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Bv Andrew J. Davis though the federal government eventual move. Monchester Herald has not made definite plans to "That very well might abandon the building. Plans to happen.’ ’ she said. Director Stephen Cassano will build a 34,000-square-foot post If MARC moves to the post ask the Board of Directors to office on Sheldon Road may be office, it will free up space at speed up the proposed purchase delayed for up to four years Bentley. The five classrooms of the Main Street post office to because of federal budget cuts. used by MARC could either be give officials more time in Work on purchasing the post used by the town Recreation planning a permanent home for office should begin immediately Department or possibly the Man­ the Manchester Workshop. because it will allow town offi­ chester Board of Education for Cassano wants the town to cials time to plan for a proposed special education programs, hr purchase the building, and con­ move to the building. Cas.sano said. vert it into a permanent home for said. Officials may be able to With the full reopening of the Manchester Association for negotiate a fixed price, and it will Highland Park School, the Re Retarded Citizens’ Manchester also allow MARC time to seek out creation Department is shifting Workshop, now housed at the federal grants for needed renova­ some of its programs to Bentley Bentley School building. That tions. he said. School, while its offices will be plan would facilitate the full “ Knowing the federal process, temporarily housed at the Nike reopening of the Highland Park it takes a long time” Cassano site or a proposed lodge at Center School. said. Springs Park, Cassano said. Cassano said he will ask the MARC directors have yet to The directors also will discuss directors at their Tue.sday meet­ meet on the proposal, said Laurie building the lodge Tuesday, he David Koot/Manchestar Herald ing to look at purchasing the Prytko, executive director of said. United States Postal Service’s MARC, However, she would not Whether the Recreation De A BABE IN ARMS — Adaline Laughlin, into a wicker cradle woven by Pam main office at 479 Main St., even rule out the possibility of MARC’s partment moves fully to Bentley manager of Tomorrow’s Antiques, a new Broderick. Both women are Manchester will hinge on purchasing the post crafts shop in the Manchester Historical artisans. office and whether a new town Museum, sets a doll made by Gay Mertz hall is built. Cassano said. Plans Tenants encouraged to build a new $15.5 million town hall should be put before the voters in November, he said. For sale: Tomorrow’s antiques by school reopening The directors are stilleansidcr ing three town hall'irroposals. Bv Andrew J. Davis caro. director of the day treat­ There have been no changes in with a Manchester connection Manchester Herald ment program, said the move plans since then Postmaster should benefit the program be­ Alden Victoria announced in meeting in early April, said Laughlin. February that because of federal By Nanev Pappas The full reopening of Highland cause it will move them closer to Manchester Herald But in six weeks of research, she was both Park School will not cause Manchester High School. The budget cuts, the building of a new post office may be delayed for up pleased and surprised to discover how many problems for the current tenants program plans to send some of its Some craft shops and galleries boast that they 8 accomplished artisans are current or former of the school and Bentley School 24 students to the high school next to four years, said Jeff Bragg, municipal assessment adviser carry wares from around the world. But Manchester residents. In some cases, Laughlin building, who will be required to year on a part-timebasis. he said. Tomorrow's Antiques, the new craft shop in the for the state Office of Policy and has made unexpected discoveries about friends. move, said program officials. “ Our programs run very well Manchester Historical Museum on Cedar Street Management. For example, she learned that Betsy Utting, a Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. and here, but I understand,” he said. will have quite the opposite claim to fame. quilter who now lives in Terryville, attended Board of Education Chairman “ That’s not a problem” While the federal government kindergarten in the very building which now is not required to do so. they That store, which officially opens on Sunday Richard W. Dyer announced The town Recreation Depart­ afternoon, will have a highly exclusive selection houses the historical museum. Tue.sday that Highland Park would give the town first chance ment. also housed at Highland of items. It will carry only things made by Almost everyone contacted has been pleased would be fully reopened in 1989. at buying the post office when it is Park, would move some of its artisans who are now, or have lived or worked in with the prospect of the Manchester showcase. The school, originally scheduled closed. “ Out of courtesy, they programs to Bentley, while its Manchester. to be opened to kindergarten would ask the town.” he said . Already on hand are weavings, stained and offices would temporarily relo­ A gift shop which specializes in regional items blown glass, porcelain pieces, jewelry, baskets, through grade 3. will either open The proposed facility would be cate to either the Nike site or a is common, but one that carries just one town’s quilted wall hangings, vases, porcelain dolls and up to grade .5 or to grade 6 the first built on 12 acres purchased by the proposed lodge at Center Springs products is quite rare, said Adaline Laughlin of paper goods. year depending upon enrollment Park. The Board of Directors will postal service on Sheldon Road. Hackmatack Street, who will manage the shop By the time the shop opens Sunday, about 25 figures, among other factors. discuss the lodge plans Tuesday. Post office officials had indicated Dyer said. that when the post office is clo.sed, for the Manchester Historical Society. local artisans will be represented. Laughlin’s Recreation Department Direc­ The reopening will force the a storefront facility might be "Apparently there are very few museums that aim, she says, is to feature works by tor Scott Sprague said he would shuffling of current tenants at opened in downtown. carry only their own town’s crafts. In fact, we professionals who rely on their craft for the Highland Park and at the town- prefer to move the offices to the haven’t heard of any,” said Laughlin, a major part of their income. Since the shop is lodge because the Nike site is not Cassano said he hoped the pewtersmith, who is president of the Society of confined to the museum’s central lobby, it can owned Bentley School building. storefront facility could be kept at The town closed Bentley as a centrally located. Connecticut Craftsmen. only accommodate a limited number of works the post office. school in 1982. “ The space is fine, but it’s not a In truth, the challenge seemed almost from each craftsman. MARC’s workshop serves 1.38 The reopening will force the good location.” he said. “ It’s not insurmountable when the historical society’s clients with such programs as a school district's day treatment central. It’s out of the way. museum committee brought up the idea at its See ANTIQUES, page \Z program at Highland Park to be bakery and food services, said a relocated to Bentley. Joe Falla- See TENANTS, page 12 MARC spokeswoman. Two Manchester teachers among 12 who fail skills tests

affected teachers are good at their positions. About eight Man­ teaching standards, mainly as a results. retaking the test in July, te.st Bv Andrew J. Davis their profession, he said. He chester first-year teachers took result of education reforms Four other teachers in the state results should not be available Manchester Herald questioned whether the test ac­ the test or received a waiver, passed by the General Assembly were forced to resign because until August. Deakin said. The complished its intended goal Two of the 12 Connecticut Deakin said. in 1986. they did not take the test. lateness of results will put the school district in a bind, if either since one of the two teachers did public school teachers who failed The test, which is required of In most cases, according to Those four and the 12 who did 9 poorly in mathematics, but teach­ newly-hired teachers, empha,s- state officials, licensing prob­ not pass the test — five of whom of the teachers fails a second basic skills tests are teachers in ing math is not required in the the Manchester public school ized areas such as basic writing, lems have occurred when school are employed in the New Haven time, he said. It is hard to find qualified teacher’s job description. system. Wilson E. Deakin, assist­ reading and math skills. districts hired teachers at the last school system — are among 41 teachers forced to quit their jobs candidates in such a short span of ant superintendent, said today. Teachers with Scholastic Apti­ minute, and processed the paper “ I have a concern whether the Deakin would not identify the tude Test scores over 1,000 work and administered the basic this year under the new licensing time, he said. requirements. The other teachers “ I don’t know how fast the test does what it’s supposed to teachers, the subjects they taught received test waivers, he said. skills tests later. Deakin said this do.” Deakin said. “ Time will tell. or the school they taught in. The The enforcement of licensing is not the case in Manchester. The did not meet other licensing state’s going to get the results.” Deakin said. “ It’s hard to do I see the.se people in action with two teachers will retake the test regulations and review of teachers who did not pass the test requirements such as taking recruiting in August.” youngsters and I ’d hate to see in July, he said. teacher-training programs have were hired a year ago and took required courses in their fields or in education. Deakin said he was concerned If the two teachers don’t pass, been given increased emphasis the test after they were hired but See TEACHERS, page 12 they will be forced to resign from as the state seeks to tighten only recently received the With the Manchester teachers about the results because the TODAY Bush, Dukakis celebrate end of primary marathon

state rests case vice-presidential spot. In Washington today, former former rivals Richard Gephardt By Donald M. Rothberg of Missouri and Bruce Babbitt of Richard Crafts’ defense lawyer The Associated Press Related story on page 7 “ I ’ve earned an option to candidate Paul Simon said he says he expects to take two weeks accept it or turn it down,” he said would support Dukakis for presi­ Arizona. Dukakis’ season-ending sweep to argue against a murdercharge LOS ANGELES — Republican on CBS in an interview taped dent, and he urged his 150 or so in the death of Crafts’ wife. The earlier. On ABC-TV he said, remaining delegates to do the g^ve the Massachusetts governor George Bush and Democrat Mi­ voters a clear choice. victories in 30 states. The mara­ state rested its case Tuesday, “ I feel terrific. Here I am as the "Consideration does mean an same. chael Dukakis today celebrated thon primary contest began with Story on page 5. Democratic nominee,” Dukakis offer; it does not mean just in Sen. Simon, D-Ill., who had put victorious conclusions to the long swen contenders, but over the primary season, with Dukakis exulted in an interview broadcast passing. We have earned consid­ his fading campaign on hold two last two months came down to a Index today on CBS-TV. eration.” He did not say whether months ago, said at a news declaring, “ The marathon is over head-to-head battle between Du­ Jackson, his last remaining he would accept such an offer. conference, ’’The primaries and 24 pages, 2 sections and now the race to the finish line kakis and Jackson. opponent, promised in interviews Dukakis, making no promises, caucuses are now history. The Business_____10 Obituaries------2 begins.” Jesse Jackson renewed The magic number for a his claim on the Democrats’ No. 2 broadcast today that he would said on ABC, “ I don’t think verdict is in. 1 will vote for Classified - 22-24 O pinion. convention majority was 2,081 spot but Dukakis said no one “ is continue the nomination fight all anyone is due an offer.” He Michael Dukakis at the conven­ Comics ______16 People _ There are a great many tion and will do everything I can and Dukakis easily surpassed Science. due an offer.” the way to the convention in added,‘ Connecticut _4-5 people that are going to be to advance his candidacy after that with his landslide finale. His Sports — Both Bush and Dukakis, as­ Atlanta. But Jackson, implicitly Focus______8 considered and he’ll be one of the convention.” delegate total after Tuesday’s Television _ sured of their parties’ presiden­ conceding the fight was really Food______13-15 them and I ’m not going to rule Dukakis was also picking up U.S./World . tial nominations, pledged a tough over, said repeatedly he had See CAMPAIGN, page 12 Local ____2-4. 12 anybody in or out at this point.” formal support today from Lottery______2 Weather___ but clean election fight offering earned a Dukakis offer of the t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 8, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 8. 1988 — 3 W ater rate Hospital donors hear Petition drive successfui RECORD increase is from William Buckley Greenwood Drive abandonment plan killed About Town College Notes criticized By Anita M, Caldwell By Andrew Yurkovsky tion. said today. Clifford said he warrant spending a large sum of suffered unecessarily, and still Manchester Herald Manchester Herald attended Tuesday’s meeting with money to improve it. By Alex GIrelll are (suffering).” about six other members of the The plan for making Green­ On MCC dean’s list Manchester Herald Buckley wds invited to speak Student awards assembly set Major donors to Manchester There was no need for resident s condominium association. wood Drive safer, which was to 180 people at a banquet for living near Greenwood Drive to drawn up by the town Engineet - A student awards assembly will be held at Illing Five Coventry reBidents, who are part-time Memorial Hospital were ho­ those who donated ^(ip or Closing the section of Green­ students at Manchester Community College, have The Board of Directors took no plead their case against abandon­ wood Drive would force motorists ing Department, calls for widen­ Junior High School on Monday at 7 p.m. Students action on proposed increases in nored in a special evening with more to the hospital during the ing a portion of the road to the been named to the dean’s list lor the fall semester. noted columnist, politician and past year. The conservative entering the street from Route 6 ing and banking a dangerous will be honored who have achieved excellence water and sewer rates Tuesday town Board of Directors Tuesday. to detour down Lynch Drive or up curve on that road. The work throughout their years at the school. They are: Gall E. Aure, 143 Twin Hills Drive: night after hearing criticism of author, William F. Buckley and controversial speaker was Alison H. Bayer. 3947 South St.; Linda Hassett, 75 Jr., Tuesday night at Man­ chosen because "he would be With no discussion, the board Cliffside Drive in order to get to would be paid for by a grant of the hikes at a public hearing. agreed by consensus not to Vernon Street. A school official $90,000 from the state. Paden Road; Sharon C. Hickey, 859 Swamp Road; The rates will be considered chester Community College’s someone who the donors would Daughters plan Tuesday meeting and Eileen F. McGinnis, 109 Maryanne Drive. Lowe Program Center. be interested in hearing,” pursue a suggestion made by says Lynch Drive is not a safe A public hearing will now be when the board meets again some directors last month that a route for buses, and condomi­ scheduled on the proposal for The Daughters of Isabella will meet Tuesday at Tuesday. At a press conference before Amy Avery, public relations the festivities, Buckley fielded assistant at the hospital, said dangerous portion of Greenwood nium residents are concerned sometime in July. 7:30 p.m. at the First Federal Savings & lia n Receive college degrees Attorney John D. LaBelle, legal Drive, between Lynch Drive and about increased traffic on Clif­ The condominium association Association on West Middle Turnpike. Sister Marie counsel for the Eighth Utilities questions on a range of current Tuesday. Vernon Street, be closed off issues, although he said his At the conference, Buckley fside Drive. had opposed the closing of Green Alice LaGace and her committee will be in charge of Kelly J. Danahy of 13m Oak St. and Scott T. District, told the directors the rather than widened. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said wood Drive because it would refreshments. Prentice of 110 Campfield Road are recent district should be granted a talk at the private ceremony said he hoped Reagan’s emo­ would focus on foreign policy. tional comments that he was Residents of the Forest Ridge today that the Democratic major­ encourage motorists traveling graduates of Quinnipiac College. larger discount than is planned Condominiums and nearby ity on the board had agreed in a from Route 6 to use Cliffside Danahy received a bachelor of science degree in because it maintains its own "I have thoughts on every­ "moved” over the talks was no Association plans luncheon thing,” he said with a chuckle. more than a demonstration of streets submitted a petition with caucus Monday not to pursue the Drive, which is owned by the occupational therapy and Prentice a bachelor of sewage collection system and 99 signatures to the mayor asking closing. He said that a traffic associaton. to get to Vernon Widows and Widowers Associated. Chapter 11 of arts degree in mass communications. does not use all the town sewer In a news column, Buckley “political protocol.” made a controversial state­ Buckley emphasized his the board to keep the section of study showing heavy use on the Street. Greenwood Drive con J Manchester, will meet Sunday at 1:30 p.m. for a services provided other ment on the subject of AIDS road open. The Board of Educa­ road, as well as the petition and nects Route 6 to Vernon Streeel potluck luncheon at Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 customers. point when he said since tion also opposed the closing Four graduate from Bryant when he suggested that those Gorbachev took over, 2 million opposition by the school board, Raymond E. Demers, the busi Church St. After the meeting, there will be a teacup He said in his view that discount because an alternate route to probably changed the minds of ness manager for the Board of auction. The group will also sponsor a dinner at Four Manchester residents were recent recip­ affected with the disease Ethiopians died and 450,000 should be about 40 percent. should be tatooed. Buckley School, which is on some directors who originally Education, has said that aban­ Smuggler's Inn in Rocky Hill on Sunday, June 26. ients of degrees during graduation ceremonies at The proposed sewer charge for people in Afghanistan were Vernon Street, would not be as “I thought that was an killed as a result of communist favored the closing. doning the section of Greenwood Social hour will begin at noon and dinn^ follows at 1 Bryant College, Smithfield, R.I. other customers is $1.31 per 100 safe. The closing was suggested at Drive would force school buses to p.m. For information about the luncheon, call Cynthia Blasko, 19 Bates Road, received a innocent suggestion,” he said. expansionism fostered by the cubic feet of sewage, an increase “It was not intended as a “We’re very pleased of course last month’s meeting of the board get to Vernon Street by traveling 643-0050 and for reservations for dinner, call bachelor of science degree in business administra­ of 35 percent over the current Soviet Union. that (the directors) agreed to as a cheaper alternative to on Lynch Drive, which he said is 643-7976. tion, computer information systems concentration. rate, and the proposed district scarlet letter.” Meanwhile, regarding the continue with the solution to the Buckley went on to say, INF treaty, Buckley believes proposed improvements to the too narrow and does not have U James Magee, 28 Ansaldi Road, received> a charge is $1,263 per one hundred problem.” John Clifford, a dfrec- “How do you protect those who that “ Reagan confused things road. Some directors said that the adequate sight lines at the Cancer patients get support Rsgfnsld Pint(VMtnohMt*r Hamid bachelor of science degree in business administra­ cubic feet. tor of the condominium associa­ traffic on the the road did not intersection with Vernon Street tion, accounting concentration, cum laude. Seven residents spoke in oppo­ are not contagious from those tremendously within the last The CanSurmount Patient Visitor Program, a SCHOLAR LEADERS — Four Manches­ Eckblom; Shelly Dieterle, daughter of that are,” he asked, adding few months,” he said. ter students have been named Connecti­ Bonnie Okrant, 49 Waranoke Road, received a sition to a 20 percent increase in one-to-one visitation program to provide emotional Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dieterle and Lisa bachelor of science degree in business administra­ water rates for residential that it’s the right of the The move was a “minor support to cancer patients and their families, is now cut Scholar-Leaders for 1988 by the Turek, daughter of Vida Turek and tion, marketing concentration. customers. community to protect itself logistical inconvenience” to Dam improvement projects available through the Manchester-North-Unlt of the Connecticut Association of Secondary James Turek. Phillips and Turek attend And Peter Shea, 46 E. Squire Drive, graduated When Mayor Peter P. DiRosa from disease. the Soviet Union, he said, American Cancer Society. Those interested in the cum laude, with a bachelor of science degree in “If it were yellow fever, no Schools. From left: David Phillips, son of Bennet Junior High School and Dieterle Jr. asked if there was any public one would object to quaran­ pointing out that signing the program or in becoming volunteers should call the business adminsitration, accounting concentration. comment on the water rates, no treaty does not weaken the society at 643-2168. Dr. and Mrs. David Phillips; Brian and Eckbolm attend Illing Junior High tine,” he said. N Eckblom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl School. one from the audience came Buckley also had strong strength of the Soviet Union in get approval from directors Receives college honors forward and DiRosa declared the •Europe. High school holds reunion hearing closed. But Director thoughts about President Ro­ However, removing the Dave Howard, son of Gordon and Carol Howard of nald Reagan retracting his By Andrew Yurkovsky The cost of the project is lower standard because it is noi Geoffrey Naab said he wondered statement that the Soviet Pershing missiles would The Class of 1921 of Manchester High School will Andover, recently received the Jones Scholarship- if those in the audience realized weaken the Western alliance, Manchester Herald estimated at a total of $919,050. close to any residential area. hold a reunion dinner on Sunday, June 24, at The Obituaries Recognition at Marietta College in Ohio. Union is an “evil empire.” he said. “There is no substitute That amount includes $777,000 for The bids received for the woi k they were passing up their only “I think he thinks (Mikhail Colony restaurant in Talcottville. A social hour He is a 1985 graduate of RHAM High School and is chance to comment before the for the Pershing.” The town Board of Directors construction. $25,000 for inspec- were to expire May 31. but the beings at noon. Committee members are Franklin a junior at the college, majoring in journalism. S.) Gorbachev is different unanimously approved Tue.sday tions and $116,550 for town has received extensions new rates were approved. from his predecessors,” he Avery said the hospital is not Welles. Mabel Sheridan. Marjorie McMenemy. For Maria Ulbrich Methodist Episcopal Zion Colchester, sister of Thelma That prompted critics to come a $920,000 plan to improve four contingencies. from all of the contractors, said information, call 649-7381. Church, 2084 Main St., Hartford, Bouley of Manchester, died Tues­ said, adding that the “evil releasing information on the dams in town after learning that The repairs would give all the Robert Young, the superintend Maria (Galgon) Ulbrich, 91, of toward. empire didn’t become evil cost of Buckley’s visit, but that with burial in Northwood Ceme­ day at Hartford Hospital. Will graduate In December Two of the speakers, William the financing for the work would dams except the one at Buck­ ent of the town’s Waterand Sewer 28 Joseph St., widow of the late tery, in the Wilson section of Besides her sister, she is because Reagan said so, but the money came from the not require a referendum. ingham Reservoir the ability to Division. Church to hold annual bazaar Michael Ulbrich, died Saturday Della Schatzman, daughter of Walter and Joan Desmond of 115 Forest St. and because an awful lot of people hospital’s development fund. Windsor. Calling hours are survived by her husband, Leo L. William Hooker of 77 Erie St., The question about the need for withstand a storm of 15 to 19 Young expects work to begin on St. Bridget’s Church will hold its 15th Annual at a local convalescent home. Thursday from 11 a.m. to noon at Kowalski: two sons, Robert L. Sward of 38 Norwood St., will graduate in December a referendum stalled approval by inches of rain in a six-hourperiod. the Howard and Porter reservoir She is survived by a daughter from Central Connecti­ both asked if the town had Bazaar and Raffle Monday through Saturday. June the church. The family will Kowalski of Colchester and Jef­ considered joining the Metropoli­ the board last month. The work, n.inVinpham dam would meet a dams by July 1. 13 through June 18 in the church parking lot at the and son-in-law, Maria and John receive friends at 57 Elmer St., frey L. Kowalski of Baltic; a cut State University which is to begin this year, would Sholtz of Manchester, with whom where she is majoring tan District Commmission, which corner of Main and Woodland streets. There will be Hartford. The Henry L. Fuqua daughter, Linda L.K. McGee of supplies water to Hartford area Hockanum Park chief be performed on the the dams at bingo, cash prizes, arts and crafts, rides, a dunking she lived: a brother, Adam Funeral Service, 2087 Main St., Yorktown Va.; a brother, Robert in computer science. Howard, Porter. Globe Hollow Manchester woman chosen Galgon of Philadelphia, Pa.: a Her minor is math. towns, as a means of reducing the booth and refreshments. City Lights will be the Hartford, is in charge of Read of East Hartford; two other cost of water. and Buckingham reservoirs. musical entertainment. sister, Susan Gildein of Phiiadei- arrangements. sisters, Mrs. Fayette Totedo of She is a graduate of raps ‘lack of support’ Dial Parrott, an attorney from Nancy J, Kelly of Manchesteris at Harvard University, the 32 phia. Pa., a sister in Germany; Manchester High Town Manager Robert Weiss the law firm that handles the among 14 people named White year-old and 13 others weie three grandchildren; and six Marlborough and Mrs Janet responded that when a committee John P. Kershaw Walker of Windsor Locks; four School with honors. She town’s bonding decisions, told House fellows for the 1988-89 year. recommended to President Ren Blood pressure checks planned great-grandchildren. of town citizens set out to plan By Andrew Yurkovsky volunteers are not able to handle gan by the Commission on White grandchildren; and several nie­ is a dean’s list student at all the work that needs to be done hoard members during the meet­ The funeral was today with JohnP. KershawJr.,72, of East CeSU, an Invitational water system improvements sev­ Manchester Herald ing in the Lincoln Center hearing A recent graduate of the House Fellowships from among A blood pressure clinic will be held at the ces and nephews. eral years ago, they explored the along the park trail. Salvation Army on Main Street. Wednesday, from burial in East Cemetery. The Hartford, husband of the late The funeral will be Thursday at Honors Program par­ room that the requirement for Harvard Law School and the 33 finalists selected by regionni Holmes Funeral Home was in Dorothy (Norman) Kershaw, possibility of joining the MDC or The chairman of the Hockanum The park, which contains some Kennedy School of Government panels. 11:30a.m. to 12:15p.m. Theclinicalsowillbeheldat 10 a.m. from the Colchester ticipant, and secretary town land as well as privately- referendum did not apply to the charge of arrangements. died Monday at home. and founding member buying water from the MDC. He River Linear Park Committee general obligation notes that the Senior Center Wedneday, June 15, from 9 to 11 Federated Church. Burial will be said the committee found that the said Tuesday that the Planning owned land over which the town a.m. for those whose last names begin with L to Z He was born in East Hartford in Linwood Cemetery, Colches­ of Gamma Chapter of would be used for financing the and was a lifelong resident. Upsilon Pi Epsilon, a town would have to make costly and Zoning Commission should holds easements, .is currently and on Monday. June 20. at Mayfair Gardens on Anthony Abbruzzese ter. Calling hours are today from provide more support for the maintained by volunteers. dam work. North Main Street from 9:30 to ll;30a.m. Spencer Before retiring in 1985, he was 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the national-honors society improyemonts in the distrijsution Parrott said that the Town Anthony Abbruzzese, 79, of assistant director of the .East for computer science. I system to Join MDC. To buy committee, and he proposed that In his report to the board. Smith ENLARGEMENT Village on Pascal Lane will be the cite of blood Wethersfield, husband of Anna Belmont Funeral Home, 144 S. water, he said, the town would the town take over maintenance said that the committee wants to Charter requires a referendum pressure checks on Wednesday. June 22. from 1 to 2 Hartford Parks and Recreation Main St., Colchester. She will receive a only in the case of bonds and in the (Franco) Abbruzzese and Department and also worked as a bachelor of science have to pay undiscounted rates. of the park sometime in the increase the length of the hiking p.m. brother of Sally Beccio of Man­ He said either course would have future. trail from the current 9 miles to ca.se of notes issued in anticipa­ SPECIAL sports writer for the Hartford Della Schatzman degree. tion of is.suing bonds. chester, died Sunday at Sunrise Courant for 39 years. He was vice George R. Totten been more expensive than im­ The chairman. Dr. Douglas about 14 miles. The committee From Negatives Hospital, Las Vegas, Nev. proving the town’s system. Smith, made his comments in a also wants to increase the “We’ve concluded just by doing 8 DAR plans picnic, auction president of the Greater Hartford George R. Totten, 73. of East $ 2 9 9 Besides his wife and sister, he is Vincent Kelly of 34 S. Adams number of easements the park a general reading that a referen­ The Orford Parish Chapter of the Daughters of the Twilight League Hall of Fame, Hartford, father of Robban Tot­ report on the committee’s activi­ dum is not applicable to those 8x10 survived by a son, Anthony A. and was also a member of the ten of Manchester and brother of St., complained as he has in the ties to the town Board of Direc­ has from private property owners American Revolution will hold its annual picnic and Abbruzzese of Rocky Hill; two Public Meetings past that the water from a well off tors in the Lincoln Center hearing from about 11 to 18. notes,” Parrott said. $ 5 9 9 auction Thursday at noon at the Oliver Ellsworth Hall of Fame both asa playeranJ Christopher Totten of Coventry, Notes are a torm of short-term daughters, Mary Ann Mastrio of sports writer. He was a co­ died Monday at the Veterans Love Lane is not treated in the room. Smith said that the goal of the 11x14 Homestead on Palisado Avenue in Windsor. A tour Las Vegas, Nev., and Barbara water treatment plant and that it “We do not get great support committee is to make the park borrowing that have to be re­ otter Expires 6-30-88 of the home will begin at 11 a.m. Members should founder of the East Hartford Administration Medical Center in Meetings scheduled tonight. newed every year, Parrott said. Imperatrice of Enfield: two Twilight League and was a Newington. is heavily chlorinated. from the Planning and Zoning into a year-round hiking trail, bring food for the picnic and items for the auction. brothers, Michael Abbruzzese He said residents of the West Commission.” Smith told the with more footbridges and raised Bonds are a form of long-term Hostesses will be Mrs. Robert Lappen. Mrs. member of the Connecticut Besides his son and brother, he borrowing and Carmen Abbruzzese, both of Sports Writers Alliance, serving is survived by another son, Maj. Manchester Side are paying for treatment and board. walkways. NASSIFF CAMERA SHOP Anthony Alibio. Mrs. Ernest Benson. Mrs. Donald Wethersfield: two other sisters, not receiving it. He said the well is Smith said today that the Between 20 and 30 people turn All seven directors present Forstrom. Mrs. Duke Smith and Mrs. Kibbe Willey. as secretary for the last three Richard George Totten of Alexa n- Cheney Hall Foundation, Probate Court, 5 p.m. Tuesday voted to appropriate the 639 Main Street • Manchester Marie Szot of Bloomfield and years. He was a former member dria, Va.; two other brothers, close to the sanitary landfill. commission has not been forceful out for the monthly hikes the Anna Ambruso of Simsbury: six Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center Robert Young, superintendent enough with developers in seek­ committee carries out at the park money for the dam project. of the East Hartford Police Lloyd Totten in Florida and hearing room, 7 p.m. Directors Barbara B. Weinberg Aduits receive fitness tips grandchildren: and a great- Department, was past president Thomas Totten of East Hartford; of the Water and Sewer Division, ing easements from them for from September through June. grandson. responded that the normal flow of development along the river. The Smith said. and Kenneth N. Tedford were 643-7369 Summer fitness programs for adults will be held and a member of the East two sisters, Eunice DeMonte of absent. The funeral will be Friday at Hartford Exchange Club and a East Windsor and Lois Kudo of Coventry water in the ground is westward easements are needed to expand Smith said today that no at the YWCA on North Main Street beginning 8:15 a.m. from the D’Esopo Tuesday. June 28. Classes meet Tuesdays, and member of Elks Lodge No. 2063 of Hartford; and two Youth Services, Town Office Building, 12:15 to from the well to the landfill. He the park’s hikipg trail. decision had been made yet on Wethersfield Funeral Chapel. 277 East Hartford. grandchildren. said the Love Lane water does not Alfred Sieffert Sr., chairman of how grant money the town Thursdays from 8:30 to 9:15 a.m. for six weeks. For Folly Brook Blvd., Wethersfield, 3:45 p.m. information, call the center at 647-1437. He is survived by three sons The funeral will be private. Arts Commission, Town Office Building, 7; 30 p.m. need to be treated in the water the Planning and Zoning Com­ expects to get from the state for with a Mass of Christian burial at and a daughter-in-law, John P. There are no calling hours. Burial treatment plant and would not mission. declined to comment the park will be spent. He said tfte ^ 9 a.m. in Corpus Christ! Church, Kershaw III and Norman G. will be in Hillside Cemetery at a need chlorination, except that today on Smith’s statement. that the money, estimated at Wethersfield. Burial will be in Kershaw, both of East Hartford, later date. state law requires it. Smith said that he hopes the $480,000. might be used for Corrections Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, and Thomas W. and Shirley Memorial donations may be Thoughts As he has in the past when town’s Parks and and Cemeteries acquiring a 40-acre parcel of land Bloomfield. Calling hours are Kershaw of Salt Lake City, Utah; made to the American Diabetes sewer rates were set for the Division will be able to take over upstream from New State Road Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7to Association, 40 South St., West Eighth District, LaBelle argued maintenance of the park within or for improvements around 9 p.m. a brother, Michael Kershaw of Alcar Auto Parts. 226 Spruce St., closed Monday. East Hartford: a sister, Mar­ Hartford 06110. There’s seeing and there’s seeing. An artist can that the district is not simply a the next five years. He noted that Union Pond. A headline on Tue.sday gave the ihcorrect closing garet Gregorzek of Milford: and a look at the world around and see much more than I large sewer customer, because it date. Frederick Burton grandson. could. An engineer could look at a blueprint and see operates its own collection sys­ Frederick Douglas Burton, 66, The private funeral will be held Leone Peters a completed functioning building or machine. A tem with 230 miles of sewer line, 3 lawsuits are focus A story on Monday about the season opener of the of Bloomfield, father of Denise at the convenience of the family. NEW YORK (AP) - Leone tailor can look at a baggy suit and see where to cut maintains the lines, does it own Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell omitted Burton McBride of Manchester, Burial will be in Hill^side Ceme­ Peters, a breeder of champion­ and sew. Real seeing is as much interpretation and engineering, operates the only reference to a performance by the Manchester died Tuesday at the Connecticut tery, East Hartford. There are no ship horses and a real estate selection by our brain as it is the physics and pumping station in the district, of closed-door session Symphony Orchestra Chorale. About 40 members of Hospice, Branford. calling hours. The Callahan Fun­ executive, died Saturday after physiology of light and eyes. How often did we say of and replaces its own manhole the chorale performed under the direction of Besides his daughter, he is eral Home, 1602 Main St., East open-heart surgery. He was 76. a math problem after we solved it “Now I see!” covers. By Nancy Concelman of a seven-lot subdivision on 6.9 conductor David Morse. survived by another daughter, Hartford, is in charge of Together with longtime partner Visually we saw the numbers on paperbut we didn’t He said some of the costs of the Manchester Herald acres off Bobby Lane proposed by Donna Lynn Burton of Manhat­ arrangements. Arthur B. Hancock III of Stone perceive the answer. That’s why Jesus said sewer operation being supported Connecticut Valley Builders of tan, N.Y.; a brother, William J. Memorial donations may be Farm in Paris, Ky., Peters bred “Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see by the sewer charge are not used A lawsuit against the Planning Portland. Burton of Hartford; a grand­ made to the American Diabetes Risen Star, who won this year’s God.” We will be able to see or perceive the personal by district residents and that the and Zoning Commission by the Taylor, who had an interest in 9 Dr. Crane’s Quiz daughter, Kendra Lashaun Association, 17 Oakwood Ave., Preakness and is scheduled to run and living God in our lives to the extent that we are town gains by having to make out Brophy Ahern Development Co., more than 10 acres of land off McBride: several aunts and West Hartford 06119. Saturday in the Belmont Stakes, living the way He taught us. The food on your table only one bill for the 4,000 district developers of the Yarn Mill at 210 Gardner Street, near Connecticut ^joyous ceCeBration of tfie J^rtyin MancfiesUrl uncles: several nieces and ne­ the final leg of the Triple Crown can be seen as having been earned by you or having sewer users. Pine St . was one of three pending Valley Builders’ Spring Ridge The district government pays phews and other relatives. series for 3-year-olds. He also been provided by God. How sharp are the eyes of suits the commission discussed subdivision, was among other Continuous performances from 5:00 to 10:00 p.m. bp: ► 1. A “slab artist” is associated with which related The funeral will be Thursday at Dorothy Kowalski bred and owned 1982 Kentucky your heart? Do your actions and attitudes prepare the town sewer fee and district Monday in executive session with adjacent landowners who filed term? noon at the Metropolitan African you for seeing God? residents pay for sewer service in the town attorney. suits against the PZC, charging iMancfiester gibbert dr Subbivan ‘Pbayers Pibancbicster Sympbiony Orcbicstra FREE THROW DEUCE BALK OFFSIDE Dorothy Louise Kowalski, 62, of Derby winner Gato del Sol. a property tax. Planning Director Mark Pelle­ that the subdivision doesn’t allow OvbancbiesterSymphony Cbiorabc Connecticut Concert 'Babbet 2. Which sauce is most iikely served with a cooked Captain Gary Asperschlager The new rates, if approved by grini said Town Attorney John W. the extension of Bobby Lane and “rainbow”? The Salvation Army the directors, wilVgo into effect Cooney gave commission limits access to surrounding iMancbicstcr bBabbcl SibbiCityChorus 8 TARTAR CRANBERRY APPLE CATSUP Weather July 1. members an update on the status properties, thereby reducing the C\fanchcstcr Tipe 'Band Lit tbe 'Theatre o f iAbanchester 3. A mint julep is historically linked with which of the Brophy Ahern suit, a suit value of the surrounding land. one of these? Students capture against the PZC by Marshall The other suit pending is not Thus viav epccitinjj visuabart zvorif e:ftibitcdby: FARM PLANTATION RANCH FLORIST SHOP Mostly cloudy Manchester Herald Taylor and an appeal by the PZC against the commission, but is an 4. Sweet potatoes are usually linked with meat to state Apellate Court of a appeal to state Appellate Court by ^ManchesterSirts dissociation • Manchester5\rt.s Councib • ScbcctcdLocabdlrtists that made which sound while on foot? Manchester and vicinity; To­ USPS 327-500 VOL. evil. No. 213 top math honors Superior Court decision involving the PZC of a Hartford Superior OINK BA-A CACKLE MOO ------= O y > 0 ------night, increasing cloudiness with St. Bridget School in Manches­ a project on Park Street. Court decision that overturned Special raffle, far: - O f / O 5. The “Taming of the Shrew” suggests which a 40 percent chance of showers. Published daily except Suggested carrier rates ter placed 12th out of 601 schools “No official action was taken.” the commission’s approval of a ‘tUis rslaniT ■ sujntd, limited edition Crystal^rt 'Veto •! Iw 'Tit'o ‘Konnd lrip ZtS.Vr Ttekeis author? Low 45 to 50. Thursday, mostly Sunday and certain holi­ are fi.eo weakly. $7.70 tar in the nation in the National Pellegrini said. condominium project. color lilfteyraplt Inj local artist 'Tam Colltua by ‘Kosta Thula to Sinyroftere in tlte Continental ZJl STEVENSON PEARL BUCK GOETHE cloudy with a 50 percent chance of days by the Manchester one month, $23.10 tar Publishing Co.. 16 Bral- three months. $46.20 tar Mathematics League competi­ Brophy Ahern has appealed to Herman and Annette Frechette framed by Oilatvin's of Itlttnchester dtmated by Micluiels ‘Icci'cIct.c donated by Conner it, ut 'Irat’clSer.’ices SHAKESPEARE showers. Cool with a high in the nard Place, Manchester, six months ahd $02.40 tar Hartford Superior Court condi­ 6. Match the flowers at the left with the months in tion. Five pre-algebra tests were of Manchester won an appeal of lower 60s. Conh. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen taken in the course of the tions the commission placed on the commission’s July 1985 ap­ Saturday, junc 11, 19SS our calendar to which they usually pertain. clasa postage paid at and mall rates are availa­ approval of its conversion of the (a) Mums...... (v) February East Coastal, Southwest Inte­ Manchester, Conn. Post­ ble on request. academic year, each consisting proval of a zone change and site (l\ain date, Su’tdaij, .Itine 12) rior, West Coastal; Tonight, master Send address of six problems including con­ Yarn Mill at 210 Pine St. into plan for their 2.7-acre Laurel (b) Red roses...... (w) April To place an advertise­ stores and residential units. (c) Lily...... (x) May becoming cloudy with a 50 changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a news cepts involving statistics, proba­ Park condominium project, lo­ Comer of bPortcr Street and Westminster bl{pad percent chance of rain. Low ter Herald. P.O. Box SOI, Item or picture Idea, call bility. volume, algebraic equa­ Brophy Ahern has proposed an cated at 52 Park St. (d) Peonies...... (y) November Manchester, Conn. 06040. 643-2711. Office hours are out-of-court settlement with the (e) Poinsettias...... (z) December around 50. Thursday, rain likely. tions and directional numbers. The commission had required 9[icl^ts: $15.00 per person, inefudes drinHiand fiors d'oeuvres. Chilly with a high near 60. Chance 6:30 a.m. to S p.m. Monday Eric Carpenter, the school town, but Cooney said Tuesday no the developers to reduce the It you don’t receive your through Friday. decision has been made on the Answers in Classified section of rain 60 percent. Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays The Manchaatar Hsrald winner, won first place nationally number of units from 25 to 15 after Limi ted to first 500 pa trons. or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Is a member of The with a perfect score of 30 points. settlement. The administrative residents raised concerns about Northwest Hills; Tonight, in­ please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the Robert Dzen was third place appeals calendar comes out June traffic. The 25 units were allowed 5\eservedtidkets avaibabbe thru parlicipatinfjfjfoups or cabb646-2223. creasing cloudiness with a 40 rier. It you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ winner nationally with 28 ponts. 14. he said. in the new PRD zone. percent chance of showers. Low reach your carrier, call tions. ths New England The remaining top three scorers Another suit still pending The Frechettes won their ap­ Limitedticb^cts zihbbbe sobdat the 'door'! Lottery subscriber sdrvice at 647- Nawspaper Association in the 40s. Thursday, variable for St. Bridget School were Heidi against the commission is from peal in December 1987 when a Sponsortd (ty tfa 9>(ancfftsUr !Aris Cousuil and ChamfttT of Commerce !\ t u Commitlee cloudiness with a 30 percent 0046 by 6 p.m weekdays and the New England Marshall Taylor, who has ap­ Special thanii} to tMancfiestcr Commtmity CoUejje Today's weather picture was drawn by Joey Guest, who for dellvary In Manchester. Prsas Association. Walsh. 26 points, MelanieMiddle- Superior Court judge ruled that Connecticut Daily Tuesday: 217. Play Four: 3187. chance of showers. Cool with a pealed to Hartford Superior Court the site plan was valid under the This advertisement generously sponsored by Mr. George Marlow. Lotto: 8-13-17-19-25-29. lives at 360 Oakland St. and attends Robertson School. kauff. 23, points, and Terri high around 60. Martin. 22 points. the commission’s 1987 approval PRD zone. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 8, 1988 - 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 8, 1988 21 town employees Bill signed S T A T E I State rests in Crafts’ trial; to revamp end special training & R E G IO N defense will take two weeks school aid NEW LONDON (AP) — Fol­ Sagarin immediately after the sonably permit a guilty finding. By Alex GIrelll management speaking on munic­ lowing 42 days of prosecution state finished calling its Law would restrict whistling Closing testimony came from Manchester Herald ipal operations. Lecturers from I testimony, Richard Crafts’ de­ witnesses. the owner of Tom’s Saw Service outside town employ discussed By Judd Everhart ENFIELD — A noise ordinance that would fense lawyer says he expects to “ In this case, unlike most in the Georgetown section of Twenty-one town employees labor relations and media The Associated Press restrict singing or whistling too loud has been take two weeks to argue againsta murder cases, the issues are in Wilton. Thomas F. Scanlon pres­ have received certificates for relations. 7 proposed in an effort that mainly targets roaring murder charge in the death of doubt as to death of a person and ^ r; ented the jury with receipts dated having completed an in-service Patnode said the participants HARTFORD - Gov. William motorcycles. Crafts’ wife. that it was caused by another A. O’Neill says he knows a bill Jan. 9, 1981, for a Stihl chainsaw training course on management plan to continue the course in a The measure aired at a Town Council meeting The state rested its case person,” Sagarin argued. September and some of them he’s just signed into law revamp­ purchased by Crafts for $600. techniques and all but a few of Monday would keep motorcycles from “ raising ’Tuesday against Crafts, the air­ “ We have a missing person, them accepted the certificates in have decided to start on a more ing the formula used to distribute a lot of noise,” said Richard Peabody, a resident line pilot accused of killing his Helle Crafts, without proof that The serial number on the sales a brief ceremony at the Board of formal education as well. state school aid to cities and who said police have been unable to apprehend wife and trying to hide the crime remains found at various sites slip matched the one on the saw Director’s meeting Tuesday Chapman said he feels the towns is going to be expensive, by running parts of her body recovered from the Housatonic the “ young gentlemen” who motorcycle on land belong to Helle Crafts exclusively night. program was a great success and but he says it’s worth it. through a wood chipper. River on Jan. 8, 1987, by state near his home. AP photo and that the nature of the death The certificates were pres­ he hopes it might serve as a In addition to taking into In 42 days of testimony, 86 was caused by Mr. Crafts,’’ police investigating Mrs. Crafts’ The proposal would set decibel limits for ented by Town Manager Robert pattern for other organizations. account a towns property wealth, HERE SHE IS — Kay© Lani Rae Rafko. prosecution witnesses were Sagarin said. disappearance. Weiss and Mayor Peter P. At the luncheon, Weiss said he a factor in the formula will be business and residential areas — higher during called to the stand since the jury He said pieces of a body found State prosecutors believe DiRosa Jr. was impressed by Chapman’s student test scores. the day than at night. left, 1988 Mias America, shows her crown trial began April 4 in New London on the banks of the Housatonic Crafts used the chainsaw to Earlier Tuesday, the students effort and the effort of all the Critics say the new formula will Restrictions would apply to “ yelling, shouting, to Jerry Masella, 1, and Jerry’s mother, Superior Court. River in Southbury indicate a and their instructors gathered for people who participated. The 21 cost the state too much, that it hooting, whistling or singing on a public street Nora Maselli, during a Tuesday tour of dismember his wife’s body before Craft’s attorney, J. Daniel dead body, but he said there was feeding it through a wood a luncheon at Willie's Steak who received certificates are could result in a state personal particularly between the hours of 10 p.m. and 7 Sagarin, said he expects to take the Hospital of St. Raphael in New “ no direct tie to Helle Crafts and chipper. House at which Keith Chapman, those who took part in silx or AP photo income tax. a.m. or at any time or place so as to annoy.” Haven. about two weeks to present his no evidence as to the cause or J former town highway superin­ more of the classes. Eleven GAY-BASHING RESPONSE — Steve of the Coalition for Lesbian and Gay O’Neill, who has always op­ The council postponed action on the ordinance defense. He would not disclose the manner of death.” Crafts, 50, of Newtown, was tendent, presented them with a others took part in fewer than six Gavron, co-chair of the Hartford chapter Civil Rights speaks in Hartford Tuesday. posed such a tax, reiterated that pending further study. identities of any of the witnesses “ There is nothing in evidence to arrested Jan. 13, 1987, and letter of appreciation. classes. opposition Tuesday after signing Cops hunt shopper’s killer he planned to call, nor would he exclude self-defense or acciden- charged with murdering his wife Chapman organized the infor­ The 21 graduates are Paul the so-called Education Cost say if■■■ Crafts would take the st|fijsb tial killing,” Sagarin said. by unknown means. Mrs. Crafts, mal course and continued to Zanlungo, who has left town Sharing Act into law. Rougb sex led to killing STAMFORD — The bloody death of a in his own defense. In denying the motion, Schaller a stewardess, was last seen on supervise it even after he left employ, William Crossley of the F^roject formed to put end “ In many instances, the educa­ 61-year-old woman whose b ^ y was found in Judge Barry Schaller denied a said he determined that the Nov. 18,1986, following her return town to become assistant town Parks and Cemetery Division. tion community and I have parted STAMFORD — A 375-pound man, known in his Bloomingdale’s parking lot has been ruled a motion for acquittal filed by evidence presented would rea­ from an overseas flight. manager in Newington. Thomas Ferlazo of the Water ways and if (an income tax) wrestling days as “ Crusher,” stabbed and homicide, and as the store added security, police At the opening of the ceremony, Division, Charles Holyfield of the became the issue, we’d part ways strangled a 100-pound woman because she bit searched for the killer. Catherine Patnode, an employee Highway Division. John Jurewicz lesbian and gay violence again,” O’Neill said. him on the chest while they were having sex, his “ We’re not ruling out anything but at this u of the Sanitary Division, deli­ of the Parks and Cemetery “ We will find the money to pay lawyer says. time, we’re looking at robbery as the motive,” SOLID OAK OR SOLID CHERRY Division, Sheila Moon of the for it. The overall economy of our vered what amounted to a "raise the level of consciousness” Perez, 16, both of Hartford. Lawij'ence M. Finnegan Jr., 27, of Greenwich, Lt. Wayne Goodwin said Tuesday. Highway Division, Patricia Bo- By Mark Seavy state continues to be strong and I valedictory. The Associated Press throughout the state, said Crispin Others aimed tough talk at the who confessed to killing the woman, was The body of Marian Boucher Javery of New OCCASIONAL TABLES She said, ‘ 'The one thing that all man of the Equipment and believe that will continue,” the J, Hollings, co-chairman of the judicial system add the Roman arraigned in Stamford Superior Court Tuesday Canaan, a free-lance writer, was found Monday of us learned that cannot be Supplies Division, Sybil Zalcman governor said. HARTFORD — Civil rights Connecticut Coalition for Lesbian Catholic Church, civil rights taught in any classroom ...is of the Sanitation Division; Bev­ on one felony count of murder. evening, the second murder victim in Stamford groups are hoping the May and Gay Civil Rights. groups vowed Tue.sday to try to “ It’s going to cost us, but I think mutual respect.” erly Clogston of the Social Servi­ “ To a small extent, violence on the part of the on Monday and the third person killed within the beating death of a Whethersfield "The coalition is coming to­ e n d violence against it’s a good investment ... in the victim set in motion a series of events that led to past five days in the city. She said participants in the ces Division, Catherine Patnode future of the state of Connecti­ N man will give life to efforts to end gether to change the attitudes in homosexuals. classes, which were held on 33 of the Sanitation Division, Joan her death,” Finnegan’s attorney, Michael Your Choice violence against homosexuals. this state and make this state cut,” he said. Wednesday nights over a two- Lisk of Payroll Division, Peter Sherman of Stamford, said outside the Romanian to seek asylum “ Society must be militant in aware of the needs of gays and "We are putting the court on year period, did not know in the Fultz of the Highway Division, Under the bill, the state will courthouse. “ If she hadn’t been violent, we seeking ju.stice in this case.” said le.sbians,” Hollings told a news notice, we will be watching you.” GREENWICH — A 20-year-old Romanian Retail beginning what they would come Josephine Miller of the Elderly spend $841 million in 1989-90, the wouldn’t be here today.” Michael A. Michaud, a member conference outside Hartford Su­ Elizabeth Toledo of the All- Value... away with. She said that with the Outreach Division, Judith Ema­ first of year of a four-year student says she plans to seek political asylum of Dignity, a gay Catholics perior Court Tuesday. People’s Congress, a gay and Police have characterized the victim. Hazel •262“ conclusion of the program, "Not nuel of the General Services phase-in. The money to be spent in the United States, claiming that if she returns organization. “ All Richard According to .statistics released lesbian organization, told the Koppel, 20, as homeless and transient. only do we have a great deal of Division, Judith Nevins of the news conference. in 1989-90 is about $82.2 million to her native country she might be sent to jail. Reihl’s killers knew of him was Tue.sday. reported incidents of more than the state expects to luliana Petrescu had arrived at her aunt’s »179 Personnel Department, Thomas respect for each other but that violence and harassment again.st While Supplies Last Walsh of the Water Division, John that he was gay. The violence and Several gay activists said the spend on education in 1988-89. Greenwich home earlier this year for what was respect extends to people in homosexuals ro.se 42 percent 16 boats destroyed in fire Evaniski and Walter Dumas of the killing must slop. We will take Catholic Church is partly to By the fourth year of the new supposed to be a two-week stay, when she departments and divisions that during 1987. according Carla the sewage treatment plant, it no more.” blame for the violence because of plan, state spending on schools WESTBROOK — Gusting winds fanned a fire received a call from her mother urging her not LADY AMERICANA MATTRESS we have not met.” Odiaga. a member of the Board of James Fitzpatrick of the Building Reihl. 33. was beaten to death its teachings again.st homosexu­ will reach $1.13 billion. that destroyed 16 boats, but they blew in just the Many of the classes, held at the Directors of the National Gay and to return to Romania. Division, Patricia Havens of the on May l.'j at his Wethersfield ality. Both teen-agers arrested in right direction to help protect bigger vessels and water division offices on Spring Lesbian Task Force. There were The new law requires towns to SPECIAL Parks and Cemetery Division, home. Two Hartford teen-agers Reihl’s death attended South boatyard buildings from certain damage, a Street, lasted more than three 7.008 incidents reported, ranging spend at least $4,800 per pupil L’Ambiance settlements near and John Hovey of the Water have been charged with murder Catholic High SchooUn Hartford. hours with 28 instructors, most of from verbal abu.se to murder, she within four years, with state boatyard official said. Division. and first-degree robbery and “ We regretfully acknowledge BRIDGEPORT — A federal judge has told of them from the ranks of-town said. grants paying a portion of that Sparks from a grinding wheel set dry grass authorities said the slaying the Catholic has been instrumen­ attorneys he is optimistic about reaching a A new .state law scheduled to cost based on community wealth. and storage tarpaulins on fire Tuesday in the »„* 6 9 ” stemmed from a hatred of tal in fostering homophobia and negotiated settlement in the civil cases take effect July 1 requires all blaze that led to the destruction of 16 ooats homo-sexuals. homophobic violence,” Michaud Student test scores will also involving the L ’Ambiance Plaza building local police departments to re­ valued at about $750,000, the official said. Officials debate ways Largely as a result of the said. “ While the church has become a factor in the formula: collapse, according to a published report. port any criminal incident they But two cabin cruisers ashore on blocks were killing, the Le.shian and Gay unequivocally condemned all the lower a town’s test scores, the NEW ENGLAND FURNITURE & BEDDING Hours: believe was motivated by bigotry saved through quick thinking by the yard Attorneys said Tuesday that U.S. District Anti-Violence Project, a coalition forms of violence, it has offered more money the town will get. FREE DELIVERY Mon - FrI. 11-8 or bias. The data will be collected manager at Bassett Boat Co., said Gary Judge Robert C. Zampano recently send them a Thurs. 'til 8 to ease jail crowding of local organizations and offi­ an abhorrent analysis of the on a specially drawn form and “ We’re not trying in any way to Robertson, rigging supervisor at the yard. letter asked them to delay further civil actions FACTORY STORE Sat. tt-S cials. said it would collect data in homophoboic violence.” cases of violence and harassment police will be trained during the reward failure,” said E(tucation " If we hadn’t got those out of the way it would because of the possibility of a settlement of the 596 HILLIARD ST. • M ANCHESTER, C T • 646-5626 HARTFORD (AP) - State streets arc safe, said William 11 again.sl gays, educate the public next two weeks in its use, In a statement Tuesday. Hart­ Commissioner Gerald N. Tirozzi, have meant the whole main building.” he .said. ca.ses. the Hartford Courant reported today. "CONNECTICUT’S BEST KEPT SECRET" judges, prosecutors and other Carbone, chairman of the Com on homophobia and educate gays according to state Rep. Miles ford Archbishop John F. Whealon who joined O’Neill at the bill criminal justice officials are mission on Prison and Over­ on how’ to protect themselves, Rapaport, D-West Hartford. said he "deplored” violence signing. “ We’re trying to identify grappling with ways of reducing crowding and an undersecretary according to Steven Gavron. Gavron said the coalition plans against homosexuals. weakness and drive dollars the number of men and women in the state Office of Poiicy and co-chairman of the Connecticut to monitor the Reihl ca.se, includ­ "As archbishop of Hartford. I (where they’re needed.)” being held in jails while waiting Management who helped lead the Coalition for Lesbian and Gay ing news accounts of it. A deplore this and all other acts of The bill also continues funding for trial. conference with Chief Court Civil Rights. demonstration is planned for the violence and discrimination for local teacher salary increases They stepped up their attack on Administrator Aaron Mont The coalition will collect statis­ arraignment June 20 of the two against those members of our that were part of the Education the problem Tuesday during a Pretrial detainees now make tics on violence against gay.s in at teen-agers charged in the killing. human family who are homosex­ Enhancement Act that began in conference in which they con­ up 27 percent of the jail popula­ least five counties in an effort to Sean G Burke. 17. and Marcos J. ual.” Whealon said. 1986. cluded that more money was not tion Aycarago.it was 17pereent 8 neces.sarily the answer, although it's part of it. Suggestions from the confer ilE SMITH Ideas focused on finding ways cnee will be forwarded by Car­ I IlE r - n n m to monitor those who are on the bone to Gov. William A. O'Neill in uxurious CORONIV streets awaiting trial and ensur another month. L TOMORROWS TeCHNOLOG Y ing that they show up in court One proposal was having state- AT YOURTOUCH when they’re suppo.sed to. run menial health facilities ac­ ^ lluring At the same time that is cept pretrial offenders who need accomplished, however, the pub­ mental-health counseling and FOR GRADS & DADS BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND lic needs assurance that the programs ^ empting A NEW CONCEPT IN Lucie McKinney asks ‘'1 xciting WORD PROCESSING The Canine Holiday Inne G O P stand on AIDS Z UNFOLDS...

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June 8, 1988 OPINION N A TIO N The primaries are over, I & W O R LD but the campaign goes on TIE By Evans Witt In-service Jack Phllly must free Inmates The Associated Press r PHILADELPHIA — A federal court ordered WASHINGTON - The 1988 the city to release hundreds of inmates from its presidential primaries are over, Anderson I ’l overcrowded prisons today, a move'that a but Michael Dukakis and George training fri prosecutor says will embolden criminals with Bush are still campaigning, now se the knowledge they face little chance of going to seeking party unity at the sum­ ep jail. mertime conventions in Atlanta CO The 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on and New Orleans and into the fall. a success Both nominees-to-be are reach­ er /"eiwiifA Tuesday ordered the city to comply with a ruling sh restricting the prison population to 3,750 ing out in the next few days to the Unprecedented men they defeated in the 39 . ( I inmates, 300 less than the number held as of wi Saturday. primaries, seeking to heal any Keith Chapman, the town’s former highway ta The order forces authorities to release the wounds and to avoid any new squabbles. And part of that al superintendent, did Manchester a great move worries additional inmates on bail the city must provide. process will be their choice of vice re service by organizing an in-service training As long as a threat to exceed the cap exists, th AP photo presidential running mates for program for town employees who wanted to authorities will be allowed to imprison only the the general election. hi learn more about how the town operates and most serious criminals. j hi S&L regulators BACK TO SCHOOL — Debra Murphree, Bush joins tour of his five ar to prepare themselves for advancement. the hooker who says TV evangelist former Republican rivals for a The project involved a lot of work on “ Unity ’88” meeting in Denveron WASHINGTON — M. Danny Wall promoted Afghan leader warns U.N. Jimmy Swaggart was a customer for a W( Chapman’s part, work he continued even himself as “ Mr. Clean” last July when he took over Friday, the first of several such UNITED NATIONS - President Najib of about a year, speaks at a news meetings to lay the groundwork ai after he left town for a better position as chairman of the Federal Home Loan Bank S< Afghanistan, in his United Nations debut, conference in New York Tuesday. She for the GOP National Convention elsewhere. Board, the agency that regulates the savings and re threatened to seek a delay in the Soviet troop said she’ll go back to Indiana and finish in New Orleans Aug. 15-18. In a retrospective report on the loan industry. Nearly a year later. Wall finds his Dukakis, his final primary to reputation among some fellow regulators as near withdrawal from his country if Pakistan high school. Murphree, 28, is featured in management administrative training classes, victories in hand, gathers the cl to bankruptcy as the industry he oversees. continues its vigorous support of a photo layout in the July issue of u us Chapman observes that “ The interaction and anti-communist guerrillas. formal backing of some former This harsh assessment is the verdict of Penthouse magazine. Democratic rivals today. He will openness by the speakers and the students Najib also told a news conference Tuesday Washington’s bank and thrift examiners and the stop in St. Louis on the way home cs that more than 34,000 Soviet soldiers have left allowed the standard barriers of traditional normally tight-lipped bank regulators who seldom Woman to hide In church from California to receive the bi employer/employee and superior/subordi- break ranks with one of their own. Afghanistan since May 15 under a endorsement of Rep. Richard AP photo 8t U.N.-mediated agreement calling for a nate relationships to be overcom e with what I The problem is Wall’s handling of a savings and NEW YORK — A black woman who faces Gephardt, while Sen. Paul Simon se complete Red Army pullout over nine months. arrest for refusing to testify about her CANDIDATES MEET — Republican presidential candi­ feel developed into a mutual respect and loan owned by a man who is a generous contributor of Illinois will add his support in a to political heavyweights. Current and past But Najib said his Marxist government could daughter's alleged abduction and rape by six statement. date George Bush greets Democratic candidate Michael St understanding.” How to pick a running mate officials from the princjpal banking agencies told have the pace of withdrawal slowed if whites will take sanctuary in a church to seek “ 1 don’t see any great divisions Dukakis at an ABC teievision forum in Los Angeles gi One of the students echoed that sentiment in bf us that Wall has “ crippled” the independence of his neighboring Pakistan does not stop what he “ relief from a higher authority,” one of her within our party,” Dukakis said Tuesday. Both were in California for the primary her report on behalf of the participants. called interference in Afghanistan’s internal before the votes were counted a( With the two should be sought. A further examination staff and "undercut every regulator lawyers says. affairs. But authorities have issued a statewide Tuesday. “ We’re going to have campaign. In the midst of the all the congratuations major parties’ safeguard might be to "float” the in the country." Lincoln Savings and Loan, based in Irvine, Calif., warrant for Glenda Brawley and said she’s “ fair ourselves a great convention.” that were being passed around Tuesday over presidential names of potential running mates nominee to select a running mate. campaign remarkably hard for and owned by Charles H. Keating Jr., was slated by game” for arrest. For the Massachusetts gover­ nominations to the press before the final choice Israelis try to keep calm And he also claimed to be the next six weeks. the success of the training sessions, little bank regulators for receivership or On Monday, the 33-year-old Mrs. Brawley was nor, the first challenge is Jesse virtually is made. unconcerned about the possibility mention was made of the perils involved in George JERUSALEM — Israeli military authorities^ sentenced to 30 days in jail for defying a grand Jackson. locked up by A number of names have conservatorship in May 1987. Wall took over as of fights at the convention on He says he will spend three jury subpoena to testify. But upon the urging of The preacher-turned-politician days on the road in each of the such close in-house encounters, but Chapman Vice President McGovern already been mentioned as possi­ chairman of the Bank Board in July and within a in the occupied West Bank today tried to stop issues Jackson thinks are state Attorney General Robert Abrams, she was has been Dukakis’ most persist­ coming six weeks, touching base did mention in passing that he had George Bush ble choices. On the Republican month confided to fellow regulators that the frightened Arab officia|s from quitting after an ent opponent, hanging on to the important. given one more chance; an opportunity to tell a in key states for the fall. The rest trepidations in the beginning. It would have and Gov. Mi­ side. Gov. James Thompson of Keating problem was settled. Israeli-appointed Arab mayor was stabbed, “ We may have a floor fight or end of the primaries and promis­ of the time he will spend in his chael Dukakis, Illinois. Gov. George Deukmejian A knowledgeable banking source posed this apparently by Palestinian militants. judge today why she had refused to cooperate. two," Dukakis said. “ There may been easy for many three-hour training ing to continue all the way to the Statehouse office in Boston or in question; How could Wall give a virtually clean bill The army maintained a curfew on El-Bireh be some issues that go to the sessions to have become tense forums for press attention of California and Wyoming Sen. Democratic National Convention campaign briefings. of health to Lincoln Savings and Loan so quickly and on some adjacent areas in the neighboring floor." recrimination. The town is no more free from has turned to Alan Simpson have been sug­ Navy recruit untested in Atlanta July 18-21. the vice presidential selections. that, aside from choosing a gested. when it took hiS own regulators two years in a town of Ramallah as it continued a search for “ Suffice it to say, we’re going to But Jackson was conciliatory The Massachusetts governor workplace tensions than any other Former President Richard candidate who won’t hurt the Of these. I think Simpson might complex audit to reach their negative conclusions suspects in the Tuesday stabbing of Hassan PENSACOLA, Fla. — A Navy recruit was keep our campaign alive to July, as well after a meeting Monday will travel this weekend to Utah to organization. Nixon has said that the most presidential nominee, it is impor­ bring the most political assets about Lincoln? Tawil, 74,'the mayor of El-Bireh. allowed to resume a water rescue course at the convention,” Jackson said night with Dukakis. speak to the U.S. Conference of important consideration in choos­ tant for a running mate to add and helpful experience to Bush Previous stories have reported allegations An army spokesman refused to comment on a without taking a required medical exam, the in Los Angeles. “ He’s sensitive on these mat­ Mayors. 1 The fact that the long and frank exchanges ing a running mate is to make strength to the national ticket and and to the nation. He is highly regarding Lincoln’s deficiencies in loan report that security would be stepped for final witness told a hearing investigating the Jackson has stepped up his ters and we’re going to have some between town workers and town managers of follow-up meetings, necessarily His first extended trip is certain that the person does not to be qualified to serve as regarded in Congress, and he underwriting, appraisals and speculative Israeli-appointed officials. The Israeli trainee's death. pressure on. the Massachusetts various rank produced a feeling of unity is a to discuss matters of platform, planned for next week, with a hurt the election chances of the president, if necessary. comes from the West, where Bush investments in Junk bonds, equity securities and newspaper Maariv said the military Closing arguments by lawyers for the Navy governor in the closing hours of i the season — on the vice presid­ credentials, rules, the convention major tour of the South. Stops in tribute to high purposes of the participants. presidential nominee. needs to strengthen his hand. partnerships. Keating did not return our calls. He government would improve protection for the and five Navy Rescue Swimmer School North Carolina, Texas, Georgia Thus. Bush and Dukakis are ency and on the issues. In his itself, and beyond that, our Furthermore, the students and their Perhaps I can testify with more Further. Simpson has a marve- has said previously that his institution is profitable mayors, but it did not specify what steps would instructors and their commanding officer were and Florida are tentatively sche­ fortunate in having their nomina­ and healthy and that he is the victim of Bank Board strongest statement yet. Jackson strategy for winning in No­ instructors make no secret of the fact that feeling on this point than practi­ ious sense of humor, which is a be taken. to begin today. vember,” Jackson said. duled in the region judged a tions assured well ahead of the persecution. suggested he had earned at least there was some tough questioning at the cally anyone else. Few presiden­ genuine political asset. Jackson aides said he would stronghold for Bush in the fall. national conventions. They When the regulators in the San Francisco an offer of the No. 2 spot on the of sessions. The mutual respect did not come tial nominees in history have It is easy to exaggerate the remain in California for a week of should take advantage of this regional office of the Bank Board finished a long ticket. Dukakis may run into Jackson w been hurt as seriously by a vice importance of geography in the “ If he were to win, extending rest, resuming appearances next about as a result of carefully avoiding talk break to consider the choices and often tense audit of Lincoln Savings and Loan, on one of his stops, when he visits c) presidential selection than I was attempt to balance a national the invitation to me is his option,” week. And campaign manager about the nitty-gritty of municipal carefully. Informal discussion they recommended that the institution either be put Reagan favored in showdown the Texas state convention June in 1972 with my choice of Missouri ticket, but Dukakis is so clearly Jackson said of Dukakis. “ Itisan Gerald Austin has talked of government operations. and background checks of possi­ in conservatorship or receivership. Lincoln 18. Sen. Thomas Eagleton. identified as a New Englander option my constituency has strategy sessions in the middle of ir ble candidates should be begin that in the 1988 campaign this officials found out and demanded to be taken out of the month, with Jackson continu­ Later Dukakis will touch on The worker-students plan to continue the When it was revealed to me and earned.” P< soon. They might be well to the jurisdiction of the San Francisco office, ing to campaign through the economic themes on a tour of classes. The Board of Directors and the top the public that Eagleton had a element may require special over veto of trade legislation Dukakis brushed aside such n long, secret history of mental develop comprehensive check­ consideration. according to a confidential Bank Board memo comments, noting that Jackson convention. industrial states at the end of the town administration should encourage them lists of questions to ask those who dated January 13. Our associate Michael Binstein month. a] illness treated by electroshock He may seek geographic bal­ has said that it is up to the For his part, Dukakis will ol to do so. But those at the top should avoid are under serious consideration. obtained a copy of that memo. WASHINGTON (AP) - sures would change a few minds could become hopelessly bogged therapy, any chance I previously ance by selecting a running mate down. th interfering. The informal approach worked The Bank Board caved in to Lincoln’s demands. Backers of comprehensive trade at the last minute. 8 had to defeat Nixon was gone. The advice of experienced from the South or West. Doubtless legislation headed into today's The House already has voted to The bill’s chief provisions well. But I'm sure Nixon would agree political leaders and activists on his list are Sens. Sam Nunn of On May 20 the three-member board voted 2-1 to n< conduct Lincoln’s next examination out of Senate showdown without enough override Reagan's veto. Senate would overhaul the system under Georgia. Dale Bumpers of Arkan­ which the government imposes cl Washington, D.C., instead of San Francisco. And votes to override President Rea­ failure to follow suit could doom sas. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas and trade legislation for the rest of import curbs to aid U.S. indus­ th the board ruled, in effect, that Keating could be gan’s veto, but they refuse to Robert Graham of Florida. Sens. qbandon hope for their 1,000-page 1988 and send some administra­ tries and retaliate against inter­ cl able to shop for a new regulator through the Open Forum John Glenn of Ohio and Bill tion loyalists into fall campaigns national trade violations. b acquisition of a thrift in another Bank Board bill. Bradley of New Jersey also have Some, such as Sen. John Heinz, with an Achilles heel on the issue. Other features range from a g been mentioned, but I would be district. R-Pa., a strong supporter of the “ This veto is going to be used as potential $2 billion in agricultural u The decision to let a banking institution select its We feel that if he is given able time, he still , your choice to stay or seek surprised if he chose one of them. bill, say they still think a version a political issue this year; we all subsidies to repeal of the windfall S own regulatory office because it can’t get along n Many employees will make a honest effort in resolving a employment elsewhere if you are not If Dukakis were to go West for a acceptable to Reagan can be know that,” Heinz warned his profits tax on oil-industry with the office to which it is assigned is b don’t want union lot of the problems. happy. We would all like shorter days, running, mate. House Majority fashioned this session. colleagues. earnings. It really bothers me that the public more money, etc. But if you live in a Leader Tom Foley of Washington unprecedented in the Bank Board's history. Senate Majority Leader Robert Some administration suppor­ Reagan's May 24 veto focused Some of Wall’s fellow regulators suspect politics on a provision that would require P To the Editor; only hears the negative things that are community, work in a community might be the logical choice. One C. Byrd, D-W.Va., said Tuesday ters clearly would like another going on in a community and none of the hospital, it is still your hospital and you of the most highly regarded men may have played a role in the unusual niling for that the bill’s “ pulse is still crack at the issue before No­ companies with 100 employees or Lincoln Savings and Loan. Keating and his vember. The administration has more to provide their workers ir I am writingtoyouaslama long-term positive. should be proud of the service that you in the House of Representatives. beating,” but there was nothing business associates have given nearly $300,000 in been urging a scaled-down bill with 60-day notice of plant clos­ n employee at Manchester Memorial are providing. Foley would add stature and he could do to budge perhaps 36 I want losay that I. as an individual of campaign contributions to five senators during the senators prepared to sustain that would win the president’s ings and large-scale layoffs. He B Hospital, and I am very disturbed at the I am sure that if we all start to have a experience in national affairs. the community all my life, have found 1980s. Those senators pressed the Bank Board Reagan's veto. support. But Byrd has been said the provision would take c< things that are being reported in the more positive attitude toward the Dukakis is a conscientious Manchester Memorial Hospital a regulators in San Francisco to bring their Byrd told reporters there was warning that a fresh bill would be away too much management d newspapers. problems, and give Mr. Gallacher a fair public servant, however, and friendly, clean and warm place to work. investigation of Lincoln to an end, according to a still hope that home-state pres­ peppered with amendments and flexibility. IT I have many signatures to back me up chance, things can be better for all of us. high among his priorities will be ir To have spent most of my life working recent story by our associate Michael Binstein in in this letter to you that state, we. a good including the service that we provide for finding a running mate who is here. I can honestly say that I have the Washington Post. They are John Glenn. majority of employees, are not inter­ our friends and families that also live in qualified to assume the presid­ ir enjoyed the complete 25 years of my D-Ohio; Donald Riegle, D-Mich.; John McCain, ested in unionizing at this point We feel the community. ency if that becomes necessary. N employment working with a lot of nice R-Ariz.; Dennis DeConcini. D-Ariz.; and Alan Wright’s critic aiso used aide we have a lot of trust in Mr. Gallacher The same concern will moti­ w people. Cranston, D-Calif. NOW DELIVERS and would like to give him a chance in Thelma Ferry vate George Bush, who knows ti In an unusual meeting on April 9,1987, the five trying to straighten out some of the I realize that no matter where you 31 Riverside Drive well the demands placed on both a senators sat down with regulators from the San problems that have been long-standing. work, things could be different, but it is Manchester the president and vice president. to pubiish book under his name c Francisco office and in essence told them to wrap Beginning June 14, Bobby J’s Pizza c up the Lincoln investigation. “ To be blunt, you not be inappropriate,” Gingrich He canceled his regular daily should charge them or get off their backs,” Glenn WASHINGTON (AP) - One of n said in a telephone interview news briefing Tuesday and de­ located at said, according to a confidential account of the the most vocal critics of House n If Irv leaves, eastern Connecticut wins Tuesday. nied an Associated Press request meeting prepared by the one of the regulators. Speaker Jim Wright’s ethics has b acknowledged that, like Wright, Matthew Cossolotto, a former for an interview on the subject. Wall’s handling of the Lincoln case seems to fly 662 Center St. in Manchester he once had a congressional aide aide to Wright, said in interviews Gingrich’s request for a House For the first time in 23 years, eastern The speaker of the House has enormous in the face of his announced goals when he took work on a book published under this week that he spent 150 to 200 ethics committee investigation of Connecticut can snare one of the most powerful J* patronage at his disposal, along with control over office last year. Then he said that the savings and offers home delivery! 9 his name. hours while on Wright’s congres­ Wright came several weeks be­ posts — arguably the most powerful — in the state the committee structure and the important say on loan industry would not be allowed to run what bills will be taken up or held during the But Rep. Newt Gingrich, R- sional staff working on the fore Cossolotto’s role in the Legislature in 1989. and it’s all up to the governor of Capitol roughshod over the Bank Board. “ It’s going to be ... speaker’s book. production of Wright’s book be­ session. So. after a long drought, the job may be Ga., said Tuesday that the work Massachusetts. hard for the agency to continue to be perceived to House records show that Cosso­ came known publicly. * 9” _ 18" Giant Grinders ★ within reach again. Pols “ over East” are rooting his aide did on his book, “ Window First, there’s the little matter of Mike Dukakis’s Comments be too close to the industryit regulates.” he said in lotto also was paid $2,078 from for the Duke, and for their colleague Irv. and of Opportunity,” before its publi­ But Gingrich said Tuesday he getting himself elected president of the United i an address at the National Press Club. official congressional accounts to Bob Conrad cation in 1984 was much different thinks the ethics panel also should States. The Democratic governor’s chances are continued Democratic control of the House. cover his expenses during a 1984 ★ Specialty Pizzas ★ Danny Wall refused comment on this story. from the work Wright’s aide did examine whether Wright violated improving, if polls on his race with GOP Vice j s a Political notes trip to Texas when he oversaw the . on the speaker’s book, “ Reflec­ House rules by assigning Cosso­ President George Bush are reliable. Mlni-editorial final editing of the book. ■ Now. at last, it’s a campaign for the U.S. tions of a Public Man.” lotto to work on the book. Secondly. President Dukakis would have to Senate. The Moscow summit gossip about a rift between Gingrich, who asked the House Wright has refused to comment HIGH IN QUALITY — LOW IN PRICE. install the Johnny Eager of Connecticut politics. and David Lavine of Durham, and Kep. Janet GOP Sen. Lowell Weicker and his Democratic first ladies was demeaning, but we’re not sure who ethics committee last month to on the matter since Sunday, when The House ethics committee House Speaker Irving Stolbefg of New Haven, in Polinsky of Waterford. House chairman of the challenger, Attorney General Joe Lieberman. took was demeaned. If the rumors that Nancy and Raisa investigate Wright’s personal fi­ he defended Cossolotto’s assign­ meets Thursday for a second his administration. (Forget that rumor about a budget-writing Appropriations Committee. care of that when they met in lively debate at The have their claws out for each other are true, their nancial dealings, said he’s “ fairly ment during a telephone inter­ session to consider Gingrich’s You’ve had the rest, now try the best — United Nations ambassadorship for Stolberg. All are highly regarded on both sides of the Hartford Courant’s "issues forum” at the conduct demeans all women by its pettiness. This confident” he asked Frank Gre- view with the Washington Post. complaint against Wright. That’s nonsense.) political aisle^. All are personally popular and are Parkview Hilton in the capital. So much for the attitude presumes that the two first ladies have gorsky, his administrative assist­ No one has to twist Stolberg’s arm to have him veterans of the Legislature — 10 years for Cibes. 12 bland campaign Lieberman has been running, and nothing better to do than to be well-dressed credits ant in 1984, to review the Bobby J ’s! admit he’s interested. After all. he didn’t get on for Polinsky and 14 for Lavine. All are said to be the restless waiting Weicker has undergone. The to their husbands. If the rumors are merely the manuscript of his book because board the Dukakis bus early in the game for interested. ‘ gloves are off now. creation of a shallow press corps that has to fill the “ he’s a first class writer.” COMMON GROUND nothing — leading the charge among Democratic Others who are being mentioned when ■ May brldegroo'm Art House of East Granby, pages with something, anything, from Moscow, “ That Is totally appropriate legislators as well. And one state VIP who plays the Democrats get together these days are House the 1984 Democratic candidate for Congress in the then the stories demean the media. Both options and to the extent that (a staff national scene well. Peter Kelly of Hartford, talked Majority Leader Bob Frankel of Stratford and Rep. 6th District, has compiled and sent to 50 former are depressing. member) filled that role, it would 200 W. Center St. 649-9380 recently with Dukakis and says Stolberg has a John Wayne Fox of Stamford. campaign aides a newsletter with their addresses DELIVERY HOURS reasonably good shot. Eastern Connecticut hasn't hqd one of its own . and what they are doing now. Could be useful if, as X So if the Duke wins and takes Stolberg with him. this job since a Republican from Old Lyme. J. is likely, he runs again. “Books and More' Tuesday thru Sunday the coveted job of speaker would open up. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June B, 1988 — 9 g - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 8. 19B8 10 Election-year bill proposes FOCUS SCIENCE I & H EA LTH costly Medicare expansion WASHINGTON (AP) - A tax on income above $45,000, Republican and Democratic Cholesterol checks work costly new long-term home health which is currently exempt, but opponents, though lauding the Food stamps don’t buy enough groceries p e o p l e care plan arrives on the House opponents are skeptical, saying intent of Pepper’s bill, said they NEW YORK — More than half those who were floor against the backdrop of a the cost could balloon out of had problems with the way it got coming election and a series of control. to the House floor, its cost, its lack that garage mechanics charge. Informed in community screening programs DEAR MR. ROSS; piggyback Just to buy a drink. Fighting for fibers polls indicating public desire for Ordinarily, the House Ways of a nursing home component, I feel a great sense of achievement that their cholesterol levels were high contacted I’m writing about my A sad fact I must face is that cocaine such a program. and Means Committee and the and the absence of agencies and the grease under my fingernails LOSANGELES a doctor within two months, an encouraging sign friend who’s 44 and a brought me to the point where I staged The home care bill is champi­ Energy and Commerce Commit­ capable of administering the always reminds me for a few days — Movie stars for such programs, a study says. severe epileptic. His a phony burglary for a lousy $70 in oned by Rep. Claude Pepper, tee would have worked on the plan. Thanks after. Glenn Ford and That showed “ very good followup for the epilespy is so out of quarters. My grandparents were D-Fla., who said Tuesday he had Pepper bill before it reached the Pepper assembled a group of Recently all the tools I owned were Debbie Reynolds amount of time that had passed,” said Reagan control that he’s not saving the money for their annual trip been trying for 50 years to help fill floor. influential lawmakers at a rally- A Milfion stolen. I’ve been borrowing from Bradford, director of the Oklahoma Lipid employable even at a to Reno. are involved in a “ a total vacuum" in the area of But under a special arrange­ the-troops news conference Tues­ sheltered workshop. Percy Ross I think it was for the best that I got friends, but I don’t feel right about the fight with city Research Clinic in Oklahoma City. long-term care. ment between Pepper and House day. Among them were Sen. Because he was al­ caught. If cocaine brought me to the inconvenience I cause them. $100 is officials over some Bradford spoke Tuesday at a symposium on But two spurned committee Speaker Jim Wright, Pepper Edward Kennedy, chairman of ways considered re­ point where I’d steal from my family, what I need to get back on track. old clothes — worn cholesterol sponsored by the American Medical chairmen whose panels never got agreed not to offer his home care the Senate Labor and Human tarded, he was never it’s not for me. T.K. by Hollywood Association. a chance to review the bill plan as an amendment to an Resources Committee, and Rep. SANTA ROSA, CALIF. allowed to go to a My grandmother tells me you're a greats such as His results came from about 13,000 people who spearheaded an effort to block its already controversial catastro­ Henry Waxman, chairman of the regular school. He’s no more retarded hurt anyone for anything. millionaire and help people in need. If Greta Garbo, Fred went through pin-prick blood tests for consideration on the House floor phic health bill dealing with the Energy and Commerce health than I am — he was overmedicated for Could you send him enough money you offered me the $70 I stole, I DEAR. T.K.: I give you credit for Astaire and Ru­ cholesterol at shopping malls, schools and other today. cost of acute illness. In return, subcommittee. your mechanical capabilities. If my AP photo his illness. He has since taught for groceries? Even if it’s only for a wouldn’t accept it. That's money I will dolph Valentino. public places. “ We should not allow the rules Wright agreed to let him have a The political pressure on repre­ himself to read by listening to tapes month, what a treat It would be. You’ll pay back on my own. life depended on it, I could no more fix About 70 percent of those who had seen a MORE POWER TO YOU — A TRW of the House to be manipulated to floor vote on his bill. sentatives was enormous. J “ Hollywood his­ not find anyone more deserving. Instead, I ask that you print my a car than I could perform brain and studying primers. tory should stay in doctor received confirmation that their levels technician examines a solar-connector satisfy the popular issue of the After many years in institutions, he MRS. C.M. story, hoping it will help somebody surgery. Hollywood, at a were high, and had started a diet prescribed by array panel at the company’s facilities in moment,” Ways and Means Com­ was finally set up in his own TUCSON, ARIZ. else in the same situation. So, you got it, pal ... $100 is on the mittee Chairman Dan Rosten- ANOTHER MANCHESTER HOMEOWNER way. Hollywood mu­ the physician, Bradford said. Redondo Beach, Calif. The panel is apartment. He receives Just enough S B Other studies suggest that perhaps 40 percent kowski, D-Ill., said Tuesday in a DEAR MRS. C.M.: In biblical times TACOMA, w a sh ! seum," Miss Rey­ HAS lUST TEAMED UP WITH THE BEST Social Security Insurance to pay the of those who go through such screening will be being developed for NASA to promise letter to his coileagues. rent, utilities and phone bill. I’m able people would have referred to yb'ur nolds said Monday at a Hollywood told to see a doctor, he said. more power from less weight. Pepper’s plan would expand to give him about 13 a week from friend as being possessed by a demon. DEAR S.: Substance abuse ... it’s Minneapolis millionaire Percy Rots Pat Kershaw Studio Museum Medicare to include long-term clipping coupons, with which he buys Society’s view hasn’t come far if now out there and growing by the day. It Is Internationally known for his Debbie Reynolds home care benefits for anyonz of news conference 646-8865 used books. your friend is referred to as retarded, turns what was once an innocent child philanthropic works and likes to Shuttle test succeeds Stroke treatment can work any age who is chronically ill or U He has a library card but must be when in fact he suffers from epilepsy. into a thief. Just to sustain a habit. It’s encourage others to help solve prob­ with Ford and others on behalf of the CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - A successful NUTLEY, N. J. - Of the half million can’t perform tasks of daily cautious about going out. Twice he’s The difference is day and night.. . dreadful and it’s deadly. lems for those in need. Write to Percy Hollywood Heritage preservation group. living. been hit by a car while crossing the The check I’m sending yod' Will Thanks for your letter ... let’s hope Ross In care of the Manchester The Los Angeles Department of Recreation launch rehearsal that ended with a mock Americans who suffer a stroke each year, two-thirds survive, according to the National Sen. Paul Simon, D-Ill., the street during an uncontrollable provide groceries for your friend over someone hears the message. Herald, P.O. Box 35000, Minneapolis, and Parks says the costumes should stay in emergency landing will make it easier to Senate sponsor of the Pepper bill, Minn. 55435. Include a telephone Stroke Association. Early detection and seizure. the next six months. Thanks for safe storage at the downtown Fashion conduct the real thing when space shuttle flights said 30 percent of the people in number If you wish. All letters sent to Mr. Ross, his $50 a month in food writing. DEAR MR. ROSS: I’ma 19-year-oId Institute of Design and Merchandising, where resume, NASA officials say. treatment of stroke may significantly increase nursing homes would not have to stamps does not buy him enough guy that does whatever I can to save Mr. Ross are read. Only a few are they were moved two weeks ago. The launch team here, flight controllers in the chance for full, or nearly full, recovery. be there if home services were NEW TO MARKET - A truly special 3/4 answered In this column, although bedroom U&R quality built contemporary groceries. He has even shoplifted and DEAR MR. ROSS: I’m writing money. My greatest reward comes Until the move, the more than 200 costumes, Houston and rescue, weather, safety and other A new brain-imaging agent can help doctors available. others may be acknowledged pri­ ranch with many amenities. Central air, been caught. He said he'd never do it regarding the letter about the grand­ from fixing my car, especially when including Astaire’s shoes, Valentino’s cape support crews on Tuesday practiced the final diagnose strokes earlier, according to its “ We’re going to have an father who stole his grandson’s you stop to consider the high prices vately. security system plus full finished lower level again and I believe him. He wouldn’t and an outfit Garbo wore in the movie three hours of a countdown, followed by a shuttle developer Medi-Physics Inc. The firm says it is explosion in the demand for with possibilities for In-law apartment. "Inspiration," were stored for 20 years in the “ liftoff” on a flight cut short minutes later when the first brain-imaging agent that can cross the long-term care and we ought to Quiet cul-de-sac neighborhood. Conveni­ dilipidated old Lincoln Heights Jail. computers simulated the failure of two main intact blood-brain barrier, the fatty wall that face up to it now," he said at a ent location & less than 20 minutes from Linda Barth of the department cited the engines. surrounds blood vessels in the brain. news conference Tuesday with Hartford. *264,900. r 'GM Husband’s affection leaves institute’s security as a reason for keeping the Three astronauts, “ flying” the mission in a This allows doctors to analyze how well the Pepper and others. clothes there. Houston simulator, reacted swiftly to the brain is functioning within 48 hours after the The Congressional Budget Of­ Dr. Gott The garments were originally part of a planned failure and guided them.selves through onset of stroke symptoms and when other scans fice estimates the home care program would cost nearly $28 Peter Gott, M.D. collection owned by Hollywood Museum a tricky set of manauevers to a safe “ landing” may still appear normal. Thus, the doctor can Merrill Lynch Realty his wife all black and blue on a runway just 3 miles from the Kennedy evaluate appropriate action before the brain billion over five years. Backers Associates. But the group could not raise say it would be paid for by enough money to establish a museum, and the Space Center launch pad. tissue dies from lack of oxygen. about his new love. imposing the Medicare payroll 295 Hartford Tpke., Vernon, Conn. / (203) 872-7777 DEAR collection was sold to the city for $22,000. A B B Y ; I would like to tell him to please "Tony” and I quit calling me, but I’m afraid it have been mar­ would be a mistake. I really don’t Moody Blues rock on ried for nine Dear Abby know how to handle this. Please Successful new cyclotron years. We are help me. LONDON — The Moody Blues rose to fame GRADUATION SPECIAL Tonsils affected both in our Abigail Van Buren ACHING HEART in the ’60s and the rock band’s members are early 50s, and now in their 40s, but the group plans to keep on Give Your Special Graduate the Edge in College it’s the second DEAR ACHING: The next time rocking instead of retiring. {fires ‘atomic cannon balls’ by strep bacteria marriage for he calls you, cut the conversaton "This is not a job to us," bass player John the beam of nuclei it can nucleus, or might even break up both of us. short. And do it each time he calls Lodge said in an interview Tuesday. “ It is a : WASHINGTON (AP) - The CX440M you. Make it plain that you have world’s most powerful cyclotron generate,’’ said Henry G. into a number of medium-sized Olivetti We get along way of life, and as soon as we retired from the fragments. Scientists expect DEAR DR. GOTT: My health class raised some great, but Tony is too affection­ life. I didn’t want to hear these no time to talk to him. Although Aas just passed a crucial test. Blosser, who originated the su­ way of life, it would all be over for us. We may more than 30 nuclear particles to questions our teacher couldn’t answer. Why do you ate. I’m affectionate, too, but intimate details, but more impor­ it’s not as honest as coming right Showing it can fire atomic "can- perconducting accelerator con­ still be going at 80 — well, why stop at 80?" cept and who co-directs the be emitted in some of the more Portable Electronic Typewriter often get little white spots on the back of your throat when he shows affection, he gets tant, I didn’t want to hear out an telling him it’s too painful The Moody Blues’ 13th album is to be i)on balls instead of BBs," and to listen to him talk about his new stands ready for some of the most facility along with MSU physics violent collisions. when you have strep throat? Why do you often get so rough he leaves black and blue negative things about my father. released next week. The English group has love, it’s your right to avoid pain promising experiments ever pre­ professor Sam Austin, $ 2 9 9 0 0 Complete With chills when you have a fever? marks all over me. All this time, he never said a sold more than 50 million records. A complex array of electronic He starts hugging and squeez­ negative word about my mother. whenever possible. Good luck. s s e d by nuclear physicists, the Blosser said the machine, for radiation detectors linked to DEAR READER: Streptococcal bacteria com­ ing me as soon as he gets home He never failed to pay child National Science Foundation said which construction began in 1980. computers will record the out­ monly affect the tonsils, where they cause little from work, and doesn’t let up support, and was far more Trustee to resign reday. “ can accelerate a beam of nuclei come of the collisions. Physicists • 3 Ribbon Cartridges • 3 Lift-off Tapes pockets of infection to develop. Often these pockets until bedtime. He wants me near generous to me and mother than DEAR ABBY; When our son • The NSF said scientists at the of even the heaviest naturally hope that by studying the effects with every purchase! resemble grains of rice: usually they are fluffy and him all the time, so he can he had to be. was diagnosed as being "in an SAN FRANCISCO — Carter administration government-funded National Su- occurring element, uranium, to of temperature, pressure and appear to stick to the tonsils; sometimes the areas playfully pinch or punch me. As a father, he did not fall short. acute stage of schizophrenia” hostage negotiator Warren Christopher says iJerconducting Cyclotron Labora- speeds that will lead to nuclear energy of impact, they will be and was admitted to the special- tpry at Michigan State University COMPLETE PARTS & SERVICE of infection coalesce to form a whitish covering over He weighs twice as much as Aside from meeting his financial he’ll resign as president of Stanford reactions that have never been able to define fundamental rela­ DEPT. ON PREMISES the tonsils. me, and I can’t defend myself. I obligations, he was kind, gentle, care unit of a psychiatric hospi­ University’s board of trustees Friday. succeeded Monday in bending a observed before.” tionships governing nuclear mat­ 8 tal, many friends and relatives narrow; high-energy beam of The end result is tonsillitis. This condition need have begged him to be more supportive and Just strict enough "One of the big challenges is not to stay too When a heavy nucleus in the ter and reactions, simiiar to the not be acute. Young people will occasionally have gentle, but he says he loves me so for my own good. He still is. My asked me how he was doing, what long at the party," Christopher, who has held lieon nuclei so that it flew out of thermodynamic and quantum Features — they could do to help, etc. tjie cyclotron cleanly and hit a cyclotron beam approaches the chronic tonsillitis: hard pellets of Infected material much he can’t help himself. He mother continues to bad-mouth the post for three years, said Tuesday. “ It’s nucleus of a target atom with mechanical equations that have • 2K Memory • Automatic Centering • Bold Typing that are wedged deep into the crypts (crevices) of says he was never this way with him, which leaves me feeling I thanked them for asking, gave one of the most satisfying and interesting jobs painless steel target. been established for chemical them a brief but honest answer ; That success, the NSF said, sufficient speed to overcome • 50 File Storage • Automatic Underlining • 100 Character Daisy Wheel Printer chronically inflamed tonsils. These can cause bad his first wife. angry and sad. I’ve ever had, and I’ve enjoyed it greatly, but their electrical repulsion — or reactions among molecules. • 1 Step Correction • Automatic Carriage Return • Much More breath, a foul taste in the mouth, fatigue, swollen BLACK AND BLUE Why am I writing you all this, concerning his condition, and iheans the K800 cyclotron is normal turnover is the right thing to do.” about 20,000 miles per second — Austin said the collisions of Also — Optional Computer Interface — Spell Check glands in the neck and a tendency to develop IN PITTSBURGH Abby? Because I want you to tell added, "You could send him a ileady for a series of atom- Christopher, 62, said it was “ no big secret” the nuclei can come together and heavy nuclei will lead "to ex­ repeated fevers and upper respiratory infections. other divorced parents that if a get-well card.” s|mashing experiments that could that he planned to leave this year. overlap for an instant. The tremes of density and tempera­ Sore throat may not be present. Antibiotic therapy DEAR BLACK AND BLUE: A parent has faults, the kids will When our insurance coverage guide physicists to fundamental ended at the private hospital, he As deputy secretary of state, Christopher lilies governing subatomic mat­ overlapping nuclei might fly ture as gr'eat as those that cause ALLSTATE may give temporary relief, but tonsillectomy may pinch is a pinch and a punch is notice them — they do not need to negotiated the deal that resulted in the 1981 apart almost unchanged, might 39 Pumell Place took those get-well cards to the ter. It is hoped the studies stars to explode, and which BUSINESS (behind Marlow’s) be the most effective way to cure chronic tonsillitis. still a punch, and both are be pointed out. release of 52 U.S. hostages in Iran. eject neutrons and protons to With respect to your second question: When a state psychiatric hospital with eventually will lead to a better occurred in the ’Big Bang' that physical abuse. Buy youself some Thanks for letting me get this At Stanford, Christopher presided over the form a more stable combined MACHINES Manchester 643-6156 person is ill. Nature has provided a means by which protective padding — the kind him; when he was released from understanding of the forces di­ created the universe.” off my chest. start of the university’s $1 billion fund drive, the immune system can be helped to combat worn by football and hockey A DAUGHTER there, he carried that little bundle recting cosmic events, such as infection. This is fever — a complex biochemical players (I’m serious). Greet of cards home to keep near him. the largest money-raising campaign in the tbe explosions of stars, or The Bolton Congregational Church reaction that forces the body to hold in heat. Tony at the door in full uniform DEAR DAUGHTER: I’m glad He is functioning normally school’s history. supernovas. Because many bacteria and viruses grow best in a and don’t remove it — even at you wrote. Perhaps those who now, and he’s never forgotten the ’ 'The energy of the test beam Pre$ent» its annual constant temperature of normal body heat (98.6 bedtime — until he agrees to get need to be reminded of your thoughtfulness of those people Queen meets children fired this week was 360 million degrees), the body tends to inactivate the invading some professional counseling and message will read It, and heed it. who sent him cards when he was electron volts, but the machine is YANKEE STREET FAIR microorganisms by turning up the thermostat and, learns how to show his love less ill. LONDON — Queen Elizabeth II met more capable of accelerating nuclei to Sat., June 11 • llani-3:30pni in sense, trying to burn them out. sadistically. CLEVELAND energies approaching 8 billion With Engle Equity Lne, than 300 underprivileged children, who Since muscle contractions are a good way to COMMUNICATOR traveled in a colorful 120-cab convoy to electron volts. By comparison, On the Green in Bolton the world’s second most powerful increase body heat (as every athlete knows). DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend Buckingham Palace and the London Zoo. and I broke up four months ago DEAR COMMUNICATOR: Ireavy-ion cyclotron, GANIL in AUCTION 12:00 NOON (Preview 11:60 am) Nature causes us to shiver and have chills at times DEAR ABBY: My parents The cabs arrived at the palace 'Tuesday with and I am having a hard time You communicated a valuable Gaen, France, has accelerated • Home Baked Goods • Attic Treasures • Kids Games • youl never hnw to H out when body heat must be increased. Chills are the divorced when I was 9. In the horns honking and balloons on their hoods. getting over him. He has a new message to pass along to my bieams to energies of 4 billion • Clowns * Petting Zoo • turbo.charing of fever. As uncomfortable as they years that followed, I lived with As they waited for the queen, the children, my mother for the most part, but girlfriend now, but he still calls readers: Those who are hospital­ electron volts. FI//V FOR A L U ! are, they serve a purpose by making us pull on the ages 6 to 12, were entertained with a medley of covers and by producing more heat by muscle the time I spent \yith my father me to talk because he considers ized for any kind of illness ^The U.S. test means that another loan ontficotion. nursery rhymes by the Scots Guard, one of the contraction. was wonderful. M^]|]flMJier had a me a friend. I really don’t know desperately need to know that precision beams of heavy nuclei five army regiments that guard royal homes. In summary, chills and fever go together as a lot of ill feelings reward my what he wants from me. friends and relatives wish them can now be directed into laborato­ natural mechanism designed to disrupt the father. She put him down con­ Abby, I find it very hard to talk well. It takes so little effort to They cheered when Joanne Giordanl, 8, ries at the East Lansing, Mich., metabolisms of foreign germs that are attacking the stantly and told me some very to him because I still care for him send a card or a note, and the joy presented the queen with a bouquet from a facility for use in further experi­ NEED SOME EXTRA body. personal things about their love and it tears me up to hear him talk it can bring is incalculable. wheelchair. Later, they were served lunch in ments, the NSF said. Wellington Barracks across from the palace . Scientists generated the K800 SPENDING MONEY and then put back in the cabs for a trip to the cjrclotron’s first high-energy We may just have a newspaper route zoo. beam in February, using its 9 superconducting magnet to ac­ available in your area... Sports equipment rental full-time businesss Music director named celerate electrically charged he­ (Manchester) lium and carbon nuclei in a tight Arnott Rd...... all Broad St 1-15 DEAR BRUCE: My septic systems and wells. To tell you Of course, you should have your NEW YORK — New York City Opera Music spiral. Within the 7-foot-diameter Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 Woodland St.. ,111-249 friend and I would like the truth, the only kind of well I’ve well-water supply tested periodically. 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The same thing is true of a request granted. sure is great and, therefore, the cost of DEAR BRUCE: I was born and driven well. The presence of either of 591, Manchester 06040. Letters of Miss Murphree would not say how much . H.C.C. THE MANCHESTER HERALD your insurance will be high. raised in the city, and like many city these would not discourage nie from general interest will be answered In Penthouse paid her for her story. Given that, it may be very difficult folks, I have a distinct distrust for buying a home. the column. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 8, 1988 — II 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 8. 1988 12 ------— N

MARKET REPORT OSHA would add rules against toxic chemicals REAlJ lESTATE OPPORTUNITIES The St WASHINGTON (AP) - Millions of changes is likely to surface in hearings the! workers would be exposed to smaller scheduled to begin next month or through tods concentrations of toxic chemicals on the court challenges later. coul job under the first wholesale revision of OSHA officials said immediate com­ Century 21 Epstein Realty f e a tu r in g : Fiano Realty Ben federal occupational health regulations pliance with most of the proposed DON’T depi governing the hazards. standards could be achieved through the app The Occupational Safety and Health use of personal respirators. However, they 543 North Main St. The Highlands in Coventry In h Administration on Tuesday proposed added that the agency envisions requiring O n tu ij;, Manchester LET THE L cutting job exposure limits for 234 toxic the adoption of more expensive engineer­ ton chemicals and bringing 168 others under ing controls such as ventilation systems I 647-8895 of 1 government regulation for the first time. within four years. This new subdivision offers a Woi “This is a 20-year technological leap Pendergrass called the regulations “the EPSTEIN REALTY NEXT dec that brings the country’s basic occupa­ most significant workplace exposure WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS A TTENTION variety of approved building lots Hai tional health regulations up to date,” said action taken by OSHA in its 17-year Each office independently owned and operated. ren OSHA Administrator and Assistant Labor history.” on rolling wooded hills affording HOME ren Secretary John A. Pendergrass. Union officials endorsed the goal but privacy and seclusion or open level bel BUSINESS Officials estimated that the new expo­ complained that the proposal requires no T sure ceilings will reduce job-related monitoring to assure that exposure Bring The Children lots in a serene rural setting ready BUYER will fatalities due to cancer, respiratory and ceilings are not exceeded. They also noted East Hartford *149,900 i^v and P&W gets engine orders cardiovascular ailments and liver and that it excludes some toxic chemicals such Wonderful spacious home for to be built on. So, if you're a loci kidney diseases by 500 a year. Illnesses as beryllium, chromates and silica. vour growing family. 3 or 4 bed- Cr< EAST HARTFORD - Pratt & Whitney will fall by an estimated 55,000 annually, “We generally supported the project, roomst IVi bafhs> walk to builder looking for the perfect SNEAK me Aircraft has received a $75 million order from school, convenient to high­ 10 they said. but we’re disappointed," said Diane ways. Call for details. Ho| Korean Air Lines for 15 JT9D-7R4 engines to Approximately 3.6 million workers are Factor, an industrial hygienist for the setting, or you are looking for your anc power Boeing 747 freighter aircraft, the now exposed to concentrations of the AFL-CIO. “To have an exposure limit dream home, then The Highlands AWAY! adc company announced. chemicals above the proposed new ceil­ without a monitoring requirement is like Cui KAL also selected Pratt & Whitney PW4000 ings, OSHA officials said. They estimated ordering a 55 miles per hour speed limit Tranquility is for you. Lots starling at *70,000. Hoi for three of its wide-body aircraft, the the cost to industry of meeting the new without a speedometer.” ♦ 4 7 C company said Tuesday. standards at $900 million a year. Ms. Factor said, however, it is unlikely Columbia *227,900 Advertise your listings herel cor KAL’s order brings the total engine orders Some of the most widely used chemicals that the AFL-CIO would challenge the Marvelous new contemporary sal ■ Cape on wooded lot. Solar ori­ cat Pratt & Whitney has received so far in 1988 to for which exposure limits would be standards in court. ented. Cedar clapboard siding, 646-5200 nearly $2 billion, the company said. reduced are choloroform, carbon monox­ Randy Schumacher, director of health skylights, vaulted ceilings. wh Pratt & Whitney is a division of ide, hydrogen cyanide, ammonia and and safety for the Chemical Manufactur­ Flexible floor plan. A must to Cn Hartford-based United Technologies Corp. trichlorethylene. ers Association, said his group supports see. Call 643-'2711 Ne IM iS IQuti tov Employers would have to meet the new OSHA’s approach but added he antici­ Fiano Realty OPPOBlUMlt ask for Debbie standards six months after the final pates challenges from companies to some Tax-change bill now law regulations are approved. of the specific limits. < HARTFORD — A bill eliminating the tax on Pendergrass said approval of the “This is a good one-time approach, but M19.\ regulations could come as earlier as OSHA needs some kind of mechanism that services provided by a business for a wholly November. But he acknowledged that allows this to occur on a more routine owned subsidiary has been signed into law by business opposition to many of the basis,” Schumacher said. Gov. William A. O'Neill. The measure, effective immediately, also R E A L ESTATE SERVICES etroaiMHif applies to services between companies that L'/-' 63 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 j 4 I arc both owned by a third company. New plan would consolidate REAL ESTATE ^ fro The bill is expected to cost the state $60 wit million in yearly revenues. But since the 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester wit 1988-89 budget was adopted in anticipation of competing pipeline ventures fac the bill’s passage, the budget will not be MANCHESTER *149,900 the affected. HARTFORD (AP) — Proponents of the number of applications we have to Six room one owner home In terrific Ac controversial Iroquois natural gas pipe­ review," Allen said. “We’re looking for neighborhood. Large rooms Colonial she Sears has new manager line are trying to persuade competing settlements in cases where the customers throughout, (ult walk-out Manchester — *179,900. coi companies to join forces with them to are duplicative.” basement. Keeney School District. Excellent neighborhood!! Spa­ pel William R. Bowles Large country size lot and easy cious 8 room home, 4 bedrooms, I has taken the post of develop an bigger pipeline for the The federal agency decided Tuesday to access to 1-384. 1st floor front to back family room ask all companies that have proposals fea manager at the Northeast. B O LTO N - See this exceptional 8 room Custom — Large deck, 1 full, 2 half baths, The proponents have submitted a $595.4 pending for the Northeast to submit Built Contemporary Colonial, that offers a spacious finished basement. House is set on Fo Sears, Roebuck 4 million plan incorporating their proposal settlement plans by June 23. IMMACULATE! a large beautiful lot! A great va­ Pr Co, store at the with those of other companies. ’The plan The Iroquois proposal is not a final plan, 1st floor family room, and Florida room, deluxe lue! ! Some owner financing too! dol Manchester Par- would provide gas to three more states but a starting point for discussions about a kitchen, formal dining room and living room, 3 bed­ ■Vinyl sided Cape in family neighborhood. Open and Ve kade. than the current proposal. compromise, Iroquois spokesman Gary B. rooms, 2 baths with many extras. A beautiful home spacious floor plan. Newer carpeting, furnace, se« Bowles came to It would require the construction of 13 Davis said. MANCHESTER *149,900 throughout, situated on a well landscaped 1 acre insulation, roof and driveway. A “must see” home! Colonial oni Manchester from more miles of pipeline in the New Haven Iroquois submitted the plan to the Very attractive Ranch In great fam­ plus lot. *284,900. Manchester — *184,900 La Greenboro, N.C.. area. The route of the 358-mile Iroquois federal Energy Regulatory Commission ily neighborhood. Two full baths, Asking *168,900.00 Henry St. area!! 4 Bedrooms too! thf where he had been line from Iroquois, Ontario, to Long Island Friday during a hearing called to discuss two fireplaces, Florida room off This tastefully decorated home is St. executive develop­ would remain unchanged. how to handle the 20 applications. kitchen and open front porch. ‘Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” super for a large family! Close to Fantastic lower level family room Bowers School, tiling & MHS. ment and training The additional pipeline would be con­ "I think there are tremendous benefits and one car attached garage. Call Large finished walk out base­ manager for Sears structed by the Tennessee Gas Pipeline in this overall approach,” said James for details. U&R REALTY CO. STRANO REAL ESTATE _ ment, 1st floor den, also 1st floor since 1985. Pre­ Co. of Houston and the Algonquin Gas Healy, senior vice president of corporate 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT laundry room. Beautiful fireplace viously, he held Transmission Co. of Boston, according to development for Southern Connecticut 643-2692 in living room! Come take anook! I management posi­ the plan. Gas Co. A combination of proposals would ^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor CALL TODAY - 647-“SOLD” | tions in Sears stores Iroquois officials hope the so-called provide cheaper gas and fewer miles of - FREE HOME EVALUATION — in West Virginia. "settlement proposal" will speed up the new pipeline construction. approval process by consolidating some of New York and William R. Bowles William Gundling. an assistant state’s REALTY WORLD' Maryland. the 19 pipeline plans proposed to serve the Northeast that are in competition with the attorney general, said he hopes the plan is D.W.FISH (203) 640-7709 73 W m I C«nt»r Sirs*! Bowles has a bachelor’s degree in geography Fiano Realty C o . , BtnoU/FrtchtU# Ai»ocl«l«t Minch»il«r, CT 06040 Iroquois plan. a first step toward a settlement. ^ fi£ G a ^ i u Commercial-Investment Company and sociology from Towson State University. Tamara Allen of the federal Energy "Our hope is somebody will come up He and his wife, Sandy, have a daughter, with a way to piece all the proposals OF/ h o m e s WE GET RESULTS Regulatory Commission said Tuesday it 646^5200 F O R S A L E Jennifer. will take until at least late 1992 to approve together," he said. “A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES” a project unless the companies reach a He was disappointed that the Iroquois VERNON route had not changed, however. 4 i j i Coleco denies sale of line settlement. Gas companies say the m MIS CQUAiHOUSINO • Route 83, 8 acre Industrial Site, 1 Northeast region needs increased gas "I naively had hopes or high hopes that OrUORTUNITV excellent for mini warehouse/ WEST HARTFORD — Financially troubled supplies before then. the Iroquois line would have a different BOLTON • *335,000. BEAUTIFUL SPLIT LEVEL storage. Industrial Condo use. Coleco Industries Inc denied a published "Hopefully it will whittle down the configuration or routing,” he said. 1*1 . Luxurious Country Estate Living! MANCHESTER *159,900 MANCHESTER SPOTLESS *169,900 TOLLAND report Tuesday that it has sold its lines of 4 Bedroom Conlemporsry in Fisno 3 BR’s/IVi baths. Skylit living room, dining room Four bedroom Cape on a quiet street. Eat-In kitchen, • 20 +/— prime commercial plastic outdoor toys for an estimated $30 Estates, features jacuzii bath off with sliders to large deck. Set on e deep Tot In a formal dining room with hardwood floors, chair rail end acres on Rte 195 adjacent to master bedroom. Kitchen area a gour­ convenient location. crown molding. Spacious flrepleced living room, 2 full 1-84. PBD zoned. Potential million baths. New vinyl elding. Barbara Wruck. a Coleco vice president, Paying off house mortgage met's delight. Boasts wet bar and uses Include cluster develop­ extensive light oak cabinetry. Many ment, strip shopping and offices. said the report of a sale to Hasbro Inc., the more custom touches await country’s largest toy company, was your inspection! BOLTON premature. eliminates stress and tension BOLTON - *225,000 D.W.HSH • 31 acres In excellent location for "We do intend to find a purchaser for that THE REALTY COMPANY potential subdivision. Property also product line. The company has not announced QUESTION; My husband and Completely Liveable! Include* historic 18th century anything official at this point." Wruck said. I are in our 50s. Three years ago. This comfortable raised ranch offers 4 Colonial w/several outbuildings for we took a loan tp buy a new bedrooms, 2 ^ baths, central air and possible horse term. ’The Hartford Courant. quoting industry vac. Situated on 1 acre country set­ analysts and Coleco sources, said Coleco had house. We found the monthly mortgage payments to be a real Investors’ ting, yet convenient to city. Barbecue F O R L E A S E East Hartford *1 4 5 ,9 0 0 reached an agreement to sell the lines that on the wrap-around deck off kitchen. I Better helped launch the West Hartford-ba.sed struggle and really dreaded the Guide PRICE REDUCEDIII S. WINDSOR - *289,000 ELLINGTON company more than 30 years ago. thought of coming up with those This 3 bedroom RANCH Is located In a nice family neighborhood! payments for the rest of our William A. Doyle • Rental/Professlonel Office space Carpet throughout. Ceramic tile kitchen floor. 12x22 family room The newspaper said Hasbro had an "IT’S A 10!” MANCHESTER WELL MAINTAINED •164,900 available In 2 shopping centers lives. It was causing stress and Impressive Contemporary in estab­ Three bedroom Colonial with oversized attached with coal stove heat in basement. Storage shed in beck yard. Give agreement to buy the product lines and the lished neighborhood of fine homes. on high traffic - Route 83. us the opportunity to show you these and other features of this af­ tension, but somehow we always garage. Flrepleced living room, 1 Vi baths, formal dining Several sites available starting New York state plant where they are produced Open floor plan highlights plenty of fordable homel managed to keep up. and eat-ln kitchen — all In excellent conditloni at 1400 SF at • ll^ tq .t t . in partnership with an unidentified Canadian I recently received an in i i i u i i well lit space, spectacular room investor. inheritance and paid off the mortgage. We tively low interest or dividends — in hopes arrangement and an abundance of convenient living features. OFFKE HOURS 243 Main Straat, Manchester, CT 06040 now have a roof over our heads for the rest the investments will grow and eventually 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Dally 0:000:00 (203) 646-7709 Banks improve earnings of our lives and a debt-free legacy lor my provide higher income and/or market 871 -1 400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 0W 66 ______Sot. 0:00-5:00 ^ 643-4616______. children. value Those folks are risk takers. 'Homework Is What We Do Best!” Pi WASHINGTON — Earnings at the nation’s Our friends and family say we made a As for the tax angle, it’s true you lost an ■<. commercial banks rebounded in the first three mistake paying off the mortgage. They income tax deduction by paying off the months of this year as improvement among point out we lost the income tax deduction mortgage. But your friends and relatives Midwestern farm banks and at the largest for mortgage interest payments They tell ignore the fact that you would have had to 6^6100 :i banks offset a dismal performance in us we could have invested the money in pay income tax on the interest and/or AN EAGER Southwest oil states, the government said some kind of income-generating account dividends received from investments. Tuesday. that would have left us meet the Besides the monetary considerations, The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., which burdensome mortgage payments. I’m there’s the psychological value of owning E BUYER LORI ROAD - BOLTON insures deposits up to $100,000 in 13,540 banks, beginning to think I did a stupid thing. the house free and clear. Home ownership TRADITIONAL COLONIAL - BOLTON 197 LeFOLL BLVD., SO. WINDSOR What do you think? is the biggest investment the average Dstlon and colora plus quality eonstrucllon makes up this Immsculsts JMJ built SH room Colonlsl, 2'4 bsihs. ostsgs said earnings improved in all areas of the family makes. For most families it is also S'4 room BEHRMANN BUILT horns. 2x8 construction and mors. >2Sffsl A grsst buy. SUDDENLY BACK ON •20(rs. country except the Southwest. But that was ANSWER: That you did a wise thing. the best investment. CHECKS THE Beal Estate Call 846-2482 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI ” enough to pull the industrywide profit down Here, we’re dealing with a simple fact of THE MARKET!!! Call 646-2482 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI" somewhat from $5.3 billion in January-March QUESTION: My mother, who is 55. owns Here’s another chance to purchase ihiH terrific 6 + 6 financial life stressed in this column over a house and rents it out for $550 a month. Duplex on Ijiurel Street. Enormous rooms, mans 1987, to $5 billion for the same period this year. the years. modern improvements throughout, separate utilitien. 2 Overall earnings were held back by a $1.64 It’s an old house and needs repairs. If she 647-8400 When you are in debt and have money REAL ESTATE car garage. Excellent income producer. Seller wantu billion loss in the Southwest. Nearly all of that .sells the house and comes away with 168 Main Street, Manchester action! *186.900. available, you come out ahead by staying $70,000, what kind of investment should is attributable to First RepublicBank Corp. in in debt only if you can earn more on your Dallas, which posted a $1.49 billion loss. money than the cost of your debt. she look into to get $550 a month income? PAGE IN THE The FDIC has provided nearly $1 billion to Ask your busybody friends and relatives ANSWER; The rent totals $6,600 a year. stabilize First RepublicBank, Texas’ largest where you could have invested your On $70,000, that’s 9.4percent. Yourmother hanking organization, and may have to spend inheritance at higher interest than the can get 9.4 percent, with absolute safety, 21 BLUEBERRY CIRCLE, ELLINGTON another $1 billion to attract a buyer to take it interest on the mortgage. It’s virtually by investing in U S. Treasury bonds. Many MANCHESTER 92 OAK FOREST DR. Fabulous Condo Living With Much PHvacy - Imm tc^ata 5 Immsculsts horns In family nslghbotbood. 7 room, 4 BH, over. certain any investments they suggest Government National Mortgage Associa­ room, 2 badroom townhouia In OAK baths. Prfesd under $200.0001 New kHchsn in d deck, 2 tion modified pass-through securities — CONDOMINIUM. Larga aniranca foyar with akyllght. rac car gsrsosl involve some risk From the content and room and garaga, •140’a. tone of your letter, it’s doubtful you’re GNMA, for short and "Ginny Mae” by Call 646-2482 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI" Consumer confidence rises HERALD Call 646-2462 "WE’RE SELLING HOUSESI" willing to take risks. And. considering nickname — have even higher yields. NEW YORK — All may not be well with the your family situation, you shouldn’t. The $6,600 annual rent, however, is your American economy, but a survey says Things would be different, if you could mother’s total income from that house. ‘WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” have put your inheritance in an invest­ Surely, she has expenses, including consumers’ confidence rose in May to its BRAND NEW LISTING!!! •miAiHotnsfS highest level since the "Soaring Sixties.” ment producing more safe interest or property taxes. She should deduct all BRAND NEW LISTING!!! orrosiUHiTf dividends than the mortgage percentage expenses from the $6,600 to figure her net Stunning 2 year old contemporary home on 1.8 acres of Fantastic 5+5 Two-family in Manchester. Excellent Blanchard & Rossetto The Conference Board, a business- pluah green grasa in Bolton. 2200 square feet of top condition inside and out, updated kitchen and baths, Isalsr supported research group, said Monday its interest rate. income from the house. Divide that net quality construction, 2-3 bedrooms, 2 baths, open and separate gas utilities, laundry hook-up, kitchen cmis« Misi Now. some people who are ready, income by the money she will receive from airy floor plan. Dynamite .1 car garage with loft. See for appliances, fireplace on 1st floor, fenced rear yard. REAL ESTATE 646-2482 Consumer Confidence Index reached 119.2 in Priced right! •169,900. May, the strongest since December 1969, when willing and financially able to take on risk the sale and you’ll know what percentage he see your listings?! yourself — you’ll love it! •270,900. stay in debt or take on new debt and make yield is necessary to produce the same it stood at 126.0, investments currently producing rela­ income. 1» — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 8, 1988 1 iBaiifliratrr Hrrah'i Tenants Bolton gets signal Deli’s owner says Newman Section 2, Page 13 From page 1 after 3-year wait pledged food company stock FOOD Wednesday, June 8,1988 They’re old barracks buildings.” Stephen Cassaro a member of By Nancy Concelman negotiations to try and get it.” BRIDGEPORT (AP) - After involved in this (food company) wanted to meet with him in the the town Board of Directors, said Manchester Herald The $12,340 for the signal four days of testimony and a few for 30 months and contributed spring of 1983. today that the department offices was appropriated from the witnesses, an attorney for the time and effort.” , “ I went to his office and he said, could either move permanently to BOLTON — A long-awaited general fund in the 1986-87 Westport delicatessen owner who Gold said he considered that his ‘Paul has decided there will be no Bentley or a new town hall, budget, he said. The other “ judgement and perseverance... stock distribution to anyone and Several years ago Parisian ehef Alain SURPRISING VANILLA! counting, but the flavor is ambrosial traffic light at the intersection is suing Paul Newman says he depending on whether voters of South Road and Route 44 has two-thirds of the cost of the may conclude his arguments led to the success of this he’ll be the 100 percent sole Senderens created quite a .stir with his and the total di.sh. witli its bouquet of approve building a new town hall owner,” ' Gold said. been installed at a cost of about signal will be covered by the today. corporation.” vanilla, is well worth a little splurging. in November. 133,000, with 312,340 of that state Department of Richard Albrecht, an attorney Gold is suing Newman, of recipe for Roast. Lobster with Vanilla Laurie Prytko, executive direc­ “ He said, ‘Paul will publicly paid by the town. Transportation. for deli owner Julius Gold, said Westport, charging that he was Butter Sauce. Vanilla — the ice cream Boned ehieken breasts are sauteed first, tor of the Manchester Association acknowledge your contribution,’ The light was installed Sat­ Maintenance for the signal, Tuesday that he would bring in promised 8 percent of the stock of Retarded Citizens’ Sheltered and I said, ‘Leo, what does it and dessert flavoring — in a main dish? then kirseli is added to tlie .skillet urday after a three-year wait, including the electric bill, will “ one or two” more witnesses from Newman’s food company. Workshop, said MARC has not mean that Paul will publicly followed by cream and carrot juice said Bolton Selectman Dou­ cost the town $800 a month, today, and then finish his Newman and his attorneys have acknowledge it?’ " It turned out to be a delightful surprise. decided where to move its Second glas T. Oieney. Administra­ which has been included in the arguments. said the charge is without merit. aeeented with vanilla. Ilie sauce is Hand Rose, a thrift shop cur­ “ He said, ‘I don’t know. He’ll do Today, chefs are making news with tive Assistant Karen Levine 1988-89 budget. He would not say whether he Gold said Tuesday that he was rently housed at Bentley. The something appropriate,’” Gold cooked until reduced and thickened. said the light was needed A blinking yellow light had would call Newman to the stand. told by Leo Nevas, who has vanilla in many well-known restaurants. remainder of the workshop will said. because of heavy traffic in the been installed a number of Gold testified Tuesday that he worked as an attorney for New­ In NewVork, at tlie three-star restaurant Potatoes or rice may he sened with it, be housed at Bentley. years ago at the nearby man. that he would receive the Gold also said that he told area. was told that Newman said he La Reserve, Chef Andre Gaillard cele­ and peas or young squasli. The reopening of the school also In 1986, about 300 residents intersection Lakeside Lane would get some stock from the stock. • Nevas that he was promised the will force Crossroads Inc., a drug signed a petition requesting and Route 44 to slow traffic, actor’s food company but then Gold said that when he didn’t stock and that he would take it brates the versatility of vanilla in a warm For dessert, drained canned pears are and alcohol counseling service but, “ It never really worked,” changed his mind. receive the stock, he called A.E. and give it to charity. J the light because of the diffi­ shrimp salad .served with a vanilla vinai­ located at Bentley, to move. culty of turning left from South Cheney said. “ I said I was shocked and Hotchner, Newman’s business “ He laughed and said, ‘Who do pureed in a blender as a first step in Crossroads is currently in Road onto Route 44 during Cheney said he thought the astonished.” Gold said in Bridge­ partner and longtime friend. He you think you are? Paul New­ grette dressing, and a main dish using preparing a pear bavarian, riie puree is merger negotiations with New man?’” Gold said. peak traffic hours. new signal would blink for port Superior Court. “ I had been said that he was told that Nevas chicken breasts. For dessert he offers a stirred into a cooked gelatin mixture Hope Manor, a residential drug “ There’s a lot of traffic at about a month before being and alcohol treatment facility for superlative sweet, a cream}’ pear and that intersection,” Levine turned on so drivers can get and flavored witli vanilla, llien the adolescent girls, said Theodore T. said. used to it. vanilla bavarian. mixture is folded into vxliipped cream Cummings, president of the New The cost of the signal, No Spanish in Fargo case “ There had been quite a and chilled until firm in individual Hope board of directors. number of accidents.” said estimated by a Department of Tlie shrimp salad can be easily dupli­ Cummings, who would not Cheney, who lives on South Transportation engineer at monitoring post on one track of molds. This can he done the day before. U comment on the merger talks, HARTFORD (AP) - A federal sounds like mumbo jumbo.” cated at home from c;hef Andre’s recipe. Road. $75,000 in 1986, was reduced to their tape recorders whiie record­ said the reopening would not judge has rejected a defense In denying the request, Clarie Vanilla CTistard Sauce may al.so be pre­ He added. “ We were in long $33,000 in 1987. ing conversations and back­ It’s made with a vanilla vinegar (see cause problems. Depending on request in the $7 million Wells told Wieselman “ to do the best ground noise in the houses on the pared and refrigerated, tlien spooned whether a merger is completed. Fargo robbery case for a Spanish­ you can” in presenting evidence. recipe) that can also be used with Crossroads will either move with speaking special master to help Federal judges can appoint second track. over each liaiarian just liefore seriing. The purpose of the dual taping sauteed fish and chicken. Tlie salad New Hope Manor or seek new untangle some of the “ mumbo lawyers to act as special masters was so that background noise makes a delicate, delicious first course For siiiiplieit}’’s sake we’ve given direc­ town office space, he said. jumbo” in defense presentations. who study an issue and then Campaign A defense lawyer on Tuesday report their findings to the judge. could later be filtered out. or you can double the recipe for a light tions for using pure vanilla extract in asked U.S. District Judge T. Wieselman on Tuesday had The agents were permitted to From page 1 listen only when they overhe.'’ rd luncheon main course. the recipes, as well as for vanilla beans N Emmet Clarie to appoint the defendant Luz Berrios Berrios special master to review defense play tape recordings made by the conversations about crimes. which Chef Andre originally used. Me Antiques assertions that many FBI agents FBI during its 16-month, court- They were permitted to make Sutpn'sing Chicken frequent spot-checks to deter­ warns, liowever, against using imitation From page 1 sweep stood at 2,251, according to Reagan’s presidency. Bush could perjured themselves in the case. authorized wiretapping of the Chef Andre’s BreTst of Chicken with the latest Associated Press count. find strength in the Republican Clarie, however, rejected attor­ defendants in their homes in mine what was going on in the vanilla extract whieli is made from Confronted by polls saying hold on the electoral votes of ney Jacob Wieselman’s request Puerto Rico from 1984 to 1985. houses. Vanilla Carrot Sauce isn’t for calorie wood pulp, and leaves a hitter aftertaste. Southern and Western states. without giving an explanation. Berrios has spent hundreds of The defense says it can prove Items already in the shop range Dukakis was the current choice of a majority of voters. Bush said, The vice president was meeting Wieselman, a Hartford lawyer, hours studying the more than that the agents were listening from notepaper for $3, decorated this morning in Washington with made the suggestion to Clarie 1,000 reels of tape recordings the illegally between the spot-checks with fiber fiowers, to a $190-doll “ I ’m fighting back. I ’m the underdog now.” Reagan, who has vowed to after the judge indicated Tuesday FBI made of the defendants. because the agents all too often with a finely painted porcelain campaign hard for his loyal that he found a portion of the During most of the wiretap had their television or radio tuned FRUITED VANILLA face. The shop takes 25 percent of While Dukakis could enter the WARM SALAD race with an edge in poils showing second. defense presentation confusing. investigation, the FBI agents to the same programs airing in a the selling price on each item. Both Bush and Dukakis vowed “ Quite frankly,” Wieselman recorded the sound from a house at the start of the spot- BAVARIAN According to Laughiin, most Americans wanting a change O F S H R IM P after nearly eight years of Ronald to avoid negative campaigns. said, “ unlessyou speakSpanish it television and radio in their check. shops and galieries charge a WITH VANILLA / can (16 ouuces) pears packed commission of between 40 and 50 in e.xtra light syrup percent. Each month, the shop will VINAIGRETTE t eiirelope uufluivred gelatin feature one of the gallery artists. LIMITED TIME 2 tahtespoous pure ruuillu 6 tablespoons hazelnut or For June, the featured artist is e.xiract* Prisca Kenison, who makes apple WHIRLPOOL vegetable oil, dit ided ONLY! I tahtespoou lemon juice doils in her apartment in the COMPACTOR 1 tablespoon pure vanilla • R » i •40. WOllTH 1 16 teaspoon salt Velvet Mill Apartments. “ It th -.. OF COMPACTOR RAOS. e.\tract‘ seemed appropriate to start with 11/4 cups heavy (whipping) cream 'S5lEKSOFJTeMS 11/2 teaspoons chopped fresh one of our neighbors,” said Vauilhi Custard Sauce (recipe Laughiin, referring to the fact tarragon leaves or t/4 teaspoon follows) that the museum is at 126 Cedar dried tanagon. crushed St., very close to the Velvet Mill. 3/4 cup assorted fresh fruits, .such EMERSON t/2 teaspoon salt Although the shop will open as sliced kiwi, hluchen ies. officially on Sunday, in conjunc­ 24 PINT t/4 teaspoon ground black pepper St ran herries, raspheiries tion with an exhibit called Gems DEHUMIDIFIER t pound fresh or frozen jinnho of the Collection, Laughiin has shrimp, shelled, dereined and Drain pears reserritig I '2 cup syrup, in already been selling a limited cut in half lengthwise selection of wares for a month. 1^9 1 TODAY'S a im FIX!) \rv< I ;v v tok li•im:i:v a’ii'omi; ri..n-or a how! of a food processorfHied with a “ We have had several people ‘‘^WHIRIFOOL 1 6 ounces Boston or other mild metal wing blade or in a container of who are here from out of town, lettuce, torn in hite sized an electric hieuder process pears until 8 and they have remarked on how UNDERCOUNTER 1 high the quality is. They are DISHWASHER 1 pieces (about 4 cups) smooth, ahout 15 seconds ( makes about amazed that we have found so • ENERGY SAVER ■ 2 tablespoons butter / cup puree): set aside, hi a medium many interesting things, all from NMERS 2 tablespoons Vanilla Vinegar saucepan sprinklegelutin over reserved one town,” said Laughiin. •279 1 ( recipe follows ) VANILIA-qAiise VANILLA-fipeciafties i/2 cup syrup: let stand 5 minutes to soften. Over tow heat cook and stir In a medium howl combine 2 table • .Madagascar. Reunion and H ie Cnmnres l.slands pro Here arc some of llie ways lhal chefs all over Ihe coiiiilr\ are westinghouseI using real vanilla in iiileresling new ways: gelatin mixture until dissolved. 3 to 5 c u jr . .spoons oil, pure vanilla e.xiract. tarra­ duce approximately 75", of the world's supply of vanilla. Teachers i i i 10 1 The product from this area is know n as Bourbnn vanilla • Chef Bernhard Ponc/.ek celebraled Ihe opening of ihe Fairmont minutes: remove from heat. Stir in pure CHESH gon. .salt and black pepper, mix welt. and is recognized as Ihc Hnesl classic vanilla flavor. Hotel in San Jose, California b\ sen iiig a salad of apples and celer> ratiillu e.xiract. lemon juice, salt and From page 1 REEZER .Add .shrimp: toss to coat completely marinated in cream cheese mayonnaise dressing spiked with .• Vanilla comes from a tropical orchid — Ihc only one of reserved pureed pears: .«'/ aside, hi a Cover and refrigerate 6 hours or over­ some 20,000 varieties of orchid lhal yields an edible vanilla extract and fresh ginger. • Seeds from Ihe vanilla bean added to heavy cream make a sauce large howl o f an electric mixer whip product. lhc.se two people not part of our night. Just before .serring. arrange for sea scallops, papaya and mangoes sened at (Jief (.liarlie • Each vanilla orchid is pnllinaled by hand in produce cream until soft peaks form. Carefully school system” •269 lettuce on 4 .salad plates, set aside. Trotter's restaurant in Chicago. Ihe flavor bearing fruit we call a vanilla bean. Over the next month. Manches­ • In New Orleans the C.afe .Anglais pairs a shrimp and tomato co rn fold pear mixturif into cream, I 3 at a 'whIle.WttstInghousej PANASONIC I sing a slotted .spoon remove shrimp ter will offer remedial tutoring to -.-Vtanilla beans -are folly grown two monihs after with rice studded with raisins and almonds and sweetened with a time, until combined. Spoon mixture GENIUSOEMIUS from marinade io~'a "plate, reserve the teachers in hopes that they ferlilizalinn, but require five In seven more monihs In spoonful of vanilla extract. into 4 ( 6-ouiice) individual molds with will pass the test, he said. MICROWAVE marinade. In a medium .skillet melt reach maturity. • TOUCH • PBOK • Chef Claude (Juermont at Le Pavilion in Poughkeepsie. N.V. flat bottoms (such as custard cups or Bolton Superintendent Richard • AUTO COOK hntler. Add shrimp, cook and stir over • At harvest. Ihc beans have no vanilla flavor o r aroma. senes chicken breasts in a sauce of chicken stock and creme E. Packman, said his school • TUNTAtU souffle dishes): chill until firm . 2 lo 4 medium heat until shrimp turn pink II takes an additional five to six months of curing to fraiche mellowed w ith while wine in w hich split vanilla beans have system tries not to hire teachers develop our favorite flavor. been steeped. hours. To .serve: Quickly dip each mold IvBlIH IH G and opacpie. about 2 minutes. I 'sing a who are not certified to avoid • For pure vanilla extract, the beans arc chopped finely • A recipe for (za/pacho scented witli vanilla extract is called (-old into hot water then loosen with a thin having to force teachers to quit slotted spoon remore shrimp to a plate, and alcohol is circulated through them lo extract Ihe Vanilla Soup by F,xcciilive Chef Buona\ entiira Femaiide/. at Windows for not meeting licensing require­ knife or u nurrow melul .spuhda: nn cover to keep warm. To skillet add flavor — a process much like percolating coflee. on Ihe Green, Pier 66 Hotel and .Marina, Fort l^iiderdale. Florida. ments. None of the 12 teachers mold onto center o f u dessert plate. QUASAR Vanilla Vinegar, scraping up brown who failed the test were from MICROWAVE Pour ahout I 4 cup Vanilla Custard Bolton. •TOUCH hits from pan.. Add remaining 4 table Sauce over each hurariuii. (lariiish “ Unless we’re absolutely des­ spoons oil and reserved marinade. perate. we look for someone with fruits. Cook and stir until hot. about / min who’s certified” he said. “ It’s an H29 ) l/:U): -i portions embarrassment. I’d choose to nie. Place .shrimp on prepared plates, *()r suhstitute seeds from 2 (8-inch) avoid it.” FAMOUS MAKE pour dressing over .shrimp: garnish rail ilia beaus fo r pure ranilla e.xiract. 5" COLOR TV with chopped tomatoes, if desired. BREAST OF CHICKEN WITH VANILLA CARROT SAUCE Reports from the Associated • AC/DC scrape and add seeds to hot gelatin Press are included in this story. ViHi): 4 portions 9 mixture. If desired, place pods hi a 'O r substitute / (8-iuch) vanilla bean, small canister of sugar to make vanilla •219 split iengthivi.se. fo r pure ranitia c.v- 2 tablespoons pure vanilla extract*, divided 2 tablespoons butter , Man injured !/4 cup kirsch (chetry flavored brandy) sugar. ^ o f f e r R ^ ^ ? mS eVhis our MAYTAG tract: scrape and add seeds to oil along I I/4 pounds boned and skinned chicken AUTOMATIC with the pod: remote pod when shrimp breast halves (cutlets), pounded / Clip heavy (whipping) cream SALE EW 3/4 cup fresh carrot Juice (see note) or in accident WASHER are cooked. I/4-inch thick VANILLA CUSTARD • HEAW DUTY \l/2 teaspoon salt canned carrot ju ice or vegetable Juice A 52-year-old man was injured • lAROE CAPACITY SAUCE Monday when his motorcycle a ir conditioner 1/4 teaspoon ground black pepper cock ta il skidded into a car after the VANILLA 2 tablespoons peanut or vegetable oil 2 egi; yolks vehicle pulled out in front of him, VINEGAR police said. HEADQUARTERS ' ^ ------•449 I -i cup sugar Rub 1 tablespoon pure vanilla extract into all sides of chicken breasts; sprinkle with salt and black pepper. In a Franklin S. Ward, of 66 Shady I cap milk, scalded rscoi in\9nw u^i f >,000 BTU/Hr^ 2 cups champagne or wine large skiUet heat oil and butter until hot. Add chicken: cook until golden, I to 2 minutes per side. Remove Lane, East Hartford, driving a WESTINGHOUSE (”— 3 20" RCA I teaspoon pure ranilla e.xiract* 1982 Honda motorcycle, had AIR CONDITIONER ^ i li "I, Cooling COLOR TV vinegar chicken from pan; cover with fo il to keep warm. Add kirsch to skillet; cook until kirsch is almost evaporated, Capacity • REMOTE CONTROL III a media III saucepan heat eggyotks begun to accelerate from a traffic DELUXE • CAIU READY l/a Clip pure ranilla e.xIracT' about I minute. /Scream , carrotjuice and remaining I tablespoon pure vanilla extract; boil over medium high light on Adams Street heading and sugar. Gradually stir in milk. Cook 5,000 BTU beat u ntil sauce is reduced to / cup, 6 to 8 minutes. Season sauce to taste with salt and black pepper, if needed, westbound, police said. Ethel In a covered jar or bottle add vinegar and stir over low beat until mixinre is Lange, of 88 Princeton St., was lb serve; Cut chicken breasts into t/2-inch thick slices. Place I sliced chicken breast-half on each dinner plate; and pure vanilla e.xiract. Shake well, t 'se thick enough to coal the hack of a about to head eastbound in a 1978 serve with 'Vanilla Carrot Sauce. Dodge Monaco on West Middle while Wetlihqhouse j in salads or marinades. metal spoon and leaves a dean path YIELD; 4 servings Turnpike, police said. When she SZ TERMS Yll-ll). 2-14 Clips when yon run your finger across it. entered the roadway, police said, *Or substitute 1 (8-inch) vanilla bean, split lengthwise, fo r pure vanilla extract; scrape seeds from I half rub ■ CASH 'Or siihstiliile 4 (H-inch) vanilla beans, ahout 5 minutes. (Do not hod.) Stir in the motorcycle had no chance to B4 to 384 seeds in to a ll sides o f chicken. Add both halves o f vanilla bean pod to skillet when brouming chicken; removepod ■ MASTB) CARD split lengthwise, fo r pure vanilla e.xiract: pure ranilla e.xiract. Refrigerate in a stop. ;Exlt 2 ■ VISA when carrot sauce is cooked. Ward tried to stop the motorcy­ ■ MONTHLY PMT. let stand at room temperature fo r at covered howl until cold. cle and skidded about 12 feet into NOTE; lb makefresh carrotjuice, cut I pound carrots into t-inch pieces. In afood processor fitted with a metal 'T o j PHONE 647-M9V7 w least 4 da ys: add more vinegar as used. VITLD: About I cup Now Exit 59 wing blade place carrots and 1 cup water. Process unlit carrots are finely chopped. Place in a sieve, pressing Lange’s car, police said. He was . to 1-384 and thrown about 8'/4 feet, police said. *<)r suhstitute 2 inches of a vanilla Isilvar Li./Sp*nc«' St. Keeney St. ^ SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER carrots to extract alt liquid. Ward was transported to Man­ bean, .split lengthwise, fo r pure vanilla YIELD; about ! cup chester Memorial Hospital and J e ll to 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET e.xiract: scrape seeds and add pod to treated for injuries to the right ^Harttord fid MANCHESTER, CONN. arm then released, a hospital 1 e a s t T O G E T T O /J mdk/yolk mixture. Remore pod when official said today. *---- msmk • m • OPEN DAILY: MON IfTHURS ‘TIL 9, TUES, WED, SAT ‘TIL 5, HM ‘TIL S, SUN >Tll 5. custard is cold. Lange was given a ticket for failure to yield right of way from a driveway, police said. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 8. 1988 - 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 8. 1988 18- Your Neighbor's Kitchen Sausage-stuffed pork chops Fresh strawberries add flair, flavor to every meal

■A pond bolk pork u o m |o Daah pepper The straw ­ blade; add cottage cheese. Pro­ •A cup sugar, eggs, *A cup sour Meanwhile, in a small bowl, cup. Microwave at high for 2 to ,’1 t tobleopooBf chopped 1 to t taMeipooaa apple Business owner is chief cook at home berry season is cess until smooth; add cooled cream, 1/3 cup milk and orange combine egg yolk, lemon peel and minutes, or until jelly melts, celery Jalce or apple elder upon us, and if gelatin mixture; process. Re­ Juice; beat until smooth. Micro- lemon Juice. Stir in 'A cup of hot stirring once. In a small bowl, t loMeopooBO chopped oalon ■ pork M b rib chops, cat IVk you love these liquid. Return to large bowl. combine cornstarch and water: By Nancy Pappas minutes, or until a toothpick M icrowave move blade and stir in sliced wave on high power for 6 minutes, jdelicious red stir with a wire whisk every 2 stir until smooth. Stir into jelly 1V% cope core hreod ■tottiBg laches thick Manchester Herald inserted in the center comes out strawberries. Pour intoa wet 8x 8 Microwave on high for 1 minute. berries as minutes. Pour into prepared mixture. Microwave at high for 2 mix kk cap red carraat Jelly clean. Let sit in the baking pan for Kitchen X 2 inch glass dish. Refrigerate Place plastic wrap directly much as I do, until set. crust. Microwave on medium over the pudding surface; regrig- to 3 minutes, or until thickened V« cep chopped apple Vk cap apple Jalce or apple Walter Miller is a man who 10 minutes, then turn out onto a khen you are Marge Churchill To serve; place individual power (50 percent) for 10 min­ erate for at last 3 hours. In each of and bubbly, stirring 3 times. Vt teaopooB oalt cider wears several hats. The ovmer of wire rack to cool. kvady to enjoy portions on a lettuce leaf. Wash utes. rotating a quarter turn four 8 ounce parfait glasses, layer Mixture should be thick and Vk teaspoon dried rowmary, t teaspoons corastarch Miller Sand k Gravel often dons Note: This is from Jane |hem at every reserved berries (leaving on hull) every 2 minutes, until center is lemon pudding and strawberry clear. Cool to room temperature cm hed Apple slices (optional) his chef’s hat and whips up a Brody’s excellent cookbook, jmeal. ______and garnish top of each serving. set. Cool; refrigerate 3 hours. sauce. Garnish each glass with a before using on berries for glaze. batch of bread, cake or cookies, "Good Food.” « Local grow- Makes 9 servings. Spread remaining sour cream fresh strawberry cut into a fan For stuffing, in a large skillet cook sausage, celery and onion before putting on his hard hat for Strawberry syrup !ers are now advertising to let you over cheesecake. Arrange ber­ shape. until sausage is done and vegetables are tender, stirring the day. berries are best refrigerated in 1 pint fresh strawberries PlnMpple-p«cm bread jenow that you can come and pick Strawberry Cheesecake ries on top. In a small bowl place Yields 4 servings. occasionally. Remove from heat. Drain off fat. Stir in stuffing Miller, a Fern Street resident, large flat containers that allow 1 cup sugar Jelly; microwave on high for 1 mix, apple, salt, rosemary and pepper. Sprinkle with the 1 to 2 is known by friends and neighbors 8 tablespoons margarine [them yourself. There is nothing to for a single layer. 'A cup butter, melted Fresh strawberry pie 'A cup light corn syrup pompare to the flavor of fresh minute. Brush over berries: FEAI tablespoons apple juice to moisten; toss gently. for the fudge, bread and cake he 1 cnp light brown sngar, packed Strawberries can be served in 1 cup graham cracker crumbs 1 cooked 9-inch pastry shell, Cut strawberries in half. Place sprinkle reserved crumb mixture Make a pocket in each chop; sprinkle pockets with salt and delivers. " I bake constantly. And 2 teaspoons Vaidlla icked berries. I ’m just glad that many delicious ways. Try some of 2 tablespoons sugar cooled in a large bowl. Mash with a fork. around edge of cheesecake. VO pepper. Spoon about l*3rd cup of stuffing into each pocket. If I have to give a lot of it away. It’s 1 whole egg OR 2 egg whites Sle local farmers don’t weigh the these for your family, and enjoy 1 medium orange 1 1/3 cups strawberry glaze Cover and microwave on high for Yields 8 servings. TH/! desired, skewer with wooden toothpicks. Place stuffed chops in a really an excuse fora visit, to look 1 cop nableached white floor jcustomers in and out of the field the flavor and bounty of this 1 cup sugar (see recipe below) 4 to 5 minutes, or until boiling: shallow baking pan. Bake, covered, in a SSO-degree oven for 45 in on someone,” said Miller. 1 cap iriiole wheat flonr [as they do the containers. season’s fresh crop of 2 packages (8 ounces each) Creme parfalts 5 to 6 cups fresh whole stirring every 3 minutes. Line 15 ( minutes. ‘ “ When I ’m baking for elderly 1 teaspoon baUng soda • Unfortunately, the fresh straw­ cream cheese strawberries strainer with cheesecloth; place strawberries. 1 package (10 ounces) frozen Meanwhile, in a smiall saucepan combine Jelly, the >/k cup apple Vk teaspoon baking powder berry season is rather short, so it 3 large eggs in a 3 quart casserole or an 8 cuj) friends, I always leave out the Strawberries In snow quick thawed strawberries Prepare baked pastry shell; set Juice and cornstarch. Cook and stir until bubbly. Cook and stir 2 1 cap pecans 'is important to take advantage of 1 cup sour cream aside to cool. Prepare fresh measure. Pour hot fruit through nuts.” cornstarch j minutes more. Drain chops. Spoon some of Jelly mixture over I'A enps shredded, unswee­ khe opportunity to enjoy them I'A cups water 1/3 cup milk lined strainer. Mash remaining Although he’d always been 1 cup sliced fresh strawberries strawberries, removing hulls. chops. Bake, uncovered, for 30 minutes more or until meat is well tened coconut ;without delay. Strawberries can. 2 envelopes unflavored gelatin 1 container (1 pint) fresh fruit with the back of a wooden ( interested in food. Miller inher­ *A cup sugar Prepare glaze; cool. No more done. Remove toothpicks. Heat remaining Jelly mixture; serve 1 cup raisins ;of course, be frozen for later use 'A cup sugar strawberries, washed and hulled spoon to press juice through the ited the role of chief-cook-and- 'A teaspoon salt than 3 hours before serving time, with chops. Garnish with apple slices, if desired. Makes 8 1 20-ouace can crushed pineap­ i|n various ways. We are including 'A teaspoon almond extract 'A cup currant Jelly strainer. (Yields ‘A to 'A cups of bottle-washer when his wife, Ann, 3 cups milk pile strawberries into pie shell, servings. * ple, packed In Juice, drained la recipe for freezer strawberry IVt pints fresh strawberries In a microwave-safe 9-lnch-pie drizzling each layer of berries juice) discard pulp. opened the Miller Real Estate 4 large egg yolks agency on Main Street. Cream margarine with brown [Jam which retains much of the 1 package (3 ounces) cream plate, mix butter and graham with glaze. Refrigerate. Just Add sugar and corn syrup tn 4-a NulritioninfonnaUonperiervIns: 4r7cal.,S4 spro.,Nscarbo.,lSslat,fSmg craker crumbs, and 2 tablespoons 1 teaspoon grated lemon peel “ She Just doesn’t have time to sugar and vanilla until light and fresh berry flavor. cheese before serving time, garnish with strained juice. Microwaveathigh Choi., 5M mf aodlum. U.S. RDA: 41 percent vit. C, U percent thiamine, is 1/3 cup lemon Juice percent riboflavin. IS percent calcium. IS percent nhoenhonn. cook any more,” said the chef. fluffy. Beat in the egg, then : Strawberries are not only a 1 carton (16 ounces) cottage of sugar. Set aside 'A cup of sweetened whipped cream or for 3 to 6 minutes, or until boiling, Thaw frozen strawberries in HAO Now that he’s wearing the continue beating for three treat to eat, they are good for you. cheese (2 cups) crumbs. Press remaining mix­ whipped topping and additional stirring every 2 minutes. Boil for microwave as package label apron, does he have dinner minutes. [Fresh strawberries contain a Place water in a 2 cup glass ture firmly In place to form a fresh strawberries. To garnish: 1 minute. Skim off any foam from U directs. In microwave safe small Sift together the dry ingre­ ‘^good amount of vitamin A and C. measure. Sprinkle with gelatin crust. Microwave on high power Extra fresh whole strawberries the top. Pour syrup into sterilized L waiting for Ann when she gets bowl; combine the thawed straw­ FC dients, then add to creamed [One cup of fresh strawberries has and stir to combine.' Microwave for I'A minutes; rotate plate after and sweetened whipped cream or 1 pint jar or catsup bottle cap home from work? berries and Juice and 2 teaspoons “ I do — if she gets home! ’’ said mixture. Add pecans, coconut, [only 55 calories; so eaten plain, on high for 2 to 2'A minutes, or 1 minute. shipped topping Refrigerate to store no longer Microwave chicken tetrazzinl raisins and drained pineapple. •they are a dieter’s delight. until boiling. Stir in sugar and With a vegetable parer, remove cornstarch; stir until cornstarch than 6 weeks. Serve over pan­ Miller. dissolves. Microwave on high Strawberry glaze This week. Miller is busy Pour batter into greased and Storage of fresh strawberries in almond extract. Cool to room orange peel; cut into 1 inch cakes. waffles or other desserts power for 4 minutes; stir in slfded 1 Jar (lO'Aounces) strawberry 2 whole large chicken ■A teaspoon pepper minting up batches of quick floured pans. Miller uses one the refrigerator is essential to temperature. slivers. In a glass bowl combine Ntncy P«pp4M/Mtnoh44ttr Haral fresh strawberries; refrigerate Marge Churchill is a Manches­ breasts (about 2 pounds total), 1 cup water breads to donate to Arts in the 9-by-5-inch pan, and ofle mini-loaf Jrreserve their freshness and Reserve nine strawberries for 'A cup water, 'A cup sugar and Jelly strawberry sauce 1/3 cup strawberry liqueur ter resident who is an expert on skinned, boned and cut into 1 cup milk Garden, a five-hour extrava­ pan. Bake in a 350-degree oven. texture. Strawberries should be garnish; refrigerate. Wash re­ peel; microwave on high power CHIEF CO O K — Walter Miller Is chlef-cook-and-bottle^ In a microwave-safe large 1 tablespoon fresh squeezed microwave cooking. If you have bite-size pieces Vk cup shredded Swiss ganza that’s coming up on Satur­ The small bread is usually baked washed soon after picking; the maining berries and remove for 2 minutes. washer In his Fern Street home. Tw o of his fayorlte bowl, combine sugar, 'A cup any questions you’d like to see Vk cup chopped sweet red or cheese (2 ounces) day. A great many cooks, both through in 40 minutes, the larger excess water removed by patting hulls. Slice and set aside. Squeeze 2 tablespoons juice lemon juice cornstarch and salt. Mix well. 1 tablespoon cornstarch answered here, write to; Micro- green pepper 8 onnces spagMttI, cooked professionals and amateurs, will bread takes an hour. recipes are Rhubarb Bread and Pineapple-pecan Bread. dry with power towels. Leave the Place cream cheese in food front) orange. In medium glass Stir in milk. Microwave on 2 tablespoons water wave Kitchen, Manchester He­ ■A cup margarine or butter and drained nuke their specialties for the green hull in place until ready to processor bowl. Microwave on 50 bowl, place cream cheese. Micro- for 8 minutes, stirring after 4 Place jelly, liqueur and lemon rald, P.O. Box .591, Manchester ■A cup all-purpose flour One 4-ounce can sliced patrons. prepare for use. This helps avoid percent (medium) power for 45 to wave on 50 percent (medium) for bruising and loss of juice. Straw- 60 seconds. Insert steel chopping 2 minutes, or until softened. Add minutes, or until thickened. juice in a 1-quart glass rheasuring 06040. 2 teaspoons instant chicken mushrooms, drained For his part. Miller will contrib­ Black forest cake poor attempt THE bouillon grannies 12 rich round crackers, ute rhubarb-nut and pineapple- crushed pecan breads. Each is made with Supermerket Shopper stoneground whole wheat flour, In a 2-quart microwave-safe casserole combine chicken and because Miller has become very at bringing desserts to dieters red or green pepper. Cook, covered, on 100 percent power (high) 6 health-conscious over the years. to 8 minutes or until chicken is no longer pink, stirring once. “ I ’m always changing recipes, WEIGHT WATCHERS BLACK FOREST CAKE. Drain. Cover and set aside. pulling out a whole egg and $1.59 per 6-oz. box containing two, frozen servings. For sauce, in a 4-cup microwave-safe glass measure cook substituting whites, or adding Unremovable proofs anger margarine on high about 45 seconds or until melted. Stir in flour, some whole wheat flour,” said Bonnie: According to the Foods of the World bouillon granules and pepper. Stir water and milk into flour Miller. ’ ’But things don’t neces­ cookbook on “ The Cooking of Germany,” black Sapermarket mixture. Cook on high 5 to 7 minutes or until thickened and sarily taste ‘nutritious.’ At lunch, forest cake is a chocolate cake drenched in bubbly, stirring every minute. Stir in cheese. I eat a slice of these as my Kirschwasser (cherry brandy), filled with cherries Sam pler consumers seeking refunds In the 2-quart casserole combine chicken mixture, sauce, dessert, and I ’m all set.” and topped with whipped cream. To Weight Carolyn Wyman 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE spaghetti and mushrooms. Sprinkle cracker crumbs on top. Here are two of his favorites; Watchers, it seems to be something altogether & Bonnie Tandy Leblang By Martin Sloane bottles or gi ft boxes so consumers most shoppers who watch as Cook, covered, on high 1 to 3 minutes or until heated through. different. United Feature Syndicate can send for the refund and still cashier pass their purchases over Makes 6 servings. Rhubarb bread Theirs includes chocolate cake, some cherries give the item as a gift. the scanner know that the store’s and an artificial whipped topping. But instead of the DEAR MARTIN: I want to join I have asked readers to be alert computer controls the price that Nutrition Information per lerving: 4St cal., I t g pro., 43 g carbo., 14 g fat, (1 mg 2 cups unbleached white flour flavorful brandy, they have artificial color, a highly in your stand against the compan­ next fall and tell me about the comes up on the register display. chol., 400 mg aodlum. U.S. RDA: 23 percent vit. A, 24 percent vlt. C, 33 percent I'A cups whole wheat flour (broccoli), Strouffer’s came close to adhering to the' saturated fat and saccarin, a substance shown to ies whose rebate offers require a problems they run into. We will But who do they have to complain thiamine, 21 percent riboflavin, 34 percent niacin, 20 percent calcium, IS 2 teaspoons baking soda American Cancer Society’s current dietary guide-' MANCHESTER percent Iron. 34 percent phosphorua. cause cancer in laboratory animals. portion of the product package, put the spotlight on the compan­ to when there is a problem? The 1 teaspoon baking powder lines for lowering cancer risk. But they blew it by' This cake is low in calories and fat. But that’s not when they know people buy the ies that cause this problem. cashier, of course. 2 teaspoons cinnamon enough when your health is at stake. It’s better to covering everything up with too much sauce. The The best way for a cashier to ■A teaspoon ground allspice result is a higher fat content than necessary. But item as gift. indulge in a real dessert than to eat something fake. The rebate requirements that DEAR MARTIN: Why do cus­ defuse the situation is to: DOUBLE COUPONS ■A teaspoon grated nutmeg this only if you’re capable of scraping off the sauce. agitate me are those for wipes tomers always blame the cashier ■ Know how to get the mistake 1 egg white Carolyn: Weight Watchers should be condemned AUNT JAMIMA WHOLE GRAIN WAFFLES. , when the scanner rings up a price corrected quickly, so the shopper SEE STORE FOR DETAILS for their attenipts to make the wonderful world of and liquor at Christmas time. I Microwave fiesta corn 2 whole eggs 81.39 a 10-oz. box of eight frozen waffles. J that is different from the shelf is not delayed. desserts available to dieters. But in the case of this give these as gifts to many of my 1 cup vegetable oil sign or the store’s ■ Give shoppers confidence in ALL VARIETIES black forest cake, an attempt is all they achieved. * friends because they do not ■A cup chopped onion ■A cup coarsely crushed I'A cups dark brown sugar, Carolyn: Alone these waffles taste dull and' advertisement? the store’s prices by letting the Although tasty, this is about as close that luscious involve sizes or colors. 1 tablespoon margarine or taco-flavored tortilla chips packed grainy. But once you slather them with butter and' Most of the items are no longer shopper know that the computer Vlasic dessert as Cliff Notes is to great literature. syrup, these taste as good asany other frozen waffle How do you remove a label a If * . i-t. butter One 4-ounce can chopped 2 teaspoons vanilla extract from a bottle of liquor and still price-marked, and we cashiers will be corrected — immediately it t Jl- 2'A cups diced rhubarb I ’ve tried. Country Classics 8 ■A teaspoon chili powder green chili peppers, drained give it as a gift? have no idea of the price of each — so that other customers will be STOUFFER’S DINNER SUPREME. Turkey Bonnie: Topped with fresh fruit instead of syrup- FROZEN* NESTLE CRUNCH Sveti Plcbici One 8>A-ounce can cream- 2 tablespoons chopped >A cup chopped walnut M. CIBELLI and every item. But this doesn’t treated fairly. WHi Divan with rice pilaf and broccoli in sauce. $3.49 a 10 these could be part of a quick and nutritious style com pimiento Combine first seven ingre­ MELBOURNE, FLA. stop customers from screaming ■ Let the shopper benefit from 'A-oz. frozen entree. breakfast. Aunt Jamima Whole Grain Wheat Ice Cream One 8>A-ounce can whole ■A cup broken taco-flavored dients. In another bowl, combine and pointing the finger at us when any store policy that gives him or 6 Cl Waffles are made from the same ingredients you kernel corn, drained tortilla chips egg white, whole eggs, oil, brown Carolyn: Since I think of turkey as poor man’s DEAR M.C.: You can’t. And I the store’s computer has the her a free item in the event of a pkg might use — plus they’re enriched with calcium, B Bars 9MLJ1 B C ]i sugar and vanilla. Beat at high chicken, it’s hard to understand how it ended up the am afraid that the wine and wrong price information. computer mistake. Don’t wait for vitamins and iron. ADD TO SALADS speed with an electric mixer until focus of a high-priced TV dinner. This philosophical Can you tell your readers that it the shopper to ask for it. In a 1-quart microwave-safe casserole combine onion, The comparable product from Eggo — Nutri- spirits people who make these margarine and chili powder. Cook, covered, on 100 percent power fluffy. Stir the flour mixture into objection aside, this is a good meal with a tasty rebate offers know it. I hope that isn’t our fault? Last but not least, it is correct Betty Crocker the egg batter. Just until mois­ Grain Waffles — contain much less whole wheat A CASHIER FROM DALLAS that you are not responsible for (high) 2 to 3 minutes or until onion is tender, stirring once. Stir in cheese sauce and broccoli that is done to perfection. flour. It also has less sodium and more fat. Unless' this year some of them will place cream-style com, whole kernel com, crushed tortilla chips, chili tened. Stir in rhubarb and special removable refund or the prices, but you can apologize Bacos walnuts. Bonnie: Here’s a nice idea that could have been you’re restricting 'your sodium intake. Aunt DEAR CASHIER: I think on behalf of the supermarket. peppers and pimiento. Mix well. Cook, covered, on high 4 to 6 Jamima is better. _____ rebate proofs of purchase on their FflOREN#. HEAT AND SERVE minutes or until heated through, stirring once. Sprinkle broken Divide batter between two better executed. In combining a low-fat meat tortilla chips around edges of the casserole. Makes 4 servings. 9-by-5-inch greased baking pans. (turkey), with\a moderately high fiber starch Bonnie Tandy Leblang Is a registered dietitian., Belgian Chef 6 3 oz Bake in a 350-degree oven for 50 (white and wild rice)rii and a cruciferous vegetable Carolyn Wyman Is a Junk food fanatic. E-Z-CUT Ham Refund Offer. Receive up to a Nutrition Information per aervlng: 215cal.. 4 g pro., 35g carbo.. 4 g fat. 507mg Waffles sodium U.S RDA: 13 percent vlt. A, 74 percent vlt. C. $5 refund. Send the required refund form and Clip ’n’ file refund the words "E-Z-Cut” from the wrapper of a CAMPBELLS Meat, poultry, seafood, other main dishes whole bone-in ham, or the entire label from a Chicken Menus (File No. 6) whole boneless ham for a $5 rebate; or send the Chicke Chicken Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash required refund form and the entire E-Z-Cut Broth 3 o(»‘ B oth off coupons — beverage refund offers with label from a half boneless or a half bone-ln ham Senior citizens Manchester schools soned rice, conr niblets, cookie. Andover Elementary beverage coupons, for example. Start collect­ for a $2.50 refund. Include the cash-register Friday: Pizza, salad, fruit. Strawberry shortcake trifle The following meals will be The following lunches will be ’The following lunches will be ing the needed proofs of purchase while looking receipt. Expires July 31, 1988. served at Mayfair Gardens and served at Andover Elementary for the required forms at the supermarket, in ENTREES BY STOUFFER’S $1.50 Refund 1 pint fresh strawberries One 3-ounce package cream served In the Manchester public Westhill Gardens the week of schools the week of June 13 School the week of June 13 newspapers and magazines, and when trading Offer. Send the required refund form and the 2 tablespoons sugar cheese, softened The following lunches will be Universal Product Code designs with the June 13 through 17 to Manchester through 17; through 17; with friends. Offers may not be available in all 2 cups homemade or canned 2 cups 'A-inch shortcake or served at Coventry High School PLANTERS residents who are 60 or older: Monday: French bread pizza Monday: Hot dog on a roll, areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive numbers from the package backs of any two of pound cake cubes the week of June 13 through 17; vanilla pudding Monday: Apple Juice, hot dogs, with pepperoni, tossed salad, baked beans, diced carrots, each refund. the three New Entrees: Salisbury Steak, Popcorn Tilex Monday: Ham on sesame roll, Chicken Divan or Beef Short Rib for a $1.50 baked beans, cole slaw, mustard, applesauce. applesauce. 12 02 macaroni salad, fruit. These offers require refund forms; Cleaner Hull and slice 1 cup of berries; arrange along side of clear relish, ketchup, pineapple cream ’Tuesday: Meat and cheese ’Tuesday: Meat patty, mashed refund; or send the required refund form and Oil btl Tuesday: Beef and bacon OLD WISCONSIN $1 Refund Offer. Send the straight-sided l ‘A-quartbowl or dish. Place remaining berries in pudding. potatoes, vegetable, peanuts and one Universal Product Code design for a RED ALL PURPOSE taco, lettuce and tomato cup, required refund form and one Old Wisconsin blender container of food processor bowl; add sugar. Cover and Tuesday: Apricot nectar, sau- burger, roll, vegetable, fruit. raisins. 75-cent refund. Expires June 30, 1988. rice, corn, pineapple tidbits. circle from the label of any Old Wisconsin blend or process until pureed. erbraten with gingersnap gravy, Wednesday: Cook’s choice. Wednesday: Cheese pizza, cole Bumble Bee Tackle Wednesday: Cook’s choice. Sausage product, along with five Buddi Bull Here’s a refund form to write for: 64 02 In mixer bowl beat pudding and cream cheese with electric boiled potatoes, peas, dinner roll, Thursday: Shells and meat slaw. Juice cups. Thursday: Steak nuggets, bar­ pictures-one each from the front panels of any ORAL-B ’ ’Buy Two, Get One Free” Offer, Cleaner btl mixer on medium speed until combined. Place half the cake in straw berry shortcake with sauce, roll, vegetable, fruit. Thursday: Cook’s choice. Salmon 'ca°n^ becue sauce, baked beans, carrot five 2.5-ounce packages of Carl Buddig Smoked P.O. Box 3326, Young America, Minn. 33594. SOFTSCRUB 39 02 $3 19 OR the bottom of the dish. Pour half the pureed berries over cake and topping. Friday: Pot luck. Friday: Bag lunch. PURD^NCE and celery sticks, bread and Sliced Meats. Expires July 31, 1988. This offer expires July 31,1988, but requests for top with half the pudding mixture. Repeat with remaining cake, Wednesday: Beef noodle soup, 9 B butter, ice cream. the form must be received by June 30, 1988. puree and pudding mixture. Cover and chill for up to 24 hours. DINTY MOORE Label $2 Rebate Offer. Send Corned Beef 4 9 Liquid cold turkey and cheese on a Friday: Half day, no lunch. While waiting for the form, save the Universal 15 OZ Before serving, top with additional strawberries, if desired. the required refund form and 10 actual label 15 OZ hamburger roll, potato rounds, Product Code symbols cut from the back can Softsoap btl Makes 6 to 8 servings. -V' fronts from any of the following varieties of Hash 1 carrot raisin salad, apple crisp. FRESH Dinty Moore Stews; Beef (15-. 24-or 40-ounce), panels of any two Oral-B Toothbrush packages, KING SIZE*DRY KEEBLER Nutrition Information per aervlng: 270 cal., 4 g pro., 30 g carbo., 11 g fat, 44 mg Thursday: Apple Juice, egg­ Bolton schools V Chicken (15-ounces), 10 Meatballs & Beef along with the original cash-register receipts chol., 221 mg aodlum. U.S. RDA: 44 percent vlt. C, 13 percent riboflavin, 12 plant Parmesan and ziti with The following lunches will be Gravy (24-ounee), and Seven Vegetables & with the purchase prices circled. Send a Fresh Start Graham Cracker percent calcium, 13 percent phoaphorua. Y meat sauce, garden salad, Italian Soft Shell self-addressed, stamped envelope. 1 33 oz 419 6 oz served at Bolton Elementary and Beef Gravy. This offer has no expiration date. pkg dressing, Italian bread, mixed Center schools the week of June Detergent btl Crust fruit, suf^qr-cookie. 13 through 17: Maryland REGULAR, EVERGREEN OR LAVENDER SUNSHINE Friday: Orange-pineapple Monday: Cream of chicken Juice, chicken Supreme, mashed soup, cold turkey sandwich, let­ 1 Bloo Cheez-lt -|0 9 10 OZ potatoes with chives, cauliflower tuce and tomato, chips, Crabs 1.7 oz A secret recipe for cheesecake pkg Crackers box au gratin, wheat bread, autumn applesauce, Bowl Cleaner Apple buckwheat muffins salad. "First of the Season’ GOOD FOR DRY SKIN LIBBYS 'Tuesday: Clam chowder, tuna tion his quest would take him. He Hudson later attended Johnson sandwich, macaroni salad, Available Raw or Cooked WINSTON-SALEM. N.C. - It 1 cup apple cider or Juice 2 teaspoons baking powder all started as a challenge, the couldn’t foresee the 70-hour Business College in Washington, Aloe & Lanolin Red Sockeye chilled peaches. \5'/} 02 >A cup finely ground un­ ■A teaspoon baking soda Meals on Wheels kind only a serious student of the weeks making cheesecakes after D.C., studied cooking andi gradu­ 4 % OZ. Wednesday: Juice, pizza, BAKED SOLE MEXICALLI his regular work was done. He ated to work as a chef in Soap bar Salmon can cooked kasha ■A teaspoon salt ’The following meals will be salad, desserts. culinary arts could appreciate; le g g ■A teaspoon ground 2 pieces of fresh sole, served on a the quest for the perfect couldn’t foresee starting his own restaurants in and around the m il d « if r e e w it h 3 REFRESHING served to Meals on Wheels clients Thursday and Friday: No bed of rice with salsa, cheese & olives sm all baking operation in capital for about 10 years. ■A cup cooking oil cinnamon the week of June 13 to 17. A lunches served. cheesecake. John Hudson, a chef from Winston-Salem that ships his Hudson gets a little dreamy- Jergens 47 Lincoln I'A cups all-purpose flour ■A teaspoon ground ginger sandwich, fruit and milk are 48 07 “ creamy creations” to restau­ eyed when discussing his cheese­ 4 bar 1/3 cup packed brown sugar 1 cnp finely chopped peeled delivered daily for the evening Qranite Quarry, a small town Just bii $A99-ss,-ss- $l>99 rants throughout the Triad and as cake. The recipe is a guarded Bath Soap piig Apple Juice apple Coventry schools orootaritw ^ 0 •nd ool« ildw V outside Salisbury, subcons­ meal. secret he shares only with his ALPINE MEADOW OR SOFT JASMINE LAUNDRY The following lunches will be ciously accepted that challenge far east as Chapel Hill and as far 1 Monday: American chop suey, west as Jonesborough, Tenn. mother. But the key lies in the In a mixing bowl pour cider over kasha; let stand 5 minutes. carrots, green beans. served at Coventry elementary when he stumbled upon a recipe Featuring a new larger Lobster Tank At the time, all he knew was fresh ingredients, careful mixing Twice 30 Borateem Add egg and oil; mix well. Stir together flour, brown sugar, schools the week of June 13 in a cooking magazine about 40 OZ Tuesday: Roast beef with to accommodate “ when I made one, a lot of times and slow baking time. 95 OZ baking powder, soda, salt, cinnamon and ginger. Add to kasha gravy, baked potato, mixed through 17; seven years ago. As Fresh cont Detergent box your Lobster “ It was praline cheesecake my brother-in-law would eat the “ A New York style cheesecake mixture, stirring Just until moistened. Fold in apple. Fill greased vegetables. Monday: Cheeseburger, french IN THE DAIRY# SOFT 1 IN THE DAIRY# BOWL whole thing and talk about how is too heavy,” Hudson said. or paper bake cup-lined muffin cups 2/3 full. Bake in a 400-degree fries, fruit. needs. with a caramel topping and Wednesday: Baked chicken good it was. I rarely ate a piece of “ When you bite down in it, it oven for 20 to 25 minutes. Serve warm. Makes 12 to 15. with gravy, whipped potatoes, Tuesday: Fruit Juice, ham and nuts,” said Hudson, a burly man it.” sticks to the roof of your mouth. Land 0 Lakes 9 4 29 O L a k e s ^ 2 9 spinach, cheese grinder, cole slaw, to­ with a soft voice. “ I made it Nutrition information per aervin f; IM cal.. S g pro., t r g carbo.. 5 g fat. 23 mg 43 Oak Street Hudson took to cooking at an Philadelphia style is lighter, but Thursday: Baked meat loaf mato, fruit crisp. exactly like the recipe called for. Margarine I Margarine™ ■ chol.. 193 mg aodlum. SEA FOOD But it didn’t turn out as it should early age. Bom and raised in not as light as I like it. Mine is conts with gravy, whipped potatoes, Wednesday: Pasta with meat MNiCNESID) PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT . JUNE 11TH. 1988 ____ have. So I remodlfied the recipe Ridgeway, S.C., near Columbia, smooth and creamy. It’s different broccoli, sauce, green beans, garlic bread, SERVING THE AREA OVER 30YEAflS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO he used to stay home and prepare from anything you’ve ever eaten. ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAILABLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS I Friday: Stuffed shells with fruit. 649-9937 for about Vh years until I got it Sunday dinners while the family It’s like eating ice cream. The tomato sauce, zucchini, wax Thursday: Taco with meat, exactly the way I wanted It.” Hudson wasn’t aware the direc­ was at church.. quality is there.” — Recipes from Better Homes and Gardens beans. lettuce, tomato and cheese, sea- MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 8, 1988 - 17 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 8, 1988 i « SNAFU by Bruc* BtattI* KITVrCAIILVLC I^J^arry WrtghI TM Topics " f2 V N N tN S A T TH6* MOUTW ' ^ tt u u . . - ^ w p f c m — P n z a E l c M /TVs VOOMKVHMe NOTICEP, tr------Cm*pm6 h W£U,g>02E t-ET S JO C tE o ? w h a t WHV m my-A-pccfipcMT HEM)QUAa<£RS Jm66LiN6 a a a k e fKUSr.. AEEIH'fiOAU- HAS 6££ts) A S U B U f ^..yH,VeAH,THt>V'5, 9 Edging 10 This (Sp.) T B 1 A E EvjmMiMG mate 7 , olMai MME- CMiWUfoe KiNO/TH'tIV/JWff? 12 A rose 11 8oggy By George Esper the show stereotypes women in Vietnam as “ I remember,” Ms. Rankin said, "being -GCTBACli OFAPEAI 1 c 1 N E S rose wasteland The Associated Press prostitutes, bimbos and manhunters, among overwhelmed by the numbers of men and ToVpO- M E T CUV>! 13 Vinexovered 19.Spoil E other things. At the same time, they do agree what was happening to them, the deaths and 14 Same (comb, 21 Thievf E S s T BOSTON — As a 22-year-old Army nurse, it has redeeming value in making mass injuries, the thousand-yard stares, the guys form) 23 Of the^yes Jacque Navarra Rhoads tended the casual­ audiences aware that women served in who after a short p e ri^ of time looked like 15 Actor Holbrook 24 Whipping ties of war amid the monsoons, mud and Vietnam. there was nobody at home when you looked 16 Pert of a poem 25 Photograph 17 WWII area o K E A gunfire of Vietnam, seeing both death and the Peggy Perri, 42, a Vietnam combat nurse into their eyes. They were very old men In 26 Center of shield who now works for the William Joiner Center 18 Bizarre 27 Osiris' wife B E R O enemy face-to-face. young bodies.” 20 Below Though she defied the odds to save the for the Study of War and Social Consequences Tired of having to smile and be friendly on 29 Music buff's L u Q K R A 1 N E 22 Ear (comb, wound^ and held the hands of the dying who at the University of Massachusetts-Boston, the Job, tired of being gawked at, she isolated purchase M A s T 1 Q Y $ T E R form) 31 Cat on Tin clung to her, alone and frightened, no finds the show demeaning. herself in her hootch in the few off-duty hours 24 901, Roman S T E E ttJ'RE: THE IF I TALKED TO ...PUT y o u - you 719 40 Frequently BUT WAS THE Vietnam War itself real, fro Dana Delany, and four other women with onstage at a USD club. Another sore spot for ANyoHEELfETHF UNP0??TAND (poet.) 1 2 3 1 9 10 11 given the contradictions and the contrasts? Ea representative roles in the war. Ms. Perri and other veterans is the character WAY I TALK TO you.. ME,..'mAHK5, 41 Hurl Where else could you have a front row seat to a t ' 0EAUYOPEH UPTQ.. 43 O w n (Scot.) 12 14 The final episode of the season airs tonight. of K.C., a prostitute. the drama of war, sitting on rooftop terraces, \ ■mEVP LAUGH 44 Eye infection The show has been renewed for the fall after a Ms. Perri was unable to talk about her sipping scotch and water, watching flares 1 AT m - j 45 That girl 16 17 experiences in Vietnam until three years ago, seven-week run that brought good ratingsand tei y 47 Obtained even though she had left 20 years ago. light up the night skies and listening to the IB critical praise. IT 49 Something to "I was unable to deal with the stereotypes rumble of bombs and the rat-a-tat of ] HAQAB THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brown* Mrs. Rhoads, who co-edited the book, smoke that people had about women who were in machine-gun fire? we 52 Italian volcano "Nurses in Vietnam: The Forgotten Vete­ Vietnam,” she said. "This show validates “ I never had a sexual relationship over U ea rans,” believes the show is realistic. LUCKY B P D 1 5 :..Y o U A eooP UBAt? r U A t J K e A l o t !! 56 In what way there.” Rhoads writes in her book. “ Dating, (a-B 25 26 27 1 28 29 l31 32 33 Scenes in which McMurphy's hootch is those stereotypes. The thing that is unrealis­ be FOK TUIB Kfl^P O F PBOBLBN^. COAB UB(ZB' 57 Nastase et al. well, you’d walk around bunkers and talk I 61 In the know blown up and she has to care for a Viet Cong tic is all this emphasis, these women 34 35 36 37 about home. ... You'd bring a bottle of wine 62 Chemical suffix woman who killed an American soldier with a characters as sexual beings.” and he'd bring the glasses. ... You'd sit and 63 Fleecy white grenade bring back all too familiar Br 38 39 40 CHERIE RANKIN, a 41-year-old Norwood, watch the B52s bomb across the DM Z.... The clouds memories. wi CAPTAIN EASY by Crook* S Caaal* 64 That thing's Mass., social worker who was with the sky would light up in different colors and 41 43 “ I feel what that nurse was doing was what Or 65 Metal container American Red Cross in Vietnam, says her you'd sitand watch the fireworks.... Itsounds HOlP ON, KANE 9T0P I was doing. That was me,” she said. rei 66 Donkeys counterpart in "China Beach” is so naive she strange, watching somebody’s village get THB c a r ! ha 67 Compass point never seems able to understand what is going blown up. We didn’t want to think about the 49 SO 53 64 55 BUT SOME FEM ALE veterans complain on. lives being lost.” DOWN Et 56 57 Sa S9 60 61 he ■ A 1 Silver! 2 Jacob's twin af( 62 64 3 Disney T V Tonight 4 Skunklike THE PHANTOM by L** Falk A Sy Barry 65 67 an animal A MINT SCENT/,^ 9 m F F e H IF F . VEft- UNUSUAL THE 6R£AT BIRO IS SAIP ye 5 I possess J betrayed after her mother shares a confi­ (41) Noticiero Unlvlslon UNUSUAL FOP TH© , , UNKNOW N TO /VIE. TO cWorld Series: Teams dD [CN N ] Newsnight Update 6:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: Another to be announced. From Omaha. Neb. (3 ing engagement with a driver's education SUMEO Woman's Child' A happily married hrs.) (Live) class - and a nervous Scolari must take his [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Let the Balloon Go' A woman finds her life drastically changed place. young boy with polio proves himself to his "l HATE TO [HBO] MOVIE: Dirty Dancing' (CC) family and his friends. Robert Betties, Jan J when her husband brings his illegitimate While vacationing with her family in the dD News (Live) daughter home to live with them. Linda Kingsbury, Ben Gabriel. 1976. Rated G. rc S E E A SIRL CRY. early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager falls in d D Motorweek (R) Lavin, Tony LoBianco, Joyce Van Patten love with a streetwise dance instructor. [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling M IT USUALLY 1983. dD Crook and Chase Jennifer Grey, Patrick Swayze, Jerry Or- 1:35AM ® Wil Shrlner B LAVIA ® M*A*S*H MEANS SHE’S bach. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) V 6:30PM C H C B S New s (CC) GD PELICULA: 'Todo en un Dia' J Dul- 1:45AM [H B O ] m o v i e : w here are GOtNG TO TELL [M A X] MOVIE: Project X' (CC) An Air the Children?' (CC) An incident in her re­ □ CE) Family Ties Force pilot uncovers top-secret informa­ filho, L. Marquand w cent past brings suspicion upon a Massa­ THE TEACHER.” THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom S( CE) SS) ABC News (CC) tion related to the specialized training pro­ d D s c T v chusetts woman when her two children gram he is involved with. Matthew Broder­ (111 Jeffersons GD Love Connection from a second marriage are kidnapped. Jill YOGAVE SHE'S PETER/WINEP ick. Helen Hunt. Bill Sadler. 1987. Rated Clayburgh, Max Gail, Harley Cross. 1986 dD (39) NBC News (CC) PG. [C N N ] Moneyline Ji TO PO TH/», NO Rated R. MATTER HOW MUCH (34) Nightly Business Report [TM C] MOVIE; Steele Justice' A [D IS ] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and fr 2:00AM ® Love Your Skin OF'! a z )T COSTS. (S ) Bosom Buddies former marine lakes on the Vietnamese Harriet A crime syndicate responsible for his best [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host Jay ® ^ Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ S S Noticiero Univision ir SAUNAE friend's death. Martin Kove, Sela Ward, Johnstone. vice (3 hrs.) Now arrange the circled letters to (ST) Love Connection Ronny Cox. 1987. Rated R a: ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook [U S A ] Airwolf GD To Be Announced. form the surprise answer, as sug­ [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 [U S A ] Riptide gested by the above cartoon. 11:30PM CD ® Ute show (in [ESPN ] SportsLook Do lOE TellY WITri'N lOlTri cmt£l?S, A [ESPN] NBA Today 8 : 3 0 P M C£) S9) Head of the Class (CC) Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Steele Justice' A fr Janice is disappointed when she fails to IF HOME- \S0M£TEST5, Ririfr APPEARS. AS 7:00PM ® Entertainment Tonight ® GD Nightline (CC). former marine takes on the Vietnamese P r r m i : 1 1 i i i Sammy Davis Jr. and Gregory Hines in win a spot as first cello in the school or­ crime syndicate responsible for his best pf?E&MAHCY TEST / TilE C^LOK. fo(? This... chestra. (R) ® News friend's death. Marlin Kove, Sela Ward. w (Answers tomorrow) "Ta p ," a new dance-musical movie. (In ISPj&lW E? / CHAH&ES. Stereo) ® Major League Baseball: New Vork GD Honeymooners Ronny Cox. 1987. Rated R. a \ Jumbles: NOBLE DAILY FRIEZE CATNIP Yesterday's (~D News Meta at St. Louis Cardinals (3 hrs.) (Live) GD Bravo 2:30AM ® McMillan and Wife b Answer: What happens when two egotists have a (X) @ Wheal of Fortune (CC) Major League Baseball: New York dD Adderiy Adderly must clear his friend [C N N ] Sports Latenight falling...... out—— IT S...... AN *I" FOR AN * r Meta at St. Louis Cardinals (2 hrs , 30 who's being framed for the murder of a (X ) $100,000 Pyramid min.) British operative. (70 min.) (R) [ESPN] SportsCenter C FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavat (n) Cheers (CC). Now b*ek In tloclt. Jumt>l4 Book No. 4 Is svsIlsM fof [D IS ] Danger Bay (CC) Many's relation­ dD Tonight Show (In Stereo) 2:35AM ® News (R) P sfKi hsndllng, Irom JumbU, c/o Ihls fwwspsptr, P.O. Bo« 4SM, FL ship with his father is strained when they IncliKta Foornsm#. oddross ond ilp cod# snd msk* ifour chock psysMs to NBwspspwboofcs. (3a) Kojak Racing From Plalnsfield b w a L l IT Loofes- L lK f " discover an ancient fossil. 3:00AM (H ) m o v i e : Shadows Over THBI^B INT£l.t.l6 ifMT @ ) M*A*S*H Morton Downey Jr. Chinatown' When Chan is sidetracked at T 9 : 0 0 P M ® The Equalizer (2 hrs.) a bus station near the scene of a crime, he (34) MacNell/Lehrer Newshour [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors; Fred D b l e uncovers the clues to solve the case. Sid­ upe yoiwewHE^e ^ (3 ) Barney Miller ® GS) Hooperman (CC) Hooperman and Hickman, Nick Charles. ney Toler, Victor Sen Young. 1947. a IN t h e U N iv e p ^ E (59) (49) Win, Lose or Draw Pritzger investigate a series of [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Drums Along the Mo­ convenience-store robberies. (R) (In [C N N ] Headline News Overnight c APTE/? A LLl (38) Cheers hawk' Colonial homesteaders face mar­ Stereo) auding Indians and the threat of the Revo­ [D IS ] M OVIE: 'King Crab' Tw o brothers (4T1 Rosa Salvaie GD MOVIE: 'Florida Straits' A trio of ad­ lution in John Ford's classic frontier saga. turn the family business into a battle­ (SB Nightly Business Report venturers comb the Cuban jungles for a Henry Fonda, Claudette Colbert, Edna May ground. Barry Newman, Jeffrey DeMunn, A strograph (is Family Ties fonune in buried treasure. Raul Julia, Fred Oliver. 1939. Harold Gould. 1980. Bridge Ward, Daniel Jenkins. 1986. 9 [C N N ] Monayline [E S P N ] SportsCenter [ESPN] College World Series: Teams @ ) Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Molly [HBO] Countdown to Tyson-Spinks to be announced, from Omaha. Neb. (2 [E S P N ] SportsCenter takes her friend out to dinner to celebrate L n LIBRA (Sapl. 23-Ocl. 23) Harmony and Host Larry Merchant reviews the controv­ hrs., 30 min.) (R) order can be re-established in a valued [U S A ] Airwolf her binhday, but their evening is ruined by ersy and predictions surrounding the up­ [M A X ] M OVIE; 'House' (CC) A young bidder’s hand. Sure enough, the spade disappointing news. (In Stereo) Identifying -THAVf? F -s relationship that needs shoring up. This 7:30PM (X) PM Magazine Featured: coming bout between heavyweight writer must face the horrors of his past shift holds down the overtricks. [)e- ^ Y o u r G9 Dos Vidas champs Mike Tyson (34-0,. 30 KOs) and when his son disappears in an old family N O R T H ( Important association Is worth the singer Belinda Carlisle; an overview of Is­ clarer has 10 tricks but can no longer @ ) American Playhouse: The Ballad of Michael Spinks (31-0. 21 KOs). home. William Katt, George Wendt. Ri­ 4 6 ^ B ir t h d a y ellort. rael. the weak spot take II . Gregorio Cortez (CC) A San Antonio chard Moll. 1986. 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Bv Ben Walker forgotten once the game started. stayed the same through the The Associated Press Wade Boggs led off with a single middle innings. and Charles Hudson threw two But speedy Ellis Burks started NEW YORK - The truce balls to Marty Barrett, bringing the Boston eighth with a triple i between Billy Martin and the Martin to the mound. that finished Hudson, 5-2. Martin S Coventry stunned in S semifinal brought in Cecilio Guante, who T houghts umpires is off to an uneventful The crowd of 37,081, which start. retired Evans on a popup. included Ueberroth and Ameri­ TOO ApLEN ty Martin made four routine trips can League President Dr. Bobby Mike Greenwell followed with a Tl Bv Len Auster VanKruiningen led off the fourth with onto the field without incident Brown, gave Martin a standing soft liner to left field, and Pi Len Auster Manchester Herald a single and was sacrificed to second Henderson came charging on an PI Tuesday night as the New York ovation and he responded by Gi Sports Editor base. Leslie Danehy grounded to Yankees beat the Boston Red Sox tipping his cap. angle toward left-center. He Rob CROMWELL - A season full of second baseman Kathy Lutz, who backanded the ball at his sho- Tl 4-3. Barrett went on to walk and N( accomplishment by the Coventry tried unsuccessfully to nail VanKrui­ “ I did the things a managerhas Boston scored three times when etops, regained his balance and At High girls’ softball team went up in ningen at third. Danehy took second to do,” Martin said. unleashed a strong throw on the Dwight Evans hit a two-run single NIki smoke in two agonizing innings on the play and both scored on He settled down a shaky and Jim Rice had an RBI double. fly to Skinner, who tagged out Ni Tuesday afternoon. The Patriots, Mizesko’s opposite field triple to starter, made a pitching change, Martin appeared again in the Burks. LI seemingly in control with a 3-0 lead, right. She scored on a Corine gave advice to a reliever and bottom of the first for a brief “ My teammates always say I Jones merits saw ace hurler Kim Mizesko lose sight Cagianello groundnut. checked a gold chain worn by an discussion with home plate um­ get assists by hitting the cutoff Wi of the plate. Mizesko struck out the side in the man. Don Mattingly says I don’t opposing player. Everything ex­ pire Mark Johnson after some of R “ That was the first time she tost it first and had 10 of her 11 strikeouts in cept argue. the Yankees noticed a gold chain get any real assists,” Henderson for that fast in an inning.” perplexed the opening five innings. It started to “ Yesterday was a down day for around the neck of Red Sox joked. “I finally got a real Poi the brickbats Coventry Coach Rich Page said after unravel in the sixth. fou me. The last couple have been pitcher Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd. assist.” am seeing Mizesko issue six walks in the Old Saybrook’s Lakresia Francis down days.” Martin said. "It felt “ I asked the guys if they could Henderson was helped by am Ever since the Boston Celtics were eliminated wit final two frames that abetted Old drew a free pass and moved to second good to get back.” see it shining. They said yes,” Burks’ indecision. Burks broke J from the NBA playoffs by the Detroit Pistons in the Saybrook in the Rams’ 5-3 come-from- on a groundnut. Joella Kozma Martin had returned to the Martin said. “ I went out and told home when the ball was hit and Pai Eastern Conference finals, the wolves have bayed behind victory in a Ciass S Division dumped a single to center, and when dugout Monday night after a him (Johnson) he could handle was late in tagging up. at the doorstep of departing coach K.C. Jones. semifinal at Cromwell High School. center fielder Nektaria Gitsis pegged “ I didn’t know what the runner z threeHay suspension for kicking the situation any way he wanted. 11-1 With good cause. The fourth-ranked Rams, 21-3, wildly into the third base bleachers, dirt on umpire Tim Welke last Then 1 just walked away.” wasgoing todo.” Henderson said. Mil The Celtics, in all likelihood, were not the better advance to Friday’s championship Francis scored and Kozma was iiionth in Oakland. But Martin The Yankees scored four runs “ My first reaction was to throw ZCI game at 6 p.m. at Falcon Field in Do team in this confrontation. awarded third. The latter scored on stayed off the field during a 3-2 in the second against Boyd, 5-5. as quickly as I could.” Jai Meriden against Derby, an 11-0 But the critics, of which there were thousands, the back end of an aborted double loss to Boston under threat of Jack Clark and Mike Pagliarulo Boston Manager John McNam­ twi winner over Woodstock Academy in were allowed to have a field day with the steal as Nancy Shepard was gunned instant ejection. opened with singles and Jose Cruz ara complimented Henderson, the other semifinal. The loss ends easy-going Jones because of the way he used his down at second. That left it 3-2. The feud between Martin and had a one-out grounder that rather than criticized Burks. No Coventry’s year at 20-1, the second U bench. The Rams tied it and went ahead umpires escalated quickly to a produced a run. “Give Henderson credit. He h consecutive campaign the Patriots Chi Or the way he didn’t. without benefit of a hit in the fateful point where baseball Commis­ After Rafael Santana singled. made a fine catch and carne up have been eliminated in the Ke Jones seemed to be afraid to go to Mark Acres. seventh. Lesly Bartlett, winning sioner Peter Ueberroth stepped Joel Skinner hit a two-run double. throwing. He threw a strike.” on semifinals. pitcher Margaret Walsh, and pinch- AR photo wh Brad Lohaus and Reggie Lewis, all of whom played in Tuesday, telling both sides to Skinner moved to third on a balk McNamara said. Mizesko. who had control problems hitter Jen Suhie walked. A groundout Earlier in thfe game, with a Bo with some distinction during the exhibition season. “ stop it and stop it now.” and scored when Rickey Hender­ Po as a freshman and sophomore but had by Francis tied it with Mizesko OUT AT PLATE — New York catcher at Yankee Stadium. Burks was out at the Before the game, Martin apol­ son beat out an infield single that runner on first base. Henderson Rli Once the regular season struck, however, the everything under control since her uncorking a wild pitch on her first ea< ogized for his previous conduct first baseman Pat Dodson could made a catch for the second out of Joel Skinner, right, appiies the tag on piate on a perfect throw from left fielder regulars were called upon to work longer and junior campaign, came unglued in the offering to Lutz. Walsh scurried home toward umpires. The umpires, in only knock down. That made the inning. But he thought it was Boston's Eiiis Burks as he tries to score Rickey Henderson. The Yankees won, harder than any starting unit in the NBA. final two innings. The Old Saybrook with what proved to be the game- turn, said they would not single Henderson ll-for-25 lifetime the final out and began jogging They simply were worn out against the Pistons. bench was vociferous the final two winner. Lutz lofted a sacrifice fly to in the seventh inning of Tuesday’s game 4-3. P out Martin for rough treatment — against Boyd. with the ball toward the infield Even Larry Bird, who would have everyone believe stanzas, but Page said that didn’t faze center for a 5-3 reading. La although Yankees owner George “It was a lucky hit.” Dodson until center fielder Claudell Wa­ Po he could play forever, admitted to being drained her. Walsh, 18-3, scattered six Coventry Martin made his final trip onto “ I just wanted to go over what sixth save. Steinbrenner was miffed that the said. “ He (Henderson) even said shington yelled at him. rip after the Celts were eliminated. “ She’s had the same thing when we hits. The Ram sophomore struck out “ At least I knew how many outs the field in the ninth with one out to throw him.” Martin said. After the game. Johnson and Br umpires didn’t issue their own he didn’t know where that pitch W( The numbers tell you why. Center Robert Parish faced Windham and RHAM.” he said. four, showed excellent control by there were when it counted.” and Rich Gedman coming to the Guante got Gedman on a popup the other umpires declined com ­ apology. was. Gr and guard Dennis Johnson each completed his I2th “ It was one of those things. Her walking none, and fielded her position plate. and struck out Dodson for his ment on Martin. de< All of the bickering seemed Martin stayed put and the score Henderson said. year in the NBA last Friday night. Both are 34, with mechanics looked okay but I think she smartly with 10 assists and one Parish turning 35 in Augu.st and Johnson in used the rise (pitch) too much. When putout. Walsh retired the final nine Rfl September. Bird is a nine-year veteran and Kevin she went back to the drop, she couldn’t Coventry batters in a row. 1 10- McHale is an eight-year NBA performer. They will find the strike zone.” OLD SAYBROaK (S) — Francli If 3-1-0-1, MB’s still are undefeated Ke Lutz }b 3-00-1, Kozma 1b 4-1-1-0, Shepard ss be 32 in December. Old Saybrook, which was3-17a year ho 2-0-0-0, Maples 3b 1-0-00, Price c 2-000, Ueberroth to step down; HARTFORD — Winning has Thursday night at 7:30 in a battle that was dropped. Chapulis came To The “ youngster” in the Celtic starting lineup is ago, did its scoring on only one hit the Bartlett cf M -10, Walsh p 2-1-00, Baldl rf 2- 000, Suhie rt 01-00. Tofols 21-5-2-2. become a habit with Moriarty of unbeatens at Moriarty Field as home with the deciding marker. Er seven-year vet Danny Ainge. who recently turned final two innings. “ The kids have hit COVBNTRY (3) — Hodina 2b 3-020, Brothers. The local entry in the they host the Imagineers. “ That It was a 2-2 affair until the fifth Do 29. never quit all year.” Ram first-year VanKruiningen 1b2-1-10, Jacobson ss 2-000, Regineld Plnto/Menchester Herald coach Jim Price, who took the job at Danehy c 3-1-00, Mizesko 3-1-1-2, Caglonello Greater Hartford Twilight should be a good matchup,” MB when each side exploded for five lor Any wonder they gave out ? It 3-01-0, Daniels 3b 3-000, McConnell rt owners want him to stay Manager Gene Johnson said. runs. Gliha highlighted the MB the la.st minute.said. “ (Wedidit) with COVENTRY SPINNER — Coventry High’s Kim Mizesko gets set League ran its unblemished mark The task that awaits heir apparent Jimmy 3- 010, GItsIsct 2-00-0, Trinh ph 1-000. Totals frame with a three-run homer. NI the same girls as last year.” 25-3-02. to fire a pitch in a recent game. The Patriot senior iost her control to 5-0 with an 8-7 victory over The MB's won it with a run in Rodgers, who was refused the opportunity by the Craig Steuernagel was the The Patriots were aided by a Old Saybrook 000 002 3—5-2-1 Tuesday afternoon in the Class S semifinals with Coventry Bv Ronald Blum his current contract on Dec. 31. 1989. Owners had Society for Savings Tuesday the sixth. Bill Chapulis doubled Celtics to take the New York Knicks job a year ago. Coventry 000 300 0-3-03 and stopped at third on a single by winning pitcher in relief. Gliha Pr inopportune fielding decision when Welsh and Price; Mizesko and Danehy. The Associated Press been concerned that he would leave only months night at Trinity College. The sic is to develop a bench. It can’t be window dressing. they scored their three runs. Johanna WP- Walsh (103), LP- Mizesko (201). bowing to Old Saybrook, 5-3. before a possible players’ strike. game was called after six innings Jeff Johnson. The next two and Ray Sullivan were each wf 2-for-4 while Johnson was 2-for-3 ad Lohaus worked up his first sweat in Game 6 when NEW YORK — Now that Peter Ueberroth says Baseball’s collective bargaining agreement because of darkness. batters went down before Ray with an RBI for the winners. Fc he battled with the Pistons’ Dennis Rodman. That he’s leaving, baseball owners want him to stay. expires the same day as Ueberroth’s contract The MB’s are back in action Gliha lofted a pop behind second ln< exercise cost him $1,500 in fines from the NBA Jo Ueberroth said Tuesday he was rejecting an and baseball’s network television contracts end ad If Lewis, out of Northeastern, was a No. 1 offer for a second five-year term as baseball after the 1989 season. selection in the 1987 draft, treat him like prime O’Reilly to defend ComFed Mile title commissioner but would stay on through the The Associated Press reported Monday that property. It was absurd for him to languish on the labor negotiations in 1990 if necessary. Ueberroth had agreed to stay on through the 1990 McGee out of the doldrums bench while Dirk Minnifield and Jerry Sichting saw Owners, some of whom had objected to labor negotiatons. 7-‘ time in front of him. Bv Jim Tierney Ueberroth’s high-handed methods in the past, “ The important thing is that the commissioner cr Manchester Herald Gr Jones might have known what it was tike to be a “Without a doubt, he (O’Neill) has said they were disappointed. has agreed to stay on.” Seattle Mariners owner Jli bench-warmer in his days with the Celtics. He “I’m just devastated he’s leaving because 1 George Argyros said. “You have to recognize for a game In pacing Cards FI Returning to the scene of his heroic effort in last got to be the favorite. I want to give Gt might have been great and terrific guy to play for. think he’s done more for baseball than anyone that Peter’s done a wonderful job a.s year’s inaugural running of the ComFed Christie V< But he certainly didn’t do anything for the future of it a good shot. My training has been else I know. There was not one owner in that room commissioner.” W McCormick Invitational Mile at Pete Wigren Track Ueberroth. 50, said he will not seek political or the Celtics. who did not want him back.” Minnesota Twins will be Ireland’s Gerry O’Reilly. He became the 1500/5000 workouts. I’m more office as has often been rumored That’s why he deserves the hrickhats slung in his owner Carl Pohlad said of last week’s meeting in N L Roundup first person ever to eclipse the coveted four-minute- San Francisco. “ I’m surprised and disappointed ” I have no entry point into politics.” Ueberroth Cl direction. geared for the 5000 right now. I’m mile barrier (3:59.36) in the state of Connecticut I’m going to try to talk him out of it.” ■said. “ I’ve passed up opportunities. I’m a little 8 during the 1987 Manchester Community College definitely very strong but I’ll have to “ I’d like to see him stay on but I think he’s loo brash, a little too blunt. But I run things well 16 Bv Paul LeBar HI New England Relays. improve.” pretty firm on leaving.” San Francisco Giants I’ll find something to run.” he Bits and pieces O’Reilly. 23, will join a potent field in this year’s owner Bob Lurie said. “ He has straightened out He said he would participate in the selection of The Associated Press S( ComFed Mile at the 13th annual MCC Relays to be — Gerry O’Reilly Cl ■ Manchester High School’s baseball learn the game financially and put it in the right his successor and said both he and the new ct held June 18-19. Besides the men’s mile, two other comissioner both would be involved in negotia­ ST. LOUIS — Whitey Herzog D received the sportsmanship award from the direction.” mile events will be featured — the men’s masters tions for a new collective bargaining agreement says it’s too early to start Fi Manchester Chapter of Connecticut Approved Ueberroth consistently has said that he did not mile and the women’s mile — which will also be placed fourth in the NCAA Division I National think he had enough support for re-election, a new national television contract and expansion worrying about Willie McGee — Baseball Umpires at a dinner Tuesday night at and St. Louis’ nimble center sponsored by ComFed Savings Bank. Outdoor 1500 last June with a time of 3:38 while which requires votes from 14 of the 26 clubs. But plans. Vito’s. The award is presently annually with the For the seventh consecutive year, Pratt & O’Reilly was fifth. O’Neill has run a 1:47 800. at the owners’ meeting, he was asked to stay on Ueberroth turned around baseball’s finances fielder hopes the Cardinals man­ winner from the list of schools the local board Whitney will be the primary corporate sponsor of O’Reilly plans to run a 5000 at Northeastern by Pohlad and Montreal Expos owner Charles quickly and dynamically. He said 21 teams were ager’s right. serves. the Relays along with, for the first time, the Savings University in Boston on Saturday. Bronfman, who approached him as representa­ losing money when he took office and that 22 “ I don’t feel good about it. but Among the elite accompanying O’Reilly and I’m not going to give up.” McGee ■ Manchester High School’s head football coach. Bank of Manchester. Checks for $5000 each from tives of a majority. made money or broke even in 1987. Jim McLaughlin, has a major joh in building a staff Pratt and Whitney and SBM were presented at a O’Neill at the start will be fellow countryman Brian “ I was suprised. I was pleased I was In a change from the past, he ordered owners said after taking a break Tuesday from the ground up. He now has no assistants. MHS Relays luncheon Tuesday afternoon at the college. Roche. Dave Vona and Mike Carlio of Nike Boston. thankful.” Ueberroth said. “ But I told them I instead of following their directions. night from his run-producing doldrums. “ I’m doing the best I Athletic Director Mike Simmons has placed an ad A 1987 graduate of Villanova University. O’Reilly Liam O’Neill, Ed Sparkowski, John Evans (recent would not accept.” ” I didn’t report to the owners. They more or in the classified section of the Herald asking for is currently training for a spot on the Irish Olympic 1C4A 800-meter champ) and Mike Arpin of ” It came up near the end of a meeting,” Lurie less reported to me.” Ueberroth said. “ Oneofthe can. Only time will tell.” assistant coaches — immediately team in either the 1500 or 5000 meters. With a Providence College, and possibly Jan Friedli said. "H e said, ‘Some of you have approached me reasons I think there should be one-term McGee, who is hitting .298, John Hackett. who was an assistant under personal best of 3; 54 for the mile, O’Reilly will be the (Villanova). about staying on for another term and I think I commissioners is so that you don’t have to come snapped a nine-game RBI A1 Swenson, the masters world record holder in drought with three in a 4-1 victory former coach Ron Cournoyer. has taken a similar morning line favorite to defend his title along with Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald owe it to you to tell you that I will not.’” back for votes. I never like to participate in a over the New York Mets. position at South Windsor High School. Hackett, fellow countryman and roommate. Sean O’Neill. the mile (4:18.5) and 800 (2:01). will top the masters Ueberroth did agree, however, to remain in popularity contest because I’m never going to mile list along with Danny Fry and Harry Nolan. “ The difference was we were who was a security guard at the high school, is now ’’Without a doubt, he (O’Neill) has got to be the CHAMP RETURNS — Gerry O’Reilly, office for up to one year beyond the expiration of win one of them.” Swenson won the Relays masters 1.500 last year in able to run and take advantage of a social studies teacher at South Windsor High. He favorite.” O’Reilly, a native of County Meath, said who turned in a sub-four-minute mile in from his apartment in Ardmore, Pa., just outside 4:02. winning the 1987 ComFed Christie our opportunities,” McGee said. began there in March. !’As long as I’m running. I’ll support the MCC “ You’ve got to capitalize on all ■ When football coach Jude Kelly left East Philadelphia. ” I want to give it a good shot. My McCormick Invitational Mile, will be training has been 1.500/5000 workouts. I’m more Relays,” the 41-year-old Swenson said. your chances, and we pretty Catholic for Southington High, he took some key geared for the 5000 right now. I’m definitely very Heading the women’s mile list will be Litchfield’s back to defend his championship on Indians’ Bailes gains in long run much did that. I feel that when we personnel along. Joining him across the river will strong but I’ll have to improve.” Paula Brunetto, a 1986 graduate of Southern June 18. He’s shown in a file photo. can run, we’ve got to go.” be defensive coordinator/assistant head coach Bob O’Reilly ran a 3:46 1500 (4:03 mile) at Princeton Connecticut State University, who has run a 4:21 out Oakland for the second Adhering to what he described. Tigno. freshman coach Rick Botticello. and Chris on May 15 and finished third behind Ross Donoghue mile and is aiming for the U.S. Olympic Trials. Sally men’s mile and the women’s mile. Opening By Hlllel Italle consecutive game. McGee chipped in two of St AP photo Darby. The latter played for Kelly. Tigno’s defense and O’Neill in a 1500 at the New York Metropolitan Zimmer of Windsor, Sue Baxter-Faber and Agnes ceremonies will be at 1:30 p.m. at Pete Wigren The Associated Press A L Roundup The Royals won their sixth Louis’ six stolen bases in helping allowed no touchdowns in East’s last two state Meet on Randell’s Island last weekend. O’Neill ran Ruane will be other key women to watch. Track followed by in succession — the masters, straight game while Oakland lost the Cardinals end New York’s DIVES FOR SECOND — St. Louis’ Ozzie Smith dives for championship appearances, both victories. 3:42.7 and O’Reilly was caught in 3:43.0. O’Neill Two high school milers will be invited to both the women’s and men’s mile. After the seventh inning. Cleve­ its third straight, matching its eight-game road winning streak. land’s Scott Bailes had lost a David Cone. 7-1. fell victim to second while the Mets’ second baseman Keith Miller longest losing streak of the waits for catcher Gary Carter’s throw in the third inning of no-hitter and gained some Orioles 4, Tigers 3 season. It was the first time since St. Louis’ speed and basepath experience. daring as well as his own lack of Tuesday’s game in St. Louis. Smith was safe on the play. Eddie Murray, who had a June 28-29, 1980 that the Athletics ’The left-hander had held the had been shut out consecutively. control. Cone pitched five in­ Kevin Elster backs up on the play. The Cards won, 4-1. 9 Pistons handle defending champ Lakers easily in Game 1 tie-breaking double in the eighth Toronto Blue Jays hitless through nings, yielding all St. Louis’ runs inning, drove in three runs, as It was the first time since Aug six innings Tuesday night and on six hits — two of them McGee Trailing 2-1. the Padres scored Baltimore won its first series 6-7, 1983 that the Royals pitched the Chicago Cubs defeated Pitts­ Bv Howard Ulman Pontiac. Mich., starting Sunday. running game. them” on those apparently open was ahead 3-0. He retired the first doubles. five runs in the fourth inning off against an East Division oppo­ consecutive shutouts. Oakland burgh 8-5 Tuesday night at Three The Associated Press If the Lakers come back and Johnson’s 17-foot jumper with shots. Vinnie Johnson said. “ We two batters in the seventh but “ He wasn’t as sharp as he Danny Jackson. 5-3. San Diego nent since April 10-12, 1987. left 11 runners on base. Rivers Stadium. win the series, they will become 10:56 left in the second quarter were taking away their first and second baseman Julio Franco generally is.” Herzog said of the got two-run doubles from Whitson With one out in the eighth, Billy Power. 3-1, walked five and Maddux. 10-3, allowed eight INGLEWOOD, Calif. - The the first repeat champions since gave the Pistons a 24-23 lead. second options and they had to dropped George Bell’s blooper to Mets’ starter. “ That helped.” and Keith Moreland, and a Ripken doubled against Frank struck out four in pitching his hits in 7 1-3 innings to beat the Detroit Pistons handled the Boston in 1969. They never trailed after that, led settle for their third option.” shallow right for a two-base Cone walked six. two intention­ run-scoring single by Carmelo Tanana. 8-4, and Cal Ripken second consecutive shutout. He Pirates for the first time in his playoff pressure like some light­ Detroit’s underdog status 57-40 at halftime and stayed on The Pistons have been doing error. Bailes hit Fred McGriff ally, and struck out four. career after five defeats. Maddux Martinez. top by at least seven points the walked. Murray then doubled blanked Seattle on four hits in his weight nuisance they could against the Lakers, who are in the that throughout the playoffs. with a pitch and gave up an RBI “ He just didn’t have any and New York’s Dwight Gooden rest of the way. down the left-field line. Doug previous start. simply flick off their shoulders. finals for the seventh time in nine For the ninth time in their last single to Kelly Gruber. A two-run rhythm. He just couldn’t get it had been tied for the NL lead in Giants 5, Braves 0 The Lakers were led by Magic Sisk, 3-2, pitched two scoreless They handled the defending NBA seasons, kept the Pistons loose. 10 games, they held an opponent single by Cecil Fielder tied the going,” New York manager Da- victories with nine. Kelly Downs pitched a two- Johnson with 28 points and Byron innings. Angels 1, Rangers 0 champions the same way. “ As far as we knew, we were below 100 points. They also game. vey Johnson said. “ He didn’t Maddux, who was 6-14 with a hitter. facing the minimum of 27 Chuck Finley and Bryan Har­ Finalists for the first time in supposed to get swept, so there Scott with 25. But Kareem Abdul- stopped at 20 playoff games the “ I feel I’ve improved a lot this embarrass anybody. They got the 5,61 earned run average last batters, and Robby Thompson Jabbar made just four of 13 shots White Sox 10, Twins 8 vey combined on a five-hitter and their 31 seasons in Detroit, the was no pressure,” Detroit guard Lakers’ streak of scoring at least year.” said Bailes, who ended up breaks; we didn’t.” season, tied Greg Swindell of drove in three runs as San Harold Baines’ homer and Brian Downing homered in the Pistons were remarkably poised Vinnie Johnson said. and Michael Cooper missed all 100 points. That tied an NBA with a three-hitter as the Indians Two of the Cardinals’ serendip­ Cleveland for the major league Francisco beat Atlanta at Can­ seven of his. The team’s shooting Mike Woodard’s two-run triple sixth inning as California shutout Tuesday night. They shot well, “ We’re very relaxed,” Dantley record the Lakers set from 1959 came back to win 5-3 on Cory itous happenings were walks to lead in victories. dlestick Park. stifled Los Angeles’ shooters and said. “ I talked to a lot of guys. percentage was 39.8. through 1965. Snyder’s ninth-inning homer. highlighted a seven-run seventh Texas. Vince Coleman and Ozzie Smith Downs. 4-5, struck out six and “ I wouldn’t like to think so,” inning as Chicago defeated Finley, 4-7, allowed five hits, Phillies 10, Expos 5 upset the Lakers 105-93 in the Everybody’s sleeping better. “They played good defense,” “ Last year, if that would’ve before McGee came to bat in the walked none in the first complete- Los Angeles Coach Pat Riley said Minnesota. struck out seven and walked none Juan Samuel drove in four runs opener of the best-of-seven title When we played Boston, we Scott said. “ We have to be more happened in the seventh inning, I third inning. game shutout of the season for the when asked if his team was Baines hit the first pitch off before being relieved by Harvey with a homer and single as battle. couldn’t sleep. patient and take the shots that are might not have lasted the inning, Coleman stole second and third Giants. The Braves were shut out emotionally down for the game. reliever Keith Atherton. 4-3, for with two outs in the top of the Philadelphia beat Montreal at Now, perhaps, the team that “The Lakers are favorites there and not force the issue.” let alone the game. I’ve settled with Smith at bat, and Smith for the seventh time. "W e are playing for the world his seventh homer of the year. ninth and runners on first and eliminated Michael Jordan and anyway so what Have we got to “ We made mistakes that I've down emotionally.” followed with a theft of second Olympic Stadium. championship at home. We came Dan Pasqua, who had homered third. Harvey struck out pinch- Samuel hit a two-run homer in Astros 5, Dodgers 2 the Chicago Bulls 4-1 and Larry lose?” never seen us make,” Magic Bailes, 6-4, walked one and that took away the likelihood of a earlier, hit an RBI single to put hitter Pete O’Brien to earn his the second inning and added a Danny Darwin pitched a seven Bird and the Boston Celtics 4-2 Detroit wasn’t going to lose ready. Johnson said, “ not in a champion­ struck out two. Mets double play. Given that will get the respect it feels it Tuesday night, not the way “ The shots wouldn’t drop and “ I was throwing three or four Chicago ahead 5-4. Ozzie Guillen fourth save. edge, McGee doubled to right- two-run single in the third. hitter and en d ^ a personal ship game.” four-game losing streak as Hous­ deserves. Dantley and Johnson were shoot­ that got the guys frustrated after different pitches and throwing had a two-run single, Woodard center to give St. Louis a 2-0 lead. Greg Harris, 2-2, pitched three One came in the final second of ton took advantage of sloppy “ A lot of guys are upset that ing and the way they and their 10 or 12 minutes,” he added. “ It them on any count.” Bailes said. tripled in two more and Gary Mariners 5, Brewers 4 McGee, who also doubled in the innings in relief of starter Don the first half. fielding to beat Los Angeles at most of the media has us going teammates were keeping the probably was one of the worst “ (Catcher) Andy Allanson just Redus hit a sacrifice fly as the Mickey Brantley drew a walk first, added an infield single in the Carman for the victory and Kent Bill Laimbeer had hit a 3- down in four or five,” said Lakers from scoring. games we’ve ever played in the kept putting down numbers and I White Sox enjoyed their biggest with the bases loaded and two fifth for his third RBI. Tekulve got his third save. Dodger Stadium. pointer with three seconds to go. Detroit’s Adrian Dantley. "W e’re Dantley made 14 of 16 shots and playoffs here.” just kept throwing strikes.” inning of the season. outs in the bottom of the ninth Isiah Thomas then stole Abdul- Cubs 8, Pirates 5 Padres 8, Reds 2 Danny Heep. a utility outfielder fired up.” led all scorers with 34 points. The Lakers, who lost a home Pinch-hitter Carmen Castillo inning as Seattle defeated Mil­ Jabbar’s inbounds pass and hit a Ed Whitson hit a two-run double making his first start of the AP photo If the Pistons win Thursday Johnson came off the bench to playoff opener for the first time in led off the ninth with an infield Royals 6, Athletics 0 waukee for its second consecutive Greg Maddux’ luck, and pitch­ 3-pointer one second before and allowed six hits in seven season at first base, failed to field night’s second game, they’ll make seven of 11 shots and score 20 series, made just eight of 22 single against David Wells, 3-3, Ted Power scattered nine hits victory under Manager Jim ing, are getting better all the WHEELIN’ — Detroit’s Isiah Thomas attempts to put the innings to lead San Diego past a couple of playable grounders in become the first team in NBA 16 points. The Pistons sank 57.5 shots in the first quarter and intermission. and Snyder followed with his 12th and George Brett and Danny Snyder. time. Cincinnati at Jack Murphy the second inning, resulting in bail in the basket as Los Angeles’ Byron Scott defends on finals history to win the first two percent of their field goal at­ seven of 22 in the second. They That was “ the big key to the Tartabull homered on consecu­ Snyder replaced Dick Willi­ Maddux became the National home run to left. two runs. the play Tuesday night at the Forum. The Pistons won games on the road. The three tempts, which, helped them pre­ were open for many of the misses. whole game,” Magic Johnson tive pitches as Kansas City shut ams. who was fired Monday. League’s first 10-game winner as Stadium. Game 1 in the NBA championship series, 105-93. games after that will be in vent Los Angeles from using its ” I think we had guys flying at said. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 8, 1988 — 81 to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 8, 1888 SCOREBOARD Dismissed Denehy wants IN BRIEF tiling hosting card show win. lose & d k IlW CBrdlnBis4,Mete1 due process from UofH Illing Junior High School will host a baseball Transactions card show on Sunday. June 19, at the SoftbaU BasebaD N EW Y O R K STLO U I9 r o b r h b l abrhM By Bob Kimball Manchester High School cafeteria from 9 a m. to Wllsoncf 5 0 1 0 Coleman If 4 2 10 BASEBALL Denehy also criticized a Con­ unspecified financial compensa­ 4 p.m. Three special guests. Hall of Famer Luke 20 10 OSmithss 2 100 The Associated Press T O N ie H T 'S O A M » KAM IIr 2b CommlMlonor'f Office __ necticut assistant coach, a Hus­ tion for himself and his coaches. Appling. Red Sox star Johnny Pesky and former NBACoAdi Mogodnlb 3 0 1 0 McGee cf 3 13 3 Announced that Peter Ueberroth, com­ Telephone vt. Glenn 11.6— Fltioerold American League etendlngs Strwbry rf 4 0 1 0 Brnnskv rf 4 0 10 missioner, wouW not oecept o ^ fli^ y e c jr kies player and the game A counterproposal has been Orioles’ star Boog Powell, are scheduled to Paoonl VI. Cycle, 7:30 — Fltioerold McRvIds If 4 0 1 0 Horner 1b 500 0 "Form er University of Hartford P M Wlnlnoer't. 6 — Robertson AN AcMcAH OF Tile MR. term but will remain In office ^ W umpires. mailed to University General appear to sign autographs. VI. Bmt DIvltleii Corter c 4 1 1 0 Lawless 3b 0000 Gentle Touch vs. Jones, 7:30 — 3 0 2 0 extimsion of op to one year through baseball coach Bill Denehy wants His comments were labeled'“ a Counsel Charles Condon, accord­ W L Pet. OB pecpfApPlWPeNT^ HJohsn3b 200 1 OquendSb th ro u ^ Dec. 31, 1990. Appling ($4) is scheduled from 10 a.m. to noon Robertson New York 36 19 .655 — Elster ss 3 0 0 0 TPenoc 3 0 11 ^bme satisfaction from his broad embarrassment” by Hart­ ing to Denehy’s attorney, Ted Thrifty vs. Purdy, 6 — Poaonl 4 0 10 American Ltoguo r ‘ and 1 to3p.m.; Powell ($5) from 10:30a.m. to Cleveland 35 21 .625 1 Conep 2 0 10 Alicea 2b BOSTON RED SOX— Slgnrt John Flft former employer — and he’s ford Athletic Director C. Donald Raezka. “ The case should be Nosslff vs. Allstate, 7:30 — Poeonl Detroit 31 23 .574 4/i Lyons ph 10 0 0 bardo. Ted Lombardo and Paul (Conn.) by July 1,” Raezka said. Lindsey vs. Gorman, 6 — Charter Oak Totals 32 410 4 MILWAUKEE BREW ERS-^IvcrtM all money going to the Illing Invitational, and west DlvWefl Totals 31 1 8 1 Bill Wegman, pitcher, from the IM w believes Hartford violated its own LaBella two days following the W L Pet. OB Condon declined to speculate on Manchester High girls’ basketball and boys’ •1 disabledllst. Sent Mark Knudson,pltcfwjo i»llc y by dismissing him and his UConn game. Oakland 31 It .679 — New York 800 801 Denver of the American AssoclatIcW. a settlement, although he did say cross country team funds. Wtst Side Minnesota 28 26 .519 9 StLoulS 882 828 88x— 4 three coaches without due pro­ Attorneys for Denehy and the (>me Winning RBI — Mc(tae (5). Signed Brad Tilly and Tim Snow, second “ I think the university has Rogers Corporation defeated Food Kansas City 29 28 .509 9first baseman Boog Powell is four hits for Rogers while Dirk Boars Collfornlo 21 36 .368 17'/j (28), OSmIth (19), McGee 2 (17), and Daryl Chamberlain had three each Brummsky (6), Dykstra (10). S— KAMIIIer, Chris George, Greg Landry, Kevin Cor- April 14, 1987. Since the firing. Denehy, 42, Hartford Vice President for and Tom Greco and Al Miller chipped In Tueedoyt Oomes mody and Mike Ignalok, pitchers. scheduled to appear at a card show New York 4 Boston 3 r,-, 'iSiS Irk OSmIth. SF— HJohnson. “ They never gave me and my said he has been unable to find a Cunningham four back with two apiece. IP H R ER BB SO MINNESOTA TW INS^Igned Doug Sim: Administration and Student Ser­ sponsored by Illing Junior High on Baltimore 4, Detroit 3 ons ond Jody Harrington, pitchers. coaches a hearing as. spelled out job in baseball and has thiked vices Bob Chernak, who oversees Cleveland 5, Toronto 3 New Y o ik TEXAS RANGERS— Signed SteVf ORANGE — Pam Cunningham of Manchester Sunday, July 19, at the Manchester High Chicago W, Minnesota 8 Cone L,7-l 5 6 4 4 6 4 by the University of Hartford” with at least five major league the athletic department, said: Paginl Walter 2-3 1 0 0 1 0 Kemp, outfielder, to a m l ^ - l e a ^ carded an opening round 76 Tuesday and was Kansas City 6, Oakland 0 Yankees 4. Red Sox 3 Mariner! 5, Brewers 4 contract with (jklahoma City ot the ^rsonnel manual, he said in a organizations. “ I ’m convinced “ The issue at hand is whether he School cafeteria. Zembrowskl's defeated Keith Realty, California 1, Texas 0 Innis 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 four strokes off the pace at the Futures Golf Leach 2 3 0 0 1 2 American Associcrtlon. Signed Tim MocNen* ffecent interview. 11-6, at PaganI Field. Jack Hull and Seattle 5, Milwaukee 4 and Ken Penland, pitchers; Rod Morris, unless my name is cleared I won’t (Denehy) might be alleging he Tour’s $20,000 Gra.ssy Hill Classic. Mike Hull each clubbed three hits for Wednesday's Oomes BOSTON N E W YO R K MILWAUKEE SEATTLE StLouls The Norwich Bulletin quoted obrhbl abrhM Ob r h bl a b r h M Tudor W,2-l 61-3 8 1 1 3 1 outfielder; and Jeff Halnllne,flrstb<»emann be able to get work in my field.” was wrongfully discharged. The Zembrowskl's while Mott Schardt and Boston (Clemens 8-3) at New York and assigned them to Butte of the Plonew Michelle Dodek of Chicopee. Mass,. and' Spurs fire Bob Weiss Doug Cobb added two each. Mike Elliot, (John 4-1), 7:30 p.m. Boggs 3b 4 13 0 RHndsn If 3 0 11 Molltor 3b 3 0 10 Reynids 2b 4 0 3 0 Dayley S,3 2 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Denehy one day after the incident he said. institution doesn’t think so.” Barrett 2b 3 10 0 Rndiph 2b 3 0 0 0 (tantnr 2b 4 1 2 0 Klngery cf 3 10 0 HBP— Mogodon by Tudor. League. Signed Tom MlleskI, pitcher; Jefr (Tandace Esparaza of Tucson, Ariz.. shared the Jack Wakefield and Tom Griswold had Detroit (Terrell 2-3) at Baltimore (Bau­ Shore, catcher; and LIndsoy Robinson, thlfd. as saying “ UConn has no... class, Denehy says he also wants an Denehy wants to avoid the SAN ANTONIO. Texas — Saying it was time two hits each In defeat. tista 2-4), 7:35 p.m. Burks cf 3 0 1 0 Wshgtn cf 4 0 10 Yount cf 4 1 1 1 Cottoph 0 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Pollone; First, KIbler; first-round lead at 72. A field of 120 players is DwEyns rf 4 12 2 JCIark 1b 4 1 1 0 Deer If 3 0 10 Brantley If 4 1 1 1 Second, Gregg; Third, Quick. baseman, ond assigned them to the Gult done whatsoever.” apology from the school and courtroom. for a change, the new owner of the San Antonio Toronto (Cloncy 2-6) ot Clevelond (Yeti Coast Rongers of the Gult Coast Leogue. competing at the Grassy Hill Country Club 4-3), 7:35 p.m. Grenwl dh 3 0 0 0 Pglrulo 3b 4 0 10 Braggs dh 3 1 1 0 ADayls 1b 4 0 0 0 T— 2:50. A— 41,278. Spurs fired two-year head coach Bob Weiss and Northern Rice If 4 0 2 1 Winfield rf 3 0 0 0 AdducI rf 4 0 11 Presley 3b 3 0 0 1 course. The 36-hole event concludes today with Minnesota (Stroker 2-3) at Chicago National League •“ (LoPoInt 4-5), 8:30 p.m. Gedmanc 4 0 0 0 Cruzdh 3 10 1 Meyer lb 4 12 2 Phelps dh 4 1 1 0 said a former Spurs mentor was in line for the Manchester Oil Heat burned Man­ Dodson 1b 4 0 0 0 Santanass 3 12 0 Schroedre 4 0 0 0 GWIIsonrf 4 1 1 0 CINCINNATI R ED S— Signed (taetai]^ the winner receiving $2,600. chester Police, 13-9, at Robertson Pork. Ookland (Stewart 9-3) at Kansas City Gianni, catcher; Michael Mulvaney, t ir if job. (Saberhagen 7-5), 8:35 p.m. SOwen ss 3 0 0 0 Skinner c 3 12 2 JCastlll ss 2 0 0 0 Bradley c 3 0 10 Ken Ferry Jr. had three hits. Including a Totals 33 3 8 3 Totah 30 4 8 4 Valle ph 1110 Padrea 6. Reds 2 baseman; and Kenneth Gillum and $10 charge for autographs B.J. “ Red” McCombs, who gained control of grand slam homer, for the winners California (Witt 2-7) at Texas (Hayward Quinons ss 4 0 11 Dwoyne Van Horne, pitchers. while Art Bourgue, Kevin Brophv and 4-2), 8:35 p.m. HOUSTON ASTROS— Assigned Joa­ the team on May 27 for $47 million, fired Weiss Milwaukee (Jones 3-0) at Seattle Totals 31 4 9 4 Totals 34 5 9 3 ISU drops compulsories Bob Haley chipped In with two each. For New York 640IS 000SS OOx— 4 CINCINNATI SAN DIEGO quin Andular, pitcher, to Osceola of tlkk on Tuesday, but said Weiss might be reassigned Police, Howie Beeler had four hits while (Campbell 3-7), 10:05 p.m. Ob r h bl abrhM Florla State League; recoiled Rockyw, Thursday's Oomes (tame Winning RBI — RHenderson (3). Milwaukee 000 200 002— 4 DAVOS. Switzerland — The International Rich Busick and Pat Reeves added two E— Washington. DP— Boston 2, New Seattle no 000 021—5 Sabo 3b 4 13 0 Mack ct 3 0 0 0 Oiltaress, pitcher, from Tucson of t h ^ to another position within the organization. each. (Jetrolt at Cleyeland, 7:35 p.m. Collins rf 4 0 11 RAIomr2b 4 1 1 0 Pacific Coast League. Skating Union has decided to drop compulsory Oakland at Texas, 8:35 p.m. York 2. LOB— Boston 5, New York 4. Two outs when winning run scored. causing Mays big headache McCombs also said that former Spurs coach Oonlels If 4 0 0 0 (xwynn rf 2 10 0 Minnesota at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. 2B— Rice, Boggs, Skinner 2. 3B— Burks. Game Winning RBI — Brantley (5). figures in international competitions starting Stan Albeck. who is now at Bradley University, S— Burks. E— Meyer, (tantner. DP— Mllwoukee 2, ONelll cf 3 0 0 0 Moreind If 4 12 2 PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— A East Only games scheduled Esasky 1b 3 0 10 McCllersp 0 0 0 0 Fired Woody Woodward, director of player 1990 in what the president of the U S. Skating IP H R ER BB SO Seottle 3. LOB— Milwaukee 4, Seattle 8. 'WASHINGTON (AP) - A sign for $10, and people started was among a group of candidates for the job. Manchester Medical Supply defeated Boston 2B— (tantner, Braggs. 3B— Yount. HR— Tredwy 2b 3 0 0 0 CMrtnzIb 4 1 1 1 personnel, and Jim Baumer,dlrectorotthe; take a dime. Everything went to Association, who was instructed to vote against Meyer (4). S— Molltor. SF— Presley. BDIozc 3 0 0 0 Santiago c 3 0 0 0 form system. Named Ray Shore Interltfv Willie Mays autograph might be putting down money on the table Albeck compiled a 153-93 record from 1980 to Lathrop Insurance, 7-2, at Robertson NatlonalLeagueatandIngs Boyd L,5-5 8 8 4 4 2 4 the bookstore.” it, described Wednesday as a “ good move.” Park. Jim Jackson and Roger Talbot . IP H R ER BB SO Cnepen ss 3 0 10 Brown 3b 4 1 1 1 director of player personnel and PauL priceless to some fans, but when there.” 1983. A decision is expected by next Tuesday. ripped tour hits each for M M S while Hu*on^!?2 7 8 3 3 1 5 Milwaukee DJacksn p 1110 Tmpitn ss 2 10 0 Owens Interim director of the farm systenvt Mays said the store’s president The change, proposed by West Germany, was McCombs said. Brian Sullivan, Rich Gustafson and Jim East Dlvlslan OUdnie S,6 2 0 0 0 0 1 Wegman 6 6 2 1 0 2 McCIndph 10 0 0 Whitson p 2 0 12 the Hall of Fame outfielder Mays. 57, apparently made the Woodcock added two apiece. Rick W L Pet. OB Hudson pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. Crim 1 1-3 2 2 0 1 0 FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 FInnry ph 100 0 BASKETBALL charged $10 for it during a remark, according to the New was standing next tohim and “ All approved overwhelmingly by the ISU congress, Gross and Jim Deer had two hits each In New York 38 18 .679 — HBP— Greenwell by Hudson. BK— Boyd. MIrabella L,0-1 11-3 1 1 1 1 1 Larkin ph 10 0 0 Wynne If 0 0 0 0 National BiMkelball Association he had to do was tap me on the meeting behind closed doors in this Swiss alpine deteat. Pittsburgh 31 25 .554 7 Umpires— Home, Johnson; First, Clear o 0 0 0 2 0 BIrtsas p 0 0 0 0 CHARLOTTE HORNETS— Named, book-signing session, everyone York Post. Phillies fire Woodward St. Louis 31 26 .544 7Vi McKean; Second, Reilly; Third, Shulock. Seattle Totals 30 2 7 1 Totals 29 6 6 6 Tom Jorgensen heod scout. involved got into trouble. ’’They tell you when the books .shoulder and say ’Willie, we resort, after an earlier proposal to immediately Chicago 28 27 .509 9Vj T— 2:29. A— 37,081. Swift 8 7 2 2 2 1 wouldn’t like you to do that.’” drop the figures failed to get the required Rec Montreal 26 29 .473 H'/j MMooreWJ^ 1 2 2 2 0 2 Cincinnati 002 000 000—2 SAN ANTONIO SPURS— Fired Boft, The owner of a downtown run out, you get upand walkout,” PHILADELPHIA - Woody Woodward, hired two-thirds majority. Phllodelphio 23 31 .426 14 Clear pitched to 2 batters in the 9th. Son Diego 001 900 OOx— 6 Weiss, coach. bookstore said that charging $10 MaystoldthePost. “ But whenthe' Ellen Vaughan, the mother of a to run the Philadelphia Phillies seyen months The Elks stopped Main Pub/MMH, West Division HBP— Braggs by Swift. (tame Winning RBI — Moreland (4). FOOTBALL The vote, following a heated, nearly two-hour 10-7, at Nike Field. Ron Konopka, Lou W L Pet. OB Umpires— Home.Cooney; First, Merrill; E— CMartInez. DP—Cincinnati 1, Son Notional Foolboll Longue for an autograph was a mistake. books ran out, there were about 50 disillusioned youngster who at­ ago, was fired Tuesday and replaced by Ray Keroack, Rusty Meek and Kevin Down- Los Angeles 30 23 .566 — Second, Brinkman; Third, Welke. Diego 2. LOB— Cincinnati 4, San Diego 4. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS—Slgne^ Robert Haft, president of Crown to 100 people in still in line. debate, was 27-4. said ISU Secretary General ham had two hits each for Elks while Orioles 4. Tigers 3 tended the book signing two Shore, the last-place club’s chief scout. Houston 30 24 .556 'h T— 2:31. A— 7,209. 2B— Sabo, Concepcion, Moreland, Whit­ Billy Knlghten, punter. Books, said he wasn’t sure how “ Rather than leave the people Beat Haesler. The ISU is made up of skating Tom Hite tripled. For Moln Pub/MMH, San Francisco 29 27 .518 2Vj son. HR— Brown (2). NEW O RLEAN S SAINTS— Signed Tony, weeks ago. wrote a letter to The Phillies president Bill Giles also fired Jim Eric Lindquist and Curt LeDoyt had two CIncInnotl 25 31 .446 b'h DETROIT BALTIMORE IP H R E R BB SO Stephens, nose tackle. Mays began collecting money hanging there, I said, ’Give the Washington Post. In the letter, organizations from 36 countries. Baurner, the team’s director of player hits each with both collecting triples. San Diego 21 35 .375 lO'/j ab r h bl ab r h bl National League results Cincinnati NEW YORK JETS— Signed John Booty," while autographing copies of his bookstore $10 and I ’ll sign wha­ The United States. Canada, Britain and New Dave Lauzon, Kevin Walsh, Don Scon- Atlanta 18 34 .346 H'/j Pettis ct 4 0 0 0 Stanicek It 3 0 0 0 DJackson L.S3 4 5 6 6 3 4 cornerbock. published last Friday. Vaughan deyelopment and scouting. Paul Owens. Ion and Scott Peterson added two each. Tuesday's Games Whitakr 2b .3 0 0 0 BRIpkn 2b 4120 FWIIIIoms 3 1 0 0 2 1 HOCKEY new book, “ Say Hey; The Autobi­ tever you have.’ said her 11-year-old .son began Zealand cast the only dissenting ballots. Philadelphia’s former general manager and BIrtsas 1 0 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia 10, Montreal 5 Sherldon If 3 1 1 0 CRIpkn ss 2 10 0 Phillies 10, Expos 5 National Hockey League ography of Willie Mays.” ” I thought I was doing some­ crying when Mays a.sked him for Dr. Hugh Graham, president of the ILS. manager, will replace Baurner. Nike Chicago 8, Pittsburgh 5 TrammI ss 4 2 3 2 Murroy dh 4 13 3 Sem Diego M INNESO TA NORTH STARS— Signed thing right. I thought I was St. Louis 4, New York 1 DaEvns lb 4 0 10 Tettleton c 3 1 1 1 Whitson W.5-5 7 6 2 2 2 1 Brian Bellows, right wing, to a multlyeor,, “ I think what happened is he money. Association, said it was estimated that Giles said both replacements are temporary JAM Grinding slipped past Allied Son Diego 6 Cincinnati 2 Lemon rf 4 0 3 1 Sheets rf 4 0 0 0 PHILA MONTREAL McCllers 2 10 0 11 contract. had signed about 700 books in our helping everybody there.” abolishing figures would reduce expenses by at and that he intends to fill the posts with new Printing, 3-1, at Nike Field. Earl Lappen Houston 5, Los Angeles 2 Nokes c 4 0 0 0 Orsulak rf 0 0 0 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl WP— FWIIIIams. W INNIPEG JETS— Signed Teppo Nunv- Haft said the company has Umpires— Home, Bonin; First, Wendel- store,” Haft said of the incident, When contacted by The Asso­ least 50 percent by cutting down coaching time slammed three hits tor the winners Son Francisco 5, Atlanta 0 Salazar 3b 4 0 0 0 Gerhart ct 3 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 5 2 3 4 Raines If 5 13 2 mlnen, defenseman, to a multiyear con­ mailed the boy a check for $10 to people as soon as he can. while Rusty Matteson and Al Little Wednesday's Games Knight dh 4 0 0 0 Dwyer ph 10 0 0 Hoyes 1b 6 0 10 Candoel 2b 5 1 1 0 stedt; Second, Rennert; Third, Marsh, tract. which took place May 20. “ Some ciated Press, Mays said he was and rent. added two each. Bill Wilson doubled. Philadelphia (Ruffin 4-4) at Montreal Lynn cf 0 0 0 0 T— 2:05. A-fl,S75. COLLE(»E make up for the money he paid for Parrish c 4 10 0 (talarrg 1b 2 1 1 0 people apparently came in with tired of talking about the incident Opponents of the move argued that For Allied, Chris Green had three hits. (Dopson 1-3), 7:(8 p.m. Traber lb 3 0 10 Schmdt 3b 4 2 2 2 Brooks rf 4 12 1 BIG TEN CONFERENCE— Announced > the autograph. Including a triple, while Wavne Green, Chicago (Schlraldl 3-2) at Pittsburgh Gonzals 3b 3 0 10 Jelti pr 0 10 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 11 the retirement ot Wayne Duke, commis­ baseballs and gloves and they and complained that reports compulsory figures were needed lo teach (Walk 5-4), 7:35 p.m. Astros 5. Dodgers 2 sioner, ettective December 31,1989. " Mays said he was working for Wayne Duke to retire John McDermott and Tom Powers Totals 34 3 8 3 Totals 30 4 8 4 CJames ct 4 2 2 1 Webster cf 3 12 1 wanted him to sign. about it didn’t get the story skaters the basic skills added two each. New York (Oleda 4-5) at St. Louis (DeLeon Brodley If 5 13 1 RIyera ss 2 0 0 0 BLO O M FIELD C OLLEG E— Fired Mark ” It’s unclear who said it.” said straight. the publisher. Simon 4 Schuster, 4-4), 8:35 p.m. Detroit 010 020 000—3 M Young rf 4 0 2 2 McGffgnp 0 0 0 0 HOUSTON LOS ANG ELS Coryino, basketball coach. ur SCHAUMBURG, 111 - Wayne Duke Cincinnati (Rasmussen 2-6) at San NIAGARA UNIVERSITY— Named Jim Haft, “ but somebody said he’ll He also told the Post. “ I didn’t and was there to sign only books Boltiniore 100 101 Olx— 4 MThmpcf 0 0 0 0 Wnghmph 10 10 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl announced Tuesday that he will retire as Big A Central Diego (Show 4-5), 10:05 p.m. (tame Winning RBI — Murroy (3), Aguayo ss 4 1 1 0 Engle c 0 00 0 GYoungcf 4 0 10 Sax 2b Mauro baseball coach. Bellows inks new pact Houston (Scott 6-1) at Los Angeles DP— Baltimore 1. LOB— Detroit 6, Balti­ (tarmon p 2 0 0 0 Reed c 3 0 0 0 BHotchr If 5 1 0 0 Heep 1b Ten commissioner at the end of next year after Glenn Construction downed Farr's, (Valenzuela 3-5), 10:35 p.m. 7-5, at Fitzgerald Field. Merrill Mevers more 6. 2B— BRIpken, Murray. HR— Harris p 10 0 0 Nettles ph 10 0 0 Walling 3b 4 10 0 APena p BLOOMINGTON. Minn. — Minnesota North running the athletic conference since 1971. crocked four hits for Glenn's while Jim Atlanta (Coffman 2-6) at San Francisco Tettleton (3), Trammell (8), Murray Tekulvep 10 0 0 Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 GDayls 1b 4 0 0 0 Shrprsn ph Grimes added two. Including a homer. (Krukow4-3), 10:35 p.m. (5). SB— BRIpken (5). S— Stanicek. Heaton p 1 0 0 0 Doran 2b 4 2 3 1 Crewsp BasketbaD Stars right wing Brian Bellows has signed a “ Announcement of these plans at this time Thursday's Games Burke p 0 0 0 0 Pistons’ depth on the bench Jim Loos, Lvie Eastman and Jim Ashby c 4 12 1 Gibson If multiyear contract to stay with the NHL club, will provide the board ample opportunity to Flaherty added two each. For Farr's, Houston at Los Angeles, 4:05 p.m IP H R ER BB SO McClure p 10 0 0 Bass rf 3 0 12 Marshal rf Cincinnati at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Detroit Foley ss 2 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 3 0 11 Shelby cf the team announced Tuesday, screen candidates for the position and provide George WIndlsh, Brian Moran and Joe Atlanta at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m VanOudenhove had two hits each with Tonana L,8-4 7 2-3 8 4 4 3 Totals 40 10 14 10 Totals 34 5 11 S Darwin p 4 0 0 0 Scloscia c mt Terms of the deal, including the length of the an orderly transition for conduct of conference WIndlsh clubbing o three run homer Chicogo at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m Hennemon 1-3 0 0 0 0 Hamitn 3b N8A playoff picture W and the latter a solo shot. Only games scheduled Baltimore Philadelphia 223 001 002— 10 Andesn ss - m/ i proving to be a key factor contract, were noldisclosed. business,” Duke said in a statement. Tibbs 7 6 3 3 2 4 Montreol 110 030 000— 5 MIDoysph Sisk W.3-2 2 2 0 0 0 1 (tame Winning RBI — Schmidt (1). Belcher p The Finals Bellows, who finished second in team scoring “ It is reassuring to me to be leaving the Charter Oak American League results Tibbs pitched to 1 batter In the 8lh. E— Foley, Candoele. DP— Philadelphia Holton p Tuesday, June 7 last season with 81 points and led the team with . conference at a time when our performance is BK— Tibbs. 3. LOB— Philadelphia 7, Montreal 6. Stubbs 1b Detroit 105, L.A. Lokers 93, Detro(f_ By Bill Barnard The Boston bench never Cooper to spell the starters exceedingly strong.” Highland Pork Market bagged CBT, Umpires— Home, Evans; First, 2B— Schmidt, CJames, MYoung 2, Totals 35 5 8 5 Totals leads series 1-0 - , 21 power-play goals, said he decided to sign with 16-8, at Fltzgerold Field. Joe Panoro led Indians 5. DIue Jays 3 Tschida; Second, Hendrv; Third, Young Brooks, Samuel. 3B— Candaele. HR— Thursday, June 9 The Assaclated Press amounted to much all season, the But in the Pistons’ I05-9.3 the North Stars after speaking with owners After December 1989, he plans to serve as a H P M with four hits while Skip Moreau T— 2:46 A— 23,641. Raines (5), Samuel (5). S— Carman. Houston 023 000 000-5 Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. skeptics said. You have to beat victory Tue.sday night in the had three and Chuck Mumtord, Kevin Sunday, June 12 GeorgA and Gordon Gund consultant to the Big Ten. TORONTO CLEVELAND SF— MYoung. Los Aniieles 100 001 000— 2 INGLEWOOD. Calif - When the Celtics’ starters to beat the opener of the NBA championship Schoeffer, John Zovalonclk, Pat IP H R ER BB SO (tame Winning RBI — Ramirez (5). L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 3:30 p.m. , Clancy, Rich Robe and Pete Devannev ab r h bl ab r h bl Tuesday, June 14 the Detroit Pistons’ bench out- Celtics. series. Detroit’s four reserves Fernndz ss 3 0 0 0 Franco 2b 4 0 10 Philadelphia E— Heep, Hamilton, Walling. DP— chipped In with two each. For CBT, Jim Carman 4 1-3 7 5 5 3 2 Houston 1. LOB— Houston 7, Los Angeles L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 9 p.m. scored Boston’s 190-58 in the Just wait until the Pistons meet scored 32 points, while Thompson DIopnIe tripled and singled and Mike Mosebycf 4 0 0 0 Ramos 2b 0 0 0 0 Harris W,2-2 3 3 0 0 1 2 6. 2B— Marshall, Ashby, Doran. SB— Thursday, June 16 . :z FItzpotrIck also hod two hits Barfield ri 4 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 4 0 0 0 Royals 6. Athletics 0 L.A. LakersatDetrolt,9p.m., If necessary,,. Eastern Conference finals, the Los Angeles Lakers, whohave had four and Cooper none while GBell If 4 10 0 Carter cf 4 0 0 0 Tekulye S J 1 2-3.1 0 0 0 0 BHatcher (17), Bass (13). McGrIff 1b 3 10 0 Jacoby 3b 4 110 Montreal IP H R ER BB SO nearly everyone yawned. Mychal Thompson and Michael combining for one basket in II Heaton L,2-4 2 5 6 6 3 1 Houston Sunday, June 19 Women’s Rise Gruber 3b 4 1 1 1 Hall If 3 12 0 OAKLAND KANSAS CITY Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m.. It— shots. Girls involved in athletics ab r h bl Burke 2 2 1111 Darwin W.3-4 9 7 2 2 0 8 Fielder dh 3 0 12 CCastlll ph 1110 ab r h bl necessary Main Pub defeated Strano Reol Borders c 3 0 0 0 Snyder rf 4 1 1 2 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 10 Stilwll ss 4 0 0 0 McClure 11-3 2 1 1 0 1 Los Angeles Estate, 15-6, at Charter Ook. Laurie McGffgan 2 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 Belcher L.3-3 2 2-3 6 5 2 2 3 Tuesday, June 21 ’’We’ve got a lot of different Lee 2b 3 0 10 D C Io rk d h 3 0 2 1 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 0 0 WWIIsn cf 3 2 1 0 Detroit at L.A. Lekers,9p.m.,lfnecessaru«* Hansen hd four hits for Main Pub while RWsgtn ss 3 0 11 (tanseco rf 4 0 0 0 Brett 1b 4 1 2 2 Hesketh 1 3 2 1 1 3 Holton 21-3 1 0 0 1 2 players coming off the bench.” Lonnie Duke ond Roxanne Helnemon Allanson c 3 1 1 1 Parker dh 3 0 3 0 Trtabll rf 4 1 2 2 Heaton pitched to 2 batters In the 3rd. APeno 2 0 0 0 0 3 backup guard Vinnie Johnson odded three apiece with the latter Seltzer 3b 4 1 1 1 Umpires— Home, West; First, Wlllloms; Crews 2 1 0 0 1 1 today now considered sexy Totals 31 3 3 3 Totals 33 5 10 5 McGwIr 1b 4 0 10 said. “ We’ve got scorers, re­ homerlng. M orv Johnson ripped tour Jennings If 3 0 10 Tabler dh 3 1 0 0 Second, Engel; Third, Runge. HBP— Heep by Darwin. BK— Holton. NBA Championship box hits In defeot Toronto 000 000 300—3 Javier ct 4 0 0 0 FWhIte 2b 3 0 0 0 T— 3:10. A— 11,556. Umpires— Home, HIrschbeck; First, bounders and shot blockers and Cleyeland 001 200 002— 5 Weiss ss 4 0 2 0 Moefarin c 0 0 0 0 Tata; Second, Doyls; Third, Froemmlng. By Rick Warner The study indicates that girls from their mothers than fathers. T— 3:01. A— 25,509. our depth makes us a better None out when winning run scored. Mercado c 2 0 0 0 Quirk c 3 0 3 1 The Associated Press tend to drop out of sports as they — Seventy-three percent of the Dusty Game Winning RBI — Snyder (7). DHedsn ph 10 10 Thurmn If 2 0 0 0 Pistons 105, Lakers 93 •V V team.” Cubs 8. Pirates 5 get older. While 87 percent of fathers said they are involved in Center Congo shocked Moinville E— RWashIngton 2, Franco, Hall. LOB— Totals 33 0 9 0 Totals 30 6 9 6 Johnson .scored 16 points, fol­ Electric, 16-4, ot Keeney Field. Eric Toronto 3, Cleyeland 4. 2B— Franco, Hall. D E T R O IT (105) W NEW YORK - Girls who those in the 7-to-lO age group said sports or fitness activities, com­ Oakland 000 OOO 000—0 CHICA(30 PITTSBURGH lowing up on his 24-point perfor­ Huhtala, Rick Mlgllorl and Ken Wolna- H R — Allanson (3), Snyder (12). S— Dantley 1616 67 34, Mahorn 04) 04) A - * played sports used lo be ridiculed they participate in sports, the pared with 64 percent of the rowskl had three hits each tor the Fernandez. KonsosCItv 301 002 OOx-4 ab r h bl Ob r h bl American League leaders Lolmbeer 69 2-2 11, Dumars 65 63 9 rr (tame Winning RBI — Brett (3). 4 0 0 0 mance in the final game against winners with the latter tripling twice IP H R ER BB SO OMrtnz cf 5 1 1 0 Bonds If Thomas6166519,Salleyl-204)2,Edwards43C3 and called tomboys. Now, they’re figure dropped to 75 percent in the mothers. E— Brett. DP— Oakland 2, Kansas City 3. Palmeir If 5 0 2 0 Lind 2b 4 12 2 Boston. and knocking In four runs. For Maln- Toronto Batting 04)8, V. Johnson 7-111-516, Rodman 6504) 6m considered sexy. 15-to-18 group. yllle, Chris Waizer hod twohitsand Ben Stotimyr 7 8 3 3 0 3 LOB— Oakland 11, Kansas City 3. 2B— (tawson rf 3 2 12 VanSlyk cf 4 12 2 Totals42-7317-22105. — Most mothers feel sports Parker, (Juirk. HR— Brett (11), Tartabull 10 0 0 JRobnsnp 0 0 0 0 Bused on ISO at Bats. That’s one of the conclusions of According to the study, the Phelps slammed a homer Wells L.3-3 1 2 2 2 0 1 Jackson rf L.A. L A K E R S (93) T ’’Vinnie played a great bal- activity is more important to Cleveland (12), Seltzer (3). SB— Wilson (12), Tabler (2). Sndbrg 2b 4 1 1 0 Bonilla 3b 5 0 10 AMERICAN LEAGUE Green 66 64 9, Worthy 7-18 65 19!^ Igame offensively.” Pistons a professor who worked on a drop-off is primarily due to 5 2 3 1 RReyIds rf 5 0 0 0 G A B R H Pet. Balles W.64 9 3 3 0 0 2 (taace lb LansfordOak 55 233 45 93 .399 Abdul-Jabbor61304)8, E. Johnson 6111 6 q C interest in other activities, lack of them today than when they were Wells pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. IP H R ER BB SO JDayIsc 5 1 2 1 LVIlrec 5 1 1 0 28, Scott 1024 66 25, Thompson 1-4 62 C m coach Chuck Daly said. “ We’ve national study of the “ female Oakland 5 1 2 1 Bream 1b 3 12 1 Winfield NY 53 196 37 72 .367 young. Fathers say the opposite. HBP— McGrIfI by Balles. Law 3b Boggs Bsn 52 190 40 68 .358 Cooper 07 00 O.Totals 33-83 2627 93. — « looked at a lot of film to see how to sports experience.” time, or interest in boys. Many Umpires— Home, HIrschbeck; First, CYoung L,4-3 5 1-3 7 6 6 3 1 Dunston ss 4 0 2 3 Bernard ss 3 0 10 Detrelt 22 SS 23 25-188— Nelson 2 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 Million ph 1 1 0 0 Puckett Min 54 230 38 80 .348 get him open as a scorer. He’s Eighty-seven percent of the black girls cited additional rea­ Deborah Anderson, executive (kirclo; Second, Scott; Third, Reed GMaddx p Trammll Det 54 205 36 69 .337 L.A. Lakers 21 19 28 25— Rec Soccer T— 2:12. A— 21,696. Kansas City PPerry p 0 0 0 0 Fermln ss 0 0 0 0 6Polnt goals— ^Thomas 3, E. Johnson ! been doing that a long time in parents surveyed said sports are sons for quitting sports, including director of the Women’s Sports Power W,3-1 9 9 0 0 5 4 0 0 0 0 Fisher p 2 0 0 0 Mc(talffTor 52 171 43 57 .333 (tassagep Brett KC 57 221 32 71 .321 Lolmbeer, V. Johnson. Fouled out— Non Detroit. I call him a high-wire “ equally important for boys and transportation problems and in­ Foundation, said attitudes about BK— Nelson. Coles ph 10 0 0 Rebounds— Detroit 41 (Lolmbeer 7), Lo Umpires: Home, Phillips; First, Voltag- Rucker p 0 0 0 0 Mattingly NY 44 175 41 56 .320 act.” ■ girls.” adequate funds to pay for equip­ female participation in sports RHendsonNY 51 206 46 66 .320 Angeles 47 (Green 12). Assists— Detroit r White Sox 10. Twins 8 glo; Second, Joyce; Third, Morrison. MDIaz If 0 0 0 0 (Thomas 12), Los Angeles 21 (Johnso^ “ It shows the word ‘tomboy’ no ment and lessons. began to change in 1972 when Junior boys T— 2:46. A—34,083. 41 8 14 8 Totals 37 5 9 5 Seltzer KC 54 207 36 65 .314 Totals Home Runs 10). Total touls— Detroit 26, Los Angeles I I ’’We’ve got a lot of players with longer exists in the athletic Many girls stop participating in Congress passed a law guaran­ Strikers 4 (Joe Lenehan 2, Kris MINNESOTA CHICAGO Canseco,Oakland,14;Calderon,Chlcogo, Technicals— Otrolt Illegal defense 6 Los different roles and that’s one of Chicago 820 (Bl 300-8 Angeles llle(Kil defense. A— 17,505. dictionary.” said Dorothy Harris, sports in their mid-teens, the teeing women equal educational LIndstrom, Jocob Beal) Cyclones 0 ab r h bl Ob r h bl Pinsburgh 000 001 13; Incavlgllo, Texas, 13; Hrbek, Mlnne- Rangers 3 (Jason Marsh 1, Ben Clolas, Gladden If 4 10 0 Redus cf 4 11 1 220-5 sata, 12; Snyder, Cleyeland, 12; Tarta­ our strengths,” Johnson .saidc-; a professor of exercise and sport study shows. opportunity. The Title IX legisla­ (tame Winning RBI — JDoyls (3). “ We’re playing to win. None of us Michael Wllk) Knights 2 (Jason Ar- Herr 2b 4 13 1 Lyons 3b 4 1 1 0 Angels 1, Rangers 0 E— Lind, (taace. D P —Pittsburgh 1. bull, Kansas City, 12; Winfield, New York, science at Penn State. “ The puberty barrier appears tion sparked a dramatic increase glrds, Eric Babbitt) Puckett cf 5 0 2 3 Baines dh 4 12 2 12; 5 are tied with 11. has a champion.ship ring, so we Hrbek lb 4 1 1 0 Caldern rf 2 0 0 0 lob—Chicogo 9, Pittsburgh 10. 2B— Runs Batted in “ Girls who participate in sports to exist,” Harris said. “ When in girls’ high school teams and jDayls, Dunston, VonSlyke, Law, Bream. are playing to win this thing.” GaettI 3b 5 12 1 Boston cf 2 10 0 CALIFORNIA TEXAS HR— Dawson (12), Law (5), Bream (4), Winfield, New York, 49; Brett, Kansas Little League are no longer laughed at and girls become more interested in college scholarships for female Junior girls Bush rf 3 0 0 0 GWalkr 1b 5 13 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl City, 48; Puckett, Minnesota, 46; Canseco, VonSlyke(9). „ p „ „ ridiculed. In fact, it’s popular for boys, they tend to become less athletes. Red Sox 1 (Cathy Morlarty) Bruins 0 Davidsn rf 0 0 0 1 Pasqua If 5 2 2 2 Dwnng dh 4 12 1 Brower cf 4 0 0 0 Oakland, 45; Carter, Cleyeland, 40; Gruber, Reserve center James Ed­ Moses ph 10 0 0 Solos c 0 0 0 0 Ray 2b 4 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 4 0 10 Toronto, 40; Pagllarulo, New York, 40n girls to play sports. It’s the sexy interested in sports.” Eagles 2 (Sara Hornbostel, Jen 3 10 0 Chicago wards, who played with the ’’Title IX opened up a whole CosmInI) Rowdies 1 (Heidi Pelletier) Lorkindh 4 0 10 Karkoylc c Joyner lb 4 0 10 Espy pr 0 0 0 0 GMOftdUX W.10-3 71-3 8 5 3 4 3 Braggs, Milwaukee, 38. thing to do.” The study also found that: Loudner c 4 12 1 Guillen ss 4 13 2 C(tayls rf 3 0 0 0 Sierra rf 4 0 0 0 Pitching a Dechlons) American r t Lakers for two monfhs before new universe for women ath­ Woodrd2b 4 12 2 PPerry 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Harris is education director of — Girls whose parents are Gogness 4 3 3 1 Hendrck If 4 0 10 Incyglla If 4 0 0 0 (tassage S,7 1 0 0 0 0 1 viola, Minnesota, 9-1, .900; Dotson, New The Firefighters outslugged M odern.^ being traded in 1977, scored all letes,” said Willye White, a track Midget boys Totals 38 814 8 Totals 37 1014 10 Howell 3b 3 0 0 0 Buechle3b 4 0 10 York, 6-1, .857; Swindell, Clevelond, 10-2, Janitorial, 14-10, Tuesday night a { ^ the Women’s Sports Foundation, 4'jnvolved in sports are more likely 10 0 0 Parrish dh Pittsburgh « , , , . .833; (tandelarla. New York, 7-2, .778; eight of his points in the second - and field star who participated in Armas cf 3 0 0 0 Fisher L.4-3 6 ’ 5511 Waddell Field. Mike LIzotte cracked which commissioned the study to participate themselves. Toros 9 (Keyin Watt 2, A.J. Robenhy- Minnesota 001 100 213— 8 CWolkrcf 3 0 0 0 OBrIen ph 10 0 0 Robinson, Detroit, 6-2, .750; Stewart, four hits for the winners while Keith AP photo quarter, when the Pistons had a five Olympics from 1956 to 1972. mer 2, Matt Lavotorl 2, Patrick Cope­ Chicago 010 020 70x— 10 Boonec 2 0 0 0 MStnlylb 3 0 10 Rucker 2 5 2 2 J 1 Oakland, 9-3, .750; Clemens, Boston,8-3, ,727; Carinl added two. Including o homer. along with Wilson Sporting Goods — While most parents believe land 2, James Kravontka) Olympics 1 (tame Winning RBI — Posqua (3). j Robinson 1 0 0 0 0 1 35-17 run to take a 57-40 lead at Schoflld ss 3 0 10 Petralll c 3 0 10 HBP— Dawson by Fisher, Bream by Welch, (takland, 8-3, .727. Mike Johnson and and Chris Charter. HAPPY BENCH — Detroit’s Joe Dumars, left, is seated Co. The survey, released Tues­ better health is the best reason for Donna de Varona, who won two (Scott Cochran) E— Hrbek. DP— Minnesota 1, Chicogo 2. Browne 2b 3 0 10 olso played well. For Modern, B ill. halftime. Metros 2 (Josh Male 2) Suns 0 LOB— Minnesota 7, Chicago 9.2B— (tagne, Totals 31 1 5 1 Totals 33 0 5 0 day, was based on telephone their daughters to play sports, gold medals in swimming at the Spartans 3 (Mike Flemming 2, Rich **^Jmplres— Home, Halllon; First, Stratton hod three hits while Steve- while Walker Russell, center and Ralph Lewis jubiliate as (taetti, Herr. 3B— Woodard. HR— Posqua MeSherry; Second, Weyer; Third, Mon­ BIssell ond Frank Hersho added two ech - Cooper was more upset with interviews last November and girls say the biggest motivator is 1964 Summer Olympics, said Prenetta) Breakers 2 (Rory Post 2) (5), (taetti (10), Laudner (8), (tagne (6), California 000 001 ooo-l ond Barrett Quaglla played well. the first game of the NBA championship series nears an Sounders 1 (Keyin Lappen) StrlkersO Baines (7). SB— (talllen (8), (tagne (4), tague. Adrian Dantley’s 34 points on December with 1,004 parents and "fun.” many of the “ myths” about Texas 000 000 0 0 0 -0 r-2:50. A-9,287. Redus (12), Boston (1), Woodard (1). (tame Winning RBI — (tawning (3). National League leaders end Tuesday night. The Pistons beat the Lakers at the 14-for-16 shooting than he was 513 of their 7-to-18 year-old — Girls participating in sports female athletes have been broken SF— Redus, (tavidson. E— Armas. DP— Texas 1. LOB — National Pee Wee IP H R E R B B SO California 6, Texas 6. 2B— Petralll, Forum to take a 1-0 lead. with his own 0-for-7ptprformance. daughters. receive more encouragement since then. Batting The Oilers trounced the Lawyers, 22-8, Sockers 2 (Joey ErardI, Nick Lento- Minnesota Browne. H R— Downing (9). SB— Giants S. Braves 0 Based on 158 at Bats. Lea 6 9 3 3 2 0 Downing (D.Schotleld (7). ot Leber Field. The Oilers knocked out .-. cha) Strikers 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE 16 hits and remained undefeated at 1241.' . Tornadoes 4 (Rick Wilcox 2, Scott Atherton L,4-2 0 3 4 4 1 0 O A B R H Pel. Best 2 2 3 3 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO ATLANTA SA N FRA N John Helln was the winning pitcher^- Levesque, Matt Carrano) Timbers 0 (talaraga Mon 55 219 46 74 .338 striking out nine. Ed PInkIn and Scott— 6 Sharks 7 (Kevin Teets 3, Jessica Chicago CaUfomlo obrhbl abrhM Palmeiro Chi 55 216 32 72 .333 Perez 6 2-3 9 4 4 2 3 Finley W > 7 8 2-3 5 0 0 0 7 3 0 0 0 Butler Cf 4 0 2 0 Scheinblum had three hits apiece while Bats come alive as Arizona State avoids the Grim Reaper Poscantell, Adam Clark, Doug CosmInI, AHall cf Bonilla Pit 56 209 39 69 .330 Brendan Prindivllle, Mike Helln, Dove Andy Downard) Mustangs 2 (Jason Horton W,4^ 1 1-3 4 4 4 1 0 Haryey S,4 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Oberkfl 3b 3 0 10 RThpsn 2b 4 0 2 3 Coleman S1.L 55 244 33 78 .320 Thigpen S,10 1 1 0 0 0 0 Tex(M GPerry lb 3 0 0 0 Clark 1b 3 0 0 0 Botteron and Travis Fedytnyk had two Zelinsky, Joseph Covell) BrunnsKv St.L 42 163 27 52 .319 hits apiece. Eric Lang had a two-run By Tom Vint 58-12, alive in the series and Arizona State’s bats and Kil­ tomorrow,” Kilgo is 12-2 overall with two ninth when Robbins opened the The Patriots and Dolphins played to a Atherton pitched to 4 batters In the 7th, Hough L,5-7 9 5 1 1 3 9 DMrphyrt 3 0 0 0 MIdndort 4 0 0 0 RThopson SF 52 192 23 61 .318 Horton pitched to 3 batters In the 9th. Umpires— Home, Kosc; First, Barnett; DJames If 3 0 10 Aldrete If 4 0 10 .316 triple. For the Lawyers, Conrad L a - " ' The Associated Press headed into a rematch tonight go’s second standout perfor­ Peralta. Dan Rumsey and Mike World Series victories. He was Stanford inning with a hard base 0-0 tie. Guerrero LA 44 158 19 50 Pointe had three singles and Ben H BP— Salas by Lea. WP— Perez, BK— Second, Ford; Third, Bremlgan. Virgil c 3 0 0 0 MItchll 3b 3 12 0 GPerrv All 51 188 21 59 .314 with No. 4 Wichita State, 56-14-1. mance at the CWS may have been Burrola had three hits each for the winner in a 4-2 first-round hit off the body of Miami third Lea. T— 2:31. A— 22,549. Thom as ss 3 0 0 0 Speler 3baGant Howroyd tripled and singled. Peter. Law Chi 53 205 24 63 .307 Melluzzo and Adam Borotsky playeci ASU. Peralta drove in four runs, game against California on baseman Mike Tosar. Intermediate Umpires— Home, Denklnger; First, 2b 3 0 0 0 53 191 40 58 .304 OMAHA, Neb. — Live Ijats, a The Shockers downed ASU 7-4 encouraged by the suspension McCoy; Second, Kaiser; Third, Clark. MWIIms ss 4 12 1 Strawbrv NY well. Diplomats 5 (Scott Salonen 2, Tony Heme Runs lively arm and a lively controv­ Sunday night in the two-bracket, earlier Tuesday of Sun Devils one on a single in the first, one on Friday. Hurricane reliever Pete Joseph T— 3:05. A— 11,923. Mahlerp 2 0 0 J Mnwrngc 3 2 2 1 Golorraga. Montreal, 15; Clark, Son Cook, Tom McKeown, James Curry) Asnmchr p 0 0 0 Downs p 2 10 0 ersy kept the Grim Reaper away double-elimination tournament. catcher Tim Spehr, the team’s his 12th homer with nobody on in Miami and Stanford also were then gave up a sacrifice bunt to Hurricanes 1 (Stuart Sherrell) Francisco, 14; Bonds, Pittsburgh, 13; Bolton Griffey ph 1 0 0 0 Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 13; Dawson, Chi­ from No. 1 Arizona State in an Florida goes home with a leading home run hitter, several the fifth and two on a single in the in a pitching battle with Hurri­ Ron Witmeyer to move Robbins Racers 2 ( Robert Anderson 2) Totah 27 8 2 0 Totah 13 511 5 Earthquakes 1 (Matthew Perry) cago, 12; (Mtavis, Houston, 12; Straw­ The Yankees trounced the A's, 405, at- ‘ ^ elimination game against No. 5 48-19-1 record after its first players said. Coach Jim Brock eighth. cane starter Will Vespe going to second and Brian Johnson was berry, New York, 12; Gibson, Los Angeles, Indian Notch Park. Mott Maneggla,,., ^ walked to set up a double play Rec basebaD Atlanta 888 888 888—8 10; Porrish, Philadelphia, 10. Kevin Blofkln, Cory Silver and Dereck Florida at the College World College World Series told his team of the suspension Rumsey had three‘ RBI with a against Cardinal freshman Stan Calendar Son ntmehee 881 888 I8x—6 Runs Batted In Levesaue each had two hits to lead the Series. ' appearance. Tuesday morning. two-run triple in the first and an Spencer and reliever Steve possibility. Jeff Saenger then (tame Winning RBI — MWIIIIcnns (1). Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 45; GDavIs, Houston, Yankees' 11-hlt attack. Ron Morin ond~ Chitren. grounded to Miami second base- DP— Atlanta 2, San Francisco 1.LOB— 45; Clark, Son Francisco, 39; Parrish, Ron Dube hit safely for the A's. ^ The Sun Devils, whose bats had In the nightcap Tuesday, de­ “ I ’m not going into what the RBI single in the eighth. San Francisco 5. 2B— RThompson, Mit­ Philadelphia, 39; B runonsky, been dead In hitting .221 through fending champion Stanford used infraction was,” Brock said. Kilgo — making only his second Vespe. 5-1. allowed his run on a man Jose Trujillo, who tried a TODAY Pony League chell. HR— MWIIIIams (2). S— (tawns. St.Louls, 36; Brooks, Montreal, 35; (talar- Radio, TV IP H R ER BB SO National Farm two World Series games after a Doug Robbins’ unearned run with “ You do not take away a young start of the season, both coming in leadoff homer to Paul Carey in backhanded flip to shortstop Baseball The Red Sox shut out the Braves, 7-0, roga, Montreal, 35; KHernondei, New aoss L Semifinals Atlonta season at .326, collected 14 hits one out in the bottom of the ninth man’s opportunity to play what the CWS — improved to 4-0 in the bottom of the sixth, while Jorge Robles. But the ball went at Morlarlty Field. John Bowes ond AAahler L,7-5 61-3 10 5 5 0 4 York, 35. The Lawyers routed Boland Brothers, ' East Catholic vs. East Lyme, (at Greg King combined on the shutout for Pitching (7 Dechlons) 17-10. Damian Lahev had two hits and '-v*' against the Gators to go with inning to sideline No. 3 Miami 2-1. might be his last ball game post-season play. He has allowed . Spencer gave up a leadoff homer into left field and Robbins scored Eastern Connecticut Stote University), Assnmehr 12-3 1 0 0 1 1 (taoden. New York, 9-1, .900; Cone, New TONIGHT the winners. Louie Loguardia tripled Son pnmehee five RBIs for the Lawyers while Pat Rusty Kilgo’s six-hit pitching in a The Cardinal, ranked No. 7, stays without it being very serious. I only seven earned runs in 32 1-3 to John Viera in the top half of from second with the game­ 7:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Yankees, 7 p.m. for the Red Sox while Mike Vlgeont York, 7-1, .875; Knepper, Houston, 7-1, Quish added three hits and four RBIs.. ,,, Track Downs Wjt-5 9 2 0 0 0 6 .875; Rllo, Cincinnati, 6-1, .857; Scott, alive with a 43-23 record and will that inning. winning run. Channels 30, 38, WTIC, WPOP played well defensively. For the BK— Mahler. Jim Roy collected two hits and four 10-1 whipping of Florida on think there’s a feeling on the innings in two regional and two 8 p.m. — College World Series: Bovs' state Open Meet at Willow Braves, O.J. Cromwell doubled and Houston, 61, .857; GAAaddux, Chicago, 10-3, R B Is for the winners. Lou D e s a rlo ,"" The score was tied at 1-1 " I ’ll take it,” Stanford Coach Brook Park, New Britain, 4:30 p.m. Umpires— Home, RIppley; Rrst, Craw­ .769; KGross, Phllcxtelphlo, 63, .750; Tuesday night. meet No. 6 Fullerton State. 43-16, ballclub that if everything goes CWS outings for an earned run Wichita State vs. Arizona State, ESPN Joey Mayer singled. Andy Bartley ford; Second, Harvey; Third, Pulll. Kevin Slosser ond Jeremiah Moore~ 8:30 p.m. — Mets at Cardinals, Girls' State Open Meet at East struck out 13. Reuschel, Son Francisco, 63, .727. ployed well defensively for the winners. ‘ The victory kept Arizona State, Thursday night. right, Timmy might be back average of 1.95. heading into the bottom of the Mark Marquess said. Channels 9, 20, WKHT Hortford High, 4:30 p.m. — 2:05. A— 7,737. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 8, 1988 — M t i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 8, 1988 [ g j ] HOMES HOMES ^ HOMES LOTS/LAND HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE (FOR SALE FOR SALE IFOR SALE Piping piovers are the cat’s meow Art wins In controversy IMMEDIATE Openings. TRAINING. Classes be­ EXAMINERS- ONE and one-half year MANCHESTER Colonial. SOUTH Windsor. Immac­ MANCHESTER. (Nor­ J Diversified offlce- ginning soon at Crest- Poromedlcol company FULL A PART TIME old Duplex on oulet Excellent neighbor­ ulate JMJ built 8V? theast Area). Level lots about % of on acre. There, if undisturbed, nests the reclu­ chicks in New Jersey and Maine. • /sales position in on field Convalescent for seeking medical tech­ cul-de-sac. 3 bed­ hood! Spacious 8 room room Colonial. 2'/3 MILFORD (AP) — "Cats” may be a hit I established business, training for a reword­ nicians and phleboto- Aulstant rooms, 2 full boths, home, 4 bedrooms, 1st baths, garage and City sewer and water. on Broadway but they’re a bummer on the sive plover, a small shore bird, about 6 “Wildlife and pets don’t mix.” is one over bare-breasted statue j We will train the right ing lob as a Nurses mlsts. Earn up to $20 won to wall carpeting. floor front to bock morel $260,000. A great M7-0246 or ^7207. beach at Milford Point, as far as one rare inches long, with £i sand-colored back and message the service has sought to spread, ] person. If you enloy Aide. Paid training pe­ per hour. Eost Hart­ Managsrs Kitchen appliances. tomlly room-large buy! Blanchard 8, Ros­ tHE Highlands In Coven- an orange bill with a black tip. she says. “It’s a big problem, and a her traditional summer costume — .j working with people riod with Increase otter ford area. Are you Vinyl siding. Separate deck, one full and two setto Realtors," We're try. This new subdivi­ species of bird is concerned. WAREHAM, Mass. (AP) - A Poaition Available sion otters a variety of Ornithologists are not optimistic that The eggs, laid In a depression in the growing problem,” Bull says. “As the a triangular loincloth that drapes i this lob Is for you. Coll 90 days. We offer as­ presently doing po- utilities. Presently tVi) baths, finished Selling Houses" 646- sculptor’s plan to perch a statue of * Pearl's TV and Ap­ sistance with tonspor- romedlocl exoms and renting tor $750 and basement. House Is set 2482.0 approved building lots any of the young piping plovers produced sand, are o faintly greenish cream color, state grows, you have more cats.” a bare-breasted Indian woman on a over one thigh. pliance. 643-2171. Sales/stock SSOO. $260,000. Call Ed on o large beautiful lot! on rolling hills afford­ At Milford Point, the state this year has Wampanoags once called the- totlon. coll 643-5151 to tired of the paper­ FABULOUS Condomi­ this year will survive, even after great well freckled with brown spots. The bird bluff sparked a debate over art, see If you qualify for work? Coll 1-800-922- person, mornings, 645-8201,______A great value I Some nium living with much ing privacy and seclu­ begun an education program in hopes the Onset area near Wareham their’ j TEACHER Aides to work sion or open level lots measures were taken to attract and and the eggs blend easily with the sand. sexism and whether bronze can be with Special Educotlon training and transpor­ 2772. available. MANCHESTER. North- owner financing tool privacy. Immaculate 5 Before they can fly, which takes about problem can at least be reduced. Stacks of summer home, Fuller told select­ tation assistance. Ask end. 4 bedroom older $179,900. Anne Miller In o serene, rural set­ protect a mating pair. voluptuous. ^ students In regular and WHOLESALE Distribu­ Real Estate, 647-8000.D room, 2 bedroom ting ready to be built three weeks after hatching, the chicks information sheets explaining the prob­ men, Their numbers eventually special education tor the Director of tor seeking qualified College Student home, garage. Owner Townhouse In Oak “We have no problem protecting the Art won. Nursing Service. on. So, If you’re o walk back and forth through the wire lem and urging cat owners to keep the pets dwindled because of. famine, he classes at RHAM Jun­ drivers. - Must be 25 Preferred. financing possible. MANCHESTER. Well Forest Condominium. eggs, and the birds that are on top of the Though four members of the years old with valid CT $129,999. 875-3232. maintained 3 bedroom Large entrance foyer builder looking for nest.” says Milan G. Bull, director of field fence, as the adults do. off the streets have been left in the area. Board of Selectmen approved the said. ior and Senior High your dream home, then Schools In Hebron. Coll license and clean driv­ A p p ly: MANCHESTER. 6 room Colonial with over­ with skylight, rec room studies and ornithology with the Connecti­ And the cats love them. But if cats continue to roam, there is placement of the statue high atop ing record. Must be sized attached garage. and garage. $140's. the highlands Is for Most other town officials agreed. 22S-9474 for on DATA ENTRY one owner home In you. Lots storting at cut Audubon Society. “As soon as those young birds come little the state or the Audubon Society can the hills overlooking Onset Bay, the oppllcotlon.______able to pass DOT physi­ terrific neighborhood. FIreplaced living Blanchard 8, Rossetto $70,000. Coll Flono “If someone refers to that as sex, ~ room, IV j baths, for­ Realtors," We're Sel- “Where we haven't been successful is through the fence, the cats patrolling the do. fifth opposed it last week. LABORERS to work In o tlFRK cal. Outstanding be­ England Large rooms through­ ReojtvM^gOO. fence zap them,” Bull says. something is wrong,” said Select- ' nefit package. Apply out, full wolk-out base­ mal dining and eat In llng Houses” 646-2482.o getting the young to fledge, and that is Selectman Joseph Grassia said commercial roofing between 9am and 3pm. kltchen-oll In excellent The problem is not confined to Milford Julie Victoria, a wildlife biologist with man Donald L. Carlson of Fuller’s environment In Man­ ment. Keeney School ELLINGTON. Immacu­ IBU8INE88 because of cats.” the state Department of Environmental he had concerns about the statue TOLIAND BANK McKesson Corpora­ Hardware District. Large country condition! $164,900. late home In family Bull notes that in 1987, all the young Point, nor is it confined to plovers. Cats, creation. "There are more explicit chester area. Starting tion, 280 Dividend D.W. Fish Realty, 643- {pr o per ty Protection, says that if a cat is caught in because it will be in a public place S8.50 per hour. Coll is seeking a full time RL 44, Bolton Notch size lot and easy access neighborhood. 7 room, piping plovers — at least eight — were some of them pets, some abandoned and and visible to children who will see photos to be found in National Road, Rocky Hill, CT. to 1-384. $149,900. Sentry 1591.0 4 bedroom, 1'/j baths. ____1 one of the state traps at Milford Point, it Geographic.” LINC Corporation at Data Entry Clerk for the EOE.______FOR Sole Manchester killed by cats. Wildlife officiais say it is some wild, have caused increasing that “she is fairly large-breasted.” 649-aOOO.______Loan Servicing Depart­ Reol Estote, 643-4060.Q BRAND New listing! Priced under $2(X),(XX). problems in more developed areas, such will be returned to the adjoining Selectwoman Sarah D. Woods- OPERATIONS Assistant. Stunning 2 year old New kitchen and deck. Doctor’s office. Hil­ crucial that the chicks flourish if the neighborhood. “Some say art, others will say INTERIOR Decorators. ment at Tolland Bank STOCKPERSON. Full MANCHESTER. Very at­ liard Professional as Milford, in recent years. said that although she received a Hartford Despatch time, 9am-5pm. Com­ tractive Ranch In greot Contemporary home 2 cor garage! Blan­ species is ever to rebound. nudity,” said Grassia. “I wanted to Decorating Den, the Center In Vernon. Ex­ Moving 8, Storage on 1.8 acres of plush chard 8, Rossetto Real­ Buldlng. 2153 square “It’s not uncommon, and it may occur in “We don’t want to upset any of the cat letter from a woman who was ninth fastest growing perience preferred, but pany benefits. See family neighborhood. 2 feet and convenient On the East Coast, there were 550 pairs see if it’s an attack on the female.” needs assistant for In­ Charlie at Good Sports, full baths, 2 fireplaces, green gross In Bolton. tors," We're Selling more places than we know about,” says owners down there,” she says. opposed to the statue’s bare franchise In the United we will train the right Houses" 646-2482.0 storage area. 1st floor. of the birds last year. Bull estimates there The sculptor, A. Clayton E. dividual who schedules 1017 Sullivan Avenue, Florldo room oft kit­ 2200 square feet of top Move-ln condition. Ex­ are about 20 paira in Connecticut. Inez Connor, public affairs specialist with Bull thinks the cat problem is so Fuller, said the statue represents breasts, she likes the sculpture and States Is Interviewing candidate. We offer and dispatches fleet South Windsor. chen and open front quality construction, 2- IMMACULATE Vinyl Individuals, Interested competitive aaiary and cellent parking! In­ The Audubon Society leases a piece of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s widespread that the solution should be the traditional Wampanoag Indian found it “more handsomely beauti­ drivers. Long days porch. Fantastic lower 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, sided Cope In family quire today at 646-5153. In turning their flair for benefits. pass swiftly In busv, open and airy floor Milford Point from the state for wildlife Northeast office in Boston. mandatory licensing, just as dogs are maiden in what would have been ful than pretty.” decorating Into o beou- level tomll v room and 1 neighborhood. Open She says cats also have killed plover licensed. Sfl — Don't Delay — responsible osslgn- AIDE needed 11pm-7om. cor attached garage. plan. Dynamite 3 cor and spacious floor restoration. tiful business. Stote- ment. Ability to grosp Please telephone 649- Coll for details. garage with loft. See plan. Newer carpeting, — wide opportunities and take the Tolland Bank detail In paperwork, 2358. $149,900. Sentry Real for voorselt-you'll love furnace. Insulation, ID MORTGAGER training available. Coll challenge NOWII Apply use of CRT necessary- Estote, 643-4060.O It! $279,900. Jackson & roof and driveway. A - 647-4804 ext 301. Jackson Real Estate, In parson or contact but we can train you. SECRETARY For reel EAST Hartford. Wonder­ "M ust See” home! DO NOT 00 BANKRUPTI Shirley Lackie at 875- You become Important estate office. Work In ful spacious home for 647-B400.O______Asking $168,900. Strono Stop Foreclosure! Home- ASSISTANT 2500. communication link pleasant surroundings your growing family. 3 SUDDENLY Bock on the Real Estate, 647-7653.0 owners, consolidate your for our drivers and with nice people and market! Here’s MANCHESTER. 14 year bills, pay off your credit CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 fleet coordinators. or 4 bedrooms, 1'/j cords, your cor or busi­ MANAGERS opportunity to learn another chance to pur­ TOLLAND BANK baths, walk to school, old Duplex. 3 bedrooms ness loon, your mortgage Reply; Hartford Des­ real estate. (We pay tor chase this terrific 6 plus eoch. V/3 baths, oluml- Musical Items...... Right now there convenient to high­ and save, save your Notices Lots/Land fo r Sale .23 Merchandise l o W M Ciiittr patch, Personnel Mon- auallfylng course). Sa­ ways. Coll tor details. 6 Duplex on Lourel num sided, oil applian­ Investment Prooertv U Cameras and Photo Equipment...... v oger, P.O. Box 8271, lary negotiable ac­ homell NO PAYMENTS L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 are new 348 Hartford Tpke. $149,900. Century 21 Ep- Street. Enormous ces, move-ln condition. UP TO 2 YEARSI Bod Business Prooertv .... 25 SpgciolisjiilDcgif! I Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Pets and S upplies...... JJ East Hartford, CT 06108 cording to experience. rooms, many m'odern P ersonals...... 02 Miscellaneous for Sale...... v opportunities in Vernon, CT 06066 steln Reolty, 647-6695.D Asking $232,900. Green­ credit, late payments or Resort Property ...... 26 Antlauesand Collectibles...... 72 cot or visit Mr. Evans of Coll Henry or Al at Improvements house Realty 646-4655. Announcements...... 03 M ortgages...... 27 Tag S ales...... M your area to join our 225 Prospect Street COLUMBIA. Tranquility. unemployment Is not a A u ctio n s...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng ...... C lo th in g ...... 73 228-3345 or 487-0283, throughout, separate problem. Foreclosure as­ Wanted to Buy...... 28 Services Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... ^ office In East Hartford, Golden Oaks Realty Marvelous new con- utilities, 2 cor garage. MANCHESTER. Open F in a n c ia l...... 05 F lo o rin g ...... F u rn itu re ...... 74 the FRIENDLY INSURANCE. Personal temporory Cope on House, Sunday 12-4pm. sistance available for the E le c tric a l...... EOE. 646-.5099. Excellent Income pro­ DIVORCED and SELF- Child C ore...... 51 TV /S tereo/A po lla nces...... 75 team. Lines Customer Ser­ wooded lot. Solar or­ 10 Strong Street. Im­ Employment & Education Rentals Cleaning Services...... 52 H e a tln g /P lu m b ln g ...... ducer. Seller wonts ac­ EMPLOYED. Machinery and Tools...... 76 vice Representotive iented. Cedar clap­ maculate 6 room Port Time Help Wanted...... 10 Rooms for Rent...... 31 Lawn C o re ...... 53 AAlscelloneous Services Autom otive We want the beet tion! $186,900. Jackson Swiss Conservative ...11 Apartments tor Rent...... 32 G ordenlng...... 77 needed for expanding board siding, sky­ Ranch. Oversized 1 cor Group at 20MS4-1134 Help Wanted...... Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 Services Wanted...... Cars for Sale ...... and we will try to TEACHERS & Jackson Real Estate, ...12 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 property and casualty lights, vaulted ceilings. garage, aluminum sid­ or 203-4$4-4404. Situation Wanted...... Caroentrv/Remodelino...... 55 Landscaping...... Good Things to Eat...... 78 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... The Manchester Board I INSTRUCTION 647-8400.D______...13 Homes for Rent...... 34 provide the best. Insurance agency. Ex­ Flexible floor plon. A ing, 2 full baths, new Business Opportunities...... P olntlng/P aperlno...... 56 C o n cre te ...... Compers/Trallers...... 14 StorerOffIce Space...... 35 Fuel OII/Cool/FIrewood ...... 79 perience preferred. of Education Is seek­ must seel $227,900. Cen­ BRAND New listing! Fan­ carpeting, ' new deck Instruction ...... Motorcvcles/Mopeds...... "The best training, COLLEGE Student oval REAL ESTATE ...15 Resort Prooertv ...... 36 Farm Supplies and Equipment...... 80 Coll Norma 6om-4pm, ing applicants for the tury 21 Epstein Realty, tastic 5 plus 5, 2 family overlooking profes­ Employment Services...... SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... benefits, salary following positions: able tor tutoring Jun In Manchester. Excel­ WANTED Industrial Prooertv...... 37 O ftlce/R etall E quipm ent...... 81 643-1128. lor High and High 647-8895.C1______sionally landscaped Garages and S tora ge...... 38 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Rent/Lease...... lent condition Inside yord In quiet neighbor­ Real Estate Recreotlonal E quipm ent...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive. and advancement TEACHER Alde-Poro • Special Education School students In a BOLTON. Luxurious Homes for Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted ...... 39 and out, updated kit­ hood. Too many extras LAND Wanted. Develop­ Call 643-2711 for more Information! Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... opportunities. Professional. 2 full Teacher - llling Ju­ variety of sublects In- country estate living! 4 Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 nior High School bedroom Contempor­ chen and baths, sepor- to list! $169,900. Coll tor ment or Investment ] W e’re looking time positions and 1 eluding computer ote gas utilities, appointment 7om to Quality land. 10-500 port time position. • Special Education skills. Coll 643-8130 ask ary In Flano Estates. loundry hook-up, kit­ acres sought by READ YOUR AD: Clatsifeil adverlltamantt art forward to High school diploma tor Laurie. Features: locuzzt both 5pm 646-5000, after 5pm DEADLINES; For classified odvertlsments to token by telephone as a convenience. The Long-term Substl- chen appliances, fire­ 646-6463 ask tor Dove. medium-sized develop­ RATES; 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. meeting you! Call required. Contact: Mr. tute Teacher off master bedroom, place on 1st floor, ment company. Brok­ 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturdoy, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Stephen Schachner. kitchen area Is a deadline Is noon on the day before publico- us collect at (through November HOMES fenced rear yord. ers welcomed and fully 20 to 25 days: 60 cenfs per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Parker Memorial gourmet’s delight, Priced right! $169,900. CONDOMINIUMS tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which donot lessen 28. 1988) - Bentley boasts wet bar and protected. Coll or 26 or more days; 50 cents per line per day. 413-732-6288. School, Old Post Road, Day Treatment QD FOR SALE Jackson 8, Jackson FOR SALE write: Sugorbush, Inc., Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be Tolland, CT or phone extensive light oak ca­ Real Estote, 647-B400.O ID Minimum charge; 4 lines. • Vocational Instruc­ binetry. Many more 200 West Center Street, corrected by an additional Insertion. 875-0721. Application All real estate advertised In B7, Monchester, CT FRIENDLY tor - Bennett Junior custom touches await EAST Hartford. Price Re­ STUNNING 2 bedroom deadline June 15, 1988. the Manchester Herald Is contemporary con­ 06040. (203) 649-1490. restaurants EOE.______High School your Inspection! duced! This 3 bedroom toe sublect to the Fair Houslnp Ranch Is located In a dominium. Garage, MODERATE house In RECEPTIONIST- • Upper level High Act ol 1968, which makes M $335,000. Flano Realty. PART TIME Illegal to advertise any pref 646-5200.______nice family neighbor­ parking and private Bowers School or As­ HELP WANTED EASY Work! Excellent Secretary. Full or part School Science hood! Carpet through­ loundry facility. $875 Notices [ o ] HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 0 3 Dr. Crane’s Answers erence, llmifotlon ordlscrim BOLTON. Completely sumption Church area. pay! Assemble pro- time for small growing Teacher (Biology Inollon bosed on race, color, out. Ceramic tile kit­ per month. Sentry Rene 647-8609 (647- THE DEADLINE FOR Manchester manutac- livable! Thlscomtorto- As G condition precedent to LOVING, Mature person ' ducts at home. Coll tor with ability In Physi­ religion, sex or notlonoi chen floor. 12x22 REol Etote. 643-4060. 7099). PLACING OR DENTAL Office. Part PAYROLL Position. Du­ Information. 504-641- turlng company. orig in, or on Intention to ble Raised Ranch family room with cool the plocement of ony adver­ time position available wanted for our new­ cal Science), capa­ otters 4 bedrooms, 2Vi tising In the M anchester He- CANCELING AN AD IS ties Include clerical, Quiz on Page 2 8003 ext A-8201.______Knowledge of compu­ ble of teaching up­ moke any such preference, stove and heat In base­ HOMES In busv Vernon office PC data entry, person­ born and 4 year old In ter and bookkeeping limitation or discrimination baths, central olr and n n HOMES rold. Advertiser hereby 12 NOON THE DAY HAVE A PHONE? our home. References RN- A recent relocation per level courses. ment. Storage shed In agrees to protect, Indemnity tor energetic, con­ nel, word processing 1. Balk (Baseball helpful. Advancement The Herold will not know vac. SItuoted on 1 acre bock yard. Give us the I^ F O R SALE l^ F O R SALE BEFORE, MONDAY - scientious person. Di­ required. Call 646-2008 has created an out­ Above positions effec­ Ingly occept any advertise country setting yet ond hold harmless the Man­ and phone. Manches­ 2. Tartar (Trout) standing opportunity potential. Telephone opportunity to show chester Herald, Its officers FRIDAY, IN ORDER versified duties. No ex­ ter, Mondav-Frldov, WANT TO WORK after 5:30 and 643-6834 for tive August 30, 1988. men! w hich Is In violotlo n of convenient to city. weekends. 3. Plantation In our ICF on the the low you these ond other and employees against any TO MAKE THE NEXT perience necessary. 8om-4:30pm. Call John appointment. Special Education Barbecue on the wrap feotures of this affor­ and all lia b ility , toss or 8am to 12pm, Monday - FROM HOME? 4. Oink (Ham) 7am-3pm shift. Very Certification required around deck off kit­ BOLTON <279,000 expense. Including attor­ ISSUE. FRIDAY __ lOom-lPm of 643-2414. 5. Shakespeare competitive starting MANCHESTER. By dable home! $145,900. Friday. Call 875-5664 FLOOR Supervisor. Flex­ straight Commissions for Special Education owner. Mint 6 room, 3 chen. S225,(X)0. Flono Realty World, Benoit, neys’ fees, arising from AFTERNOON BY 2:30 for details. 6. (a) Mums — November (y) rate. Fully paid benef­ positions. Vocational Reolty 646-5200.O____ UNDER CONSTRUCTION claims of unfoir trode proctl- PM FOR MONDAY'S ible hours. Night and — Income Unitmitedi BUS its Including pension bedroom Ranch with Frechette Associates, ces. Infringem ent of trode- MATURE Individuol tor weekends. Starting sa­ (b) Red roses — February (v) WAITRESSES Instructor position re­ ottoched one car gar­ ISSUE. THANK YOU Call me tor an appoint­ plan. Call the New MANCHESTER, Spotless 646-7709.0 marks, trade names or pat­ loundromat attendant. lary $5.50 per hour. (c) Lily — April (w) Manchester Manor tor quires 2 courses for age. New kitchen, bath 4 bedroom Cope on o ents, violation of rights of FOR YOUR ment between 3:30- PERSONS BOLTON. Traditional Nights and weekends. Apply: Mondav- (d) Peonies — May (x) details 646-0129. certification (further and summer room. quiet street. Eat In Colonial. Design and prlvocy and Infringement of COOPERATION!!! Apply: Mr C's Laun- Frldav, Arthur Drug, 5pm Onlyl Ask tor information available Large tlreploced living copyright ond proprietory (e) Poinsettias — December (z) WANTED. Cashiers at DAYTIME AND kitchen, formal dining colors plus Quality con­ dromot. 647-1959. 942 Main Street, Man­ starting at upon request). room, % acre private room with hardwood rights, unfoir competition chester. Attention Dennis Santoro the Manchester Xfra treed lot. Buckley struction mokes this and libel ond slander, which PART Time Local Repre­ *6.50 per hour. “ Marts. Second and EVENINGS Contact: floors, choir roll and 8'/j room Behrmonn may result from the publica­ sentative to assist Tom.______Dr. Wilson E. Deakin, School. $169,900 645- crown moulding. Spa­ built home. 2 X 6 643-2711 - third shifts. Apply at 6605.______tion of any advertlsment In apartment owner In SECRETARY tor Vernon Hartford Rood, Main Contact: Jr. cious tlreploced living construction. $290’s. the Manchester Herold by Rockville area. Person professional office. Contact: Street ond Oakland Assistant room, 2 full oaths. New Blanchard & Rossetto advertiser, Including adver­ to show units and work Word processing and Mrs. Barbara Smith SOUTH Windsor. "It's a vinyl siding. $169,9(X). tisements In any free distri­ Mrs. Barbara Smith HELP WANTED Street In person.____ . Superintendent Realtors;" We're Sel­ PART TIME with tenant concerns. data entry. Filing, typ­ 10!'' Impressive Con­ D.W.. Fish Reolty, 643- ling Houses" 646-2482.0 bution publications pub­ ;|;RECEPTI0NIST. Busy Mancheater Public temporary In estab­ lished bv the Monchester Q o ] HELP WANTED Car a must. 20 hours ing, telephone, etc. LOT Person. No expe­ 1591.n Call 875-3004, rience necessary. Mis­ FULL Time position . Manchester doctor's 643-0511 Schools lished neighborhood of MANCHESTER. Elegant Herold. Penny Sleffert. per week. $8 per hour. 643-0511 available. Student S ta rs ' office. No weekends or Manchester, CT 06040 MANCHESTER Colonial. 30(X) SQUore foot plus Publisher. SECRET A RY-Capable 225-1012 for Interview. cellaneous duties. fine homes. Open floor Henry Street area! 4 LOOKING for people to Must have drivers li­ Loan Clerk, Savings Z evenings. Call 646-0188 646-3451 plan highlights plenty Contemporary sitting typist to work In office WANTED. Caring and «------COE bedrooms tool This deliver SNET tele­ cense and be dependa­ SHADY Bank of Manchester. S ta n d SHADY of well lit spoce, spec­ on 0 1.4 acre lot In on located In Manchester conscientious person phone directories Apply In person to; ■TEACHER Vacancies, tacular room orrange- tostetully decorated exclusive neighbor­ on Friday 4-7pm and needed. Part time/full ble. Call Wes at 649- i: Tolland Board of Edu- home Is super for a Employment throughout CT to area 4571. GLEN G.R. Steele. 923 Main o u t GLEN ment and on obun- hood. 4 bedrooms, pri­ Saturday 10-6pm, Sun­ time Assistant Instruc- businesses during July. Street, Manchester. 2 cation. The following dance of convenient lorge family! Close to vate hot tub In the day ll-6pm. 3weekends tor/Crew Supervisor to Must have own vehicle. RECEPTIONIST. Depen­ 360 West Middle Tpke. EOE. I positions are open for 360 West Middle Tpke. living features. Bowers School, llling master bedroom, 2 per month. Call 528- work with develop- Full or part time. For dable, organized per­ Manchester Parkade ★ September 1988: Com- VETERINARY Hospital and MHS. Large fin­ fireplaces, study, open 8 room Farm-Style Colonial with cedar siding and PART TIME son w ith pleasant I puter Education, Manchester Parkade $289,000. Flano Realty 1300 for oppointment. mentally disabled Information call 1-800- needs all out person for 646-5200.D______ished walk out bese- balcony above kitchen, 2 car garage. It features an open foyer. 2x6 [ 3 HELP WANTED adults. Call Kathv lan- 922-0008 from 8am-4pm telephone manner, typ­ Accounting « teaching and some office and animal han­ ment, 1st floor den, 2 cor garage. Deed construction, 6 panel doors, Andersen windows, PART Time position nuccl between 10am- ing, filing experience MALE Or female. Look­ “ consulting. Contact: dling duties. Full or BOLTON. See this excep­ also 1st floor laundry or 467-2219 from 4pm- ORDER tional 8 room custom restrictions to protect 2Vi baths, whirlpool, fireplace and more. Set on an available at Helium 4pm at 871-6724._____ 8pm. for diversified duties In ing tor dependable per­ PROJECT * M r. Vene Hording, part time. Summer or room. Beautiful fire­ your Investment. Coll l o o k in g fo r good busv Verndn office. son In high traffic orea ; Principal, Tolland built contemporary place In living room! open lot approx. 150x390. Still time to pick your news? Look for the many HI’S tor bright, mature PART Time position DELIVERY Person and ADMINISTRATOR year round. Please 643-9095 or 659-5730 and Individual, Saturdavsa Call Mrs. White 646- service station pump­ 8 m our untftr Cofwiructloh. ONE FOR ~ Upper Middle School, send resume to: Colonial that otters a Come take a look! own colors, cabinets and flooring. bargain buys advertised available tor moti­ Cashler/Clerk for mod­ spacious 1st floor fom- ask tor Dove. must. Call tor appoint­ vated, energetic Indi­ 1944. ing gas, sales, light 1 875-2564. Gifted and tal- You’ll hire the Animal Medical Clinic, $184,900. Anne Miller in the clossified columns ern pharmacy. Flexi­ paperwork. Flexible HOMART - ented (SOAR)-Grode 4- lly room ond Florida MANCHESTER- ment 646-2302. vidual In bright, busy DRIVER. Bv van. Man- YOUR AD 200 Sheldon Road, Real Estate, 647-8000.D Glostonburv line. Red­ today. ble hours. Not the usual hours. 649-2871.______OEVELOPMENT CO. ; 7 and Grade 4 teacher. Manchester. room, deluxe kitchen, video store. Flexible retail store. Profes- chester area full time best when you find formol dining room MANCHESTER. Beauti­ wood Forms. 8 room Wt cm hilp yau bscaaii i hours. Coll 646-5384. RETIRED Persons. TODAY! - Contact; Dr. Robert ------’REALE” PR0FE88I0NAUROF------slonol atmosphere. hours. Duties Include Z Lincoln, Principal, and living room, 3 bed­ ful Split Level. 3> bed­ Colonial. 4 bedrooms, P A R T T IM E PART Time Shop Cleon- Top pay. Apply at once local and southern New Looking for dependa­ rooms, 1'/3 baths. 2'/3 baths, 2 cor att­ Call 64MSZS. and nk lir Dm ble person to work In CRUISE Ship Jobs. When placing ~ Tolland Intermediate them in the RECEPTIONIST. Small rooms, 2 baths with up. Approximately 25 to Ann or pharmacist. England deliveries ~ Middle School, 875- many extras. A beauti­ Skylit llvino room, din­ ached oarage. Fire- D. F. REALL INC. CUSTOMER SERVICE hours per week. Please Liggett Parkade Phar­ plus assistonce In of­ high traffic service sta- $11,745-$48,919. Manag­ your classified ad ophthalmology office ing room with sliders to placed family room, tlon pumping gas, ers, Bartenders, Me­ . 2565. Grade 1-(2) oosl- In Manchester. Full ful home throughout, 175 Rli^l.*ili^istsr We are looking for responsible service- apply to Stan Graham, macy, Manchester fice. Medical benefits. Classified Section. situated on a well large deck. Set on a hardwood floors, eot- Call 647-8157 between sales, light paperwork. chanics. Immediate ask for the STAR!! * tions, Grade 2-(1) posl- time position available deep lot In a convenient In kitchen, deck. Bv MB452S Service Department. Parkade. Z tIon, Grade 3-(2) Immedlatlev. Call 646- landscaped 1 acre plus minded Individuals to handle customer in­ Morlartv Brothers. 9am-4pm, Mondav- Flexible hours. Full or openings! Call (refun­ lot. $284,900. U & R location. $159,900. D.W. owner. $229,900. 643- quiries. The position requires enthusiasm, DELIVERY And Ware- Frldov. part time. 649-2871. dable) 1-518-459-3734 643-2711 - positions. Guidance 4083. Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ 8751. RECEPTIONIST & As­ house Persons. Entry ext Q508A. Z Couselor-tull time, Realty 643-2692.D Independent thinking, and organization. Good sistant In Manchester rate of pov wav above SALES And Order Clerk. Construction ••Special Education communication skills and a pleasant doctor's office. Depen­ average. Plus time and Knowledge of general PROJECT M Teacher-part time, telephone manner are essential. dable, pleasant person- halt otter 40 hours. office work helpful. En­ ~ Speclol Education olltv 0 must. Afternoon Steady Monday-Friday try pay above overage. A0MINI8TRAT0R AMAZING STORES Z Teacher-full tlme-1 M a lo r rM l m is i« d«v«top*r !• M tklrtg NEW LISTING 3:30-7:30 PM Monday-Friday hours. Permanent part work schedule. Oppor­ Steady employment, 40 ■ Protect Adm inistrator for our Man* - year, Art Teacher-port time position. Great tunity for advance­ hour week. Benefits ehaatar otttoa RaaponaIbNIttaa In* Ztime, Physical 7:00 AM - 10:00AM Saturday working conditions. clud# adminlairailon of aM profact HI-VOLUME RETAIL STORE " Education-part time, 82 Briarwood Drive ment. Benefits Include Include paid holidays. eofilraeii Inoludlng ohanqa ordara. Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 Call 646-5153 leave paid Insurance, vaca­ Insurance and vaca­ purohM i ordara, paymartl applica* Z1 Music Teacher-full message. tions and holidays. tion. Apply Manches­ Ilona, ate. Has Immediate “ • time. Contact Mr. Ste- for more information. Apply Manchester To­ Quatlllad candMata ahould hava Zphen Schachner, RECEPTIONIST. Part ter Tobacco and aom# ooNaqa accounting artd M Management Opportunities time receptionist posi­ bacco and Candy Co., Candy. 299 Green yaara of boohkaaping/aoooundng ax* ~ Parker Memorial tion available. Hours 299 Green Rood, Road, Manchester. padano# ralaling to tha oonatruolton I School, 875-0721. EOE. ARCHITECTS INVITATION TO BID Indualry. Knoartadga of oompular Successful candidates must have previous retail - • - .'R'Si ore 4:30-7:30pm, Monchester.______ayatama alao raquirad. Aooounta pay* iHanrhfBtrr Sealed bids will be received CARPENTER Wanted. management experience. The Housing Authority of Mondav-Frlday. Expe­ SALES Clerk. Responsi­ a b h aapadanea a plua. glEAT Packer looking REDUCED PRICEI — $228,900 the Town of Manchester Is In the General Services' of­ Neat, clean appear­ Wa offar a oompatittva aaiary and We offer Individualized training, competitive Anxious owners have reduced this attractive considering o develooment fice. 41 Center St., Manches­ rience preferred. Good ble person needed. ance. 3-5 years expe­ oomprtfwnalva banafN paekaga to II tor production and of Congregate Housing In te r, CT until 11:00a.m. on the opportunity, could Apply at; Town & quaimad oandMalaa. f o r o o n fid a n tia l salaries, comprehensive benefits, and growth ** maintenance person- •Hfralft contemporary colonial. A great home featuring date shown below for the fol­ rience. Own tools and conaldafatton pfaaaa m nO daUHad potential. cooperation with the Depart­ lead to full time em­ Country Jewelers. foauma Including aaiary hlalory to: r net. Excellent wages a master bedroom, 2

NOTICI TO CMIOITOIIt ESTATE Of> NOTICE TO CREDITORS MISGELLAIIE0U8 CARS MARY ADELE EASTEK, ESTATE OP FOR SALE aka MARY A. EASTEK RICHARD P. OETZEWICH FOR SALE Tha Hon. William E. n ti- Tha Hon. William E. Pitt- Oarald. Jutfot. of ilia Court Oarold, Judoa, of tha Court FOURTEEN Foot Self V-W Souarebock 1972. Re­ of Probata, tMatrlct of Mon- of Probata, Dlttflct of Mon- ^ Specioiis^D # ttl Defrost refrigerator. built engine, excellent chottor of o hoorlng bold on chootar at a hoorlnp hold on f G.E. stove self clean­ mechanical condition. Juno 2. lis t ordorod Hiot oil Juno 2, IfSI ordorod that all ing oven, portable dis­ Some rust, will pass clolmt muot bo proaontad to dolm t mutt bo protontod to tha fiduciary at tha oddrot* tha fiduciary at lha addrott hwasher, all brown Inspection. Very de­ bolow. Pollura to promptly bolow. Pollura to promptly iiMpamiY/ tone In excellent condi­ pendable tronsporto- proaont any such clol.-n may protont any tuch claim may mm/ tion. Rear' bagger tlon. 8500. Coll 647-9234. rotult In lha Io m of rloht* to rotult In lha loot of rlphtt to ICWWCAIIE tu rn power mower. Best racovar on ouch claim. rocovor tuch claim. TOYOTA Starlet Hotch- otter. 646-2374.______bock 1981. 5 speed, Johanna Erudor Roy, Johonno Erudor Roy, ODD lobs, TrucKIng. OAVCARe has opentnos TWO 5000 BTU Carrier AM-FM stereo, runs Atolatont Clark Attittant Clark for 2 VBor ofds oikI UD. KiraiEN a Bstii HAR ROOFING Home repairs. You Tha fiduciary It: Tha fiduciary It: Rltos* tgleptione M9- RENODCUNS Reeldentiei roelingel a* typet. name. It, we do It. Pree A/C's. Good condition, w ell. $1100, 649-6690. H. Eorboro Eckort Enot E. Ootiowlch 9 m . ______m e e esnuATes. estlfflbtes. insured-M3- $75 each. Coll 646-4655. C H E V Y M o llb o 1972. EKOcutrlx Exocutflx From the emelleet repair to Hard top, 307, auto­ c/o William J. Ookln, Eta. 371 Hartford Rood K M Benlar CMNen DkWbunt. II9H. Ju rit Contra Monchotlor, CT 0M40 the largest lenovatlon. we AH work Quanmietd. "¥ouf cor look like FIGURE matic, stereo. Rons 45 Hartford Tpko., Box K 0244M will do a complete lob. Start new Inside and out/For SHAPING good. $450. Coll 742- Vornon, CT 0MM6 DewNp ytees lewNai lUns to finish. Free estimates. 6 4 7 -9 2 8 9 6 5 3 7 .______■ev. UeitHt 6ty etie booM. gmappolntmtHiteall: W TABLES DIMM A W Auto Detollino at FORD Escort GL Wagon NOTICE TO CREDITORS OpetbRNr letoau - teddiwi. Heritage Kttekea A OPEN YOUR OWN FIGURE SALON ESTATE OF NetriUem meelt. » t» W 5 . 1981. 4 speed, o lr, Court of Probata, DIttrict of .... 'R’gRWAHB""*... WITH THE ORIGINAL STAUFFER power steering. $1000. Monchottor FLORENCE C. BYRNE, Oka Bath Center vfOMS NIPWOtnlBHHiB FLORENCE CASPERSON S68>2589 Come visit our thowroom at; MSIxe - Dtckt - INtleetmtnt CONCEPT FIGURE SHAPING 649-1326. NOTICI OP HIARINO WleewwSOewt DEUVEKING ESTATE OF BYRNE 1B2 W. Middle Tpke. TABLES. BUY FACTORY DIRECT. The Hen. William E. Rtx- Nt MO Tee eie or tee tmoR Rloh, olaan, etone-free HEIDI VOOELSANG, EkcbssIvb obbrevlotions Manchester ISW tenter cmim ONcewit Idem. 5 yiRls. taOPIueTex. HOME UNITS AVAIUBLE. o minor (Serald, Judge, of the Court of Probate, DIttrict of Man- aDbrgvIatg results I Be Also, send, gravel, stone 312-8184095 Puriuant to on ordor of Hon. AnpRac* ^faRama LIPM AN #1 William E. FltiOorald, chettor at a hoorlng held on sure readers understand $40-5400 and tioree manure. Judpo, dotod Juno 2, ItM a Juno 2 ,19N ordered that all your od by ovoldlno ob- CMl1«Bmr«1 Anvttme VOLKSWAGEN hoorlnp will bo hold on an ap­ dalm t mutt be pretented to brevlatlons. M3-2711. FMRANOREMSOELP 6 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 87 Suzuki Samuri Coi-v. plication praying for author­ the fiduciary at the addrott Room tddWont, dtokt, rooting, SUNBEDS 5100 ml...... •2,490 ity to compromlto and tottlo below. Failure to promptly Censeryotiye wov to pretent any tuch clolmt may tkPng. wlndotN and gUNort. THE ORIGINAL WOLFF SYSTEM 07 Bulok nivlera, Immcculata a doubtful and dltputod Baekhoe and IxMdonr eetvlee intlell or repair your reef ▼mb Ijumh Loaded...... '14,280 claim In favor of told ottato retult In the lott of rightt to SUNBED WITH THE BELWRIUM S recover tuch claim. avaHeble. OeH Bob Fanand, Jr. ond Save I Deal direct with Any amount daevared. Alto, (W, 80 Subaru GL, 3 dr, Silver, apolntt William E. Hackman rgpiar. Wood and cedar UM P CAN BE PURCHASED at In told application on flit Johanna Bruder Roy, g n ^ Mona and bark. mMeh. S Sp.. 4 WD, AM-FM ....>0108 moro fully appoort, at tha Attittant Clerk Bill. 647^ shake tgeetaHttl Seat BsboaL baokhoa a taadar ftntal. FACTORY DIRECT AT 88 Trane Am, Bik...... <0380 0 m m ------downs. 27 yaert Court of Probata on Juno 20, The fiduciary It: SOUTH BOLTON aHWe WHOLESALE PRICE 86 CuUaei Clarra brn...... •6308 19Mat3:00 P.M. John I. Olton gxpertance. DAVIS CONSmuenON Ellioboth A. Bldwoll, CLEMMG SERVICE CALL US 83 NItean 2008X, 8 Spd. Executor Kiaraaa BiMRg A 6 4 5 *8 8 3 0 ara-idoo/^ese-asss AM/FM, Maroon...... •3405 010-06 **»’*■ 23 Wettchetter Wav HoniBS and Condos 312-8164095 Yormoumport, MA 02675 RaM oM lRf Swirica 83 Jeep Wegonear, Call • MtMomvOtnxNWy Lotdod...... •8005 NOTICE TO CREDITORS 03346 » e »uBNHt t i » OentuWre 82 VW Rabbit DIaeal...... '2808 ESTATE OF 647-1M5 • BMlaMd RiSH • atitgM 82 Bulok Skylark...... '2808 MARGARET J. MINOR, • HoiM OenMWOns • RteSne ELKT8i8M. oka MARGARET JOHNSON NOTICE TO CREDITORS HAULHIB ENDROLLS 81 Ford Eecort Wg. A T .....'tags MINOR ESTATE OF WORTH LOOKING Into... 2Vk width • 9Sa ISABELLA M. REID, oka Reg. Ins Ref. $ 4 9 - 0 4 7 3 A n y Jo b — Anytim o 81 Mercedae 380SL, AT, Tho Hon. William E. Flti- the many boreolns of­ ISBi widlh • a lor 2Se Sllvar, 48K...... •28,895 Gorald, Judpo, of tho Court ISABELLE REID ELECTRICAL WORK of Probata, DIttrict of Man- Tho Hon. William E. Rtz- fered (or tole every day In N tad a new Swvloa with Call airy B47-3M 0 MUST ee gtoked up et tha 77 Camaro, V8, A T...... •2488 chottor at a hoarlnp hold on Gerold, Judge, of the Court tbe clossified columns I droult brNkme? HaraM Otflea Monday ‘thru of Probate, DIttrict of Man- Thuraday balofe 11 a.m.enly. 24 TollBiid Tnpk, Ms. 83 Juno I, IMS ordorod that all li MBbidiN M i Tm I M . Prtoea are down! Chaok ue out In claimt mutt bo protontod to chatter at a hearing held on 6ni MmofiRBiif ysNow pi09i. VsTBon, CT • 649-2638 tho fiduclory at tho addrott June i 1910 ordered that all H youYt Mok otaentiadiarenoi bolow. Falluro to promptly clolmt mutt be pretented to niuming your saHt, otH ut. lOiEraDWMS protont any tuch claim may the fiduciary at the addrott LAWN CARE Arty (iwiirea Mwiy nttorencet Rt R49i9aar rotult In tho lott of rlphtt to below. Failure to promptly GMAUTVOLMNINGAT MANCHESTER racovar tuch claim. pretent any tuch claim may MSR CDRttnietlin ROONOhRCML FmOli. FNBI TAG retult In the Ion ot rightt to G M II IT U W N It MMHiMHiir, AM. 648.1720 w & n m 'm ., HONDA Johanna Brudor Roy, recover on tuch claim. Y a m o i 9RR$iR9iQ^ fiSirafw aa SALES AtNttont Clark MEATiRR/ enaiHe.Oin S t t - i t i B I Johanna Bruder Roy, USED CARS Tha fiduciary It:' c j R e a i u . PUIMBIW Aak far RRr> Rparwar T A G Sole. June 11th, Honry A. Minor, Attittant Clerk nMtMew new • nee lawam , SOfhavyVan •15,686 • Ahnw * 4Um «>< tor Same, OWim ?mm/ I 9om-1pm. 40 W ood-' Co-Exacutor Tho fiduciary It: 88 Accord 4dr LX AT *10,995 Gory E. Minor, John J. Reid • MM. mcMnt •• Men ene F mm IPAPERWR stock Drive, Manches­ ran*avaunNMBNi WTfid3AY IS a good day to 81 Accord 4 dr AT *4995 Co-Exacutor Executor R.A. DAVIDSON piece on od In clossified to ter. Bicycles, furniture 94 St. John Street 49 Hlghcrett Drive CaN *47-21S* NAME vour own price. FltitnMnt. Heeling, Punie SerWM ond household Items. 84 Honda Accord *7995 Monchetter, CT 06040 Rocky HIM, CT 06067 Father & Son Painting New ineMMIont, Repeirt, sell those Idle iterns 85 Honda Accord *6996 031-06 Drelne Cletned, Belhroom 6 you've been storing. A TAG Sole. Miscellaneous 83 Accord HB AT '69 95 02S-06 and Papering. Remo- and household Items. iA R T R li: val, 291-8567.______Kitahen Remodeling aulck call to 843-3711 will 84 Honda Civic *5495 LAWNCARE Servtoe N Our Buflaeit put your od In print. 286 Copper HIM Street, orNrmgeFuHLMeor PAINTING Interior ami Manchester. June 11 85 Ply. Horizon *2995 Lawn a Yard SerWeee exterior. Quality and But. Phone 742-SM 2 ond 12. 9om-3pm. 85 Honda Civic *5495 FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION 84 Oldt Culleet *5495 professional, work­ TAG Sole. Clothes, gloss, BY THE TOWN OP MANCHESTER mer Mwne • Frw tWncM manship. Free esti­ 84 Honda Accord *7500 • amtor OMnn Dh m vMv PJ’s Plumbing 6 HMIng household Items. June Notice It hereby given ot a tale at public auction to be held mates. Coll CrolD CeNGRETE 11,8om-3pm. 570 Wood- 84 Ford EXP *3195 Saturday, June 11,19M at 10:15a.m., EOT, at the Monchetter Boilers, pumps, hot 85 Honda Accord H/B *6195 447-VflO KendeH Keyet Mund. 74^8173 or 743- brldge Street, Police Department (Jorage, 239 Middle Turnpike Eatt, water tanks, new and 88 Accord LX H/B *8195 Monchetter, Connecticut, of the unclaimed merchandite at 9383. CFS CONMETE Monchester.______lltled below. replacamenta. Pellee, wolke, fleers, drive- 82 Mazda 828 LX '3295 wevi, oddtIlMiie a deckt. jack L A R G E 6 fam ily tog sole. 84 Honda Accord 4 dr. '71 95 Clolmt (or merchandite litted below thould be mode with mm/ FREE ESTIMATES June 10, 11, 12, 8:30- the Monchetter Police Department. No claim made after TAX Custom Interior A Extoitor Memmerine a sew cetHne. 88 Bk. Century '76 95 PMMIng e CaHIng RopMr a 643-9649 / 228-9618 FREE ESTIMATES. 4pm. Rain or shine. tale will be accepted. All talet are final and for coth. No Clothing, household 86 Honda Civic '8495 tolet to mlnort. Intpectlon of articlet (or tale may be mode Ronow ■ Pawor Waitilng tt% OltceuM for tenter ament 82 Chav. Citation *2995 between 9:00 a.m. and 10:00 o.m. on the day of the tale. Items, bikes, excercise BARBARA RAY Free enim U M • 85 Bulok Somertel 2 dr. '69 95 The Town retervet the right to remove from the tale, or BOOKKEEPING Inaurtd ■ Sanlor Okeouna NHSGEILANHNJS 6 4 7 *9 2 8 9 eoulpment and some­ relect, any or all bldt for what It deemt to be In the belt SERVICES thing for everyone. 70 86 Honda Prelude *10,495 SERVICES 6 4 6 * 2 2 5 3 83 Mazda RX7 *6495 Interett of the Town. BetlSetMea Nr enell Otis Street, Manches­ Coplet of Rulet of the Sole and litt of Itemt (or tole ore testeMMW, teeitttlN e p«rroU COtOMAl NOMt m u t ter, corner ot Forest 83 Buick Skylirk *3495 available at the General Servicet Office, Municipal eadoeenerlyieut. ExNftor Power Waehlng. NAWKE8 TREE SERVICE CONCRETE WORK ond Otis.______"Tho AbIo ProfossioBalt” Building, 41 Center Street, Monchetter, Connecticut. Vinyl. Aluminum, Brick, Palm BuokM. truck S OUppor. Stump 30 Yaara Experfenea Preperetlon TAG Sole. Manchester,47 24 M oms St., Maacbostar 6 4 9 *3 2 8 1 removal. FraaeellmMee. Foundellon, adOUen. Spruce Street, Satur­ Tim# etui evallable for May. axoaviUon,'paNa. eldewaike. AUCTION LIST — JUNE 11,19M Sanlar ONoount apedel G oneldM tlon for day, June 11,9om-3pm. 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 Fully Inaumd. F r t EaUmaln. ITBM BOYS/OIRLS SPEED tPENTRY/ For Free Ettlmete • Cell eldariyand htndicepped. Rowing machine, ski Columbia Girls Reg. Woher^Ceron rock, gorooe door op­ Chromaloy Bovs Reg. * 4 * -7 S S 0 6 4 7 -7 5 f 3 _ ener, mopeds, house­ Racing Pro Boys Reg. hold Items, books and MORIARTY 2 Wheals much more. Murray Bovs Rag. eM K IIT N Y A D A B PAINTING h a n d y m a n Huffy Girls Reg. KMOOEUNSKRVMXS Honw Improvement - Pelntlne THIS SPACE BROTHERS Boys Rag. Cempkae home moalre and ro- Extariar Naosa PaloHag - aotementt nnlthed • Tlilne ■ WANTED TO Huffy • 5 9 .4 7 USED CARS Huffy Girls 10 modeUng. We epeeMtee In bem- OopandaMa and axporNneod. . U eht Carpentry - 0 0 0 JOBS - BUY/TRADE Schwinn Bovs 10 rooma and kRohona. Smell aooN Low Priooi and FuHy Ineurod. \ iNsuaeo f o r 24 in B B rtlo n t 88 Merkur Scon>to •19,495 Unknown Boys 10 eommerolal work. RagNwrad. In- Froa BeUmotee Dynocrott Boys 10 turod, reforanoee. BARRY SCANLON Call 643-2711 WANTED to buy. Old 07 Mate. Q. Marquis •13,895 Raleigh Bovs 10 87 Merc. Topez •6795 NEIL • 6 4 9 -4 1 3 6 646-2411 treeeettmatee f o r d B ta llB furniture, clocks, Columbia Girls 10 646-8165 lamps, pointings and Free Spirit Bovs 10 87 Merc. Cougar •11,095 Ross Boys 10 rugs. Will pay cosh! 87 Ford Tempo •6995 Coll 646-8496. Columblo Girls 10 87 Lincoln T.C. •16,295 Kent Bovs 10 Puch Boys 10 (ROOMS .nlAPARTMENTS APARTMENTS ROOMMATES 87 Merc. Q. Marquis •11,395 Randor Bovs 10 i^Ifor rent FOR RENT WANTED 87 Lincoln MK7 •21,995 Murray Bovs 10 FOR RENT Automotive I 87 Ford Cr. Vic. •11,695 Huffy Bovs 10 Raleigh Bovs 10 MANCHESTER. Room In t h r e e Bedroom In I'/j R O C K V I L L E . 30 E lm ROOMMATE Wanted. •11,095 Street. 1 bedroom. $445 87 Merc. Cougar Skyway Bovs 10 quiet rooming house. year old Duplex. 2 full M ature fem ale student •17,495 Huffy Girls 10 Ideal tor construction baths, full basement. per month. Modern kit­ In early 20's seeks com­ I I JCAR8 87 Mazda RX-7 Boys 10 80 Toyota Camry •9495 Full worker. $65 o week. Wall to wall carpeting. chen and both Includes patible non-smoking I for sale Peugeot Mooed stove and refrigerator. •9895 Full Boys 10 646-1686 or 569-3018. Kitchen appliances. On female roommate In o 2 80 Mazda 620 Turbo Schwinn Bovs 10 quiet cul-de-sqc. $800, No pets. 1 month secur­ bedroom apartment. CHEVY Nova 1977.2door 80 Marc. Lynx •3995 ity. C all 225-1012 Garnet P lease co ll 645-8021 Gemini Girls 10 APARTMENTS Security qnd referen­ Coupe, 6 cylinders, 86 Dodge Lancer •7995 Columblo Girls 10 ces. No pets. Coll Ed, Com pony.______8om to 11am, keep 180,000 m ile s. B ld y Unknown Boys Rea. FOR RENT trying. 00 Marc. Marquis •5995 Unknown Boys 10 645- 8201. ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ good, engine needs room, Elm Street, In­ work. $600. C all 263- 80 Mem. Marquis •5995 Murrov Boys Reg. ROCKVILLE, 3 bedroom. MANCHESTER. 6 room •3995 Huffy Bovs 10 oportment ovolloble cludes heat and hot 6039.______80 Merc. Lynx NoKInehom Bovs 10 No utilities. Good TV/8TERE0/ neighborhood. Park­ Ju ly 1st. $625 plus u tili­ water, stove and re­ DODGE Van 1980. Many 80 Merc. Marquis •5995 Takara Bovs 10 frigerator, modern kit­ APPLIANCES Murray Bovs 3 ing. $525 plus 1 month ties. Security deposit. I new parts. Front-end 06 Merc. Msrquis •5995 chen and bath. 1 month Unknown Girls Reg. security. 644-5273. No pets. Leose. Coll Zenith Circle ot Sound damaged. Please tele- 85 Lincoln T.C. •12,995 Huffy Boys 10 646- 2253. security. $495 per phone 649-9874.______•8995 Panasonic Bovs 10 Stereo with 2extension 85 Ford LTD MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ month. Also; Rock­ Sears Bovs 10 ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ speakers. $95. Coll 646- CHEVY Nova 1973. Some 85 Olds Wagon •8995 Peugeot Boys 10 room Duplex. Applian­ 6077. body damage. Runs 85 Chav. Spectrum •4295 Sears Boys 10 r i A R N * ! ces, wosher dryer tage Street, 1 bedroom, modern bath, stove, great. Asking $450. 742- 84 Merc. Cougar •5495 Honda Moped hookup, gas. $600 plus GRIAt'SOUlib 'sy'SttMi 8884. Unknown Boys Rag. carpet. 1 month secur­ 819 built by Sound Tochnlclana 84 Marc. Couger •6495 Columbia Girls 3 utilities. Evenings 649- DODGE Aspen 1977. 4 t E X T R A \ 6410.______ity. $415 per month. from profMiional componantt 84 Marc. Q. Marquis •7995 Rex Boys 10 Coll 872-6199 or225-1012. that are boat for your naada. door Sedan. Good con­ Murray Boys 10 84 Lincoln T.C. •11,495 THREE Rooms portly The Garnet Company. Call Jack Bertrand at dition. $400. 646-4081. Roodmaster Boys 10 furnished. Heot. Work­ 84 Lincoln Contin. •11,595 Huffy Girls 10 : C A S H i 643-1262 BUICK Riviera 1981. Full Columbia Boys 10 ing single mole pre­ For Your Sound Syatam Naedil loaded, sunroof, white 84 Merc. Cougtr •6495 t l lial's rii;hil You can J ferred. No pets. Lease. CONDOMINIUMS Fr#t Spirit Boys 10 — Sa/aa G S 9 n lC 9 — with leather Interior. 84 Oldt Delta •6995 Dvnacroft Girls 10 Jniakc cxira money J 643-2880. FOR RENT Columbia Girls 12 Asking $3,950. Finan c­ 83 Merc. Cougar •5995 Jhv selliru; unneedetl J ATTRACTIVE Apart­ ing available for quali­ Hondo M/C XL-2S0 MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ ■ ^ S P O R T IN G Honda M/C 400CB gilems lo readers ol ^ ment conveniently lo­ fied buyer. 644-0139. 301-305 CENTER ST. room Townhouse, nice I ^ D O O D S Yamaha M/C Frame gihe Cl.issilied eolnmns^ cated. Appliances. MANCHESTER Motabteone Mooed setting, convenient to CHRYSLER Cordoba e'l ou lj be surprised Just^ Professional couple MISTRAL Windsurfer, 1978. V-8. M in t condi­ Hondo Mooed preferred. No pets. Se­ highway. Laundry fa­ Dirt Bike Bovs Reg. ♦ how quieklv your ad ♦ $750. 6 foot soli with tion. All power with 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 curity. References. cilities. $600 plus heat. Puch Boys Reg. ♦ will pull n’sponse. ♦ co ll 721-9654.______battens, 12 foot board leather. 59,900 miles. Unknown Girls Reg. $575 plus utlllless. 649- with odlustoble most- Best offer. 643-6749. Huffy BoysRag. ♦ Headers w ill be callin:^^ 0533. MANCHESTER. Luxury Huffy Boys Reg. tvou before vou know itf 3 bedroom Townhouse. track, toot straps and CHEVY C am aro 1980. TRUCKS/VANS Challanger Boys Reg. SPACIOUS Studio apart­ Air, pool, fireplace, skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ Mint condition. FOR SALE Soars Girls S tween 5pm-10pm or 646- Loaded. Garaged win­ Murray Bovs Reg. HERALD ment In Bolton. Utili­ tennis, golf. $1100 per I 0271. Huffy Boys Reg. ; phoiiB 643-2711 ; ties Included. Security month. Southfield ters. $3800. C oll 646-8736 CHEVY Conversion Van Tomporory Tiro ond Rim and lease. $450 per Green. 974-3547. days. 1984, gorgeous! 45,600 Aluminum Rim IBOATS/MARINE Aluminum axtantlon loddar -13' month. Coll 646-7766. TOYOTA King Cab 1986. miles, loaded. Must be Aluminum oxtontlon ladder • It' i r ISTORE a n d I e q u ip m e n t Excellent condition. seen! 643-7354 a fte r Mor-Ro Cement Pump No t ic b Stereo, bucket seats, 4pm. Silver colored mon't ring PUBLIC HBARINO i o I d ffic e space JOHNSON Outboard matching top, turbo. Silver colored ring with white pearl - female BOARD OF OIRBCTORS TOWN OF M ANCHISTIR, CONNICTICUT OFFICES. Prime loca­ 1984. 25 hp. New power- Days 522-7448, evenings Serp't genuine tnaketkin belt - tlie 34 (grey) head, gas tank. SIOOO. 643-4593. ICAMPERS/ Serp't genuine tnaketkin belt - tlte 34 (black) tion. Reasonable, heat, TRAILERS Serp't genuine tnaketkin belt - tlte 34 (brown) Notice It hereby given that the Board ot Olractori, Town ot hot water, parking, MUSTANG Coupe 1969. Serp't gonulno tnaketkin belt - tlte 34 (block) Manchnttr, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the You finish restoration Sorp't ganulno tnaketkin bolt - tlte 34 (brown) Lincoln Canter Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, lonltor. $275.647-9223 or PETS AND PRQWLER 5th wheel Bote tpookor tyttom Connecticut, on Tuttday, Juna 14,1910 at 7:30 P.M. to con­ 649-5334.______or use for parts. $750 1978. 32 feet, olr condi­ Coleman cooler and Ice packt (groan/whlto) sider and act on tha followino: MANCHESTER. For rent SUPPLIES firm . 647-7622. tioning. Verygood con­ Statute of girl (gray) I Stotuto of girl (grey) PROPOSBO AMINDMRNT TO ORDINANCBS, SRC. 3-1 or Hose, 650 square feet dition. Asking $7500. stoi e front on busy FREE kittens. Variety of 647-7435.______Loport purta (white) BE IT ORDAINED by the Board of Dlractors of the Town of colors. Please Call be­ Suede pockotbook (brown) Manchosttr, that Ordinances, Section 3-3 be omended to add street. C all 646-0576 or C L Y b E "MomDort Only" wallet (plnk/block) the (ollowlno subsactlon; 643-2034A tween 4 and 8pm. 742- CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Eotco ratchet tot (brown) 5768 or 633-2164. MOTORCYCLES/ c Tamporary Bxamptlen: Tht Town proportv known ot ROUTE 83, VERNON Jumper coMot AKC Collies, male. Sable MOPEDS Jordocha bog (block) Robertson Park shall be exempt from the prohibitions con­ 04 Century LTD 4 d,. *6995 Cotv Wild Mutk and Vanderbilt Cologne tained In Section 3-3(a), during the day of the 100th Anniver­ and Merele, Sable and General electric tmoke alarm (whita) sary Parade ot th# Manchester Fire Doportmant (Eighth § ^ R E N T A L E White. Shots, vet 04 Century ltd 4 dr. *5995 Y A M A H A 650CC 1979. 8000 Utllltlos District) on Sunday, Soptambor IS, 1900, provided original miles. Excel­ Shoulder hoittar (camoufloga) checked, de-wormed, 86 Cavalier CS 4 dr *5995 Shoulder bag (maroon) that tht sponsoring orgonliatlon, the Eighth Utllltlss Dis­ WATERFRONT. \Loke 05 Celebrity 4 dr. *6995 lent condition, $800. Britania twooter - modlum (blua/black) trict, (urnlshos Insuranct adoquatt to satisfy the require­ eyes checked. 684-4763. ments ot the Town's Insurance advisor and the Town Attor­ Chaffee. 2 bedrbom, 88 Monte Carlo *8995 Also, Kaw asaki 750cc Sotton leant - tlte 2S (bleached) furnished cottage ^ h 1982, 18,000 o rig in a l Loultvllle tlugger bat - 34’ ney, to protect the Town's potontlal exposure to llobllllv for MISCELLANEOUS 88 Chevy C-10 MJ '8995 Louitvilla tlugger bat - 33' claims ot personal Inlury or property domagt, and that the private beach. S3M 88 Olde Dalle 4 d,. '9995 miles, excellent condi­ Eighth Utilities District provides an aerotmont, satisfac­ w eekly. Coll 649-6260.A FOR SALE tion. $900 or both tor Cotlo auartx watch (tllver) tory to the Town AKornov, to Indtmnlfy and save harmless 88 Cavalier 4 dr. '4995 Necklace - 14' (gold color) 88 Nova CL *5995 only $15001 C all 643-8484 Necklace - 14' (gold color) the Town from any and all claims ot such liability. EIGHT hp, Arlens lawn 87 Celeli 4 dr. '9495 ask for Linda, Monday- Necklace - 14' (gold color) All public mtotlnes of tha Town of Manchostar arc heldot lo- GARAGES tractor with grass F rld a v 10-5pm. Ring with block ttone (tllver color) cotlons which arc occossiblo to hondlcoppod citinns. In ad­ AND 8TDRA6E catcher-like newcondl- 87 Cullau Z dr. *10,995 Quotor TV - I f (portable/color) dition, handicapped Indl vlduols requiring an auxiliary aid in 87 Pont 8000 Stt, 4 dr '14,995 R.C.A. TV - I f (portable/color) order to facilitate their participation at mootings should tlon. C all 643-4637 or AUTOS FOR Milk bucket (red) contact the Town at 647-3123 ont wook prior to tho scheduled NEW Commercial rental 644-2715. 87 Cavelier z dr. *7995 Cane wooden bran eagle head meeting so that appropriate arrangements con be mode. space. Main Street and MUST Sell. T-shirt, 87 Pont Grand Am *9995 RENT/LEA8E Coleman metal cooler (Mue/red) West Middle Turnpike. 87 Pont. Bunblrd op* *7995 I Igloo cooler (red/white) JAMES F. FOGARTY locket and cap printing 2-650 square feet or equipment, with 'supp­ 07 Monte Carlo *10,995 FREE Mileage on low Hoitter (camouflage) Secretory, Boord of Dlractors cost auto rentals. Vil­ 001-06 1-1300 square feet ap­ liers. Willing to train. Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 3rd day ot June, 19(8. proximate. Coll Bob 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 lage Auto Rental. 643- 016-06 S4000. Negotiable. 2979 or 646-7044. Klernon. 649-1147. Phone 203-624-9881.