Myorsp 00 0 0 MDtazph 0 0 0 0 Allison, injured in a wreck more than a week TIernty't vt. HPAAorkct, 6 — Pony League Galarrgib 5 0 10 McGee cf 4000 Gary is associated, publish these tions for certain species, i.e.: things you missed the first time Fltxoerold Trtabllrf Wilson ph 10 0 0 Dunnepr 0 0 0 0 Brooks rf 40 10 Bmnskyrf 2 00 0 ago. underwent surgery to install a steel rod in AP photo 4 1 1 0 Elsnrch rf Walter p 0 0 0 0 KIpporp 0 000 tapes along with various books on around. I thought I knew the Brand Rex vs. Glenn, 7:30 — The Orioles whipped the Broves, 13-2, Walloch 3b 4 1 1 0 Pndltnlb 3 000 his fractured left leg. according to a spokesman. Dark Hair Caddis-14 (Tie with Fltzoerald Wednesday at Cheney Tech. Matt 3 111 Settzer3b McDwIlp 1110 Lind 2b 6 12 4 Sontavenc 4 02 1 Lawless 3b 0000 trout and salmon fishing. “ Hossie” pretty well. I really 4 12 1 Bucknrdh McRvIds If 5 0 2 2 VonSlykcf 5 11 2 apple green body for matching Olmesen's vs. OH Heat. 6 — Robertson Delesslo was 3-for-4 with a homer and Foley 2b 3 00 0 TPenoc 4 000 The four-hour surgery, which started about 8 OH, YES — Martina Navratilova cele­ didn’t. I ’m grateful for the info M AK vs. Latbrop, 7:30 — Robertson Randy Shakes was also 3-for-4 (or the 4 1 1 0 FWhlte2b Strytarv rf 5 0 0 0 Bonilla 3b 4 111 Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 MFfzallb 0000 What is so unique about the the dark Shad F ly ). Orioles. Chris Seymour and Andy 3 0 10 Wellmn2b HJohsn3b 6 111 Colesri 3 00 0 Martinez p 3 0 0 0 FPrdlb 300 0 a.m., was performed at Lehigh Valley Hospital brates a point during her women’s tapes is the subject matter. The that Gary and Spartas pas.sed on Blue Ox vs. Rogers, 0 — Pooonl 1 0 0 0 TaMerlf But enough of what comes with B.A. vs. Zembrowskl's, 7:30— Pogont Bartley each had a hit and RBI for the Carter c 3 0 10 JRobnsn p 10 0 0 Nettles ph 1000 Alicea 2b 4 0 10 Center, where Allison was flown after the wreck singles quarterfinal against Ros Fair- two that are entitled “ Fly Fishing to me via the tape. Memorial vs. Pub/MMH, 6 — Nike Braves. Thurmn If KAMIIr pr 0 10 0 Cangels If 10 0 0 Parrett p 0000 Coxp 1000 the tapes. It is the tape itself that Quirk c Leochp 0 0 0 0 Brocnn 1b 6 0 2 0 Forschp 1110 at the NASCAR Miller 500 June 19 in Long Pond. the Beaverkill River,” and “ Fly makes for an exciting adventure. Elmore vs. Evergreen, 7:30 — Nike Mdctarin c bank at Wimbledon Wednesday. Navra­ ECAC vs. Molnvllle, 6 — Keeney Teufel 2b 3 0 0 0 LVIlrec 5 110 Walker ph 10 0 0 Pa. Fishing the Housatonic River” LaFontaine has managed to get D.W. Fish vs. Lindsey, 6 — Chorter Totals 16 8116 Totals Moaodn lb 3 3 2 0 Bernard ss 3 2 2 0 Worrell p 0000 tilova rallied for a 4-6, 6-4, 7-5 victory. Oak Elster ss 4 12 3 Walk p 0 0 0 0 OSmIlhph 00 00 are not the only tapes that together with fishermen who are Joe Garman, a Manchester Chicago 080 Cone p 2 0 10 Ruckerp 0 0 0 0 Totals 8171 Totals ailO; LaFontaine has put together. He BasebaD Kansas City 800 8S4 OOx-9 Sasser c 2 0 11 Destrdph 1110 Shumate gets SMU post knowledgeable about each river, resident for many years, is a Game Winning RBI — Quirk (1). BJonesp 0 0 00 /Montreal i n N8 tn 1-4 has published three others, all who fish the river well, and know recognized authority on the sub­ Women’s Rsc E— Lv(xis, GWalker, Perez, Guillen, RRoylds rf 3 0 10 StLoulS 888 8a 8n 8—9 western tapes, “ Fly Fishing the it inside out. With Gary throwing Elsenrelch, Stillwell. DP— Kansas City 3. Totals 41 711 7 DALLAS — Assistant Notre Dame coach John ject of bamboo fly rods, and the Hungry Tiger defeated Main Pub, S-2, Totals «8138 (Mme winning RBI — WInnIngham (2). Yellowstone.” "F ly Fishing the the questions at the “ expert” . Wednesday night at Charter Oak. Lois American League standings LOB— Chicago 4, Kansas City 12. 2B— E— MRtzgerald, Pendleton, /Martinez. Shumate will be named as new head basketball Heckler faces sentencing sport of fly fishing. Baines 2, Wilson, FWhIte, Redus, Seltzer. Now York 8 a 111 801 81-8 LOB— Montreal 7, StLouls 6. 2B— Valllere, Annette McCall and Coleen HR-QuIrk (3), Brett (13), Tartabull (13), coach at Sothern Methodist University, two Delehanty had two hits apiece for M8 88 Santavenla. 3B— ONIxon. SB— ONIxon (8), VISTA, Calif. — A well-known golf heckler Hungry Tiger. Roxanne Helneman had East Divislen Baines (10). SF— Lyons. (Mme Winning RBI — McReynolds (8). Ford (3), Coleman (43). S— Pendleton.. Dallas newspapers reported today. IP H R ER BB SO two hits In defeat. W L Pet. OB E— Cangolosl. DP— Now York Z Pitts­ SF— WInnIngham. Both the Dallas Morning News and Dallas faces sentencing here after being spotted by two Detroit 46 29 .613 — Chicago burgh 1. LOB— New York 10, Pittsburgh 11. Cash can’t regain the magic New York 44 31 .587 2 Perez L.6-5 4 8 5 4 2 1 2B— Elster, Dykstro, Lavalllere, IP H R ER BB SO Times Herald reported that Shumate will be sharp-eyed deputy district attorneys as police Horton 2 5 4 4 1 1 Duity Boston 39 34 .534 6 McDowell. HR— Bonilla (17), Elster (6), Montreal named as replacement for Dave Bliss, who left removed him from the course during the Cleveland 41 36 .532 6 Blttlger 1 2-3 2 0 0 2 0 VanSlyke (12), HJohnson (14). S— Walk, /Martinez 8 1 1. Ward Manufacturing defeated Hock- Milwaukee 38 39 .494 9 Rosenberg 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Backman. SF— Sasser, Bockmon. Parrett W,7-2 2 3 1 the team May 18 to become the head coach of the televised U.S. Open in Brookline, Mass.. anum Blackhawks, 14-5, at Keenev Toronto 39 40 .494 9 Kansas City IP H R ER BB SO StLouls Deputy District Attorneys Charles Bell and Field. Steve DubIckI cracked four hits. Bannister W,b6 6 9 5 5 0 2 University of New Mexico. Baltimore 22 55 .286 25 New York Cox 5 Phil Walden were watching the golf tournament as he’s eiiminated by Becker Including a home run, and drove In two West Division Montgmrv ^3 3 3 3 0 1 Cone 5 Forsch 2 The other finalist was Stu Starner, head coach runs for Ward while Rick Mllka also hod L Pet. OB Gleaton 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Leach 24 Worrell L4-4 3 four. Including a homer. John Caldwell w 1 1 at Montana State. two weeks ago when television cameras showed By Andrew Warshaw Ookland 48 29 .623 — Carney Lansford Fdrr S,5 1 0 0 0 1 0 Myers 114 HBP— MRtzgerald by Martinez. and Dove Hussey added three apiece Minnesota 42 33 .560 5 Perez pitched to 5 batters In the 5th, Walter 1 Umpires— Home, HIrschbeck; Rrst, police escorting Charles Samir Abdennour. 28. The Associated Press with the latter clouting a homer. Jeff Kansas City 40 37 .519 8 Bannister pitched to 5 batters In the 7th.' McDwII W » 3 Pallone; Second, McSherrv; Third,. off the course. Holt and Jeff Wood had four and three Texas 37 39 .487 10'/5 This 31-year-old third base- HBP— Pasqua by Gleaton. WP— Pittsburgh Gregg. Bruce named head coach hits, respectively. In defeat. Chlcogo 34 41 .453 13 man for the Oakland A's Montgomery. Walk 41-3 7 4 4 1 3 T-4:00. A-8,921. The two golfing enthusiasts recognized him as WIMBLEDON, England - As Umpires— Home, McKean; First, California 34 43 .442 14 compiled a career batting Rucker 24 0 0 0 0 0 the man who admitted skipping out on a $2.523.17 he watched the chances of retain­ Northern Seattle 30 48 .385 18'/j Reilly; Second, Shulock; Third, Johnson. BJones 14 1 2 2 3 0 CEDAR FALLS, Iowa — Earle Bruce, Wednesday's Games average of .292 in his first 10 JRoblnson 224 2 0 0 1 2 returning to the state where he coached for six bill at the La Costa Hotel & Spa during the 1987 ing his title zip by. Pat Cash Gott 2 1110 1 Nationai Laagua ioadora Dean Machine got past Trash-Awoy, Oakland 7, Milwaukee 2 major-league seasons. For years in the 1970s. was named Monday as the Tournament of Champions. glanced high up into the grand­ 10-0, at Robertson Pork. For Dean, Russ Toronto 4, Baltimore 2 Rangers l.iWarineraO Kipper L,1-2 1 2 1110 stands where. 12 months ago, he Jensen had three hits while Pete New York 7, Detroit 3 every 550 at-bats during Walter pitched to 2 batters In'the 9th. head football coach at the University of Superior Court Judge David Moon Jr. WP— JRoblnson. clambored to embrace his family Noktenls and Bob Lulpold added two Boston & Cleveland 1 that period, he averaged 14 Based on 87 at Bats. Northern Iowa. sentenced Abdennour, who also is known as eoch. Tom Zownir led Trosh-Awav with Kansas Cty 9, Chicago 8 (12 innings) Umpires— Home, .Williams; Rrst, NATIONAL LEAGUE in an outburst of happiness. three hits while John Tortoro ond Jeff California 2, Minnesota 1 home runs, 70 RBIs, 79 runs, Halllon; Second, Runge; Third, Engel. O AB R H PC). In taking the job. the former Ohio State and Kodiak Charles, to three years of probation, T — 4:09. A— 41,217. This time, it was too late for Nelson added two apiece. Texas 1, Seattle 0,12 Innings and 160 hits. TEXAS SEATTLE GPerrv Atl 63 241 31 w .3a: Iowa State coach will be reunited with Eldon ordered him to pay restitution ami a $100 fine Thursday's (tame Obrhbl abrhM Palmeiro Chi 76 306 42 99 .324 and told him to stay away from Nicklaus and inspiration. A East New York (John 5-2) at Chicago (La Point Espy cf 5 0 0 0 Revnids 2b 5 0 10 Mc(MeStL 8 325 42 104 .3 » Miller, who became Northern Iowa’s basketball The 23-year-old Australian, 6-7), 8:30 p.m. Retchr ss 5 13 0 Briley If 5 0 10 Sabo CIn 66 269 a 86 .3X coach after being fired at Ohio State in February other golfers on the PGA tour. Cummings Insurance beot J.C. Pen­ Only game scheduled Sierra rf 5 0 0 0 Brantly cf 5 0 2 0 DodgaraZ.AatroaO (Mlaroga Mon 75 303 54 96 .317 When the attorneys who work in the North whose aggressive serve-and- Friday's Games OBrIenIb 50 10Phelpsdh 3 00 0 Bonilla Pit 8 2M a 90 .313 of 1986. ney, 11-2, at Robertson Park. Kevin Oakland at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. Dawson Chi 74 297 8 a .310 County office, checked with the judge they volley game carried him like a Thompson ond Steve Manning ripped Red Sox 5, Indiana 1 Petralll c 4 0 10 BatbonI 1b 4 0 0 0 LOS ANGELS HOUSTON “ If this job were anywhere else but Iowa, I whirlwind to last year’s Wim­ three hits each for Cummings while Pat Seattle at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Garbeyph 00 0 1 GWIIsonrf 5 0 2 0 Law Chi 74 279 a 86 .308 learned Abdennour had not paid his restitution. California at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. MStanly c 0 0 0 0 Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 Ob r h M oCrhM Dykstro NY 63 28 35 68 .306 wouldn’t be here,” said Bruce. Bruce was bledon title, was himself blown Collet and Frank Meluzzo added two New York at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Sax 2b 3120 GYounocf 1000 RThomon SF 65 28 a 69 .304 At their request, the judge revoked Abdennour’s apiece. For J.C. Penney, Mike Wente CLEVELAND BOSTON Parrish dh 5 0 10 Valle c 3 0 10 Stubbs 1b 5000 Bassrf 2 00 0 dismissed as Ohio State’s coach last November away on Wednesday by Boris and Mike Greenwood had two hits each. Boston at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. ab r h bl o b rh b l Buechle3b 4 0 0 0 Cottopr 0 0 0 0 Home Runs probation and issued an arrest warrant. Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. Franco 2b 3 10 0 Boggs 3b 4 0 10 Brower If 2 0 0 0 Bradley c 10 0 0 Gibson If 2 100 CRenIds ss 4 0 0 0 Clark, San Francisco, 19; (Mlarrago, despite winning 75 percent of his games in nine Becker, the man who won the title Baltimore at Texas, 8:35 p.m. /Marshal rf 3 0 12 Doron2b 3 0 0 0 /Montreal, 18; StranMierrv, New York, 18; Hall cf 4 0 2 0 Barrett 2b 4 13 1 Incvgll ph 0 0 0 0 Renterl ss 5 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 GDavIs 1b seasons. in 1985 and 1986 and is hungry to Roc CCastlll If 4 0 2 1 DwEvns rf 4 12 0 Kunkel If 10 0 0 3 0 0 0 Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 17; GDavIs, Houston, 4 0 0 0 Scloscia c 4 000 Bell 3b 3 0 0 0 17; Bonds, Pittsburgh, 14; Dawson,Chlcago, get it back. Kittle dh 4 0 0 0 (Jreenwl If Wllkrsn 2b 3 0 0 0 Hamitn 3b 4 0 0 0 BHotchr If 3 0 10 The 57-year-old Bruce, the only coach UNI White Sox sign new lease 1^1. Jim's Arco won by forfeit, 7-0, over NatlonalLsaguestandlngs Upshaw 1b 4 0 0 0 Burks cf 4 11 3 Totals 3M 6 1 Totals 40 8 7 0 14; Glbs(xt,Los Angeles, 14; HJohnson, New “ It’s a matter of winning the Bradley Kitchen ot Nike Field. 4 0 0 0 RIcedh 4 0 2 0 Andesn ss 3 0 2 0 /Meodwsrf 3 0 0 0 York, 14. officials interviewed in person, signed a Jacoby 3b Hershlsrp 2 0 0 0 Blggloc 3 0 10 East Division Snyder rt 3 0 0 0 Romlne pr 0 10 0 Texas 800 800 008 001— 1 Runs Batted In four-year contract at $64,000 a year. SPRINGFIELD, 111. - Owners of the Chicago big points and I couldn’t do that,” 3 0 0 0 Bnzngrlb 3 0 0 0 Ryanp 2 000 Clark, San Francisco, 62; GDavIs, W L Pet. OB Allanson c Seattle 880 880 080 808-0 Agostop 0 0 0 0 Northern Iowa plays Division I-AA football — White Sox signed a lease Wednesday for a Cash said after his 6-4, 6-3, 6-4 Nike New York 48 28 .632 _ JBelIss 3 0 0 0 Gedmanc 4 13 1 Game Winning RBI — Garbev (1). Houston, 8 ; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 56; SOwen ss Puhiph 1000 VanSlyke, Pittsburgh, 54; Strawberry, proposed $150 million state-funded stadium, defeat on Centre Court. “ When he Allied Printing routed Reed Construc­ Pittsburgh 43 34 .558 5','3 2010 DP— Texas 1, Seattle 1. LOB— Texas 5, Totals a i SI Totals ■ 010 one notch below the top level — and its tion, 17-1, ot Nike Field. Doug Leonard Chlcogo 41 35 .539 7 Totals 32 1 4 1 Totals 33 513 5 Seattle 9. SB— Brantley (8). S— Presley. New York, 48; (Mtarraga, Montreal, clearing the way for a legislative showdown on had the chances, he got them.” SF— Garbev. 46; Brctaks, Montreal, 45; Parrish, 16,000-seat UNI-Dome is a far cry from massive and Wayne Green cracked four hits St. Louts 37 40 .481 11'/j Los Angeles 88) 800 010— 2 efforts to keep the team from moving to Florida: The match was billed as the big each for Allied while Don Leonard hod Montreal 36 40 .474 12 Cleveland 100 000 000-1 IP H R ER BB SO Houston Philadelphia, 45. Ohio Stadium, where crowds of 90.000 watched three. John Sommers, Tom Powers, Philadelphia 34 41 .453 13'/j Boston 003 100 Olx— 5 Texas With lawmakers expressing skepticism about showdown, the battle of the (Mme Winning RBI — Marshall (9). Pitching (7 Decislens) Bruce’s Ohio State teams. Mike Munroe and Scott Green chipped West Division Game Winning RBI — Burks (4). Hough W.8-7 n 7 0 0 3 8 E— Ramirez, Bell. DP— Los Angeles 1, grass-court kings. But the pro­ In with two opiece. For Reed's, Jim L Pet. OB E— Gedman, Borrett. DP— Cleveland 1. Williams S,11 1 0 0 0 0 1 Cone, New York, 9-1, .900; Knepper, the deal. Gov. James R. Thompson warned that w Houston 1. LOB— Los Angeles 9, Houston 2 Houston, 8-1, .88; GModdux, Chicago, 13-3, duct never matched the buildup. Magowon had two hits. Los Angeles 44 31 .587 — LOB— Cleveland 5, Boston 7. 2B— Rice, Seattle 3B— Anderson. SB— Sax 2 (19), Blgglo (2), “ there is one chance and one chance only” to Houston 40 36 .526 4'/3 (Sedman. HR— Burks (8). SB— CCastlllo MMoore ■9 4 0 0 1 5 .813; Hershlser, Los Anoeles,124,.8M); S c ^ , Mexico team Is banned Becker was just too good in every Gibson (15). S— Hershlser 2. Houston, 8-2, .800; Parrett, Montreal,7-2, keep the team in Chicago. San Francisco 39 37 .513 5'/j Schooler L.1-2 21-3 2 1 1 0 2 IP H R ER BB SO department. West Ride Cincinnati 34 42 .447 lO'/s IP H R ER BB SO Scurry 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 Los Angeles .778; KGross, Philadelphia, 84, .78; RI|o, “ Signing this lease and passing this law will be Clevelimd Hough pitched to 1 batter In the 12th. Clnclnnatt,8-3,.78. ZURICH. Switzerland — Mexico was banned "Today’s action focused on the Edwards-347 defeated North United San Diego 34 44 .436 11'/3 Hershlser W,123 9 2 0 0 1 6 Atlonta 26 48 .351 17'/i CondlOttI L.7-7 4 8 4 4 1 0 HBP— Incovlglla by MMoore, Valle by from all international soccer competition for the great benefit of the people of Illinois, not women’s semifinals, with Mar­ Methodist, 12-7, at Paganl Field. Joe Havens 2 2-3 3 0 0 0 0 Hough. BK— Scurry. PB— Petralll. Houston Ratalc led Edwards with three hits while Wednesday's (Mines Ryan L,56 714 4 2 2 4 10 Thursday, including the 1988 Olympic Games in just the city of Chicago,” he said at a news tina Navratilova pursuing herbid Philadelphia 4, Chicago 2 Perlman } 1-3 2 1 1 0 1 Umpires— Home, Bremlixm; Rrst, Agosto 124 1 0 0 1 0 Glen Bolduc, John Gagllotl and Stan Boston McClellond; Second, McCoy; Third, Amarican Laagua iaadera conference. “ Letting the team go would injure AP photo ForostowskI added two each. Larry Los Angeles 2, Houston 0 HBP— Marshall by Ryan. WP— Ryan. Seoul. for a record ninth Wimbledon San Francisco 7, Atlonta 2 Clemens W,11-5 7 3 1 1 1 10 Coble. all of Illinois.” , Tanner and Geo Fowler had two hits LSmIth S,11 2 1 0 0 0 2 T — 3:39. A— 8,487. Umpires— Home, DeMuth; Rrst, Wen- FIFA, soccer’s world governing body, banned singles title and Steffi Graf trying each In defeat. San Diego 3, Cincinnati 2 delstedt; Second, Bonin; Third, Marsh. Batting White Sox Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf said the LEAPING BECKER — Boris Becker of West Germany New York 8, Pittsburgh 7, 11 Innings T — 2:51. A— 35,005. T — 2:8. A— 8,678. Based on 87 at Bats. Mexico for two years from all its competitions ■ to succeed where Mats Wilander Montreal X St. Louis 2,10 Innings AMERICAN LEAGUE because a Mexican junior team used four team had not reached a final agreement with failed, and capture the third leg of leaps to return a shot from (jefendlng champion Pat Cash Charter Oak Thursday's (Mmes O AB R H Pet. officials in St. Petersburg. Fla., and he pledged San Diego (J.Jones 5-7) at Cincinnati Yankees 7. Tigers 3 Angeis2,TvMnsf Boggs Bsn 70 264 51 92 .348 players who were over the age limit in a recent the Grand Slam. during their Wimbledon quarterfinal match Wednesday. Glenn Construction II trimmed CBT, (RIto 8-3), 12:35 p.m. Gianta7,Bravea2 Winfield NY 73 267 52 93 .348, world championship qualifying game. not to sign a pact in Florida until Illinois Both matches were repeats of Becker eliminated Cash in three sets. 3-1, at Fitzgerald Field. Mark MIstretta Atlanta (Glavine 3D) at Montreal (Hol­ MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA Puckett Min 74 310 49 107 .3 4 5 ; led Glenn with two hits while Mike DETROIT NEW YORK The severe sanction by F IF A ’s Executive lawmakers act on the lease. It was uncertain last year’s semifinals, with Nav­ man 0-1), 7:35 p.m. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl O brh bl a b rh M Greenwell Bsn 70 264 37 90 .341 . Stone, Scott LaBrec and Jim Bzdyra Houston (Darwin 3-6) at New York Gladden If 4 0 0 0 Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 SAN FRAN ATLANTA Brett KC 76 288 41 95 .330 • when that would happen. ratilova. the defending cham­ He knew Becker would be by champion, you obviously have to collected two each In defeat. Pettis cf 5 111 Wshgtn cf 5 13 3 obrhbl abrhM Committee means Mexico is out of the soccer (Oleda 36), 7:35 p.m. VVhltakr 2b Davidsn rf 3 0 0 0 Roy 2b 4 0 11 Trommll Det 72 267 45 88 .330* pion. up first against Chris Evert far his toughest hurdle to date, play at your best to beat him.” Only games scheduled 4 0 2 1 GWord cf 0 0 0 0 Butler cf 5 11 0 (Mnt2b 4 00 0 Burks Bsn . 57 227 46 74 J26! tournament at the Seoul Games, for which it But he said the Illinois pact could be voided if Sheridan If 5 0 2 0 Mtngly 1b 5 0 11 Bush rf 1000 Dwnngdh 3 00 0 RThpsn 2b 2 0 0 0 Oberkfl 3b 4 0 10 for 78th time in her career, and but could not have imagined just Becker said. “ I did that today. Friday's (Mmes Salazar ss 4 1 1 0 Winfield rt 3 10 0 Puckett cf 4 0 10 CDavIs rf 4 0 2 0 Salazar Det 63 220 36 71 .323 qualified, and effectively is disqualified from it isn’t approved in the legislative session Houston at New York, 2, 5:35 p.m. Clark 1b 3 2 11 D James cf 4 0 10 Lansford Oak 75 312 51 100 .321 DaEvns 1b 2 0 2 0 JCIark dh 4 13 1 (MettI 3b 4 0 10 Joyner 1b 4 0 10 MIdndorf 4 1 2 0 DMrphvrf 3 0 10 scheduled to end Thursday. Graf taking on Pam Shriver how tough. “ But I have only played five Atlanta at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Lemon rf 4 00 1 Pglrulo3b Larkin 1b 4 0 10 Armas If 4 110 Molltor Mil 70 277 55 88 J18 the 1990 World Cup. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. 5 0 11 Aldrete If 5 111 O-mey If 4 2 10 Sin —1 m Runs afterward. After being outserved for two matches. You have to win seven. Nokesc 3 00 0 Cruzif 3 10 0 Moses pr 0 0 0 0 DWhItecf 3 0 10 MItchll 3b 4 11 2 SImmns 1b 4 0 2 0 MUIIM Litte League St. Louis at Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. Knight dh Laudnrdh 2 0 10 Miller c 3 0 2 1 Canseco, (Mktand, X ; Snyder, Cleve­ Navratilova almost didn’t get sets. Cash got back into the match It gives me confidence ... but it Chicago at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. 4 0 10 Rndiph 2b 3 12 0 Brenly c 3 1 1 0 Thomosss 4 02 2 land, 17; (MettK Minnesota, 16; Carter, Brokns 3b 4 1 1 0 Santana ss 2 2 10 Hrbek ph 10 0 0 Howell 3b 1 1 1 0 (Mrrelts p 10 10 Virgil c 3 0 0 0 there, rallying from 4-2 deficits in when he broke Becker for a 4-2 does not give me the trophy yet.” Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. Skinner c 4 0 10 Harper c 4 111 CWalkr 3b 2 0 0 0 aevelond, IS; JCIark, New York, IS ;' Uribe ss 50 22 Olwinep 0000 McGrlff/« Toronto, 15; Winfield, New the second and third sets df a lead in the third. But he couldn’t Wilander, the Australian and Totals 15 110 1 Totals 14 711 6 (Mg ness 2 0 0 0 DRobIsn p 3 0 00 GRnckph 1000 Newmn2b 2 0 0 0 Mnwrngc York, IS; CaMeron, Chicago, 14; Greenwell, Tourney begins play Tuesday delayed fourth-round match Wed­ hold on and immediately dropped French champion, had reached 2011 PSmtIhp American 31 1 5 1 Totals a 1 91 1000 Boston, 14; Incovlglla, Texas, 14. Dofroit Oil Totals Royster ph 0000 nesday to beat unseeded Roz his own serve. the quarterfinals without drop­ American Legion defeated Firefigh­ American League reaults New York 041 110 OOx— 7 Alvorez p 0 0 0 0 ters, 8-2, Wednesday night at Waddell Game Winning RBI — Washington (6). Minnesota 000 on i n — i (Sreenwell, Boston, 61; Puckett, Min­ Fairbank. Then came the crunch. ping a set on his least favorite California 001 n i 88x-4 Benedictc 1000 nesota, 60; Winfield, New York,60; Canseco, The annual Town Little League play that is scheduled for Mon­ will oppose American League Field. Scott Cochran had three hits for E-^herldan. DP— DetroltZNewYorkl. Morrsnph 1000 Oakland, n ; Brett, Kansas aty, 56; “ I was playing on instinct and With his title slipping away on a surface. Legion while Rich Griffeth and Rodney LOB— Detroit 10, New York 10. 2B— Game Winning RBI — Ray (5). Totals Totals Tournament is tentatively set to day, July 11. champion Town Fire in the other Athietics 7. Brewers 2 DP— California 1. LOB— Minnesota 6, a 711 7 M181 DwEvons, Bostan,SS; Carter,Cleveland,a; guts,” Navratilova said after the muggy afternoon on Centre But his manufactured grass- Powell added two each. Mike Griffeth RoiKtolph, Washington, Brookens. 3B— Gruber, Toronto, 49. begin with a doubleheader Tues­ opener Tuesday at 6 p.m. at allowed only three hits and Bryon Pettis, Washington. HR— JCIark (15). California 7.2B— Howell. HR— Harper (1). Son Rancisco 8)0 010 4-6, 6-4. 7-5 victory that put in the Court, Cash saved three break court game was exposed against JaworskI ployed well defensively. For MILWAUKEE OAKLAND SB— Winfield (6). S— Salazar. PHctilng (7 OacMens) day with games at Leber Field Opening play in the town Waddell Field. Aitanta on on 181-4 Russell, Texas, 7-1, .85; Viola, Minne­ last four for the 11th straight points in the ninth game as his Mecir, who baffled the Swede (he Firefighters, Mike Toomev hit well o b rh b l a b rh b l IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO (Mme Winning RBI — Uribe (5). tournament will find the Oilers of The two losers will meet while Pat Cox played well In the field. (Mntnr 2b 4 0 10 Polonia If 3 111 Minnesota sota, 12-2, .857; Hurst, Boston, 94, .750/ and Waddell Field. year. fans cheered. with a mixture of guile and grace. Detroit DP— San Francisco 1. LOB— Scm Fran­ Robinson, Detroit, 04, .78; Atherton, the National League against the Wednesday at 6 p.m. at Waddell Surhoff 3b 4 0 0 0 Javier rt 5 13 0 Terrell L.3-5 2 2-3 6 5 5 4 2 AAndeson 6 9 2 2 1 3 cisco 12, Atlanta 7.2B— Maldonado, Brenly, In Friday’s men’s semifinals. On the fourth, he sent a “ It’s just too difficult,” Wi­ Yount dh 3 0 10 Cansec dh 3 1 1 0 Trullo 1 1-3 1 1 1 Berenguer 2 0 0 0 0 2 Mlnnesota,5-2, .84; Hernandez, Detrolt,5-2, 2 0 Aldrete, Mitchell, Oberktall. HR— Clark .84; John, New Ymrk, 5-2, .84; Stieb, The town tournament, delayed second place team in the Am.eri- Field with the winners battling it American Farm Leonard If 4 110 Hassevc 4 0 0 1 King 2 2-3 4 1 1 1 1 Callfomla (19). SB— RThompson (7), Brenly (1). Becker, a 20-year-old West Ger­ forehand deep into the backcourt lander said of the Grand Slam. Deer rf 3 0 0 0 DHedsncf 4 113 Hernandz 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Finley W,54 7 4 1 1 3 4 Toronto, 10-4, .84; Tanana, D ^o lt, 10^ in starting, will be quickened with can League, still to be decided, out at the same hour at Leber Modern Janitorlol beat Army and S— RThompson. .84; Welch, (Mklond, KM, .84. man. will play Ivan Lendl in a and positioned himself perfectly The last man to win the Slam was Hamlltn cf 4 12 1 McGwIr 1b 2 10 0 New Yoric Horvev S,8 2 4 0 0 0 0 IP R ER BB SO a second doubleheader on Wed­ Tuesday at 6 p.m. at Leber Field. Field. Navy, 17-2, at Buckley Reid. Dean Ford; Rrst, Reed; repeat of the 1986 final. at the net to cut off the return. Rod Laver, 19 years ago. Hammel pitched well tor the winners Meyer 1b 4 0 11 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Dotson 2 6 3 3 0 2 Scm Francisce nesday. The haste is due to the Boland Brothers, second-place The final game is tentatively COBrIen c 3 0 0 0 Weiss ss 4 0 0 0 Shields W.1-2 21-3 1 0 0 1 1 Second, Scott; Third, HIrschbeck. DRoblsonW4-1 Lendl, the world’s top-ranked But the ball had flicked the net Lendl, runner-up for the past and went 2-for-2 at the plate while T — 2:31. A— 29J)50. 6 finishers in the National League, set for Friday, July 8. Randy Miller was 3-for-3 and Geotl Sveumss 2 0 0 0 Galleoo3b 3 2 2 2 Allen 2 2-3 2 0 0 2 1 (Mrrelts S3 3 start of the District Eight All-Star player but still searching for a on its way and gave Becker just two years, said he was confident Robldx ph 10 0 0 Guante 2 1 0 0 1 2 Metts played well. Kevin Griffeth Atlanta first Wimbledon title, for once enough time to pound a backhand of taking the trophy on the third homered In defeat while Trevor Porter JCastlll ss 0 0 0 0 Dotson pitched to 4 batters In the3rd, AI len Nationai League reauita PSmIth L,24 6 Transactions and Joe Riley played well. Totals 32 2 6 2 Totals 31 7 8 7 pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Alvarez 124 had a straightforward victory. down the line past the lunging attempt. Umpires— Home, Tschida; First, Olwine 114 “ I think I can win at the level I Milwaukee 010 100 Hendry; Second, Young; Third, Evans. PB— VIrgll. After a couple of gruelling Cash. Oakland 101 100 lOx— 7 Phiiiiea 4, Cuba 2 'Burned out’ Tyson retires five-setters, the 28-year-old Cze­ The Australian, as if realizing am playing,” he said after Rookie Umpires Home, Brocklcnxter; Rrst, BASEBALL (Mme Winning RBI — Gallego (3). T-D:22. A— 33,064. Weyer; Second, Montague; Third, Hohn. choslovak downed American Tim the end was close, stood at the beating Mayotte. “ It all depends Strano Real Estate outslugged Pogo- E— Leonard. DP— Oakland 1. LOB— T— 2:n. A-6,525. nl’s, 17-11, at Highland Park Field. Milwaukee 5. Oakland 9. HR— Gallego PHILA CHICAGO BOSTON RED SOX— Recalled Steve NEW YORK (AP) - Mike Feb. 7, blasted reporters for their in the ring and doing the fighting. sidelines, threw his arms up in how Boris plays.” Ellsworth, pitcher, from Pawtucket of the Mayotte 7-6. 7-6, 6-3. Jason Russo led the nlttlng attack for (2), OHenderson (10). SB— Hamilton (2). Tyson has had enough. treatment of himself and his wife. I am.” despair and took one last glance Mayotte praised his conqueror. the winners with a home run while Paul SF— Hassev. BiuaJayaA.OrioieaB Internatlonol League. Optioned Pat Dod­ The other semifinal will be Allen, Arun Prasad, Brian Anderson IP H R ER BB SO Padrea 3. Rede 2 son, first bcoeman, to Pawtucket. , Tyson, who turned 22 today, He cursed out many members of Tyson’s next fight is scheduled between Stefan Edberg of up at the stands. “ He’s a champion.” the Ameri­ and Eric Ricci also hit well. For Milwaukee TORONTO BLUE JAYS— Activated apparently has turned his back on the media, saying they tried to for Sept. 3 against Frank Bruno in Sweden and Miloslav Mecir. Becker completed the break, can said. Pagonl's, Josh Kane had a three-run Weoman L.6-6 3 2-3 6 TORONTO BALTIMORE Jimmy Key, pitcher, from the ISdav Ob r h bl Ob r h bl SAN DIEGO CINCINNATI disabled list. Optioned Jose Nunez, pitcher, boxing. After his 91-second “ disgrace my family.” London. Edberg ousted unseeded Patrick served out the match, and Cash’s triple while Mike Pemberton and Justin OJones 2 2-3 1 4 1 1 0 Stanicek If 3 0 11 abrhM Pike also hit well. MIrobella 1-3 0 Femndz ss to Syracuse of the International League. knockout of Michael Spinks in “ The difference in my personal Former world light heavy­ Kuhnen of West Germany 6-3,4-6, reign was over. Clear 1-3 1 Mosebycf 3 0 0 0 Sheetslf 2 0 10 Larkin ss 4 0 0 0 NotlonM League Mlinksdh 5 12 1 Lynnrf 3 0 0 0 Sabo 3b 4 111 A TLA N TA BRAVES— Activated Ed Ol­ their heavyweight championship and professional lives is so vastly weight champion Jose Torres, 6-1. 7-6, while Mecir dashed the “ I had it the way I wanted in the Crim 1 0 McGrIff 1b 5 1 1 0 Orsulak rf 10 11 Daniels If 4 0 0 0 O aklan d wine, pitcher, from the 8-day disabled bout Monday night, Tyson different,” ’Tyson said at his who recently resigned as New Grand Slam hopes of another first set,” Cash said. "Butldidn’t Gruber 3b 4 0 2 0 CRIpkn ss 3 0 10 ONelll rf 4 12 1 list. Optioned Kevin Coffman, pitcher, to RENTAL Welch W.104 9 6 2 2 15 warned that it might be his last home in Bemardsville, N.J. “ I ’m York’s boxing commissioner to have enough to put it together. I Clecx pitched to 2 batters In the 8th. Whitt c 3 0 0 0 AAurraydh 4 0 0 0 EDcn/lscf 3 0 0 0 Durham of Ihe Carolina League. Swede, Wilander. 6-3, 6-1, 6-3. HBP— Deer by Welch. WP— OJones. Barfield rf 2 0 0 0 T«ttleton c 4 0 0 0 Durhm 1b 3 0 0 0 CHICAGO CUBS-Optton^ Mike Copel, fight. He complained about the depressed. I ’m unhappy. Losing a write Tyson’s biography, said he Cash had been seriously tested haven’t been happy with my form Leach If 3 0 0 0 Trober 1b 4 0 10 Tredwv2b 3 0 10 pifeher, to Iowa of the American Associa­ Rec Soccer BK— Clear. treatment he and his family baby like that (Givens recently was confident the Bruno fight only once on his way to the the whole tournament.” Umpires— Home, Voltagglo; First, Campsn If 0 0 0 0 Gerhartcf 4 0 0 0 McGrIff c 2 000 tion. CARS Lee 2b 4 12 0 Schu 3b 3 2 2 0 Collins ph 10 0 0 LOS ANGELES DOGGERS— Agreed to received from the media before suffered a miscarriage), when would be held. quarterfinals, despite coming Becker was more than content Joyce; Second, Morrison; Third, Clark. McCIndnc T — 2:42. A— 23,506. BRIpkn 2b 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 terms with Dontaso (Mrcki, second base- you’re trying to fight, is very “ He’s going to fight September Dwyer ph 10 0 0 Totals 8 4 9 BIrtsosp 1000 man. the fight. into Wimbledon without a single with his. Pee Wee Totals 8 4 8 1 Totah a 1 7 2 Milner ph 1000 CofglliM teogue On Wednesday, saying he is sad.” third,’’ Torres said. ‘Tm tournament title this year. “ If you play the defending Daily Phiiodolphia on on no—4 Dibble p 0000 PRINCE WILLIAM YANKEES— Named “ burned out,” told the New York To avoid future troubles, Tyson positive.” Strikers 2 (Kenny Leslie, Kane Ander­ Toronto 888 881 18»-4 Chicago 88 on ooo—4 TJonesph 10 10 Gene Tenoce manager. Kevin Rooney, Tyson’s trainer, son), Tornadoes 2 (Ricky Wilcox 2). Baltimoro 881 888 881-4 (Mme Mtlnnlng RBI — Hayes (5). Franco p 0000 FOOTBALL Post, "You can’t never say never. insists his boxing career is over. Weekly Dolphins 1 (David Schllberg), Patrl- Gome Winning RBI — Mulllniks (6). E— Schlroldl, MModdux, Nipper. DP— Totals a m Totals 8 251 NaWegM FeoaoB League But as of today, I am retired." Tyson has been the most was surprised at the retirement ots 0. E— Tettleton, BRIpken. DP— Baltimore Philadelphia Z LOB— Philadelphia 9, Chi­ PHOENIX CAROINALS-Signrt Keith dominant heavyweight of the last story. ROBERT J. SIMITH, inc. Sharks 5 (Doug CosmInI 3, Kevin 2. LOB— ^Toronto 9, Baltimore 10. cago 11. 2B— IMulton, Grace, Dunston, McCoy, cornerbock. ’ Considering his youth and the Monthly Teets 2), Mustangs 0. Radio, TV 2B— Stanicek, McGrIff. SB— AAoseby 2 MYoung. S— Schlraldl, Dunston. HOCKEY riches boxing has brought him — three years. He has a 35-0 “ I have no idea,” he said in a Suns 3 (Tim Tedford, Matt Shlllt, (20), Gruber (12), Mulllniks (1). S— IP H R ER BB SO (Mme Winning RBI — RAIomar (5). NoltoiiM Hecliay League including more than $20 million professional record, with 31 telephone interview. “ I don’t n Robert Rates Jeremie Turcotte), Folcons 2 (Josh BRIpken. Philadelphia DP— San Diego 1, Cincinnati 1. LOB— Son NEW YORK ISLANDERS-4lgiwd0rea INSURANSMITHS SINCE IP H R ER BB SO Diego 4, Clnclnnofl 2. HR— Sabo (10), for his quick knockout of Spinks — knockouts. His victory over know what to think. I don’t know Brown, Alan Clolkosz). TODAY M/Maddux W,2-0 6 7 2 1 3 5 Gilbert and Dale Henry, left wings, and ’ Toronte Ruffin 21-3 2 0 0 1 1 RAIomar (6), ONelll (8 . SB— Then 2 Shawn Evans, defenseman. it’s difficult to believe Tyson Spinks left him with few viable what to make of his decision. 2p.m. — Tennis: Wimbledon,Channel KeyW3-1 62-3 4 1 1 2 5 Bedrosn S,13 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 (11), RAIomar (7). SF— Moreland. COLLEGE 1914 646-0128 Midgets 30 DWord 2 2 1 1 2 2 IP H R ER BB SO won’t be back in the ring. opponents. “ If he wants to retire, fine. If he 5 p.m. — Wimbledon, HBO Chicago COLLEGE FOOTBALLASSOCIATION— Henke S,16 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Schlraldl L> 6 614 5 3 3 3 11 Son Dioge Named Dave Ogren ossistant executive “ I ’m willing to sacrifice, to give Tyson said Monday night that wants to fight and he wants me as Apollos 1 (Jay Vontell), Sounders 0. 7:30 p.m. — Astros at Mets, Sport- Bolttmore ShowW34 81-3 5 2 2 0 3 Whitecops 1 (Meghon Donnelly), sChannel, W KHT Lancaster 0 1 0 0 0 0 director for television and Norman up boxing to save my family ...” the turmoil in his life was nothing his trainer, that’s also fine. But I Bautista 5 5 1 1 3 4 PPerrv 0 2 0 0 0 0 /MaDovlsS,14 24 0 0 0 0 2 Reuther assistant executive director for LYNCH Rowdies 1 (Kelly Keimvk). 8:30 p.m. — Yankees at White Sox, Schmidt L.3-3 2 3 3 1 1 1 andnnotl special. think Bill Cayton should be his Stolllons 0, Comets 0. Chonnel 11, WPOP Nipper 2 2-3 1 1 0 0 2 ntarketlng. he said. “ I just feel it’s the best Aose 2 0 0 0 3 0 Lancaster pitched to V batter In the 7th, Blrtsos L3-1 6 3 3 3 4 2 PACIFTc -10 c o n f e r e n c e — piacect 649-5241 Leasing & Rental thing to do.” Not many boxing people are manager. He is an honest man. 9p.m. — Boxing: Darrin VanHornvs. Bautlsto pitched to 2 batters In the 6th. Perry pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. Dibble 2 0 0 0 0 1 /Lrizona Stole'strackandfleldiirooramona Mike Landinl, U/nlor mlddlewelghts, HBP— CRIpken by DWord. . During a news conference after convinced of Tyson’s claim. He gives you his word. I don’t 65 E. Canter Street 345 Center Street Juniors USA HBP— Palmeiro by MModdux, Law by Franco 1 0 0 0 0 0 two-year probation tor 11 rules violations Umpires— Home, Brinkman; First, MModdux. BK— Schlraldl, MMciddux, HBP-M ack by Blrtsos. from 1«BSt7. the Spinks fight, Tyson, who “ They don’t have to buy it,” care if you don’t like somebody or Manc)iester, CT. Mancheeter Strikers 5 (Step SInotro 2, Joe 10 p.m. — Motorsports: USAC Kaiser; Second, Welke; Third, Merrill. Midgets, ESPN Umpires— Home, Pulll; First, RIppley; Umpires— Home, Tata; First, Froem- BR(X:KP0RT s t a t e —Nomed Joan whatever. This is a business.” Lenehon, Seth Egan, Jacob Beal), Second, Davidson; Third, Harvey. mlng; Second, Davis; Third, Darling. Schockow women's soccer coach and married actress Robin Givens on Tyson said. “ They’re not getung Knights 0. 11:30 p.m. — Wimbledon highlights, T— 3:12. A— 18J)S9. Chonnel X T-4:04. A-X312. T — 2:15. A -» ,B 1 . Sherrv Sylvester women's tennis coach.

I MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 30, 1988

JVlARKrT RLPORT AciMly ev«f th« pMl 30 usding a«y> causes pnces Piano’s Restaurant leased few see profit BOLTON — The former Piano’s Restaurant is Self-propelled power mower easy to use being leased to a new partnership that may By Don Kendall operate a restaurant pub, catering service and i" ii levels since August of 1985 and livestock market prices. On Mon­ The Associated Press May of 1984, respectively.” day he announced $M million has banquet facilities, according to one of the Bv the Editors With a side-discharge mower, how­ ml" Consumer food prices are ex­ been authorized to buy an esti­ performer overall. Those are the ones building's owners. of Consumer Reports ever, you can’t cut close to trees or WASHINGTON - Prices of pected to rise 3 percent to 5 mated 45 million pounds of frozen to consider first if you let your clips Anthony Piano of Bolton, a member of the Consamer flower beds from the right side; the Bonet returns to Cosby tm grain and soybeans Jumped percent this year, compared with bulk ground beef for donation to fall where they may. family that owns the restaurant on Routes 6 and ...... A “ self-propelled” power lawn discharge chute interferes. I' sharply this month, a bittersweet a 4.2 percent average increase in •school lunchrooms in the fall. The best of the rear-baggers with a BURBANK, mower may need a push to make it up Reports On top of that, many side- 44, said Wednesday that the family began HIGH T 1 3 3 3 P reminder that drought can deal a 1987. Before the drought took blade-clutch — the Snapper 21404P, Calif. - Lisa As a commodity group, prices a steep hill or to negotiate a tight turn. dischargers don’t come with the leasing the building to a partnership that I.W0 stacked deck to farmers — those hold, USDA was predicting a 1988 the Honda HR214SXA, the Ariens Bonet, who as of feed grains and hay — in great But when push comes to shove, a blade-clutch design. A safety control includes Bruce Maneeley. The restaurant may C l& E SIKW” whose crops survive can rake in food price hike of 2 percent to 4 LM21SB and the Toro 20622 — list for Denise Huxtable in CHANGE demand for livestock in the self-propelled mower is a lot easier to Repeated yanks on a mower’s starter that kills the engine every time you let be sold to Maneeley’s partnership in the future, DownS.SS their winnings as others leave the percent. about $566 and $630. Just below them “ The Cosby Show” stricken drought areas — rose 20 use than one propelled by your cord can become tedious enough to go of the handle can be a major is the Lawn Boss 476B, a mower with but plans aren’t definite yet. Piano said. 1.M0 ___ ■ .1 1 . game broke. No forecast has been made by departed for col­ TryTWTfnTWTrUTWTF MTWtruTWTF MTW percent from May to June, muscles alone. tempt some people to bypass the inconvenience. On a few of the Maneeley said Tuesday he plans to renovate Overall, prices farmers got for the department for 1989. superb grass-bagging capability and lege as the star of M ft >______»» K ____ 17 averaging 4q percent above a Recently, Consumer Reports’ engi­ safety feature. A blade-clutch model side-discharge models the engineers the restaurant, but he would not comment "B5T raw products rose 3.7 percent According to the preliminary an attractive price of $470. “ A Different year ago. neers tested 39 self-propoelled mow­ should eliminate this potentially tested, you can add an electric If you insist on a side-bagging further. from May, a Jump that carried June figures, based mostly on World,” is being AP graphic Prices of food grains, mostly ers that represent the middle to the dangerous temptation. starter, but that option will raise the machine, look first for the Lawn-Boy The Piano family, which had owned and the overall index up 6.9 percent mid-month averages, the index welcomed back wheat but also including rice, upper end of the line for the major If you usually bag clippings, a price of the mower by $50 to $100. 8244, $540, a blade-clutch equivalent of operated the restaurant since the 1950s, leased it from a year ago, the Agriculture for crop prices was up 10 percent rose 14 percent during the month makers. Prices ranged from about rear-bagger is a better bet than a Lawn-Boy does offer a side-discharge the Lawn-Boy 8243 tested by the into the family fold to a Clifford Carman, a Rockville caterer, and Department said Wednesday. from May and averaged 18 $250 to more than $600. as a dropout. UTC seeks larger stake Higher prices for soybeans, and averaged 14 percent higher side-bag mower. Rear-baggers usu­ mower with a blade clutch — the 8244 engineers. Otherwise, the foliowing Ruth Kukulka, one of his former employees, in percent more than a year ago. The testers strongly suggest a ally hold more clippings, and they let “ Bill Cosby feels com and wheat contributed most than in May. The June index was — but it was unavailable at the time of merit consideration; the Honda April 1987. The restaurant was called HARTFORD — United Technologies Corp. is The livestock price index mower with what’s called a bladec- you mow close to obstructions on that her story of to the June increase, the depart­ up 49 percent from June 1987. All the test project. HRS21SA ($513), the Penney 8115108 Rutherford’s. negotiating with an Italian industrial dropped 2.6 percent from Maj) lutch design. With these models, the either side of the machine. If the being a college ment’s Agricultural Statistics of the May-June rise was due to A few of the models tested provided ($429) and the Lawn-Boy 8243 ($515). Anthony Piano said Rutherford’s was in and averaged 1.3 percent beiow blade stops when you release the dropout, which is conglomerate to buy a larger stake in Westland Board said. Lower prices for higher wheat prices, while rice mower has a blade-clutch, you can the best of all worlds — a blade clutch Whichever mower you choose, give business abouteight months, then closed. He the year-ago level. handle, but the engine continues to how she will be pic, the British heliqopter builder. cattle and peaches partly offset prices declined during the month. disengage it when the bag is full and for convenience and safety, a bag at it some simple, regular attention. said the reasons for the failure are “ still a In a related action. Agriculture run. chug over to your dumping area UTC now owns about 8 percent of Westland’s the rise in other commodities. the rear and a side-mounted chute if Check the blade frequently to be sure played, would be mystery.’’ Secretary Richard E. Lyng an­ The index of prices for oil­ Other models have a safety design without being concerned about a voting shares and about 15 percent of its “ Most grain prices moved up you don’t want to use the bag. One It’s sharp. Change the oil, the oil filter better served on nounced that Mexico will be able bearing crops, which mostly the engineers call an "engine-kill- whirling blade. combined voting and non-voting shares. A UTC sharply in June, reflecting the hybrid, the Ariens LM21SB, cut grass and the spark plug once a season. ‘The Cosby to buy $40 million worth of U.S. involves soybeans. Jumped 19 manual restart.” Every time you If you don’t want to use a grass bag, Firestone opens store spokesman confirmed Wednesday that the widespread drought,” the report superbly and spread clippings very Whenever the mower needs more _ Show,’’ ’ NBC En- meat under a special credit percent from its May average release the handle to empty the grass a side-discharge mower generally Hartford-based company is seeking to purchase said. “ The average soybean price evenly, but, at $589, is quite expen­ than two or three yanks on its starter Lisa Bonet tertainment Presi­ Grand opening ceremonies were to be held arrangement designed to help and was 48 percent more than in bag or clean a stone from the mower’s does a better Job of dispersing Fiat’s 21.8 percent stake in Westland. was at the highest level since May sive. A good alternitive is the cord, it’s time to have the machine dent Brandon Tartikoff said at a news today at the new Pirestone store and Mastercare drought-stricken American lives­ June 1987. Preliminary figures path, you must restart the engine. clippings than a rear-bagger does. YardMan 12884, $449, a very decent serviced. “ We understand it is Fiat’s intention to seil its of 1977 and the fifth highest on tock producers. conference Wednesday. Service Center in the Plaza at Burr Corners, showed soybean prices averaged interest in Westland,” said the UTC spokesman, record. Com and wheat also It was the second action this $8.56 per bushel, up $1.57 from “ Something similar to this happened to one 1147 Tolland Turnpike. Larry Bingaman, “ Discussions with United moved up sharply to the highest week by Lyng to help bolster. May. of his own daughters and he saicl he would be The center opened May 16 in a building Technologies are in their earliest stages, and it pleased to have it portrayed on his show,” he formerly occupied by Tires International and is is premature to comment further.” Couple’s thieving son-in-law said. one of l,500Firestone stores throughout the Such a purchase couid reignite a controversy Dr. Gott Miss Bonct’s character, Denise, plays a country, said Mark Connolly, store manager. in England, where UTC’s initial investment in college student in “ A Different World,” which Stores are owned by the Akron, Ohio-based 1986 was met with criticism, said industry Peter Gott, M.D. was spun off from “ The Cosby Show.” Firestone Tire & Rubber Co, analysts. steals daughter away as well Miss Bonet last year married singer Romeo Connolly said the company spent about Blue and is pregnant, but the pregnancy will $200,000 to renovate the building, adding three not be worked into the plot, Tartikoff said. bays to the five-bay service center. The Burr Home sales down In May DEAR from her own parents, and she Corners store employs 11 people. ABBY: We accepts it, she is no better than he The store will sell tires and provide general WASHINGTON — Sales of new homes edged ' need help. Our is. maintenance. down 0.3 percent in May, the first setback since son-in-law is a Perhaps it would be better if Lucas’ biggest show opens January, the government reported Wednesday. Mastitis treated thief. When he Dear Abby you didn’t entertain them in your Pipeline on the fast track The Commerce Department said new and our daugh­ home if you ha ve to go through the SAN RAFAEL. single-famiiy homes were soid at a seasonaliy ter visit us, in­ Abigail Van Buren emotional turmoil and fear of C a lif.-T h e y ’ll WASHINGTON — Federal energy regulators adjusted annual rate of 658,000 units in May with antibiotics variably after wondering what will be stolen have everything on have approved fast-track consideration of a they leave we next. display but the foiiowing an increase of 1.1 percent in Aprii. DEAR DR. GOTT: Four years ago I had a proposed expansion of a natural gas pipeline in discover that Force as the The Aprii performance represented a sharp " non-malignant lump removed from one breast. It New England. several objects DEAR ABBY: As a 47-year-old biggest show of downward revision from the originai report, ;; healed properly, but for the past year I ’ve had pain Rep. SilvioO. Conte, R-Mass., said which had sales climbing by 4 percent during the are missing. man who does not feel or think he filmmaker George ' and fullness. The doctor says that my mammo­ looks older than he is, I resent Wednesday the Norex project, proposed last month. Saies advanced 0.8 percent in March. (They live in another town.) If we thing that is very precious to me. Lucas’ magical grams are OK, but that I have mastitis. He says he confront them, we will lose our We do not want to do anything as clerks in stores asking me if I am year by the Tennessee Gas Pipeline Co., would For the first five months of this year, sales creations opens ' will check it again in three months, but it is quite' daughter’s visits. In the past she drastic as notifying the police. entitled to a senior citizen’s expand by 33 percent gas service levels at 10 have been running 7.8 percent beiow the pace of amid a galaxy of painful. What is the modern treatment for ma.stitis? isolated us for a couple of years at Please tell us how to handle this. discount. Perhaps they think I distribution companies in Massachusetts, the same period in 1987. Analysts blamed higher special effects. Connecticut, Rhode Island and New Hampshire. a time because she felt we did not WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. look elderly, but I think it is “ We’re putting interest rates for much of the siowdown. DEAR READER: Mastitis means breast inflam- impertinent of them to ask a treat her husband “ right.” They out for the first - mation. Following surgery, mastitis usually indi- have been married for 17 years, question that implies that they time on this kind of ■ cates infection that could be treated with and the only real good part of DEAR WHITE PLAINS: Call think I am. scale the very A Newspaper In Education Program antibiotics, surgical drainage or both. A common their marriage is our one and only your daughter and tell her what is Some businesses offer dis­ T V A plans Sponsored by ; non-surgical breast inflammation, called dibrocys- grandchild. missing — particularly the piece counts to “ senior citizens,” but it things which ;^tic disease, is not an infection at all; it is periodic dreams and wishes The Quiz The Manchester Herald We love our daughter, but her that is very precious to you. Then would be more tactful and better " lumpy swelling of breast tissue that can be ignored husband is a liar and a thief. This see how she responds. business for managers to provide are made of, “ said to lay off or treated with pills containing female hormones. last visit, he^ took three items She surely knows that her clear, conspicuous signs explain­ Judy Niles, spo­ W orldscopc (10 poMs tar each question answered comectly) from our horne — one is some- husband is a thief, but if he steals ing their senior citizens policy — keswoman for Lu- DEAR DR. GOTT: I have developed what my cas’ Industrial then leave it up to the customer to George Lucas some 7,500 doctor refers to as a varicose vein in my penis decide whether or not to volun­ Light and Magic, because of my vasectomy. It’s uncomfortable all teer his (or her) age as a means of the special-effects division of his the time, and worse after intercourse. I’m Data Bank obtaining a discount. What do you movie-making empire. KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - considering having my vasectomy reversed be­ think? Starting today, visitors can see Han Solo, cause I ’ve remarried. Will this correct my Employees streamed from the Please air this in your column, frozen into a block of carbon like a coffin problem? Tennessee Valley Authority in a Abby, and see if other."readers figure from “ The Empire Strikes Back” ; sea of pink clothing, symbolizing agree with me. Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder from “ Star DEAR READER: The development of a swollen Temperate Zones the slips many of them carried as CHARLESTON, Wars” ; the Ark of the Covenant from the nation’s largest supplier of vein in the penis would be an extremely rare S.C., READER consequence of vasectomy, because the operation “ Raiders of the Lost Ark” ; and a half-size electricity slashed its workforce Jabba the Hutt from “ Return of the Jedi.” by nearly a quarter. does not ordinarily affect the veins of the DEAR READER: I like the “ It’s an awful day,” said reproductive tract. Therefore, I doubt that reversal sign idea. In a society that values Deedra Sluder, a worker in the It’s FUN! « of the vasectomy — in itself, a technically difficult youth, as evidenced by the many employee relations office who, I procedure — would solve your problem, I suggest products that promise to make us Sharing opera talents like many, had expected the : that you seek a consultation with a urologist, who feel and look younger, it is not layoffs. “ Our branch manager It’s EASY! could advise you whether the vein should be surprising that many people BRUSSELS, Belgium — The European called us in one-by-one. He did it 1 These leaders met at the economic summit a lew days ago. From removed, thereby returning you to a more normal would be offended to be asked, Economic Community is sharing not only its as best he could. It was hard on the left; European Community President Jacques Delors, Italy’s state. “ Are you entitled to a senior markets but its opera talents under the him.” Ciriaco De Mita, British Prime Minister President Reagan, It’s JUST FOR DEAR DR. GOTT: I really feel silly asking you citizen’s discount?” — especially guidance of Spanish opera star Placido TVA Chairman Marvin Runyon Canada’s France’s West Germany’s Helmut Kohl, and this: My bones crack when I walk, bend down, those who look as though they are, Domingo. on Wednesday announced that lapan’s Noboru Takeshila. YOU! •exercise or whatever. My friends lease me about but aren’t. Readers? The European Youth Opera, launched TVA will lay off 7,500 of its 34,000 ^getting old, but I’m only 31. What could be causing Wednesday under the patronage of the Allegations of widespread bribery NON-DRINKERS — workers, or 22 percent, by Oc­ Matchwords Ithis? DEAR ABBY: The phrase, Common Market, will be made up of young in the Defense Department have (fi points for each correct match) Southerners are far tober. He said the cutbacks are “ innocent until proven guilty’’ singers who are EEC citizens and will be a led former Secretary of Defense necessary for the survival of the 1>altegation a*assertion With school out for the summer, DEAR READER: Out joints are held in place by less likely to drink has been around for a long time permanent fixture on the European cultural federal utility, which operates in to agree that changes in the supporting tissue, primarily tendons and ligaments. and the wording really bugs me. military contracting process may alcohol than resi­ scene. seven states. 2-bribe b-supporl In some people — either because of injury orgenctic Wouldn’ t “ innocent unless “ I ’m really thrilled to be the president of be needed. becoming a newspaper carrier is a fun dents of any other proven guilty” have a more "W e look at our operation as inheritence — some joints may be lax. This can this opera,” Domingo told a news conference. one that’s in very bad trouble positive effect on one’s sublimi­ A few days ago, armed forces 3- contract c-corrupt icause cracking with movement because the bones section of the Young singers will be selected in auditions financially,” Runyon said. “ The •for the Joints tend to move excessively. nal thinking? commander Lieut. Gen. Henri nation. Individuals held in each of the 12 member states of the steps we’re taking are the kind of 4- recipient d-agreement and easy way to earn money! As we get older, supporting structures tend to R. BLOOMFIELD, Namphy (CHOOSE ONE: was EEC. steps that you would expect charged with drug trafficking by, weaken; hence. Joint cracking is a normal part of living in the west POMONA someone who had a real financial staged a successful coup against) 5- endorse e-beneficlary the aging process. Painless joint cracking is a are more likely to problem to take. Haitian President Leslie Manigat. ★ Routes Close to Home i r Prizes & Contests common occurrence in people of any age, however, drink, according to DEARR.: Yes. ’ ’Until” implies Stars helping children ” I wish theycould all keep their ;it does not necessarily indicate disease, nor does it that the person ultimately will be I An escaped convict shot and People & Sports jobs. ... But the fact is, we’re (5 points tor each correct answer) Tequire treatment. You can reassure your friends a recent survey. proven guilty. “ Unless” suggests LOS ANGELES slightly wounded Prime Minister starting a new way of doing 1 Steven Spielberg and Robert Zemeckis, dhat (1) you are in good health, (2) you are getting that the person may remain — Singer Elton (CHOOSE ONE: Turgul Ozal, business, and we had to make who last teamed up on the smash hit older, and (3) so are they. NEA graphic innocent forever. John, actor Char­ Mohammad Zia ul-Haq) of Gall U8 now at to learn more about some very tough, hard (CHOOSE ONE: “Gremlins," “Back To 647-9946 lie Sheen and Turkey at a recent meeting of decisions.” The Future"), are back together with that nation’s governing party. becoming a Manchester Herald carrier. actress Marlee Runyon, who became TVA “Who Framed Roger Rabbit?,” an elab­ Matlin plan to Join chairman in January after serv­ I Under a new Senate-passed wel­ orate mix of live action and animation. Family planning clinics offer many services other celebrities in ing as chief executive officer of fare law, stales would have to 2 The latest list of nominees for the Rock staging “ For The Nissan Motor Manufacturing provide education, training, and and Roll Hall of Fame includes the East Center St...... 25-209 «xm) glands near the prostate) secrete a Love of Children,’’ Arnott Rd...... all Kennedy Rd...... all DEAR DR. R E I- lubricating fluid secreted by both Corp. 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Faldo in an 18-hole playoff to capture Parker St...... 387-514 Jefferson St...... all Kinsey Report some do not. Its role in sexual and Broad St...... 1-15 thinking about going to DEAR READER: Much of the Sheen will be host "W e’re in a position right now the U.S. Open recently. TRUE OR Woodbridge St...... 302-470 Kenwood Dr...... all reproductive functioning is not yet Woodland St...... 111-249 Planned Parenthood. June M. Relnisch, Ph.D. information we have on sexual of the July 8 event that we’re really not competitive FALSE: Prior to the U.S. Open, Curtis Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 understood, but it can contain fertile How safe is that? Since functioning is based on the laboratory sponsored by the with people around us, and we Newsname Strange had never won a major cham­ Hilliard St...... 10-104 Union Place ...... all Foster St...... 69-109 sperm. (15 points tor correct so many people go investigations of Masters and Southern Califor­ have to be if we want industry to pionship. Joseph St...... all Union St...... 133-264 Pearl St...... 2-63 A second fluid, called seminal fluid, answer or answers) Spruce St...... 74-108 <»«) there, would I get the Johnson. nia Gas Co. move into this valley, if we want Regent St...... all In females, sexual arousal causes spurts out of the penis with the Earlier this year, I 4 Oddsmakers made West German tennis right prescription for Proceeds will go to industry to say here, if we want Strong St...... all Union St...... 13-91 Flower St...... all increased blood flow to the genitals. muscular contractions of orgasm. those jobs here,” he said. .tried to win the stars Boris Becker and ..?.. the early Mayfair Gardens me? the Ryan White favorites to win the men’s and ladies’ Woodland St...... 18-98 East Middle Tpke.... 0-162 (mm) This congestion in the vaginal walls Seminal fluid is a mixture of secre­ One of Runyon’s stated goals is 'Democratic Parly’s (No. Main)...... 14-470 tions from the testicles, the prostate , . National Fund, the lilies at Wimbledon this year. DEAR READER: Most family contraceptive methods and diseases. leads to formation of tiny drops of Elton John Kjjjg gnj to keep electric rates constant for nomination for Pres­ HIghwood Dr...... all Squire Village...... all gland and other components of the Marble St...... all planning clinics are staffed with You need to talk with someone moisture on the lining of the vagina three years. That will require a ident. But a few days Gary Carter of the New York Mets male reproductive system. Seminal national program and the Hospital and McCabe St...... all physicians who do thorough exams about having sex. If you can’t do this (this process is called transudation). reduction of $300 million in next I ago I endorsed needs one more home run to give him Qolway St...... all East Center St...... 408-608 fluid contains both sperm and various Community Services Program. Stock PI...... all before prescribing a particular con­ with a parent, then a clinic is a good 'The moisture is produced by the thin year’s budget. Michael Dukakis. 300 for his career. Carter will join Yogi Kerry St...... all substances thought to be needed to aid White, 16, contracted AIDS from a blood .fy . No. Main St...... 397-410 traceptive pill or other method of place to get this information — and layer of mucosa that lines the vagina “ Where I come from you don’t Who am I and what Berra, lohnny Bench, and Carlton Fisk North St...... nil the sperm on their swim through the transfusion. John, known for his wild contraception. 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Armory St...... all But call before you go and ask and sexual touching may increase the when he had throat problems, and he was so senators, Jim Sasser and Albert Dr. Reinisch is director of the moved by Ryan’s story that he thought, ’My Haynes St...... all whether they require parental con­ Please do not put yourself at risk for amount of vaginal lubrication and-or Gore Jr., saidthey will make sure ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ spread it over the entire inner surface Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, problems are nothing compared to this,” ’ help is provided employees seek­ Main St...... 285-378 Bond St...... all sent or parental notification before an unplanned pregnancy or a disease of the vagina and the external genitals Gender and Reproduction, Indiana publicist Sarah McMullen s^id Wednesday. ing new jobs. S J a q u ri-s i j r j o !||a|$-* St»|>uogu Rusaell St...... all Delmont St...... 9-88 issuing prescription contraceptives. because you want to keep sex a secret as well. Vaginal lubrication facili­ University-Bloomington. Send ques­ 3!*aiS-Z !„ajn|nj aqi ox >|Jeg„-i :iHDITXH0dS/H3iVM3Til03d Hollister St...... 3-92 GET THE In some states this is required until or worry that a clinic isn’t safe. Going White will attend the gala dinner and “ It does appear that the layoffs tions to Dr. Reinisch in care of The age 18, and it’s best to know this before tates insertion of the penis and concert at the Century Plaza Hotel. Also have been distributed among all q-S !a-y !p-t U-z le-i :sailOMH3XVPV Porter St...... 458-850 Main St...... 175-275 to a clinic is a great deal safer than Kinsey Report, P.O. Box 48, Bloo­ you go. reduces irritation or damage to the scheduled to attend are Goldie Hawn, Rob levels of TVA’s employees,” a aassauuax ‘ajog uaq|v jo|rua$ :]WVNS/M3N Wyllys St...... 1-90 Sterling Place...... all either a pregnancy or catching a mington, IN 47402. Volume of mail Even if a clinic can’t legally sexually transmitted disease. vaginal lining during thrusting. Lowe, Olivia Newton-John and heavyweight statement from the senators said. 9-S ! |« 0 inSinx-y !|su|e8r SCOOP! Males may have two different fluids prohibits personal replies, but ques­ dnos injssaians e pa8e|S-c !ja8jaquja/v\ jrdsr3-z !purjja||||v prescribe the pill to you in your state, champ Mike Tyson. “ However, TVA has a responsi­ that come from the penis during sex. tions of general Interest may be smaurjx ‘Xauoj|npy urjjg ‘iaqaieqx |aje8jepv-i :]d03SaTII0M still go to the clinic. They can provide bility to go all out to help those The Cowper’s glands (two pea-sized discussed in future columns. employees.” information you need about other DEAR DR. REINISCH: There is a IB — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 80, 1988

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The rating, for Tuesday night’s seventh followed by CBS at 0.3 and NBC at 8.5. 28 novelist 26 Ivy, e.g. IT, U»E 5HOULP PECIPE IF 38 fly 46 Part of a Jong 27 Mild oath 4 0 Becks of church W E'RE GOING TO KILL A BEAR “Next time you want to fly somewhere 32 Prejudiced per­ 29 Virginia willow necks 47 _ gol FOR SUPPER OR A M OOSE.. during a drought, give us more notice!” T v Tonight son 30 Mackinaw 41 Small liquid 49 Ill-bred person measure 50 Consumed food 33 Pretend (2 31 Actress THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr 42 Maple genus 52 Actor Holbrook 5:00PM [E S P N ] Sports Trivia wds.) MagnanI 43 Million (pref.) 53 Yoke _ [H B O ] Tennis; Wimbledon Tennis 34 Foolish ^ 1 2 riORflyjiS^HTTACH VCO i/^THAT5WHAT 3 4’ 5 8 9 10 11 12 (Women's Semifinals) From the All- W England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in garde artist uses anonymous taped phone dD INN News 35 Hymn of joy f son in an observation balloon, find them­ HOWTO RA\PTCRAN6025' I UKEA50tJT OPTION? n Wimbledon, England. (2 hrs., 30 m in) confessions for her unusual creation. Les­ Alice 13 selves on a South Seas' island. Joan 36 Passover feast (Tape Delay) ley Ann Warren, Peter Weller. 1986. (In (SARBWGE^AHS,. RIP INTO ^\N* A Greenwood. Michael Craig, Michael Calian. Stereo) [C N N ] Newsnight Update 37 Openings IS r ‘ [ M A X ] M O VIE; 'El Dorado' A veteran 1961. HAMPERS’TRA5H Le [U S A ] Alfrod Hitchcock Presents Hyp­ [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow 9 E A R .„ 39 Sequence of gunfighter joins forces with an alcoholic dD Mansion de Luxe nosis figures in the case of a woman on Wil ShHner OR 60FEA5TAnHE 17 10 sheriff to face a greedy land baron. John 1:35AM ® HAOAR TMC MOMHBI.E fey M l ItowiM rulers 20 Wayne, Robert Mitchum, James Csan. dZ) This Old House (CC) (R) trial for the murder of her huaband. ^ n v (? U M R , 2:00AM ® Credit Tim e Etomb 41 Card game 1967. dD MOVIE: 'West Side Story' A young 1 1 : 3 0 P M C C To Bo Announced. ® (S) Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ V [ESPN] Bast of Scholastic couple who are in love are doomed be­ C C @!) NIghtlina (CC). IF y b ll CKffi'T &NB / Mo WMUc M I m U TTo B S THEY'PE MeVeis 44 Mature 5:30PM cause of ethnic differences. Natalie Wood, vice (3 hrs.) 2B 26 27 Sports Amari(» C C Barotta M g A T tA O F A <2AI$e ^ i z b l y a b l b S i A T I ^ F I g P 45 Friend Richard Beymer, Russ Tamblyn. 1961. (H) Dempsey & Makepeace Diamond 6:00PM (D ® ® ®) News [CNN] PrimeNews (H) Honoymoonars heists, bank robbers and jewel thieves all &OlN<^ T O HAVB T O , A P E ^ TOB l^EAKBy|Bi 48 Polar feature ® di) Three’s Company ® flight Heat O' Brian and Giambone in­ play a part in Dempsey and Makepeace's & 0T AHOTH0I2 JO0/ T A L K I h J < & ArTtiBBHOOF [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents (60 investigation into a group’s murderous 51 Jim , athlete ® T.J. Hooker min.) vestigate a shooting and theft at an art gal­ A ^ O U T ? TUB MONTH/! lery. (70 min.) (R) plans. (60 min.) Vje 54 Deny G S W ebster [E S P N ] Drag Racing: Winston All- [D IS ] M O VIE: 'Stage Struck' A stage- Stars From Atlanta. (60 min.) (Taped) (S) (S) Tennis; Wimbledon Tennis y 55 Most sensible d D Rockford Fites Highlighta Highlights of today’s men's struck girl rises to stardom but finds that @S) Damey Miller [H B O ] Best of Not Necessarily the semifinal rounds. (In Stereo) heartbreaks occur after the curtain comes CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Casale 56 Swaps News Globe-trotting with the "best" of down. Henry Fonda, Susen Strasberg, 57 Flees for (2^ New s (Live) the news from Iran to Washington and the ' ® Racing From PWnsfleld Christopher Plummer. 1957. BACK ON EARTH WE T OH,VEAH? WE RE 60IN6 A$ d D Doctor W ho: The Daleks Part 6 of 7. Stock Exchange to the Senate. (60 min.) (In (3 ) Morton Downey Jr. [ESPN ] SportsLook STEP ON IT! FAST AS WE CAWl marriage 41 42 43 44 145 46 47 Stereo) HAVE A PHKA&E WE ) WHAT'6 THAT?^ Charlie's Angels @ N e w t (CC). [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'U p the Creek' Four col­ U&E IN EITU A TIO N ? Quincy [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Postman Always 9 S Lata Show (In Stereo) lege students try to bring some glory to L IK E T H I0 . DOWN 4B 49 50 Rings Twice' A passionate affair between their school by competing in a raft race dD Noticias an aimless drifter and a bored young [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Hickman, Nick Charles. against a team of ruthless men. Tim 54 n dD MacNeil/Lehrer Newthour housewife leads to murder. Jack Nichol­ Matheson, Jennifer Runyon. 1984. Rated '1 Flower [C N N ] Showbiz Today son, Jessica Lange. John Coticos. 1981. [D IS ] MOVIE: 'El Dorado' A veteran gun- R. T N i PHANTOM fey Laa Pak A By Barry Rated R. fighter joins forces with an alcoholic sheriff 2 Mackerel's rela. 56 [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Kavtk, the Wolf Dog' Af [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Up the Creek' Four col­ to face a greedy land baron. John Wayne. tivs ter a championship sled dog is injured, a Mo h THeoRmeie^ees the 's io m m r . THIS (SUN/, LIKE A PEA lege students try to bring some glory to Robert Mitchum, Jamas Caan. 1967. [HBO] MOVIE; 'RawhMd J young boy nurses him back to health 2:15AM SfkXJTER ASA\ti6TAN 3 Plains Indian (c)1988 by NEA. Inc Ronny Cox. John Ireland. John Candy. their school by competing in a raft race [E S P N ] SportsCenter Rex' Clive Barker's story inspired this ELEPHANT//,BUT„IF 1980. against a team of ruthless men. Tim [U S A ] Airwolf grisly tale of a resurrected monster wreak­ HAVE T(? U S E \J„, Matheson, Jennifer Runyon. 1984. Rated ing havoc on an Irish village. David Dukes, [ESPN ] SportsLook R 1 1 : 3 5 P M C C Magnum. P.l. Pan 2 of Kelly Piper, Ronan Wllmot. 1987. Rated R. [U SA ] Cartoons [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey 2. (In Stereo) 6:05PM [TM C] MOVIE; Harry and 8:30PM OD @ ) The Charmlivg* (CC) 1 1 : 4 5 P M (g ) gS) Tonight Show (In 2:20AM [M A X ] m o v i e ; -Maatball* the Hendersons' A Washington family's Lillian's misdirected spell sends Cinderella Stereo) III' A deceased porn star is returned to CELEBRITY CIPHER life is turned upside down after they run Earth to help a bumbling teen-ager lose his Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present into the 20th century. (R) (in Stereo) 1 2 : 0 0 A M C C Divorce Court into Bigfoot during a camping trip and take virginity and gain some self-esteem. Sally ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson Each letter In the cipt.er standa for another Today's clue: X equals B ® Entertainment Tonight (in Stereo) the lumbering creature home. John Lith- (lj) Star Trok Kelterman, Patrick Dempsey, Al Waxman. gow. Melinda Dillon. Margaret Langrick dD Major League Baseball: New York di) MIndpowar 1987. Rated R. I IT PROVIDES A HABITAT BAOARGUAEMT DLKCaWSVWOQK 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Yankees at Chicago White Sox (2 hrs.. ao THE. GRASS 15 30 min.) (Live) ( 3 ) Soap 2:30AM dD m o v i e : 'Night of tho V j - i m E t A l U fOROOUMTLEBS SPECIES 6:30PM ® CBS News (CC) US) Newlywed Gams Shark' McCloud tries to block attempts by O Q V N E Q W L T R V G V K R E Y (E) (E) Different World (C C ) Denise and New York mobsters to infiltrste Australis. OF SAALL WILDLIFE.' . O ® WKRP in Cincinnati Whitley share both the lead in a play, and [C N N ] Nawanlght Dennis Weaver. 1976. ® dS) A B C New s (CC) each believes the leading man is interested D K Y R T E Y R O Y G V D Q [E S P N ] Motorcycle Racing: Italian [C N N ] Sports Lstenight d D Jeffersons Part 2 of 2. in her. (R) (In Stereo) Grand Prbt (60 min.) (R) [ESPN ] SportsCenter BLONDIE by Daan Young A Sian Draka dS) Too Close for Comfort ^ Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Fire wHh Fira' A couple J L O O J a O E L K N Y P K O ol kids from diffsrent backgrounds meet . [U S A ] Hotlywood Insider (E ) N B C New s (CC) 9:00PM ® Simon & Simon (Season AND THERE'S SO MUCH IT COULO VERY W ELI^jH ANO I'LL BE THINKING OF Premiere) The Simons are arrested for wir­ briefly by chance in the woods and embark 2:35AM d ) News ITS b e e n a l o n g , dD Nightly Business Report HARO SESSION VET TO BE OONE VOU EVERY MINUTE R L J IM w a C X Q V A Q W etapping and also must contend with a on a path that will change their lives for­ dD Noticiero Univislon ever. Virginia Madsen. Craig Shaffer, Kate 2:45AM (g) Dating Game PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "If Hollywood didn't work out, I was all prepared new. tough-as-nails chief detective. (60 min.) (R) Reid. 1986. Rated PG-13. to be the best secretary In the world." — Bette Davis. dD Love Connection 3:00AM (0 ) Lifestyiss of the Rich and [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 ( D d i Hothouse Premiere (C C ) (2 hrs.) 1 2 : 3 0 A M C C a n in the Family Famous Charo; actor David Hasselhoff ("Knight Rider"), actress Alains Reed [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host; Jay ( D Morton Downey Jr. C C High Rotlars (•'227"). (60 min.) (R )^ Johnstone. I D Entertainment Tonight (In Stereo) S j d i Cheers (CC) Frasier, upon hearing [C N N ] Headline News Overnight ® Entertainment Tonight (In all the horror stories of being tied down to (g ) Rat Patrol 7:00PM marriage, gets cold feet about his own im­ [ESPN ] Thoroughbred Digest Stereo) g ) The Stroot Scott and Runyon save ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue pending nuptials. (R) (In Stereo) [U SA ] Candid Camara ® News two children from their junkie mother. (R) d D Evening at Pops (R) (In Stereo) (In Stereo) ® ® Wheel of Fortune (CC) 3:10AM d ) NIghtwatch Joined In THAT'D ,IS TteET RIP OF THIS dD Dos Vidas Estreno @ ) Mora Raal Paopla Progrsat BE MV I LITTLE SIFT SHE GOT ® $100,000 Pyramid I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME dZ) Mystery!: The Secret Adversary g S Gana Scott 3:30AM [ESPN ] PBA Bowling: Saat- GUESS, FR O M S U Z ! I « by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee dD Cheers (CC) After forming a detective agency TOO! [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Poraonal Sarvicaa' A tla Open (2 hrs.) (R) d i Kojak with his former wartime nurse, Tommy Unscramble these four Jumbles, Beresford's first client asks the pair to re­ worklng-claaa Englishwoman becomes [USA] MOVIE: -Samson and Dslilah' d® M*A«S*H one letter to each square, to form trieve a stolen document. (60 min.) Part 1 one of Britain's most successful madams. Betrayal and revenge is the end result WHAT A OUY by Bill Haast four ordinary words. __ dD MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour o f-2. (R) Julie Walters, Alec McCowen, Shirley Stel- when a man of Incredible strength encoun­ fox. 1987. Rated R. ters a woman who will go to any length to d i Barney Miller [C N N ] Larry King Live [U S A ] Edge of Night possess him. Antony Hamilton, Belinda UNDOP ^ d i Win, Lose or Draw [DIS] MOVIE: 'True Grit' A one-eyed Bauer, Max von Sydow. 1984. [5 i Family Ties Part 1 of 2 U.S. marshal and a Texas Ranger help a 1 2 : 3 5 A M C C Love Boat teen-ager seeking to avenge her father's 3:35AM [ T M C ] m o v i e ; The Ballav- dD Rosa Salvaje 1 2 : 4 0 A M gg) m o v i e : 'This Wife for •rt' A series of bizarre murders leads a OO VDU K(06 murder. Wayne won an Oscar. John dZ) Nightly Business Report Wayne, Glen Campbell, Kim Darby. 1969. Hire' A talented homemaker with a keen police psychologist to the leaders of an an­ business sense establishes a successful cient religious cult in present-day Manhat­ H A V E T I D E dD Star Trek Rated (3. business as a surrbgate wife, prompting tan. Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver, Robert EIDUG [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull i n s u r a n c e ?” '' ^ [CN N ] Moneyline jealous objections from her husband and Loggia. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter [HBO] MOVIE: 'Roxanne' (CC) A romantic advances from her clients. Pam Dawber, Robert Klein. 1985. (R) 3:45AM [D IS ] m o v i e : 'True Grit* A [M A X ] M O VIE: 'SpaceCamp' (CC) Five modern-day "Cyrano De Bergerac," com­ THE BORN LOSER by Art Bansom plete with an oversized nose, coaches his one-eyed U.S. marshal and a Texas Ranger teenagers spending a summer at a camp [H B O ] M OVIE: 'Cujo' A mother and her help a teen-ager seeking to avenge her for future astronauts are accidentally shy buddy in the art of courtship. Steve son are terrorized by a rabid St. Bernard Martin, Daryl Hannah, Rick Rossovich. father's murder. Wayne won an Oscar. DYFLON thrust into space. Kate Capshaw, Lea dog. Dee Wallace, Danny Pintauro, Daniel John Wayne, Glen Campbell. Kim Darby. 16 THAT A ...I FOUWD ITJ W o u s u p e IT OIDW'T ISDBlM'eoT 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) /vV WHAT HE Pit? Thompson Kelly Preston, 1986 Rated Hugh-Kelly. 1983. Rated R. 1969. Rated G. PG (In Stereo) [U S A ] Boxing: Darrin "Schoolboy" Van TEW-TOLLAP., POWKJ OO iW ASLOST?^ UXKIW' FOP. IT? S / WHEN HE ©OT THAT 12 :4 5 A M (E) Tennis; Wimbledon Horn vs. Mike Landini Darrin "School­ 3:50AM [HBO] MOVIE: -Delivery C)IBB8 K>ng FMiurts SyrW.Ai* Inc Wortd riglHt itMrved t'iot 016 6A6 BILL. [U S A ] Airwolf A World War II Japanese Tennis (Women's Semlfirtals) From the 'B I L L ^ ; ELM boy" Van Horn (36-0, 23 KOs) vs. Mike Boys' A group of delivery boys enter a city fighter pilot comes to the U.S. seeking re­ All-England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club Landini (23-6, 16 KOs) in a junior middlew­ dance championship. Mario Van Peebles. •i-.M . venge for 8 war incident involving St. in Wimbledon, England. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) CISEXE eight bout scheduled 10 rounds, from Vir­ 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) Now arrange the circled letters to John's father. (60 min.) ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook AOibb ginia Beach. (2 hrs.) (Live) |I0 l P( t ! form the surprise answer, as sug­ 1 : 0 0 A M ® Archie Bunker's Place 3:55AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'Trading ® PM Magazine Featured: gested by the above cartoon. 7:30PM (g ) Night Court (CC) Har- ® Joe Franklin (R) Places' (C C) A commodities broker and a models from the Elite agency, artist Peter 9:30PM gS) F ms.TrFU.I5 SM/5 TriCRC^ ' ^ p o ry's (Harry Anderson) old girlfriend (Jude QD (E ) Twilight Zone street hustler become the objects of a bi­ Max. zarre bet made by two elderly tycoons. Ed­ ISfiTfiOlH&ToBE A VoO£\/6R ART? Pflntanswerhere: Musetter) attempts to get his attention by d S Matchmaker /6 - & (jf 1MI5 L X X X X X I X > ® Current Affair throwing their clothes out the window. (R) die Murphy. Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Cur­ ReoRfirAHIZATION o f FEeUNfrTHAT SET TriftT [C N N ] Inside Politics '8 8 (R) tis. 1983. Rated R. (Answers tomorrow) ® d i Jeopardy! (CC). ® Cagney & Lacey ,iCC) 6EN5AtlO^J, 10:00PM [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Off-Road Cham­ ru e c j o m i N . a iJp V fr.. SoMETrilMG- Jumbles: ENJOY MAXIM GRUBBY MOSQUE fD d i Barney Miller (60 min.) (R) 4:00AM (H) Twilight Zona Yesterday's pionship Grand Prix From Pasadena, Bi& IS fleoor [C N N ] Larry King Overnight ART? Answer; What they called that big silent elephant— dD INN News ® ® (E) News Calif. (60 min.) (R) A “MUM-BO JUMBO" To HftPPEH. \ d i Jeffersons ( l i Police Story [U S A ] Edge of Night 4:30AM (X) l Love Lucy VJ d i Newlywed Game Morfon Downey Jr. ; (E) 1 : 3 0 A M ® Get Smart QD Twilight Zona FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves ^ Barney Miller Part 1 of 2. (E) d i L.A. Law (CC) Van Owen has end hBndlIng, Irom JumbI*. e/o this n«w8p8ptr. P.O. Boa 4Mfl, Ori«ndo. FL 33m . d i Hollywood Squares doubts about her now taw firm when she's Inelikd* your nam*. addreit and tip coda and m ata your chack payabla to Nawapaparbooka. chosen to take a case that would contri­ dD Worid of Survival (R) bute to an underworld slaying. (60 min.) (R) [C N N ] Crossfire (In Stereo) [ESPN] SpeedWeek (E) Mystery!: The Secret Adversary [H B O ] Wimbledon '88 Highlights (C C ) After forming a detective agency with his former wartime nurse. Tommy (TlovietinrKL, 8:00PM ® 48 Hours: Gang Street A Beresford’s first client asks the pair to re­ behind-the-scenes look at L.A. gangs, trieve a stolen document. (60 min.) Part 1 from family life to neighborhood violence, of 2. (R) Astrograph and what law enforcement people and @ ) Noticiero Univision Bridge communities are doing about the problem. (60 min.) dZ) Upstairs. Downstairs video ® ® MOVIE: 'The Bliss of Mrs. Blossom' [C N N ] Headline News a itlBBumiMgAM.': his king of diamonds and the dummy's can be gained might be lost. The wife of a brassiere manufacturer [E S P N ] Auto Racing: USAC Midgata SC O R P IO (O c l. 24-Nov. 22) Try to yield keeps a lover in their attic for five years. Wfttrdhfttffii $ flritn ftotd D on’t w hisper A-Q, he simply could not bring himself From Indianapolis. (90 min.) (Live) cfeur to your nobler instincts today and put Shirley Maclaine, Richard Attenborough, to lead back a diamond. He still could [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Outlaw Joaay ^Birthday the priorities of others above your own. James Booth 1968. Wales' A Confederate soldier becomes an NORTH S-30-IS if you can shout not see the queen or the nine of hearts, If you don't you might leel guilty later. fjP d i Sledge Hammer (C C ) Sledge and outlaw after ruthless Union soldiers des­ WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll o '* CUP CUP CUP ♦ A K ’ and so he was not absolutely con­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) It's Dori are booted off the force and become troy his farm and kill his family. Clint East- P K J By James Jacoby vinced that West was void. When he best not to jump to conclusions today, hardboiled detectives - with an assist wood, Chief Dan George. Sondra Locke. July 1,1968 from Bogart himself. (R) (In Stereo) 1976. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ♦ AQ 62 led back a club, declarer had no trou­ LIKE THE WAY I CAN RUB because your initial assessment of situ­ A J 9 5 3 In “Tips for Tops,” George Rosen- ble drawing trumps and giving up a di­ ations could be erroneous. Gather facts ® Evening Magazine Anthea Disney, [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Believers' A series BUY 1 — GET 1 MY STOMACH AND PAT M Y It looks like there will be a number of in­ editor of Us rpagazine; obsessive relation­ of bizarre murders leads a police psycholo­ kranz advises players to be as clear as amond to make the contract. teresting changes for you in the year Instead ol frustrations. W E S T e a s t HEAD AT THE SAME TIM E? ships. gist to the leaders of an ancient religious possible in their suit-preference sig­ What should West have done? There ahead. Som e you will initiate yourself; CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) This Is a cult in present-day Manhattan. Martin 487 ♦952 good day to re-examine your recent ex­ d D A ID S Lifeline: A Quilt of Honor A PAQ76543 P2 nals. Today's example hand is not a was no reason for West not to play the others will be governed by look at the New York Memorial Quilt and Sheen, Helen Shaver, Robert Loggia. ♦ K 10 8 5 4 classic, in that West's pre-empt of heart queen at trick two. And now if circumstances. penditures so you can determine the the Names Project Quilt, created by family 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ♦ - - - difference between essential and non- ♦ K876 ♦ Q 10 4 2 three hearts might not be made by East could not get the message to lead C A N C E R (Ju n e 21-July 22) It's best not members of deceased AIDS victims as a 1 0:1 2PM ® Honeymooners CM W£ essential spending. memodal to their loved ones. many players. (They would view a diamond for West to ruff, he should to gamble on situations today that 10:30PM (3) INN Naws SOUTH 1 ''Bour 1 could affect others, as well as yourself. AGI}X3|IUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) In front ol dS) M O VIE: 'Eye of the Cat' A young man West's hand as too strong for an open­ take up another game. ♦ Q J 10 6 4 others today acknowledge the help of (3 ) Hogan's Hsroas FREE plots to steal an eccentric dowager's for­ ing three-bid.) Nevertheless, the bid Both parties will feel badly If your calcu­ ♦ 10 9 8 ------I T ^ . „ ___ Else? lations misfire. Know where to look for people who have been Instrumental in tune by playing upon her fear of cats. Mi­ @ Amsrica Topicos concamientes sobre (X!curred as reported, and South duly James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on la politica, la culture y la vida de los hispa- ♦ J973 romance and you'll find It. The Astro- your success. This will assure their con­ chael Sarrazin, Gayle Hunnicutt. Eleanor Only with coupon arrived at four spades. Bridge” and “Jacoby on Card Games” Parker. 1969. nos residentes en los Estados Unidos. ♦ A Graph Matchmaker set Instantly reveals tinued support. Good on cones and flurries. West led his ace of hearts, hoping (written with bis father, the late Os­ which signs are romantically perfect lor P IS C E S (Fab. 20-M arch 20) Profit from @ ) Korea: The Forgotten War Combat 11:00PM (X) CC (S) ® n s ¥vs Vulnerable: Neither footage is included in this documentary on that his partner might be able to ruff a wald Jacoby) are now available at you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this your past experiences and guard ten­ (C T a x I Dealer: West second heart and then give him a dia­ bookstores. Both are published by dencies to repeat mistakes that former­ American participation in the Korean War Offer Explm 7-2-88 newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, (1950-53), a battle officially designated as C C (S ) Ths Strast Scon and Runyon save mond ruff. That thinking was all right, Pharos Books. ly caused you problems. Live and learn. cit North East O H 44101. a U N. police action. Host: Robert Stack. (2 { two children from their junkie mother. (R( but see what happened subsequently. ARIES (March 21-April 19) A close (In Stereo) ♦ 3 N T Pass LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Try to resolve hrs.) After the heart ace. West continued misunderstandings between you and friend who has the reputation of being (E ) (E ) Cosby Show (C C ) Hillman Col­ CU) INN Nswa 3SS Pass Pass cool under lire is the person you should with the heart seven, intending for your mate as promptly as possible. lege's Dr. Foster (Roscoe Lee Browne) and (]j) Mlaelon (mpossible NOBODY GIVES YOU MORE In the 1987 NCAA college basket­ Something that starts out small could talk to before making a decision you are his friend (Christopher Plummer) help Theo Opening lead: V A East to lead back a diamond if he ® Nswa (Live) could ruff the second heart. East did ball championship game, Indiana de­ grow quickly II the flame Is not unsure about. and Cockroach tackle a Shakespeare play. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Follow your (R) (In Stereo) (S ) This Old House (R) THAN MOVIETIME VIDEO ruff the second heart, but looking at feated Syracuse, 74-73. extinguished. a All NatumI Snaokt Inclinations today where your ambitious SD Undersea World of Jacques Cous­ (S i Crook and Chats • 2 for 1 Mon.-Wad. • VCR Repalm VIRGO (A u g. 23-Sepl. 22) You can lead a Movlat lor Bala Interests are concerned. Unenthuslastic teau • Free Birthday Rental • Blank Tapes associates to work today, but you can't S ) M*A*S*H • VCR Salat a Photo Developing associates who do not see things as you • Every 11th Rental Free make them pertorm. Things could get (E ) M O VIE: *We of the Never Never' 91) PELICULA; ‘IMsa Alla dal Ollvido' • Popoom - Chipe • Candy a toe CoM Soda testy It you start bossing co-workers do could throw you oH course. the first white woman to venture into the Hugo del Carril, Laura Hidalgo. a Video Accaaaoflat a Tape CaMnati Australian wilderness struggles for human • VCR Rantali around. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Leave your ® )8 C T V work in the office today. Injecting shop dignity. Angela Punch McGregor. Arthur LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Today, do not Dignam, Tony Barry 1983. 9 S Beat of Lovo ConnoctkMi Open TUI 10pm Fridays A Saturdayel talk Into social situations might be of In­ k n o w treat lightly commercial or business [C N N ] Monoyllnt PEOPLE WHO ^ M OVIE: 'Mysterious Island' Five know there's a certain magic IIHWVW b ■ b 1 matters that require serious attention. If terest to you, but It could bore your lis­ men, who escape from a Confederate pri­ [H B O ] MOVIE; 'Apotogy' (CC) An avsnt about Classified Advertising. m # X A you're too Indifferent, something that teners to tears. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 30, 1988 — 18 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 30, 1988 SCIENCE ‘Unbelievable’ findings CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

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S3 Wanted to Buv/Trado...... ,...9S deficiency syndrome from donated blood is still laboratories in France, Canada, share the incredulity of the many antibodies in them, the reactlqp considered “ miniscule," said Tiber Greenwalt, Israel and Italy reported today referees who have commented on doesn’t occur, Fortner said. READ YOUR AD: Clossifed advertisements ore they have identified a curious several versions of it during the Yet there aren’t supposed to be RATES: 1 to 4 days: 90 cents per line per day. D EA D LIN ES: For classified advertlsments to token by telephone os o convenience. The a University of Cincinnati researcher-and 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the chairman of the NIH committee. But he warned antibody reaction involving hu­ past several months,.” Nature any antibodies present, so the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one question is: What is being 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Wednesday that blood transfusions do carry man blood cells that should, by said in an unusual comment, any imaginable theory, be entitled “ Editorial reservation.” changed? 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen “ documented risks of infection and immune Researchers have tried the Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday,.the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be changes.” impossible. The scientist principally re­ corrected by on additional Insertion. ‘ ‘It’s unbelievable and it breaks sponsible for the inexplicable experiment with chemical agents He and other committee members issued a that react with the blood cellir report that said, “ Blood transfusions were once all the rules,” said one of the results is Dr. Jacques Benveniste researchers, Patricia Fortner, an of INSERM, the French medical They, too, exert their effect at believed to be relatively safe, but more recently immunology research associate research Institute. extreme dilutions, far beyon'S Notices THE DEADLINE FOR < many physicians and patients have come to HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers at the University of Toronto. The findings are an outgrowth anything that should be possibly PLA C IN G OR I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED regard them as potentially dangerous.” -At o condition precedent to The researchers have found of his efforts to develop a new Benveniste’s findings fuel a CANCELING AN AD IS LABO RERS to work In a HDUSE Manager to ad­ BENTLEY’S Brigade, D R IV E R ^ Start ot $9.30 the placement of any odver- Quiz on Page 2 AP photo that antibodies that react with blood test to identify allergies. long-standing dispute over thfe tlslno In the Manchester He­ 12 N O O N TH E DAY commercial roofing minister residential Somerset Sauare, per hooiv7:30-4pm shift A M A clashes with nurses certain blood cells will continue to Fortner, Bruce Pomeranz and effectiveness of a controversial rald, Advertiser hereby BEFORE, MONDAY - environment In Man­ programs for mentally Glastonbury. Full time with overtime. Good 1. Detroit PLASTIC JUNK — A Canada Goose react when diluted far beyond the others at the University of school of disease treatment agrees to protect. Indemnify FRIDAY, IN ORDER chester area. Storting retarded adults In and part time positions benefits. Class II only. 2. Acrophobia caught with a six-pack beverage carrier point where they should theoreti­ Toronto have independently du­ and hold harmless the Man­ TO MAKE THE NEXT $8.50 per hour. Coll Marlboro. Bachelors available. Call Bob Will train. High school 3. Gynephobia CHICAGO — The American Medical called homeopathy. chester Herald, Its officers LINC Corporation at degree, 2 to 3 years Houseman. 688-7519. graduate. Apply In per­ Association has called for a new field of hospital in its mouth, along Saginaw Bay, is an cally be able to. plicated Benveniste’s findings, as and employees against any ISSUE. FRIDAY 4. Cigarettes (Camels) “ Homeopathy basically says 649-8000.______experience preferred. LIGHT Delivery and son Monday-Frlday, 9- 5. Dining room workers to handle bedside chores, blaming The reaction occurs even at have two research groups in and oil liability, loss or AFTERNOON BY 2:30 Salary based on expe­ 3pm. Aero All-Gas example of the harm caused by that the same substance that can expense, Including attor­ DRIVER-Coventry area. pick-up tor Vernon- 6. (a) Gelding — Corral (y) nursing leaders for a "bankrupt policy” that has extreme dilutions where there Israel and one in Milan, Fortner PM FOR MONDAY’S rience. Fringe benefits. Company, 3150 Main discarded plastic trash that is continu­ cause a problem — if you cab neys' fees, arising from Manchester Herald /Manchester area. (b) (jueen — Hive (v) contributed to a severe shortage of nurses. are theoretically no antibody said. Benveniste was not in his claims of unfair trade practi­ ISSUE. THANK YOU Route. Short hours, Coll 928-0515.______Neat appearance and Street, Hartford, CT. ing to pollute the Great Lakes system. identify that element and dilute it ces, Infringement of trade­ 278-9910. (c) Capon — Coop (z) The AMA’s House of Delegates on Wednesday molecules left in the solution, said laboratory Wednesday afternoon into very small doses, infinite­ FOR YO UR good pay. Call 742-8867, DIRECT Care Staff to own car a must. If you Fortner. and could not be reached for marks, trade names or pat­ COOPERATIONIII 5pm to 9pm.D work Ingrouphomefor like dealing-with peo­ (d) Shoat — Sty (x) rejected stiff arguments from nurses and simal doses, it can cure or ents, violotlon of rights of mentally retarded ple and have some (e) Ewe — Fold (w) recommended training "registered care “ We’ve all assumed that where comment. ameliorate those symptoms,’,’ privoev and Infringement of EVENING Janitor Fighting the germs copyright and proprietory needed at once. Apply adults In W indsor, soles background, po­ DRIVER technologists” who would take vital signs, bathe there are no molecules present, In its statement. Nature said of said Robert Matsuk, a pharma^ South Windsor, West tential tor quick ad­ the findings, “ There is no physi­ rights, unfair competition to Manager: Parkade Coventry area patients and perform other types of patient care. NEW YORK — Most people see a hospital as a nothing will happen,” Fortner cist at Boiron-Borneman, a ho­ and libel and slander, which PART TIME Bowling Lanes. No ex­ Hartford, Marborough vancement! Please said in an interview Wednesday. cal basis for such an activity. and Hebron areas. Full contact Mr. O'Leary at place to get better but last year 2 million meopathic pharmaceutical com­ may result from the publlco- HELP WANTED perience necessary. Manchester [^ B U H IN K S The delegates also approved two major But something does. With the kind collaboration of tlon of any odvertlsment In and part time positions 871-0618.______Americans left hospitals with viruses they didn’t pany in Norwood, Pa. Good starting pay and Herald route. IHELP WANTED DPPDHTUNITIES policies calling for a new direction in the “ This has really shaken up our Professor Benveniste, Nature the Manchester Herald by benefits. If you like ovallabel. Call ^8-0515 IRON Worker. Must have have when they walked in. reports Health advertiser, Includlno adver­ PART Time individual or 295-9215. nation’s war on drugs and an overhaul of the world,” she said. “ Even people has therefor^ arranged for inde­ Benveniste’s findings, if cor­ tisements In any free distri­ needed to perform our working alone with no experience welding, Short Hours — BUSINESS Growing. INVEST time not money. government's Medicaid insurance program for Magazine. who have seen this phenomenon pendent investigators to observe rect, lend support to the claims of bution publications pub­ customer service supervision, this is the B D D K K E E P E R For Man­ connecting and laying Looking for moture, Earn residual Income. lob for you. deck. Many fringe be­ Great Pay! reliable, honest person the poor. It says disea.se control researchers in Atlanta find it hard to believe, because, repetitions of the experiments.” homeopathy. lished by the Manchester follow-up surveys. chester accounting Proven networking op­ The decisions by the policy-making arm of the found that hard to control hospital bacteria are Homeopathic practitioners Herald. Penny Sleffert, Welcome new resi­ firm. Hours flexible. nefits Including dental. Coll 647-9946 to loin the team. Call portunity. 24 hour re­ it’s hard to conceive what could The magazine said a report of Publisher. dents to greater Hart­ Coll 646-2465 East Hartford Weld­ South Bolton Cleaning corded message. (203) nation’s largest doctors organization, with responsible for all sorts of infections, including the investigation would appear don’t claim to understand pre^ be happening here.” ford with gifts of good HAIRDRESSER. South ing, 289-2323. EOE. Ask for Service. 647-1545. 767-3221. 295,000 members, were made by voice vote. staph, strep and urinary tract complications. The report appears in Nature, shortly. cisely how their treatments work, LOST will. Own cor Is neces­ "BROKE”? X-RAY Technician, Im­ Windsor salon now tak­ IM fW a a M Gerlinde an influential British medical Other findings by Benveniste Matsuk said. ’ AND FOUND sary. Compensation Are you geRIng no ing applications tor en­ mediate Medical Care S20 per contact. Apply where with that same thusiastic person with EXTERMINATOR - Center has a full-time In person: Hartford experlanoe helpful or will SECRETARY. Busy 100 opening for a Regis­ |i3lN8THUCTIDN FOUND Female 6 month old B-5 job? Look no minimum 3 years expe­ person Civil Engineer­ old Husky, gray. Val- Despatch Moving and further, I have 5 Im­ rience. Full or part train. Growing company tered X-roy Techni­ looking for the right per­ ing firm seeks expe­ E X P E R IE N C E D certl- Be prepared to ask your doctor about your Pap smears l e y Street, Storage, Personnel mediate positions time. Salary, commis­ cian. Interested Appli­ Manager, 225 Prospect aon. Mutt have good driv­ rienced secretary tor cants coll Sheri at fled teacher. Will tutor Manchester. available to work In my sion, benefits and edu­ expanding administra­ In your home. All ages, on a less frequent basis. high-risk groups, an annual Pag. Street, East Hartford cation. Call Dawn 644- ing record, organized & 721-7393, M o n d a y - incorrectly taken smear at the be different. A smear diagno.sed physician to follow. 06108, or coll 528-9551. new, music company. aelf-motlvated. Willing & tive staff. Qualification Frlday 9-4om. all basic sublects. Spe­ Third a se rie s in one lab as mild dysplasia could The American Cancer Society, test will provide an early warning 2563. are as follows: min­ cial Education In­ In time of your examination. What Many women should continue EDE.______capable to learn a proTea- be labeled as moderate dy.splasia the National Cancer Institute, the system to protect her health anff Employment Earn •(KXMeOO a week. alon with a future. Come imum 2-3 years word cluded. 649-1870. you can do to reduce the possibil­ to have the exam every year, PART Time, mornings, Applicants must enjoy ity of this happening to you is to in another, even though the American Medical Association her life. If an abnormal condition, V^AixofcrtH—loa— grow with uel processing experience FULL TM E manufactur­ By Dr. Robert C. Park even if three consecutive smears general office worker the following: (Multi-Mate pre­ talk to your doctor. Ask him or smears are not different. Some and The American College of exists on your cervix, the Pap tor Manchester real BUDGET PEST ing position available are negative. These women are A) Love music ferred), minimum tvp- at MUNSON'S CNOCO- If you are told that your Pap her about the procedure and labs classify their smears only by Obstetricians and Gynegologists smear can detect it in the- PART TIME estate office. Some typ­ I ng speed 65 wpm, shor­ considered to be at high risk for B) Be wilj & CONTROL U TE S , Rt. 6, Bolton. smear is negative, no abnormal about the lab your smear is sent de.scriptive diagnosis, and do not were among the groups that beginning stages when it can bo.‘ I HELP WANTED ing and bookkeeping Looking to expand our thand or speed writing cellular changes on their cervix. experience helpful. 646- crazy or infected cells were found on to. Find out if the lab is licen.sed use the Class I-V system. This is agreed to the new guidelines. treated and cured. If you are nof night crew. Need 649-9001 and dictaphone. If you Hours are: 8-4:30, They are women who have had RECEPTIONIST & As- 4655.______C) Enjoy Rock & work well In a busy Monday-Frlday. Full your cervix. Your cervix is and inspected. Find out if close another important reason for you Those guidelines state that all sure whether you fall into a: appileanta to atock C L E R IC A L . Tired ot more than one sexual partner, or high-risk category, it is a good slstant In Manchester LUNCHEDN Server. Part Roll atmosphere environment, can han­ banafita Include: medi­ Real Estate healthy and normal. If your test is communication exists between to talk with your doctor. Ask your women who are at least 18 years doctor’s office. Depen­ time, Tuesday-Frlday, D) Fun,sun & ahelvea on the night looking at the same dle changing priorities whose partner has had more than idea to continue to have a Pap scenery or need a cool cal, dental, penaion positive; some abnormality has the person examining your slide doctor if he or she knows what old, or who are sexually active one partner, those who were dable, pleasant person­ 10:30-2:30. Apply M an­ partying. ahift. Houra 9:30 pm to and meet the above before age 18, should have a Pap smear every year. ality a must. Afternoon place to work this and profit sharing. been detected in the cervical and your doctor. Ask if the person classifications are being used and sexually active before age 18, chester Country Club If you qualify, pick up 7am. Competitive qualifications please how this may affect you. smear once a year. If three hours 1pm to 5:30pm. or coll 646-0103. aalary and benalta for summer? Come out of send resume to: Patty Call for appointment HDME8 cells. You should ask your doctor who looks at your slide is those with a history of human the phone & call Mr. the heat and work for For the past several years, consecutive annual smears are Flexible evenings. Per­ Marshall at 645-8389. mature, reaponalble Gerhard, Fuss & FDH8ALE what stage of abnormality your, adequately qualified to analyze papillomavirus or other vaginal Next: The Pap smear: Time on manent port time posi­ CDCKTAIL Waitress. Ev­ the Aero All-Gas Com­ there have been different opin­ negative, and you are not at high enings, port time. Co­ peraon. O’Neill, 146 Hartford cells suggest, and how the condi­ your ismear. infections, and those women tion. Great working pany of Hartford, who Road, Manchester, CT. 647-8639 ions on how frequently you should risk for any of the conditions that your side. vey’s Restaurant All real estate advertised In tion can be treated. The interpretation of Pap whose mothers took diethylstil- conditions. Call 646- IM M E D IA T E Dpenings. have full and part time EOE.M/F. the Manchester Herald Is could lead to cervical cancer, telephone 643-2751. Intereated appileanta positions available. Some say that faulty laborato­ smears is not regulated at pres­ have a Pap smear. In January, besterol (DES) during their 5153 leove messoge. Full time. Delivery. Dt- TiTiSWTTTr sublect to the Fair Housine ent. This means that from lab to several national medical organi­ then your doctor can decide if you Dr. Robert C. Park Is president PART Time housekeep­ tlce. Sales. Pearls TV apply to: Highly competitive Act of 19M, which makes It ries are the reason for false­ pregnancies. SECRETARY-Copable ing, Saturday and Sun­ wages. Training pro­ lab. the classification or diagno­ zations formulated one set of need to continue having the test of the American College. of typist to work In office and Appliance, 649 teachers, llleool to advertise any pref­ negative results of Pap smears. day. Approximately Main Street, Manches­ Periinnsl Depl grams, growth poten­ D E LIV E R Y Person and erence, limitation ordlscrlm- sis for the same Pap smear may guidelines for you and your every year, or if you can have it If a woman is in one of these Obstetricians and Gynecologists. located In Manchester Coshler/Clerk for mod­ Inatlon based on race, color, Some say the reason is an 9om-2pm. Will con­ ter. 643-2171. 239 Spencer St. tial. Pleasant work en­ Students, on Friday 4-7pm ond sider summer only. We vironment. Good moth ern pharmacy. Poll or rellelon, sex or notional Saturday 10-6pm, Sun­ will train. $6.50 per PH A RM ACY Technician. Mancheater a plus, high school Housewives port time. Flexible origin, or on Intention to day 11-6pm. 3 weekends hour* to start. Call CT Days, MondaviFrlday. diploma a must. 278- hours. Not the usual make any such preference, ' per month. Coll 528- Storting salary $5.^ LOOKING for people limitation or discrimination. Motor Lodge. 643-1555. 9910.______retail store. Profes­ The Herold will not know­ Protein is . 1300 for appointment. per hour. Experience to deliver SNET tele­ sional atmosphere. PART Time soles clerk preferred but will train WAREHOUSE. Start at SALES. Fire Extin­ ingly accept any advertise­ MANICURIST. 3 days a $8.30 per hour. 9:30- guisher Techniclon for phone directories Top pay. Apply at once ment which Is In violation of week In a sm all, needed at local florist. if necessary. Apply In to Ann or Pharmacist. the law. Rotating, flexible sche­ person: Arthur Drug, 6pm shift with over­ sales and service. Base throughout CT to area iinked to , friendly salon. Will time. Good benefits. pay plus commission. Liggett Parkade Phar­ SOUTHERN New Eng- dule. 2 to 3 days per 942 Main Street, Man­ businesses during macy, Manchester train. 649-7897 or 649- week. 8 hours per day. Hands-on training. Will train enthusiastic land classltleld ads 8568.______chester, Attention July. Must have own Parkade. reach nearly 800,000 Apply at Browns Flow­ Tom.______Pleasant atmosphere. Individual. Phone Mr. PART Time permanent vehicle. Full or part homes In Connecticut ers 163 Main Street, PERSDN to help with Apply In person Borders at All-Gas and disease position Manchester. Manchester. Monday-Frlday, 9- Equipment. 278-9910. time. For information and Rhode Island. The Assistant to Superin­ gardening, some heavy price tor a basic 25 rrlanches^er State Bank lifting and digging, 3pm. Aero All-Gas call 1-800-922-000S tendent of apartment word ad Is only $55 and plus regular watering, Company, 3150 Main from 8am-4pm or 467- building. Duties In­ street, Hartford, CT. MUSIC COMPANY will appear In 43 news­ NEW YORK (AP) — Studies of “YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN BANK” H ElPW tlinD etc. $5 per hour. 649- 2219 from 4pm-8pm. Full and part time papers. For more In­ a protein linked to the most clude: light mainte­ 278-9910.______employees to work In nance and painting. 7634. Do you like formation call Classi­ serious form of muscular dys­ • 247-5030.______WELDER Fabricator. music? If so, I Automotive Service fied, 643-2711 and ask MICHAEL'S Jewelers Department. tor detolls.n______trophy suggest the disease may ★ ★ ★★★★ ★★ ★★ ★★ ★★ ★★ ★★ ★★ PART Time days end Must be able to tig weld MANAGER ,;.ha4 0 full time servlce- kill muscle by weakening muscle and read blueprints. HAVE A PHONE? need young guys Need applicants with MANCHESTER. Immac­ evenings. Most be reli­ TRAINEE & gals, 16 & over, ' sales position open. Re­ cell walls, an idea that may help THE ONLY BANK IN TOWN THAT FEELS ITS CUSTOMERS ARE able. Call Lawton Excellent benefits, coll WANT TO WORK tail exposure a plus. experience In basic ra- ulate 7 room, 3 bed­ lead to treatments. CItco. Call 643-5575. 643-6834.______I’m looking for doing Great benefits pack­ alra as wall as room Cape In family SHEET Metal Mechanic age. Apply In person Slachanics Helpers. neighborhood. Open HDUSEKEEPER. Light FROM HOME? telemarketing of The protein is absent from IMPORTANT ENOUGH FOR US TO OPEN EVERY SATURDAY! able to set up and young men & wo­ T u e sd a v-Sa tu rd av, Need your own tools. and spacious floor muscles of people with Duchenne housekeeping In el­ operate shears, men 18 years and straight Commlaalona music for my new 10am-5pm. EOE._____ Many company bena- plan, vinyl tided. derly housing In Glas­ punches and brakes. — Income UnllmItadI Newer root. Insulation dystrophy, and the studies sug­ tonbury. 25 hours per over who are look­ music company. SALES Consultant. flta. Good opportunity and Call me for an appoint­ and furnonce. Very pri­ gest that may result in abnor­ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★★ ★ ★★ ★ ★★ ★★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ . week. $7 per hour. Coll ing for a career in Earn between Young growing com­ Apply In peraon dally vate and nicely lands­ benefits. Call 643-6834. pany has a great career mally weak cell walls. Betty 659-0809. ment between 3:30- 8700.11400 an hour. to: caped lot. $164,900. the music busi­ Spm Onlyl Aak for opportunity for a per­ Scientists are trying to deter­ ness. Earn $500- Strono Real Estate, mine the function of the protein, ‘‘Customer Hours Not Banking Hours’ LIQUOR PERMIT No experience son who:-has a sincere Auto Sorvtco DopL 647-7653.0______NOTICR OF REMOVAL *700 a week while desire to contribute to called dystrophin, sozheycantell Stars Oennis Santoro necessary. No a growing 239 Spencer St. SPACIOUS 4 plus rooms, This It to give notice that I, enjoying a rock Manchester starter home. $124,900. just why its absence is so Chorlos S. BIttall III of 9D selling involved. organization,-resides destructive in Duchenne. That Tolcott Glon, Farmington, and roll atmos­ 643-2711 east of the rlver,-some lot Ideal tor daycare In Standout For interview call home situation. Alumi­ knowledge is expected to guide hovt filtd o roquoit doted phere. No experi­ sales experlence,-is fa­ Juno 21,19U with tho Depart­ Mr. Smith at num siding, nice size development of treatments. ence necessary. COOK. Starting end of shion conscious and FULL— mna— BnRers ment of Liquor control for August. Head cook op­ orientated. Would you Helper. No experience yard. Newly painted The studies do not directly oormittlon to move my ★ Will train. For an 645-8389. Inside. Owner/Agent. Saturday Monday Branches Packogt Store butintts now ening at Howell Cheney llke:-and excellent ca- necessary. Please tele­ demonstrate dystrophin’s func­ located at 940 Now London interview call Mr. R.V.T. School, Man­ MEDICAL Secretary. reer position,- phone 646-3354. Call Janet 646-2198 or Main Office Connie 649-7231._____ tion, but hint at it by showing July 4th 185 Spencer Street Turnpike, Glastonbury, to Marshall 645- chester. $10.08 per Full time position opportunity for MEDICAL onice Mon- where the protein appears within July 2nd Shop 131, 140 Glastonbury hour, 35 hours per available Immediately advancement,- ager. Responsibilities SOUTH Windsor-well Blvd., Glastonbury. Tho bu­ 8389. week, 10 months per the muscle cell. The results 1041 Main Street and siness Is owned by Charles tor Internal Medicine opportunity to make Include: Dictation, bil­ kept home. 3 bed­ Fine Wins, Inc., of Box 187, year. Start benefits. practice. Medical of­ and unlimited Income,- ling, appointments and rooms, V/2 baths, both support the cell-wall hypothesis, RFO *2, Andover, and will Hours6am-1:30pm. Su­ competitive starting knowledge of Insu- first floor family room proposed before dystrophin was Heartland Plaza RECEPTIONIST. Enthu­ fice experience Is re­ Main Office bo conducted by Charles S. siastic, hard working pervises and cooks quired. Good figure ap­ salary,-health and rance forms. 649-0233. and rec room. Situated discovered last year. CLOSED BIssoll III of 9D TolcoH Glen, plan menus which medical benefits,- on private lot with 9 am - 12 noon Farmington os pormitloe. Receptionist needed titude and knowledge Today’s British journal Nature tor busy office. Must comply with federal of Insurance forms a vacation tlme,- IHDME8 many fruit trees. CHARLESS. BISSELL, III school lunch pro- compony discount. published one of the studies, • Juno 29, 1988 have good phone and must. For details call FDH8ALE $164,900. Century 21 Ep­ LEGAL people skills. If you can . grams, orders food, 646-4665 between 9am- Call for Interview 1-484- stein Realty, 647-8895.0 co-authored by Louis Kunkel of 0834M etc, keeps Inventories the Howard Hughes Medical keep your head while 5pm. 0489. Branches those about you are a n d cleans. Institute at Children’s Hospital in 9 am - 12 noon HOLIDAY losing thelrs-Call 649- Experlence-not less Boston, with colleagues at the 9626. Gorston Sign than one year os a PRIVATE PARTY hospital and Harvard Medical You’ll hire the Supply, 110 Batson cook. Call 649-5396 tor School. Drive, Manchester. application form or Of course, the send resume to: How­ Merchandise Ads SlmllaV conclusions were pub­ best when you find Wrecker Driver. Expe­ ell Cheney, 791 West lished this month by Canadian Instant Banker HOME rienced only. Contact Middle Turnpike, Man­ researchers, including Elizabeth them in the Stan Ozimek. Please chester. State of Ct Is Zubrzyeka-Gaam and Ronald provides 24 hour telephone 643-5135. an Affirmative Acti­ Worton of the Hospital for Sick Our holiday hours are for the SITTER needed tor 7 and on/Equal Opportunity Children in Toronto and the service. Classified Section. 10 year olds. Keeney Employer. Closing OF Street areo. Please tel­ date tor application Is University of Toronto. convenience of ephone 649-5072. July 8,1988. PER Duchenne muscular dystrophy Over 800 locations throughout Connecticut. DAY appears In about one in 3,500 male PART TIME * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Make an appointment to see this lovely home on Manchester State Bank Curry Lane and you will make an offer to buy it. births in the United States. It SATURDAY 4 Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day causes progressive weaknesO and CUSTOMER SERVICE Yes, it’ s that nice! wasting of voluntary muscles, customers only. 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'The price has been reduced to announced the discovery of dys­ telephone manner are essential. *252,700 Call for an appointment. trophin last December, they From all of us at Manchester State Bank ALL DEPOSITS When placing INSURED BY FDIC fHanrltfBlpr suggested it may play a role in Please have a safe and Happy 4th. your classified ad 3:30-7:30 PM M onday - Friday CALL CLASSIFIED Jack J. Lappen Realty regulating muscle contraction. EOE ask for the STAR!! 7:00 AM -10:00 AM Rotating Saturdays 164 East Center St., Manchester, CT But the new work makes that Equal Housing Londsr Please call Qerlinde at 647-9946 643-4263 hypothesis less likely, Kunkel 643-2711 643-2711 NOW! said this week in a telephone 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 for more Information. ______. interview. «0 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday 'June 30, 1988

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COViTiHrUY: Affordoble JUS^Wed^wTIornilv COLOR Televlalon Color FORD M using 1967 Clos- ntw construction. This Immaculate 13 room fA Spcdolii 21" console. Negotia­ tlc. 289 Sprint. Hard­ 1100 tquort foot Con- house that must be ble. Please telephone top. Must sell. Best tomporarv will offer 3 seen. 3 full baths, 6 649-8635. otter. 569-0370.______bedrooms. A great VW Rabbit 1980.70K, new bedrooms, 3 botbs, o CARPENTRY/ MKCELLANE0U8 fireplace and deck In buyl Blanchard 8, Ros- I SPORTING " .brakes, clutch, sun­ private country set- setto Realtors," We're CHILD CARE REM0DELIN8 ■electrical 8EHVICE8 I roof. $1100. 649-0477 tlno. minutes to 1*384. Selling Hours'' 646- evenings.______8197,000. Flono Realty 3483.0______ODD lobs. Trucking. VW Rabbit 1982. 4 door, ELCCTMCM. WORK MISTRAL Windsurfer, 646-5300. M U S T Sell to settle est­ 868IMPR0VEMENT8 Need a new Service with Home repairs. You A M -FM stereo name It, we do It. free 8750. 6 foot soil with COVENTRY. In-low or ate. Fam ily sized 6 DtT«l«p grwig iMrelaf •Ulb •nd REPAIR8 circuit braakera? cassette. 68,000 miles. Income potentlol. After room redecorated Moat aradoanigiaoliuaeul In estimates. Insured. 643- battens, 12 foot board Cleon. $2,000 or best ■««. UenMd day cart bona. with odlustoble most- 0 dip In the lake enloy Cape. Aluminum sid­ "No Job Too Small" tha Manohaalar yellow pages. 0304. otter. Coll Kurt 64.3- Opaalac lor lolaata - ladOan. Raglalared and Fully Inaurad aeeeeoeeaeooeeea frock, toot strops and the prlyote yard of this ing, new appliances NaMUooa maatt. JOSEPH DUMAI 9600.______,------and more. S130's. Blan­ FREE ESTIMATES skeo. Coll 774-4845 be­ CAMARO 1979. Blue, au­ charmino 4 bedroom 046-8283 HANDYMAN tween 5pm-10pm or 646- Cope with 0 fleldstone chard & Rossetto Real­ 5 6 8 -2 5 8 9 Home Imprevenient • Falnlino tomatic. 59,000 original 647-0593 0271.______fireplace and 3 car tors," We’re Selling HEATINB/ ■ aaeamenle FInlalMd - Tlllna - miles. Good condition. oarage. 8145,500. Flano Houses" 646-3483.0 NEED help during LIsM Carpentry - OOP JOOS - DP Fitness system. Woll $3000 or best otter. summer vacation? Li­ INSURao " Realty 646-5300. BRAND New Listing! De­ Kltnisii isHdlBg 6 PLUMBIN6 mount. All accessories 643-2985 evenings. censed daycare mom NtiiMOglhig Strvkg BARRY SCANLON Included. $175. Coll 647- MANCHESTER. Well lightful older Colonial has openings. Tele- e AddaionaaOarpanliy TrTpiimlbrM Rssttng i 8905.______kept Colonial In pictu­ built In 1879 by the phone 649-6035. 646-2411 Iras seltmalee resque neighborhood. Cheney'sl Excellent • Oeunanopa • CanauNIns Air C8IMRl8Blll| FOR Sole. Collapsible 3 LIPMAN #1 condition Inside and • t neloaed FaHoa • Oarasaa Boilers, pumps, hot water Family room could • Hoaw OonmoUiie • Reoflng HAWNES TREE SERVICE speed Raleigh, brand VOLKSWAGEN out, 3 bedrooms, sun- tanks, new and Buoksl, truck 6 ohippsr. Stump double for 4th bed­ replacements. new bike. Never used. room. Formal dining room , country style LAWN CARE Reg. Ina Ral. 6 4 6 -9 4 7 3 rtmoval. Fraa aatimatas. Original price$200, $150 ae Suzuki Bamuri Conv. kitchen, 1st floor FREE ESTIMATES 6100 ml...... *6006 room. Enormous back­ Spaolal oonsMsratlon for or best otter. Coll 649- 87Vugo2dr.,iaK...... *2008 yard. Easy access to laundry, great QH.BERT UWN PAINTIN6/ 048-9649 / 228-9916 aldarly and handloappad. ^748after5gm^_^_^ ae VW GoH DIaaal...... *6296 schools and shopping. maintenance-free SERVICE M ove In condition 1 vinyl siding on house PAPERING IMI8CELLANE0U8 PETS AND se VW SOrooDO. AT, AC. and 3 car garage. Call Prsfassisgal Lasdscapisi 647-7553 I AM/FM Caaa.. PMk.....••706 Call todayl 8166,500. 8UPPUE8 00 Cutlass Clarra bm...... 46398 Realty World, Benoit, to see today! 8141,900. Stone, Loam, and Mulch NAME your own price. I8ERVKE8 Jackson 8, Jackson Deliveries. Father 8, Son Painting 88 Jaap Plonaar Frechette Associates, T«p Soil SerMBiS L m m BASIC Dog Training obe­ 2Dr.4x4 ...... 47998 646-7709.O______Real Estate, 647-B400.O Free Estimates and Papering. Remo- Any amount daHvsrsd. Also, IHI, vol. 391-8567.______FLODRSANDINfi dience classes starting 83 Jaap Wsgontar, MANCHESTER. This 3 647-7156 gimsi, stone and bark, midoh. soon at the Glaston­ Loadtd...... 4S89S a Floors like new BoboaL baekhoa 8 kiadar ibntal. bedroom Cape Cod has MNCNESTER CALLAHAN’S a Specializing In older floors bury Training site. Coll 82 VW Rabbit DIaaal...... tgsss full In law facilities In CARPENTRY/ a Natural 8 stained floors DAVIS CONSTRUCTION Trolner-Joe DlSonto. 82 Bulek Skylark...... tjsos back of house with a LINE PAHiTmO SERVICE a No wsxlng anymore 659-2482 or 267-7025. 88 Camaro IROC-Z...... 4io.496 private entrance. VER-R-R-Y REM00ELIN8 ataasot! a W nM arsliiUb 872-1400/659-9555 Plenty of storage I 140 Hilliard St. John Virfallli - 846-5750 81 Msrosdsa 380SL. AT. SPECIAL! Manchester, C T 00040 MI8CELUNE0U8 Slivsr. 48K...... 426.699 space. Lots of house for NORTHEAST 77 Camaro. V8. AT...... 47498 the money I call today! 3 -4 bedroom brick TEL 643-9330 IIAND8CAPINB FOR SALE 8169.900. Realty World, front Cape In one of DELIVERING 24 ToUaRd Tiipk, M b . 83 CARPENTRY Rich, clean, etone-frae D E C O R A TIV E 30" x 36" Benoit, Frechette As- the most attractive loam. 5 yards. '80 Plus Tax. LANDSCAPING VanwR, CT • 649-283t soclates, 646-7709.a All phases of construc­ Renovatlons/Plus NOJoarooftMU plate gloss mirror, locations you'll find. Custom Inlarlor 6 Extartor Alao, sand, gravel, atone Fruns Shrubs, hsdgss, fsrtSWng. NORTH Coventry- tion and remodeling, resi­ and horae manure. doted 1958. Best offer Sparkling and bright, Palnllne • Calling Rapair a pttnSngs, Ison ssseng S 633-6164.P______Special Ranch In coun­ dential, commercial, In­ Ranaw ■ Powar Washing msifllsnsnos. MANCHESTER try setting, newly this home Is absolu­ CtS FREE ESTIMATES AIR Conditioner, Carrier tely Impeccable. dustrial. Quality assur­ Fras Est/nMfss ■ 6 4 3 -9 5 0 4 appllanced tile kit­ ance, customer satisfac­ /nsurstf ■ Ssnfor Dhcounti ParsaBdliaU LatsB Cart "Sonesto" 9000 BTU, HONDA chen, tile bath, great Beautiful private PERSONAL SERVICES 8 LssSteaBlBS $200. Used one season. fenced In yard. tion guaranteed. 646-2253 649-4990.______yard tool 8146,900. • Chockbook Cofitrol 7 4 2 -5 2 2 4 isswm.s.ww USED CARS 8143.900. Century 31 Ep­ Ow ner 649-7639. "Proteaalonallam la • incoim T«m Prsporotlon TW O Vinyl m toot FInkel stein Realty, 647-8895.P our tradomark." ROORNB/ • LtfR 6 Hoolth fnturonc* AMvIco umbrellas, $25. each. 42 HggiggwRers Cegcefrt 0 MiNliNl CBntwItatiBn 88(XisvyVan *15,486 SOUTH Windsor. "It's a Ellington - 871-2342 RIHNe • Ptnondol 6 Sttof* Plonnlno Inch round redwood 84 VW Solrocoo *6995 10!” Impressive Con­ 646-4436 picnic table with 2 Hartford - 547-0184 CONCRETE 84 (Xisv Camaro *5195 tem porary In estab­ KENMARb Coll Don Mosisr - 649-3339 curved benches, $50. lished neighborhood of M A N C H E S TE R . Special HOMI mPNOVIIIINT D. B. Moaltr, Inc. Coll otter 5 pm. 646-1778 84 Honda Accord *7995 FARRAND REMODELING 5161 w - B9Cfc8 - mpIflCifTWfil J 8i C Concrete patios and 88 Honda Accord H/B *6695 five homes. Open floor Ranch. Exceptionally Room additions, daeks, roofing, WiMitWt 6 DtBft well Insuloted and sidewalks, steps and 81 Cbavy Monta Carlo *4995 plan highlights plenty •Ming, ,windows end guNers. N* J b5 M i « r T m 5m«ll ASPHALT MAINTENANCE driveways. Call 569 WANTED TO of welt lit space. Beau- maintenance free exte­ Baokhoa and buSdoiar aarvlea 19% tBfiltr OtlMn DfscBunt OrhPtwiyt 4 Ptrfilng Lott 84 Olds Cutlaaa *6695 AMmMir «f Ml# tntorrwttOfMl 4058, leave message. OUY/TRADE tlfully landscaped rior. 5 room Ranch. 3 avallabla. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. • HOI Nubbortiotf Crook M in g 85 Ply. Horizon *2795 yard. Won't last long! bedrooms, V/i boths, Berler SvsHme eat-ln kitchen, fire- BUS. 047-850B C«ll 72S-0761 Anytlmo • AspItiN HopolPi * M l OotUng W A N TE D to buy. Old 85 Honda Civic *4995 8389,000. Flano Realty furniture, clocks, 646-5300. placed living room, 1 Rfs.645-RB49 Fultyintund Aroo fMf/nof•• ANDD00R8 84 Ford Tempo *3995 lamps, pointings and 84 Olda Cut. asra *4995 MANCHESTER. Three era garage. Lovely ho- Call 525-2445 TODAYI meln a desired area. rugs. Will pay cosh! bedrooms, completely Mitini h n M h i 41 Umti mNCNCSTER ROORNG THEHmAL WINDOWS Coll 646-8496. 80 Dataun 20SX *2295 tiled kitchen, pleas­ $158,900. D .W . Fish All types of roofing and • DOORS 87 Honda Lxl Accord *12,995 Realty, 643-1591.0 if CmtnctiM ml Ira IMi. THIS SPACE ingly decorated Repairs wood shingles SoM tnd IntMlnl by profm- sevwsoirocco *10,995 If you're sick of eontraotors not — cedar shakes. t/onal mtnodtHng eontnetor. through-out, finished MANCHESTER. Excep­ rstumlng your calls, coll ua. •59.47 Automotive 83 Bulek Skylark 4 dr. *34M tional Duplex. Truly a 27 years experience A aaftofton of Wnyt or wood rec room, deep private RiSy Insursd Msny nt«(rwwM for 24 Insertions unito. Cuttom otrpontry a 86 Honda Civic SI *84t o yard. 8165,900. Century special Duplex. 1 unit Insured • Licensed • •pteiamy. 31 Epstein Realty, 647- Includes 2 baths, 11x32' MAR Conitnictlon Quaranteed Call 6 4 3 -2 711 82 Cbav. Citation *2995 8B95.P______den/llbrary. 3 bed­ §1 NssslMslir, Ise. 843-1720 645-8830 for defoils 875-0760 CARS 85 Bulek Somaraat 2 dr. *4995 TW O for the price of rooms each. Home lus- FOR SALE S3 Mazda RX7 *49M tlfles good Income. one!! Looking for a "Tha M o Preftssloiial*’' wav to own a beautiful Convenient to lust V O LV O 245 Wagon 1979. 4 piece of property In about everything. H0ME8 CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS speed/overdrive. Air, 24 Maais St., Maachastar South Windsor? $269,000. D .W . Fish F0R8ALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT AM -FM cassette. Charming Colonial 3 Realty, 643-1591.0 Looded. u44-6573. 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 MANCHESTER. Immac­ bedroom Farmhouse MANCHESTER. 454 Main EAST Hartford, 2 bed­ CHEVY Coprice 1979. Me­ on over 3 acres of ulate 5 room, 2 baths BOLTON. 8 room custom LYDALL Woods. Attrac­ chanically good, high home In move-ln condi­ designed contempor­ tive 2 bedroom Cope Street. 2nd floor, 3 rooms, fully ap­ MORIARTY beautiful land In South room heated. No ap­ p lla n c e d , new mileage, good reliable tion. Included In sate ary Colonial. Spacious unit, V/7 baths, garage. cor. Coll 649-5110. Windsor. All thisplusa family room that opens pliances. Security. $480 carpeting, busline, Duplex to help you pay are range, refrigera­ Excellent condition Into a tasteful sun and value. $140's per month. 646-2426 pool. Hot water and M A Z D A RX7, 1979, 5 BROTHERS the mortgage. Perfect tor, new carpeting In heat Included. Call 521- speed. $2400. or best kitchen, dining room room, deluxe kitchen, Hurry! Blanchard 8, weekdays 9am-5pm. USED CARS for tthe In-law situa­ 0702 or 828-3493. offer. Must sell. Coll and master bedroom, oversized dining room, Rossetto Realtors," ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ tion. Call today for elegant open foyer with Tom 646-3126. 88 Markur Soorplo *19,495 detolls. 8319,900. Cen­ all light fixtures and We're Selling Houses" room, Elm Street, In­ MANCHESTER 5 rooms window treatments. balcony, stairway. 3 646-2482.D______cludes heat and hot on busline. Renovated, TOYOTA Corolla 1986, 5 87 Marc. Q. Marquis *13,895 tury 31 Epstein Realty, bedrooms, 3 batyhs, 647-8895.0______Beautiful oversized lot ON The Money! This water, stove and re­ carpets, appllanced. d o o r, A C , Cruise, 87 Mare. Topaz *6795 hardwood and caropet frigerator, modern kit­ Adults preferred, se- A M /FM $5200.872-3753 JUST What the doctor and excellent location super 6 plus room 87 Mare. Cougar *11,095 makes this home a real floors, over 1 acre pro­ Condo Townhouse at chen and bath. 1 month curltv. 649-7961 $7 Ford Tempo *6995 ordered! Need 1 floor fessionally landscaped OLDS Cutlass Supreme living? This beoutiful buy In todays market. Northfleld Green Is s e c u rity . $495 per 1980. 6 cylinder, auto­ S7 Lincoln T.C. *16,295 Alex EIgner. $164,900. lot. $274,000. U 8. R priced lost perfect! 3 month. Also, Rock­ CONDOMINIUMS Ronch home has lust Realty 643-2693.0 matic, otr, 80,000 miles. 87 Marc. G. Marquis *11,395 Sentry Real Estate, 643- bedrooms, 2 full and 2 ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ FOR RENT $2200. 646-8650 or 275- been repriced at tage Street, 1 bedroom, 87 Lincoln MK7 *21,995 $190,000. Immaculate 4060.O______EAST Hartford Ranch. half baths, 1400 sauare 3262.______It's a beauty and much modern bath, stove, B7 Ford Cr. Via *11,695 condition Inside and MANCHESTER. Charm­ feet plus rec room with ONE Bedroom Condo AU D I 5000S 1985. 5 speed, ing 8 room Colonlol larger than It looks! 1 bar. Includes kitchen carpet. 1 month secur­ with garage and pool. 87 Marc. Cougar *11,095 out. 3 bedrooms, spa­ ity. $415 per month. loaded. Great shape. cious living room with located In prestigious year new Ranch with appliances, extra Insu­ $575 plus utilities. S7 Mazda RX-7 *17,495 country kitchen, 3 bed­ Call 872-8095 The $9300 negotiable. Must fireplace, formal din­ Redwood Farms. 4 bed­ lation, very low heat­ Available July 1. Coll sell. 643-1454.______66 Toyota Camry *9495 rooms, full basement, ing costs, central air, Garnet Company. 647-9254______ing room, country style rooms, 2V3 baths, large CADILLAC Fleetwood ae Mazda 620 Turbo *9895 kitchen with applian­ eat-ln kitchen and'1st vinyl siding, thermo­ carport, enlov swim­ MANCHESTER. Large pane windows. Lo- THREE Bedroom Town- 1984. Phone, mint con­ 88 Mare. Lynx *3995 ces, full basement, 1 floor family room with ming and tennis too! clean, 5 rooms, new house, 1'/a baths, full coted In neighborhood Immediate occupancy. kitchen, modern bath, dition. All extras. $1200 88 Dodge Lancer *7995 car garage. Lovely raised hearth. Private basement, fully ap­ or best otter. Coll 643- grounds situated on deep lot and large deck of newer homes. An excellent value! parking. Security. $650 86 Mate. Marquis *5995 $149,900. Anne Miller pllanced kitchen, park­ 4444 or 244-9501. Lakewood Circle for summer enlov- $137,900. Jackson 8< plus utilities. 646-0057. ing for 2 cars. No pets. 86 Marc. Marquis *5995 Real Estote, 647-BOOO.a Jackson Real Estate, 1975 FORD Grand Torino. North. Jackson 8, Jack- ment. Diane Johnson. Security deposit and 1 88 Marc. Lynx *3995 $229,500. Sentry Real 647-8400.O THREE rooms, portly White with blue Inte­ son Real Estate, 647- year lease. $800. per 86 Marc. Marquis *5995 8400.0______Estate, 643-4060.D CONDOMINIUMS furnished. Heat. Work­ month. 649-0795 ask for rior. Good condition. I ing single mole pre­ Best offer. 646-4531. 88 Marc. Marquis *5995 SOUTH Windsor. Price LEB AN O N . Mini 2 stall FOR SALE L0T8/LAND Don. ferred. No pets. Lease. 1980 CHEVY CItotlon. 88 Lincoln T.G *12,995 has been reduced on horse barn, 3 bedroom FOR SALE 643-2680.______this lovely 3 bedroom Ranch. Needs some MALLARD View. Dis­ 8T0RE AND Green with block Inte­ 85 Ford LTD *8995 home on aulet cul-de- TLC. Family room, tinctive 7 room att­ THE Olcott Is now man­ rior. Good condition. 86 Olds Wagon *8995 M A N C H E S TE R . $105,000. aged by Beacon Man­ OFRCE 8PACE Best offer. 646-4531. sac In convenient loca­ dining room, large liv­ ached new Town- Very nice wooded lot, 6S Oav. Spaetrum *4295 tion. Large L-shoped ing room, 2 car garage, houses. 3 bedrooms, agement Corporation. located at end of cul- We ore now accepting FU RNI SHED Offices with S4 Marc. Cougar *5495 family room, charm­ set on 1 acre. $129,500. I'/a baths, den; lull de-sac, In oreo ot exec­ phone, receptionist, S4 Marc. Cougar *6495 For appointment call applications for our 1 CLYDE ing country kitchen, basement, appliances, utive homes. Ideal for copy, fox and secre­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. oversized deck, gener­ early AM or evenings carpet, fireplace and and 2 bedroom units. 84 Marc. O. Marquis *7995 contemporary or solar Fully appllanced kit­ tory support. 647-4800. R O U TE S3, VER N O N 64 Lincoln T.C. *11,495 ous yard. $173,700. Cen­ 5pm-10;30pm. Natalie garage. $150's. No orlentd home. Coll Sen­ tury 31 Epstein Realty, Flint Real Estate 429- monthly association chen, woll-to-woll car­ 82 Toyota 4x4 fu *5295 84 Lincoln Contin. *11,595 try 643-4060. peting, private parking 647-8895.0 1110. fees. Blanchard 8, Ros­ Merchandise 84 Olda Cut. Sup Cp< *7495 84 Marc. Cougar *6495 setto Realtors," We're and swimming pool. TOWN OF MANCHBSTBR We ore near schools 84 Cavaltar 4 Or. *5300 S4 Olda Delta *6995 LOOAL NOTICB Selling Houses" 646- as Camaro Z28 *10,995 83 Marc. Cougar *5995 2482.P______and shopping moll. M0RTRA6E8 Conveniently located 5 as Cavallar Cs 4 *. *5900 Tha Planning and Zoning Commliilon will hold a public 301-305 C E N TE R ST. NEW Listing. Immacu­ minutes from 1-84 and FURNITURE as Calabrity 4 Dr. Wg. *9495 haorlng on Wadnatdoy, Ju ly 6 ,19SS of 7:00 P .M . In tha Hear­ late 2 bedroom Town- ing Room, Lincoln Cantor, 494 Main Stroal, Monchastar, CT FAILING BEHIND?? 15 minutes to down­ SB Cavalllar 4 Dr. *7695 MANCHESTER to haor and contldar tha followine patltlona: house. Beautiful town Hartford. No pets appllanced kitchen, STOP FONECLOSUREII A N TIQ U E Chestnut chest 86 Calabrity 4 or. *8 9 9 5 ROaiRT MBLRNDY - RISUBDIVISION • 7M VIRNON allowed. Residents pay of drawers with m ir­ 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 wall to wall carpeting If you ere tailing behind on 8eOldaDalte4 0r *1 0 ,2 0 0 S T R U T (M-1S7) - Application under tha Monchastar Subdl- own utilities. For more ror. Asking $250. vltlon Regulations to permit o rasubdivislon of o property through out. Sliding your mortgage paymenta... Information pleose coll Please telephone 647- aa (» ia v p u C IO * 9 4 9 0 Idantitlad oa 734 Vernon Street and having frontage on West doors to deck. Cedar OR...If your home la in fore­ 643-0612 or 643-6432. 87 Camaro 2 Or. *11,995 TRUCK8/VAN8 Vernon Street. 8756.______custom designed rec closure. WE CAN HELPI 87 Bulek Grand Nat. *16,995 FDR8ALE BARNIY PITBRMAN - PRO ZONI CHANOI / PRILIMI- room. Loundry hook­ GLASTONBURY Hole ANTIQUE Applewood NARY DIVBLOPM INT PLAN • SUNORTH MAIN STRBRT No payment program avall­ Forms, S'/a room, one S7 Pont. 6000 Sta. *14,995 ups and many ameni­ abla for up to 2 years. Bad drop leaf table. Asking (P-78) • Application to change tha toning district classifica­ bedroom condo- $250. Please telephone 87 Olda Calala 4 Dr. *9900 FORD Ranger XL 1984. 4 tion from Rural Rasldanca and Residence B to Planned Rasl- ties. Coll now 647-1221 credit Is not a problamllAak 87 Buick Cant. LTD *10,490 CorrentI Real Estate. ronch.Fully Ap­ 647-8756. wheel drive, 6'h foot. danea Oavalopmant and o prallmlnory plan of davalopmant how LOW payments can S7 Bulok Skylark 4 Dr. *9990 for o parcel of land contlstlng of oporoxlmotlav ton (10) pllanced kitchen, Western plow, V-6 en­ oci-aa and Idantitlad os o portion of 543 North Main Street. MANCHESTER. South- help you SAVE YOUR pools, tennis courts. ROOD THINR8 gine, air conditioning, HARTFORD DISTRIBUTORS. INC. - SFBCIAL RXCIF- fleld Green. Beautiful, HOME TODAYI $650, Includes heat and 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 A M -F M stereo. 49,000 TIO N - 131/147 C H A FBL ROAD (H-SS) - Application under Ar­ Immaculate Town- Swift CBRggrvatIvt 6ro«g hot woter. 649-4003 TO EAT miles. $5000. 643-4704. ticle II, Section 14.15.02(0) of tha Zoning Regulations to par- house Condo. 2 bed­ at (203) 454-1336 or MANCHESTER 4 room, 2 m lt the davalopmant of o parcel of land In oxcast of lour (4) rooms, 2'/a baths, sky­ bedroom apartment, R n C A M P ER 8 / ocraa and Identified os 131 and 147 Chapel Rood. (203) 4544404 light, oak cabinets In stove, refrigerator. No I^ T R A IL E R 8 ■LBA R. FAOANO AND CARLTON « ^IZABRTH appllanced kitchen. u HUTCHINS - ZONI CHANOI ■ 843/344 AND 334/3UCINTIR pets. References, se­ CENTER Large unit overlooking curity. $450 plus utili­ pick S T IIIT (F-74) - Application to ehohoa the zoning district pool and tennis court. CQX Pop-up camper. A-1 classification from Rasldanca B to Rasldanca C for two (2) Rentals ties. 649-4003. MOTORS condition. $900 negotia­ porcala of land Idantitlad os 343/344 and 334/336 Center "Possible" rent with Blueberries 461 Main St., Manchester option to buy. $169,900. ble. Please telephone Straot. FIVE room apartment, at the 742-4485.______WILUAM A BARBARA MURFNY • ZONI CHANM - 443 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- renovated. Heot and Safe Buy Used Cars LV O A LL S T I I I T (M-108) - Application to chongo tha ton­ 1591.0 IR00M8 Corn Crib TRAVEL Trailer 1973. 20 hot water, wosher/d- 1*77 Chav Malibu...... *1495 ing dtatrlct cloaalflcalon from Rural Roaldanca to rasldanca MANCHESTER. Super ryer hook-up. Stove Buckland Rd. foot. Sleeps eight. AAforo porcal of land consisting of opproxlmotlav I.Oocras FOR RENT Wagon. VI, AT, AC, Cl«aii Good condition. $2500. ond Mantlflod os 443 Lydoll Street. for singles I CH FA and and refrigerator. Park­ So. Windsor FHA approved tool ing facilities. No pets. 1 1M4 Pord Escort...... *2995 Coll 643-1814.______JAMI8 BIAULIIU • WITLANDt FIRMIT - FOND VIIW MANCHESTER. F u r ­ Houra; 8-8 WagoD, MK. 4 8pd.. SUreo I 8 T A T I 8 • L O T •• (B-VI) - Application for on Inland wet- Condo with each hav­ nished room In ladles month security deposit POP-Up Camper. 12 toot kmita permit to conduct a regulated activity In o wetland ing It's own full both I rooming house. Cleon, required. Rent $550 per ID7D Ford MufUng...... *1695 Stockcraft. Needs ca­ oreo and vratercourse thot may hove o algnlflcont Impart Sliders to balcony, quiet, nice location. month. 647-0131. Se// Y o u r C a r CIcBB, AT. AC. PS. Stereo bles. $250. Please tele­ upon the wetlonda on Lot P I of the Pond View Estates Sub­ pool, excercise room, IH» Chevette...... *2395 phone 649-0495. division. Ladles preferred. $240 sauna, security sys­ per month. Security MANCHESTER. Availa­ 4 Dr„ AT, IIK ml.. Stereo. PS T. N. R IILIY - WITLANDS FIRM IT - OIRALD DRIVI - tem I Complex Is set ond references. 644- ble August 1. 4 room itM Ren. AUlnnee...... *2495 MDTDRCYCLE8/ L O T a n AND F A R C IL " I ” (R-33) - Application for on In­ 48pd. P8.8Ureo. U . Ml. land wetlands permit to conduct o repuloted activity that bock In aulet wooded 3503.______apartment, 2nd floor. •15 M0PED8 moy hove o significant Impart upon the wetlands on o parcel areal Come take a $400 per month plus 4 Lines — 10 Days 1888 TbuodtrMrd...... *1995 look I $95,900. Anne MANCHESTER. F u r ­ AT. P8. AC. 8tereo of lend Identlhed os Lot P20 and Parcel "B " of the Fairway nished room, kitchen utilities. Security. No Estates - Section II Subdivision. Miller Real Estate, 647- 509 charge each addi­ 1887 Pord Oalnxin...... $ A VE HQ N D A CB650 1981. New and parking privileges. dogs. 872-9951. __ tires, new chain and FBTIR LOZIIR - ZONI CHANOI - ttl WIST CINTIR 8000.D______tional line, per day. You MiCenvt.. 78.888 Ml. Security and referen­ sprockets. 14,600 miles. • TIIIT (L-M) - Application to chonoe the zoning district FO R E S T Ridge Condo. MANCHESTER 6 room, 3 can cancel at any time. 1884 Dod8« Dnytoon...... *4495 classification from Residence B to Business I for o parcel of ces, $70 weekly. 649- bedroom. Security and SORRY. Turbo, t ended witb Bverytlilni 2 seats with manuals. land consistine of approximately .14 acres and identified os 3'/> baths, 3 bedrooms, 9227 or 649-4246 $500. 643-4704. o portion of 303 West Center Street. 1900 square feet of liv­ references. No pets. NO REFUNDS OR 1878 Pord Pinto...... *1495 646-2003. ADJUSTMENTS AT. 8I.8M ml.. P8. SUtmo At this hearing Interested pesons m ay be heard and written ing space, fireplace, RH8CELLANEDU8 communications received. Copies of these petitions ore on air conditioner, deck APARTMENT8 MANCHESTER. Attrac­ 1878 DnUun Pickup...... *1495 CALL HERALD 4 8pd.. Cap, Extra Clean file In the Tow n Clerk's Office and m ay be Inspected during with view. Partially FOR RENT tive 6 room Duplex. 1