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Saturday, June 3, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents

STUDENTS STOP TROOPS

Chinese soldiers

forced to retreat

By TerrII Jones

The Associated Press

. ~ thousands of troops marched toward Tiananmen Square today but fell back when confronted by throngs of people who implored the

soldiers not to crush the student-led movement for democracy.

An official report said three people were killed when struck by a police car in an accident Friday

night. Students linked the deaths to their demon-

sti^tions and called for a general strike in protest Troops moved against students whose defiance of martial law and occupation of Beijing’s vast square

Chin'a^s rulers'^^ spurred a power struggle among

'The military advances began about midnight and ended in disarray. More than eight hours later

soldiers still straggled away from thecity center to

the outskirts, where about 200,000 soldiers were

reportedly camped.

Soldiers advanced down Changan Avenue, the capital s main road, but thousands of students and

residents used trucks, buses and their bodies to stop

them in front of the Beijing Hotel, several hundred yards east of the square.

other troop convoys coming from other directions also were halted.

The middle of the square remained calm, with the

Ode to Joy from Beethoven's Ninth Symphony blaring over student loudspeakers. More than 2,000 people surrounded two unmarked

buses, one carrying about 40 soldiers and the other

supplies including automatic rifles, 1.2 miles west of Tiananmen.

Some of the people broke into the supply vehicle

and removed several automatic rifles, one equipped with a bayonet, and displayed the weapons on a table set up on top of the bus.

A banner draped on the bus read, "These are the

angels of peace sent by (Premier) Li Peng

government to protect the people of the capital.”

There was some pushing and shoving between the

^oops and students but the soldiers, mostly young

men, did not appear to be armed. They wore khaki pants and white shirts and carried canteens <^*'^^red and jeered the ^ soldiers as they moved away from the square. Shouts of What do you think you’re doing?’’ and Are you of the people?" filled the balmy night.

Patrick Flynn/Mtnehester Herald on the battlefield, not on Changan Avenue.”

HEAT OF THE FIRE — Firefighters from the ^ apparently caused by lightning from a bicyclists headed square to protest an incident in which a Town of Manchester Fire Department powerful storm which caused street battle smoke and heat from a blaze in the police vehicle ran into a crowd. The bicyclists flooding and power outages. Story on attic of a two-family home at 162 and 164 S'lrp®^ ''’.‘If" ‘ ‘ hat advancing troops page 3. were seen on the other side of the square. Maple St. Friday afternoon. The fire was

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Anti-drug, Power-packed REGIONAL WEATHER thunderstorm Accu Weathef® forecast for Saturday crime bill 1 Daytime Cor>dittons aixl High Temperatures is debated throttles area Bv Maureen Leavitt Bv Judd Everhart Manchester Herald The Associated Press A powerful thunderstorm Friday flooded streets HARTFORD — The state Se­ and unleashed bolts-of lightning that ignited the nate moved Friday night toward attic of a Maple Street home and caused a loss ot passing a $55 million anti-drug power to 1.989 customers in Manchester and Bolton and crime bill that includes Hundreds of homes were still without power late boot-camp style prison programs Friday night. ^ for young offenders, money for A half-hour after the swiftly-moving storm, there AtanHc rehabilitation programs and for O cea n were no signs of the gushing water whrch swept beefed up law enforcement. garbage bags and branches down Spruce, Bj^^h f nd About half of the money needed Oak streets and brought traffic to a standstill as to fund the bill would come from a manhole covers popped up due to the pressure of the 01969 Aocw W»jlh»» *nc new 20-cents-a-gallon excise tax water flowing through the sewers. on soft drinks — about 2 cents a Lightning has been ruled as the cause of the attic can — and by having the state’s fire at a two-family home at 162 and IM M ^ le St., daily lottery games held on said Deputy Chief Peter E. Beckwith, of the Town of Weather Sundays for the first time. The Manchester Fire Department. rest would be borrowed through The fire, which was reported at 3; 34 p.m., caused the sale of bonds. extensive damage to the storage attic and was Manchester and vicinity: Today, sunny, high 80to Republicans complained that confined to that area. Beckwith 85 degrees. Wind west around 10 mph. Tonight, they had had little time to study firefighters received minor injuries fighting the clear, then increasing cloudiness after midnight. the bill and forced the Demo blaze. There was .very little water damage to the Low around 60 degrees. Sunday, mostly cloudy with cratic majority to endure more home, he said. a 50 percent chance of showers. Possibly a T h « A »90Clat*d Prws than 2'A hours of questions on the ■ The fire was under control - in 10 mh'Mtes. thunderstorm. High 75 to 80 degrees. early bill’s details. Coastal: Today, sunny, high around 80 degrees. TROOPS STOPPED — A Chinese Tiananmen Square in Beijing Sen. Kevin B. Sullivan, D-West Beckwith said, and tbe biggest obstacle was Wind west 10 to 15 mph. becoming southwest in the today. The troops were stopped. Hartford, co-chairman of the ventilating the area. soldier, center, is restrained 6y two Steven Slpos, 25. of 164 Maple St.. was sitting in the afternoon. Education Committee, called the citizens as troops tried to approach bill “ a declaration of war on living room watching television, when the lighting drugs and crime ... (and) also a - struck. He said he wasn’t aware the lightning hit his declaration of war on ignorance.” Air Quality knew it was close,” Sipos said. "It actually flew Sen. Frank D. Barrows, D- Pktrlck Flynn/M»nch««t»r Hefkio “I me out of the seat.” Sipos’ wife and ^year-old HARTFORD (AP) —"rii^tat^epartm en^ Hartford, said the boot camp concept, designed to scare first­ TOP SCHOLARS — Drew Pinto, left and Robert Norval, daughter were not home at the time of the fire. Environmental Protection said air quality was From page 1 Sipos said the only other person in the house was moderate to unhealthy Friday and was expected to time offenders into staying seniors at Bolton High School, have Sonya Zuromski. 21, of 162 Maple St. . be good to moderate over the w e e k e n d . ______straight, would “ save lives, save valedictorian and salutatorian of the class of 1989. P'^to, young people ... (and help) Sipos alerted Zuromski of the fire, and they left About 300.000 people crowded into Tiananmen son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Pinto, of 23 School Road, will Government-run Beijing Radio reported today prevent them from becoming the home. Square on Friday evening when Ho Te-chien, a attend Yale University in the fall majoring in economics that three people were killed in the accident. The hardened criminals.” Youngsters delivering ■ newspapers during the singer from Taiwan who defected to China in 1983, Lottery official Beijing Daily newspaper said today that two Under the bill, the state Depart­ and political science. Norval, son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter storm reported seeing blinding bolts of ''^htning and three others began a hunger strike atop the people were killed and two were seriously injured. ment of Correction would get $2 Norval. of 62 Spak Road, Stafford Springs, will attend strike the ground near 164 Maple Street and shortly martyrs’ monument in support of the students’ The newspaper said the police car was traveling million to start the program for Worcester Polytechnic Institute in the fall majoring in thereafter a neighbor spotted smoke coming from Connecticut daily Friday; 736. Play Four; 1075. 6-week-old campaign for democratic reforms. too fast on wet pavement but gave no other details. offenders aged 16 to 20. Correc­ the attic of the house. , * Connecticut Lotto Friday; 5, 21. 24, 28, 34, 38 About 1.000 helmeted soldiers jogged near aeronautical engineering. Witnesses said the accident occurred at about 11 tion Commissioner Larry R. “ It (the lightning).flashed right by myjeet • said Tiananmen Square on Friday in an effort to p.m. Friday. Meachum said earlier in the day Theresa. 11, of Manchester, who asked that her last intimidate students. that he had “ considerable reser­ name not be used. “ The flash was so bright I Index They were not the first deaths linked to the Premier Li Peng declared martial law on May 20 vations” about the idea because demonstrations. It was reported about two weeks to quell the burgeoning student-led protest move­ “ most of those programs have She was four houses away from the house that ago that a soldier was killed iu a traffic accident ment. but the declaration only triggered greater Pension ‘nightmare’ been abused. None of them have caught fire. involving troop m ovem ent- connected to the support for the students. . 12-13 delivered on their promise.” Business — . 33-35 Opinion------In the days after martial law was declared, Stephen McDonough, 12, of 103 Downey Drive, ____32 protests. Another $500,000 would go to the Classified — . 35-42 People------said he was at 201 Maple St. when he saw lightning . 14-15 The Beijing Independent Student Union, in an citizens surrounded military convoys on the state Department of Children and Comics ------. 23-25 Religion------feared by officiai strike the area. He then traveled down the street to Senior Citizen , ____32 announcement on the square, called for a general outskirts of the city and built blockades on major Youth Services to speed the Focus------. 17-32 see smoke pouring out of the attic at Sipos’ home. ____ Sports ------. 42-48 streets. Students have demonstrated the ability to completion of the Wilderness Local/State. 3-8 strike and a demonstration later today to protest the The Town of Manchester Fire Departiuent _____ 7 U.S./World — _ 9-11 rally large numbers of people with short notice. School in Hartland, an outdoors WASHINGTON (AP) — More The report came under attack Obituaries — deaths. responded to the fire with three engines and a ladder program designed to help teens than $1.6 trillion in pension funds from a group involved in pension truck. The Eighth Utilities District Fire Depart­ gain confidence and stay away potentially are at risk because of policy and from the Labor De­ S ment provided an engine for other calls coming in at > from drugs, under the bill. poor regulations and inept en­ partment itself, which critized z The bill also includes $14 forcement of federal laws, the Hyland’s comparison of pension the time of the storm. . o fBanrhpslpr Hpralft No action on hospital rates “ We had 12 calls in 10 minutes, Beckwith said. million for the state Department Labor Department’s inspector funding and the S&L crisis and a The majority of the calls were for alarms set off M the planned Saturday session. By of Public Safety for grants to local general said Friday in warning of said a number of initiatives V3 HARTFORD (AP) - The D-Stratford. He said Republicans by the lightning, including alarms at Mary Cheney USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 208 late afternoon. Democrats had police departments for training, a possible “ nightmare” dwarfing designed to improve enforcement H House of Representatives made a had been staging a “ work Library and Manchester Community College M passed the packaging bill but weapons and surveillance equip­ the savings and loan crisis. of pension laws were under way. brief attempt Friday at debating slowdown.” Live wires were reported down on Edmond Street a Penny M. Sletfert. Publisher Minority Leader Robert Jae- were hesitant to take up the ment; $9.8 million to the Connec­ 0) a complex new system of setting “ Secretary (Elizabeth) Dole is and Seaman Circle. Beckwith said. _ ^ * a c Qsorg* T. ChepprtI Dennis M. Sintoro kle, R-Stratford, denied the GOP prison bills because they knew ticut Alcohol and Drug Abuse “ In this vital, asset-rich area, n 3 Adverllting Director hospital rates, but Democrats cut committed with the full agree­ In addition. Northeast Utilities Co. reported that Editor is staging an end-of-session stall, Republicans had prepared do­ Commission for community drug the risk of ignoring the potential a short the debate and adjourned consequences of inadequate^ en­ ment and cooperation of Inspec­ 1,106 customers in Bolton and 883 custom^s in > Douglas A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen but conceded that Republicans zens of amendments and planned treatment programs, including r Composing Manager suddenly amid questions about tor General Hyland, to a funda­ Manchester lost power around 3; 30 p.m.. said Ervin CO Executive Editor had prolonged debate through the a long debate. 1,000 new beds in those pro­ forcement is monumental, J. p ■o the bill. mental and comprehensive Booker, a spokesman for Northeast. u Jssnne Q. Fromerth Robert H. Hubbard morning on a series of minor grams; $2.7 million for additional Brian Hyland said in urging cn —t3 Business Manager Pressroom Manager Democratic leaders then called Democratic leaders then Congress to immediately investi­ review of our law enforcement The outages were caused when lightning struck u CO pork-barrel bills the Democrats judges and court staff. c/) Frank J. MeSweegsn the House back into session shifted strategy and took up the gate potential abuses and short­ efforts.” the department said in a lightning arresters which sit atop of utility poles. Denise A. Roberts eventually passed. Also Friday, the Senate un­ o. Personnel Manager Circulation Director Saturday, which would give the hospital bill, which they though falls of federal pension laws. statement. Booker said. D chamber four more working days “ On the pork-barrel bills, I feel they could pass after a brief animously approved a bill provid­ When lightning strikes the arresters, power << Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the we have an obligation,” he said. ing for the forfeiture of drug Also, a spokeswoman for the < Manchester Publlahing Co.. 16 Bralnard Place. Mancheater. before they must adjourn debate. Members of both parties “ These are savings American automatieally shuts off. so that power lines are not Democratic leaders had dealers’ property and other federal agency that insures pri­ Conn. 06040. Secorrd class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. Wednesday. have been frustrated by the workers have set aside for their U vate pension funds said Hylend damaged. Booker said. Postmaster Send address changes to the Manchester Herald. The abrupt decision to adjourn planned to pass two major bills state’s current rate-setting sys­ assets after they’re convicted. future, ” Hyland said in a report to Power was restored to most areas by 8 p.m., X P.O. Box 591, Mancheater. Conn. 06040. appeared to be overstating the Friday evening capped a nine- Friday; a bill setting the stage for tem and are expected to replace "That condominium or expen­ Congress. “ These workers trust Booker said, but 400 customers in Squire Village on X It you dont receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 regulations on packaging mate­ government’s - and taxpayer’s u am . Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. II you’re unable hour legislative day in which it. sive car or cash that can be that the government will protect Spencer Street were without power late Friday H to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-9946 by 6 rials, and a complicated bill directly related to a sale of drugs — potential liability in the event c/1 Democrats were continually frus­ these funds by holding the man­ p.m. weekdays lor delivery In Manchester. ___ “ There was a general under­ of a major pension funding crisis, Cd trated by Republican stalling aimed at reducing prison over­ can be forfeited,” said Sen. agers and trustees of their A* Covento^ Poliee dispateher said residents in X Suggested carrier rates are $1.60 weekly, $7.70 lor one crowding and making sure vio­ standing — a misunderstanding, Anthony V. Avallone, D-New the likelihood of which she said U month, $23.10 lor three months, $46.20 lor six months and tactics and passed only one major perhaps — that the membership pension funds accountable. They Coventry lost power beeause of weather conditions. $92.40 lor one year. Newsstand price: 35 cents a copy. lent criminals aren’t put into Haven, co-chairman of the Judi­ was “ remoter than remote.” Z was in accord, that the lobbyists, deserve no less.” < The Manchester Herald Is a mamber ol Tha Associated Press, “ If they want to run one bill a early release programs. ciary Committee. the AudK Bureau ol Circulations, the New England Press But Democrats also wanted to if you will, had signed off,” Association and the New England Newspaper Association. day, that’s fine,” said House Frankel said. Majority Leader Robert Frankel, adjourn early, partly because of 1 i » R ,1 i L O C > tfl'8t'S T A T E Help needed Nightclub MOM UR CONDIIIBHER will open for battle Wednesday SHIRIASE? against drugs Bv Nancv Concelman Manchester Herald

By Rick Santos Residents and downtown busi­ Manchester Herald ness owners will be able to take a peek at a controversial Main MRlUaiM! Children learn by example, and if the example Street nightclub and restaurant includes drug and alcohol abuse, then that’s what before it opens to the public kids will do. Wednesday. With the promise of another scorcher this year, That was one of the points made by substance Phil Pavone. the owner of abuse specialists at a seminar Friday at Manches­ Hanky Panky’s at 811 Main St., Room Air Conditioners will be in short supply again. ter Memorial Hospital. said Thursday he plans to hold a Buy your Air Conditioner early and enjoy the summer. In Manchester, the schools try to educate students wine and cheese party for inter­ to prevent them from abusing drugs and alcohol, but ested residents and neighbors “ the schools cannot do it alone. It takes a from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday, community effort,” said Lynne Gustafson, the before the club opens to the publ ic Manchester school system’s head nurse. at 7 p.m. The club is in the And the schools are not alone. Programs like basement of the Manchester BUY NOW! Crossroads of Manchester, a non-profit counseling Mall. center, exist to prevent drug and alcohol abuse Hanky Panky’s became unpop­ among adolescents, according to the center’s ular with some downtown busi­ Prices Start at$27S officers. ness owners and residents while it Rima Riedel. Crossroad’s recreation coordinator, was still under construction, in said the center’s philosophy is a child will not abuse part because of Pavone’s plans to drugs and alcohol if he is aware of their effects, is have male strippers perform EMERSON QUIET KOOL involved in a supportive relationship with an adult, there Wednesday nights. is communicative, is interested in personal Neighbors said they were also development, is a contributor to the community, worried about loitering, vandal­ and is capable of making decisions. ism and drug use. which they Riedel says there are ways to block out peer claimed were problems at the pressure, one of the more common reasons for drug former Bentley’s Nightclub in the and alcohol experimentation by children and Parkade. Pavone owned that adolescents. club, which closed last October "How come there’s so much peer pressure for because of a dispute over the drugs and alcohol?,’ ’ she asked. “ How come there’s lease, according to Pavone’s no peer pressure against drugs and alcohol?’’ former landlord. She said children and teen-agers whose friends One of the club’s most out­ pressure them to drink alcohol or take drugs should spoken critics was George Mar­ • 5.300 think twice about the friendship. low. who owns Marlow’s Depart­ ./O ff®"''’' “ If you say no to drugs and lose a friend, then ment Store next door. .6.7' maybe the friend wasn’t worth having anyway.” Marlow said Friday he proba­ she .■iaid. . . j bly won’t attend the opening But there is progress, Riedel said. Celebrities and Wednesday because he welcomed other role models for teen-agers are giving the Pavone to downtown when Pa­ Mode^CC72 message to say no to drugs and alcohol. But peers vone began working on the club a are not the only people who young adults and couple of months ago. Marlow • y.O^ER children look to for guidance. Riedel said. said that was before he found out • Easy-clean, slide-out Often parents who smoke cigarettes or abuse about the male strippers. wasnafale lilter substances order children not to do the same. But Regindd Plnlo/Manchettar Herald While he said he still opposes • Ad)ustable. that does not work, she said, because kids learn by the idea of male strippers, he said 10-position thermostat example, not lectures. now he is more concerned about She mentioned the television advertisement in RAISING AWARENESS — Jennifer Payne. 41, of where the patrons will park. which a father finds his son’s drug supply and asks Washington, D.C., passes through Manchester Friday “ I ’m opposed to male him where he learned to use drugs. The boy. about 12 during her run to raise awareness about sickle cell strippers.’’ Marlow said. years old, looks his father in the eyes and says, anemia, a crippling genetic disease which affects 2 “Anyone in their right minds •SJOo’^oob , ^ “ from you.” million black Americans. Manchester was the 62nd city would be opposed. But I don’t EMERSON •9 ^ - Television also influences the way children think that’s the issue, if the clergy behave. Riedel said, and the messages sent are good she has passed through en route to her destination in is not taking legitimate steps ... I QUIET KOOL ,2'^^ ,(nO-,&\a\ and bad. Portland, Maine. don’t think it’s up to a selfish merchant. The Name that says it all. Marlow told the Parking Au­ thority in March he planned to Lappen won’t seek Tedford’s seat fence off 100 spaces he owns behind his store at night to K TERMS member of the Board of Education, prevent club patrons from park­ CASH Bv Maureen Leavitt the job. MASTBI CARD “ I’m flattered if anyone asked me... could not be reached for comment ing there. Manchester Herald But he said he’ll wait and see VISA but I think there are a number of people Friday. At : MONTHLY PMT. in town that would be better qualified.” That leaves Josh M. Howroyd as the what happens with the club PHONE 6A7’9997 o. Craig S. Lappen. a member of the only possible Democratic candidate for before putting up any fences. 445 HARTFOfiOnOAO Lappen said. u Parent-Teacher Association Council, Parking Authority members SPENCCnIN Lappen. who has assisted Denriocrats now. He served as Tedford’s campaign ST IMIT SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Ch said Friday he will not run for the seat on had said they did not want to lose e in past campaigns, recently finished a manager in the last three elections. 3 the Board of Directors to be vacated by MOW rou CAH 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET ft two-year term as president of the PTA Howroyd. an alternate member of the the 100 spaces and suggested Democrat Kenneth N. Tedford. Planning and Zoning Commission, has establishing an earlier curfew on MANCHESTER, CONN. Lappen had been mentioned as a Council. . .. j Joseph V. Camposeo. also mentioned said he is interested in succeeding the municipal parking lots, in­ possible candidate for Tedford s seat. OPEN DAILY: MON R THURS 'TIL 9. TVES, WED, SAT 'TIL S R l 'TIL S. R SUN 'TIL S. as a possible candidate to fill the Tedford on the board but will not force a cluding the one behind the club. Tedford announced Wednesday he would vacancy left by Tedford. reportedly said primary if another candidate is chosen. The authority later decided not not seek re-election. he also is not interested in running. He said he wanted to run in 1987, but to act on the curfew. Lappen. 42. of 296 Timrod Lane, said in Camposeo. who is chairman of the Fair Director Mary Ann Handley was nomi­ Pavone could not be reached a telephone interview Friday night that Rent Commission, and a former nated by the town committee. for comment Friday. he doesn’t have enough experience for 1 kids’ hospitals Elizabeth Unsworth Benjamin Magowan Vernon: a brother. Fred Laurit- Water mains flushed zen in Florida: a sister. Mildred By Jacqueline Bennett Elizabeth (Holland) Unsworth. Benjamin H. “ Bucky” Mago­ DeCandia of Coventry: 14 grand­ The town of Manchester Water and Sewer Manchester Herald 80, of Conway. S.C.. formerly of wan Jr., husband of Agnes (Lee) children. three great­ Department will flush water mains Monday through Pascal Lane. Manchester, wife of Magowan. of 32 McGuire Lane. grandchildren: many nieces and Friday from 7; 15 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the following COVENTRY — Some Coventry High School the late William Unsworth, died Manchester, died Friday (June 2. nephews. locations: To West Middle Turnpike from East students will help present an $8,000 donation for the Thursday (June 1, 1989) in South 1989) at the Newington Veterans Private funeral and burial Middle Turnpike north along Woodbridge Street, Newington Children’s Hospital during a telethon by Carolina. Administration Hospital. services will be in the veteran’s Crosby. Willard, Vernon, Kennedy. Hamilton to television station WTNH this weekend. She was born March 15. 1909, in He was born in Manchester and section of East Cemetery. There Taylor Street, and east to the town line. "The telethon is to benefit childrens’ hospitals Belfast. Northern Ireland, and was a lifelong resident. Before are no calling hours. The Holmes There may be water discoloration and reduced throughout the United States,’ ’ said Coventry High had been a resident of Manches­ retiring in 1975, he was the owner Funeral Home. 400 Main St . has pressure during the flushing. School teacher Jay Brown in a telephone interview ter for many years. and operator of the B.H. Mago­ charge of arrangements. Wednesday. She was employed by Cheney wan Jr. & Sons Painting Co. He Memorial donations may be Register to vote Brown is an advisor for the school’s Student Bros, for several years before was a veteran of World War II. made to the Newington Veterans Council, which helped raise the money. retiring. She was a member of tbe serving with the U.S. Army. He Administration Hospital. 555 Wil­ The registrars of voters will hold a voter-making Nick Evageliou. Student Council president, says Presbyterian Church of was also a member of the South lard Ave., Newington 06111. session today from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Marshalls he is looking forwarchto being one of those who will Manchester. United Methodist Church and a Mall in the Manchester Parkade on Broad Street. help make the presentation scheduled for 3:30 p.m. She is survived by a son. former member of the British- Voter registration will also be taken for residents of Wiliam N. Unsworth. of Okla­ American Club and the Veteran any town in Connecticut in addition to changes of Sunday. Leslie W. Harlow "This was good because it was the first time we homa City. Okla.: two daughters. of Foreign Wars, both in address and any change of party enrollment for Mrs. Gail Rosetto of Manchester, Manchester. A memorial service will be held Manchester residents only. got the whole school rallied behind a common goal.’ ’ Evageliou said. and Mrs. Mary Troughton of Besides his wife, he is survived Monday for Leslie W. Harlow of The telethon is to be broadcast from Newington Myrtle Beach. S.C.: a brother, by seven sons. Timothy Mago­ 94 Tolland Road Bolton, who died Children’s Hospital Saturday and Sunday, accord­ William Holland of London. Can­ wan. Michael Magowan, Randall May 31 at Hartford Hospital. The ing to Evageliou. ada: four sisters. Mae H. Magowan, James Magowan, and service will be held at 11 a.m. at Calendar The money was raised through a joint effort of 10 Troughton of Manchester and John Magowan, all of Manches­ the United Methodist Church of schools in the Charter Oak Conference student Rachel Ferguson, Minnie Blair, ter. Benjamin Magowan III of Bolton. 1041 Boston Turnpike. senate. and Maudie Smith of Belfast. South Windsor, and Richard Burial will be at the convenience Manchester COC is the athletic conference for Coventry High Northern Ireland: and six Magowan of Anchorage. Alaska: of the family at Newington Center Monday School, however, two years ago. the student senate grandchildren. a daughter. Linda Brazinskas of Cemetery in Newington. Parking Authority. Lincoln Center gold room. 8 portion was formed. The funeral will be Thursday. am . "The reason it was formed is to encourage June 8. at 1:30 p.m. at the Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center non-competitive activities...to generate a feeling of Presbyterian Church of Man­ hearing room, 7 p.m. unity with the other schools, to reach out beyond our chester. 43 Spruce St. Burial will Tuesday school....’’ said Brown. be in East Cemetery. There are Board of Directors Comment Session. Municipal The 10 schools are Coventry High School. Bolton no calling hours. Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald Building. 9 to 10 a.m. High School. Bacon Academy. Howell Cheney Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Board of Directors, Lincoln Center hearing room, BENEFIT AUCTION — Anne Miller was held by Child and Family Services Regional Vocational Techical School. Cromwell Main St., is in charge of the 7:.30 p.m. auctions off a potted plant Friday before Inc. of Manchester to benefit the High School. East Hampton High School. Portland arrangements. Wednesday several smiling onlookers. The auction agency. High School. RHAM High School. Rocky Hill High Hockanum River Linear Park Committee. School, and Vinal Technical School. Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. Evageliou said each school had a coin contribu­ Margaret Murphy Go lots of places and only unpack once! Library Board. Whiton Memorial Library, 7:30 tion competition. Margaret' Murphy, 77. of p.m. At Coventry High School. $630 was raised. Your cruise experts at Triple-A Travel Storrs, died Friday. (June 2,1989) Thursday Town could benefit from bill Together, the 10 schools raised the $8,000. at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ can help you plan the relaxed, Democratic Subcommittee, Municipal Building This is the first year the conference student senate tal. She was the wife of Walter J. coffee room. 7 p.m. had worked to do something for the Newington Murphy. care-free vacation you’ve always Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold Children’s Hospital. Brown said. She was born in Manchester. room. 7:30 p.m. that governs recycling firms "It was such a success we very well might do it Nov. 20. 1911, and had been a dreamed of. again.” resident of Storrs for five years Bv Andrew Yurkovsky Andover amendment by a superior court amount to no more than 20 Newington Children’s Hospital treats seriously ill after living in Coventry and And you’ll be surprised at the Manchester Herald judge’s decision lastyeartoallow percent of the recyclable mate­ or crippled children. Manchester. Before retiring, she Wednesday N S Realty. 260 Tolland Turnpike, rial handled by the operator. Evageliou said the $8,000 will go to buy a piece of was employed as an inspectoral savings on cruise lines you know... Manchester will be able to keep Board of Selectmen. Town Office Building. 3:30 to dump residue from out-of-town Hartford Superior Court Judge machinery for the hospital. the former New IV^odel Laundry p.m. Princess (Love Boats), Carnival, the recycling residue from out-of- trash in Manchester’s landfill. Ronald Fracasse granted a tem­ and had also worHed in several town garbage out of the town Meotti said he thought the judge’s porary injunction in November area grocery stores. She was a landfill if a bill under considera­ Holland America, Norwegian (NCL) Bolton decision was wrong. preventing the town from barring Birthday party member of Wrightsville Seniors. tion in the Legislature becomes Town ordinances prohibit the N S Realty and two related Tuesday Besides her husband, she is and Royal Caribbean. law. dumping of out-of-town trash in trash-hauling companies. Admi­ Special towni meeting. Community Hall, 7 p.m survived by a daughter. Irene M. The state Senate Wednesday the landfill, but N S Realty had ral Trucking and Anco Inc., from Our group rates are so low we Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. slated for Hale Lukas of Manchester; two sis­ unanimously approved a bill on claimed that the residue was the dumping residue at the landfill. ters, Martha McCollum and Jane Thursday recycling that could require the byproduct of an industrial opera­ can’t advertise the prices! Assistant Town Manager Lukas of Manchester; a brother- Board of Education. Bolton Center School, 7:30 municipality from which trash tion and that the town had to COVENTRY — Rain or shine, state hero Nathan Steven R. Werbner said that the in-law and sister-in-law, James p.m. originates to take back the accept it. Hale’s birthday (June 5. 1755) will be celebrated in Individual rates from as town would have to push for a and Dorothy Murphy, of Jewett remains of the trash after recy­ Under the recycling bill passed grand style at his birthplace on Sunday with the ruling on the permanent injunc­ City, a borough of Griswold: eight low as $395 per person. O i cling, even if the recycling by the Senate, a town in which a beating of drums and the firing of muskets. 0 0 Coventry tion to try to overturn the grandchildren: 10 great­ O) operation is in another town, state recycling operator is located The grounds of the Nathan Hale Homestead on Monday temporary one. He welcomed grandchildren; several nieces Call your AAA Travel Sen. Michael P. Meotti, D- would have the right to force the South Street will come alive with performances by and nephews. She was prede­ Town Council. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. passage of the Senate recycling Glastonbury, said Thursday. The operator to take residue back to the Nathan Hale Ancient Fifes and Drums, and ceased by a daughter, Elizabeth cruise experts today. a Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Office bill now goes on to state House of bill. 3 the town from which the waste Knowlton’s Rangers. Colton. Building. 7:30 p.m. Representatives. originated. Meotti said. "It certainly would be a step in "This ‘regalement’ of our most famous Revolu­ The funeral will be Monday at Drug and Alcohol Commission, Second Congrega­ The provision on recycling Meotti said his amendment the right direction,’’ he said. tionary War hero is a special tribute to the 9:15 a.m. at St. Bridget Church tional Church. 7:30 p.m. residue is included in an amend­ •o eliminated a provision in the bill Angelo Squillante, the execu­ townspeople of Coventry, who have supported the followed by a Mass of Christian Tuesday ment drafted by Meotti that is 3 that would have required a tive officer for N S Realty. Homestead over the years.’’ said Mary Beth Baker, burial at 10 a.m. Burial will be in Housing Committee, on site. 7 p.m. included in the bill. Meotti said he recycler’s hometown to accept Admiral and Anco. could not be site administrator, in a news release. St. Bridget Cemetery. Calling CAU NO School Building Committee. Coventry High was prompted to make the residue, but the residue could reached for comment Friday. Activities will be ongoing from 2 to 4 p.m., with hours will be Sunday from 2 to 4 Q School, 7:30 p.m. Tihefirst class travel agency refreshments and tours of the homestead free to p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. < Republican Town Committee, Town Office residents of Coventry from 1 to 5 p.m. thafs not just for members only. o: Building. 7:30 p.m. Technical workers reject contract Owned by The Antiquarian and Landmarks u Wednesday WEST HARTFORO WATERFORD MANCHESTER PlARIVHJlE HARTFORD X Parks and Recreation Commission. Patriot’s Society, the Nathan Hale Homestead was built in NEW HAVEN (AP) — Techni­ scheduled to meet with company sons motel in New Haven. Guth­ In Memoriam 233-8511 443-4376 646-7096 747-4511 236-5864 X Park. 7:30 p.m. 1776, the year of Capt. Nathan Hale’s death. Hale 1-800-842-4320 1-800-842-8691 u cal workers who service compu­ officials'Thursday night to try rie said workers were prepared to In sad and loving memory of Building Code Board of Appeals. Town Office family memorabilia are on display, including ter systems for Off Track Betting and hammer out a new contract, strike if no agreement was Russell Copeland, who passed C/5 Building. 7:30 p.m. Nathan Hale’s Bible. u centers in Connecticut and New said Dion Guthrie, business man­ reached before the current con­ away on June 3, 1978. X Thursday York City rejected a proposed ager of Local 1501 of the Interna­ tract expired at midnight Vistors to the homestead come from all over the u Board of Education. Coventry High School. 7:30 Time will never erase our z three-year contract Wednesday tional Brotherhood of Electrical Thursday. world, "in search of the meaning of the Revolution, p.m. memories or love for you. < night, a union official said. Workers. Attempts to reach General of patriotism and heroism, and of what life was like s Arts Commission. Town Office Building. 7:30p.m. Sadly Missed, The 28 workers, who are The workers voted 20-8 on Instrument Corp. officials in New for the average family in the Revolutionary War Coventi^’s Advocacy to Sensible Expansion, Marian and family I employed by General Instru­ Thursday to reject the contract in Haven Wednesday night by tele­ era.” said Baker. t e Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. ments Corp. of New York, were a meeting at the Howard John­ phone were unsuccessful. 1 NATION & WORLD Man charged in Norwalk rape Dodd would hike Historic Bush lauds officials’ salary to be questioned about murder police Friday, Norwalk police elections WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen Christopher J. WESTPORT (AP) — A Nor­ opportunity Dodd, one of the few lawmakers to back the walk carpenter charged in a said. controversial and ill-fated pay raise package Franzese’s attorney, Anthony recent rape and suspected in J. Depanfilis was in court Friday earlier this year, introduced two bills in the another sexual assault will be in Poland Senate Friday that would raise salaries for and not available for comment. questioned in connection with last The victim’s husband, Craig for peace lawmakers, .judges and federal scientists and week’s bizarre murder of a WARSAW, Poland (AP) - phase out speaking fees for legislators Wertkin, has said he wasn’t with Westport woman. his wife the night of her murder. Eastern Europe’s first somewhat “In the four months or so since we debated Michael Franzese, 28, was democratic elections in more the president’s pay raise proposal, the He has been questioned by police, By Walter R. AAears arraigned Thursday in Norwalk but hasn’t discussed details of the than 40 years pit Solidarity, The Associated Press headlines have receded the cartoons and the Superior Court on charges of reborn and invigorated, against a call-in shows have turned to other topics, but case. He operates the Crayton attempted murder, first-degree Furniture ,Corp. of Westport. Communist Party struggling to KENNEBUNKPORT, MAINE — President Bush the issues raised at that time remain ” Dodd sexual assault and first degree keep itself and the economy returned from his European mission Friday calling said The husband has told police kidnapping in connection with that his wife’s murder was afloat. it “a triumph of hope” for a world moving beyond The Connecticut Democrat introduced one Wednesday night’s rape. bill that would increase the salaries of federal similar to a crime depicted in the About 80 percent of Poland’s 27 the Cold War. He was being held on $500,000 film, “Criminal Law.” The movie million eligible voters are ex­ Bush said the Western alliance is on the offensive judges, executive branch political appointees bond and was secheduled to and top research scientists by 10 percent a year includes two rainy-night scenes in pected to enter curtained booths for peace and must stay there. After months during return to court June 13. which women are strangled and Sunday and choose from long lists which Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev held for four years beginning in January. Franzese, who is self- The second bill would raise the salaries of their bodies burned. of candidates for seats in the the initiative in arms-control proposals. Bush employed. was arrested in his claimed it back. senators. House members and senior legisla­ The Bridgeport Telegram re­ Sejm, the existing unicameral car, which was parked in a parliament, and a new Senate. “I am now returning from Europe with a message tive aides by 10 percent a year for four years wooded area of a Norwalk park. ported Friday that Westport town for the American people — a message of hope,” the white reducing honoraria at a rate of 25 percent records show the Wertkins re­ Campaigning went down to the The 28-year-old rape victim was wire Friday, with Solidarity president said on arrival at Pease Air Force Base in a yearuntil it isbannedattheendoffouryears in the car. police said. She was cently completed renovations on Dodd was one of a handful oi awrnakers to MICHAEL FRANZESE leader Lech Walesa taping a nearby New Hampshire. “We have a great and being strangled with a rope tied in their home. But the owner of the historic opportunity to shape the changes that are back a proposed .50 percent pay raise earlier . . . charged in rape company that did the work said television message and Gen. a noose and her wrists were Wojciech Jaruzelski. the Polish transforming Europe.” this year, arguing that salaries should be handcuffed, police said. he didn't know Franzese and that raised and honoraria eliminated But most lot ofSpcculation about this. It’s a leader, delivering a rare televi­ The president said the opportunity grew from the Westport police want to ques­ the suspect didn’t work at the strength and resolve of the United States and its other lawmakers, feeling in'ense political tion Franzese about the May 24 horrible situation. It’s devastat­ Wertkin home, Norwalk Police sion address. pressure voted against the raise despite ing to the family ... We’re just allies, and “also because of the power of ideas — murder of 38-year-old Joan Wert- Lt. Arthur .\rway said Westport Walesa urged restraint on both especially one idea which is sweeping the private grumblings that a raise was needed kin, the mother of two children. doing what cops do best, being police are investigating if Fran­ sides and said many people in the Honest discussion of the appropriate salary investigators.” communist world: democracy.” She had been strangled with a zese had done any caprentry government were worried about Bush was greeted at the air base by 2,000 people, for members of this body mus^ begin with a rope or cord Her body was found Westport police attempted to work in Wektport. the election’s outcome. recognition that the true pay level for I’nited question Franzese Wednesday including military personnel and children let out of late that rainy night under a pile “We are running very aggres­ school for the event, after his seven-hour flight from States senators is not $89,500 it is really night, but he declined to talk Meanwhile, Norwalk police are sively and proposing clear solu­ of burning brush near a shopping trying to determine if Franzese London, final stop on his week-long journey to four $125,300 ’ Dodd said in a prepared floor complex on Main Street. without an attorney. Franzese tions.” he said. "A lot of people still had not talked to Westport had any role in a May 20 rape The Associrted Prees nations. speech. Westport Police Chief Ronald with other political concepts have He told the cheering crowd that his conventional Malone said Friday that he not seen such a thing before, and FIRST FISH — President George Bush beams with pride arms cut challenge to Moscow is not an arrogant one couldn't comment on the case LargiaMugh to handtoywr MMto — Snail MNgh to glvi pnmmlind Mndn. they are scared. A lot of people as he holds up a mackerel that was caught by a fishing but a bold, fair, good-faith appeal. because it is still under are scared.” companion during an outing off the Maine coast near his It was an upbeat finale to an upbeat week for investigation Packaging rules He said Solidarity and the home in Kennebunkport on Friday. Bush returned Friday Bush. Pronouncing the European trip an unquali­ But he did say. "There’s been a Communist Party face “hard fied success, Bush lieutenants predicted its impact work ” in finding solutions to from a week-long trip to Europe and is scheduled to would carry over into domestic affairs OK’d by House Poland’s economic and social spend the weekend at his home. “This helps,” said John Sununu, the White House problems. chief of staff. "We’re going to try to take full “We are all learning on both advantage of it.” H \RTFORD lAPi - The state House of sides,” Walesa said. ”We Bush was asked on Air Force One if the trip would Representatives on Friday easih passed a hill shouldn’t give way to emotions ... Prime minister vows give him greater respect. “I never thought I lev M l a $1 per ton dumpme fee on trash and giving because emotion could destroy suffered from lack of respect.” he said, then sta.v environmental official.s authority in regulate Legal us.” laughed. “You mean a little like Rodney packacing materials starting in 1991 Jaruzelski made a similar ‘clean start’ in Japan Dangerfield?” The hill aimed at encouraging recycling, passed TallTi* cotnpKne syslei-i s installed & repaifBd ^ appeal. Bush began his day by planting a pin oak tree on on a 129-18 vote and now goes to the Senate Debate “This is first of all a dispute TOKYO (AP) — Sousuke Uno would be his first priority. the lawn behind Winfield House, residence of the on the bill lasted most of Friday afternoon, but much by AMERICAN became Japan’s new prime min­ His party, in power since it was about Poland, about what she will formed in 1955, has sunk to an U.S. ambassador in London, to commemorate his of it amounted to stalling by Republicans Attorney Leo J. Barrett FUEL OIL INC. 646-M05 be like tomorrow, a year from ister Friday and pledged to visit. Then he, Mrs. Bush and a six-helicopter Early versions of the bill, which was drafted by At Law Price subject to change “make a clean start” after all-time low in opinion polls Locally Qwnea ana Operate0 now,” he said. because of the scandal. It needs a entourage flew to Heathrow Airport to board Air Rep Marv Mushinsky, D-Wallingford. would have “An intention to revile those months of a bribery scandal that Force One for the trip home. levied taxes of up to 5 cents per item on all goods "THANK YOU” shook the establishment and boost before elections this representing different or inde­ summer for half the upper house, Bush chatted with aides and reporters, watched a packaged in non-recyclable containers. Town government does not pendent views, a push for a soiled the image of the governing But under heavy lobbying from retailers and the Liberal Democratic Party. but Uno’s initial appointments movie, caught a nap. Mrs. Bush showed off a gift just happen The programs, SUMMER RIDING CAMP crushing victory, this is not a were unlikely to provide one. from Queen Elizabeth II. a framed, autographed packaging industry. Mushinsky revised the bill, and good road. Playing with fire is not Parliament approved Uno the version passed Friday contains no taxes that efforts and new buildings (9;AM-1:PM DAILY) early in the day, ending the Ryutaro Hashimoto, his choice photo of the queen with one of the renowned White allowed. Choosing the road of for party secretary-general, told House puppies. It was taken in May when she visited penalize non-recyclable packages and services are not hostility, tension and upheavals party’s five-week search for Still Mushinsky described the bill as the first guaranteed They are the For Children 7-18 Years Old someone unblemished by the reporters Friday he had received friends of the Bushes at their horse farm near would be deadly to Poland.” 2.4 million yen ($17,000) in 1985-86 effort in the nation to regulate packaging materials. result of considerable work, Beginners To Intermediate In apparent acknowledgment scandal, in which Recruit Co. is Lexington, Ky. She said it is needed because of the extraordinary sweat, tears and frustrations accused of trying to buy influence from Recruit Co., a data and The Bushes plan to return to Washington on that Solidarity would win a great Sunday after relaxing over the weekend at their shortage of landfill space in Connecticut. of dedicated local persons with cut-price stock and huge publishing conglomerate. •Includes Lots Of Riding many seats, he called for a His new chief Cabinet secre­ Kennebunkport home. “We re going to start w'ith this.” Mushinsky said who are trying to improve “broad, post-election coalition.” campaign donations. after the vote. “If it doesn’t get (the packaging He had been foreign minister tary, Masajuro Shiokawa, said he The centerpiece of the trip was the NATO summit our town. Do not forget to •Stable Management Party candidates and their had given a blank signed receipt industry’s) attention, we’re going to add some allies are guaranteed 299 seats in and replaces Noboru Takeshita. in Brussels on Monday and Tuesday, and Bush’s give these officials a smile who resigned to take responsibil­ to another Liberal Democrat, presentation there of a proposal for drastic teeth '■ . • r r 11 •Field Trips the Sejm, or 65 percent. Solidarity The bill would set a $1 per ton dumping fee for all and a pat on the back. They ity for the scandal. who divided a large donation reductions in East-West conventional forces in are working for us. They candidates are contesting the from Recruit among several such trash The money would go to the state s recycling •Trail Rides other 161 seats and all 100 places In a suggestion of a tougher line Europe, cuts he said should come by 1993. need an occasional "thank on trade policy, Uno told repor­ receipts to get around reporting In addition, the allied summit agreed to trust fund. in the Senate, which will be the requirements. The bill also sets up a task force to study the you". A Week Of Camp $120»° first freely chosen legislative ters the American use of threats compromise settlement of a disagreement over possibility of forcing newspapers to use recyclable to gain trade concessions from Analysts said the appointments short-range nuclear missiles, which are to be put on Sign Up For One Or More Weeks chamber in the communist world. indicated a continuation of Take- newsprint Earlier versions of the bill would have Ucemed ta CT IfW Walesa, who entered negotia­ Japan was "like negotiating with the negotiating table only after a conventional arms reouired newspapers to switch to recyclable paper, Call For Brochure your fists up.” shita’s policies. deal is completed. The United States and Britain Leo J. Barrett, P.C. tions with authorities in February At least six ministers in the but a loophole added Friday by Mushinsky allows Attorney At Law hoping to regain Solidarity’s legal Foreign Ministry spokesman were wary of negotiations; West Germany wanted newspapers to avoid the switch. 633-7685 Taizo Watanabe said, however, 20-member government that Uno them immediately. CT. TOLL FREE status, emerged two months later installed Friday are carry-overs The bill authorizes state environmental officials 1-M0-3S-44 M»-«4S5 HUNTERS RUN STABLE cracy in Poland. He is not a several others served in previous strength of NATO. The alliance “has never been codes that would be affixed to packages to tell candidate, but he is directing the continuity” in foreign policy. more united, never been stronger,” he said. Hartford-fn-UH administrations. consumers their contents, starting Oct. 1, 1991. 78 Hunters Lane opposition campaign. Uno, 66, said political reform “We want industry to voluntarily change its ^Your m II* mre rtuumed dmity. packaging to be more friendly to recycling. Glastonbury, C t_____ Mushinsky said. 1

V Nation & World Alar is taken off the market under the name Alar, would market, although there is no WASHINGTON (AP) - The government ban on its use The ublic service or trash T V ? manufacturer of Alar, the apple continue to about 70 markets Abandoned boys No sign of rocket debris outside the United States, includ­ EPA said it also will notify chemical that stirred a national foreign governments about furor over a possible cancer risk ing some that export apples and WASHINGTON (AP) — A Soviet satellite booster apple products to this country. agency concerns about Alar. get to keep farm ‘America’s Most Wanted’ stirs a debate rocket re-entered the atmosphere over the U.S.- to children, said Friday it is taking the substance off the U.S. However, a spokeswoman for “The action taken by Uniroyal proven prejudicial to criminal Canadian border with no sign that any debris the International Apple Institute GAINESVILLE. Ga. (AP) - Seven brothers crimes,” he said. , reached the ground, a State Department spokesman market immediately. will significantly reduce risk By Lee MItgano The International Association defendants. Uniroyal Chemical Co. con­ said most imported apples are from exposure to daminozide.” who struggled to remain together after their The Associated Press “In every case that has gone to said Friday. green ones, such as Granny mother died and their father abandoned them of Chiefs of Police, in Arlington. The Soviet news agency Tass reported the launch tinued to defend the chemical as said Victor Kimm. the EPA’s court, local prosecutors and Smiths, which are not treated acting assistant administrator will be given their grandfather’s farm as a NEW YORK — Critics have Va., gave “America’s Most Wednesday and said in a later dispatch that the safe but said continued use on Wanted” an “excellence in me­ lawyers have been able to agree apples “is causing doubt and with Alar. for pesticides and toxic result of a probate agreement. dismissed it as “trash TV,” ‘"TV on juries that hadn’t see ‘Ameri­ third stage of the Proton rocket booster, which had dia” award last October. confusion about the safety of Supplies of the chemical held substances. The agreement filed in Hall County Probate tabloid journalism,” or media- ca’s Most Wanted.’” he said. put three satellites into orbit, descended over the by U.S. customers may be Court last week provides the 7.4-acre farm of inspired vigilantism. But the American Civil Liber­ U.S.-Canadian border. America’s food supply.” The EPA has said it plans to ties Union has raised questions Others have questioned Apple growers and processors returned for refunds, the com­ Cecil O’Kelley in Tadmore to the seven But because of “America’s whether the program leads to There was “no indication that any debris of any pany said. ban use of daminozide in food grandsons. Most Wanted,” a suspect in the about the program’s fairness. kind hit the ground,” said State Department had pleaded for such action products because tests in labora­ “Our worry is that the program neighbors snitching on neighbors, because fears about Alar* had The Environmental Protection A problem arose when O’Kelley s widow, drug-related torture-slaying of 12 causing authorities to harass spokesman Richard Boucher. He said the descent of Agency said late Friday it has tory animals have indicated the Mary Evelyn, filed last year for $16,000 in persons in Mexico was nabbed in portrays the actual crime prior to Such boosters is a routine occurrence and that they drastically cut into apple indus­ chemical can cause cancer. Final an indictment or conviction in a innocent persons. try sales. reached agreement with Uni­ support from her husband’s estate. When Arizona in April. Last month, an Replied Linder: “We tell our almost always burn up in the atmosphere before royal on a plan to monitor the action on the proposed regulation O’Kelley died in 1985 he left an overdrawn escapee from a California jail way'hat suggests guilt,” said reaching the ground. The - company said sales of is not expected until late 1990. Colleen O’Connor, national direc­ viewers they can call anonym­ daminozide, which is marketed removal of Alar from the U.S. checking account and an overdue note on the charged with jewel theft and ously. But fully 65 percent are Capt. Thomas Niemann of the U.S. Space land, so there was no way to pay Mrs. O’Kelley kidnapping was caught in Rapid tor of public education. “It has Command at Colorado Springs said the Soviet the effect of validating the willing to leave their numbers for without selling the farm. City, S.D. followup by law enforcement rocket booster was tracked back into the atmos­ The agreement sells the farm to a trust fund And this week, an 18-year accusation. That could preempt phere at 2:54 p.m. EDT Wednesday at 48.5 degrees the right to a fair trial in some investigators. People are not Wright relaxes as others scurry set up for the seven O’Kelley brothers by search for John E. List, wanted in using this show to bother their north and about 96 degrees west, which would place cases.” benefactors touched by their plight. The fund, connection with the shooting neighbors.”______it over Minnesota’s border with Canada. voting for those positions proba­ which has exceeded $100,000, will make back deaths of his mother, wife and “It would be one thing if the WASHINGTON (AP) - House But there was no known opposi­ tion to Foley among the Demo­ bly will take place no sooner than payments and will provide $4,000 to Mrs. three children in Westfield, N.J., show only functioned like an Seventeen Sinhalese slain Speaker Jim Wright relaxed in a week after next week’s speaker electronic post office billboard, crats, who hold a strong majority O’Kelley. , . . ended in Richmond, Va., after the EMERGENCY his office Friday as other Demo­ election. The boys* mother died in 1983 of a brain case was featured on the Fox she said. “But it’s quite another if Fire — Police — Medical COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — Gunmen tied up 17 cratic leaders jockeyed for inside in the House, and it was a given tumor, telling the oldest, Terry O’Kelley, that television program on May 21 and the content of a program des­ Sinhalese and shot them to death in a series of position in the race to move ahead they will their own nominee Reps. Richard Gephardt, D- her last wish was for the brothers to remain prompted some 300 phoned-in cribes something as true that DIAL 911 attacks nationwide that appeared to be orches­ in the power structure after rather than the Republican nomi­ Mo., and Ed Jenkins, D-Ga., are together. tips. could be debatable.” In Manchester trated, military officials said Friday. Wright’s resignation takes effect. nee when the full House votes competing for Foley’s position of They stayed with their grandfather until his This ratings mainstay of the Linder said his show has not •The bodies of eight young men, their hands tied “He’s taking calls. He didn’t Tuesday after the separate party Majority Leader. Gephard- is a death left them in the hands of Thomas fledgling Fox network has turned behind their backs, were found Thursday by have much time to take them caucuses. member of the Democratic lead­ O’Kelley, their alcoholic father. He stripped 22 million Sunday viewers into workers at a plantation in the central Sri Lankan .yesterday,” said Mark Johnson, Even among Republicans, Fo­ ership who ran unsuccessfully the farm of its chicken houses and lumber, then bloodhounds, responding to tele­ city of Beragala, the officials said, speaking on the Texas Democrat’s press ley is well-liked and regarded as last year for the party’s preside - left and was convicted of abandonment. vised mug shots and dramatized condition of anonymity. secretary. showing much more courtesy to tial nomination. Jenkins is a east of the river Beragala is 45 miles northeast of Colombo. the minority party than Wright. The brothers, then aged from 17 to 7, tried to re-enactments of crimes with up 191 East Canitr St. Wright, who announced Wed­ popular member of the inore tough it out alone on the ranch but lost all they to 5.000 phoned-in tips every Manclintar, CT Four bodies were found Thursday in the southern nesday that he would step down Foley said this week he wanted to conservative wing of the party. had when the converted trailer they lived in week. 647-1419 town of Matara, 72 miles south of Colombo, and five as speaker upon selection of his turn, the House away from the burned. Since ‘‘America’s Most bodies were found in Kurunegala district, 36 miles successor, spent Thursday doing partisan bitterness of the past few ‘ The No. 3 Democratic leader­ Benefactors built a four-bedroom house for Wanted” first aired 15 months northeast of the capital, they said. interviews with reporters. months and get legislators back ship slot, majority whip, is being the boys and an anonymous donor gave ago, 79 of the 154 fugitives profiled They said all the men were killed in similar He planned a relaxed weekend, to work legislating. vacated by Rep. Tony Coelho. property next to their farm. A chicken house on have been captured, and 48 were fashion but did not give details. but planned to join the congres­ President Bush, returning from D-Calif. Coelho recently acknowl- that land later burned, killing 3,500 birds. the direct result of viewer tips, Independent sources said the executions were sional delegation traveling to Europe on Air Force One, was. , edged.that he failed to report a Investigators blamed arsonists but no arrests said Michael Linder, the pro­ carried out by pro-government vigilante groups Miami on Sunday for a memorial asked Friday -about talk of a loan from a saVings-and-loan were made. gram’s executive producer. that previously killed members of an anti­ service honoring Rep. Claude political war in the House. whose chief executive helped set Terry O’Kelley, now 21, lives with his wife TV fare like this is a long way government Sinhalese extremist organization. The Pepper, D-Fla., who - died ,.this ' “I don’t like it,'’ he replied. him up in a junk bond deal. and infant son in a house on the donated from “The Ed Sullivan Show,” sources spoke on condition'of anonymity. W66k> But 'the' president, a former chicken farm. He works in a carpet mill. the Sunday sine qua non of a Wright’s reign as speaker i? House member hingself, declined Two boys live in the house that was built for generation ago. After 67 episodes, John Paul travels north expected to end Tuesday, the day •' to offer advice on the new Weekly the brothers, two live with relatives and the “America’s Most Wanted” has a Democratic caucus has been Democratic leadership team. Health Tip youngest two are in a boarding school in Rome, attracted both strong supporters MANCHESTER - FOREST HILLS TROMSOE, Norway (AP) — Pope John Paul II scheduled to nominate a new “The last thing they need is preached against a godless world Friday and visited speaker^ almost certainly the advice from the executive branch Ga. and detractors. Let me show you this spacious and beautiful 4 bedroom. 3 bath Ranch in his northernmost flock in the Land of the Midnight Terry O’Kelley remains the legal guardian Citing the program’s success in Forest Hills! Features include; current majority leader, Thomas about how to proceed,” Bush fo ' his brothers who still are minors. * Master bedroom with full bath/whiflprol and atrium doors to decK. Sun. S. FoleyrD-Wash. said. drawing attention to fugitives. In a city better known for nightclubs than Los Angeles County officials last. . * Family room with fireplace and sliders to dock. Republicans also planned to While Foley appears headed * Spacious country kitchon/dining room. devotion, thousands of people braved a 39 degree meet Tuesday to nominate Minor­ toward certain election, several February began circulating,des­ chill and gray skies that hid the sun as the pontiff led criptions and photographs of * Walkout basement with sliders to patio and private yard. ity Leader Bob Michel, R-Ill, as' candidates are vying for the other * And much moroll evening prayers. speaker. Democratic leadership slots. The wanted criminals among ,all “We are gathered this evening in the long bright City, state tunnels county employees. Call for an appointment to see this lovely home. VALERIE HUESTIS M5-8293 twilight of the north, in the light of the unsetting sun The FBI. despite initial skepti­ which so clearly symbolizes Christ,” John Paul missing the mark cism, is now a firm supporter of said. He wore a white overcoat and spoke in English. by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. the TV program and has cooper­ Tromsoe, an island in a fjord surrounded by CHICAGO (AP) — The city and state began ated with producers on a number snowcapped peaks, is at 70 degrees latitude, 217 building from opposite ends and the result — a of cases, including the List case. miles inside the Arctic Circle. It is the northtern- HEADS UP! “The FBI has told us that there tunnel that doesn’t meet in the middle — has left the / j A/ it < tim / '/j ^/utt/t-^K - '/jU ftti/tJ t / '/)/tj/ .'t/^ttl//fM , most outpost of the church, with 680 Roman Good posture, with the head is no way to estimate the number held high. Is one key to keeping project in a muddle and architects in a huddle. f . ' t/H4 tt y / t f t ' / r r H at of Americans alive today because Catholics. , a youthful body. A drooping Already four years behind schedule, the pedway “I’m surprised so many people came, but we don t head can deplete lung capacity of ‘America’s Most Wanted,”’ get many famous people here,” said a young woman designed to link City Hall with the State of Illinois said Linder in an interview. by 30%, reducing oxygen Center across the street to the north was only a few “There is a benefit that goes in blue jeans and a ski jacket. needed to produce energy and tantalizing inches from completion Friday. beyond simply arresting fugi­ nourish tissues. If your spine Dr. Henry Jacobi ii pleated to Eastern announces cuts curves forward, your Intestines Unfortunately, the state’s section is 9 inches lower tives. These are among the announce that Dr. Peter Brown sag to the pelvic floor, blocking than the city’s and 8 inches too far east. nation’s most violent criminals. will be joining Obitetric and MIAMI (AP) — Strike-slowed Eastern Airlines good elimination. With head Fingers have been pointed in both directions over Capturing them means preven­ Gynecologic Asiociatei o f West said Friday it was requiring non-union employees to held back, you’ll look taller, who is to blame, but both sides agree about this tion of murders and other serious Hartford, PC on July I, 1989. work more hours for the same pay. cutting thinnerr, firmer; for women It muchi It’s going to take $309,669 in changes Dr. Brown is a 1982 graduate management pay by 20 percent and eliminating can mean a 50% less sag in the The Woodbridge Room at the Manchester bustline. among them, a new elevator stop at City Hall — to of Brown University and a 1985 vacations for the rest of the year. put matters on an even keel. graduate of Brown University The austerity measures were announced as a Country Club will not be open for lunch “The city screwed up or the state screwed up, but CALDWELL Medical School. He is completing federal bankruptcy judge in New York kept alive either way, us taxpayers get the bill. So what’s his specialty training at Mount hopes by striking employees that the enfeebled on June 7th due to a private reservation. new?” said James McGee, standing outside City OIL INC. Sinai Hospital. Dr. Brown will be airline might be purchased by a friendly investor Hall and in front of a plywood wall erected to keep practicing obstetric and gyneco­ they are backing with their own money. 646-0103 pedestrians away from the work site. logic medicine and surgery. At a hearing, U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Burton R. “I came down here to get my vehicle sticker and Lifland gave the investor group led by Chicago Manchester Country Club 348 Main Street I’m glad I did,” said McGee, a meatcutter. “The The practice has offices in (Pest commodities trader Joseph Ritchie until 2 p.m. 305 South Main Street Manchester * Hartford, Avon and fPethenfield way the city is throwing away money, it’ll probably 75p«r gal. C. O. O. EDT Monday to further refine a revised buyout and is a Hartford Hospittd af­ 150 gal. minimum purchaaa proposal, based on discussions with the airline and Manchester, CT 06040 649-1025 cost me more next year.” filiated group. John C. Hill, the city’s coordinating architect on its major creditors. the $2 million project, said the city has agreed to 649-8841 pick UP the tab for the changes, even though he PricM Subitet to Chango conti' ''.“J to insists the state is at fault. J u

officials seize and ban books accents are more familiar to The majority of the books on the That depends on your definition of than the clipped English of the BBC: It N By Jack Anderson banned list are published by Path­ human rights. No one is being is American English, not English and Dale Van Atta finder Press, which is waging a tortured with a cattle prod or English that they are seeking to sentenced to a chain gang. But OPINION vehement campaign to protest the master. . . WASHINGTON - When U.S. troops banning. The Grenadian government enlightened people are supposed to The VGA has been heartened by a invaded the tiny Caribbean island of has also received letters of protest understand that freedom of the i^t^d heavy flow of mail from Chinese Grenada in 1983. the idea was to from several members of Congress is more precious than freedom of the students in the United States urging Chinese students restore all the benefits of freedom and including Reps. Ron Dellums. D- body and that loss of one inevitably the network to keep the flow of news democracy. It hasn’t turned out quite Calif., and Sidney R. Yates. D-Ill. leads to loss of the other. coming from China. IkNiSIKUS’ that way for Grenadians. The Grenadian book banning isn’t Beijing authorities also seem to feel . « i r s w s*f(Sv?-.Ko. Grenadian officials have been seiz­ getting much attention from the Voice of China VGA is effective. They have sporadi­ United States otherwise. It isn’t the »R?- teaching the worid ing a variety of books entering the The Chinese student revolution is cally jammed the VGA broadcasts. country because Prime Minister kind of heinous human rights violation ;mi|ptivpwrs!! giving the Voice of America radio Steroids to go “ok TRW CUE MIT- Herbert Blaize doesn’t want the that demands a response from the broadcast one of its finest hours. tions later, Chinese students have people living under his democracy to Bush administration. Grenada still The ban on steroids in the United gone beyond mere protest. They VGA, the U.S. government radio By Chuck Stone read them. He thinks they might enjoys a cozy relationship with the States has boosted business for are calling for massive changes network, broadcasts nearly nine pushers of the dangerous muscle jeopardize peace and national secur­ United States and benefits from about in the system. But the system has hours a day in Mandarin Chinese and drugs in Canada and Mexico. Gne WW(UM 6 iS R t Graduating seniors head out ity in Grenada. The government has $10 million in U.S. aid every year. resisted change for 3,500 years. one-half hour daily in Cantonese, Mexican company got its hands on a into the real world, convinced drafted a list of banned books and Since the Reagan administration China is a history of dynasties — much of it devoted to news. Sports Illustrated mailing list and has their class is special, their year customs officials are seizing them by took such great pride in its Shang, Ming, Ch’ing, Nationalist There are also eight hours of daily been advertising its products through historical. their members unique. the box at Point Salines airport. commando-style invasion of Grenada and now Communist. Whether broadcasts in English to rnainland But the class of 1989 can lay claim Most of the banned books are leftist. to wrest the country from the clutches the mail. All vou have to do is cross ruled by Dowager Empress Tz’u China and Southeast Asia. The over the border into Tijuana and the to membership in one of Western They include titles by Fidel Castro. of Marxism, it follows that the Bush Hsi, the Japanese puppet Wang English language broadcasts are company “ can provide the steroids civilization’s most exciting mo­ Kari Marx. Malcolm X and Maurice administration should be more con­ Chingwei, the American ally almost as popular as the Chinese you need and want in large or small ments — the Chinese students Bishop, the leftist Grenadian leader cerned about preserving the freedoms Chiang Kaishek or Communist broadcasts, for a number of reasons. quantities delivered to you in our revolution. who was assassinated in 1983. The that were allegedly bought by that Premier Li Peng, China has The students are given to quoting The ability of millions of books can be read in Grenada’s patron invasion. office suite.” managed to absorb with almost from American Revolution figures The international scandal around students to bring China’s commu­ country, the United States. But Canada is also a strong Grenada paradoxical nonchalance the con­ and Abraham Lincoln. They prefer the alleged use of steroids by nist dictatorship to its knees has apparently freedom of thought is too ally, but is also unwilling to jump into vulsions of violent change. the VGA to Britain’s BBC broadcasts Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson in the awed the world. A million people dangerous to entrust to Grenadians. the book-banning controversy. Our Students may be reaching to in China because philosophically, Glympics hasn’t dampened the trade in any kind of demonstration, as Literature by left-leaning and com­ associate Scott Sleek obtained a letter that cultural intractability as economically and politically, the in'Canada either. A Toronto firm there were in Beijing, boggles the munist authors is not the only thing from a Canadian government official they teach another lesson that students feel closer to the United offers mail-order steroids with a mind. (Only seven cities in missing from the shelves in Grenada. to Pathfinder Press. “ It would seem Americans unlearned two de­ premature to conclude that the Sldt€S minimum purchase of $75.______America have more people.) But The government has even banned They have learned their English cades ago — respect for one’s matter constitutes a significant in­ people (overt billion) are China’s books by Nelson Mandela, the impri­ most often from teachers who learned Jack Anderson and Dale Van Alta elders. soned civil rights leader in South fringement of fundamental human biggest resource. The lesson’s symbol is a student it from Americans and the VGA are syndicated columnists. rights.” the letter said. Beyond the Webster case As American students did 20 hero, a frail-looking 71-year-old Africa years ago, Chinese students are editor with unruly white wisps of pressing for moral change and Americans flatly opposes abortion on hair, Qin Benli. As he has the right, as Mao Tse-tung once threaded his way through groups BLAKE & BESAW demand, and would permit it only in the Open Forum By William A. Rusher put it, to let “ a hundred flowers of chanting demonstrators in three famous “hard cases” : pregnancies bloom and a hundred schools of Shanghai, many have cheered lot of these smart people — and not one Electrical Contractors Some time this month, the Supreme resulting from rape or incest, and those thought contend.” When you cases in which carrying the baby to term him. single “ millionaire.” Court is expected to hand down its decision think about it, that’s a fairly When the Communist Party put Just plain tired would jeopardize the life of the mother. in the Webster case. That is the case in accurate interpretation of the Qin’s weekly paper. The World For All Your Electrical Needs which the state of Missouri has asked the If, then, the court’s decision in the of being a loser Evelyn (Barracliffe) Tomaszewski First Amendment. Economic Herald, under the 16 South Road, Bolton court to reverse its historic 1973 ruling in Webster case returns any part of the In their demonstrations, the Commercial & Residential decision-making power in this area to the censorship fist of a “ rectification To the Editor: Roe vs. Wade, permitting abortion on Chinese students have melded the committee,” scores of Chinese demand during the first three months of state legislatures, the “ pro-life” forces intrinsic gentleness of Confucian Define government • Specializing In New Home Wiring may well have less cause to fear the journalists publicly supported I agree with J. Blaine Lewis Jr. about pregnancy. morality and the non-violent him. wanting to keep the Lotto game at 40 It is. of course, possible that the court outcome than their “ pro-choice” foes. • Service Up-Grades tactics of Gandhi and King. They “ We are just one little news­ numbers. When the numbers go up to 44 design and purpose may affirm its original decision. Certainly Before Roe vs. Wade, the great majority are teaching a watching world paper,” declared the septuagen­ and our chances decrease even further • Including Fire and Security Alarms it may find a way to avoid a total and of states either banned abortion outright or that non-violence can still stop To the Editor; severely limited the circumstances under arian Qin, “ but if we win, we can than they are at present. I will stop outright reversal. But the betting in armies, a lesson that rock­ contribute to a free press in Washington is that the "Reagan Court” which it was permissible. A few of the most throwing mv money away. To state Sen Joh n Larson: 649-4049 Manchester 649-0761 throwing Palestinian students China.” Faith is a powerful elixir. I think that people stop buying because will at least modify Roe in ways that will “ liberal” states allowed it on demand. I read your letter to (he editor in the have forgotten in their freedom In a country with a religious they never win — even $3. Facing reality, return to the 50 state legislatures soine That is likely to be the situation again, Manchester Herald. Your idea about Call For Free Estimates struggle against Israel. tradition of Confucianism, Bud­ and coming up with the common-sense fact part of the decision-making process on this when the smoke has blown away: ’^ e The Chinese students’ revolu­ setting up a committee to study govern­ Senior Citizen Discounts anti-abortion forces are likely to prevail in dhism and Taoism, a Christian that if I can’t pick three out of 10 numbers, ment spending sounds like a very noble controversial subject. tion for democracy exalts other prophet’s words seem exquisitely how can I possibly pick six out of 44? 'The The pro-abortion (or, as they prefer to all but a handful of states. lessons of history. idea. No doubt there are a great many state appropriate for this 1989 student odds are so a.stronomical — and I am just You will never get government spending put it, “ pro-choice” ) forces have pointed to When they pasted a few unas­ revolution. And a little child shall this fact as one practical consideration legislators, and candidates for state plain tired of being a loser. under control unless you first define the suming posters six weeks ago on lead them. I think the smartest people are the ones that ought to make anti-abortion ("pro- legislatures, who would be eternally the walls of Beijing University, design and purpose of government. The grateful if they could be spared this cup who never buy Lotto tickets — and I know a problem we have today is that government life” ) advocates think twice before calling they were following the path of an Chuck Stone is a senior editor for changes in Roe. Asserting that public altogether. But advocates on both sides of Augustinian monk who nailed 95 is trying to do things it has no business this battle are notoriously unyielding, and for the Philadelphia Daily News doing. Government lacks direction and opinion polls show strong public support Theses to the door of the castle and a syndicated columnist. for abortion on demand in the early months members of state legislatures will have to church at Wittenberg 472 years leadership. of pregnancy, they threaten to launch an make their decision on this issue and then ago and launched a religious A very good essay was written on the live (or die, politically) with the enormous drive in the state legislatures to revolution. design and origin of government. It was the write that support into state laws, if the consequences. When a young Chinese leader of ideas of this essay which created one of the Supreme Court makes this necessary. The upshot is that the battle (if it comes) the hunger strike wistfully longed Letters policy most powerful and freest nations on the They suggest that the outcome would be to write new state laws on the subject of for “ a beautiful perfect system,” earth. The whole progression of mankind the election of many hundreds of new stte abortion may provide Republicans with he seemed to replicate Alexis de The Manchester Herald in the last 200 years can trace its origin legislators pledged, not only to abortion on the best chance they have had in many Tocqueville’s praise of Ameri­ welcomes original letters to back to this man’s work. demand, but to the whole liberal agenda. years to weaken the Democratic grip on cans for their “ lively faith in the the editor. Thomas Paine wrote “Common Sense” But just how valid is this analysis ? One of the legislatures of many states. perfectibility of man.” Letters should be brief in 1776. It was these ideas that led to the the really big lies that the pro-abortion It is Democratic control of the state The ideas behind our American and to the point. They should origin of this nation. It was his essay on the The Old Cider Mill, Glastonbury, CT forces have propagated in recent years is legislatures that enables them to gerry­ Revolution still inspire the world. be typed or neatly handwrit­ design and origin of government that first Give a lasting memory of a special event with a mander the U.S. House of Representatives the myth that, according to the polls, a As Justice Oliver Wendell ten, and, for ease in editing, defined the difference between society and orint by local artist Diana Tyler. majority of Americans support abortion on so effectively that, while roughly equal Holmes so accurately predicted, should be double-spaced. government. View our exclusive selection of New England numbers of voters can cast their ballots for demand in the early months of pregnancy. “ Every idea is an incitement.” Letters must be signed with It is critical that you define the purpose scenes and other local historic sites. Republican and Democratic candidates On the contrary, almost every serious poll In 1919, ideas incited Chinese name, address and daytime of government before you set up a has reported that a solid majority of for Congress, the House is invariably students when they orchestrated telephone number (for veri­ committee to study spending. If the design controlled by the Democrats by around 260 and purpose of government is not defined, exposure the May Fourth Movement, a fication) . U. _ • limited massive protest against the The Herald reserves the this committee will just be a noble waste of art &JK. firainiii{£ Ca*H ina8lt* It will be ironic indeed if the Webster right to edit letters in the taxpayers’ money. Hour*: CloMd Monday Treaty of Versailles’ cession of 111 Center Street Tu«*.. Wed., FrI., 9-5:30 iHaurlipalpr Hrralft decision provides the kickoff for a interests of brevity, clarity Thur*. — Set. 9-5 Chinese territory to Japan. The Manchester — 646-6939 _____ 9-8 successful drive to end the liberal editor of a magazine. New Youth, and taste. Peter J. McNamara Founded In 1881 Democrats’ control of most state legisla­ 106 Summit St., Manchester PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publisher hpd called on the students to forgo Address letters to: Open ' c 1 «M t r t NEA. kie tures - and. ultimately, their grip on the old traditions and follow the ideas Forum, Manchester Herald, GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor House of Representatives as well. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS... . Executive Editor of “ Mr. Science” and “ Mr. P.O. Box 591, Manchester Democracy.” 06040. m a r ie P. GRADY...... City Editor William A. Rusher is a syndicated Seventy years and two genera­ ALEXANDER GIRELLI. . . . 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! .it.': I t ■ Church Board I Donated van eagerly awaited Church Bulletin Board Reliaioue Service* Earth Day observed as MACC plans for its uses Earth Day will be celebrated tomorrow and next South United Methodist Church, 1226 Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. John Main St., Manchester. Dr. ^ephard S. Sunday at St. George’s Episcopal Church, Bolton. Anonymous. Assemblies of God Holllger. Sunday schedule: Johnson, Rev. Cynthia A. Good, Rev. Editor’s note: This column is church school; coffee and Beginning at 9:45 a.m. tomorrow, the children will In-kind donations to the shelter Church school planned Calvary Church (Assamblles of God). ship; 10 a.m., EucharNt; 11:15 a.m., Lawrence S. Staples, pastors. Sche­ begin construction of a model of the earth prepared by the staff of the 400 Buckland Rood. South Windsor. dule: 9 and 10:45 a.m., vyorshlp servl- M A C C News have been received from Cathe­ adult forum alternate Sundays, Child­ ces; 9 a.m., church school. Nursery for approximately 8 feet in diameter. Afterwards, they Manchester Area Conference of Center Congregational Church will hold its Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. ren’s Choir. (6^9203) rine and Mary Byron. David vacation church school the week of July 17 through 10:30 o.m., worship, Sunday school and preschoolers. (M7-9141) will sing songs about the care of the earth. Churches. Levetti. Bob Loomis, the Knights child core; 6:30 p.m., hymn sing and St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, Park Beginning at 10 a.m. tomorrow, adults will hear a 21 The program will center around the theme praise service. Wednesday, 7 p.rn., and Church streets, Monchestw. An­ of Columbus and Manchester “ Celebrate God’s Love,” and will be held from noon Bible study and youth fellowship. drew D. Smith, rector. Anne J. Wrider, Mormon lay witness by Harriet Potts Roscoe, a naturalist Kathleen Pria. Wells and Mar­ Ambulance Co. (644-1102) assistant rector. Worship: 7:Ma.m. ^ d garet Johnson, the St. Bartho­ to 3 p.m. daily. , , . • -u The Church of Latter- and biologist who is a member of the parish. Her By Nancy Carr Financial support for She­ 9:30 a.m.; church school, 9:30 Ojin., day Saints, 30 Woodside St., Manches­ Executlye Director lomew Bridge Club, and Peter It is open to children age 3‘/ii through those in sixth baby-sitting, 9:15 to “•'T’;' ter. David Field, bishop. 9:30 a.m., talke will be about the need and method for pherd’s Place has been received grade. There will be worship. Bible stories and Baptist eucharlst, 10 a.m. every Wednesday. sacrament meeting; 10:S0a.m., Sunday recycling. After the worship service, the adult and Lenora Dubaldo. from St. James Church, South lessons, crafts, play and music. Children should Community Baptist Church, 585 E. (649-4583) school and primary; 11:40 forum will be a continuation of the conversation on We’ve been dancing in the May A gift from the Ladies Aid United Methodist and the South Center St., Manchester. Rev. James I. hood pnd rellpf society. .(643-4003 or rains over the news that Aetna Society of the First Congrega­ bring sandwiches; juice and dessert will be Meek, minister. Schedule: 10:30 a.m., 228-J715) recycling. United Methodist "CoffeeCrew” , provided. There is a $5 per child registration fee, but worship servlet. Nursery care pro­ Gospei More Earth Day activities are planned for the Life and Casualty is donating a tional Church in Cheshire has and an anonymous donor who scholarship assistance is available. For informa­ vided. (643-0537) ^ Church otthe Living Ood, a"9vanoel- Nationai Catholic following week. 13-passenger van the company been received honoring Marjorie made substantial contributions to Faith Baptist Church, 52 Lake St., Ical, full-gospel ebujeh, Robertson Knight for the presentation of her tion or registration, call Debbi Clark. 647-9941 Manchester. Rev. James Bellaso;io was about to retire. both the shelter and Shepherd’s School, North School Street, Manches­ St. John the Baptist Polish National Bible Sampler Quilt program. before June 16. pastor. 9:30 a.m., Sunday school; 10:30 ter. Rev. David W. Mullen, pastor. Catholic Church, 23 Golwav St., Man­ The list of possible uses is Place. o.m., worship service; 7 p.m., evening Meeting Sundovs, 10 to 11:30 a.m. A camp for kids Another donation of $50 was chester. Rev. Stanley M. Loncola, growing each day. We’ll now have In-kind donations to Shepherd’s service. (646-5316) Nursery and Sunday »chool. pastor. Sunday mass,9a.m.; wsekdovs, received from Tri-City Plaza. First Baptist Church, 240 Hlllstown Manchester Christian St. George’s Episcopal Church will hold a half-day a way to transport food orders Place have been received from Road, Manchester. 9:30 a.m., Sunday 8 a.m. (643-5906) The plaza hosted a “ Model for Historical society meets E. Middle Turnpike, Daniel M. Bois­ camp the week of June 26 through 30. This is open to from Food Share without making Joan Landry, Cathy Bushy, Lily school; 11a.m.,worshloservlce;7p.m., vert, pastor. Sundays, 10a.m.; w dnes- Charity” promotion last week The New England Lutheran Historical Society evening service; 7 p.m., mid-week dav Bible study, 7 p.m.; solid rock all children, regardless of religious affiliation, in two or three trips into Hartford Krob, Catherine Byron. Maureen Nazarene and MACC was selected by Ms. will meet on Monday at noon at Concordia Lutheran service. Nursery at all services. (649- coffeehouse, 7:30 p.m., first Saturday of kindergarden through sixth grade. There will be and save lots of wear and tear on Lescoe. Deborah Johnson. Cosmo 7509) Church of the Nazarene, 236 Main St., staff cars. We’ll also be able to lug Mamie Miller to be recognized. Church. First Baptist Chapel of the Oeat, 2« **'Fo?l**”oospel interdenomlnatlonol Manchester. Rev. PhJIlp Chatto, senior self-esteem building games, basket weaving, bread Tedone, Ann Jackson. Emilie Hlllstown Road, Manchester. Rev. K. Church, 745 Main St., Manchester. Rev. pastor; Rev. Mark Green, minister of making, a bike day, solar printing and a trip to clothing to the clothing bank and Thank you both. Miller, Gail Eaton. Marion Kreutzer, pastor. (643-7543) ^ _ Philip P. Saunders. Sunday, 10 a.m., outreach. 9:30 a.m., Sundoy school; move at least the smaller items of Several much needed donations Harvest Time Baptist Church, 72 E. Mystic Aquarium. To register, call the Rev. John Thomas, Barbara Philip. North Affirmation noted adult Bible study and Sunday school; 7 10:40 a.m., worship, children s church were received in March and April Center St., Manchester. Rev. Mark D. p.m., worship service. Tuesday at 7:M and nursery; 6 p.m., •''•"''Jj} Holliger, 643-9203. furniture from storage to those Methodist. Salvation Army. St. Eddy, pastor. 10a.m., Sunday school; 11 to fill the MACC private fuel Tomorrow is Affirmation Sunday at Unitarian p.m., special Bible studies; Wednesday service, nursery. Mid-week Bible study, who need them. Mary Episcopal, Custom Carte a.m., morning service; 6 p.m., evening at 7:30 p.m., worship service. Prayer 7 p.m., Wednesday. (646-8599) bank: $600 was allocated by the Universalist Society: East. The affirmation ser­ service, Wednesday home Bible study, 7 line, 646-8731, 24 hours. We can also transport groups of Commissary, Royal-Orfitelli Ice Center plans sale Manchester Telephone Em­ vice at 10:30 a.m., is created by the young people o.m. (643-9359) Gospel Hall, Center Street, Monches- human beings from the shelter Cream, Savings Bank of Man­ ter. 10a.m., breaking bread; 11:45a.m., Pentecostal and Project Reentry to job ployees from their Community who will be affirming their religious beliefs and Sunday school# 7 p.m.# oosool inootino. Center Congregational Church is having a tag sale chester. Subway Grinders. Order values after months of study, reflection and sharing Christian Science United Pentecostal Church, 187 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today. People will be settingup interviews and overflow counse­ Service Fund and an additional of Eastern Star Chapter N ' 53, Woodbridge St., Manchester. Rev. grant of $100 was made by in conjunction with their adult mentors. As part of First Church of Christ, Scientist, 447 Jehovah’s Witnesses Marvin Stuart, minister. 10 a.m., Sun­ throughout the day on Friday, for those who wish to lors and campers at the Interfaith Bolton Women’s Club and United the ceremony, all participants in the religious N. Main St., Manchester. 10:30 a.m., day school; 11 a.m., morning worship; 6 make a donation. Day Camp that don’t fit into the members of A AR P Chapter No. Snack Group of East Hartfr d. church service, Sunday seUo®!.- Jehovah's Witnesses, M7 Tolland p.m., evening worship; 7:30 p.m. Wed­ bus. 604. Additional contributors in­ education program will be honored. A soup care tor small children. (649-1446) Turnpike, Manchester. Tuesday, 7 nesday, Bible study; 7 p.m., Thursday, luncheon will follow the service. Reading Room, 656A Center St., Man­ p.m., theocratic ministry school; 7:50 ladles’ prayer; 7 o.m. Thursday, men s Executive director named The shower of recent donations clude Elizabeth Bickley,' Flor­ chester. (649-8W2) p.m.# sorvicomootino#* Wodnosdov#7.15 prayer; 7 p.m., Friday, youth service. from Aetna began with shelter ence Bickley. Phyllis Von Deck, p.m., congregation book studio’ Sun­ (649-9848) day, 9:30 a.m., public talk; 10:20 a.m., NEW YORK (AP) — Rabbi Joel H. Meyers of volunteer. Bob Keniff. an Aetna Lena Cervini, Verna and James EMERGENCY Musical presented Church of Christ Watchtower study. (646-1490) Washington has been named the new executive employee. He acted as an advo­ McKeough, David and-Gertmde Fire — Police — Medical The musical “ Celebrate L ife” by Buryi Red will Church of ChrW, Lvdall ond Vernon Presbyterian director of the Rabbinical Assembly, representing cate on our behalf. Williams, Jacob and Zebella be presented today and Sunday at 7 p.m. at the First streets, Manchester. Eugene Brewer, Jewish — Conservative Coventry Proshytorlan Church, 1,300 Conservative rabbis serving congregations Please put in a good word for Haroian, and Helen St. Laurent. d ia l pulpit minister. Gareth Flanarv, evan­ 911 Route 44 and Trowbridge Road, Coven­ totalling 2 million members. Another wonderful surprise! Church of Christ. 250 Main St.. Wethersfield. This is gelism minister. Sunday services; 9 Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle try. Rev. Brad Evans, pastor. Sundov, MACC where you work. If your In Manchester a contemporary musical about the life of Jesus. a.m., Bible classes; 10 a.m., worship Turnpike, Manchester. Richard J. 9:30 a.m., worship; 10:45 o.m., Sundov Assuming the post Aug. 1, he succeeds Rabbi employer participates in match­ The Manchester High ^hool and Communion; 6 p.m., worship. Plavin, rabbi; Wavne Krleger, cantor; school; 7 p.m., Bible study and fellow­ Wolfe Kelman, who is retiring after holding the post ing donations, it will multiply Class of 1930 has made a gift cif Admission is free, but an offering will be received. Wednesday, 7 p.m., B'ble study. Dr. Leon Wind, rabbi emeritus. Servi­ ship. 7:30 P.m. Wednesday, prayer The air conditioned church is accessible to the Nursery for all services. (646-2903) ces: 7:30 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, 10 meeting. (742-7222) for about 40 years. your dollars when you make a $400 to help support the Samari­ handicapped. a m. Saturday. Friday nights 8:15 p.m. Presbyterian Church ot Manchester, donation to a MACC program. tan Shelter. Thank you to all the Congregational (643-9563) 43 Spruce St., Manchester. Rev.sRI- chard Gray, pastor. 10:30 a.m., worship Lutherans have a deficit THANK YOU’S - Additional 1930 graduates and the reunion THE Bolton Congregational Church, 228 service, nursery; 9:15 a.m., Sunday memorial gifts in memory of committee. Generous donations Counselor is a deacon Bolton Center Road, at the Green, Jewish — Reform school; 7 p.m.. Informal worship. MILWAUKEE (AP) — The recently merged Roger DiTarando have been have also been given by Thomas Robert R. LaRochelle. a guidance counselor at Bolton. Rev. Charles H. Ericson, Minis­ (643-0906) BIBLE ter. 10 a.m., worship service, nursery, Temple Beth Hlllel, 1001 Foster St. Evangelical Lutheran Church in America ended its received from Daniel and Mama Walsh Jr., and Manchester East Catholic High School, will be ordain^ed a Extension, South Windsor. Steven Cha- church school; 11 o.m., Kaye. Theodore Cummings. Roy Grange no. 31 (the Grange SPEAKS nermanent deacon in the Roman Catholic Church 11:15 a.m., forum program. (649-7077 tlnover, rabbi. Services, 8:15 p.m. each Roman Cathoiic first fiscal year with a deficit of $15.8 million — office or 647-8878 parsonoge. Friday; children’s services, 7:45 p.rn, spending $104.3 million but with income of only $88.5 and Nan Carlson and Beda sponsors those great “ scoo” by nex. Saturday. June 10, at 10:30 a m. in the Confer Congregotlonal Church, 11 second Friday of each month. (644-8466) Church ot the Assumption, Adams suppers). and from John and ■f’ Eagggg Brewer Walrath. Our sympathy to his Cathedral of Saint Joseph in Hartford. A permanent Center St., Manchester. Rev. Newell H. Street at Thompson Road, Monchester. million. Bishop Herbert W. Chilstrom, head of the 5 . wife. Mertha. and children. Connie Bertrand. Leone. Throwe. de: on can baptize, preach at liturgies, witness Curtis Jr., senior pastor; Rev. Deborah Rev. Edward S. Pepin, pastor. Rev. T. Hobart, associate pastor; Rev. Lutheran Joseph Parel, assistont pastor. Satur­ million-member denomination, says the situation We’ve al.so been the beneficiary Teller and Nagle. St. James Following the annual parade and marriages, conduct funeral rites and perform other Robert J. Bills, minister of visitotlons; day mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at Concordia Lutheran Church (ELCA), requires “ some painful adjustments in the coming of contributions from Joseph and Church and Narcotics Memorial Day service at Center Rev. Clifford O. Simpson, pastor emeri­ 40 Pitkin St., Manchester. Rev. Dr. 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m. and noon. tus. Worship service, 8 and 1() a.m.; (643-2195) , ^ c months ” but the “ long-range picture for the church Park, in which I was privileged to ^^LaRochelle holds degrees in religious studies and KIm-ErIc Williams, pastor; Rev. Ar­ church school and child care, 10 a,m. nold T. Wangerln, assistant pastor. St. Bartholomew’s Church, 741 E. participate, I returned to my car. education from the College of the Holy Cross and (647*9941) Middle Turnpike, Manchester. Rev. is good.” First Congregational Church of An­ Schedule; 8, 10:30 a.m., holy commun­ Martin J. Scholsky, poster. Saturday He says members apparently have increased Walking, along the quiet shaded Boston College, and a degree in counseling from ion. 9:15 a.m., Sunday church school, Town plays a key part streets on this beautiful day, I was dover, Route 6, Andover. Rev. Howard Christian Growth Hour. Nursery care. mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday masses at 8.30, giving at the local level but cut back in giving to the Central Connecticut State University. In addition to Selp, Interim pastor. Schedule: 11 a.m., 10 and 11:30 a.m. (646-113) musing about the meaning of the worship; 9:30 a "!' St. Bridget Church, 70 Main St., churchwide organization on the assumption it was his work as a counselor, he has taught at East Nursery care provided. (742-7696) ^^’nianuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church Manchester. Rev. Robert T. Russo ond day and what had just transpired. Catholic for 10 years, and has served both Saint First Congregational Church ot Cov­ St., Manchester. Rev. Paul S. Johans­ Rev. Emilio P. Padelll, co-pastors. “ doing all right.” son, pastor; Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Among steps being taken to deal with the problem in 7-day revival event I was struck anew by the James and Saint Bridget churches in youth ministry entry, 1171 Main St., Coventry. Rev. pastor emeritus. Schedule: 8:30 a.m., Saturday mass 5 p.m.; Sundoy masses Bruce Johnson, pastor, 11 a -i"-'w o r­ at 7:30 a.m., 9 a.m., 10:30 a.m., and are a freeze on staff enlargements, limiting salary blessing we enjoy in a favored and religious education. He is presently director of worship with holy communion on first, ship; 9:30 a.m., church school In Church third and fifth Sundays; 11 a.m., noon. (643-2403) boosts to a maximum of 2.5 percent and reducing the Manchester will play a key part The Manchester cross will part of G od’s creation. And I religious education at St. Margaret Mary Church, Lane House. Nursery care provided. worship with holy communion on St. James Church, 896 Main st., Manchester. Rev. Francis number of persons traveling to regional events. in the opening of New England travel west on East Center and thought of the freedom afforded South Windsor. He lives in South Windsor with his *^Seeony Congregatlonol Church, 385 second, fourth Sundays; nursery at9:45 and 11 a.m. (643-1193) Rev. Fronk Carter, Rev. John Gwoidi, Revival ’89, a week-long interde­ West Center streets over Inter­ us in this relatively young nation wife. Patricia, and two children. N. Main St., Manchester. The Rev. V. Monslgnor Edword J. Joseph Milton, pastor. 10a.m., worship Latvian Lutheran Church ot Man­ dov masses at 4 and 6:30 p.m.; Sunday nominational Christian event state 84 and on toward Wickham — at so fearful a price. I reflected service, Sunday school, and nursery for chester, 21 Garden St., Manchester. masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 Faith leads to martyrdom Park. Volunteers wilt then carry upon the material prosperity of (643-2051) _ „„ „ which begins Monday at the children; 6:30p.m., Pilgrim Fellowship. Prince ot Pence Lutheran Church, o.m. (643-4129) „ , c* Hartford Civic Center. the cross through East Hartford our state and the peaceful, Sale for outreach f649-28to) St. Mary Church, 1600 Main St., RICHMOND. Va. (A P) - Faith still brings Second Congregotlonal Church of Route 31 and North River Road, Coventry. Rev. Robert W. Barnes and and on to the Civic Center. almost idyllic surroundings of A giant rummage and bake sale will be held today Coventry. William Douthwalte, pastor. martyrdom for many Christians, says a noted Coventry, 1746 Boston Turnpike, Coven­ Schedule: 9:30 a.m. worship servlce; Sister Katherine McKenna, At noon on Sunday, volunteers Organizers are expecting a our community. And I gave at the corner of Bissell and Main streets, at the Full try Rev. David Jarvis, minister. Regu- team. Saturdov mass ot 5:15 p.m., missions researcher. lar'schedule; 10 a.m., service; « a.m., 10:45 a.m., Sunday school and adult Sunday mass at 10 o.m.; confessions will begin carrying a cross from total attendance of more than thanks. Gospel Interdenominational Church, from 8 ^ Bible. (742-7548) ^ ^ The Rev. David Barrett, editor of the World church school, nursery to Grade 6; 11 Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church 4:30 to 5 p.m. Saturday. Sunday no** ® Christian Encyclopedia, estimates 325,000 Chris­ the Manchester Green, at the 100,000 at the seven-day revival, Still, there is a greater cause for 3 p.m.. rain or shine. All proceeds will g() to me a.m., coffee and fellowship; 11:15 0 .1^ - (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High a.m. at St. Joseph Church, Eaglevllle. junction of East Middle Turnpike which features worship services church school# Grodo 7 to adult# 11.15 (742-6655) . tians have been killed for the faith each year over gratitude and rejoicing — one that foreign mission outreaches of the church s a.m., lunlor choir, 2 p.m.. Junior streets, Manchester. Rev. Charles W. and East Center Street, toward and gospel preaching each morn­ Kuhl, pastor. 9:30 o.m., divine worship; Church ot St. Maurice, 32 Hebron the last quarter century. transcends political, material, and World wide Lighthouse Ministries. Pilgrim Fellowship. Nursery care pro­ 10:45 a.m. Sunday school; holy com­ Road, Bolton. The Rev. Wllllpm J. Hartford. At the same time, ing and afternoon. There will be vided. (742-6234) Olesik, pastor. Saturday “ There’s nothing unusual about this,” he says. social circumstances. God loves Talcottville Congregational Church, munion first and third Sunday. (649- volunteers will be setting out musical gospel experiences each 4243) Sunday masses at 7:30 a.m.# 9:15 a.m. “ It’s gone on for 20 centuries. It’s simply a part of us everyone, individually and by Main Street and Elm Hill Road, and 11 a.m. (643-4456) from Windsor Locks. Cromwell evening at 6 p.m., featuring such Crittenden is guest Talcottville. Co-pastors; Rov. R ^ a ld the life of the church.” name. And He expressed that love and Farmington, so that four speakers as former football star Elizabeth Ann Crittenden, who has just returned Baer and Rev. Deborah Hasdortf. 10 Methodist Salvation Army He says his estimates are based not only on news in the gift of his Son for our a.m., worship service ond church crosses will arrive at the Civic Rosey Grier and singers like justification (John 3:16). Oh that from 16 months in Brazil as a peace and Justice school. (6^-M15) Bolton Unitod Mothodlst Church, 1041 accounts, but on data that often emerge years after Boston Turnpike, Bolton. Rev. Stewart Salvatlotn Army, 661 Main St., Man­ Center at about 6 p.m. Joanne Cash. On Thursday even­ we would respond in kindl intern, will speak Sunday morning at Bolton chester. Copt, and Mrs. Gonf Aso*r»ch- the incidents. Also, he counts as martyrs believers Lanier, pastor; Rev. Robin Ellis, assist­ lager. 9:30 a.m., SuPt'av tchool, 10.45 Drew Crandall, marketing ing, Grammy Award winner Phil Congregational Church. She is a member of the Covenant ant pastor. 9:30 a.m., church school; 11 who lose their lives because of human hostility, a.m., worship service, nursery. (649- a.m., holiness meeting; 6 p.m., saivo manager for the revival, ex­ Driscoll, former trumpet player Peoples Congregational Church in Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hack­ tion meeting. (6^-7787). often political. with the rock group Blood, Sweat CHURCH OF CHRIST matack St., Monchestor. Rev. Norman 3472) Barrett, a British Anglican now serving the plained on Thursday that the D C and has been working for the United Church of Swenson, pastor. Rev. Pau^l Knight, North United Mothodlst Church, 300 routes the crosses will follow and Tears, will perform with the Lydall a Vernon Streets Christ’s Board for World Ministries. She was associate poster. Rev. Kevin Schwamb, Parker St., Manchester. Dr. William C. Southern Baptist Foreign Missions Board, esti­ Trench, pastor; Rev. H. Osgood Ben­ Unitarian Universalist were chosen because they des­ 90-member choir of the First Phone: 646-2903 working with the Pastoral Land Commission of the youth pastor. Schedule: 8 and 11 a.m., mates 40 million Christians have been martyred worship services; 9:30 a.m., Bible nett, visitation minister. Schedule: 9 Unitarian Unlversollst i o c M y e m t . cribe a cross on a map. Baptist Church of Hartford. Roman Catholic Church, a group which advocates school. (649-2855) and 10:30 a.m., worship services; 9 153 W. Vernon St., Manchester. since the time of Christ. agrarian reform in a country where millions of a.m., adult Bible study; 10:30 a.m., Wardga. knights Jr., Interim church school; 5:30 p.m., Methodist 10:30 a.m., service. Nursery would-be farmers are landless, and 83 percent of the Episcopal Youth Fellowship; 7 p.m.. Sacred youth religious education. Coffee hour land is tied up in huge estates. Crittenden will speak Dancers. Nursery for preschoolers. after service. (646-5151) St. Ooorgo’s Episcopal Church, 1150 (649-3696.) at the 10 a.m. worship and the 11; 15 a.m. forum. uJ

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\ China enchants traveling couple George Potterton said signifi­ By Maureen Leavitt cant changes have taken place in Manchester Herald China since their first trip there in 1983. or a couple who never For example, China is in the planned on traveling midst of a building boom. A around the world, the 30-story building which has the Pottertons certainly inscription ‘‘the large building,” have managed to get is now dwarfed by new, cloud­ around. scraping buildings. They have visited Russia, In addition, luxurious, wester­ China, Israel, West Germany, nized hotels are replacing elegant northern Italy, Thailand, India, Asian hotels, which lacked many Egypt and Holland through the of the comforts of the west. Margaret Beebe Connecticut chapter of the In 1983, for example, hotels Beverly S. Hayes Lisa A. Ferrato Suzanne Staub David Williams Friendship Force exchange pr<> provided pitchers of boiled water Mark Golden gram, started by former Presi­ for drinking and cleaning, be­ Hayes-Sulllvan dent Jimmy Carter. cause the water in China was Ferrato-Yeomans Beebe-Wllllams They’ve also traveled to Aus­ unsafe to drink from the tap. Staub-Golden Beverly S. JHayes of 30 Jean Road tralia, New Zealand and England Today, however, the new hotels Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Misisco of Mary F. Beebe of Rockville announ­ on their own. have built-in purifiers. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Staub of 67-C and Richard P. Hayes of Tolland, Enfield announce the engagement of announce the engagement of their ces the engagement of her daughter. George, 77, and Barbara, 74, of The Chinese have also im­ their daughter, Lisa Ann Ferrato of Ambassador Drive announce the Margaret Arlene Beebe of East proved theii bathrooms by instal­ engagement of their daughter. Su­ daughter. Patricia Marie Hayes of 171 Avery St., both retired Ellington, to Jonathan Evans Yeo­ Hartford to David Eugene Williams, teachers from the Manchester ling modern-day commodes in zanne Staub to Mark James Golden, Boston. Mass, to Jay N. Sullivan, son mans of Ellington, son of Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sullivan of son of Irene H. Williams of Unionville. school system, hadn’t planned on hotels, Barbara Potterton said. Frank Yeomans of 57 Kensington St. son of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Golden The bride-elect is also the daughter of their latest trip either. There are more automobiles in of Endicott. N.Y. Wallingford. The bride-elect is a graduate of The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of the late Daniel C. Beebe and the They were invited by the China, but hicycles still remain Enrico Fermi High School, Bay Path The bride-elect is a 1981 graduate of prospective bridegroom is also the commissioner of the state De­ the main form of transportation. Manchester High School, a 1983 East Catholic High School and a 1985 The goodwill travelers did not College and the Computer Processing graduate of Nichols College. Dudley. son of the late Eugene E. Williams. partment of Economic Develop­ Institute, She is employed at The graduate of Mitchell College with an The bride-elect is a graduate of ment to travel to Shandong. see the turmoil which is occurring associate in arts degree, and a 1986 Mass. She is employed by the Krupp in Beijing between the students Hartford Insurance Group as a Co. as a regional marketing Rockville High School and Manches­ China, which is Connecticut’s systems analyst. graduate of Flagler College with a ter Community College. She is em­ sister state, in April. and government. However, the bachelor of arts degree in psychology. coordinator. The Pottertons decided they tour group was not allowed to The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a ployed by Pratt & Whitney. graduate of Manchester High School, She is self-employed. could visit China and not worry visit Tiananmen Square, the 1981 graduate of Lyman High School The prospective bridegroom is a largest open square in the world. Manchester Community College and The prospective bridegroom is a about their expansive yard, and a 1985 graduate of Nichols graduate of Plainville High School George Potterton thinks the the University of Connecticut. He is 1979 graduate of Endicott High School and is employed by D.R. Templeman which they transform into a and a 1983 graduate of Hartwick College. He is a sales representative garden showplace in the summer government may have been pre­ vice president of First American Title for C.P.I. Controls in Providence. R.I. Spring Co. paring for the student uprisings Insurance Co. College with a bachelor of arts degree A Nov. 10 wedding is planned at St. months. A Sept. 9 wedding is planned at The Manchester couple was at that time. A July 1 wedding is planned at South in marketing and a bachelor of Bernards Church. Rockville. science degree in computer science. Block Island. R.I. among 40 goodwill ambassadors He was not surppsed by the United Methodist Church. student demonstrations. As thou­ He is account manager for Digital from around the state who spent -f\ sands of Chinese students return Equipment Corp. X 13 days visiting the schools, industries, and historical sights, home from colleges and universi­ An Aug. 26 wedding is planned at ties in America and Europe, they Sacred Heart Church, Vernon. and meeting villagers, business­ men and government officials in are bringing westernized ideas to China. other students, who in turn, want In 1986, Connecticut and Shan­ more democratization. George College Notes dong signed a formal agreement Potterton said. that the two would pursue eco­ As the Connecticut group tra­ nomic initiatives, and promote veled throughout China, they economic, cultural, academic were treated to state dinners with Bayer graduates cum laude Two graduate at Skidmore Majors In journalism and social exchanges. government officials, which in­ David M. Howard, son of Gordon and Carol In return, Connecticut will be cluded numerous toasts and a Stephen D. Bayer, son of Mr. and Mrs. William A. Jill Ann Bycholski of 46 Westminster Road and hosting representatives from sev­ great deal of interpretation. Bayer of 125 Waranoke Road, graduated cum laude Maura Anne Hagearty of 8 Green Hill St. graduated Howard of Andover, graduated in May from "Each place we went, we would Marietta College, Marietta. Ohio, with a bachelor of eral Chinese companies in Sep­ from Tufts University with a bachelor of arts degree from Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N.Y.. on tember for a glimpse of how be greeted by some potentate,” in international relations. May 13. arts degree in journalism. Barbara Potterton said. "W e While at the college he was a member of the "Tau Americans work and live. He plans to attend law school in the fall. While at Bycholski received a bachelor of arts degree in Shandong has an abundance of hadn’t experienced that before. It Epsilon Phi fraternity and active in The Marcolian, Tufts he participated in the Satellite Space Bridge business-economics and Hagearty a bachelor of natural resources, and has relied was kind of nice.” between Tufts University and Moscow University. arts degree in American studies-art history. where he was co-editor in his senior year. At on agriculture, fishing and min­ One of the highlights of their He also taught a course in the Experimental College graduation he was honored with the Knight ing for its economy. trip was a visit to an elementary program. Memorial Award for excellence in journalism. In addition, leaders of big school in Jinan, the capital of He is a 1985 graduate of RHAM High School, business and industry are inter­ Shandong. Of course, being On college track team Papa chosen at Bucknell Hebron. ..lif ested in making business arran­ former teachers, the Pottertons Jennifer Papa, daughter of John and Rosemarie gements in Connecticut, but they had many questions about Philip Sanderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Owen Mark Reginald PInto/Manchattar Harald Papa of 87 Waranoke Road, has been elected a don’t want to jump into deals teacher preparation in China. Sanderson of 91 Brigham Tavern Extension, Earns degree In German They were impressed by the student government representative at Bucknell overnight, Barbara Potterton Coventry, was a member of the 1989 Hamilton SENIOR GLOBE-TROTTERS -George as part of a goodwill mission with the discipline of the 1.400 students in University, Lewisburg, Pa. Jennifer A. Heinrich, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. said. They need time to foster College Men’s Outdoor 'Track Team. and Barbara Pdtterton stand outside state Department of Economic working relationships. six grades. He will be a senior at Hamilton next year. She is a sophomore in the College of Arts and Matthew Heinrich Jr., 14 Montclair Drive, gpdu- There were about 54 to 60 their home at 171 Avery St. The couple Development. The Pottertons describe the Sciences. She has served as a student government ated May 14 from Gettysburg College with a Chinese as very industrious and students in each class, which representative and as a writer for the school bachelor of arts degree in German. made their second trip to China in April friendly, quiet and polite, but surprised the Pottertons. Awarded nursing degree newspaper. At the college she was active in Alpha Delta Phi eager to practice their English “ If we had 25 students (in U.S. She is a 1987 graduate of Kingswood-Oxford and the Student Senate, as secretary. She is a classrooms) we think they’re Carol Lyn Rossetto, daughter of Paul and Claire with Americans. School. graduate of Manchester High School He was not surprised by the student demonstrations. As Chinese children begin learn­ abused. ’ ’ Barbara Potterton said. Rossetto of Thayer Road, received a bachelor of ing English in third grade, but They relive their trip each time science degree in nursing from Simmons College, thousands of Chinese students return home from colleges and Graduates from St. Anselm they only practice it two times a they give a presentation. Boston. Mass., at commencement exercises May 21. King on dean’s list universities in America and Europe, they are bringing week. Nevertheless, students If given the opportunity, the While at Simmons she was president of the John R. King of 160 Bryan Drive, has been named David C. Marshall, son of Mr. and Mrs. David L. westernized ideas to other students, who in turn, want more who continue to learn through couple said they will travel again. Nursing Liaison and a resident adviser. She will be Marshall of 13 Thayer Road, graduated on May 20 high school manage to speak “ We haven’t been to South working as a pediatric nurse at the UConn Health to the dean’s list at Providence College. democratization, George Potterton said. America yet,” Barbara mused. He just completed his junior year and has been from St. Anselm College, Manchester. N.H. basic English. Center-John Dempsey Hospital. He received a degree in history. She is a graduate of East Catholic High School. elected vice president of the senior class. 1 J u

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Box 314, McKean, passage of the new Medicare monthly fees or balk at keeping $1,500 locked up in Sander’s working surface, thus difficult of splinters...that it elim­ will be allowed for investments in Pa., anything you get in excess of the premiums inates the need for a splinter Pa. 16426. United States Series EE Savings law? you’ve paid is taxable income. Death benefits paid low-interest savings to get free checking. Here’s the Answer preventing the paper from shift H.L., bonds purchased after 1989 if used to beneficiaries are tax-free. to pay qualified higher educa­ MIAMI If a family member is dying, insured and strapped changed. This will be quite an tional expenses for yourself, your for cash, you have these options, according to □ □ □ QUESTION: We are ANSWER: The medicare Ca- expense and we are sure the Plenty to put in your garden spouse or dependents. When the Changing Times magazine: BROKER MUST TELL ALL: Good news, home contemplating building a garage tastophic Coverage Act of 1988 owners will turn over to use all bonds are redeemed to pay ■ Check to see whether you have a “ waiver of buyers; By year’s end a majority of states are likely next to or joined to our house. Can Romanesco, widely grown in was signed into law on July 1. existing keys. What is your tuition, you may avoid tax on the premium.” which means premiums are forgiven if to require real estate agents to say who they’re you give us some tips about the By Earl Aronson Italy; and Whltloof (French or 1988, and will affect all individu­ location of the garage. Are there advice? The Associated Press interest earned if your income you are disabled. Whole life usually includes a working for when first meeting potential buyers. Belgian) endive. does not exceed a certain limit als eligible for Medicare Pat A any rules of thumS we should go ANSWER: The same as your Weeders Guide waiver. With term, you must pay extra. Classically, the agent works for and is paid by the Other Burpee introductions in­ and the redemption proceeds do (hospital insurance) benefits ■ You can borrow any cash value and use it for by or should we just use our own friend’s. There are many people What did you plant, or plan to seller, and the agent’s principal loyalty is to the clude butterhead lettuce from not exceed the tuition expenses. starting in 1989. Generally, if you medical expenses. A policy loan you don t pay back judgment? who might have keys to the house, plant, in your garden this year? seller. That can be confusing to the buyer, who may triploid, seedless (or nearly so) France, Japanese mustard Unfortunately, room and board is don’t pay enough withholding or comes out of what’s paid at death but doesn t cause a among them relatives of the Did you include many of the items spend considerable time with a helpful agent watermelon, early to midseason, green, bush shell beans from the not covered. These bonds may not estimated tax payments to cover tax liability and you don’t have to pay it back. owners as well as several that are popular among garden­ looking at many homes. In the process, a 10-15 pounds; First Lady hybrid Caribbean, and cabbage from be purchased in the child’s name both your income tax and the ■ As a last resort, you can apply for a loan and ANSWER: There are some tradesmen. All of them may be ers, seed buyers and other home-buying couple might inadvertently reveal tomato, medium-size fruit, 66 Alsace-Lorraine. or jointly with your child to claim supplemental Medicare pre­ pledge repayment out of the death benefit. rules of thumb but the final honest, but keys can fall into the sources? crucial financial details to the friendly agent that days from transplanting, disease- Newcomers from Stokes Seeds the exclusion. Your bank can mium. you may be charged a decision is yours, based on the wrong hands inadvertently. The David Phillips, of Park Seed wind up benefiting the seller, says Changing Times resistant; Brigadier hybrid broc­ (Buffalo, N.Y. 14240) include assist you with the specifics. penalty for underpayment of □ □ □ requirements of your family. locks to all doors that permit Co. (Greenwood, S.C. 29647). Super Sweet Banana pepper by estimated tax. For 1989. however, magazine. Another factor is the town reports that perennials are much coli, midseason, medium-green JOB SCREENING: Job candidates get closer entry into the house should be Hungarian plant breeder Istvan QUESTION: I mailed my in­ you won’t be charged a penalty on With immediate and clear disclosure, buyers will regulation about where a garage in favor; so are cut flowers, beads; Yellow Staffer tomato, scrutiny these days, especially for $50.000-and-up changed. abundant producer, resembles Turi; seedless Jack of Hearts come tax return to the Internal any underpayment of the ainount know up front that agents are working for sellers or can be placed in regard to your everlasting dry arrangements, of your supplemental medicare positions. Besides the usual inquiry to see whether QUESTION: I recently yellow pepper; and Clairmore watermelon; Summerset VF Revenue Service on time. The that some other arrangement is in effect. Ironically, house and the property line. Your drying potpourri and wreaths. premium. Order Publication 934, you’ve embellished your resume, employers are purchased a second-hand cherry hybrid squash, slightly tapered 5- beefsteak tomato, very early; IRS returned the envelope to me the National Association of Realtors (NAR) was a judgment should be tempered by Selling well, he added, are Supplemental Medicare Pre­ looking for signs of alcoholism, sexual misconduct, coffee table. I was told by the to 6-inch-long fruit, light green Centron cabbage; Precocious because of insufficient postage. big player in pushing for the new guidelines. the principal use of the garage marigolds, zinnias, Impatiens, sweet corn, early maturing. mium from your local IRS office drug abuse or erratic behavior. The NAR was spurred on by a growing number of dealer that if I wanted to refinish and speckled, early. To add insult to injury, they Federal law now makes it illegal for most large aside from a place to park the car. Achilles Debutante, gomphrena. for more information. it the pores should be filled with a From Van Bourgondien Bros. Can-Am Express, a cross of a penalized me for filing late. Can private employers to subject you to a lie-detector home buyers who successfully walked away from If. for instance, the shopper in the echiveria globosa, and herbs that Western cantaloupe and an East­ purchase commitments by arguing that agents had wood filler before staining and (P.O. Box A. Babylon, N.Y. they do that? Is the penalty test. But. says the Equal Employment Opportunity family will have to carry large are used in place of sait to flavor ern muskmelon; and two “ baby failed to disclose they were working for sellers. finishing. After I removed the old 11701); Mignon dahlia Swee­ deductible? QUESTION: I have been expe­ Commission, the law is gray on what employers can grocery bags from the car to the food, providing more natural vegetables — Bush Baby cu­ “ There was some fear that disclosure would scare finish. I found the surface of the theart, daisylike flowers, 12-15 B.N., riencing some financial difficul­ ask if it’s not racially or sexually discriminatory. If house, an effort should be made to flavoring. cumber (pickling gherkins) and buyers away,” says NAR General Counsel Laurene wood to be fine-grained. It hardly inches tall, bloom all summer; HONOLULU ties over the past year and. as a an interviewer has gone too far, you can complain to locate the garage where there is Colored vegetables also are Baby Bell miniature eggplant. Janik, but the changeover has been fairly smooth. easy access to the kitchen. seems to need a filler. But, in view popular, including purple Japanese anemones, large, cup­ result, part of my mortage the EEOC. But if you’re a target of a headhunter ANSWER: The answer to your Typically, states require disclosure during the Consider other things, such as of the advice I got. should I go peppers and radishes, yellow shaped flowers, purple-red, white □ □ □ payment is being paid by a state rather than a job applicant, the commission has no first question is “ yes.” They can first meaningful contact between agent and buyer. whether the garage also will be ahead with the filling of the stuffing tomatoes, orange bush and pink, flowers 2‘A inches wide, agency. Can I claim the interest jurisdiction. RASPBERRY ‘RUBY’: Cor­ and certainly will penalize you. That means the first time business is discussed. used as a workshop or a play area pores? squash. Honey Red seedless plants 2>A feet tall, bloom Sep­ portion charged to my mortgage Your home life and community standing may nell University’s New York State Tax returns which are returned to Here’s a list of states that as of the beginning of the or anything else. Another factor watermelon, and yellow orna­ tember to fall; and Red Cap as a deduction on my returi^ ^ even be investigated. “ The kind of father or mother ANSWER: Cherry wood Agricultural Experiment Station taxpayers by the postal service year require some general form of agent is weather. Will it be necessary to mental edibles such as Malabar primula, 15-18 inches tall, with you are is not necessarily the issue.” says Bart usually is close-grained and does at Geneva has introduced a for postage due are not consi­ disclosure: California, Colorado, District of Colum­ protect the garage from winds or spinach and hyacinth bean. clusters of lilac-pink flowers, ALBANY, N.Y. DiChiara, managing principal for Arthur Young not require the pores be filled fall-fruiting raspberry called dered filed by the IRS. This is true bia, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Indiana, rays of the sun? An attached Space-saving vegetables that likes shade or sun, good for Executive Search in New York City. “ But your prior to finishing. The purposejf Ruby, which is a cross between even if the return was tossed in Maine, Minnesota, Mississippi, Nebraska, New garage is preferable to a will grow in containers are also in borders and rock gardens. personal style, activity and life outside of the job are the filler is to provide a uniform widely grown Heritage and Titan. the mailbox on time. Unfortu­ ANSWER: Unfortunately, you Hampshire, New York. Ohio. Pennsylvania, Rhode detached one, but if conditions demand. Burpee (Warminster, Pa. may deduct only your share of the increasingly important.” Nor are your finances surface. If yours already is that 18974) offers, among others, Heritage contributed the fml- nately, any balance due could be sacred. Bankruptcy, bad credit or a messy legal Island, South Carolina, Texas. Utah, Vermont and make it necessary to have a Vegetables that are big sellers mortgage interest that you actu­ Washington. The states of Massachusetts. Missouri way. it would not seem to need international vegetables that are fruiting characteristics, and Ti­ assessed a penalty and. worse entanglement could eliminate you. detached structure, consider the at Park include Sweet Million, ally paid out of your own pocket. any extra attention. It is difficult “ favorites in their native lands tan the large size. yet, penalties are not deductible. The possible abuses bother job candidates and and Wyoming require disclosure under certain use of a breezeway or some other to give you an accurate answer Better Bush and Whopper toma­ You cannot deduct the portion of circumstances. Arkansas, Kansas, Maryland, but little-known in the United John C. Sanford said that Ruby Sorry. recruiters alike. “ Reference checking is more vital walkway or protected area. without seeing the wood. Don’t toes, County Fair and Whopper the mortgage payments that are Montana, Oregon and Rhode Island, which is States.” They include theHaricot averages “ half again as large as than ever, yet harder to do.” says Robert Brudno, you have a friend or relative who cucumbers. Venture bean and subsidized by a government considering a broader law, are expected to take up QUESTION: We soon will be Vert, or filet bean from France; Heritage.” which was introduced QUESTION: Can we take a managing partner of Washington-based Leon A. knows something about wood? If Romano bush bean. agency. You will have to prorate moving into a new house or. asparagus pole bean with long lay the (3eneva Station in 1969. deduction for late payment Farley Associates, a search firm. The usual sources the disclosure question this year. so, ask his or her opinion about New items from Petoseed (P.O. your interest deduction. rather, an old house that will be pods from Southwest Asia, and Titan also came from Geneva, charges that were applied to our the texture of the wood and Box 4206, Saticoy, Calif. 93004) new to us. A friend recommends well-known in Europe; broccoli whether any filler is necessary. include Jack of Hearts, hybrid three years ago. we have all the locks in the house 1 80 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. June 3, 1989 FOCUS / Advice FOCUS / TV, Comics & Puzzles

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" small-town Texas women reminisce about treatment plant that turns waste into a pire bats terrorize the residents of Arizona. counselor might be able to offer some advice about . 43 get sick to my stomach. He says I have no say in the clearer, however, doubles the (MAX) CInemax ...... 54 the past when they hold a 20-year reunion Niok Mancuso, David Warner, Kathryn or wrong? . 42 fluffy cellulose ways you could cope with your husband’s seemingly [TMCI Movie C h a n n e l...... 55 o( their James Dean (an club. Sandy Den­ matter, and I’m angry. comparison unnecessarily. Use . 48 obsessive behavior, and, at the same time, (USA) U S A Network ...... 17 nis. Cher, Karen Black 1982. Rated PG I I :3 0 A M CD Teen Wolf (CC). clearer alone — you can’t say it encourage your husband to develop a better attitude ANSWER: It’s wrong. A com­ [USA] MOVIE: "Mako: The Jaws of CD Superman Continued... DERA READER: The scent from hand soap is parative adjective may be much clearer than that. not, to my knowledge, harmful. However, it can be toward you. 1 ® MOVIE: 'Beer' Madison Avenue ad nO R TH AND agencies are lampooned in this satire about a local brewery's marketing tactics SOUTH, Rip Torn, Loretta Swit, Kenneth Mars BOOK II 1985. ® CAT HEAVEN... Harrold. 1979. Rated PG. ® MOVIE: 'Sweet Uberty' A college Si) MOVIE: 'Wait Until Dark' A photog- In part four of historian goes into a stale of madness Fonda, Willie Nelson. 1979. Rated PG, 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) [T M C ] MOVIE: *Rambo III* Former spe­ mphar's blind wife is trapped in her New "North and South, when a production company arrives in [LIFE] MacQruder & Loud cial forces agent John Rambo heads to York apatiment by a trio trying to retrieve town to film a movie based on his book 1 1:30PM ® Entertainment This Soviet-occupied Afghanistan in order to a heroin-filled doll. Audrey Hepburn, Alan Book II," airing Alan Alda, Michael Caine, Michelle Pfeiffer’ [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Rambo IN' Former spe­ Week Dolly Parton. (60 min.) (In Stereo) rescue his imprisoned mentor. Sylvester Arkin, Efrem Zimbalist Jr. 1967. SATURDAY, JUNE 1986. cial forces agent John Rambo heads to ® Children's Miracle Network Tele­ Stallone, Richard Crenna, Marc de Jonge Soviet-occupied Afghanistan in order to fA&E] Shortstories A young man Fulfill Your Dreams thon Continues (3 hrs.) 1988. Rated R. 3, on ABC, Orly (3® rescue his imprisoned mentor. Sylvester teaches his elders in "Bingo Inferno"- in ® Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare [U SA ] American Bandstand (Patrick Swayze, I.) (2® MOVIE: 'T h e Big Sleep' A retired Stallone, Richard Crenna, Marc de Jonge. 'Irvine Always Has a Good Time," a on Elm Street (60 min.) (In Stereo) school bully never grows up. (60 min.) is treated in a general asks private eye Philip Marlowe to 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1 2i30PM (33 Love Boat investigate a series of strange events in­ (11) MOVIE: 'A Little Sex' A swinging Union hospital, 9:30PM g® Can You Beat Baldness? (X) Straight Talk: Cellulite Free [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand volving his two daughters. Humphrey Bo­ newlywed finds it hard to give up other National 2 0 0 From Dover. Del. (2 hrs I and George gart, Lauren Bacall, John Ridgely. ig46 ® Empty Nett (CC) Harry's 55-yesr-old (Live) women. Tim Matheson, Kate. Capshaw, dD Completely Mental Misadventures friend begins to date Carol. (R) (In Stereo) of Ed Grimley (CC). (Janies Read) is ® ® 2 2 7 (C C ) Olympic gold medalist Edward Herrmann. 1981. [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd captured and Florence Griffith-Joyner shows Brenda ® Beyond To m o rro w A diving suit that ® ) Collectors (R) (CC). ® KISS Video Request Show sent to Libby Prison. that there's honor in not finishing first (Ri eliminates the need for decompression: d4) Just for Laughs (3§) What About Women: Sisters in the [M/1^] MOVIE: 'Willow' (CC) A diminu- (In Stereo) lasers to remove severe skin blemishes (Iri Struggle (Rebroadcast) Wanted: Dead or Alive live Nelwyn struggles to protect an infant ® This Old House (CC). |R) Stereo) [CNN] Evans & Novak princess from the evil queen who's vowed CHECK IISTINGS [C N N ] This Week In Japan ® Saturday Night Live Host: actress to destroy her. Val Kilmer. Warwick Davis ® MOVIE: 'Jubal' A drifter, falsely ac­ [D IS ] Best of Ozaie and Harriet FOR EXACT TIME Demi Moore. Musical guests: the South Joanne Whalley. 1988. Rated PG (Iri cused of being interested in his best [M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Hot Dog... the Movie' African band Johnny Clegg and Savuka. [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, For Women Stereo) friend's wife, is forced to kill him in self- (C C ) Ski bums and bunnies try to outdo (90 min.) (R) (In Stereo) defense. Glenn Ford, Ernest Borqnine Rori each other on the slopes while looking for 1:00PM (Bsiskel & Ebert 500th An­ [TM C ] Firstworks Interviews, film clips Steiger. 1956. romance on the side. David Naughton, Pa­ ® Public People/Private Lives (R) niversary The film critics celebrate 14 and behind-the-scenes footage highlight Of figure skating and gymnastics from Vail, and Roger discuss movies that had an im­ ® ) MOVIE: 'Blue Skies' Tw o song-and- trick Houser, Tracy N. Smith. 1984. Rated [C N N ] Sports Tonight years of reviewing movies together with the early works of director Taylor Hack- Colo. (90 min.) (Taped) R. ford. pact on them. dance men find romance and success ‘[E8PN] SportsCenter Up-to-date A -3 clips of their best debates and outtakes (3® Food Saver from their series. (60 min.) (33) Tw ilig h t Zone (C C ) Desperation leads B^lgCrosby, Fred Astaire, Joan Caulfield^ 10:00PM ® West 67th (CC) (60 scores. 2:10PM [C N N ] Healthweek Frugal Gourm et (In Stereo) an alcoholic to seek help, but the "solu­ min.) (In Stereo) “The amount of caffeine that harms them d D Baretta (2® dZ) (3® Home Shopping Net­ tion" he finds could be deadly. (R) (In 12:00AM is equal to drinking 100 cups a day? Whew! 2:30PM ® ) Joy of Painting (R) (2® Record Guide (B ) Premiere: Inside the Summer Block­ ® N e w t work (3 hrs.) (11) War of the Worlds As a U.S.-Soviet Stereo) busters Previews and interviews highlight I only drink 99!" c ign by HEX. me. disarmament plan is being put into place, d B French in Action: Tout Est Bien Qui [C N N ] Future Watch (33) IN N N ew s d® WWF Wrestling Challenge Fmit Bien... Ou Mai (3® 101 Ways to Get Cash From the this look at upcoming summer movies in­ the aliens plot a worldwide nuclear war. [U S A ] Double Trouble Government cluding "Indiana Jones and the Last Cru­ (3 ) Great Wok of China ® Children's Miracle Network Tele­ (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch 5:00PM ® Our Common Future (2® d ® N B C New s sade," "Lethal Weapon II, " "Batman " ( g M onsters Alien rats turn an abused thon The seventh annual fund-raiser bene­ 22) W W F Superstars of Wrestling [L IF E ] Goodnight, Beantown (Continues) (Live) "Ghostbusters II" and "Abyss ' (60 min I girl's foster parents (Peggy Cass, Frank fits children's hospitals in the United (2® Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: Will (In Stereo) States and Canada. On location at Disney­ 24. Antiques (R) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Hamburger Hill' Based Gorshin) into one of their own. (R) ON THE FA8TIMCK by Bill Holbrook (33) Journ ey Teen issues are explored with Providence Prevail? Pulitzer Prize­ land in Anaheim, Calif., are co-hosts Marie on the 82nd Airborne Division's valiant [A& E] Our Common Future The threa­ g Com bat) 3d) Triple Threat celebrity guests Expose. Karyn White and winning historian Barbara Tuchman dis­ Osmond. John Schneider. Merlin Olsen. 10-day effort to secure a strategic military tened global environment is the focus of '38) It's a Living A m y receives a Valen­ pro basketball player Alex English. Hosts cusses politicians, ad deception, heroes g ) H unter A friend and colleague, sus­ Marilyn M cCoo and Mary Hart. (3 hrs.) location in North Vietnam Anthony Barrile, the Jets. and George Washington. this international event highlighted by con tine's Day gift — a key to a room at the cen performances. Participants include pected of murdering her husband, is inves­ MOVIE: 'Instructors of Death' Feud­ SACK AMD FbfrTH, |f^HlC+[ eeiWNPS hotel. (R) Michael Patrick Boatman. Don Cheadle! 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) (3® Straight Talk: Free Your Body From S® A B C N e w s (CC). Bob Geldof, Sting, Elton John, Tetence tigated by Hunter and McCall. (60 min.) (R) ing between two martial arts clubs in Can­ Cellulite (In Stereo) m> Rx?TH-.AM EaIDL£55 I Mf, HOW ARE (1® Let's Go Bowling (60 mtn.) [C N N ] Pinnacle Trent D'Arby, Herbie Hancock. Richard ton erupts into a stunning final confronta­ 3,00PM (3] (3Q) PBA Bowling: Dou­ tVCLE OF MoTioiO ANl> I AT TriE dZ) Shining Time Station (CC). (2® ® O u r Co m m on Future (Continues) [D IS] Teen Win, Lose or Draw Gere, Christopher Reeve, Lisa Bonet Sig­ g ) M O V IE : 'T h e Big Broadcast' A radio tion. Liu Chia-Hui, Hui Ying-Hung. 1978. bles Classic (CC) From Las Vegas. Nev. ourney Weaver and Stefanie Power's station's survival depends on the guest ap­ gepETifiOU,,. OFFlCB------? [CNN] Newsday (® WKRP in Cincinnati ® Hersey's Hollywood (90 min.) (Live) 7:00PM ® Ufestyles of the Rich and From New York's Lincoln Center and other pearances of a slew of stars. Bing Crosby. [DIS] MOVIE; 'Barnum' Flamboyant (ii) MOVIE: 'Flying Tigers' In W orld W ar (2® International Cooking School Famous Joan Rivers; actor Carroll O'Con­ locations around the world. (3 hrs.) Kate Smith, George Burns. 1932. [CNN] Newsnight master showman P.T. Barnum recounts II China, a cocky American pilot tries to ® The Saint nor; Malcoim-Jamal Warner ("The Cosby [CNN] PrimeNews ® Hardcastle and McCormick [ESPN ] AW A Championship Wrestling his glittering career as circus impresario redeem himself with a selfless act of hero­ Show "), (60 min.) (R) @® ALF (CC) In a nightmare, Willie dreams [E S P N ] College Baseball World Series: [C N N ] Hesdilna News [L IF E ] Leg Work Claire's housekeeper and creator of "Th e Greatest Show on ism. Colorized version. John Wayne, John ALF IS his school roommate (R) (In Stereo) ® Wheel of Fortune (CC). wins a jackpot in Atlantic City. (60 min.) Earth." Burt Lancaster. Hanna Schyquila. Carroll, Anna Lee, 1942. Gam e Four From Omaha, Neb. (3 hrs , 30 [H BO ] HBO Comedy Hour (CC) Comic John Roney 1986. dZ) Julia Child and Company: Dinner for ® It's a U ving Am y receives a Valen­ min.) (Live) Martin Short (a.k.a. Ed Grimley) is joined by 1 2:30AM ® ju s t Between Friends (3® Home Shopping Network (60 mm.) the Boss tine's Day gift -- a key to a room at the [HBO] MOVIE: 'Arthur 2 On the Rocks' guests including Eugene Levy and Tracey Oprah Winfrey profiles several best-friend [ H B O ] Nature W atch (C C ) A look at how hotel. (R) (2® Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide (In [A & E] Mel Torme in Concert From San (C C ) Perpetually intoxicated millionaire Ar­ Oilman as he regales the audience with relationships. Featured: pro basketball's the octopus uses camouflage to ambush Stereo) Its prey and how it protects its young. (In Francisco's Symphony Hall, Torm e is QD ®i) Star Trek: The Next Generation thur Bach IS forced to find work after losing eight of his whacky characters. (60 min.) Earvin "Magic’' Johnson and Isiah Th o ­ Stereo) dZ) Motorweok Mazda's RX-7 sports car joined by pianist George Shearing and scat (C C ) Dr Pulaski ages rapidly after being his fortune to his ex-fiancee's vengeful (In Stereo) mas; South African author Mark Matha- and the M X-5 Miata; the Buick Century se­ singer John Hendricks (60 min ) exposed to a mysterious virus. (60 mm.) father. Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli, John bane and tennis pro Stan Smith. (60 min.) [L IF E ] Cagney 8> Lacey Part 2 of 2. [LIFE] Daya and Nights of Molly Dodd dan: new car warranties. [CNN] N e w sw atch (R) (In Stereo) Gielgud. 1988 Rated PG. (In Stereo) (CC). ® Crimes of the Century A profile of the [ l i s a ] MOVIE: 'A Polish Vampire In [A & E ] Perfect Spy Magnus seeks sanc­ [ESPN] College Baseball World Series: 0® Linda Seidel [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey [U S A ] Hitchhiker Yorkshire Ripper, who allegedly killed 13 Burbank' A virginal vampire sets out to women in England in the late 1970s. (R) tuary from his enemies in a remote seaside Game Three Teams to be announced (3 (20) Friday the 13th: The Series A cere­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'License to Drive' Des WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll snare his first victim. 1985. town. (60 min.) Part 5 of 7. 1 0:30PM ® Benny Hill hrs.) (Live) monial Indian rattle helps a doctor save pite the fact that he failed his driver's test, ® Friday the 13th: The Series An ob­ (33) M onsters Alien rats turn an abused 1.30PM (3) PGA Golf: Kemper Open [CN N ] On the Menu [H BO ] MOVIE: He's My Girl' The man­ lives at the same time that it kills others. a teen-ager "borrows” hts grandfather s sessed choreographer struggles to com­ Third round from Potomac, Md. Starting [D IS] Born Free ager of an aspiring rock star masquerades (60 min ) (In Stereo) mint-condition Cadillac for a laie-nujht girl's foster parents (Peggy Cess, Frank plete his latest masterpiece even though MU&TVE &EENI A time IS tentative. (2 hrs.) (Live) dream date, Corey Haim, Corey Feldman Gorshin) into one of their own. (R) his principal dancers are dying myster­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Uke Father, Like Son' as a woman in order to accompany his C241 Between the Wars PRETTY SUCW DAY 24) Bodywatch (CC) (R) 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) g Learn to Play the Piano Overnight iously. (60 min.) (In Stereo) (C C ) A n experimental serum accidentally client on a free trip to Los Angeles. T.K (26) Hee H aw (R) HISTORY-WISE. (3® Health and Tennis Carter. David Hallyday, Misha McK. 1987 [U S A ] MOVIE; 'Night of the Creeps' A g Friday the 13th: The Series A cere­ switches a surgeon's personality with that C30) Benny Hill g Tw ilig h t Zona (C C ) Desperation leads Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) fraternity prank turns ugly when alien hfe- monial Indian rattle helps a doctor save (3® Starting From Scratch James puts of his teen age son. Dudley Moore, Kirk an alcoholic to seek help, but the "solu­ (301 W ar of the Worlds Aliens scheme to forms are accidentally unleashed on cam­ lives at the same time that it kills others. his house on the mai .et to help Helen Cameron, Sean Astin. 1987. Rated P G -13. [USA] Throb tion" he finds could be deadly. (R) (In kill off the world's population with a poi­ (60 min.) (In Stereo) launch a real-estate career (R) (In Stereo) pus, turning students Into zombies Jason Stereo) 5130 PM Qi) Starting From Scratch soned gram shipment. (60 mm.) (R) (In Lively, Steve Marshall. Jill Whitlow, 1986 [C N N ] Evans ft Novak ®7) Long Ago & Far Away: The Reluc­ [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire James puts his house on the market to Stereo) [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Woman tant Dragon (CC). (R) [U S A ] Hollywood Insider help Helen launch a real-estate career. (R) 8:30 PM (18) Straight Talk: Free Your [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Pretants 12:45AM [TM C] MOVIE: 'Hambur- I4Q) Best of the National Geographic Body From Cellulite gar Hill' Based on the 82nd Airborne Divi­ [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday ® NBA Basketball Playoffs: fl8) Great W ok of China Specials Endangered species find shelter 11:00PM ® ® g ® News 3:30 PM A m e n (C C ) The Deacon butters up sion's valiant 10-day effort to secure a [HBO] MOV(E: 'Summer Camp Night­ Real to Reel m an animal sanctuary m the isolated High Phoenix Suns at Los Angeles Lakers the church board when a law firm ap­ ® Barney Miller strategic military location ip North Viet­ mare' After taking control of a summer Western Conference Final Game Seven, if A rctftf mm,) > 1 (24) Victory Garden (CC) proaches him for a partnership, (R) (In (33) Tales From the Darktida William nam. Anthony Barrile. MicheeL^atrick camp from its dictatorial director, a coun­ necessary. Starting time is tentative. C^UAU-I [A & £ i t^ifonicle A look at Novv"&rk's Stereo) Hickey stars as a cynical reporter who vis­ Boatman, Don Cheadle. 1987- Rated R. (In selor puts the place under paramilitary rule. Game may be moved to June 4. (2 hrs., 30 ® Hogan Fam ily (C C I Bun challenges mountain retreats. its a horror-filled carnival, Stereo) min I (Live) David to a due! after learning that David is @4) H om etim e (CC). Chuck Connors, Charles Stratton, Adam [CNN] CapAal Gang ^ * dating his girlfriend. (R) (In Stereo) g Go for Your Dreams [H B O ] m o v i e : ‘Third De- Carl. 1987 Rated PG-13. (S) dZ) Yan Can Cook: The Rice Bowl i^Z) W ild Am erica (C C ) Brown bears 1 2:50AM CSJD This Old House (CC). (R) [D IS] MOVIE: 'Looking for Miracles' A gather along Alaska’s McNeil River to feast g ft's a Living A m y receives a Valen­ gree Bum' (CC) A private detective be­ [CN N ] Your Money comes involved in murder after falling in 2;00PM ® Public People/Private [C N N ] Newsmaker Saturday 16-year-old camp counselor's dreams of a on Pacific salmon swimming upstream to tine's Day gift - a key to a room at the CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanca Rodawalt Lives |R) [U SA ] Cover Story carefree summer are ruined vyhen his spawn. (R) hotel. (R) love with the adulterous wife he's been [USA] My Sister Sam pesky kid brother tags along. Greg Spot- hired to follow. Treat Williams. Virginia C D O ur Com m on Future The threatened 4:00PM ® Chae Visual Feel Beauty tiswood, Zachary Bennett. Joe Flaherty 9:00PM ® (2^ Children's Miracle g Black Adder Madsen. 1989. (In Stereo) global environment is the focus of this in­ 5.35PM [DIS] Just Uke Family (In (2® Dinner at Julia's (CC). (R) Stereo) 1989 Rated NR Network Telethon The seventh annual g Rat Patrol I KNOW THIS SOUNDS CRAZY I KEEP FINDING LITTUe CHUBB MUST HAVE LEFT ternational event highlighted by concert fund-raiser benefits children's hospitals in 1:00AM ® Sustaining (® Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ [HBO] Neil Diamond's Greatest Hits - ® Latenight America With Dennis MADISSONyBUTITHINK MY performances. Participants include Bob the United Slates and Canada. On location CUIB6-, AND SOME NC3T SO HIS SOUP BONE ON THE Geldof, Sting, Elton John, Terence Trent cords 6:00PM ® ffl d® (g) @® News Uve The Grammy Award-winning enter­ W holey Ufes Most Embarrassing Moments Does PiAW THE sreRBO tainer performs the songs that made him at Disneyland in Anaheim, Calif., are co­ (CC) U TO e CLUES. TURNTABLE AGAIN. D 'Arby, Herbie Hancock, Richard Gere, dZ) Victory Garden (CC). (33) Chartes in Charge (C C ) Lillian opens a hosts Mane Osmond. John Schneider. ® MOVIE: 'Search' A space-age detec­ m \ie m Christopher Reeve, Lisa Bonet, Sigourney 1950s-style cafe: Charles tutors two foot­ famous, including ■'America." "Cherry. tive investigates the disappearance of a dS) Dating Game d ® MOVIE: 'Bitter Harvest' A young Merlin Olson, Marilyn McCoo and Mary AT WORK. Weaver and Stefanie Powers From New ball players. (R) Cherry. " and "Heanlighi." (60 mm.) (Iri gem collection. Hugh O'Brian, Elke Som­ Midwestern dairy farmer tries frantically to Stereo) Hart. (2 hrs.) [A&E] Our Common Future The threa­ York s Lincoln Center and other locations Ci® Can You Beat Baldness? mer, Burgess Meredith. 1972. tened global environment is the focus of around the world. (3 hrs.) (Live) prevent the spread of a deadly chemical [U SA ] Miami Vice (is} Chae Visual Feel Beauty infecting cattle and people. Ron Howard, [A&E] Our Common Future (Contin­ this international event highlighted by con­ d® OeGrassi Junior High (CC). ® Masterpiece Theatre: A Very British (33) Friday the 13th: The Series A cere­ Art Carney, Richard Oysart. 1981. 7:30PM ® Jeopardyl (CC)-- ues) cert performances. Participants include monial Indian rattle helps a doctor save d® Fugitive Coup (CC) Perkins' term is rocked by Bob Geldof, Sting, Elton John, Terence f [A & E ] Living Planet: A Portrait of the ® Mama's Family scandals which pale In comparison with [C N N ] Capital Gang lives at the same time that it kills others. Earth dZ) Doctor Who: Seeds of Death Trent D'Arby, Herbie Hancock, Richard (60 min.) (In Stereo) (M V-Slicer the Prime Minister's demand that America [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Prisoner of Zenda' dS Star Trek Gere. Christopher Reeve, Lisa Bonet. Sig­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Jack the Giant Killer' A abandon its British bases. (2 hrs.) Part 2 of An Englishman takes the place of a @ ® Our Common Future The threa­ ^2) As Schools Match Wits ourney Weaver and Stefanie Powers. young farm lad battles monsters, dragons [A&E] Edge and Beyond (In Stereo) distantly-related monarch, thereby saving tened global environment is the focus of From New York's Lincoln Center and other and sorcery when he is chosen to escort a O ) W ild Am erica (C C ) The variedwildlife the faltering domain from ruin. Stewart this international event highlighted by con­ [CNN] Newswatch ® Golden Girls (CC) Dorothy wants her locations around the world. (3 hrs.) beaptiful princess to safety. Kerwin Mat­ within the six different ecosystems found Granger, James Mason, Deborah Kerr. cert performances. Participants include [O IS] Here's Boomer ex-husband back when he becomes en­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Barnum' Flamboyant thews. Judi Meredith, Torin Thatcher. in the state of Texas. (R) 1952. Rated PG. Bob Geldof, Sting, Elton John, Terence gaged to another woman. (R) (In Stereo) master showman P.T. Barnum recounts 1962. Rated G. I ^ i r E ] Th e Key to Rebecca W ith the fate (ID Superboy Suporboy sets out to catch his glittering career as circus impresario Trent D 'A rb y. Herbie Hancock, Richard of the British army in North Africa at stake, S® North and South: Book II (C C ) A [ H B O ] M O V IE : ‘Fatal Beauty* (C C ) An Gere, Christopher Reeve, Lisa Bonet, Sig­ [ESPN ] Cycling: La Jolla Bicycle Race a rock singer and his accomplice, who are undercover policewoman searches for the and creator of "The Greatest Show on intelligence officer William Vandam (Cliff vyounded Orry escapes from a Union hos­ (60 min.) terrorizing a baseball amusement park. (R) source of a deadly batch of cocaine. Earth." Burt Lancaster, Hanna Schygulla, ourney W eaver and Stefanie Powers. Robertson) races against time to prevent pital; George is brutalized in prison; Made­ DICK TRACY by Dick Lochar A Max Collint From New York's Lincoln Center and other [A & E] Eagle and the Bear Whoopi Goldberg, Sam Elliott, Ruben John Roney. 1986. [L IF E ] Th e Key to Rebecca The fete of Nazi spy Alex Wolff (David Soul) from re­ line's baby is born; Virgilia seeks Con­ locations around the world. (3 hrs.) the British army in North Africa during laying British battle plans to Rommel (Rob­ [C N N ] Sports Saturday gressman Greene's help. Stars Patrick Blades. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) [E S P I^ Lighter Side of Sports Jay John­ World W ar II depends on a British intellig­ Swayze. James Read and Lesley-Anne stone IS host. MR. PUCNTV, VtXJ DO IN­ TH CT’S A L.OAN O FFER MAH . D A P ^ (22) (3® Major League Baseball: Regional ert Culp). (2 hrs.) Part 2 of 2. [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Private Investigations' [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire ence officer, a Nazi spy and the seductive Down. (2 hrs.) Part 4 of 6. (R) DEED HAVE AVIRU'5... BUT MINb-A«'P HATE TO GET RE BLAME IT, I Coverage Chicago Cubs at St. Louis Cardi­ [M A X] MOVIE: '18 Again' (CC) An in­ An innocent man gets caught up in his jour­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Order of the Black [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide powers of two women. Based on Ken Fol- NOT OF THC’ICOMPlJTeR' ELECTED WITH ARTY OH-. I CA IN 'TI I nals or San Francisco Giants at Atlanta nocent birthday wish brings unforseen nalist father s battle against police corrup­ dZ) M O V IE ; 'Four Daughters' Four Eagle' Duncan Jax and simian sidekick T y ­ lett's thriller. Stars Cliff Robertson, David [U S A ] MOVIE: *A Polish Vampire In Fl^UU 1NTEL.L.VQENT^I - Braves. (3 hrs.) (Live) tion. Clayton Rohner, Ray Sharkey. 1987. daughters fall in love*with the same man. phoon embark on a mission to stop a me­ Soul. (2 hrs.) Part 1 of 2. problems when a wealthy 81-year-old Burbank' A virginal vampire sets out to ® Art of William Alexander and Lowell switches bodies with his teen-age grand­ Rated R. (In Stereo) Lane Sisters, Claude Rains. John Garfield galomaniac bent on world domination. Ian snare his first victim. 1985. Speers (R) [U S A ] Bustin' Loose son. George Burns, Charlie Schlatter, Tony 1938. Hunter, C.K. Bibby. 1987. Rated R. (In Roberts. 1988. Rated PG. ® MOVIE: Real Genius' Stereo) 1:10AM [CN N ] Travel Guide (21) MOVIE: 'The Strange Possession of 4:10PM [CN N ] Sports Close-up (C C ) A group of gifted scientific students ® Cops The officers deal with a senes of [U S A ] M O V IE: ‘Stuck on You' An angel Mrs. Oliver' A housewife who only [M AX] MOVIE: 'Switching Channels' [TMC] MOVIE: 'My Demon Lover' A seek revenge against the unscrupulous domestic crises. (R) (In Stereo) 1:20AM [M AX] MOVIE: Bulletproof planned to change her hairstyle and war­ young woman falls In love with a man who is sent to earth to end a palimony feud. An ex-cop is hired to recover an American (CC) A cable news director schemes to professor who has been stealing their [CNN] Showbiz Week drobe discovers she Is taking on the per­ literally turns into a monster when sexually Irwin Corey, Virginia Penta, Albert Pia. keep his ex-wife, vyho is also his star re­ Ideas. Val Kilmer, Gabe Jarrot, William supertank from Communist insurgents In ^ I S ] MOVIE: 'The Electric Horseman'- sonality and appearance of another porter, from remarrying. Kathleen Turner, aroused. Scott Valentine, Michelle Little Atherton. 1985, (In Stereo) 1983. Mexico. Gary Busey, Henry Silva. 1988. woman. George Hamilton, Robart F. 1987. Rated PG-13. An ex-champion rodeo rider kidnaps his Rated R. (in Stereo) Bun Reynolds, Chnstopher Reeve. 1988. Lyons 1977 ® ® Mission: Impossible (CC) The sporisor's thoroughbred stallion and rides 11:10PM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Willow' Rated PG (In Stereo) [U S A ] Diamonds (60 min ) force races to find a hidden gold reserve him into the desert. Robert Redford, Jane (C C ) A diminutive Nelwyn struggles to 1:30AM ® She's the Sheriff Hildy ® WWF Wrestling before a neo-Nazi group locates it and protect an infant princess from the evil 4:30PM ® (4® Wide World of Sports: 6:30PM (X ) C B S N e w s (GC) takes all the credit for nabbing two coun­ (57) French in Action: Revue Defile starts a Fourth Reich. (60 mm.) (R) (In queen who’s vowed to destroy her. Val terfeiters even though her deputies did all Symphony of Sports (C C ) A n exhibition CB Siskel & Ebert From November: Gene Stereo) Continued.. Kilmer. Warwick Davis, Joanne Whalley. the work. (R) 1

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Family Ties (CC) Mallory's boss ® Duet (CC) When Linda's long-lost Wild Kingdom 3 3 father visits, she discovers he's a Fuller (S ) Alice keeping his stewardess girltnends from ?yi' becomes in­ 1980. 3 disarrnament plan is being put into place, tries to steal her fashion idea. (R) (In C S spread a Little Sunshine Brush man. (R) (In Stereo) dD Gene Scott 6:00AM bumping into each other at his apartment. volved in a fierce [L IF E ] Internal Medicine Update (ID Vintage: A History of Wine (R) the aliens plot a worldwide nuclear war. Stereo) (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [A & E ] Rich Uttle & a Night of 42 Stars C B Sustaining Tony Curtis, Jerry Lewis, Dany Saval. fight with the [U S A ] Tales of the Gold Monkey [A & E ] Maria Calias; Ufa and Art The op­ d D Nature (C C ) A profile of New Zealand [A& E] Thomas Edison; The Wizard of 35 INN Magazine 1965. era diva is profiled through interviews with (i® Nature (CC) An examination of the and its unusual wildlife. (60 min.) (R) (In From the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas: M enlo Park A memoir of the inventor of children's services Maior League Baseball: the master impressionist mimics Kermit the electric tight, motion pictures and re­ [U S A ] Cartoons 1:30PM (B friends and contemporaries. (60 min.) Nevada desert and the wildlife supported Stereo) ® Home Shopping Network bureaucracy af­ Pittsburgh Pirates at New York Mets (3 the Frog, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Julio Igle- corded sound. (60 min.) by one small river. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo! (S) MOVIE: 'Carter's Army' During (S8) Insight / Out 8:30AM world Tomorrow [DIS] MOVIE: 'Harry artd the Hender­ sias and President Reagan. (60 min.) (B ter her foster hrs.) (Live) sons' A Washington family's life is turned ® Star Trek; The Next Generation (CC) Worid W ar II, a redneck Arm y captain is [C N N ] Worid Report @ Children's Miracle Network Tele­ [C N N ] Headline News (JS Choices W e Face daughter (Marie 3 Tony Brown's Journal Part 5 of 5. upside down after they ran into Bigfoot Dr. Pulaski ages rapidly after being ex­ assigned an all-black regiment to guard a [HBO] MOVIE; 'Big Bad Mama II' Re­ thon Continues (4 hrs.) d® Porky Pig Martin) is molested [CNN] Moneyweek during a camping trip and take the lumber­ posed to a mysterious virus. (60 min.) (R) dam from the Nazis. Stephen Boyd, Robert [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Chad Hanna' A country venge drives a 1930s gun molt to kidnap ® One Day at a Tim e ing creature home. John Lithgow, Melinda (In Stereo) Hooks, Susan Oliver. 1969. boy longs for the love of a circus bareback the son of a killer. Angie Dickinson, Robert (3 ) Search by her natural t [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update Dillon, Margaret Langrick. 1987, Rated PG. [A & E ] Wings Over the W orid: The Le­ rider. Henry Fonda. Dorothy Lamour, Linda Culp, Danielle Brisebois. 1987. Rated R. ( U Paid Programming father. In "Little [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Against All Odds' (CC) (j?) Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin dS) Robert Schuller gend Builders Part 2 of 2. Darnell. 1940. [A& E] Edge and Beyond An unemployed athlete is hired by a petty [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Real Man' (CC) A no- (Bp America's Most Wanted Scheduled: [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide (3 ) One Day at a Tim e Girl Lost," air­ nonsense CIA operative and a mild- [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [D IS ] You and Me. Kid hood to locate his ranaway girlfriend. [CNN] This W eek In the N B A A weekly former boxer Mauricio Aldana (Acosta), [U S A ] Paid Programming [A& E] Twentieth Century How the cap­ ing SUNDAY, JUNE Rachel W ard. Jeff Bridges, James W oods. mannered insurance agent join forces to magazine-style report on NBA players and wanted for murder. (In Stereo) [U S A ] Law and Harry McGraw (60 min.) [ESPN ] Surfer Magazine Highlights and ture of the Remagen Bridge hastened the retrieve a formula that could save the teams. 1 2:30AI\/I Ufastyles of the Rich 4. on ABC, 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) [A&E] Thomas Edison: The Wizard of (5D pointers. Allied victory. Host; Walter Cronkite. world. James Belushi, John Ritter, Barbara 10:1 5PM [H B O ] Not Necessarily the and Fam ous Joan Rivers; actor Carroll (Rebroadcast) [D IS ] M O V IE : 'M y Fair Lady' An English Menlo Park A memoir of the inventor of 2:00PM 3 MOVIE; Lost and Found' Barrie. 1987. Rated PG-13. News (In Stereo) O’Connor; Malcolm-Jamal Warner ("The [L IF E ] It Is Written [CN N ] Evans & Novak professor takes a London guttersnipe and CHECK IISTINGS A widower and a divorcee rediscover the the electric light, motion pictures and re­ Cosby S how "). (60 min.) (R) [LIFE] First Do No Harm Part 3 of 6. tries to turn her into a lady. Rex Harrison, corded sound. (60 min.) 1 0:30PM ® Target USAI Journalist [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Bye Bye Birdie' A small [DIS] Chip 'N' Dale's Rescue Rangers FOR EXACT TIME mishaps and makeups of married life. Audrey Hepburn. Stanley Holloway. 1964. Jack Anderson's report on international dD Sustaining Iowa town wins the opportunity to host (CC). Glenda Jackson, George Segal, 1979. [USA] Throb [CNN] PrimeNews the nationally televised final performance Rated G. (In Stereo) terrorism features interviews with PLO Making of a National Commercial [E S P N ] Inside the PGA Tour 3 Fight BackI W ith David Horowitz 4:30PM KIner's Komer [ESP N ] Great American Baseball Quiz leader Yasser Arafat and Sharon Rogers, of a teen idol about to enter military ser­ common goal--the national figure sxating CB [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Dragnet' (CC) Affec­ [HBO] Encyclopedia; The " I" Volume PG. Trivia questions. whose van was bombed in California in MOVIE: 'Assault and Matrimony' vice. Janet Leigh, Dick Van Dyke. Ann- championships. Joy LeDuc, James Vin­ (g) Mystery): Game. Sat and Match fl8) Great Wok of China tionate send-up of the popular T V series (C C ) An unhappily married couple devises (CC). (In Stereo) 10:10 AM [CN N ] On the Menu [H B O ] M O V IE : 'W illow' (CC) A diminu­ possible retaliation for the Iran Air disas­ Margret. 1963. (In Stereo) cent McNichol, Shirley Knight. 1979. (CC) Information from Stinnes causes 3 Twilight Zone (CC) Desperation leads features Joe Friday s nephew on the trail a series of schemes to kill each other off. [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Rensselaer to put Samson in charge of a tive Nelwyn struggles to protect an infant ter. (2 hrs.) (R) [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Real Men' 10:30AM (B inside Washington 3 Children's Miracle Network Tele­ an alcoholic to seek help, but the "solu­ of a power-hungry evangelist. Dan A yk­ Jill Eikenberry, Michael Tucker. 1987. (R) 6:05AM perilous laboratory break-in; Bret is sus­ princess from the evil queen who's vowed ® Odd Couple (CCI A no-nonsense CIA operative and a 9:00AM BSunday Morning (CC) (90 (B) New Jersey Gubernatorial Primary thon The seventh annual fund-raiser bene­ tion" he finds could be deadly. (R) (In royd, To m Hanks, Christopher Plummer. (In Stereo) fits children's hospitals in the United pected of leaking a top-secret memo to Stereo) 1987 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) to destroy her. Val Kilmer, Warwick Davis, mild-mannered insurance agent join forces min.) Debates Joanne Whalley. 1988. Rated PG. (In 3 Can You Beat Baldness? ^ One Day at a Tim e to retrieve a formula that could save the States and Canada. On location at Disney­ Moscow. (60 min.) Part 11 of 12. [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (E Children's Miracle Network Tele­ (3) This Old House (CC). (R) 3 Long Ago 8> Far Away: The Pied Pi­ Stereo) 3 Bless Me, Father [E S P N ] Horse Racing: Kansas Futurity world. James Belushl. John Ritter. Barbara land in Artaheim, Calif., are co-hosts Marie [C N N ] Week In Review thon The seventh annual fund-raiser bene­ per of Hamelin (CC). [U SA ] Murder, She Wrote Quarterliorse race from Ruidoso Downs, Barrie. 1987. Rated PG-13. 3 Three Stooges Osmond, John Schneider, Merlin Olsen, [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update 3 Ask the Manager fits children's hospitals in the United [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update Hersey's Hollywood N.M. (60 min.) 3 Conversations W ith Marilyn McCoo and Mary Hart. (3 hrs.) 3 6:30PM 3 3 N ew s [USA] New Mike Hammer ( ® Crimes of the Century A profile of the 6:10AM [C N N ] Healthweek States and Canada. On location at Disney­ [U SA ] MOVIE; 'The Haunting of Sarah Superboy Superboy sets out to catch [U SA ] New Healthy Diet 3 Reading Rainbow (CC). (R) 3 ( S A B C N e w s (CC). Yorkshire Ripper, who allegedly killed 13 land in Anaheim, Calif., are co-hosts Mario 3 McLaughlin Group Hardy' Ghastly visions and traumatic a rock singer and his accomplice, who are 8:30PM 3 101 ways to Get Cash 6:30AM CD vista women in England in the late 1970s. (R) [T M C ] m o v i e ; t w o Osmond, John Schneider, Merlin Olsen, [A& E] World of Photography childhood memories returii to haunt a terrorizing a baseball amusement park (R) Fulfill Your Dreams From the Government 12:35AM ITl It's Your Business Marilyn McCoo and Mary Hart. (3 hrs.) 3 War Chronicles young heiress upon her arrival at the an­ [L IF E ] Family Practice Update Mules for Sister Sara' A tough gunslinger [CN N ] Newsmaker Sunday (§Z) Hometime (CC). ® NBC News ' Day by Day (C C ) Kate and Brian in 19th-century Mexico helps a whiskey- 3 l) Christopher Closaup 3 Meet the Press (CC). cestral estate. Sela W ard, Morgan Fair- ( B Jetsons [ESPN] This Weak in Sports [CNN] Inside Business cope with a preschooler's nervous father. 11:00PM ffl ffi 3 3 3 N e w s swilling "nun" cross the arid desert safely. Mama's Family lola and Mama ran for child. Polly Bergen. 1989. (In Stereo) [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Formula One (3) Twin Star Productions Fantasy Island 3 (Postponed from an earlier date) (In Stereo) - ® Cheers (CC). Clint Eastwood, Shirley MacLaine 1970. (B) [L IF E ] Internal Medicine Update the presidency of the ladies' church group. Grand Prix of Phoenix From Arizona. (2 [L IF E ] Family Practice Update (28) Govsmment Grants (3) Kenneth Copeland 2:15PM [HBO] MOVIE; Soul Man' hrs., 30 min.) (Live) dZ) House on the Waterfall A film portrait 3 Jack Van Imps Presents Rated PG. 3 children's Miracle Net­ (R) (CC) A n ingenious teen cons his w ay into 7:00PM ( B 60 M inutes (C C ) (60 min.) of "Fallingwater," a landmark house de­ 10:45AM [LIFE] First Do No Harm Part 4 of 6. ® Ring Around the World (3) Bugs Bunny work Telethon Continues (75 min.) (5?) Innovation Technological break­ Harvard Law School when his father re­ (In Stereo) signed by architect Frank Lloyd Wright. 3 Insight / Out 1 2:40AM [M AX] MOVIE: The Sev- (S ) Alice (3 ) Sesame Street (CC). throughs in the security industry. fuses to pay his tuition. C. Thomas Howell, [M AX] Max Movie Show A preview of 3 Are You Being Served? enth Sign' An expectant mother faces the 3 Jewish Life C13 Sea World's Miracle Babies and ® Married... With Children (CC) Al de- horrifying revelation that her unborn child [A & E ] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. 3 ) Frederick K. Price [A & E ] MOVIE: 'Syh/ia' A private detec­ Rae Dawn Chong. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In theatrical releases, movies in production Friends (CC| Hosts Danny Pintauro and cides to build himself a new bathroom. (R) 3 Wanted: Dead or Alive 11:00AM (B Face the Nation Stereo) and interviews with screen stars. is to be sacrificed as part of a religious [C N N ] Style W ith Elsa Klansch (3) New Gidget Danni and Gidget mistak­ tive is hired by a millionaire to investigate Joanna Kerns take a look at the birth and (In Stereo) 3 A M Boston |R) prophecy. Demi Moore. Midiael Biehn, Munsters Today Herman becomes ir- the background of his fiancee. Carroll [USA] My Sister Sam nurturing of marine animals, including the [D IS] Mousercise enly get arrested in Hawaii when nude sun- (B 2:30PM 3 Adam Smith's Money [E S P N ] College Baseball World Series ® McLaughlin Group Jurgen Prochnow. 1988. Rated R (In bathers join them on the beach. rosistibile when he's accidentally sprayed Baker, George Maharis, Joanne Dra. 1965. World: Why Catalogs Are Itt baby killer whales. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Game Six from Omaha, Neb. (3 hrs.) (Live) Stereo) [E S P N ] Motorweek Illustrated Motors- 5:00PM CB Knight Rider with Grandpa's love potion. [CNN] Newsday (53 MOVIE: 'A Summer Place' Young ® Connecticut; Now (In Stereo) ports series. ® David Paul [A & E ] Shortstories Dining becomes a re­ Cm) MOVIE: '21 Hours at Munich’ Eight 3 David Paul love and an old romance threaten to des­ 9:00PM (53 Tony Awards From the [A & E ] Buffalo Bill 1 cOOAM QD Tales From the Darkside @ Shining Tim e Station (CC). (R) [D IS ] Bast of Walt Disney Presents: volutionary experience for a Los Angeles Arab terrorists kill two Israeli team mem­ Gershwin Theatre in New York, the 43rd (jS Davey & Goliath troy two families during a summer holiday. (p) MOVIE: Before and After' A woman 6:45AM 3 Dollars and Sense Golden Horseshoe Revue The Golden couple in "Che's Revenge." bers and kidnap nine others during the annual presentation of the American [C N N ] Inside Business ®5 Munsters Today Herman becomes ir- Horseshoe Revue's 10,000th perform­ Richard Egan, Sandra Dee. Troy Donahue. discovers a new identity after losing 7:00AM S D Wall street Journal Re­ resistibile when he's accidentally sprayed 3 It's Your Business [LIFE] Cardiology Update 1972 Olympics. William Holden. Shirley 1959. Theatre W ing's Antoinette Perry Awards, [H B O ] Mutiny Has Just Begun: Robert weight and must make a decision between ance. (60 min.) port with Grandpa's love potion. 3 Connecticut Real Estate Showcase [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Native Son' An alien­ Knight, Richard Basehart. 1976. honoring excellence on the stage. Host; Townsend and His Partners in Crime III marriage and independence Patty Duke [HBO] MOVIE: 'Terms of Endearment' (3D MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan and the Curse Angela Lansbury. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo Live) (CC) Robert Townsend gives tips on how ( B Point of View [A & E ] Living Dangerously ® Business World ated black youth stands trial for the acci­ Cli) Straight Talk: Free Your Body From of the Dragon Queen' Charlie Chan is Astin, Barbara Fetdon, Kenneth Mars (CC) Five-time Oscar-winning account of Cellulite MOViE: 'Uttle Girl Lost' (CC) A to act jive in this variety free-for-all, with 1979 (B) World Tomorrow dental murder of his white employer's aided by his bumbling grandson in solving ffl 3 [CNN] Daywatch (H ) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). the 30-year relationship between a mother daughter. Victor Love. Elizabeth M cGov­ couple attempts to adopt a foster child singers Bobby Brown and Brenda Russell. and her daughter. Shirley MacLaine, Debra (20) War of the Worlds As a U.S.-Soviet a siring of San Francisco murders. Peter (60 min.) (In Stereo) [A& E] All Creatures Great and Small (3) ® Divine Plan [ESPN] NBA Today 3 MOVIE; 'World's Greatest Athlete' ern, Carroll Baker. 1986. Rated PG. disarmament plan is being put into place, Ustinov, Angie Dickinson. 1981. who claims to have been sexually m o­ Part 10 of 10. Synchrortal Research Raised Tarzan-style in Africa, a primitive Winger, Jack Nicholson. 1983. Rated PG. lested by her natural father. Tess Harper, [LIFE] Orthopaedic Surgery Update [HBO] MOVIE; 'Willow' (CC) A diminu­ the aliens plot a worldwide nuclear war. (S) Food Saver blonde youth is carried off to America for [L IF E ] Physicians' Jourttal Update 3:00PM (B 3 children's Miracle Frederic Forrest, Patricia Kalember 1988 [U S A ] Paid Programming ® It's Your Business tive Nelwyn struggles to protect an infant Network Telethon Continues (3 hrs.) (60 min.) |R) (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: Call Me' A bored Man princess from the evil queen who's v o w ^ potential athletic glory. Jan-Michael Vin­ [M A X ] Cinamax Comedy Experiment: (IS) Magical World of Disney: Davy (R) (In Stereo) hattan career woman finds herself aroused 1 :2 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hammer ® Kenneth Copeland All Creatures Great and Small to destroy her. Val Kilmer, Warwick Davis, cent, John Amos, Tim Conway. 1973. Merrill Markoe's Guide to Glamorous (B) MOVIE: 'The Hunter' A professional Crockett: A Letter for Polly (CC) On his (iD Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme: by an obscene phone caller. Patricia Char- head Jo n e s’ A malicious promoter forces C20) Saint 38) Jim m y Swaggart Joanne Whalley. 1988. Rated PG. (In [A& E] Our Century: G.l. Joe A profile of Living (CC) The Emmy Award-winning co­ bounty hunter tracks bail jumpers to every way to deliver a letter to his wife, Davy "AIDS, Sex and the Bible." Musical guest: bonneau, Patti D'Arbanville, Sam Freed a kindhearted wrestler to participate in one dD Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbara Stereo) the American soldier during W orld W ar II, median points out some of the tedious as­ corner of the country. Steve McQueen, (38) Friday the 13th: The Series A cere­ helps an orphan and an Indian woman in Karla Worley (60 mm.) (In Stereo) 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) of his no-holds-barred death matches." Kathryn Harrold, Eli Wallach. 1979. labor (60 min.) (Postponed from an earlier Ted Vernon, Anthony Albarino, R.S. King. [A& E] Miss Marple: The Body in the [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update including the USO recollections of Ray Bol- pects of fame and fortune. (In Stereo) monial Indian rattle helps a doctor save 3 Learn to Play the Piano Overnight [U S A ] Cover Story date) (In Stereo) 1987 Rated NR. (In Stereo) Library A nightclub dancer Is found dead in ger and Bob Hope. Host: Edward Hermn- [U S A ] All-American Wrestling 3 Home Shopping Network (60 min.) lives at the same time that it kills others. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Lady Jane' (CC) Fact- (60 min.) Skating Spectacular An exhibition by (20) Freddy's Nightmares: A Nightmare [TM C] MOVIE: Wolf at the library of the Colonel and Mrs. Bantry. ann. (60 min.) Firing Une: A Comparison of Sex. 1 1:05PM :3 0 A M ® New England Sunday (R) based account of Lady Jane Grey's nine- Triple Threat 3 champion skaters Ginger and Archie Tse, on Elm Street An obituary writer at the Door' Based on 19th-century artist 1 [E S P N ] Sports Reporters 1 2:30PM (B Booze, Politics: Australia vs. America (40) Star Search (60 mm.) (Iq Stereo) (60 min.) Part 1 of 3. day reign as queen of England in 1553. Spnngwood's newspaper experiences the C1D(4®ABC N e w s (CC) (24) On the Record Caryn Kadavy, Suzanne Semanick and Ron Paul Gaughin's 18-month return to France [C N N ] Daybreak Helena Bonham Carter, Cary Elwes, John [LIFE] Cardiology Update 3 Police Story Joy of Painting: Deep Forest Lake Kravette taped in Rochester. N Y. Hosts: painful deaths of the people he's writing after 10 years of life in Tahiti. Donald Suth­ W ood. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 3 Wanted: Dead or Alive about. (60 min.) (In Stereo) QD IN N N e w s [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer 11:10AM [CN N ] Travel Guide Masterpiece Theatre; The Charmer (^D Small W onder (C C ) Jamie organizes a Jo Jo Starbuck. Ken Shelley. (60 min.) (in erland, Max Von Sydow, Valerie Morea. Stereo) 1986. Rated R. TV Insiders [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date 9:30AM (B Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck 3 Connecticut Newsmakers (CC) Uncomfortable with army life, Ralph prizewinning radio drama about World 3 3 MOVIE: 'Shannon's Deal' Pre­ 11:30AM (B Runaway With the Rich plans to desert until an opportunity arises W ar II (R) miere. (C C ) An idealistic Philadelphia law­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hender­ scores. Ufsstyles of the Rich and Famous 3 This Week in Baseball: W ith Mel Al­ dD Wrestling: NW A Pro Wrestling 1 1:30PM ffl M agnum , P.l, (B) and Famous Connie Stevens in Montreal; to switch identities with a drunken RAF of­ yer turns his back on corporate law in favor sons' A Washington family's life is turned Joan Rivers; actor Carroll O'Connor; len News and highlights from the Major [A & E] Wild World of the East [LIFE] SaH-Improvement Guide Istanbul, Turkey. (R) (S ) M O V IE : 'Excalibur' Merlin the sor­ of private practice. Jamey Sheridan, Eliza­ f f l North and South: Book II (C C ) A upside down after they run into Bigfoot Malcolm-Jamal Warner ("The Cosby Leagues. ficer. (60 min.) Part 5 of 6. [TM C ] MOVIE: Two Mules for Sister [CNN] Newswatch cerer helps young Arthur gam England's beth Pena, Jenny Lewis. 1989. (In Stereo) wounded Orry escapes frotp a Union hos­ during a camping trip and take the lumber­ S how "). (60 min.) (B My Secret Identity 3 MOVIE; 'Space Raiders' Breaching Sara' A tough gunslinger in 19th-century 3 Spotlight on Government [LIFE] Issues in Pharmacy Practice Part two greatest treasures, the enchanted pital; George is brutalized in prison; Made­ ing creature home. John Lithgow. Melinda At the Movies Scheduled: "Indiana galaxy security, outlaws in outer space hi­ (§7) Masterpiece Theatre: The Archies (B) ( ^ Firing Line; A Comparison of Sex, III sword Excalibur and the beautiful Guinev­ 3 line's baby is born; Virgilia seeks Con­ Dillon, Margaret Langrick. 1987. Rated PG Mexico helps a whiskey-swilling "nun" (3) jack a starship. Vince Edwards, David Charm er (C C ) When Joan Plumleigh- Jones and the Last Crusade"; "Pink Cadil­ ere. Nicol Williamson. Nigel Terry. Helen gressman Greene's help Stars Patrick cross the arid desert safely. Clint East- Adelante Booze, Politics; Australia vs. America [M A X ] MOVIE: Silverado' (CC) In the Brucc and Donald Stimpson are sum­ [E S P N ] Sportraits: Willie Shoemaker & (3) lac" (Clint Eastwood). Mendenhall. 1983. Mirren. 1981. Swayze, James Read and Lesley-Anne wood, Shirley MacLaine. 1970. Rated PG. [CN N ] Science and Technology Week 1880’s the paths of two drifters converge moned to Brighton to identify the corpse, Reinhold M essner (R) ® ® M y Secret Identity Dr. Jeffcoate 3 Connecticut Beat [A&E] David Foster, The Symphoity Down. (2 hrs.) Part 4 of 6. (R) Featured: a Philadelphia treatment plant diD All Creatures Great and Small II the widow tells her story to Allison W ar­ [U S A ] Calliope sells a product prototype - and soon Session A celebration of David Foster's en route to their destiny in a town called [U S A ] Paid Programming learns that he has been swindled. 3 Think and Grow Rich that turns waste into a fluffy cellulose. Silverado. Kevin Kline, Scott Glenn, Danny dD 21 Jump Street (CC) While working ren. Ralph's latest conquest. (60 min.) Part ® Honeymooners 7:30AM ( B At the Movies Scheduled: musical career highlighted by a video per­ 3 Dinner at Julia's (CC). (R| Glover. 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) under cover with a dope dealer. Hanson 6 of 6. Save The Children Dr. Zulie Nak- 2:00AM 3 Unda Seidel Natural "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade": ® Learn to Play the Piano [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Dead Heat on a Merry- formance with the Vancouver Symphony 3 Cover Go-Round' A con man plans the robbery witnesses the shooting of a neighborhood- ® It's Garry Shandling's Show When hooda. Director of India for Save the "Pink Cadillac" (Clint Eastwood). @ Long Ago & Far Away: The Reluc­ 3 Wall Street Journal Report Orchestra. (60 min.) [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presents of an airport bank to coincide with the arri­ watch group leader. (60 min.) (R) (In Garry bails Nancy out at their new job, she Children-Canada, talks about her organiza­ (S) That's the Spirit tant Dragon (CC). (R) 3 World Tomorrow [CN N ] World Report ® 101 Ways to Get Cash Stereo) ( T ) Breakthrough val of the Soviet premier. James Coburn. 5:30PM receives the credit. (R) (In Stereo) tion's goals. [A & E ] Rich Uttle & a Night of 42 Stars [DIS] MOVIE: 'Dumbo' (C C ) A baby ele­ From the Government (T ) Sunday Mass [CNN] Your Money ® This Weak With David Brinkley (CC). Camilla Sparv, Aldo Ray. 1969. Rated NR. [A & E] Walk Through the 20th Century [A& E] All Creatures Great and Small 3 New Ufa From the MGM Grand Hotel in Las Vegas: phant with oversized ears soars to fame (§7) W ild Am erica (C C ) Brown bears W ith Bill M oyers An examination of fiT) Larry Jones [D IS ] Donald Duck Presents 3 Bodywatch (CC). 1 ( B NBA Basketball Playoffs: Part 10 of 10. George Michael's Sports Mach­ the master impressionist mimics Kermit :00PM and fortune in the center ring of the circus. gather along Alaska's McNeil River to feast America's World Fairs, from Chicago's in 3 3 the Frog, Dr. Ruth Westheimer, Julio Igle- [E S P N ] Ughter Side of Sports Jay John­ [C N N ] Sportscene Confarence Final Game Seven Teams to [C N N ] Week in Review ine (3) W eight Loss in America Voices of Sterling Holloway, Edward Bro- on Pacific salmon swimming upstream to 1893 to the latest in Knoxville, Tennessee. sias and President Reagan. (60 mm.) Miracle Faith Outreach stone is host. [D IS ] Teen Win, Lose or Draw be announced. Starting time is tentative. (2 phy. 1941. Rated G. spawn. (60 min.) [D IS ] Return of Slterlock Holmes 3 Talking Sports With Rod Michaud hrs., 30 min.) (Live) [CNN] Moneyweek (58) Dr. James Kennedy 10:00AM (B Steamplpe Alley [ESPN] Gameday [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update dll) Charles in Charge (C C ) Lillian opens a [CNN] Newswatch Holmes and Watson investigate the con­ 3 Jack Van imps Presents This Week in Baseball: W ith Mel Al­ nection between an Italian vendetta and [E S P N ] SportsCenter Up-to-date Jimmy Swaggart [HBO] Not Necessarily the News (In (B 1950s-style cafe; Charles tutors two foot­ Christian Lifestyle Magazine (3 ) Celebrate: Lincoln (3) len News and highlights from the Major 3:30PM (B PGA Go H; Kemper Open [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date the destruction of six busts of Napoleon. 3 scores. (60 min.) Stereo) ball players. (R) scores. [CNN] Big Story (3) MOVIE; 'Tarzan and the Green God­ Leagues. Final round from Potomac, Md. (2 hrs., 30 (60 min.) 3 Target USAI Journalist Jack Ander­ [U S A ] Financial Freedom dess' Tarzan seeks an ancient Mayan relic [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update [A & E ] Battle Une (B) MOVIE: I Wanna Hold Your Hand' min.) (Live) [L IF E ] Cardiology Update [LIFE] Cardiology Update son's report on international terrorism [DIS] Dumbo's Circus containing a priceless secret formula. Ula [M A X ] MOVIE: Princa [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Some Kind of Wonder­ Three teen-age fans try to meet the Bea­ Vintage: A History of Wine [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Rambo III' Former s o ­ features interviews with PLO leader Yas­ 2:20AM of [ESPN] Bodyshaping Holt, Herman Brix, Don Castello. 1938. 3 [MAX] [TM C] MOVIE: 'Against All ser Arafat and Sharon Rogers, whose van _ Darkness' The contents of a mysterious ful' (CC) While pursuing the most popular tles when they visit America during a 1964 cial forces agent John Rambo heads to 3 Great Escape New York City; Santa [H BO ] Coming Attractions (In Stereo) Odds' (CC) An unemployed athlete is canister stored in an abandoned church [HBO] Seabert Chalice of Salvation girl in school, a shy teenager overlooks the tour. Nancy Allen, Bobby Di Cicco, Wendie Soviet-occupied Afghanistan in order to was bombed in California in possible retal­ (3) Fe, N.M. [L IF E ] Orthopaedic Surgery Update hired by a petty hood to locate his runaway turn a group of physics students into zom­ tomboy that truly loves him. Eric Stoltz, rescue his imprisoned mentor. Sylvester iation for the Iran Air disaster. J2 hrs.) 8:00AM Q3 New England Sunday (3) ® Mister Rogers (CC). Jo Sperber. 1978. girlfriend. Rachel Ward. Jeff Bridges, bies. Donald Pleasence. Jameson Parker, Lea Thompson, Mary Stuart Masterson. [TM C] MOVIE; 'Play Misty for Me' A [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Cross My Heart' Lies Stallone, Richard Crenna, Marc de Jonge. ® Page 57 (R) Make It Real In Touch (58) Connecticut Newsweek (R) disc jockey becomes involved with a psy­ James W oods. 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) Lisa Blount. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 3 ) (3) 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) designed to impress one another backfire 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) ® Synchronal MOVIE: 'The First 36 Hours of Dr. chotic woman listener who gradually takes [U SA ] Diamonds (60 min.) ( B Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny (3) Sacrifice of the Mass [U S A ] Sha-Ra; Princass of Power 3 on a nervous young couple during their fib- [T M C ] MOVIE; 'The Eiger Sanction' A ✓ Durant' During his first 36 hours on call, a charge of his life. Clint Eastwood, Jessica [USA] Miami Vice [A&E] Good Time Cafe Featured: co­ 3 ) Munsters Today Herman becomes ir- filled third date. Martin Short. Annette former hitman is hired to find tw o men who (B) Frederick K. Price young surgical resident confronts the Walter, Donna Mills. 1971. Rated R. 9:30PM ( B Benny Hill medians Tom Kenny. Jon Ross and Jim reslstibile when he's accidentally sprayed 11:50AM [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Bud O'Toole, Paul Reiser, 1987. Rated R (In 7:30PIVf [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry have stolen a secret United States micro­ harsh realities of medical ethics. Scott Hy­ V-Slicer Samuels. (3) Eat to Be Thin with Grandpa's love potion. weisar 500 From Dover, Del. (4 hrs., 40 3:45PM 3 French Open Tennis; Stereo) Moroz recaps the weekend of the world of 3 film. Clint Eastwood, George Kennedy. lands, Lawrence Pressman, Katherine Hel- Jack Cassidy" 1975. Rated R. (3) Transformers min.) (Live) Early Rounds Joined in Progress From [U S A ] Allred Hitchcock Presents sports 3 Billy Graham Crusade (CC) Theme: [C N N ] Sports Tonight ® Fight Back! W ith David Horowitz mond. 1975. (3) (g l Sesame Street (CC). 1 2:00PM (B Magnum, P.l. Stade Roland Garros in Paris. (2 hrs., 15 [ES P N ] Baseball's Greatest Hits: 1978 "AID S , Sex and the Bible." Musical guest: [D IS] MOVIE; Kavik. the Wolf O ^ ' Af­ 2:30AM ffl News (R) S D Fame 3 3 Major League Baseball: Toronto min.) (Same-day Tape) 6:00PM ( B CBS News (CC). American League East Playoff Game Karla Worley. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ter a championship sled dog is injured, a 3 ) Oral Roberts (B Children's Miracle Network Tele­ Great Wok of China [A & E ] Global Affair Blue J i^ s at Boston Red Sox (2 hrs., 45 (B 3 3 3 News Highlight of Red Sox vs. Yankees. © ) Tra ce y Ullmlin The founder of a mom- young boy nurses him back to health. ® [LIFE] World Tomorrow thon Continues (3 hrs.) min.) (Live) 4:00PM 3 Leam to Play the Piano [C N N ] Sports Latenight [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Astsrix and Caesar's A-Team [LIF E ] Milestones in Medicine and-pop nuclear weaponry firm is fired by Ronny Cox. John Ireland, John Candy. Out of This World Evie's dog, a gift Overnight CB ® Robert Schuller Surprise' Animated. In 50 B.C., the French (B 3 Major League Baseball; Toronto her son. (R) (In Stereo) 1980. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Long Gone' from her alien father, turns into a crime 3 Can You Beat Baldness? [M A X ] MOVIE; Nadine' (CC) A worn 2:55AM comic-strip character battles for control of Blua Jays at Boston Red Sox (2 hrs., 30 3 T and T (CC) A top fashion model be­ [L IF E ] Internal Medicine Update [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date (C C ) The future looks hopeless for a [A& E] Journey to Adventure fighter. (In Stereo) an's search for a p a c k ^ a of provocative the only village not under Caesar's rule. min.) comes the target of a razor-wielding 3 M OVIE; ‘Crackers' Misfits decide to scores. (60 min.) minor-league baseball team's player- [CNN] Daybreak become safecrackers. Donald Sutherland, p(]plos involves her with local mobsters ( B News 1976. Rated NR. (B) National Geographic on Assignment dZ) Ring of Tnrth (CC) The quest to un­ slasher. (R) (In Stereo) 10:00PM manager until some new talent and a spe­ Sean Penn, Jack Warden. 1984. and top-secret maps. Kim Basinger. Jeff [L IF E ] Internal Medicine Update [DIS] Good Morning Mickey) The birds in Southeast Asia's limestone derstand the atom, from early goldsmiths Hometime (CC). 3 INN News c if woman enter his life. William Petersen. [ESPN] Sportrahs 3 Bridges, Rip Torn. -1987. Rated PG. [U S A ] H o U ^ o o d Insider [E S P N ] Jim m y Ballard OoH Connection caves; juju music, a new form of entertain­ to modern quantum theory, features a de­ 3 National Geographic Profiles of nine 3 Great Wok of China Virginia Madsen, Henry Gibson. 1987. (In [L IF E ] Family Practice Update ment in Lagos, Nigeria; covered-bridge 3 Fugitive Japanese artisans and performing artists QD M u r^, She Wrote (CC) [HBO] Babar Babar must deal with a monstration by "applied biochemist" Julia 8:00PM 12:00AM 3 star Trek: the Next Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: "The Sunshine Boys' builder Milton Graton. (60 min.) 3 Sox Talk who keep an ancient culture alive in con­ Jessica poses 'as a wealthy hypochondriac 3 Jim m y Svvaggart moody ballerina as he organizes a ballet Child. (60 min.) Part 5 of 6. (R) Generation (C C ) Dr. Pulaski ages rapidly After a long separation, two former vaude­ temporary society. (60 min.) (R) to investigate the murder of a hospital Yes. Prime Minister 3:00AM (5D Nlghtwatch Joined .in performance. 3 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 3 MOVIE: 'Sins of the Father' A man 3 after being exposed to a mysterious virus. Progress ville partners reunite to renew their friend­ Outer Umits CPA (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Woridvision (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: 'Boeing, Boeing' An ship and their feud. George Burns, Walter 3 MOVIE; 'Champions; A Love Story' begins a passionate affair with the daugh­ 3 3 ® 3 Gang of Four (C C ) Lara Flynn (T ) Home Shopping Qvernight Service American correspondent in Paris has a lob Matthau, Richard Benjamin. 1975. Rated Tw o adolescents work together toward a ter of his ex-partner, only to lose her to his Continued... 3 War of the Worlds As a U S.-Soviet (5® Moyers: A Second Look: M aya A n - (18) Hom e Shopping Netw ork (3 hrs ) (3 hrs.) uJ

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New Index Is really a gem Tnvia Talking with Harrison Ford Pryor and Wilder Something new has been added to the latest edition of Philatelic Gems. It’s an index, to cover the When the nose knows fall flat in comedy whole schmeer — you can track down all the gem Ip '- ^ 7 ‘I choose my projects so I can learn’ stories for any country in the four volumes. If you don’t have the earlier books (the first one CoHectors’ SEE NO came in 1984). you can order the whole set postpaid By Corner Frank Sanello hated the second “ Indiana EVIL, HEAR for $35, or singles at $9.95. (Linn’s Stamp News, Box 1 Jones” film, and Spielberg NO EVIL (R) 29. Sidney, Ohio 45365.) The man with the buUwhip Russ MacKendrick even said he made the third Three’s a Author Donna O’Keefe stresses the keep-hope- and lust for archeological film to apologize to the au­ charm, they al­ Filmeter alive theme. Anybody can win. A United States treasures is back, and Harri­ dience for making the second ways say. But serviceman stationed in the British Solomon Islands son Ford plays him in “ Indiana ' L m one. Is the third isntallment not in the case in the late ’40s discovered a partial sheet of 2'/4 Jones and the Last Crusade," Robert DiMatteo superior to the second? of this slapstick penny pictorials with horizontal perfs ommitted. the third installment of the comedy set in They go for $6,300 a pair. press is the 1989 edition of Scott's Specialized for successful film series directed ANSWER: We lost the the Big Apple A stamp-minded kid, just messing around with his Canada, again in full color. It shows stationary, air by Steven Spielberg. younger members of the au­ — the third mo­ collection, was moved to snip a Guernsey issue off a post semi-officials and so forth. The publisher: Ford’s first starring role was A dog's nose is one of its most valuable assets Its sense of smell is dience in “ Indiana 2. ” I’m vie to pair Ri­ first-day cover. Shouldn't have, of course, but Unitrade Press. P.O. Box 172, Station A, Toronto, in “ Star Wars” in 1977, playing extraordinary. Feeling the temperature of its nose can indicate if the pleased that we’re back with a chard Pryor and Gene Wilder. “ Li’l Abner,” Realism is clearly perhaps it made somebody notice it was all 11-pence Ont. Canada, M5W 1B2. The cover price is $7,95. the ne’er-do-well space jockey dog IS sick What's more, a dog s nose is its most identifying feature. formula that allows the Pryor is blind and Wilder is beside the point. In fact, those commem that was never issued. In 1979 the Han Solo. Since then, the The print made from a dog's nose is as individual from dog to dog as a youngsters to come back. deaf, and, to make matters with quick eyes will notice a Los Bailiwick of Guernsey got a bump in postage rates □ □ □ Chicago-born actor has stead­ fingerprint is from human to human Many breeders and trainers now worse, the thrown-together pair Angeles/Bakersfield freeway- after a batch of this value had been printed up by ily moved into more serious COMING EVENTS: Tomorrow, First Sunday keep noseprints on file of their dogs, rather than pawprints. and QUESTION: Why do you live are implicated in a murder sign in the distance in one shot Courvoisier of Switzerland They were ordered roles in films such as “ mos­ Stamp Bourse at the Holiday Inn. 363 Roberts St.. insurance companies require a noseprint when a dog is bonded in Wyoming instead of Los Meanwhile, the bad guys (and That’s amazing for a movie trashed but at least one got away and was sold quito Coast” and “ Witness,” East Hartford Take Exit 58 off 1-84. Hours are 10 According to the National Dog Registry dogs in the United States Angeles, where the movie one bad girl) are after a gold coin eventually for $30,000. Where is the rest of the sheet” which earned him an Oscar supposedlv set in Missouri, a.m. to 5 p.m. Free admission, parking and door continue to be registered by tattooing them with a social security deals are made? that is really a coveted, high-tech Among the 73 “ gem " stories in this edition there nomination in 1985. He was HARRISON FORD GRADE ★ prizes. number, rather than by keeping file prints of their muzzles. However super-conductor. That’s about it are eight United States rarities to be added to the 29 most recently seen as the The 300th meeting and auction of the Central should the need arise to identify a dog beyond a shadow of a doubt, . . "old pair of shoes" ANSWER: LA is not a great for plot The movie function.s a.*; a described in the first three books: like a Beckman's savvy business executive who Connecticut Coin Club will be held Tuesday at 6:30 the accuracy of such prints would be right on the nose. place to live full time. On a string of blind and deaf gags, with New home video City Post, 8-cent Omaha with an error, various p.m at the K of C Hall. There will be a potluck romances Melanie Griffith in kifoGraphic* clear day. it’s still a fantastic scatological and sexual jokes endwise and sidewise coils, a 30-cent without the “ Working Girl.” COCKTAIL (R) Touchstone supper and a 45-lot auction including several large SOURCE: 2001 Fmcnsting Facts. Natonai Oog RagitfrY C 1989 North Amarica Syndtcaia, Inc in playing him again. There’s place, but when was the last thrown in for good measure. usual watermark and a Von Steuben imperf... After studying at Wiscon­ Hangover time. Everything bills. no challenge, and the charac­ time they had a clear day Not that there is much good The Waterbury three-running-chickens (burned sin’s Ripon College and ap­ about this 1988 release is miscon­ ter isn’t interesting enough. 1 there? about this movie. Pryor looks cork cancels on cover). showed in the first volume at pearing in summer stock. Ford ceived, including the basic pre­ don’t work for money. I choose emaciated and exudes an air of $264,000 (1984), Only $45,000 at an auction in '77. Find moved to Los Angeles and mise that bartenders and boozing Russ MacKendrick is a Manchester resident who my projects so I can learn desperation. If you loved him in one and forget the lottery. made his film debut in 1964 in are the absolute height of he-man is an authority on many types of collectibles. Hearing help for dogs something or be challenged. QUESTION: During your his brilliant, scabrous one-man “ Dead heat on a Merry-Go- cool. Questions should he sent to: Collectors’ Comer, starving actor days yuou sup­ shows, it's almost impossible not □ □ □ Round.” Tom Cruise stars as a fresh- Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester QUESTION: Why do you try ported yourself as a carpenter. to be disappointed by his frantic, By Allan Leventhal His first collaboration with faced, money-hungry Joe who GOOD READING: Another useful volume just off 06040. to do all your stunts, even the Why do you still do carpentry? bug-eyed mugging here and in "Star Wars” director and dangerous ones? other recent flicks. Wilder has becomes the best bartender in Along with failing sight, one of Pet Forum "Indiana Jones” executive Manhattan — all under the ANSWER: I like physical been. well, wilder. A climactic the most common consequences producer George Lucas began ANSWER: I don’t do stunts. labor, and carpentry is still the showdown of equally blind oppo­ tutelage of brawny, male- of aging in dogs is hearing loss with “ American Graffiti.” Contest focuses on Little League Stuntmen do stunts. I like to do work I know best. It’s like a nents has the tiniest spark of wit, pchauvinist-pig drink-pourer .Copying what has developed to when Lucas directed Ford in the physical action. I believe working meditation. I like the but that's all. Oh, there's a car Bryan Brown. The picture is a help humans, an audiologist and a Researchers at Texas A & M the film about coming of age in By Sandy Colton that in order for the action to smell and feel the wood. It’s chase, too. manipulative mix of ’60s and '70s 28 inches to infinity in less than a veterinarian at Auburn Univer­ and Tuft University in Boston are small-town California. The Associated Press look real, it’s important that also a tremendous discipline. Is this movie’s instant box- permissiveness, ’50s sappy mor- second. sity are developing a canine working on the project of testing the actor — not the stuntman — office success proof that die-hard alism, and ’80s yuppie acquisi­ Camera Angles The auto-exposure system uses hearing aid and fitting hearing aids in their QUESTION: Steven Spiel­ be in as many scenes as Little League Baseball fans can QUESTION: The origin of Pryor and Wilder fans will watch tiveness. But Tom Cruise fans center-weighted integral mea­ Dr Curtis Smith and veterinar­ centers. This, together with inten berg is on record saying that possible. win a trip to this year’s Little the scar on Jones' chin is them in anything? Or do a lot of still went to see it (though they surements with automatic cor­ ian-.A Edward Marshall have sive fund-raising, inclu ling the “ The Last Crusade” is the final must have been disconcerted by League World Series, held in rection in cases of high contrast modified a standard human hear­ explained in the current film. people now accept humiliation League Baseball at the above preparation of a video tape to “ Indiana Jones” movie. If he QUESTION: Have you ever the sounds of laughter coming Williamsport Pa., as well as a It has DX coding that sets film How did you get the scar on and off-color insults as the address, or to Minolta Corp., 101 ing aid with a soft foam covering perfect the device, and the changed his mind, would you been hurt doing a stunt — I from less respectful members of great camera to take along and speeds from .ASA 50 to 3200. With It IS worn just inside the ear canal your chin? equivalent of frolicsome, light­ Williams Drive, Ramsey N.J interest of other veterinary re play Jones again? mean, physical action? the audience). GRADE: * use to photograph the action. non-coded film, the camera ex­ and adjusts to (it any size dog. weight entertainment? GRADE: 07446 search centers, hopefully wiL Minolta Corp. is sponsoring a poses for ASA too Most dog owners are familiar ANSWER: I was driving to ★ To benefit the drug education reduce the expense. ANSWER: That’s a possibil­ ANSWER: Every so often work at bullocks (the depart­ RUNNING ON EMPTY (PG- photo contest for all amateur — Coupled to the exposure system with the failing hearing of a large ity. It would depend on the somebody punches you — by not p rofessional — photo­ program, a recommended dona­ ment store) in LA, and I hit a ROAD HOUSE ( « ) Patrick 13) Warner. One of the better IS a built-in flash that operates percentage of aging dogs Thev Allan Leventhal is a Bolton script. I don’t have anything mistake. I hurt my back on graphers. including the approxi tion of $1 should accompany each telephone pole while trying to Swayze is Dalton, a “ cooler” American releases of 1988. Sidney auiomatically in low light when are unable to hear your calls In veterinarian. Questions should be against playing the character “ Indiana 1” and suffered a mately 2.5 million youngsters entrv fasten my seat belt. It was (i.e., head bouncer) in a rural (“ Dog Day Afternoon,” “Ser- contrasts are extreme, and in order to get their attention you sent to: Pet Forum, Manchester again per se. After five years, ruptured disc. I had to return to who participate in Little League In addition to the trip and when they first started putting Missouri joint where well-lipped pico” ) Lumet’s film presents a back-lighted situations When the often have to pound on the floor so Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester it’s like slipping into an old pair LA for an operation, and they as well as their parents and fans camera, a number of other prizes seat belts in cars, and they babes and snarling dudes booze generational father-son conflict lens is switched from wide-angle they can feel the vibration.'- 06040. of shoes. ended up shutting down pro­ The winner of the grand prize will De awarded didn’t work too well. I wasn’t and brawl. It’s the kind of club joined to a study of ’60s radicals to tele, the flash angle is changed These pets become increasing!' duction for an extremely ex­ will receive an all-expenses-paid It s a great cause an4l there are hospitalized, but I was sewn up that defines “ a good night” in forced to stay underground in the accordingly and the distance of isolated, sometimes depressed QUESTION: There also ar­ pensive six weeks. That’s prob­ trip (or four to the Series great prizes, so take plenty of without too much expertise — very basic terms: “Nobody ’80s. the flash reflector from the and are at risk from approaching en’t supposed to be any more ably why they don’t want me to scheduled (or Aug. 22 to 26. plus a pictures and submit lots of as you can see. died.” Judd Hirsch and Christine optical axis is altered to reduce cars and other previously audible “Star Wars” movies. Would do stunts. In the third film. I Minolta MAXXUM 3000i camera entries. Dalton is quite a guy. This Lahti star as a couple who made the possibility of red-eye. The dangers Jewish history toid you play Han Solo again? was bitten by rats. system Good lu ck .Q ^ j^ hot-blooded hunk drives a Mer­ the FBI’s 10 Most Wanted List 15 flash recycles in two seconds and The hearing device, which i.-- The contest, which runs NEW YORK (AP) - The Frank Sanello is a syndi­ cedes and spends his time send­ years earlier for taking part in can be operated manually not yet in mass production ANSWER: I have no interest QUESTION: The critics through July 15, honors Little NEW FROM LEICA; Surprise — history of Asian Jews, a story cated columnist. ing drunks sailing across the the bombing of a government- The viewfinder shows the auto- requires about three weeks condi League Baseball’s 50th anniver­ Leica, the "Cadillac” of came­ spanning 25 centuries and cover­ Double Deuce bar. But you can’t sponsored napalm factory. Al­ focus frame and parallax indica­ tioning for the dog to adjust It sary An exhibit of winning ras has entered the point-and- ing 13 lands, is told in a new. judge the book by its cover: ways on the lam with their kids, tors for close-ups A green light in starts with a 10-minute practice photographs will be displayed at shoot market. colorful and imaginative per­ Dalton also holds a degree in the couple is thrown when their the finder indicates that there is session each day with the volume the Series, and proceeds from the The Leica R reflex and M manent exhibit in the Hall of philosophy from NYU. A regular older son (River Phoenix) wants adequate available light. A flash turned low. The owner works with contest will be used to initiate a rangefinder cameras now have Asian Peoples at the American Nietzsche, Dalton speaks in cow­ to enter “ bourgeois society” by symbol appears when the flash his pet to make the hearing aid Cinema drug education program for an autofocus and auto-exposure Museum of Natural History here boy aphorisms: “ Pain don’t going to Juilliard to study piano. has cut in, and a red dot shows more comfortable and tolerable Little Leaguers. sibling. The new camera, called The exhibit centers around a hurt” : “ Nobody ever wins a The acting is fine, and so is Naomi that it is not yet fully charged Without this conditioning, Dr Photos entered in the contest the AF-Cl. has a suggested retail spacious wall grid that indicates Jones and the Last Crusade (PG-13) Sat midnight. — Heovy metal (R) Sat fight” ; “ It’s my way or the Foner’s thoughtful, nuanced- Another symbol warns the user Marshall says dog will almost HARTFORD noon, 2:25, 4:50, 7 :30, 10, 12:20; Sun midnight. — The Rocky Horror Picture must be of an official Little price of $698 — less than the cost that the subject is too close certain reject the device. Dogs diagrammatically the diversity CInsma CHv — Murmur of the Heart Show (R) Sot midnight. highway.” Enter the region’s script. GRADE: noon, 2:25,4:50, 7:X, 10. — Road House League Baseball activity. To of a typical Leica lens. (Now you The AF-Cl features autoload­ of Asian Jewish life through (R) Sot and Sun 1, 3:40, 6:50, 9:30. — (R) Sot 12:10, 7 :30, 4:55, 7:20, 9:40, meanest, wealthiest man (Ben will dig or shaking them out of Slaves of New York (R) Sat and Sun m idnight; Sun 12:10, 2 :X , 4:55, 7:20, VERNON enter, submit a color slide, or a know why Leica is called the ing to the first frame, a self-timer history in many different lands Gazzara turning his famous smile Film grading: a -aa-a — excel­ their ears and chew them up he 1:10, 3:50, 7, 9:30. — Heathers (R) Sat 9:40. — See No E vil, Hear No Evil (R) Cine 1 A3 — Rain Man (R) Sat and Son black-and-white or color print no “ Cadillac” of cameras.) and automatic rewind You can On the grid are placed approp­ and Sun 1 :X , 4, 8, 9:50. Getting It Right Sot 12:20, 2:45, 5:10, 7:50, 10:15, 12:15; 2, 7, 9:40. — M alo r League (R) Sat and into a glower). lent, ★ ★ ★ — good, *★ — fair, ★ — said. larger than ,5-by-7 inches (nor­ The AF-Cl is a dual-lens system riate examples of ceremonial and (R) FrI-Sun 6. — Scandal (R) Sat 7:10, Sun 12:20, 2:45, 5:10, 7:50, 10:15. — I'm Sun 4:15,7:10,9:M. — The Rescuers (G) The director of this hilariously poor) also power-rewind midway So far only a handful of dogs 9:40; Sast and Sun 1:20, 4:10, 7:10, 9:40. (5onna Git You Sucka (R) 12:45, 2:50, Sot and Sun 2. mal, drugstore-size prints will with both 40mm f2.0 and 80mm through a roll of film. A lithium have been successfully fitted with folk art objects, portraits and 4:40, 7:15, 9:25, 11:35; Sun 12:45, 2:50, awful macho tripe is named do) to: Little League Baseball, f5.6 capability. The autofocus battery powers the camera. quotations to bring the history to FAST HARTFORD 4:40, 7:15, 9:25. — No Holds Barred WILLIMANTIC Rowdy Harrington; his first the hearing aids. One of the Showcase Cinemas 1-9— Dead Poet's (PG-13) Sot 1, 3, 5:20, 7:45, 9:55, 11:55; U.A. The Cinemas — No Holds Barred 50th Anniversary Photo Contest, system projects five independent The new camera should be­ difficulties in treating hearing life. Society (PG-13) sneak preview . Sat 6. — (PG-13) Sat ond Son 12:45, 2:45, 4:45, name suits the film. At times, it’s Sun 1, 3, 5:20, 7:45, 9:55, 11:55. — P.O. Box 3485, Williamsport, Pa. infrared beams so that it can At the same time, two screens Field of Dreams (PG) Sat 12:05, 2:15, Renegades (R) Sun 12:50, 3:05, 5:15, 7:45, 9:45. — Pink Cadillac (PG-13) Sat all so sexed-up, so local-yokel and come available at Leica dealers loss in dogs is that the equipment 4:M, 7, 9:M , 11:45; Sun 12:05, 2:15,4:M, 7:40, 10:05. and Sun noon, 2 :X , 5,7:30,10. — See No EMERGENCY 17701. focus on a subject that is not in the in June. required to measure and assess make available interactive video so violent — with Swaze treated 7, 9 :X . — K-9 (PG-13) Sat 12:40, 2:55, E vil, Hear No Evil (R) Sot ond Sun 1:10, Fire — Police — Medical Official entry forms are availa­ center of the viewfinder. The the extent of canine hearing loss programs by means of which 5:05, 7:25, 9:35, 11:40; Sun 12:40, 2:55, MANCHRSTER 3:25, 5:45, 7:55, 10:05. — Field of Dreams like a two-fisted stud to be 5:05,7:25,9:35. — Pink Cadillac (PG-13) UA Theaters Rost— Rain Man (R) Sot (PG) Sat and Sun 12:X, 2:15,4,7:15,9 — ble at photo stores or through shutter release can actuate a The National Military Estab­ costs $20,000 to $30,000, putting it museum visitors can explore worshipped — that the movie Sot 12:15, 2:40, 5,10:10, 12:25; Sun 12:15, and Sun 2, 5, 8. — Dangerous Liaisons Renegades (R) Sat and Sun 12:M, 2:15, DIAL 911 local Little League programs, focus lock for out-of-center sub­ lishment was renamed the De­ individual areas that interest 2:40, 5, 7:35,10:10. — Pet Sem atary (R) (R) Sat and Son 2:10, 4:40, 7, 9 :30. — 4, 7:15, 9. — Indiana Jones and the becomes a cartoon. It might be a out of the reach of all but large Sot12:M,2:35,4:35,7:05,9:20,11:X;Sun M alor League Sat and Sun 2:20, 4:45, Crusade (PG-13) Sat and Sun 1:45, 5:20, In Manchester and also by writing to Little jects. The camera focuses from partment of Defense in 1949. veterinary centers. them. 12:», 2:35, 4:35, 7:05, 9:20. — Indiana 7:M, 9:45. — Pink Floyd the W,a)l(R),Sat 7, 9:45. masochistic, down-and-dirty uJ

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Tuesday; Swedish meatballs on Employment report adds fuel to rally Editor’s note: This column is pre­ canceling trips only to find that there iii' were others who wanted to go. You may noodles, vegetable, roll, beverage, |1 i' 'M ii' pared by the staff of the Manchester 2,517.83, up 23.06 from the week Senior Citizens’ Center. pick up a flyer listing all of our trips at dessert. ; 111' By Chet Currier during the month was “ very the center office. Wednesday: Stir fried chicken on The Associated Press slow” and limited to just a few before. rice, vegetable, roll, beverage, dessert. The New York Stock Exchange By Jeanette Cave Our best wishes to Madeline Gayle industries. Thursday: Pot roast, potato, vegeta­ composite index gained 2.18 to Director who is still home recuperating from her NEW YORK — Financial ana­ The news helped propel the accident. She would love to hear from ble, roll, beverage, dessert. lysts and investors who pro­ stock market to new highs since 181.49; the NASDAQ composite See what can happen at the Senior her center friends. Meals subject to change without claimed a couple of months ago the 1987 crash, extending a rally index for the over-the-counter We all mourn the loss of Carl notice. DOW JONES AVERAGE market rose 6.42 to 451.63, and the Center! Junr7,1989 that interest rates were peaking that began last November. Swanson, who was active at the center. “ The market is going up for the American Stock Exchange Meet a friend, go on a date, fall in HIGH 2.S30 as! are feeling pretty good about On-going activities right reasons,” declared Stephen market value index was up 4.46 at love, etc., etc., etc. LOW 492.461 themselves right now. We are proud and elated to announce Trips Monday; Bingo, 10 a.m., pinochle, Since late March, long-term Leeb in his investment advisory 360.47. I CLOSE 2,517 S3' Volume on the Big Board the engagement of Charlotte Granville Sunday through Thursday: Wild­ 12:30 p.m. interest rates in the government letter Indicator Digest. to Michael F. Haberern on May 28. No J^ECeNTLy A MLL 1 ChaivijE up 27 20 1 averaged 194.15 million shares a wood, N.J. Departs 8 a.m. and returns Tuesday; Water painting, 9:30 a.m.; PASSED DED securities market have fallen “ In the past two weeks evi­ wedding date has been set yet, day, up from 169.79 million the June 8 about 7:30 p.m. cable video class, 10 a.m.; photo­ from roughly 9.3 percent to 8.5 dence has begun to mount that the however, we look forward to this joyous graphy. 10 a.m.; square dancing, 10 CHECK DY STUFFIN& TOWELS, economy is decelerating in an week before. Wednesday: Coachlight Dinner THE DED TO LOOK LIKE A SLEEPING BODY. THIS percent. occasion. a.m.; grocery shopping (Stop & Shop) orderly fashion, making a ‘soft Amid the growing number of Theater, "M y One and Only.” Departs ALLOWED HIA\ TO GO OUT ON THE TOWN THE As for short-term interest Life at the center continues during 10:30 a.m. and returns about 5 p.m. — call a day in advance for ride; rates, yields on three-month landing’ an increasingly likely enthusiasts talking up the possi­ the summer. Except for the last two NI&HT 3£F0H e A OAf^£. ONE EVENING. June 22: Connri Lodge. A day at the non-grocery shopping (Bradlees), call Treasury bills have dropped over prospect.” bility of record highs in the Dow weeks in August, the center is opened HAVING PUN SHOPT OF STUFFING N\ATEPIAL, HE “ Salvation Army Camp” with full use a day in advance for ride. the same period from 9.4 percent Michael Sherman at Shearson before the year is out, there are all summer. of recreational facilities: $14 including Wednesday; Pinochle, 9 a.m.; PAW N ED A LAf^P UNDEP THE COVEPS. WHEN Lehman Hutton Inc. foresees this still quite a few doubters. The regular meals program will to 8.6 percent. lunch. Friendship Circle, 10 a.m.; arts & THE COACH CAf^E IN FOP DED CHECK, HE sort of “ soft landing” script: Just suppose, some ask, that end on Thursday. The summer meals In The nation’s major banks, July 8: Plainfield dog track. $15.50. crafts, 12; 30 p.m.; bridge, 12; 30 p.m. TUPNED ON THE LIGHT SWITCH AND THE Interest rates continue downw­ lower interest rates encourage program will start Wednesday, July 5, which have raised their prime Signup June 12 at 9:30 a.m. Thursday; Orchestra rehearsal. 9 B £ P L IT U P ! ® liaiiaaJ ard as the inflation rate settles the pace of the economy to pick up and continue each Wednesday, Thurs­ a.m.; lunch, 11;45a.m.; program, 12; 30 lending rates by stages from 8.5 July 14: Hunter Mountain German back to an annual rate of about 4 again and inflation comes back to day, and Friday until Aug. 18. Enter­ p.m. — Bert Angelo and his Whisperin’ VA cuts mortage rate percent to 11.5 percent si nee early Alps Festival, $29.50 per person. Call 1988, now seem poised to lower percent in the second half of the haunt the markets just when that tainment will be provided each Don Berger at 875-0538 to register. Banjo. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Veterans Affairs them by at least half a percentage year. demon was supposedly subdued? Thursday. July 19: Aqua Turf Bar-B-Q, $24.. Friday; Bingo, 10 a.m.; setback, “ Recent euphoria has tended to We say goodbye June 8 to the many Department announced Friday it is cutting its point. “ The Fed would certainly ease Signup June 12 at 9:30 a.m. 12; 30 p.m. overlook a few unpleasant de­ ROTC students who have assisted the Transportation to and from the PEOPLE maximum interest rate for federally backed VA All they are awaiting, analysts within the next month or so,” he Aug. 1; Yankees vs. Minnesota tails,” says Richard Hoey, chief kitchen staff in the preparation and center is available, call a day in home mortgages by one-half percentage point to 10 say, is the slightest signal from added, “ and the stock market baseball game at Yankee Stadium, $23 would continue to rise, outper­ economist at Drexel Burnham serving of meals. This is the last year per person. Call Don Berger at 875-0538 advance. Joe Clark recovering percent, effective Monday. the Federal Reserve that it is that the students will be with us. We Blood pressure clinic; Wednesday, 9 Secretary Edward J. Derwinski said the action ready to begin relaxing its credit forming cash instruments, as Lambert Inc. to register. “ We suspect that the anti- thank ROTC Director Jack Peak and Aug. 25: Saratoga race track, $30 per to 11 a.m. NEWARK, N.J. (AP) - Tough-guyprincipal “ reflects continued investor confidence in the policy in response to evidence investors appraised lower inter­ his staff for allowing the center to be a Legal assistance; Friday, June 16, Joe Clark has to put aside his bullhorn and bat economy as well as current financial market that the economy has slowed. est rates and a continued high inflationary struggle in the U.S. is person. Call Don Berger at 875-0538. less of a complete victory than the training site for these young people. We Sept. 11 to 14; Brown’s Resort, $204 filled. No legal assistance for July and for a while as he recovers from surgery to conditions in which investors are willing to accept The latest exhibit for that case level of corporate profits.” current consensus believes.” Be­ wish the students much success in their per person for three nights and four August. replace an infected heart valve, lower yields on long-term investments.” came Friday, when the Labor Many investors evidently saw fore that battle is won, he says, future endeavors. days. Call Don Berger at 875-0538 to Clark, whose patrols of Eastside High School The reduced rate means that payments on a Department reported employ­ similar visions in the past week, The center Trip Committee will meet rates may well climb back above register. in Paterson earned him acclaim and criticism typical VA home loan of $75,000 will be $335 less ment growth of 101,000 in May, bidding up stocks to new recovery Wednesday, June 14, to discuss plans Oct. 10 to 17; Nashville/Opryland- Scores from educators, was in satisfactory condition annually. only about half of what private highs after a brief round of selling their recent highs. for fall trips. If you have any And that is likely to lead, he /Grande Ole Opry — $775 per person, May 26; Setback, George Brooke, Thursday at Beth Israel Medical Center in economists had forecast. following the Memorial Day suggestions for long or short trips, maintains, to a “ hard landing” — double occupancy ($150 deposit). Trip 134; Pat Fales, 118; Amelia Anastasio. Newark, said hospital spokesman Tom Casey. Cohoes closing stores Janet Norwood, commissioner holiday on Monday. please leave them at the front office. includes deluxe motorcoach transpor­ The 52-year-old principal, whose life is the The Dow Jones average of 30 in other words, a recession — in Your assistance is needed in planning 117; Hazel McGary. 113. of the Bureau of Labor Statistics, tation, seven nights lodging, 12 meals, May 31: Pinochle, Hazel McGary, subject of the movie "Lean on Me.” underwent COHOES, N Y. (A P) — Cohoes Specialty Stores. said what expansion occurred industrials closed Friday at 1990. interesting trips that has a broad surgery Sunday to remove a bacteria that had all sightseeing and admissions, escort 769: Ada Rojas, 696, Ltd., a group of discount stores that concentrates on appeal. and gratuities. infected one of his heart valves. The infected designer la ^ ls . announced that all five of its stores If you miss a trip registering date, May 31: Bridge. Mary Colpitts, 4,260: aortic valve was replaced with an artificial one are closing immediately. contact the office to learn how many Hilda Campbell. 3,800; Helen Bensche, during the four-hour procedure, Casey said, The store also announced Friday that its financial may register for that particular trip, Menu 3.790; Pauline Frederick, 3,750; Nadine Job data indicates a siowdown many times there are additional Monday; Cheeseburger on roll. soup, Malcom, 3.480: Betty Seipel, 3,290: Joe problems had led to the sale of the company to an .Adams. 3,250; Marge Howard, 3,180. investor group in New York City. openings. We do not like the idea of beverage, dessert. Wyman, 52, weds model, 19 gain over tlie last three months The slowdown in payroll expan­ The stores which closed their doors indefinitely WASHINGTON (AP) - Unem­ has slipped to 160,000. sion was essentially across the BURY ST. EDMUNDS. England (AP) - Friday night are in East Windsor, Conn.; Cranston. ployment fell slightly to 5.2 “ It suggests to us that we’re board, with declines in the JH' Rolling Stones bass guitarist Bill Wyman R.I.: Princeton, N.J.; and Rochester. N.Y. percent last month but job growth Olfl going to have either slow growth goods-producing industries and quietly married a model 33 years his junior Company chairman Sanford Zimmerman said the sputtered to a three-year low, the or no growth in the second half of gains on the service-producing Social Security Friday in a registrar’s office. Press Associa­ flagship store in Cohoes. N.Y. will reopen sometime government said Friday in a tion reported. report laden with evidence of the year,” said Merrill Lynch side well below robust 1987 and next week. chief economist Donald H. Strasz- 1988 averages. The .52-year-old rock star and Mandy Smith. Company spokeswoman Judith Barnes says it is economic slowdown. 19, married in a 15-minute ceremony. A full The Labor Department said heim. “ This slowdown is not a Construction payrolls fell by QUESTION: I recently had to give up application and evidence. By the way, li.shed. Contact your local Social unclear if or when the other stores will reopen or church wedding followed by a reception for civilian joblessness fell from statistical fluke — it is an event.” 14.000 and manufacturing jobs by my job due to physical problems. I even though you’ll receive a new card, Security office, and inform them of the how long the Cohoes outlet will be operated, and that family and friends, was planned for Monday, April’s rate of 5.3 percent, with a 18,000, according to the Labor receive a disability pension from my you will still keep your same Social inheritance. They will be able to tell you details of the sale cannot be released yet. She said “ This is a rather weak report on Security number. That’s yours for a whether there will be any reduction in said the Rolling Stone’s press agent, Nick lack of investor capital, increased overhead and a decline in the number of people employment but I don’t see any Department’s survey of business former employer, but it isn’t enough. Massey. lifetime. your SSI check. slump in the apparel business added to the looking for work offsetting an indications of recession,” said establishments. Overall, the I ’m thinking about filing a claim with “ Bill and Mandy wanted to get away from company’s financial woes. anemic expansion of non-farm goods-producing sector lost 33,000 Social Security for disability benefits. the Fleet Street (press) mob and slipped up to Gramley. I’m wondering what medical evidence I QUESTION: I am a 43-year-old SSI “ Everything possible will be done to maintain as payrolls. jobs last month. QUESTION: What type of income the quiet market town,” Massey said. Wyman “ The economy certainly does need to bring with me. disability recipient My father passed many jobs as possible and to reopen the other Financial markets reacted fa­ Growth in the service- count against my earnings limit under owns a mansion just Outside Bury St. not appear to be headed near- away last month and, his entire estate branch stores,” she said. vorably to the report, which producing sector offset some of was left to me. I received his house with Social Security? Edmunds, which is 70 miles northeast of term for a recession,” said Allen ANSWER: Besides your Social Se­ immediately renewed specula­ those losses but was sluggish a little bit of property and some money London. Sinai of Boston Co. Economic curity number, you’ll need to provide ANSWER: Generally, only earnings Norden to cut 400 workers tion among economists over nonetheless, including the slow­ the dates you worked, the date your in savings. I also found out that he has you receive from work after you retire. whether the Federal Reserve is Advisers Inc. established a trust fund in my name. I Stars wants forests saved est month-to-month gain in ser­ medical problems began, and informa­ Savings, investments, private insu­ HARTFORD (A P) — Norden Systems, the ready to relax its tight hold on There was a bit of good news on plan to move into his house at the end of vice jobs — 65,000 — in six years. tion about the nature of your impair­ rance. and other typical types of UNITED NATIONS (AP) - A galaxy of rock troubled radar division of Hartford’s United credit in the face of a slowing inflation as average hourly earn­ ment. You’ll also need to supply the this month and give up my apartment. retirement income that are not earn­ Technologies Corp., will cut 400 jobs, or 11.6percent economy. Wholesale trade added just How will all of this affect my SSI stars attended the video premiere of a new ings increased just 0.1 percent names, addresses, and telephone ings don’t count. song intended to spark public outrage over the of its work force, during the next two months. “ Are they going to ease on the 2.000 jobs last month and retail payment? last month on a seasonally numbers of doctors, hospitals, and destruction of the Earth’s rain forests. The layoffs will reduce the number of Norden basis of this report alone? No, I adjusted basis after shooting up trade 17,000, while governments clinics or institutions that have treated employees to 3,480, the lowest level this decade. The don’t think so,” said Lyle Gram- expanded their payrolls by 32,000 ANSWER: If an SSI recipient inherits Thursday night’s preview audience of rock more than 0.6 percent from you. division cut 500 workers last year and more than 100 ley, chief economist for the workers, the government said. ^real estate or a savings account, they QUESTION: What should I do if my .stars, diplomats, and U.N. officials — March to April. retirement check doesn’t arrive on the including participating artists Olivia Newton- Mortgage Bankers Association "are income in the month of inheritance, in April. , ^ ^ The Labor Department said the QUESTION: Do I have to stop by 3rd of the month? John, Thomas Dolby, and Taylor Dayne — saw In the new round of cutbacks, 300 jobs will be and a former Fed governor. But coming on the heels of a and, if retained, are resources begin­ average private-sector nonagri- Social Security in person in order to get the five-minute video of "Spirit of the Forest . ” eliminateid at Norden’s main complex in Norwalk Only 101,000 new jobs were report showing first-quarter unit ning with the following month. How­ cultural workweek fell 0.3 hours, a replacement Social Security card? ANSWER: We suggest waiting sev­ and heard several speakers stress tne and two satellite operations in Trumbull. The added to the economy last month, labor costs rose 6.6 percent on an ever, if you move into the house, it and to 34.6 hours. The average factory eral days to make sure it wasn’t importance of awakening the public to the remaining 100 will be eliminated from a Gaithers­ the lowest monthly total since annual basis, analysts said the ANSWER: Not necessary. You can any land connected to it will not count as workweek also fell last month, delayed in the mail. If it still hasn’t crisis lurking behind the elimination of the rain burg, Md., plant. All will be full-time positions. 84,000 in March 1986 and well encouraging wage data in the all Social Security if you wish. You’ll a resource starting with the month slipping 0.2 hours to 41 hours following your move. Otherwise, they arrived, contact your Social Security forests. At the Connectcut sites. 168 employees, mostly below the average monthly gain unemployment report was not need your Social Security number and office. They will be able to race the "At.this very moment, thousands of trees are enough evidence to say inflation while average overtime fell an proof of your identity, a driver’s are countable resources based on their engineers, were laid off Thursday, said Norden of 275,000 jobs for 1987 and 1988. reason you didn’t receive a check and being cut.” said Paulo Rivera, a resident of was waning. equal amount to 3.8 hours. license, or similar ID. You’ll receive current market value. The trust fund spokesman Scott Brickerhoff. The average month-to-month may be income depending upon the begin replacement procedures if that is Brazil’s rain forest. your replacement card by mail within a appropriate. few weeks after we receive your conditions under which it was estab- J

, I t 11 ll’l ’liiiM Sears post office Business iff Brief Troubled nuclear-power plant Takeover rumblings heard back before voters next week assailed by union S&L requirements to rise Carl Icahn has lots of cash available WASHINGTON (AP) — A union represent­ the plant has again been nagged ing 365,000 postal workers says its members WASHINGTON (AP) — The government an­ SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - vote is not binding on the By Rick Gladstone frenzy in 1988. adventurous investments — in­ by a series of mechanical prob­ will slice up any Sears, Roebuck and Co. credit nounced Friday that minimum capital require­ Voters who gave the troubled municipal utility that owns Ran­ The Associated Press Securities Data Co., a research cluding his much publicized stake lems that has shut it down or cards they hold and boycott the retail giant ments for most U.S. savings and loans will rise from Rancho Seco nuclear plant a cho Seco, a majority of the concern that follows takeover in Texaco as it struggled out of forced cutbacks in power produc­ unless-it removes mini post offices from 11 of the current 3.44 percent of liabilities to 3.75 percent reprieve last year decide next utility’s elected board members NEW YORK - Like the bub­ activity, says the value of deals bankruptcy a year ago. tion. Overall since restart, the at the start of next year. week whether the utility passed have said they will follow the will bling lava burps and smoke tumbled to $74.36 billion in the its stores. plant has run at about 47 percent Icahn plans to raise an addi­ The American Postal Workers Union said The Federal Home Loan Bank Board said the its probation or should be shut of the people. plumes of a sleepy volcano, the first quarter of this year from of its operating capacity. tional $300 million soon by selling Thursday it also was considering asking for a increase was based on current regulations that tie down. dormant corporate takeover bus­ $137.17 billion a year earlier. The nuclear industry, fearful Last June, shortly after the TWA bonds backed by collateral nationwide labor boycott of Sears if it ignored capital standards to an annual measure of the Critics of “ the ranch,” fearful iness is showing signs of pre­ Icahn, of course, declined to that closing one of the few restart, voters narrowly granted that ranges from airport-landing industry’s profitability. The regulations would of nuclear accidents and angry at emption life. disclose his takeover agenda. But the demand. publicly owned plants in the the plant a probationary period, slots to spare light bulbs. “ We view this as a nienace to postal jobs and gradually increase capital requirements to 6 a $400 million repair cost and The biggest belch came from the cunning investor has become nation could strengthen the hand allowing it to operate pending postal workers and the general public,” union percent. rising utility bills, want to close financier Carl Icahn, who known for bold and unpredictable If Icahn combined that money of critics of privately owned another vote this year. President Moe Biller said in a telephone Those rules are .likely to be superseded by the 15-year-old plant perman­ dumped his 17.3 percent stake of moves that sometimes have with the cash raised from the plants elsewhere, have raised Continuing problems show the interview. “ Sears today, K-Mart tomorrow, legislation under consideration in Congress that ently. But supporters say the Texaco Inc. this past week for stupefied followers and critics Texaco stock sale, he could $580,000 to push for its continued plant has flunked probation, say would overhaul S&L regulations and require thrift plant’s bad days are over since it $2.07 billion cash in one behemoth alike. borrow several times that Wal-Mart the next day and JC Penney after operation. Oppoencnts have representatives of Campaign Ca­ operators to put more of their own money at risk to has gotten new management. trade. More than three years ago he amount to launch a takeover of a that. Then the time would come when they say raised $111,000, according to the lifornia, an environmental group stay in business. It took three big Wall Street outfoxed Texas Air Corp. Chair­ company worth at least $10 we don’t need any post office retail windows.” The managers of Rancho Seco latest campaign reports. formed by Assemblyman Tom brokerages to handle the record man Frank Lorenzo to acquire billion. The Sears pilot program began in October. acknowledge they face a difficult Hayden and his wife, Jane Fonda, Construction spending up Critics dismiss arguments that block of 42.32 million shares sold Trans World Airlines. Later he Icahn’s maneuvering wasn’t Biller said he has complained privately to the task in convincing the public the that has pushed for the plant’s the plant has been transformed for $49 each. The deal riveted the only rumble that stock Postal Service and Sears but was mounting a WASHINGTON (A P) — Construction spending, piant can operate safely and stunned the airline business by since the 1985 overcooling acci­ closing. attention on Icahn and raised making a last-minute though speculators heard this past week. public campaign now because postal officials propped up by an increase in work on government efficiently. ’’The greatest chal­ Plant spokesmen Kerry dent that caused a 27-month speculation he would use the Unionists at two other airlines. informed him last week as many as 100 more of projects, edged up a slirw 0.1 percent in April after lenge we face today is percep­ unsuccessful run at USAir Group outage. “ We’ve spent enough on Shearer, however, says the plant the in-store counters are planned. dropping in the previous tiiree months, the tion,” says Joseph Pirlit, chief money to buy, or threaten to buy, Inc. Eastern and Northwest, were Rancho Seco, and we’ve given it has won praise from the Nuclear Commerce Department said this week. executive officer at Rancho Seco. another big company. Contrary to widespread expec­ maneuvering to align themselves A Sears spokeswoman said the Chicago- its chance,” says Peter Keat, one Regulatory Commission for im­ Overall, spending bn both public and private A flurry of speculative buying tations, Icahn not only has kept with financiers who expressed based retailer planned to continue the pilot Residents of Sacramento of the municipal utility board provements since the accident construction projects rose to a seasonally adjusted in USX Corp. stock suggested that TWA but evidently turned it into a buying interest in those compan­ program at least through its one-year County and parts of neighboring members who favors the and that the restart last year was annual rate of $414.9 billion in April after dropping piggybacking investors reckoned moneymaker. He even has or­ ies. Also, a Canadian company anniversary in October but said he knew of no Placer County will vote on the shutdown. one of the smoothest in the 0.3 percent in March, 0.6 percent in February and 0.7 Icahn would chase the oil-steel dered a fleet’s worth of new chasing Dunkin’ Donuts upped its expansion plans. proposition Tuesday. Though the Since its restart in April 1988, nuclear industry. stake in the chain. percent in January. giant, one of his old targets. He Airbus jetliners, contradicting remains a significant stockholder some union claims that he And in what some would call the Postal Service spokesman Ralph Stewart The January-March string of declines had said when the program began the agency said marked the first time construction spending in USX. wouldn’t invest money in TWA, morbid side of takeover specula­ The Icahn news was all the which has some of the industry’s tion, toy giant Hasbro Inc.’s stock it would add more postal counters in Sears dropped three times in a row since it fell for five stores if the experiment proved successful. But straight months from February through June 1981, DON’T MONKEY more dramatic because it came oldest jetliners. shot up on word that chairman against the background of a At the same time, however, Stephen Hassenfeld was hospital­ he said he was not aware of any current plans to just before the start of the 1981-82 recession. add more. 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Apply please call: Miglin-Beitler Developments Inc. has announced lished bv the Manchester Director of Nursing, pleasant "personality" who Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months Herald. Penny Sleftert, Employment DISHWASHER evelngs Blonstein Camping Crestfleld enjoys people contact plans for a slender, 125-story skyscraper resem­ Publisher. tor hard working per­ Center, Rte. 83 Convalescent Homo, Requires enewering phones, bling a rocket emerging from the Loop. The son. Career opportuni­ Vernon. Monchostor, 643-51 si. greeting vltitors. message 1 914-foot structure would eclipse by 400 feet the Name ties are possible. Will taking, light typing, filing. Sears Tower, the tallest building in the world. I LOST train. Call Covey's 643- We offer excellent wages Apt linJPARTTIME 2751.______and benefits, which Includes The developer did not indicate how much the Address AND FOUND RN/LPN RESTAURANT 1 week vacation after 0 concrete and steel-reinforced skyscraper would n O jH ELP WANTED SERVICE station attend- months, 2 weeks after 1 Phone. LOST; Calico cat, fe­ ent. Excellent for re­ 3-11 Charge Nurse year, medical, dental and C ity___ .Zip. As a nurse you are looking HELP male, white flea collar, tired person. Hours life Insurance. Credit union Plans for the building have been submitted for p a r t time. Three days for a clean well staffed re w a rd . Please call 649- per week. Cordinator flexible. M8.M Service Full and part time and much more. Stop In approval to the Chicago Plan Commission. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL Station, Bolton. 649- patient oriented facility. positions available tor and fill out an application or 7304. for dental speciality We have all this and morel Planning Commissioner David Mosena said his 2 8 7 1 . ______dishwashers and food sand resume to Qlaetonbury practice In Manches­ Qags, 184 Commerce first impression is "it is a handsome building, but I FOUND on East Center ter Reaulres mature TELEPHONE callers, Call prep. $5 to $7 per hour. The Manchester Herald Street Qlaetonbury, CT can’t take an official position untii we get a chance Street. One-eyed neu­ organized person with day time or evenings. Call for an appointment. Flexible hours. $7. an Manchester Manor Adams Mill Restaurant, 08033. 203-633-5271. P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 tered male tiger cat, good diversified gen­ eoe to study it.” ^ ^ hour. Call tor an ap­ 6464)129. Construction could begin by December and could twelve years old, with eral office skills. Call 646-4039. flea co llar. Call 647-3061 645-0882. pointm ent. 289-1971.___ be completed by mid-1992, the developer said. days or 646-6631 nights. J u

,« 4BU8WE88 . IllJH E L P Ii i IHELP AELPWANtED WANTED [SjoPPORTUHITlES (HOMES (HOMES HOMES I HOMES ^ W A M T E O (HOMES HOMES FOR SALE LLLIwamteo PCDND Mountains, PA. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE (for SALE FOR SALE SMALL Manchester law a s s i s t a n t for M a n ­ Country Inn Public H O U SEW IV ES, students. firm needs expe­ chester doctor office. a u c t io n , Ju n e 24. This darling Victorian MANCHESTER. Two MANCHESTER. Spa­ VwRNDN. Four bedroom Need extra money? MEDICAL DRIVER vinyl sided home with N rienced real estate se­ Afternoon hours. Must Eleven rooms, com­ Colonial has many family five plus five cious eight room home SOUTH WINDSOR $144,900.00 Part time and full time cretary. Salary and SECRETARY/ be dependable and mercial kitchen, dining charming features pre­ plus two rooms and In 0 convenient many amenities In­ positions available. No Wanted at once for hours negotiable. TRANSCRIPTIONIST modern pharmacy In have pleasant person­ room. Details: Yost served from yeste­ bath on third floor. location-eight miles to cluding first floor experience necessary. Write Boc FF, c/o ality. Willing to train. and Muehihan Auctio­ ryear! Entry foyer Three car garage. Con­ Hartford. Recently re­ laundry, slate foyer, Apply Whole Donut, Two part time positions large shopping stone fireplace In first Manchester Herald. available for growing or­ center. Ideal for Salary negotiable for neers, 717-421-8333. with parlor, formal venient location. Good furbished Including Manchester Stores, 467 experienced Indlvld- floor family room, slid­ FULL time delivery. In­ thopedic practice. Excel­ student or retiree. dining room, pantry, Income producer. new kitchen floor, new Hartford Road, 150 lent starting salary and ual. Call 646-5153. bath with antique fix­ $179,900. Realty World, bath, new deck and ers to deck and much Center Street, 319 cludes heavy lifting. Flexible hours. Apply flexible hours available. SUMMER babysitter tures, newer furnace, Benoit, Frechette As- more. $194,900. D.W. more. $250,000. D.W. Green Road. Paid training. $5.25 per at once to Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 hour. 6M-2717.______Apply In person or send wanted. College stu­ naENPLOYMEHT updated wiring, exte­ soclotes, 646-7709.n Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 resume to; pharmacist. P A IN T E R . M ust be expe­ dent or mature woman l l 2 j SERVICES rior has fresh paint, M A N C H EST ER . This two rienced with brush and Sports Medidne and Liggett Pharmacy to care tor four school one cor garage, super family shows pride of OPEN HOUSE 6/1/89 l-3pm spray. Neat, conscle- Orthopodics of aged children In mv PRDFESSIDNAL mother yard with privacy ownership. Vinyl sid­ INSURANCE Parkade plantings and fencing. 302C Green Road nous, professionals Manchester home. Three-four days seeks position caring ing for easy mainte­ 404 West Middle Tpke. per week. Must have tor your child In vour $149,900. Jackson 8, nance. six plus five We are in need of a only. Most have tools 155 Main St person who has and transportation. car. 643-5052 evenings. home full time. Start­ Jackson Real Estate, rooms, two car att­ REDUCEDII Attractive Dorchester End-Unit at Strawbrtdge. 2 Manchester, Gt 06040 ing mid June. Referen­ 647-8400.D______worked in the Call 643-2569. ADM I55I0N A U T D Mechanic. FuTi ached garage. Fenced Large Bedrooma; 1.S Baths central air, fully appManced: or call ces anti resume avolla- In yard. $199,900. Commerciai Property DIRECT0R/50CIAL time position availa­ T E N rooms, two full plus finished basement »«ar garage; and much nxxell and Casuaity fieid for 645-8387 ble. Experience re­ ble. 721-9654 evenings. two half baths, enor­ Realty World, Benoit, between 10am-6pm. WORKER quired. Must have own mous first floor family Frechette Associates, at ieast one year, to Experience with the KIERNAN REALTY, INC. handle small HEALTHCARE tools and valid CT driv­ room, delux oak kit­ 646-7709.O______admission function in a ers license. Excellent chen, full walk-out 357 East Center St., Manchester commercial accounts. SITE MANAGER long term care MANCHESTER. A nature HILLVIEW CONDO Typing necessary and SALES CLERK benefits and Insuranc. basement. In-law setup lovers dream house! 649-1147 statewide family planning or­ envlroment will qualify Real Estate on first floor and lots MANCHESTER 5114,9M computer experience ganization seeks a qualified you for an outstanding Salary negotiable. Call Large Colonial with and ASSISTANT Joy, M6-3444.______more! $219,900. Jack- four bedrooms and two Neat and claan 2 badroom Townhouaa In a convanlant desirable. Our agency Individual to manage our re­ opportunity. Degree In All real estote odverllsed In location. Full baaamant with waahaf/dryar hookupt, tully productive healthcare facility social work preferred. ENGLISH Tutor wanted the Manchester Herald Is son & Jackson Real full baths located on a is ideally located in In Shelton. CT. TO PHARMACIST Estate, 647-8400.g appllancad kitchan. But will consider for lunlor high level. sublect to the Fair Housing gorgeous lot with two DIRECTIONS: East Canter to Lett on Summit to Right on Green downtown Act of 1968,-w hich m akes It Reaponsibllltlea Include: per­ In modern appropriate experience Prefer college English three bedroom car garage. All reaso­ Road on or Oakland St. to Summit to Lett on Graan. Manchester. We are sonnel, office and budget Illegal to advertise any pref­ COLUMBIA $155,900.00 professional In non-social work malor. 647-1231. Colonial-Charming In­ nable offers consi­ looking for a person management, and patient deQroo. For dotflHs cflH erence, limitation or discrim ­ terior convenient tree dered. Marilyn Vatte- to fit In with a care. Educational backg­ pharmacy at Manchester Manor, ination based on race, color, round In health administra­ religion, sex of national lined location, two car ronl. Sentry Real personable staff that tion. management and/or Manchesters Largest 646-0129. Mature Individuals with garage, screen porch. Estate, 643-4060.g has been together for origin, or on Intention to nursing administration, QYN, Shopping Center. recent work experience. moke onv such preference, Call R E / M A X 647-1419 MANCHESTER. A must many years. family planning experience Part time hourly work, limitation or discrimlnotlon. or Ron Fournier even- see home with combi­ Interested? Call preferred. Competitive salary Will train. Days only, The Herald will not know­ and benefits package. CALL weekdays, checking seri­ Ings 649-3087.n______nation of amenities for Dorothy at 643-1155 or send resume to; BAR­ full or part time. alized merchandise at re­ ingly accept onv advertise­ yesterday and today CUSTODIAN ment which Is In violation of EXCEPTIDNAL Cape for an appointment. BARA NICK Apply at once to needed for the tail stores in Hartford. with unique floor plan. Including natural the low. woodwork, hardwood Plaimed Parenthood pharmacist or Ann. Bolton Public Write to: Large living room, of Coanecticat floors, french doors, HILB, ROGAL & n r Business 5ervices wood stove and bay OPEN HOUSE 45 Broad Street UGGET PARKADE Schools, full time, I HOMES window, private lot first floor laundry, Box 105029 HAMILTON CO. Middletown, CT 06457 PHARMACY second shift, [for sale that bocks up to woods, walk-up attic, first SUNDAY, JUNE 4 347-5255 permanent division. Atlanta, GA 30348 quiet area. Coll floor family room and 1-4 eoe Parkade Shopping R e / M A X 647-1419 or an Inground pool with Back on market and REDUCED!! Immaculate 7-rm OF CT., INC. Center For information and EACH side has five rooms cabana. $214,900. D.W. Raised Ranch featuring 3/4 bedrooms; finished with three bedrooms Barbara Weinberg application call the evelnings 643-0644.□ Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ basement. Private one acre loti 404 W. Middle Tpke, NEW RATES and V/7 baths. Three DIR: Rt. 6 to Rt. 87 Right on Doubleday Bolton Board of LPN/RN’S _ garages plus one car­ SCREENED porch, fruit MANCHESTER. Huge J -II L Education, Msadows Manor East, 118 bad port. Buy half or both. trees, brick patio and unique ten room Cali­ 3 8 fornia Ranch Includes KIERNAN REALTY, INC. CLERICAL 643-1569. nursing taclllty haa full tima Some owner financing roam to play. Three and part time positions bedroom Colonial with four or five bedrooms, 357 East Center St., Manchester avallabla for Charga Nursw offered. 10Vi fixed rate financing. Agreattime charming details. A 2'/i baths and two fam- M EDICAL on Iho aacond and third shin. lly rooms. Kitchen 649-1147 OPPORTUNITIES ASSISTANT Per dism and wsaksnd stall to buv. $127,900 or bright and sunny posltlona ars avallabis on all $240,000 - half duplex or home. Large living and area also In lower level $ 1 4 .5 0 family room with Its CLINIC b o o k k e e p e r shuts. RN's an hour both sides. Anne Miller dining rooms, fire­ MANCHESTER. Birch Mt. area. Just Data Entry/Receptionist plus. LPN's $ 1 3 .5 0 an hour Real Estate, 647-8000.D place, T/z baths. Call own entry for defininte MANCHESTER $154,900 OPERATIONS Full charge plus. Supervisor $ 1 6 .5 0 plus. R e / M A X 647-1419 or In-law potential. Must reduced from $325,000 to $275,000. 24 hours per week in our Lab Department. bookkeeper/office S h in dlttarentlal $2. and $3. an MANCHESTER. Birch be seen! YoY o Carroll. ENTRY LEVEL hour. Weaksnd dinorantlal $2. Barbara Weinberg ev- Hours are Tuesday - Friday, 4 p.m. - 8 p.m. manager needed for Excellent wage and benems Mt. area. Just reduced enlngs M3-0844.n_____ Sentry Real Estate, 643- Owner must sell to settle estate. Planned Parenthood of Con­ full time position for package. Please contact: from $325,000. to 4060.g______Unbelievable large Colonial Cape for with every other Saturday and Sunday. 7 a.m. necticut. a nonprofit agency Heat Berksa, AOM. $275,000. Dwner must TWD family, B2 zoning. our client, a Six rooms each unit, SDUTH Windsor. Like - 3:30 p.m. and leading provider of re­ physicians practice Maadows Maaor East sell to settle estate. new. Two year old this price. One plus acre lot, four productive health care has an 333 Bldwall SL Unbelievable large Co­ three bedrooms, two Will be responsible for patient registration located in the car garage. New roof. seven room Raised Immediate opening for a Hartford/East Maachastar, CT 06040 lonial Cape for this Ranch. Three bed­ bedrooms, baths, formal dining and test ordering, answering phones and Clinic Operations Assistant. 047-9191 price. Dne plus acre Great location for busi­ Position reports directly to Hartford area. ness In highly visible rooms, living room room, den study, eat-in kitchen, large picking up lab orders from nursing floors. Qualifications must lot, four bedrooms, 3Vz with fireplace, large the site manager and Is res­ baths, formal dining neighborhood. Dwner Medical terminology helpful. include strong family room, two family room, attached two car garage. ponsible for a wide range of room, den/studv, eaf- financing available. patient services. Good com­ organizational and Rent option possible or baths, appllanced kit­ MEAD0W5 WE5T In kitchen, large family chen, sun deck, one Must be seen. MTS Builders 646-2787 munications skills required. administrative skills, room, attached two car take advantage of Clerk Typist Excellent salary and benefits. computer experience creative financing by acre lot, many nice or 647-7623. Lovely, fully applianced 6-rm. Colonial. Eat-in kitchen, Conatact or tend resume to: 333 Bidwell 5t garage. Must be seen. features. $197,000. U & 20 hours per week in Epidemiology during and secretarial M T S Builders, 646-2787 owner. Anne Miller h/w floors: flreplaced living room; 1-car detached BARBARA NICK Manchester, CT 06040 Real Estate, 647-8000.n R Realty, 643-2692.0 first shift. Good typing skills, data entry abilities. Send resume or 647-7623.______garage; screened porch; huge private yard In family We are praeentty seeking quality neighborhood. Cali for detailsl Planned Parenthood and salary RN/LPnrS tor Charge Nurse experience required. of Connecticut requirement to; MANCHESTER. New list­ HEBRDN. Charming positions on 3-11pm, 11-7ani ing! Large aluminum ranch, three bed­ FIRST 45 Broad 5treet Harper aad Whitfield, PC shuts. Recent reorganlratlonal KIERNAN REALTY, INC. w>d salary enhancamant offer sided Colonial with a rooms, flreplaced liv­ YEAR Registration Clerk Middletown, CT 06457 790 Farmiagtoa Aveeee great woodsy view. ing room, cozy family 357 East Center St., Manchester (203) 347-5255 Farmlagtoe, CT 0W 32 excallanl opportunity and top 15 hours per week, Tuesday and Thursday, hourly rates. There’s four bed­ room, plus finished 649-1147 rooms, 2 '/2 baths, a basement, two cor att­ in t e r e s t RATE’ 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. with on Saturday per month, For additional Information flreplaced living room ached gorage, large 7 a.m. - 12 p.m. please contact: and family room with deck, lovely lands­ Data entry skills and knowledge of third CLERICAL Mary Ann Horn sliders to deck. In­ caped yard. Asking Director of Nursing cludes pool too! Also $168,000. Call for ap­ party payors helpful. SU F F IE LD B A N K has a full time clerical position 5ervices two car garage. pointment. Principals available in our Glastonbury Office $198,500. Y o Y o Carroll. only. 228-9513.______647-9191 Reservations Clerk Responsibilities in the Servicing Department will Sentry Real Estate, 643- BDLTCN. By owner”. The Commuter*s Dream include set-up of new consumer loans on the 4060.O Large ranch with att­ 12 hours per week — 1 ’/i days. Will Complete computer system, ached garage, sun deck Woodland Glen is a quaint community surgical booking forms, maintain bed information regarding insurance and all closed and potential for In-law of oniy 17 Condominium Homes situated board, and preadmission iogs. ADVANCED TILE WORKS apartment with private in Manchester, Just 10 minutes from consumer loans. Candidates must Possws good entrance. Nicely main­ communication skills, as well as. the ability to •Complete Bathrooms aCeramic downtown Hartford. 1 One-two years related experience with tained seven plus •5 models to choose from knowledge of medical terminology. handle diversified responsibilities vvith strong •Jacuzzis aMarble rooms. Dne plus acres. •Attached garages with door opener attention to details. We offer competitive salaries •Tilework aParquet Private park like yard. •2-bedrooms • l ‘A-baths Please call Personnel between 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. and company paid benefits. For further •Decks •Pattern Plus $220,000. Principals •Fully applianced •Choice of colors only. 649-8990 or 522- •Priced form $139,900 ______Immaculate 2-Famlly and/or In-Law (2/2) Fully for you applicatioTL_____ information, please contact the Human •Outdoor Walks aBluestone applianced; a/c; aluminum sided; B-ft. sliders; large 5593.______- „ ,» oaoA * AW Im Fn Directions: Main St. to Woodland Resources Department. •Countertops •Brick 1 7 deck; brick patio with hot tub. Beautiful landscaped MANCHESTER. Bright Manchester CALL 645-848(^^F^^^^ ITAV/LFCiU A UVOViajr ^ ^W Thursd_ay A IIUI 9Ua^ yard and much morell SUFFIELD BANK Confimercial & Residential L-shaped ranch. Im­ •With builders 3; 00-6; 00 P.M. Saturday & Sunday 1; 00-4; 00 Memorial Save up to 75% on materials in Stock peccable upkeep. for 1 year to qualified buyers 157 Mountain Road FREE ESTIMATES Three bedrooms, 1'/z KIERNAN REALTY, INC. Hospital baths, spacious family s 71 Haynes Street Suffield, CT 06078 357 East Center St., Manchester Manchester. CT 06040 (203) 668-1261 ext. 307 657-4053 room, formal dining Equal OppoMunily Employ^' room and much more. 1 = ! Manning Realty 649-1147 ____ $199,900. Flano Realty, 646-5200.O 1 J u

HDME8 |^ B U 8 IN E 8 8 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS FDR8ALE ISJPRDPERTY FDR RENT FDR RENT ED UNITIO $TATC$ DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OP CONNRCTICUT % Speciolisi IMMACULATE six room MANCHESTER. Charm­ MANCHESTER. One bed­ MANCHESTER. Beauti­ Cope In Bower School ing traditional style room oportment. $475 ful one bedroom, living UNITED STATES OF N area. New kitchen, new 2500 square foot office per month Includes room , dining room , kit­ AMERICA, windows. Coll Anne building In prime East heat and appliances. chen with dishwasher P L A I N T I F F , : C IV I L N O : H-89-331 (A H N ) V. MISCELLANEOUS Doemon. Blanchard & Center Street location. 649-8365. and oil appliances, oir CLEANING CARPENTRY/ M l PAINTING/ East Hartford Rossetto Realtors," Very near famous Co­ conditioned, quiet on ONE PARCEL OF I PROPERTY LOCATED AT 3 0 1 PAPERING ELECTRICAL SERVICES We're Selling Houses" veys Restaurant. Oft MANCHESTER. One-two bus line. Ideal tor mid­ SERVICES REMODELING OD *124,900 bedrooms, second 723 NEVERS ROAD, SOUTH ; UNIQUE S'A room 646-2482.0 street parking. Lease dle aged or senior citi­ WINDSOR, CONNECTICUT, ; GSL Building Molnte- Gabled Cape. Large, or sole with excellent floor, heat and hot zen. Heat and hot water W IT H A L L RENIE & JOEY Residential ExtsrIor DUMAS ELECTRIC water, enclosed RENOVATIONS/PLUS nance Co. Commercl-J eat-ln kitchen, 2 or 3 CDNDDMINIUM8 financing In place. Coll Included. Only $610. APPURTENANCES AND JANITORIAL SERVICES CUSTOM PMNTWC Painting. Service changes, ol/ResIdentlol bulldlno| bedrooms. Fenced rear Tom Boyle, owner/o- porches, on bus line. Come see why we rorlv IMPROVEMENTS COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL • Housss. Oarages. Barns am^ repairs and home Im­ Garage, yard. Availa­ THERON, INDUSTRIAL • Interior additional wiring and yard. Comer lot. 2 car FDR 8ALE gent, Boyle Real Estate hove o voconcy. 247- Porches. provements. Interlorl detached garage ED ble July 1. $750 per DEFENDANT. '■ HONEST A DEPENDABLE • Exterior repairs on existing Company, 649-4800. 5030. • Peper Henging Quality Work At Honest month. Security dep­ homes. Quality work at and exterior painting,! w/attached Florida MANCHESTER. New list­ (CLAIMANTS: EDWARD J. CALL NOW: 29S-8766 Pries. room. ing. Below market M A N C H E S TE R . For sole osit. No pets. Coll otter AVAILABLE July 1. $600. TINO, JR., AND CARPENTRY Free Estimate light carpentry. Com-J 646-1S94 affordable prices. plete lanitorlol ser­ price for this unusually 2,000 square toot fur­ 5, 643-5027.______Four room duplex CONNECTICUT BANK AND : • Cuftom Decks Cell A4641T4 TRUSTI • Porch Repelred Entirely owner operated. vice. Experienced, rel-| large mint condition nished office building, HARTFORD. South end. without heat and re­ • Light Carpentry NOTICE EXPERT 27 years exp. Call lable, tree estimates.] condo overlooking nice location, good Five and o holt room frigerator. No pets. 643-0304. Lush Court Yard. Eu­ parking area. $285,000. Adults preferred. Coll Notice Is hereby given that the United States on May 23, CEIUNOS/WAUS Exterior and Inttrlor Joseph Dumas modern apartment. LAWN CARE ropean style kitchen, R .D . M urd o ck , 643- otter 5pm, Mondov- 1989, filed an action pursuant to 21 U.S.C. Section 881(a) (7), • Repair or renew painting and wallpaper 646-5253. Appliances, wosher/d- and 28 U.S.C. 11345 and J13S5, for the forfeiture of the hanging. Limitsd sxterlor wolk-ln closet, pool, 2692^______ryer hook-up. Adults Frldov, 646-8858. defendant One Parcel of Property Located at 723 Nevers rsstoratTon. Prsvious work PR0FE5SI0NAL RCCNAMC YARD MASTERS CeMieerclal aed ResMeatlal convenient and oulet. M A N C H E S T E R . 1240 preferred. No pets. VERNON. One or two Road, South Windsor, Connecticut, With All Appurtenances Free Ctttaialat can be seen upon request. HEATING/ 27 yrt expericMC See It with Sara HIslop bedroom apartments and Improvements Thereon. The legal description of the Yard cleaned, Contact BC Company, square feet. First floor Lease, security and PLUMBING Heavy equipment end Felter. 563-4074. Barnet references. 547-1528. In o five unit complex. defendant property may be obtained by writing to the Trees cut, 644-6968. automobile. suite In Main Street undersigned Assistant United States Attorney. All claimants 646-2253 Bowman Tibbies. 633- Professional Building Like new condition. to this property must file their claims pursuant to Rule C of Have dump truck, No job to big or to smell. 3661.______SAS Neflie hapreveweeb " If ’e can tell you All work with oft street parking. Lower level family the Supplemental Rules for Certain Admiralty and Maritime will haul. M&M O IL guerenteed/Rsferencee Sole or lease with op­ room could be second Claims within ten (10) days from the date of publication of u^hat to look fo r... PLUMBING A HEATING upon request. Manchester T O W N H O U S E on 6th bedroom . $750. per this Notice, or actual notice of this action, whichever occurs 643-9996 'No Jo b Too Small' tion. Coll Tom Boyle, first, and must serve and file answers within twenty (20) Ws go on sits tor Green. Monchester THE DEADLINE FOR , Axchas. ShsaSock, Pi and what to look • Oil Burner Service 6 Salsa owner/ogent. Boyle month, heat Included. construction, commercial or *147,900 days after the tiling of the claims. All such claims and fwOMFi^ rfwimg» Country Club. Three PLACING OR Coll Gordon at D.W. answers must be filed with the Office of the Clerk, United out f o rT ’ • Automatic Oil Delivery Industrial businsss. UPDATED! Victorian b e d ro o m s . $179,900. Real Estate Company, CARPENTRY/ with Contemporary flair. 649-4800. CANCELING AN AD IS Fish, B71-1400.______States District Court, 450 Main Street, Hartford, Connecticut E m it 742-7269 after 4:30pm. Owner, Ron 646-2364. Quainy Work At • Wall Pumps Sales 6 Ssrvice 3 bedrooms Remodeled 12 NOON THE DAY T H R E E bedroom In two 06103, with a copy thereof sent to Assistant United States REMODELING Affordable Pricaa A tto rn ey, Leslie C. O hto, P .O . B ox 1824,141 C h u rch Street, • Watsr Heatsra (Ei««ic a aa*i kitchen. Two tier deck to APARTMERT8 BEFORE, MONDAY - veor old duplex. Great New Haven, Connecticut 06508. Free Estimates HarBro landscaped yard. 2 Car for singles. Big kitchen Let us remodel your kitchen or Licensed and Fully Insured • Bathroom 6 Kitchen FDR RENT FRIDAY, IN ORDER UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Remodeling garage. Newer vinyl and living room, two bath from floor to calling. We CaR Stove TO MAKE THE NEXT STANLEY A. TWARDY, JR offer cabinets, vtnitlae, Painting siding, roof and triple full baths, full base­ 644-1143 • Senior Cittzsn Diecounte pane windows. M A N C H E S TE R . Tw o and ISSUfe. FRIDAY UNITED STATES ATTORNEY countertops, whatever your m LANDSCAPING liiw w ""* ® ment. $825. per month LESLIE C. OHTA needs are. Call RALPH of Manchester • Electric work by three bedrooms. Se­ AFTERNOON BY 2:30 plus utilities. Coll otter Precision Electric ASSISTANT U.S. ATTORNEY N A D EA U at: curity and references. PM FOR MONDAY'S 7pm. 646-9892. P.O. BOX 1U4 •4S4004 PAINTING/ Quality Painting FREE ESTIMATES Coll 645-8201 NEW HAVEN, CT. 06508 STUMP GRINDING ISSUE. THANK YOU MANCHESTER. Well (203) 773-2108 Mtcbea A Rath Deelgfl Ceater PAPERING Services Phone: 649-2871 Small tree and hedge FOUR rooms, second FOR YOUR cored tor three bed­ 084-05 removal. floor. $630. Including COOPERATIONIII room duplex with lots FARRAND REMODELING' •Free Estimates of character. Non- I Room additions, decks, ro o f-' FRANK YOUNG Sr. Citizen's Discount heat. Suitable tor •Senior Citixen Discounts MISCELLANEOUS smokers. No pets. $750. Ing, siding, windows and gutt- adults. Coll 649-9535 af­ ■Aluminum li Vinyl SERVICES Free Estimates plus utilities. 647-772^ I era. All types of remodeling and PAINTING |5i] 2711 ter 5pm. Powerwashing I repairs. Call Bob Farrsnd. Jr. 872-8993 CARS Manchester CARS CARS Bus. 647-8509 WALLPAPERING HAYVKES TREE SERVICE f o i l CARS CARS FDR SALE 646-6815 Bucket, truck 6 chipper. Lawn Care *164,900 FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE Res. 645-6849 Stump removal. Free IS iJ F D R SALE ED ED Interlor/Exterlor We’re Here To Serve e Odd Jobs Q O R Q EO US HOM E with I^ F O R ^ S A L E ED aatimataa. Special conaldaratlon for elderly • Clean Up eight rooms. 4 bedrooms, 15 yrs. Service Since 1973 S p e c la lM a and handicapped. • Experienced Workers 1'4 beths. Lovely family FLOORING room. New etockads fence, R&Y Pride taken in every 647-7o53 C a ll: new vinyl windows, 3 yr. old 649-2920 o r 643-2037 Carlin burner. Over^zed We Give You More For Less Money job we do! MIKE GIACALONE Screened loam, gravel, garage w/new roof 6 steel Remodeling door. All the “X-tree.” Quality is our main UNOLEUM 5ERVICE processed gravel, Company Fully Insured GET OUR PRICE BEFORE YOU BUY!! concern. Quality Workmanship sand, stone, and fill for CONCRETE Expert Free Estimates delivery call George C n tt m t m h lp REASONABLE 643.5439 Qrlffing 742-7886. / In A ll Phaaea of RATES Concrete Floors INTEREST RATES AS LOW AS Rnm odnIIng and Additions 'a Q £ 2 . 9 „ We cater to the FLOORSANDING Vinyl Siding A aCntia e lM ia e Floors like new Residential A home owner. e Specializing In older floors Replaeenwnt Windows ksi(M i Commercial. o s BACK REBATE a Natural A stained floors and also mobll home >1000 aCntM Senior Citizen East Hartford M u e No waxing anymore roofovera Free Estimates. Kittb« ( a 1 M ( Discount Call Collect Insured. *174,900 fgfi Silt M b John Vorfilllo • 646-5750 PLENTY OF CHARM in ehc ban eSiaian FREE ESTIMATES 684-6576 this Aluminum sided A OVER 50 USED CARS AND TRUCKS John Hannon brick, 7 rm. 3 bedroom 319 MAIN STREET ebifs eCaifn FULLY INSURED Raised ranch. 2 year old . DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES • CARMICHAEL Concrete Company MANCHESTER, CT Senior Discount ELECTRICAL heating system. 1 full (Opposite Manchester Hospital) ■ c "GET READY FOR 6436774 PLUMBING AND 875-9371 and 2 half baths, 2 car V A C A T I O N E A R L Yf~ Fully Lleonsod garage. Large deck A Fully Insured Wallpapering MMNVILLE ELECTRIC HEATING large lot. 'rSlAPiSTMEMTS $ Q Q Q ^ Profssslonal titclilee work dorrs Additions, remodeling, boiler When you coll Classified Interlor/Exterlor Painting 198 g ^F O R RENT d, A/C...... Free Estimetes Update that old luM panel to replacementa, and complete to place on od, o friendly NI=W 1989 ESCORT 4 PR LX SEDAN ^ References and Insured plumbing & heating service. olreult brsakan. Ad-VIsor will answer your If Win do all types of oloeirleal Fully llcented and Insured. OVER 50 ESCORTS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM n 263 Main St. 643-9321 or 649-4431 coll and help you word ITT X work. Call ' " l O ' Fouiooed With Northeast Value Pkg.. P/S. P/B, £ Speed Overdrive Trans.. AM4=M 1986 MERCURY SABLE low miles...... - ^ 6 9 9 5 w Manchester Cary McHagh Call for free aatimata your od for best response cn MarUn Mattsson 647-7202. 875-7388 643-2711. Cassette, Elec. Rear Defroster. H 645-8892 M ORIGINAL LIST $9334 1986 TAURUS WAGON loaded.. . . * 7 9 9 5 » nj OB •ou HOMES HOMES HOMES BOLTON $134,900 HDME8 1988 F15D PICK UP TRUCK LONG BED ^ M Q f - n a Andover » CO FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE Priced well below FDR SALE > CO ED E] 3600 miles (no misprint)...... l U j H ’J / iJ ED market value. *192,900 * 7 1 9 5 r BETTER THAN NEW 3 INCLUDES REBATE p d For Sale By year young Raised MANCHESTER BOLTON LAKE The builder of this brand Ranch. 7 rooms, 3 CO < NORTH Owner. Also 2-Drs„ 4 Drs., Wagons. STK.89096 1988 RANGER 4x4...... ^ 9 9 9 5 69 ai 341 Spring Street By owner. Qpsn houss new seven room Colon­ bedrooms, 2 full baths, 2 Standards, Automatics, u COVENTRY Sunday, 12-3.18 5 room ranch, 3 ial on Shoddy Mill car garage. Gorgeous Adorable, custom 7 Rood In Andover has home on open acre lot. Some With Air • Some Without. s New homes in Colonial Rd., Two bedrooms, full 1985 BRONCO H 4x4...... * 7 9 9 5 « room Ranch with over bedroom ranch, large reduced the price to on Within minutes of 1-384. SUPER VALUE - THIS IS NOT A STRIPPED CAR Bri ham Brook Estate basement, hardwood Multi-level deck to pool. u 2000 square feet. corner lot, appliances, affordable $219,900, but E- ubdivlaion. Ten floors, plaster walls, you must furnish the Come Early For Best Choice On America s #T c a r co Beautifully decorated, room. Federal gas hast, compistaly U renovated. Two atoraga basement garage. Interior pointing. STRANG REAL 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full Colonial $329,000. Three bedrooms, 2'/j SALES DEPT. Uon.-'niure. 8:30-8:30: SB buildings. Private beach. Private % acre lot on baths, 2 fireplaces. Nine room, Georgian hoths, fireplace, ap­ APR- Annual Percentage Rate. Offers txpire d/«/o9 - Fri 9:304K)0; SaL 8:30-5d)0 U $141,900. Call 649-1794. dead end street. ESTATE 2 Lovely V« acre lot. Colonial, $319,000. proxim ately 1900 156 E. Center S i PARTS 8 SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-Fji 8K>0-5K>0 < Open house 1-4, Principals only. 24 Hour Towing,- CompMa Ropair 8 Painting Martin School area. Is advertising expensive? SQUore feet. Super five 643-2145 S Saturday and Sunday. Phone acre country lot. Jack- Manchester, CT Not rMponzible lor Typooraphkal ano™. $202,500. Call for You'll be surprised now BEST DEALS AROUND son & Jackson Real appointment, 643-8510, 224-7270 or economical If Is to adver­ 643-4022 S A T -^ S O L D " 1-800-312-5372. Estate, 647-8400.D n tise In Classified. 643-2711. ' \ J u

CHORCHES MOTORS ICAR8 I CARS 72 HOUK MONEY BACK CARDINAL SCHALLER CLYDE 88 Oakland St. ISTORE ANO I MISCELLANEOUS GIGANTIC IFOR SALE 6UAKANTEE ACURA QUALITY Manchester, CT I APARTMENTS I FOR SALE PRE-OWNED AUTOS CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. SALES Ford 77 QrafMdi •2.4M IsaS CHRYSLER AVE 'lASes FOR RENT OFFICE SPACE FOR SALE r u m m a g e s a l e BUICKz INC. ROUTE 83, VERNON TOYOTA Tercel, 1980. N lM in 'U Bontra •2.996 1080 Toyota Tarcal *6080 85 Chrysler Laser *4595 1SS8 SHELBY SHADOW 'lo.see HONDA Accord, 1 0 7 e S Spd.. VC. Lo» MHm S3 Manxity Merqub 4 Or. '4995 & BAKE SALE: Good running condi­ Chovy *94 Ch«¥«no *2,996 MANCHESTER. Five speed, high miles, runs. 1868 Buick LaSabre *12900 '5995 leee o o o o e a r ie s *7.eea EAST Hartford. Nice one TAG sale. 26 Plaza Drive, tion. $500. or best offer. Oodoo*B3 400 •Z906 81 Mercury Cougar *3495 84 Monte Carlo Cpa. room office suite. Two F R E E wood chips tor m N Fuay Equip.. ZS.OM MH or two bedroom apart­ Full Gospel $350. or best offer. 643- 1908 Chav Convar Van *17900 64 Buick Century Wagon '6695 teas D M SIER R A P.U *E.sea toilets. High traffic landscaping. Ken at Saturday, June 3, 8- 646-6524 after 6pm. Toyota *W Tarcal •6.896 83 Ford Escort Wagon*2600 ment. Heat and hot Interdenominational 9752 after 7pm. Chavy *97 Cavaltar •8,99( 1088 Buick Skylark $8090 area. Excellent sign 643-1442. 5pm. Variety of Items. MAZDA RX7 LS, ivw. 4ppMd.SMMO.CMnCqr 84 Horizon 4 Ooor '4295 1988 OODOE SHADOW *8796 water Included. Secur­ Ford *96 LTD •S.99( teas Buick Century *11000 visibility. Parking. MANCHESTER. 42 Rus­ Church, 745 Main St. Garaged winters, low SB Mercury Lynx »349& 88 Buick SomtraM 2 Or. '7295 1998 DODOE D IM P.U. *11.996 ity and references re- O td i *94 C u tla M •6.991 1087 Pont Grand Am *7770 4-Sn«ll SMMO. LIU Nn> July 1 occupancy. 643- sell Street. Saturday Sat. June 3 from 8 mileage. $3,200 or best INVITATION TO BIO 85 Cavalier 4''Or. *4495 aulred. No pets. Coll Ford *87 Ranoar P.U. •B.DM 1087 Buick Skyhawk *7800 85 Honda CRX '4495 1989 D O DO E DAYTONA *10,196 2121.______only. 9-1. Childrens clo­ AM-3 PM. Rain or offer. 742-6141. The Manchester Public Schools 8S AM C Alliance 2 Or. '2675 289-0000, AAonday- ITA6 thing, toys, furniture, solicits bids for M IL K for the 0(d4'94 0alta * 9 . m 1087 Buick Park Ava. *12080 S t p u d . aiPMO. Sporty 1967 DODO E OM NI *4.996 Frldav, 9am-6pm. Sat- O F F IC E space. 500 Shine. All proceeds BUICK Skylark, 77. t w o IfSMO school year. Sealed bids B uick *86 Ragal *6,991 1086 Chevrolet Cavalier *5000 83 Olda Regency '5995 85 Spectrum 4 Dr. •4295 SALES antiques, odds and vs. FuNy LpPdtd. U U Nut 1967 BU ICK SKYHAW K *6.496 urdoy, 10am-2pm. square feet. Excellent tor foreign mission door fully eouIppM. will be received until June 14, Pont. *86 900 9TE •7.991 1086 Buick Elactra *10250 S5 Century Wagon •7995 location. $300. heat In­ ends.______Dependable car. $600. 1989, 2:00 P.M. at which time O lda *89 99 Raoartcy *9.901 85 VW QTI '6495 1997 CHRYSLER 8lt> AVE *13.996 L IK E private home. 3Vs outreaches of the le a o Buick Century *7000 S5 Elactra 4 Door •10995 cluded. 647-9223 or 643- M U LTI family sale In they will be oublldy opened. Toyota *89 Caltca QT8 "B.BB Mpd. A/C. 9lMh rooms. Lease. Work­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen- church’s World-wide 643-2587. The rioht Is reserved to relect 1084 Mercury Cougar *6180 •4995 1996 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE *499t 7175. erol Stotute 23-65 prohibits open lot (47 Washing­ Otds’SBOalta *10.99 85 VW QTI *5995 85 Pontiac Sunbird ing single, married any and all Mds. Specifications lOOe Buick LaSabre *0200 s-ppp. A/C. SHvpf 1966 PLYMOUTH RELIANT *6.19! the postino of advertise­ ton Street) Saturday, Lighthouse Ministries, Olda *97 99 T-8adan *14.99 65 Cemaro Coupe •6995 couple preferred. 643- and bid forms may be secured 1005 Buick Somerset *7440 ments by any person, firm or June 3, 9-1. Rain date Inc. Hundreds of Sell Your Car at the Business Office, 45 N. Pondac *99 Formula *16.99 MANY OTHERS TO 86 Grand Am 2 Dr. •7995 1996 OOOOE RAMCHAROm *10691 2880.______rn V A C A T IO N corporation on a telegraph, School Street, Manchester, 1084 Eldorado Convart *14000 CHOOSE FROM Sunday, June 4. itemsl Come and see! BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE 86 Delta 88 2 Or. •9995 1996 CHEVY SPECTRU M *3.69! MANCHESTER. Availa­ r en t a ls telephone, electric light or Connecticut. 81 A d a m s St. |3B I MISCELLANEOUS tag AND MARINE 345 CENTER ST. 88 Merkur XR4TI •9495 1996 BUICK ELECTRA *7.99! ble Immediately. Two power pole or to a tree, 005-06 shrub, rock, or any other sale. Childrens clo­ ns 259 Adimi 8L. Minch. M anchester MANCHESTER bedroom townhouse- ORLANDO Florida. Lux­ natural oblect without a writ­ thing and toys, adult 4 Lines — 10 Days 8 72 -9 1 11 643-2791 ,trom $650. Security urious two bedroom, ten permit for the purpose of clothing, gas stove. 649-1749 649-4571 647-7077 and references re­ full eauipped town- protecting It or the public and Sunday, June 4,10-4.14 ■^WANTED TO 50« charge each addi­ quired. No pets. Also house. Minutes from carries a fine of up to S50 for Sunset Street.______|B 9 J b u y /tr ad e tional line, per day. You available, one bed­ each offense.______Disney, Sea World, air­ MANCHESTER. 25 New­ can cancel at any time. FORD, 1977 LTD wagon. room from $550. Boyle port, pool/tennis. $500 WANTED: Bedroom, SORRY. Real Estate Company, man Street, oft Center Drive off with 351 Cleveland, new bat- oriarty Brothers weekly, $1500 monthly. Street. Saturday, June dining room set, Ma- NO REFUNDS OR tery. S500. 649-6474. 649-4800; Superlntend- 649-8873 or 683-3387. MANCHESTER. June 3, hoganev or compara­ ADJUSTMENTS ent, 646-1999.______3, 9-3. Waterbeds, FORD LTD wagon, 75, 9am -1pm . Latvian washer, dining table, ble, and dressers. 524- A Bargain in the Windsor 400 motor. All MANCHESTER. Two Church. Winter Street 8824. CALL HERALD bedroom apartment. R 7 1 INDUSTRIAL miscellaneous Items. power. Best offer. 647- off East Center. Furni­ Classified Section 9867.______Manchester’s All appliances, carpet­ 1371 pr o p er ty ture, plants, antiques CLASSIFIED ing, heatand hot water, ond enthenic foods. roilC AR S CARS PONTIAC LeMans, 1979. air conditioning. Se­ M ANCH ESTER. Up to 1911 FOR SALE FOR SALE 643-2711 Two door, good run­ cond floor. Call 649- MANCHESTER. 45 Fox- I A U / \ T O ning condition, no 7,300 sq. ft. Industrial croft Drive, Saturday, 5240.______space, plus 1 acre of dents or rust. Asking Used Car Dealer June3,9-3. Flvefamlly. S550. 643-6587.______MANCHESTER. Three land for lease. Warren Furniture ond more. bedroom second floor E. Holland Inc., 643- CHEVY Citation. 1981. M AJOR tag sale. June 3, Automatic, air, two USED CAR SPECIALS apartment. Applian­ 1108. 9-2. 43-45 Brookfield ces, gas heat and hot door hotchbock. Front- 1983 CHEV Street. Porcellan ped- wheel drive, new front 1986 FORD 1986 MERCURY 1984 FORD water Included. $700 Istol sink, refrigerator 1985 TOYOTA MONTE CARLO per month plus secur­ ROOMMATES struts, tires, body T-BIRD SABLE T-BIRD WANTED \wlth Ice maker, dis­ good. 875-6991. COROLLA SR5 Auto. A/C Turbo AT, A/C ity deposit, credit ref­ hwasher, den furni­ CHORCHES 20r. Coupe Auto, A/C erences. No pets. 742- ture, soup-to-nuts and MUSTANG, 1979, Asklfig *5991 *4999 *4999 8549.______MANCHESTER. Room­ S750. 643-5919.______*6995 bric-brac. ______QodgeTruchs *6999 MANCHESTER. Availa­ mate. Male, non- ( H R Y S L H K O a d g e Eight cylinder, new 1982 OLDS 1986 BUICK 1985 FORD smoker, professional STAFFORD SPRINGS. 22 1984 SUBARU ble July Quiet nelgh- Laurel Drive, Satur­ transmission, 71 Chevy 1985 IZUZU CUTLASS TEMPO borhood. Three to share large five Malibu. Needs some PUP PICKUP BRAT 4X4 Auto, AM/FM room, 1'/2 bath apart­ day, June 3, 9-3. No SUPREME bedrooms, large kit­ early birds.______iHaurlu'slrr work. $500 or best offer. chen with appliances, ment. Rent Includes 643-9846______*3999 *3999 *4444 heat and hot water. M ANCHESTER. 92 Stll- *4999 front and rear porches, HYUNDAI Excell GL, 87, 1988 CHEVY secluded yard and gar­ $355. 646-2881 evenings. Itleld (Spencer Street 1985 PONTIAC 1984 AMC 1986 BUICK 1988 LINCOLN to Hlllstown Road) Sat­ H r r a l ^ 32K, excellent condi­ CELEBRITY age. $700 per month, tion. $4800. Coll GRAND PRIX ALLIANCE SOMERSET TOWN CAR Auto, A/C plus security. Tenants urday, June 3, 8-4. Auto, AM/FM Auto. A/C Auto, A/C WANTED Multi family, house­ Mondov-Thursdov, 8-5. pay heat and electric­ TO RENT OVER 649-4751. *16 ,9 99 *9650 ity. No pets. 646-1210 hold Items, strollers, 643-2711 *6 123 *3950 *6 215 humidifier, waterbed, 100 days, 643-8422 1983 BUICK 1983 CHEVY evenings. MANCHESTER-South bookcases, baby Items. CHEVY 1986 PONTIAC 1987 MERCURY Windsor. Looking tor FACTORY INVOICE WORTH LOOKING into. . 1985 BMW CENTURY MANCHESTER. 122 Gris­ FIREBIRD Loaded SABLE Auto, A/C CAVALIER one bedroom Town- the many borgoins ot­ CAPRICE VC. AM/FM, 5 Speed som Road. Friday, tered for sole every day in *2999 HOMES house/Condo to rent June 2, Saturday, June ‘ 12,50 0 *8999 *4222 with option to buy. Call 3, 9-4pm. Bikes, toys, ON ’88-’89 N EW the classified columns! 1985, 58,500, Clean, ‘ 8550___ FOR RENT 225-3228.______clothes, many other all new hoses, belts, 1985 LINCOLN 1984 NISSAN ( DO YOU have a bicycle no 1986 OLDS 1982 NISSAN MANCHESTER-East Itmes. ______tires, exhaust, brakes 1984 HONDA MAXIMA WGN SOUTH Windsor. Large one rides? Why not offer It CUTLAS TOWN CAR 200SX Hartford. One bed- MANCHESTER. 2 Lock- CIVIC Loaded Auto A/C six bedroom Contem­ room apartment CARS/TRUCKS tor sole with a wont od? All work done by SUPREME porary home. Three wood Street. Saturday, Coll 643-2711 to place vour Medford Motors. Wire *4999 * 2 9 9 9 wanted In quiet neigh­ June 3, 9-4. Two family ‘ 10,980 *7333 full baths, two car gar­ borhood. For single, 00 Wheels. All power. *8615 age plus pool and deck. professional, responsi­ tag sale.______1986 PONTIAC Court of Probate, Tilt wheel. *5995. 1984 PONTIAC 1987 MERCURY 1986 MAZDA 626 $1300 monthly. Call ble female. 225-3228. MANCHESTER. 59 Philip IN STO CK BONNEVILLE 1987 MAZDA 4X4 5 Spd.. A/C Road. June 3 and 4, District of Manchester 649-7992 after 5 D.W. Fish Realty, 871- NOTICE OF HEARING FIERO COUGAR Loaded 1400 or 643-1591.______9-4pm. Borgalnsforall. E ST A T E OF 649-7878. * 12,100 * 5 9 9 9 S M A L L year round house Come take a look. MARTA ORAVLEJS, *3999 n o ,-999 ‘ 6999 FURNITURE deceased on Columbia Lake. HOUSEHOLD Items, clo- 1987 OLDS 1985V7 FORD 1986 CHRYSLER $650. monthly. 228-0602. thlng, etc. 286 Cooper Pursuant to on order of Hon. 1986 LINCOLN 1987 PONTIAC LIVING room furniture William E. FitzGerald, Judge, TRUCKS/VANS CUTLASS ESCORT WAGON NEW YORKER M AN CH ESTER. Central Hill Street, Manches­ PLUS TOWN CAR GRAND AM Auto, A/C Loaded for sale. Call after 4:30 ter. Saturday and Sun- doted M ay 24, 1989 a hearing FOR SALE Signature, Loaded Auto, A/C SUPREME prestigues location. 644-8687.______will be held on an application Two story, three bed­ dav, 9-3.______provlno for authority to sell *4666 ‘ 7999 KING size, SeashelLhead certain real property situoted JEEP Scrombler CJ8, 84, ‘ 13,999 * 8 8 8 8 '9999 rooms, two baths, liv­ M ANCHESTER. 785 Tol- 1983 TOYOTA ing room with fire­ board for water bed. land Turnpike. Satur­ In the Town of Manchester, 54K, power steering, 1986 MERKUR Excellent condition. County of Hartford os In said brakes, six cylinder, 1981 FORD F1501 TERCEL place, dining room, day and Sunday, 9-4. oppllcotlon on tile more fully 1984 VW Sirocco 1986 OLDS 98 XR4TI basement with one car $100. 646-6799. Up-rIght freezer, sofa appears, at the Court of hard top and bikini top. 5 Speed Loaded PICKUP Red , A/C Must See garage and full fenced and love seat, twin bed Probate on June 22, 1989 of Excellent condition. *2550 *5225 In back yard. Available raTV/STEREO/ and dresser and mls- 2:45 P.M. $6,000. 228-9801. *4650 *8650 *7999 June 30. $1,150 per 1751 ap plian c es cellaneous Items. Elizabeth A. Bldwell, 1986 SUBARU Ass't Clerk 1986 BUICK 1984 CHEVY 1984 MAZDA 626| month plus heat and MANCHESTER. 307 1966 ALFA ROMEO XLT utilities. Call 345-8848. ■ ^CAM PERS/ SKYLARK CAMARO I Auto, AM/FM SANYO stereo System. Copper Hill Street. 1931 TRAILERS SPYDER CONVT. White. Loaded MANCHESTER. Avalla- Turntable, dual June 3, 9-5. Indoor Est- Auto, A/C Auto, A/C *5650 b le Immediately. cassette, receiver, ote sale.______Court of Probote, * 9 9 9 9 *72 2 2 District of Monchostar 1986 PROW LER trovel «6650 *5999 Three bedroom Colon­ equalizer, speakers, M ANCHESTER. 6 Con- ial In nice neighbor­ cabinet. $200. 643-2047. NOTICE OF HEARING trollor. Sleeps seven. 1986 PONTIAC 1979 BUICK 198S PONTIAC way Road, Saturday, E ST A T E OF Heat and air condi­ 1986 PONTIAC 1984 CHEVY hood. $750. per month W HIRLPO O L heavy duty June 3, rain date, June SELENA NATALIE GAY, HREBIRD CENTURY GRAND PRIX plus security and utlll- a minor tioner, owning, full GRAND PRIX ESTATE WGN Auto, A/C Auto. A/C washer and Frldgldar 4. 9-4. Attic and garage bath. $8500. 643-9646. Loaded Loaded tles. No pets. 643-2129. dryer. 684-6576. sale. Vicinity of Man- Pursuant to on order of Hon. *5440 *6999 *1850 ‘ 5995 MANCHESTER. Brand chester Green . 'Illam E. FitzGerald, Judge, ‘ 715 0 doted MOV 25, 1989 o h o ^ no new three bedroom, 1 ^ MISCELLANEOUS Firehouse.______will be held on on application MOTORCYCLES/ IV2 bath, Colonlol. SATURDAY, June 3, Sun- proving tor authority to sell MOPEOS FIreplaced living IBTJ for s a le duay, June 4, 9-3. certoln real property situated room, large fully ap- Corner Hamlin' and Trade-Ins Welcome In the Town of Manchester, MORIARTY BROTHERS pllanced kitchen, car­ County of Hartford os In sold HONDA Goldwing Inter­ Peorl Streets.______application on file more fully state, 85, mint condi­ peting, full basement e n d r o l l s appears, at the Court of 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT with laundry hook-up, T H R EE family. 26 CO- tion, many extras. 27W width — 25C lumbu,s Street. Friday 80 Oakland St., Manchester Probate on June 19, 1989 at $5,200. 742-9633.______plus attached garage. 13" width — 2 for 254 and Saturday, June 2 1:30 P.M. $950 per month plus Elizabeth A. Bldwell, HONDA ATC 2005, 85, utilities. References, Newsprint end rolls can be and 3, 9-3. Chain saw, Ass't Clerk excellent condition, two months security. picked up at the Manchester typewriter, picnic ta­ Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 runs strong. $600. or Herald ONLY before 11 a m. ble,furniture, clothing, best offer. 643-9752. 643-5135 No pets please. 643- Monday through Thursday. odds and ends. 9 2121. Hot-shooting Biake NHL begins on a Thursday with Stafford Friday nights M ONTREAL (A P) — The NHL will begin its 1989-90 It’s another TODAY _ , regular season with a nine-game slate on Claremont Speedway (N.H.) — Rusty Oct. 5, a Thursday, the league announced Friday. weekend of Wallace night, modifieds, pro stocks, ties course mark It signals the renewal of on-ice rivalries that will hectic racing street stocks, super stocks, figure 8s, 7 p.m. cover 840 games and 171 playing days over a 26-week activity in Motorsports Thunder Rood Speedway (Borre, Vt.) period, ending April 1. southern New — Enduro 200, 7 p.m. POTOMAC. Md. (AP) - Jay Before last week, Blake’s best The three teams who are inactive on opening night England. Devils Bowl Speedway (West Haven, Don Blake, continuing a hot tournament showing was a tie for Vt.) — Senior citizens' night, free — the New York Rangers, Winnipeg Jets and Stafford Lou Modestino admission, modifieds, pro stocks, ama­ streak that began last week, ninth in the 1988 Pensacola Open. Washington Capitals — will make their 1989-90 Speedway was teurs, mini stocks, 7 p.m. matched a course record with a The 1980 NCAA champion had Beech Ridge Speedway (Scorboro, debut the following night. The New York Islanders starting its 7-under-par 64 Friday and took a missed the cut seven times this Maine) — Mbdifleds, lote models, are the last club to stage a home opener, playing summer sea­ llmiteds, 7:03 p.m. one-shot lead over Don Pooley year. New London-Woterford Speedway — Has he finally put behind him host to the Philadelphia Flyers on Oct. 14. after son of Friday Small block modifieds, late model stock after two rounds of the Kemper night action, it cors, street stocks, 6:30 p.m. the inconsistency that has playing their first four games on the road. done some road racing with IMSA Open. A rematch of the Stanley Cup finalists occurs only and stays with that schedule until Riverside Speedwov (Agawam, Blake finished his second plagued him since he turned pro and has been up against top name Moss.) — Manchester Oil Heot/Sunoco two weeks into the season, as the champion Calgary the Labor Day weekend. night, NASCAR modifieds, pro stocks, straight bogey-free round with in 1987? pilots such as A.J. Foytand Wally Flames are in Montreal to meet the Canadiens on street stocks, strictly stocks, 6 p.m. three birdies in the final four “ There comes a time in your Leading the Small Block Modi­ Dullenbach Jr., among others. New England Drogwoy (Epping, N.H.) — New Breed Drag Team, club holes on the 6,917-yard TPC at game when something changes. I Oct. 18. fied contingent will be the Chris­ Flemke will have a lot of rocing, 9o.m. _ , Avenel course. His 36-hole total of hope this is the time.” he said. topher brothers, Mike and Ted,of Seekonk Speedway (M ats.)— TwInSO competition at New London, too. 132 put him 10 strokes under par “ I’ve played pretty well lately, Plainville. Several other Pro pro stock feotures, chorgers, street Coming in for this Winston Tour stocks, 7 p.m. at the halfway point of the and it’s got my confidence up.” Stock pilots, like Tom Rosati of Oxford Plains Speedway (Maine) — No vote on college playoff race are Mike Stefanik of King­ 5900.000 tournament. Pooley. meanwhile, had four Agawam. Mass.. Wayne Carroll Prelect Graduation, Winston series lote birdies on the front nine and three of Southhampton. Mass., Tony ston. R.I., Reggie Ruggerio of models, chorgers, street stocks, com­ Pooley. who also carded a 64. DALLAS (AP) — The College Football Associa­ pacts, 7:30 p.m. more on Nos 11-13. He parred the Paple of Hamden, Mike Forino of Forestville. and Mike McLaugh­ Ume Rock Pork — Bonnet ond boot blew a shot at setting the course tion does not expect its controversial but potentially lin, his cross-town neighbor. final five holes to move into lucrative plan for a national championship college Waterbury, and Ted Herbert of club, 9o.m. record when he missed a 7-foot There are many New York. New Sugar Hill Speedwov (Wore, N.H.) — contention for his third victory in Chicopee, Mass., are some of the ATVs ond mlnicvcies, 7 p.m. birdie putt by inches on the 18th football playoff to come up for a vote this weekend. Jersey and Pennsylvania drivers hole . On No. 17. he came up inches 14 years on tour. Both Dave Ogrean, the CFA’s assistant executive visiting Late Model drivers who Star Speedway (Epping, N.H.) — entered, too. Super modifeds, wInston series pro short on a 12-foot putt for a birdie. “ This is the best I ’ve hit the ball director for television, and Harvey Schiller, will be racing at Stafford in that stocks, bud light lote models, street Tom Byrum shot a 69 to finish all year,” he said. “ I had only commissioner of the Southeastern Conference and class for the first time. That The race action at the Seekonk stocks, mini stocks, 7 p.m. The Aisociateel Preee division will be making some Rottlesnoke Speedway (Winchester, three strokes back, and first- three or four bad shots all day and chairman of the CFA subcommittee that developed Speedway washed out again last N.H.) — Gronite Stote mini sprints, 7 rouna leader D A. Weibring. who recovered from all of them.” the 16-team playoff proposal, said Friday they frequent appearances at the weekend. The Twin 50 Pro Stock p.m. . . HAIR PROBLEM — West Germany’s Steffi Graf adjusts her nairaurmga Speedway 95 (Hermon, Maine) — lote shot a 72. was among three Byrum shot a 69 in an up-and- expected the CFA’s three-day annual meeting to be half-mile Connecticut oval this event was called due to weather season to boost the attendance. models, chargers, street stocks, big break in her third-round math of the French Open tennis tournament. players at 136. down round that included five a feeling-out session. problems. That’s eight washouts wheel races, 7 p.m. birdies and three bogies. Riverside Speedwov (Groveton, Graf beat Hoiland’s Nicole Jagerman Friday by a 6-1, 6-2 score. Blake, who has not won a “ The way our legislative process works, there is in a row! The southern Massachu­ N.H.) — Coco Colo sprints, lote models, tournament in his three years on “ I might have run out of gas.” no vote scheduled on any particular issue right The New London-Waterford setts oval tries again tonight at 7. super super stocks, Enduro street he said. “ It was pretty steamy Speedway has a double-header stocks, 8 p.m. tour, came closest to cashing a now,” Ogrean said. “ Any voting that takes place The “ Top Gun” there, Rick Unity Raceway (Maine) — Northeost winner’s check last week when he this morning.” will be Sunday, and what gets voted upon Sunday is weekend with the Small Block Martin of Westport, Mass., went cruisers, 10 o.m., lote models, chargers, Graf beats Jagerman held a one-stroke lead after three The golfers had to endure part of the process that we go through for the next 72 Modifieds. Late Model Stockcars to Thompson Speedway last Sun­ super street stocks, mini stocks, 7 p.m. 90-degree temperatures for a and Street Stocks on the card rounds at Atlanta. But he had four hours. day and got a fifth in the main SUNDAY bogeys and a double-bogey in the second straight day. although a “ But I would think that because of the varying tonight at 6:30. The NASCAR event. Martin also races at the Monodnock Speedway (Winchester, late afternoon cloud-covering and Modified Tour comes in on N.H.) — NASCAR modifieds, pro final round to finish tied for third. opinions that people have on the playoff issue, that it Lee USA Speedway in New stocks, street stocks, strictly stocks, to advance in Open a steady wind helped cool things Sunday afternoon at 1:30 for the Still, his performance gave him would be highly unlikely that there would be a Hampshire on Friday nights. mini stocks, 2 p.m. down. $38,000 Richardson-Nissan 150 at New London-Waterford Speedwov — reason to believe he could do well significant enough degree of consensus one way or Thompson could get more Pro NASCAR modified tour, lote model PARIS (A P) — Steffi Graf’s timing could Five other seeds had their matches J.C. Snead had a hole-in-one on the shoreline oval. suspended until Saturday. They were No. 3 . at Avenel. the other to have any kind of final decision.” Stock cars if the officials there stockcars, street stocks, 1:30 o.m. not have been better. “ I had a real good week in No. 17, a 201-yard par-3, but Shota standardize the rules, especially New Englond Orogwav (Epping, Stefan Edberg, No. 6 JakobHlasekandNo. Challenging the regulars on the N.H.) — brocket ellmlnotlons, 9 o.m. The rains that drenched Roland Garros Atlanta, so I was looking forward 75 and missed the 1-over-par 143 with Stafford leaning toward that 11 Alberto Mancini among the men; and Winston Mod Tour circuit will be Oxford Plolns Speedway (Maine) — on Friday held off just long enough for the cut by three strokes. Enduro Quest 200, No. 1, 2 p.m. No. 2 Gabriela Sabatini and No. 15 to playing this week.” Blake said. McCrory meets Lumumba Ed Flemke Jr. of Southington. class and the Oxford Plains top-seeded Graf to beat Nicole Jagerman Tom Kite, who shot a 75 for a 143 Central Village Motocross Track — Mary-Joe Fernandez among the women. “ I wanted to see what could Flemke is considered to be a Speedway in Maine planning a NESC motocross, noon. of the Netherlands 6-1. 6-2 and move into total, was among 78 players who STANLEY, England (AP) — Glenn McCrory will Hudson Speedwov (N.H.) — Bud As a cold drizzle fell on Roland Garros. happen, if I could better myself versatile driver, much like his $30,000 event Aug. 13 as part of the the fourth round of the French Open tennis and get those birdies to drop.” made the cut. try to make the most of a hometown advantage Light lote models, thunder cors, roo- Graf opened the day’s action by blasting late father. Though young, Eddie Twin 100 format. The NESC kles, street stocks, 6 p.m.______championships. Saturday night as he meets Patrick Lumumba of Nicole Jagerman of the Netherlands 6-1, is experienced at several New Motocross action moves to Con­ “ That was perfect for me," Graf said. “ I Kenya for the International Boxing Federation Lou Modestino of Stoughton, 6-2 in one hour and two minutes on Center England tracks as both a driver necticut’s Central Village Sunday was lucky to play first before the rain cruiserweight championship. and car owner/builder. He’s also at noon. Mass., is a syndicated writer. started. Now I don’t have to wait around. I Court. King, Turner In front The bout is being held in a 2.500-seat arena within She then sprinted into the locker room as can leave and do other things.” walking distance of McCrory’s home in this the drizzle turned into a downpour and The rain was less kind with American PITTSFORD. N.Y. (AP) - Ayako and Sherri and myself. I northeast England town. Tim Mayotte, the men’s seventh seed, who forced suspension of play. Betsy King and Sherri ’Turner just don’t think somebody could The British fighter, once a sparring partner for Senna sets the pace at Phoenix “ It was awfully cold out there because of come out of the pack and pass five came out cold after the 5*A-hour delay and shot 3-under-par 69s Friday to world heavyweight champ Mike Tyson, has been onto the top spot in the second the rain, so I was trying to finish it as soon people of that caliber.” she said. PHOENIX (AP) — Ayrton new 2.36-mile 12-turn circuit lost to unseeded Ronald Agenor of Haiti 3-6. share the second-round lead at training with two of his brothers. 28-year-old Gary round of time trials on Saturday, as possible,” Graf said. “ The conditions King, the second-leading mo­ Senna continued to set the For­ through the streets of downtown 7-5. 5-7, 7-5, 6-2. th e LPG A’s Rochester and 19-year-old Shaun. he will break the all-time record were difficult, but I was lucky to get the ney winner this year, said she' mula One pace Friday. taking the Phoenix. “ The interruptions didn’t break my International. A third brother, 22-year-old Neil, will work of 33 career poles he currently concentration,” Mayotte said. “ But the match over with in time.” Turner birdied three of the last knew it was wet when her tee shot McCrory’s corner. And with any luck, his father. provisional pole for Sunday’s Senna’s fast lap of 1 minute, inaugural Phoenix Grand Prix. shares with the late Jim Clark. courts were slower, the balls and the air “ That match was perfect for me.” she five holes to earn a share of tng a on No. 6 hit the fairway and Brian McCrory. will be watching the fight from the 30.108 seconds translates to 94.287 bounced backwards. The daring 29-year-old Brazi­ were much heavier.” said. “ I was really lucky to play first, seven-iron on her second shot wings. mph. Prost, a two-time series Senna also is riding a record of “ How many times do you see lian was more than 1.5 seconds No. 2 ■ Boris Becker, playing more before the rain started. Now I don’t have to while her playing partners were champion, was next in 1:31.620, seven straight pole victories and hitting woods. that?” she asked. faster than McLaren-Honda aggressively after a 5*A hour rain wait around. I can leave and do other If Senna, the defending For­ 11 of the last 12, as well as heading interruption, completed a 7-5, 6-1, 6-2 King agreed that the extended Defending champion Mei-Chi teammate Alain Prost of France things.” mula One champion and current into Sunday’s race with three victory over Jeremy Bates of Britain and length of the course has elimi­ Cheng, of Taiwan, had a 76 49ers claim doc at fault as the two easily led the opening season points leader, can hold straight victories. Mayotte, who has never made it past the nated most of the field. Thursday and an 81 Friday for a session of qualifying on the brand moved into the round of 16. SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The San Francisco second round of this clay-court tourna­ “ With Nancy, and Patty, and 157 total and missed the cut. >> He was joined by Jay Berger, who 49ers want their former team doctor to pay a $1 eg became the first American to reach the ment, was leading Agenor two sets to one •o million settlement to former lineman Charles u fourth round by downing Jaime Yzaga of when their match was suspended by Martin qualifies for his 4th pole 3 darkness Thursday night. They were tied Krueger, saying the doctor was responsible for eg Peru, 6-4, 6-2, 6-2. Berger is one of six Player leads Classic cn 3-3 in the fourth set. Krueger’s crippling knee injury. starting spot and Morgan She­ up, too. It was slick for everyone American men still in the tournament, in The 49ers were found liable by a state court in 1987 DOVER. Del. (A P) — Mark D either the third or fourth round, the most in The two were scheduled to resume play A1 Geiberger and Bruce Devlin Martin won his fourth NASCAR pherd was fourth in qualifying out there. .J HOUSTON (AP) — Gary for fraudulently failing to reveal the severity of five years. after Graf’s match, but the rain forced were tied for second at 68. Winston Cup pole of the season that determined the first 20 < Player birdied the first three Krueger’s knee injury, which has left hini unable to “ I expected us and Kulwicki to cd In another rain-interrupted match com­ them to wait in the players’ lounge all Friday in qualifying for Sunday’s places for the $506,000 race. holes on his way to a 5-under-par- Player, who started his round stand for long periods, run.orwalkon stairs without run faster than what we did.” u pleted Friday evening. No. 16 Guillermo afternoon. When they finally came onto Budweiser 500 at Dover Downs Only .534 seconds — or 3.028 sc 67 and a one-stroke lead after on the back nine, rolled in birdie severe pain. Perez-Roldan of Argentina beat Italy’s Center Court shortly before 6 p.m., the International Speedway. mph — separated Martin and the Martin said he was “ over­ K Friday’s first round of the Doug putts of eight inches, 10 feet, and Krueger won $2.36 million in damages last year Francesco Cancellottl 7-6, 2-6, 7-5, 4-6, 6-2, temperature had dropped to 54 degrees Martin’s 24.933-second lap on 20th qualifier, Jimmy Spencer. guarding” after a crash that U Sanders Classic. 15 feet on the first three holes. from a San Francisco Superior Court judge in a E-i his second straight five-setter. and the red clay was even slower than the 1-mile oval worked out to a Martin’s speed fell short of Alan ended Neil Bonnett’s qualifying CA “ I played very well today. I non-jury trial. His lawyer then settled the case for a Kulwicki’s year-old track record U In the women’s field, No. 10 Helen Kelesi usual. Player’s only bogey came on 144.387 mph qualifying speed, just run, right before Martin’s lap. actually played better than I reported $1 million to avoid a time-consuming of 146.681 mph. K of Canada defeated Gretchen Magers of the par-4 13th hole, when he ahead of Dale Earnhardt’s O Agenor. ranked No. 30 in the world, kept scored,” said Player, who’s seek­ appeal by the team. “ I didn’t think it would stand One driver who thought he the United States 6-4, 2-6, 6-3; No. 9 three-putted from 30 feet, but 143.937 mph, to put his Ford on the z . Mayotte at the baseline with deep, sharp ing his first win this year on the In papers filed this week in Superior Court, the up.” Martin said of his speed. should have done better was Rick < Katerina Maleeva of Bulgaria downed birdies of 10 feet on No. 2, two feet pole for the second straight race groundstrokes. He also picked opportune PGA Senior Tour. “ I putted well. 49ers asked to have the entire cost shifted to Dr. “ But some of the other guys who Wilson, who will start sixth after S Martina Pawlik of West Germany 4-6, 6-4, on No. 3 and six feet on No. 5 put at Dover. times to rush the net, closing out the set I did everything well. It helps to Lloyd Milbum, their physician during the period of had a chance to beat us slipped a 143.535 mph lap. 6-1; and No. 8 Conchita Martinez of Spain him in the lead. Rusty Wallace took the third beat Sophie Amiach of France 6-3, 6-3. with a stretch backhand volley. be 3-under-par afterthreeholes.” Krueger’s injuries. I ■ I ■ S « f f : •.■•■•■•••I* l l t l f f t t f « «it««**«******** ’Scoreboard Sports in

7474—IG Sunday Silence Sherri Steinhauer 7474—IG ads 9. Padrea 4 Sandra Palmer Weekend scholastic slate Blue Jays 7. Red Sox 2 Marta Flgueras-tTottl 7474—IG 7375-IG G olf Joan PItcock The Manchester High girls’ track team will Basebafl CINCINNATI 73-75—IG TORONTO BOSTON SAN DIEOO Dawn Coe 7375-IG ObrhM ObrhM MItzl Edge compete in the Class LL state meet at Pete Wigren looks for sweep Ob r n bl all r b bl 4 1 1 0 Sabo 3b 5 111 7375-IG Track this afternoon. The Manchester High boys’ Felix rt 4 3 3 4 Reed ss 5 0 10 Roberts rf Hollis Stacv 7375-IG d 0 0 0 0 Bnzngr 1b 4 0 11 Deb RIchord Fernndi ss 5 0 11 Barrett 3b 4 0 10 Lelper 73-76—1G track team will compete in the LL meet at Willow RAlomr 2b 3 0 0 0 Lorkln ss 4 4 3 0 P6A Kimpir Open Caroline (Jowon American League standings Gruber 3b 4 0 10 Boggs 3b 3 1 1 0 4 14 6 7673— IG By Ed Schuyler Jr. lengths in the Derby and by a 3 0 11 Greenwl It 3 0 0 1 TGwvnn cf 3 0 11 EOavIs cf Yuka Irle 7674- 149 Brook Park in New Britain. GBell If 4 0 3 0 Wnghm cf 0 0 0 0 The Associated Press nose in the Preakness If he 4 0 10 Evans dh 3 0 0 0 JaOork 1b POTOMAC, Md. (API — Scores Friday Susie Redman 77-73—149 McGrIft 1b 3 0 0 0 ONelll rf 3 0 0 0 Nancy Byrne, Katie Litke, Melanie Spiller and d nt CMvItton 4 0 10 Burks ct 4 0 0 0 CMortni It otter the second round ot the 5900,000 Cathv (Serrlng 77-73—149 finishes second again at Bel­ Pet. OB AAosebv cf 4 2 3 0 Roomes If 4 1 1 0 Mine Rodriguez Hardin Stephanie Reichardt will represent the East w L Whitt c 3 1 1 0 Esoskv 1b 4 13 0 Santiago c Kemper Open played on the oor-36-35—71. 7970—IG .551 — 4 13 3 Reed c 3 0 10 Nicky LeRoux NEW YORK — He arrived mont he will join his father as Baltimore 27 22 MlinKs dh 4 10 0 Kutcher rt 3 0 10 Salazar 3b 6,864-vord Tournament Players Club At 77-72—IG Catholic girls’ track team in the Class M meet at 24 24 .500 2V2 3 0 0 1 Oester 2b 4 13 1 Dole' Eggellno Boston LIrlono 7b 3 3 10 Heeo rt 10 0 0 Tmoltn M Avenel course: 7674— IG in the Big Apple without the only horses to be the 25 26 .490 3 Terrell o 0 0 0 0 Brownng D 2 1 1 0 63- 64— 133 Kris Monoghon Wethersfield High today. Paul Chabot, Tom Carlson Cleveland Cerone c 3 0 11 10 0 0 Jov Don Bloke 73-77-IG fanfare. Lots of celebrities do. runnerup in all three Triple Mllwouliee 23 28 .451 5 Horn oh 10 0 0 Kruk ph 0 0 0 0 Dibble D Don Poolev 69A4— 133 0olne Crosby 71-78—IG and Chris Ray will represent the East boys’ team in 5 0 0 0 0 Charlton o 0 0 0 0 New York 23 28 .451 M 7 * « Totals 33 3 7 3 GBooker p Tom Byrum 6669— 135 Penny Hommel 7377-1® By 6 p.m. next Saturday. Crown races. .431 6 Tofoll 10 0 0 the L meet at Middletown High School. Detroit 22 29 Wynne rt D.A. Welbring 64- 73—Lisa 136 Walters 7476— 1® Sunday Silence could be the Ea.sy Goer appears once Toronto 20 31 .382 8 R e ^v ph 10 0 0 Howord Twitty 6967— 136 Kim Williams All of the state meets begin at 2:30 p.m. Tonmto 12 5? 38 4 9 4 Total* 34 9 13 9 73-78—1® WMt Divittofl Boston • » « » —3 TotoH Billy Roy Brown 6967— 136 Jull Inkster toast of the town — winner of again to be Sunday Silence’s Pet. OB 7675— 1® W L E—4-lrlano, Cerone, Borrett, Reed. Leonard Thompson 7(567— 137 Amv Benz 73-78—1® the Belmont Stakes, cham­ main challenger, but there California 33 17 660 — DP—Toronto 3, Boston 1. LOB—Toronto 4, Son Dtogo *** 188—* Roger Mollble 7365—137 Caroline Keggl .654 — 111 510 lO K -f Heather Drew 7675— 1® pion of the Triple Crown. Ookland 34 18 Boston ?. 3B—Fernandez, GBell, McGrItt. Dave Barr 67- 70—137 7377— 1® Featherweight keeps title will be no shortage of .588 3>/a E -^ n tlo g o . DP-San D l w 1, Clncln- 65- 73—Caroline 137 Pierce Kansas CItv 30 21 3B—Boggs. HR—Felix (3). SB—Clrlono Bed Funk 7978—1® SUNDAY SILENCE. No­ challenges. Texas 27 23 .540 6 notl 3. LOB—Son DIogo 5, Cincinnati 6. (Sory McCord 7067— 137 MIssle Berteotti (6). SF—GBell. 3B—Robarts, EDoyiP, Larkin, Salazar. 7673—1® NAMUR. Belgium (AP) — Antonio Esparragoza thing stirs New York like a Seattle 26 28 .481 9 IP H R M BB SO Robert Wrenn 7067— 137Laurel Kean No Triple Crown winner has 460 10 3B_EDovIs. HR—EOoyls (I). Salazor Pot Bradley 73-76-1® of Venezuela held off Belgian Jean-Marc Renard for Minnesota 23 27 Toronto Jim Hollet 6969— IX 77-73—1® winner. faced more than seven chal­ Chicago 18 33 .353 15W 5 (4). SB—Lorkln (II. S—RAIomor, Brown­ Tommy Armour III 68- 70—Therese IX Hesslon CeruftI W.93 51-3 ing. SF—TGwynn, Bonzinger, Templeton. 7477— 151 five rounds before knocking out the challenger with Sunday silence. Yesterday’s lengers. Citation. 1948. and nrMov*8 o o m ti 3T-3 2 Clarence Rose 6969— I X Nina Foust 7378— 151 DWord S.4 IP H R RR BB SO Marlene Floyd a left-right combination in the sixth Friday night to Late Oomes Nolinciuded Mork McCumber 6 9 6 9 - 1X 7676- 151 news. Seattle Slew. 1977. each beat Boitan Itamela Wright Toronto?, Boston? Dooson L.64 3^3 4 O’*** . . , , Brian Cloar 7 0 6 8 - lX 7673—151 retain his World Boxing Association featherweight 7 0 6 8 -1 X Trocy Kerdyk Twenty-two 3-year-olds that many. Sir Barton. 1919, BolhmoreS, Detroit 1 Murohv 31-3 3 Terrell L> 6 * ” * ! 1 « P.H. Horgon III 7676— 151 title. GBooker 3 ® ® ® ® 2 Bill Buttner 6673— IX Connie Boker have preceded Sunday Silence MlnnesotoS.ChlcoooO B Stanley 2 2 Leloer 7 3 1 0 3 3 7379— 153 and Count Fleet, 1943, beat NewYortia.Mllwoukee? Lon Hinkle 6 6 7 0 -lX Stephanie Lowe Esparragoza. 29, successfully defended his title Laurie RInker 7677— 153 to Belmont Park as winners of two apiece. Texas at Seattle (n) Umpires Hom t. Cousins; First, Brink- Clnchmcrtl .... Mork Hayes 6670—IX 7677—in for the fifth time by staying out of trouble against KonsosCIty at Californio (n) man; Second, Cooney: Third, Coble. Browning W3-5 6 * ^ 1 ? 1 Mike Sulllyon 7 0 6 8 - lXBarb Thomos the Kentucky Derby and A 10-horse field is expected Jonice Gibson 7677—in Cleveland otOoklond (n) T—3:05. A—33,584. Dibble 7 ' ® ® 1 f Ronnie Black 7 0 6 9 - 1X 7478— in the attacks of Renaud before mounting his own Preakness. Chorlton 1 ® ® ® , ® ...2 7069^1X Jackie Bertsch for this Belmont. Entries for Solurtlav's Oonm Browning pitched to 3 batters In the Tony Sills 7379—1n offensive in the sixth round. Jim Benepe 7069— IX Martha Foyer At the end of the trip over the 121st Belmont will be Toronto at Boston Morel Bozorth 7478—in 7th. Hale Irwin 6970— IX 77-75—in " I never doubted victory,” said Esparragoza’s Cleveland at Oaklond WP—Terrell. 7069— I XCindy Mockey Belmont’s l‘A-mile track, half drawn Thursday. Minnesota ot Chicago, 7 Jim Thorpe 77-75—in Orleles 4. Tigers 1 U m 0 1 r e s—Home, Rlppley; Rrst, 6970— I XJoan Delk coach, Amilcar Brusa, who also coached former Baltimore at Detroit, (n) Wayne Grody 7677—in of them became Triple Crown “ Where are they all coming Froemmlng: Second, Toto; Third, Lovne. Donnie Hammond 6673—I X Loretta Alderete world champion Carlos Monzon. “ Even if Renard is New York at Milwaukee, (n) T—3:33. A—39,377. Noncy Rubin __ 7161—in champions. from?” Charlie Whittingham. Konsos City ot Colltomlo, (n) BALTIMOae DETROIT Jett Hart 7168— I X 7070— 140Kov Cockerlll 7973—153 a good hitter, hewastoo vulnerableon the defense.” The last to gain horse Texas at Seattle, (n) Ob r n M obrhM Jim Carter who trains Sunday Silence, Sunday's Oomes BAndsn ct 4 0 0 0 Pettis ct 2 0 0 0 Bill Britton 6673— 1 « racing’s greatest prize was wondered Thursday. “ But 5 0 10 Lynn It 4 111 Mike Hulbert 6673— 140 Toronto at Boston PBrodlv It 6673— 140 Affirmed, who beat Alydarby Baltimore ot Detroit CRIpkn ss 5 12 0 Whltokr 2b 4 0 10 Brad Foxon MacLeod stays In Dallas there’s nothing you can do. Tettleton c 4 0 0 0 Tromml ss 3 0 0 0 Transactions Richard Zokol 7070—140 a head in a stirring Belmont Minnesota ot Chicago 6971— 140 Everybody’s in the same boat. New York ot Milwaukee Orsulok rt 4 2 2 0 Morind dh 3 0 0 0 Tim Norris Radio & TV NEW YORK (A P) - Dallas Mavericks Coach duel after having beaten him Trober lb 5 0 11 Nokes c 3 0 0 0 Fred Couples 71-69-140 We don’t care.” Konsos City at California 6673— 140 John MacLeod announced Friday he has taken Sheets dh 2 111 Sherldn rt 3 0 0 0 (tary Hollberg The Associated Press by 1*A lengths in the I'A-mile Besides Easy Goer, five of Texos at Seattle 7070— 140 Cleveland at Oakland Gonzols 3b 4 0 2 1 Beromn lb 3 0 0 0 BASEBALL Don Forsmon himself out of the running for the vacant New York American League 71-69^140 Derby and by a neck in the 1 Sunday Silence’s probable ri­ BRIpkn 7b 4 0 2 1 Schu 3b 3 0 0 0 Scott Hoch Knicks’ head coaching job. TOtOlt 37 411 4 Tetols 2i 1 2 1 BOSTON RED SOX—Placed Jim Rice, Brian Tennyson 6973— 141 BOUND FOR GLORY? — 3-16-mile Preakness. vals ran in either the Derby or designated hitter, on lhe31-doydlsobled list. Ted Schulz 71-70-141 Today MacLeod had been the front-runner to replace National League standings Recalled Carlos Oulntano, first bosemon- 7071— 141 Triple Crown hopeful Sun­ Two years ago. Alysheba, a Preakness, or both. Boltimere 8W W® 160—4 Bob Eastwood 9 a.m. — Tennis: French Rick Pitino. who left the Knicks Tuesday to take Detroit 600 160 600—1 outtlelder, from Pawtucket ot the Interna­ Bob Lohr 7071— 141 day Silence stretches his son of Alydar. won the Derby Hawkster finished fifth in E^Nokes. DP—Baltimore 1. LOB—Bol- tional League. Gll Morgan 7071— 141 Open, ESPN over as coach at the University of Kentucky. Eoft DIvIslen CLEVELAND INDIANS—Purchased the 7366—141 and Preakness. but finished both races. Awe Inspiring. tlmore 11. Detroit 2. 2B—CRIpken, BRIp- Crolg Stodler 1 p.m. — Blue Jays at Red The Knicks released a statement which said the legs during a workout at W L Pet. OB ken. HR—Lvnn (3), SB—Pettis (7). Orsu- controct ot Dove Hengel, outfielder, from Ion Baker-Finch 7467— 141 fourth in the Belmont. Easy Goer’s stablemate. fin­ 22 .560 — 7665— 141 Chicogo 28 lak (21. Colorodo Springs ot Ihe Pacific Coast Steve Jones Sox. NESN. WTTC team understands his decision “ to remain in Dallas Aqueduct Racetrack in New This year. Easy Goer, Montreal 27 25 .519 2 H R ER BB SO Leogue. Sent Mike Young, outfielder, outright Morris Hotolskv 7071— 141 ished third in the Derby; Rock 2‘/a IP 1:30 p.m. — Golf: Kemper and complete his job with the Mavericks.” New York 25 24 .510 Boltimor* to Colorado Springs. Duffy Woldort 7369— 141 York Friday. The colt, another son of Alydar, finds Point was third in the Prea­ 23 25 .479 4 7369— 141 St Louis MllackI W,3-5 8 1-3 2 Notional League Tom Sleek mann Open, Channel 3 The Knicks had no comment on who the other trained by Charlie Wit- himself playing the role of kness; Irish Actor was sev­ Pittsburgh 21 28 .429 6'/» 2-3 0 PITTSBURGH PIRATES—Signed Chris Gary Koch 71-70—141 .367 9'/3 Hickey S,2 2 p.m. — Cubs at Cardinals candidates for the job would be, although Atlanta Philadelphia 16 31 Dotroll Brown, Intlelder, ond osslgned him to the Tom Pernice Jr. 7071— 141 tingham, is a favorite in the spoiler. He finished second as enth in the Derby, and Triple West DIvIslen1 2 2-3 8 Buttolo BIsons ot the American Associo- Mike Miles 6973— 141 or Giants at Braves. Channel Hawks coach Mike Fratello, Chicago Bulls assistant pet. OB Trullo L.1-2 the betting favorite in the first Buck finished ninth in the W L Gibson 4 2-3 3 tlon. Rick Dalpos 6973— 141 Belmont Stakes scheduled .569 — 30 Phil Jackson and Detroit Pistons assistant Brendan Son Francisco 22 Hennemon 2-3 0 Am«ficon Assoclotton Chris Perry 73-70-142 two races, losing by 2‘/4 Derby. CIncInnotl 22 .551 1 LOUISVILLE REDBIRDS—Colled up John Adams 7369—143 2 p.m. — Motorsports: NAS­ Malone have been mentioned. for June 10. Houston 24 .538 1'/2 Mike Fox, catcher, from Arkansas ot the Clark Burroughs 7369— 143 .537 V/7 Second, Scott; Third, Roe. CAR Winston Cup Budweiser San Olego 25 T—3:43. A—19,751. Texas Leogue. Billy Tuten 71-71— 143 Los Angeles 25 500 3‘/a Texot LtOtM Dove Elchelberger 7073— 143 .300, ESPN AL names top two for May 29 .431 7 Atlonta ARKANSAS TRAVELERS-Called up Scott Simpson 7073— 143 3 p.m. — Bowling: PBA Fridev's Gomes Gorv Nichols, cotcher, from St. Peters- Andrew Mogee 7369— 143 NEW YORK (AP) — Ron Kittle of the Chicago Late Gomes Not ind uded buro ot the Florida State League Doug Weaver 71-71— 143 Showboat Doubles Classic. Cinclnnotl9.SonDiego4 Manley’s testimony shines iight Giants 7. Braves 6 BASKETBALL Buddy Gardner 7073— I f l Chs. 8.40 White Sox was named American League player of Montreal 2, Phllodelphio 1 National Basketball Assectatten Pat Mcoowan 71-73-143 the month, and Chuck Finley of the California New York 3. Pittsburgh 2 WASHINGTON BULLETS-Re-sloned Corev Povln 6675— IG .5 p.m. — College World San Francisco?, AtlontoO SAN FRAN ATLANTA Mork Alarit, forward, to a multl-veor Jodie Mudd 7469— lO Angels was the pitcher of the month for May, the Ob c h bl Series: Texas vs. Long Beach Houston 1, LOS AngelesO Ob r h M Xpntroct. jr^i 73-71— I f l 4 »,3 0 Rick Fehr league said Friday. Chlcogo5,St. Louls2 Butler ct 5 3 3 0 Tredwv 3b ■IkpOTBALL Ronnie McCann 7J-71— IG State. ESPN on education of coiiege athietes Soturdov's Gomes RThpsn 3b 3 3 3 1 Gregg r» 5 13 0 NottoiHI Football League 71-73— IG Kittle led the league with 25 RBIs and a batting 0 0 0 0 Mike Donald 7 p m. — Pirates at Mets. 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(n) LoCoss D 0 0 0 0 Thomos ss Bcatv. running bocks; Stephen Starring Phil Blackmar 7469—IG 8 p.m. — College World difficult” doing what Washington high school counselors about new Brown, who has been with the L.os Angeles at Houston, (n) DNIxon oh 10 0 0 DJomes It 4 0 11 and Anthony Kelchum, wide receivers: 6675— IG Also considered for player of the month were 5 111 Tom Kite Series: Miami vs. LSU. ESPN Sundov*s Gomes Lefterts o 0 0 0 0 Gant 3b Tom Byrne and Joe Pino, ouarterbocks; Al Lorry Sllvelro 7073— IG Carney Lansford of Oakland. Lou Whitaker and Redskins star Dexter Manley student athletes. If the student Oklahoma State counseling pro­ Pittsburgh ot New York Gossoge p 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 Huge, defensive tockle; John Phillips, 7766— IG 9 p.m. — Yankees at Brew­ 10 0 0 Don Shlrev says he did at Oklahoma State, has a reading deficiency or a gram for four years — the last Montreol ot Phllodelphio Riles 3b 4 13 1 Berroo rt offensive lineman; Bob Martz, defensive Robert Thompson 73—WD ers. WPOP (AM -1400) Keith Moreland of Detroit, and Rafael Palmeiro of San Fronclsco at Atlanto Mnwrng c 3 0 10 Glavine p 10 0 0 lineman, and Selwvn Brown, defensive 78—WD the director the school’s athlete form of dyslexia, an individual year as its director — says the 0 0 0 0 Ken Green Texas. Also considered for pitcher of the month San Olego at Cincinnati Kennedy c 10 0 0 Puleo p bock. ^ . Denis Watson 81—WD counseling program said Friday. remedial program is drawn up. publicity arising from Manley’s Chicogo ot St. Louis Uribe ss 4 0 0 1 Blocker ph 10 0 0 WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Nomed Joe were Mike Schooler of Seattle, Jeff Montgomery of 0 00 0 statements has not hurt the Los Angeles at Houston Reuschel p 3 0 0 0 Acker 0 Mock director ot pro scouting; Kirk A6ee Kansas City, rookie Kevin Brown of Teaxas. and Manley told a U.S. Senate The university requires mathe­ TrJones rt 10 0 0 Evans ph 10 10 director ot pro player personnel; (iene university. 0 0 0 0 LPGA Rochaster International subcommittee last month that he matics and English composition ZSmIth or Botes college scout ond (taorge Salmes Sunday Mike Moore of Oakland. JIXivIs c 0 0 0 0 director ot college scouting. survived high school and college placement exams. “ It doesn’t really bother me. Totots 35 710 7 Totals 38 «14 * HOCKEY PITTSFORD, N.Y. (AP) — Scores Friday 11:50 a.m. — Motorsports: without being able to read above "Any student that we feel is because I look at it as positive Sportlight Wostam Hockey Leogue otter the second round ot the $*0000 LPGA SPOKANE CHIEFS—Named Bryan Rochester Intemotlonal ployed on the NASCAR Winston Cup Bud­ grammar school level. borderline based on the ACT. or publicity for students and athlet­ San Francisco 1« l» Moxwell coach ond generol manoger, and oar-3637—73, 6,163-vord Locust Hill Coun- weiser 500, ESPN Little League “ With the policies and proce­ their English is borderline, they ics in general.” Brown said. Attanta 11® ® * *83—• signed him to a three-year contract. tryClubcourse: E—Benedict, Gont. LOB—San Francisco VOLLEYBALL Betsy King 7049—139 1 p.m. — Blue Jays at Red dures we have in place now, in will be placed in a reading and Brown said when Manley was June 3 9, Atlonta 11. 3B—RThompson, Riles. U S. NATIONAL TEAM—Announced Ihe Sherri Turner 7069—IX Sox, Chs. 30.38 addition to the university stand­ study skills improvement class,” at Oklahoma State from 1977 to HR—Gant (6), Mitchell 3 (17), RThomp­ retirement ot Karch KIraly and Steye Potty Sheehan 6673—141 1981. it was before the NCAA had 1944 — Bounding Home, son (6), Thomos (7). SB—WCIork (3), Timmons, effective next month. Avako Okomoto 6973—141 1 p.m. — Bulls at Pistons, if Friday’s results ards. it would be pretty tough for Brown said. ridden by G.L. Smith, wins the Butler (11). S—Reuschel, AAanwarIng. COLLROR Noncy Lopez 7369—1G necessary. Channel 3 ROOKIES — Manchester Lumber won a close somebody to slip through all the Manley told the hearing he had passed Proposition 48, setting SF—Thomas Z ALFRED—Announced the resignation ot MIssle AAcOorge higher academic requirements Belmont Stakes by one-half IP H R RR BB SO Roman Catalino, assistant men's bosketball Cathy Marino 7370—IG 1:30 p.m. — Pirates at Mets, game against Anne Miller Real Estate. 12-9. 'TOe way.” Ron Brown said. to attend literacy classes at age 27 length over Pensive, the Son Fronelseo coach. ^ Kristi Albers 7973—144 Channel 9, WFAN (AM-660) game was played at Valley Street Field. Mike A decade ago. Brown said, to learn to read and write above a for student athletes. Reuschel W.10-3 61-3 9 4 4 3 3 CAMPBELL—Nomed Stan Cole sports Val Skinner 7371—144 second-grade level. Manley got a 6 out of a possible winner of the Kentucky Derby Brantley 3-3 3 0 0 0 0 Information director. Danielle Ammoccapone 7973-144 2:30 p.m. — Yankees at Desiomone fielded well for Manchester Lumber, academic services were availa­ CHICA(»0—flamed Greg Quick head and Preakness. LaCoss 1 ' ® ® 1 2 Patti Rizzo 7674—144 Brewers, WPOP (AM-1400) and Jason Zajac hit a triple for Anne Miller. Other ble to athletes who wanted to take Manley said he survived aca­ 30 on the American College Test, 1961 — Sherluck, ridden by Lefterts 1-3 3 3 3 0 0 football coach. Barb Mucha 7373—145 advantage of them. Now. an demically because he was a more than 12 points below the Gossoge S3 3-3 0 0 0 1 1 DAVIDSON—Announced thereslgnotlon ot Lourl Merten 73-73—IG 4:30 p.m. — Motorsports: Manchester Lumber stars were Mat Shanley and Braulio Baeza, wins the Bel­ Atlanta Kit Morrls.othletlcdlrector.etfectlve JuneX. Dottle Mochrle 7670—IG Formula One United States Stephanie Cairico. Stars for Anne Miller included athlete’s academic career is kept “good actor.” His college girl­ mean composite score for the mont Stakes. Carry Beck, the Gkivine L.5-3 4 1-3 8 6 6 1 3 GEORGETOWN—Announced that John Connie ChlllemI 7373—IG under tighter rein. friend said she completed home­ test. School officials said he was Puleo 1 3-3 0 0 0 0 1 Turner, forword, has withdrawn from Vicki Fergon 7471—IG Grand Prix. ESPN Merle Shaw and Sarah Klass. winner of the Kentucky Derby Acker 7 1 0 0 3 0 school. . ^ Beth Daniel 7373—IG 5 p.m. — College World Personnel Tee defeated Yankee Aluminum. 13-10. “ Our tutors are briefed on work. essays and take-home tests allowed to enroll on probationary PANOLA—Signed Jullon Ayala osslstont and the Preakness, finished Assnmchr 0 ' ' ' 1 ® Chris Johnson 73-74—IG Series, ESPN at Verplanck Field. For Personnel Tee. Chris exactly what they can or cannot for Manley. status. Boever 1 ® ® ® , ' ' men'sbosketbollcoach. Robin Walton 7473—IG seventh. Assenmocher pitched to 3 batters In the ROCHESTER—Announced the resigna­ Oothy Morse 7374—147 8 p.m. — College World McCreary and Chuckle Fross had four hits apiece do with these students.” Brown “ I guarantee that Dexter was Brown said students who want 1984 — Patty Sheehan wins 9th. tion ot Pat Skehon, yromen's swimming Lvnn Adorns 7673—147 said. “ If someone is caught doing not the only one who went through to learn college “ survival skills” HBP—RThompson by Assenmocher. coach, so she can takeaslmllor positional Col Sue ErtI 7374—IG Series . ESPN and Ben Wry had two hits. Mike Anderson led the LPG A championship by a Umpires—Home, Quick; Rrst, Dayls; State-Bokerstleld. Cindy Rorlck 7671—IG 8 p.m. — WBL: Illinois at Yankee Aluminum with four hits. Joe Finelli had something unethical, they are an institution like that.” Brown, can eke out passing grades record 10 strokes over Beth Second, Gregg; Third. KIbler. VIRGINIA—Named Oalg Lift! epogeosslst- Uselotte Neumann 7374—IG Worcester. SportsChannel dismissed immediately.” director of academic student without ever coming to grips with T—3:04. A—14,453. ont basketball cooch. Nancy Brown 7673—IG three hits, while Jill Pavgas belted two hits for Daniel and Pat Bradley. Yankee Aluminum. Counselors start with high services for athletes, said in a the educational process. 1 J u

Detroit depth, 26 teams AL Roundup look for N defense dump best picks Baltimore wins Bulls, 103-94 By The Associated Press On June 5, 1982, the Minnesota its 5th straight By Bill Barnard Twins’ future looked bright. They The Assaclated Press had the fourth pick in the baseball DETROIT (AP) — Rookie Bob Milacki gave up draft that morning and when it two hits in 8 1-3 innings Friday night and the came their time to select, the CHICAGO — Isiah Thomas scored 17 of his 33 Baltimore Orioles won their fifth straight game, 4-1 player they wanted was still points in the fourth quarter and Detroit’s depth and oyer the Detroit Tigers. available. defense again proved too much for the Chicago Bulls The Orioles, leading the American League East at “It was an obvious choice,” 28-22, won for the 15th time in their last 20 games. as the Pistons won the Eastern Conference finals 4-2 recalled George Brophy, then the with a 103-94 victory Friday night. Baltimore did not win its 28th game last season until Twins’ vice president for scout­ July 10. The Pistons, who haven’t allowed 100 points in 15 ing. “ Bryan Oelkers had been the Milacki, 3-5, allowed two hits in the fourth inning games, including 13 straight in the playoffs, won the college pitcher of the year. He and then retired 15 straight batters. He struck out final three games of the best-of-7 series. They fell was exactly what we needed. So six and left after his second walk, with one out in the behind 2-1 when Michael Jordan scored 46 points we took him.” ninth. Kevin Hickey got the final two batters for his and led a fourth-quarter Bulls comeback in Game 3. The New York Mets had the second save. Jordan scored 32 in the finale after being held to 23 next pick. They took Dwight In Milacki’s last start, he allowed just two hits in and 18 in the fourth and fifth games. But the Bulls Gooden. eight innings against Cleveland, but lost 1-0. had to play all but the first minute without starting “ Sure, now everybody asks Mike Trujillo, making his fourth start since being forward Scottie Pippen, who was hospitalized after why we didn’t get Gooden,” said called up from Class AAA Toledo on May 15, fell to being knocked out when he was hit in the eye by Bill Brophy, currently a scout for 1-2. He lasted only 2 2-3 innings and gave up three Laimbeer’s elbow. The Associated Press Houston. “ But he was still in high runs on eight hits and three walks. Detroit reached the NBA Finals for the second school, and I’ll bet there haven’t The Associated Press The Orioles scored three runs in the third. Cal HEAVY HITTER — The Detroit Tigers’ Lou Whitaker been 10 high-school pitchers to straight season after failing to make it for 30 years. SAFE AT HOME — Andy Van Slyke of New York Friday night. Van Siyke Ripken started it with a single, moved up on Joe waits in the on-deck circle during Thursday’s game make it big. The Mets caught Orsulak’s bunt single and scored on a one-out single The championship series starts Tuesday night at the the Pittsburgh Pirates slides safely into scored on a single by teammate R.J. Palace at Auburn Hills. Mich. against the Baitimore Orioies. Whitaker has 13 homers lightning in a bottle that day.” by Larry Sheets. Reynolds. this season, one more than he hit in his first four years in On Monday, all 26 major league home ahead of the tag by Mets’ catcher Rene Gonzales singled home Orsulak and Billy The Pistons once again will face the Los Angeles Barry Lyons in the first inning of play in Ripken hit an RBI double, bringing on reliever Paul the major ieagues. teams will try to do the same Lakers, who came back from a 3-2 deficit last year when the three-day draft begins. Gibson. , to win their fifth championship in the 1980s. The Baltimore Orioles hold the Orsulak singled in the seventh, stole second and Chicago trailed 79-69 in the first minute of the No. 1 pick for the first time and continued to third on catcher Matt Nokes’ throwing fourth quarter before rallying with a 10-2 spurt. are expected to take Ben McDo­ Magadan’s homer In the 11th error. Jim Traber singled home Orsulak. Jordan started the run with two baskets in five Little Lou Whitaker nald, a pitcher from Louisiana Fred Lynn led off the Tigers’ fourth with his third seconds. After a jumper by Thomas, John Paxson State.' home run. Lou Whitaker followed with a single but hit a 3-pointer, a free throw and a long jumper, Alan Trammell grounded into a double play. cutting the deficit to 81-79. Unlike the highly publicized puts Mets over Pirates, 3-2 gets a little bigger NFL and NBA drafts, where Thomas then scored 10 points in a span of four first-round picks almost automat­ minutes as the Pistons rebuilt their margin to 94-84 ically make the team and it is Larkin in the first inning, singied By Harry Atkins NEW YORK (AP) - Dave with 4:40 remaining. Fenway Park. easy to project at least a dozen Magadan hit a two-run homer him home in the third and hit a Rice’s surgery The Pistons took the lead for good in the third The Associated Press future stars, nothing is certain in Whitaker and shortstop Alan with one out in the bottom of the NL Roundup three-run homer off Walt Terrell. quarter as centers Laimbeer and James Edwards baseball’s more obscure picking DETROIT - Lou Whitaker Trammell, a couple of kids just up 11th inning to give the New York 4-6. in the fourth to give the Reds a combined for 15 points in the period. process. Only half of the players seven-run cushion. struck a blow for every little guy from Montgomery, made their Mets a 3-2 victory over the set next week taken in the first round will ever Smiley gave up seven hits in Davis’ seventh-inning triple to who ever aspired to play ball major league debuts together and Pittsburgh Pirates Friday night. Laimbeer, averaging 7.0 in the series, scored nine be successful because too many eight innings. center off reliever Dave Leiper BOSTON (AP) — Jim Rice, who has hit 382 when he hit eight home runs in the two have been Detroit’s The Pirates had taken a 2-1 lead points in the first 5:43 of the period as the Pistons things can happen on the way to Gooden twice batted with the made him the first Cincinnati homers and driven in 1,450 runs in 15 seasons May. double-play combination since. in the top of the inning on Glenn opened a 66-59 advantage. Six points in less than a the big leagues. bases loaded and failed to help his player to hit for the cycle since with the Boston Red Sox. elected Friday night Whitaker now has 13 for the “ Lou’s always had good bat- Wilson’s pinch-hit RBI single off minute by Edwards helped the Pistons extend the own cause. In the fourth, he hit Frank Robinson on May 2, 1959, to undergo right elbow surgery. season, one more than he hit in his speed and that’s a key regardless The Seattle Mariners thought Rick Aguilera, 2-1. margin to 74-65 before they settled for a 77-69 lead into an inning-ending double play against Los Angeles. Davis, Rice and Dr. Arthur Pappas, the Red Sox’ first four years in the major whether you’re big or smalt,” they had a sure thing when they Randy Kramer, 1-2, entered the going into the final 12 minutes. and in the sixth, he struck out for matching his career high, also team physician, told an impromptu news leagues. He was tied with Balti­ Trammell said. “ He’s getting the made A1 “ Choo Choo” Chambers game to start the bottom of the the second out of the inning. had six RBIs on May 3. 1987. conference in the clubhouse that surgery would The Lakersare 11-0 in the playoffs this season, but more’s Terry Tettleton for the head of the bat out in the strike the top pick in the 1979 draft. nth and gave up a leadoff single to Mackey Sasser. After a sacri­ Barry Lyons’ RBI single in the against Philadelphia. be performed early next week at University of the Pistons’ 63-19 regular-season record gives them American League lead going into zone and boom, he’s popping Chambers, a big hitter in high fourth tied the score 1-1 and Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester. Friday’s game between the Tig­ some long ones.” school, eventually made it to the fice by Kevin Elster moved Davis has four straight four scheduled home games in the Finals. Los extended his hitting streak to 10 multiple-hit games, going 10-for- Rice, 36, decided on the surgery after an ers and Orioles. Whitaker won the AL Rookie of majors for a few games but soon Sasser to second, Magadan hit the Angeles was 57-24. games. 15overthatspan. Hehasdrivenin arthogram Thursday showed a bone chip “ the “ He’s a strong little guy and the Year award in 1978 at the age disappeared. first pitch into the right-field 15 runs in his last 10 games even size of your thumb” behind his right elbow. Chicago found inspiration after Pippen was he’s got a great body,” Detroit of 21 and Trammell, then 20, bullpen. Astros 1, Dodgers 0: At Hous­ That same year, the Los It was his second homer of the though he’s still bothered by a Rice said he would be sidelined 4 to 6 weeks knocked out as his replacement. Brad Sellers, interim manager Dick'Tracewski finished fourth in the voting. ton. Mike Scott pitched a four- Angeles Dodgers gambled in the season and his second extra­ hitter. and an error by Los hamstring injury that disabled and “ I have no concern at all about coming scored eight points and Jordan 12 during a 26-12 said. “ And he’s getting bigger. Whitaker entered the 1989 season back.” Pappas said “ 4 to 8 weeks would be 17th round on the third-best inning game-winning hit. Angeles pitcher Fernando Valen­ him for 15 days in May. spurt that gave the Bulls a 26-14 lead with 2:36 left in When he first got here, Lou with a .279 batting average and realistic,” depending on whether additional weighed 150 pounds soaking wet. 121 home runs. He hit a career- starter on the Bowling Green The victory improved the Mets’ zuela gave Houston the only run the first period. Sellers went into the game Giants 7, Braves 6: At Atlanta. damage is found during the operation. Now he’s up to about 175.” best .320 in 1983. University staff. That was Orel extra-inning record to 5-5, while of the game as the Astros beat the averaging only 3.2 points during the playoffs. Rick Reuschel won his seventh Boston manager Joe Morgan said that Rice For most of his career, Whi­ As his power has increased, Hershiser. the Pirates fell to 2-6. Dodgers 1-0 Friday night to straight decision to become base­ would be placed on the disabled list and his Detroit’s depth started to reassert itself late in the taker has been a leadoff hitter. however, Whitaker’s batting av­ “ He wasn’t overpowering, but Jeff King started the top of the extend their winning streak to 11th with a pinch double in his ball’s first 10-game winner, and place on the roster will be taken by rookie first quarter as the Pistons scored .12 consecutive This year, he’s hitting No. 3 and erage has slipped, dropping for he had a good arm. Also, there eight games. was his makeup and continual first major-league at-bat. King Glenn Davis led off the seventh major-league leader Kevin Mit­ Carlos Quintana, who is in his second year at points, all but two of them by reserves, fora 26-26 tie seeing pitches he can hit with four consecutive seasons follow­ Pawtucket of the International League. ing 1983. He averaged more than pursuit of improvement,” took third on a sacrifice by Rey inning against Valenzuela. 0-5. chell hit two home runs to lead the with 11:04 left in the half. authority. San Francisco Giants to a 7-6 “ At least I know what’s causing the trouble,” “ You don’t have to be big to hit 16 home runs in each of those Dodgers general manager Fred Quinones. with a double to right field. Davis After going more than seven minutes without a victory Friday night over the said Rice, used mostly as a designated hitter home runs,” Whitaker said. “ Joe years, slugging 21 in 1985. Claire said. Wilson, who did not start the went to third on Terry Puhl’s field goal. Chicago got three 3-pointers from Hodges Atlanta Braves. the last two years after losing his regular left Morgan already proved that, and “ You talk about an even keel game because of a strained leg infield grounder to the first-base in a span of 2:09 for a 37-33 lead midway through the “ You’ve got to give credit to our Reuschel, 10-2, gave up nine field job to Mike Greenwell. Hank Aaron was little when he and that’s Lou. win or lose,” muscle, then singled down the side. Valenzuela booted the ball second quarter. scouting staff. He didn’t come by hits in 6 1-3 innings while striking “ It’s like when my hand was broken in 1975; first started, too. You just need a Trammell said. “ Certainly, he right-field line and limped to first. into foul territory and then threw accident,” he said. “ After all, the out three and walking two. Rich it’s something which can be solved.” he said. Starters then scored all of Detroit’s points during doesn’t like losing. But hot or It was the first earned run home too late to catch Davis. quick bat. 17th round is a long way down, but (^ssage. the fifth San Francisco “ The trouble started about two years ago and “ I’ve learned what I want to do cold, he is able to keep it inside allowed by Aguilera in his last 14 Valenzuela hasn’t won a game a 16-8 streak that put the Pistons ahead 49-45 before at the same time, that is the pitcher, got the last two outs for now I can’t bend my arm. when I’m at the plate. I’ve always and not show much emotion. He’s games. since last June 14. It was his 18th two free throws by Jordan completed the half. The 17th-best player you’ve put into his third save after Craig Lefferts “ It’s my right arm, and that’s my power been a patient hitter, my walks been able to do that for a long Starters Dwight Gooden of the start without a victory. Bulls trailed by only two points despite missing 13 of your system in that given year. gave up a two-run homer to arm. However, I love to play this game and show that. Now, I just look for the time.” Mets and John Smiley of the 19 shots in the second quarter, including l-for-6 by And that’s not a throw-away Reds 9, Padres4: At Cincinnati. Andres Thomas, who drove four that’s why I didn’t want to go on the DL. I’ll be right pitch in the right situation.” He’s had a lot of practice. Pirates got out of jams when they Jordan. draft.” Eric Davis became the first Atlanta runs. back.” The Tigers got their first look at had to as both teams continued to “ He’s quiet,” Tracewski said. In the 19th round the same year, Cincinnati Red to hit for the cycle Mitchell’s homers, his 16th and “ His arm is not good and now it’s swollen,” Whitaker on the night of Sept. 9, struggle on offense. Gooden The Bulls were making only their third “ He’ll holler a lot in the dugout, the New York Yankees drafted a in 30 years when he drove in six 17th, came off Tom Glavine, 5-2. Morgan said. “ He’s tough and he’s played hurt 1977, during the second game of pitched eight innings and allowed appearance in a conference finals In franchise but you hardly ever hear a peep in high school player from Indiana runs Friday night in a 9-4 victory The first, a two-run shot in the before, but it’s probably best that he get this an otherwise forgettable twi- SIX hits while striking out eight. In history. They lost to Milwaukee and Golden State in the clubhouse. He’s a real team who had a pretty swing. He was his last six starts, Gooden has over the San Diego Padres. third inning, put the Giants ahead taken care of now.” night double-header in Boston’s kid.” 1974 and 1975. Don Mattingly. only one victory. Davis doubled home Barry to stay. 1

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Friday night at Fenway Park. Fernandez was trying to score from STOPPED — Boston Red Sox catcher Rick Cerone loses his third base in third-inning action. The Red Sox lost to Toronto, 7-2. helmet as he tags the Blue Jays’ Tony Fernandez out at the plate

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The Blue Jays loaded the bases in John Cerutti, 2-3, gave up five hits Kelly Gruber and George Bell’s BOSTON (AP) — Junior Felix hit sacrifice fly. the ninth on a double by Fred an inside-the-park grand slam in the and two runs in 5 1-3 innings and Duane Ward finished with two-hit With one out in the third, the Blue McGriff, a walk and an error by ninth inning Friday night and the Jays made it 3-0. Nelson Liriano shortstop Jody Reed. With two outs, Toronto Blue Jays beat the Boston relief for his fourth save. Last season, Toronto won 11 of 13 games walked, Felix singled and Tony Felix hit his third home run of the Red Sox 7-2. Fernandez hit an RBI double. Felix season and first career grand slam. against the Red Sox. John Dopson, 5-4, left in the fourth scored on Dopson’s fifth balk of the Boston scored its first run on Felix’s slam was the first inside- season. consecutive singles by Nick the-park homer in Boston against inning after being hit in the right forearm by a sharp grounder from Rob Murphy, who has not allowed Esasky, Randy Kutcher and Rick the Red Sox since Sept. 7,1973, when an earned run in his last 10 relief Cerone in the fifth. Baltimore’s Paul Blair did it. Felix Lloyd Moseby. Dopson was taken to a hospital and X-rays were appearances, repiaced Dopson and Boggs led off the sixth with a hit a line drive to the base of the triple to the 420-foot mark in center negative. blanked Toronto on three hits for 3 center-field wall and scored easily 1-3 innings before Bob Stanley took and scored as Mike Greenwell as the ball caromed away from Ellis Toronto scored in the first on a walk, an infield out, a single by over to start the eighth. grounded out. Burks.