MemorisI Dsy ’89 will sperk memories of brave men, women

By Nancy Concelman It s a time for reflection on what our country Kowalski was aboard the U.S. Navy ship that ,52-piece group. Manchester Herald .stands for,” Osella said. brought MacArthur back to the Philippines in While Osella is quietly remembering veterans He and his crewmates helped lead the first 194.5, three years after the Japanese victory over American bombing raid over Tokyo in April 1942 Those who turn out Monday for Manchester’s who have .survived, those who have died and those American and Filipino forces. by bringing planes within 400 feet of the Tokyo Memorial Day parade will see Parade Marshal who cannot be found to this day. World War II will The USS Nashville was MacArthur’s flagship coast. Ronald Osella looking snappy in his dress U.S. be remembered in a quiet cemetery off Cider Mill three times during the war. Kowalski said. It was “ We pulled the operation off,” Kowalski said. Army Reserve uniform, proudly leading Road in Andover as veteran William Kowalski marchers and waving at friends. Kowalski's home for part of his eight-year Navy "W e sank two Japane.se ships.” tells his story. career. But Osella. a major in the reserves, will be Kowalski will be one of many speakers, young A

Kowalski, 72. was among those who helped Gen A ship’s tailor. Kowalski "sewed and pressed thinking about something other than the bands and old. who will remind citizens in area towns Douglas MacArthur keep his famous promi.se, " I for 1,200 men" and helped start the IR-piece USS CARS and the crowds. shall return,” Nashville Hillbilly Band, which later grew to a See M EMORIAL, page 10

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Bolton High

gets ‘D’ for

deficiencies

By Andrew J. Davis cessible to those with physical Manchester Herald disabilities. The report said that

the building does not “ adequately

BOLTON — School officials support the education program” have been warned that Bolton and that there “ are hazards and High School could lose its accredi­ dangerous conditions in the facil­ tation if improvements are not ity which endanger the safety and made in facilities, curriculum health of the occupants of the

and pupil performance. building.”

An accreditation report by the The report states there are New England Association of major health and safety code

Schools and Colleges, based in violations in the industrial arts

Winchester. Mass., was released and science areas of the building.

Thursday at a meeting of the School officials, though, were

Board of Education at Bolton praised for building the library-

Center School. The school has media center.

been placed on "warning,” the Curriculum also needs to be

Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald least severe of four possible improved, according to the re­

sanctions. port. The school does not give CONGRATULATIONS — Michael Pohl of 157 Brookfield given the college’s Regency Advisory Council Award for School officials must complete enough attention to the non­ St. hugs Ron Clinton, a Manchester Community College a two-year follow-up report and a 1989 for contributions to the college and the students. college-bound student, does not

faculty member, after receiving his diploma. Pohl was More pictures on pages 4 and 10. five-year report, and prove that provide updated and well-written

the deficiencies are being cor­ curriculum guides for teachers,

rected, if the school is to keep its and does not have a well- accreditation, according to the organized plan to develop curric-

report. Schools in the association ulum. according to the MCC graduates urged to contribute are accredited every 10 years. association. Janet D. Allison, assistant At its meeting, the school board By Andrew Yurkovskv director for the association, said reviewed a plan to revise its Manchester Herald today that the school is not in curriculum development. School

danger of losing accreditation if it officials also plan to hire a When Manchester Community corrects problems identified in curriculum coordinator. College President Jonathan M. the report. A loss of accreditation The association also criticized Daube talked about the variety of would mean the school would the school for not providing students at the college during have to reapply to be reaccre­ enough “ appropriate educational

Thursday’s graduation, he had in dited and that it may be difficult experiences for lower-achieving mind people like Mark and for some students to get into an students.” Also, the report said Sharon Gluhosky of Stafford accredited college, she said. that community goals and expec­ Springs and Richard and Jane School officials received the tation are not known well to staff Forstell of Vernon. report last month but said they and administration, that the The Gluhoskys and the For- did not release it publicly because school’s method for assessing stells were two of at least three staff members had not had time pupil performance is inadequate, husband-and-wife teams that to review it and because associa­ and that consistent standards for

graduated during the college’s tion bylaws state they have 60 measuring performance must be 25th commencement exercises, days to make it public. The developed. which were held at the Manches­ withheld report became a sore The report also said that ter Bicentennial Band Shell on the spot at town meetings when some Principal Joseph V. Fleming college grounds. A total of 545 people accused the school board must work with staff and the students received degrees. of keeping it secret. school board to improve com­ There were other family combi- Association officials criticized munication, but added there is STEVEN W. POND ANDREW C. McKIRDY JONATHAN M. DAUBE the high school for not having an See GRADUATION, page 10 . . class valedictorian . . . pinch hitting . . . praises graduates auditorium and for being inac­ See BOLTON, page 10

House passes $6.82 billion budget; Senate OKs tax plan

Senate’s tax bill debate a tax package Friday that House vote 81-66 ■ $44 million: A new tax on sole proprietorships will raise about the same amount, Tax package at a glance shatters records and partnerships. for spending plan; but will do it partly by raising the ■ $36 million; Disallow corporate deductions sales tax to 8 percent.

HARTFORD (AP) — Following are highlights of The budget passed by the House with $684 million for income taxes paid to other states; minimum tax package next the proposed $684 million package of tax business tax of $300 for every shareholder or calls for an 8.4 percent increase in increases before the state Senate on Thursday. state spending, or $548 million in By Judd Everhart family members receiving more than $10,000 in By Peter Vlles new spending, but chops $120 The Associated Press ■ $332 million; Sales tax remains at 7.5 percent annual compensation, up to $10,500 maximum for The Associated Press million from Gov. William A. and is extended to the the following items: each corporation. O'Neill’s request for a $6.94 HARTFORD — House Demo­ business services, such as dry cleaning, car and ■ $2 million; Impose a 20 percent excise tax on HARTFORD — Weary after a 1 billion budget. * cratic leaders say they’re not other repairs, lobbying and landscaping, but not non-cigarette tobacco products. 12-hour debate. Democrats in the House Majority Leader Robert altering plans to vote on an attorney or accounting services, business utility ■ $33.5 million: Increase the real estate House of Representatives passed Frankel, D-Stratford, described increase in the sales tax to 8 bills, including oil but excluding manufacturing- conveyance tax from 0.45 percent to 0.5 percent; a $6.82 billion budget early this the spending plan as a “ responsi­ percent, despite their Senate related bills; telephone bills; clothing costing the tax would be 1 percent on any amount over morning and then prepared to ble budget, one that meets our counterparts’ preference for more than $50, instead of the current $75; meals $800,000. Stock transfers of a controlling interest come back again today to pass needs.” keeping it at 7.5 percent and costing less than $2; cable television bills. in commercial property would be taxed at 1 almost $700 million in tax in­ "L e t’s face it, the Democrats taxing items that are now ■ $105 million: Eliminate the 60 percent percent. creases to pay for it. have not been able to come in exempt. exclusion on capital gains, to raise $105 million. ■ $28 million: Increase fees for lawyers and The House passed the budget at under double-digit (percentage The Senate proposal, contained 2:00 a.m. Friday by a vote of ■ $57 million: Increase the interest and other professional occupations. spending increases) before,” in a potentially record-shattering dividends tax by altering the current sliding scale, ■ $1 million: A 5 percent tax on gas purchased 81-66. Five Democrats and every Frankel said. $684 million tax package ap­ from the current 1-12 percent to 1-14 percent. from companies outside Connecticut. Republican present voted against After months of searching proved in the upper chamber the spending plan. Income brackets would also be compressed. ■ $500,000: Impose a 5 mil-per-kilowatt hour unsuccessfully for deeper cuts in Thursday, was headed for House To balance the budget. Demo­ ■ $45 million: Increase the surcharge on the tax on private consumption of privately generated O’Neill’s budget, Democrats pro- action today. crats acknowledged they will corporations tax from 15 percent to 20 percent. electricity. Assistant House Majority need an unprecedented tax in­ See BUDGET, page 10 Leader Jonathan Pelto, D- crease of $697 million next year in

Mansfield, said Thursday night addition to tax increases they

that the House would go ahead to a House-Senate conference the best we can in spreading a imposed April 1. House leaders The previous record fora single with the 8 percent sales tax plan com m ittee to work out a difficult burden over many planned to pass the tax package year, $302 milllion, was set in because that is the only package compromise. shoulders.” Friday. TODAY 1983, the last time the state faced

on which the House Democratic deficits and shortfalls as it does Time is increasingly becoming He also noted that tax cuts in The House-passed budget now

leadership could attain consensus today. a factor, with the 1989 General recent years have totaled more goes to the Senate, which plans to Index than $1 billion and pointed out the among the rank and file. The Senate Democrats’ tax bill Assembly facing a mandatory vote on the spending plan some state does not have a personal 20 pages, 2 sections Votes on additional taxes and was approved 22-14 after four June 7 adjournment. If there is no time next week. Changes in the income tax. other revenue increases, totaling hours’ debate Thursday, loosely resolution of the tax and budget spending plan are unlikely, but a Business_____ 18 Obituaries. more than $105 million, are along party lines. All 1.3 Republi­ plan by then, a special session But Sen. Thomas Scott, R- serious disagreement still looms Classified - 10-20 Opinion__ expected next week. There is also cans oppo.sed it. will be required. Milford, said that by passing such over the tax package. Comics______14 People___ a proposal for a tax on the income Any changes by the House Senate Majority Leader Corne­ "massive and historic” taxes, the The Senate on Thursday passed Focus______17 Science__ of out-of-state commuters who would send the bill back to the lius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor Senate was telling "M r. and Mrs. a $684 million tax package that Local/State Sports___ work in Connecticut, designed to Senate. If the Senate rejects those Locks, called the taxes necessary keeps the state sales tax at 7.5 ______2-4, 10 Television. raise at least $11 million. and said Democrats had “ done changes, the tax bill would be sent See TAXES, page 10 percent. House leaders plan to Natlon/World^7 Weekend — t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26. 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE Adopt a pet: Barbie Doll Obituaries Police find no iinks By Barbara Richmond Edward R. Belden ningham was proud of growing Emilie Miller Manchester Herald flowers, and he was the subject of between 2 robberies Edward R. Belden, 86, of 23 many articles in local Emilie (Constantine) Miller, A very, very friendly female Centerwood Road, Newington, Newspapers. 45, of 35 Westminster Road died of There is no connection between and brown brushed back hair. He shepherd-collie cross, is this died Thursday (May 25,1989) at a He is survived by a brother. cancer Thursday (May 25, 1989) a bank robbery that occurred was not carrying a weapon. week’s featured pet at the convalescent home. He was the Merlin Cunningham of Manches­ at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Tuesday in Glastonbury and one The physical description is Manchester dog pound. Dog husband of Marjorie (Eliot) ter; a sister. Amah C. Pelletier of tal. She was the wife of Charles H. which occurred five days eariier similar to that of a man who Warden Richard Rand said Belden and the father of Marian the Talcottville section of Ver­ Miller. in Manchester, police are saying. robbed the Savings Bank of she’s one of the nicest in Call of Manchester. non; and several nieces, ne­ She was born in Portland, Manchester and Glastonbury Manchester on Hartford Road temperment he has ever had at He was bom in Thomaston and phews, grandnieces and Maine, March 27, 1944, and had police officers met Wednesday to May 18 at about 11 a.m., police the pound. lived in the Hartford area for grandnephews. been a resident of Manchester compare notes on similarities said. That man was described as She’s been named Barbie many years. He moved to Ne­ Graveside services were sche­ since 1972. She was an active between the two bank robberies a white male, 40 to 45 years old, Doll, Barbie for short. She’s wington 39 years ago. duled today in East Cemetery. member of Center Congrega­ but came up with no connections between 5 feet 6 inches and 5 feet 9 about 2 years old, is black an Besides his wife, he leaves The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 tional Church since 1980 and had or suspects, said Gary Wood, inches tall, with an average to tan and was found on Roll another daughter, Katherine Cur­ Ellington Ave., Rockville, was in served on the Hospitality Com­ Manchester Police Department stocky build, and curly black hair Street on May 8. Rand said tiss of Newington; a brother, the charge of arrangements. mittee from 1981 to 1982, as a spokesman. and brown eyes. Barbie is very good with the Rev. Francis R. Belden of South Memorial donations may be church deacon from 1982 to 1984, On Tuesday, a man robbed the The Manchester robber also other dogs and with children. Windsor; a sister, Elisabeth made to a charity of the donor’s and as a member of the Church People’s Bank on Welles Street in handed a teller a note demanding She’s all set to go to a good Belden of Glastonbury; and six choice. Council, from 1986 to 1988. She Glastonbury at about 1:30 p.m. money and was carrying a home. grandchildren. also served on the parish Care after he handed a teller a note handgun, witnesses said. The two male doberman The funeral will be Saturday at Committee for Healing, 1987 to demanding money, Glastonbury Y Wood said there are no other pinschers, left tied to the fence 11 a.m. in Grace Episcopal Lloyd R. Emery Sr. 1988, was very active with the police said. The man escaped on leads in the Manchester heist, in at the pound last week, were Church, Maple Hill Ave., Newing­ Lloyd R. Emery, Sr., of 13 Manchester Area Conference of foot, police said. which the robber netted $6,200. adopted Tuesday by a South ton, with the Rev. Thomas Moser Drive, Ellington, husband Churches, was co-founder of the Witnesses described the robber The amount stolen in Glaston­ Windsor woman. They were Fletcher officiating. Burial will Barbie Timothy of Charlotte (Letson) Emery and Shephard’s Place Soup Kitchen, as a tall, stocky white male, about bury was unavailable. both males and also had nice be in West Meadow Cemetery, father of Lloyd Emery of Man­ served as church liaison co^ 30 years old with a stocky build dispositions. Newington. The Newington Mem­ The dog pound is located on This year the clinic in Man­ chester, died Thursday (May 25, coordinator for the soup kitchen The other female doberman orial Funeral Home, 20 Bonair town property off Olcott Street chester is scheduled for Sun­ 1989) at the Vernon Manor Health from 1982 to 1985, and was a mentioned in last week’s co­ Ave., has charge of near the landfill area. Rand is day, June 4, from I to 3 p.m. at Care Facility. member of the Board of Directors lumn, was adopted by a Bolton arrangements. at the pound weekdays from the Center Fire House, 75 He was born in Auburn, N.H., for MACC, 1985 to 1988. Osella says format family. The female shepherd Memorial donations may be noon to 1 p.m. There is also Center St. The reduced charge and had lived in Ellington for 31 Besides her husband, she is cross, found on Center Street, made to Grace Episcopal Church someone at the pound from 6 to is 16 cash per dog or cat. AH years. survived by a son, Tyler B. Miller was adopted by a Manchester Memorial Fund, 124 Maple Hill 9 p.m., Monday through animals must be on leashes or Besides his wife and son, he is of Manchester; and a brother, family. Ave., Newington, or the Newing­ cuts off public time Friday. cats may be in carriers. survived by four other sons, Douglas Constantine of West­ Chief, the shepherd cross, ton Volunteer Ambulance, P.O. The phone number at the Timothy, a loveable, large Donald Emery of Ellington, brook, Maine. featured last week, was also Box 11061, Newington 06111. By Andrew Yurkovskv following its old format for one pound is 643-6642. Those wish­ male tiger cat, is this week’s James Em ery of Ellington, Glenn A memorial service will be adopted by a Bolton family. He Patrick Flynn/Minchattar Herat: Manchester Herald meeting a month, rather than the ing to get in touch with the dog featured pet of Aid to Helpless Emery of Stafford Springs and Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at Center was found roaming on Chestnut MOW ’EM DOWN — Andy Hryn of 6 Mohegan Trail, format for two meetings a month warden can also call the police Animals Inc. He’s grey striped Carl Emery of Ellington; a Congregational Church, 41 Cen­ marker as he mows the grass at the driving range on Street. Rene Cote Republican Director Ronald adopted in December 1987. department, 646-4555, if there is with a partially white bib. He is brother, Richard Emery of Reno, ters!., Manchester. Burial will be Bolton, an employee of the Mar Lea Miniature Golf & Thursday. There were two new dogs at Rene Cote, 82, husband of Osella says that the town Board of no answer at the pound. probably under 2 years old. Nev.; and three grandchildren. at the convenience of the family Driving Range on Route 44, maneuvers around a yardage Under the old format, there the pound, as of Tuesday. One Charlotte (Remeika) (fote and Directors has violated its own There is a $5 fee to adopt a The organization has many The funeral will be private. in Brooklawn Memorial Park, were two opportunities for public is a quiet female English sheep father of Rene A. Cote of procedures during the past eight dog and the new owner must cats and kittens in need of good Calling hours will be Saturday Portland, Maine. There are no comment, one on agenda items dog. She’s grey and white. Manchester, died Thursday (May months by u.sing an old agenda have the dog licensed. Before homes. Cats and kittens put up from 6 to 9 p.m. at the Burke- calling hours. The Watkins Fun­ and one on any subject in the She’s about 2 years old. She 25, 1989) at Crestfield Convales­ format for its meetings that being licensed the dog must for adoption are neutered or Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Pros­ eral Home, 142 E. Center St., is in Board of Director’s jurisdiction. was found on Forest Street on cent Home, Manchester. reduces the time for comment by have its rabies shot. spayed and given their shots, pect St., Rockville. There will be charge of arrangements. FitzGerald raps Great Lawn plans the public. The new format has two comment May 18. He was born in Fall River., In connection with rabies unless too young when taken. an Elks ritual at 7 p.m. Memorial donations may be periods for any subject in the The other new one is a male Mass., and he lived in Hartford In a Tuesday memorandum to shots, each year the veterinar­ ' Anyone wishing more infor­ Memorial donations may be made to Center Congregational considered by the Planning and regulations in an effort to make under its present zoning provided board’s jurisdiction — one for the shepherd-husky cross. He’s most of his life. Democratic Mayor Peter P. ians of the Connecticut Veteri­ mation about the organization made to North Central Hospice, Church Memorial Fund. Two proposals Zoning Commission. the plan work to preserve the some of the land owners cooper­ first meeting of the month and about 1 year old, is white and Besides his wife and son, he is DiRosa Jr., he charges that nary Medical Association do­ or wishing to adopt a cat or 26 Park St., Rockville 06066, or to The PZC is scheduled to con­ lawn. While FitzGerald did not ated with each other in one for the second. beige, and was wearing a blue survived by a daughter, Mary improper use of the old format nate their time to provide kitten, should call any of the the Rockville Lodge of Elks to ‘destroy’ lawn sider the plan June 5. but disagree with those provisions, he development. nylon harness when picked up Ann Lawler of Manchester; six Osella says in the memo that low-cost vaccinations for dogs following volunteers: 623-0489; Scholarship Fund, 9 N. Park St., Kazuko Takatsukasa FitzGerald said he believes there has made it difficult for residents May 22 on Adams Street. grandchildren; and three great- said regulations could not be With a change to the Historic current meeting practice, which and cats. Rockville 06066. is no possibility of re.solving the to comment to the board. 232-8317; 242-2156; or 693-6138. granchildren. TOKYO (AP) - Kazuko Takat­ By Alex GIrelll written in a way to guarantee Zone under the suggested amend­ uses the old format, achieves the Manchester Herald problem by that time. The funeral will be Saturday at sukasa, the elder sister of Em­ preservation of the central por­ ment to regulations for that zone, But DiRosa strongly suggested same purpose as an attempt by At the request of other commit­ 9:30 a.m. from the Guiliano- Robert LaChance Sr. peror Akihito, died of heart tion of the lawn. He said the he said the mansions of the four today that Osella’s complaint is a Democrats last year to allow only failure at a Tokyo hospital early William FitzGerald, chairman tee members, he said he will try mansion owners should come original applicants could be con­ political one. He said the issue is Sagarino Funeral Home, 247 Robert A. LaChance, Sr., 50, of one comment period each month of the Cheney National Historic to set up a meeting next week at forward with a plan that provides verted to a maximum of 23 units not very important, but a correc­ About Town Washington St., Hartford, fol­ 8 Robin Road, Colchester, hus­ today. Imperial Palace officials on non-agenda items. He said Police Roundup said. She was 59. District Commission look a which the lawn development for open space in the central lawn and more than 60 other residen­ tion will be made if it’s true that lowed by a Mass of Christian band of Dorothy (Kamm) LaCh­ today he thought the switch to the strong stand Thursday against could be discussed with the as part of their application. tial units could be built. He procedures have been violated. burial at 10 a.m. in Holy ’Trinity ance and father of Dawn McDer­ Mrs. Takatsukasa was the third old format was deliberate. plans that would permit develop­ owners of the mansions. Those Some of the added require­ stressed that the figures repres­ " I ’m going to give him the Theater group to perform Church. Burial will be in Mount mott of Coventry and Robert A. daughter of the late Emperor ment on the Cheney Great Lawn. owners are asking that about 25 ments suggested by Pellegrini ent a maximum guess. benefit of the doubt that ... he “ It strikes me as peculiar that St. Benedict Cemetery. Calling LaChance Jr. of Manchester, Hirohito, Japan’s longest reign­ Sock ’n’ Buskin Experimental Theater Of Kidnapping suspect charged “ This plan here destroys the acres of the lawn be changed would be a minimum and maxi­ FitzGerald reiterated his posi­ hasn’t been harboring this for a the switch to an improper single­ hours will be today, from 5 to 8 died Thursday (May 25, 1989) at ing monarch, who died Jan. 7. Manchester High School will present Tom Stop­ lawn,” FitzGerald said at a from Residence AA Zone to mum building size, a minimum tion that the object of the historic good political opportunity to meeting printed agenda in Oc­ In abduction of deliveryman p.m. at the funeral home. William W. Backus Hospital, She served as Lord Custodian of pard’s “ Rosencrantz & Guildenstern Are Dead.” meeting of a committee of the Historic Zone and are seeking arise.” DiRosa said of Osella. Memorial donations may be Norwich. the Great Shrine of Ise, a major and maximum number of units in commission is to preserve as tober 1988 just happened to Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Bailey Auditorium at the commission. amendments in the Historic Zone each building, and a minimum for much of the lawn as possible coincide with your proposal to MIDDLETOWN — A former Manchester man, made to Holy ’Trinity Church, 53 He was born in Hartford, son of Shinto shrine in western Japan, He said Osella participated in high school. Admission is $2 for adults and $1 for The committee is studying a regulations. distances between buildings. He while giving the mansion owners eliminate Item 17, the second who was arrested earlier this month on charges he Capitol Ave., Hartford. Josephine (Peruccio) LaChance for 14 years. She resigned in those meetings and never ob­ students and senior citizens. Tickets are available proposal which would permit The Residence AA zone allows did not offer specifics. some economically viable way to opportunity for the public to kidnapped a Manchester teen-ager, was arrested of Colchester, and the late Paul October, citing poor health. jected that the procedure was at the door. conversion of former (Theney for single-family residences. The FitzGerald said that unless preserve the mansions. speak to the entire board on any Thursday by Middletown police in connection with LaChance Sr. He lived in Colches­ improper. Roland J. Cunningham family mansions to multiple Historic Zone allows multifamily there is a change in the propo.sal. The four original applicants are matter under our jurisdiction.” Bereavement groups to meet the kidnapping of a Domino’s Pizza deliveryman ter for the last year, and before Georgy Tovstonogov Osella denied today that his housing and would permit con­ residences and the amendments he will oppose it. Without any Gryk. William Belfiore. Alex Osella says in his memo to March 5. police said. Roland John Cunningham, 78, that he lived in East Hartford. complaint was political. He said COVENTRY — Sister Katherine McKenna of St. MOSCOW (A P) — Georgy struction of new multifamily would require that the housing change, one of the mansion Urbanetti and Judith Mrosek. DiRosa. formerly of Union Street, Man­ Besides his wife, son and he did object in November but Mary s Church and Bruce J. Johnson, pastor of Tovstonogov, one of the Soviet units. units be compatible with existing owners, Wesley C. Gryk, could Owners of three other mansions Peter S. Fuller, 26. of no certain address, was chester, died Wednesday (May daughter, he is survived by a waited until now to make his First Congregational Church, will hold two Union’s best-known producers, FitzGerald said that unless structures in the zone and that build 14 single-family houses on have also indicated they want a DiRosa said that Osella’s com­ arrested on a warrant from Middletown police, and 24,1989) at Veterans Administra­ stepdaughter. Dawn (Patelli) complaint to see whether the old bereavement support group meetings next month. died Wednesday in a car accident owners of four mansions devise a plans include open space. about eight acres he owns in the zone change for their properties ment about the coincidence of the was arraigned in Middletown Superior Court, police tion Medical Center, Newington. Castel in Georgia; a stepson. format would save time. He said The meetings are scheduled from 7to8:30 p.m. on at the age of 75. plan that will keep development Mark Pellegrini, town planning center of the lawn. from the Residence AA Zone to single-meeting agenda and the said. He was born in Barre, Vt. He Dean Patelli in California; a it hasn’t. June 4 and 29 at First Congregational Church 1171 Tovstonogov was chief pro­ off the central core of the lawn director, described some provi­ In all, Pellegrini said, there Historic Zone. They are Vivian proposal on Item 17 was “ the had been a longtime Manchester sister, Dolores Capone of New Osella said in his memo that Main St. Fuller was charged with first-degree kidnapping, ducer at the Leningrad Gorky north of Hartford Road, he would sions the planning staff feels could be about 37 lots for most absurd thing he’s said in resident before moving to the Ferguson. Peter V. and Mary T. since October the board has been first-degree robbery and sixth-degree larceny, Haven; a brother, Paul LaCh­ recent memory.” state Veterans Home and Hospi­ Academic Bolshoi Drama oppose the plan when it is could be added to historic zone single-fpmily houses on the lawn Gavarrino. and Hope A. Krause. AMI support group to meet police said. In addition. Fuller was charged with ance Jr. of Colchester; three Theater since 1956. tal, Rocky Hill, 16 months ago. He second-degree robbery and fifth-degree larceny on granddaughters; and a grandson. Among his most famed produc­ The Alliance for the Mentally 111 of Manchester had been employed by the Burr a separate warrant in connection with a conven­ The funeral will be Saturday at tions was a stage adaptation of will meet June 5 at 7 p.m. at Genesis Center, 105 Nursery, Manchester for many ience store robbery March 6, police said. 8:15 a.m. at the D’Esopo East Fyodor Dostoyevsky’s novel Bolton school board shaves money Main St. The support group, affiliated with the years before entering the U.S. Last ’Tuesday, Fuller was indicted by a federal Hartford Funeral Chapel, 30 ‘"The Idiot.” He also wrote books Connecticut Alliance for the Mentally 111 Inc., is Army during World War II. grand jury in New Haven in connection with the Carter St., with a Mass of on stage technique and theory. open to families and friends of those individuals Before his retirement 13 years Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St He also served for many years from salary account for teachers with prolonged mental illness. kidnapping of a 16-year-old Manchester youth April ago, he had also been employed Mary’s Church, East Hartford! as a member of the Supreme by Manchester Memorial Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 By Andrew J. Davis voted in favor of the proposal. recommendation. Weight group will meet Fuller met the boy at a party in Vernon and asked Hospital. Soviet legislature and as secre­ Manchester Herald p.m. and Saturday from 7:30 to tary of the governing board of the Parsons, Republican Pamela Z. The $10,000 from the operation the boy to drive him home, police have said. Fuller Throughout his life, Cun­ 8:15 a.m. The theater workers union, Tass said. Sawyer and Democrat John T. budget will come from a surplus Manchester WATES (Women’s Association to then forced the boy to drive him to Hartford and BOLTON - The Board of Enjoy Slimming) will meet Tuesday at 72 E. Center Muro voted against it. in that account. School officials Massachusetts to rob convenience stores for money Education voted 4-3 Thursday to had budgeted more than $74,000 St. Weigh-in will be at 6:15 p.m. A Memorial Day By siding with Stearns, the to buy dmgs. according to a 14-page affidavit filed cut $55,000 from the $5.1 million for two modular classrooms at Program will follow the business meeting. New Holiday Closings school board voted against Pack­ how-to-go-banking- by the FBI. Thoughts school budget, taking most of the Bolton Elementary School and members are welcome. man’s recommendation to cut Fuller was arrested April 19 in Dalton. Mass., money from the accounts for one at Bolton High School. But the after an alleged gasoline theft, and the abduction teachers’ salaries. $30,000 for an oil-burner renova­ Memorial Day concert set Monday is Memorial Day. a legal holiday. school board accepted a $56,758 unraveled, police said. The board cut $39,000 in salar­ tion at Bolton High School, $6,000 Municipal, state and federal offices: All will be "INe movie "Beaches” has given us a stirring bid for the classrooms from even-though- fora floor buffer, $7,500 for desks, The Coventry High School Dance Band will hold a In the Middletown incident, a 19-year-oId closed Monday. ballad sung by Bette Midler. The words of the ies, $6,000 for portable radios for Arthur Industries of Terryville at school buses, and $10,000 from its and $10,000 from the operation concert on Memorial Day from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. at Middletown man was kidnapped by two persons Post offices: Closed Monday, but will deliver chorus are: “ Did I ever tell you you’re my hero’ the meeting. the band shell at Patriot’s Park. The concert, free to operation budget. The board was account. He also recommended The board also voted to cut after he was delivering a pizza for Domino’s Pizza, express mail. You re everything I wish I could be! I can fly higher purchasing the buffer and desks the public, is sponsored by the Coventry Arts forced to make the cuts after $6,000 for radios that would allow we’re-dose^for- said Sgt. Robert Clayton of the Middletown Police Banks: All will be closed Monday. than an eagle — You are the wind beneath mv from a projected $43,000 surplus. Commission to benefit the band’s tour of England. Department. Schools: All will be closed Monday. wings.” ^ voters at the Annual Town communication between school Police charge that Fuller stole $80 from the Retailers: Most stores will be open Monday n e next time you hear this song, try thinking of Meeting May 15 approved the Packman’s proposals only add buses and schools because the bus deliveryman and then forced him to accompany Libraries: All will be closed Monday. God every time the word “ you” i.«; sung Think of reduced budget recommended by up to $53,500. Discussion on where company, Vancom of Norwich, the Board of Finance. the-holiday card. him in his car to Hartford where he forced the victim Department of Motor Vehicles: All offices will God as your hero . . . as the model of everything you the additional $1,500 would come has said it may install the radios, Lottery The school board met Thursday to take another $80 from an automatic teller close today at 12:30 p.m. and reopen Tuesday at 8:30 ^ ••• 3s the one who provides you from stopped when Stearns made said Gretchen H. Wiedie, admi­ at Bolton Center School. machine, Clayton said. a.m. Auto emissions testing stations will close today with me inspiration and power and confidence to h i s budget-cutting nistrative assistant to Packman. Winning numbers drawn Thursday in New While in Hartford, Fuller used the money to buy at 12:30 p.m. and will reopen Tuesday. gracefully lift you up off the ground — so that you Democratic board member England: drugs, aayton said. Fuller and the other kidnapper Liquor: Package stores will be closed Monday. can soar even higher than eagles! In fact, do more Barry E. Stearns, who made the Connecticut daily: 511. Play Four: 3874. drove the man back to Middletown and left the car. Garbage collection: There will be no curbside than just substitute God for the word “ you” _try recommendation on how to cut Q n n i Massachusetts daily: 2537. Clayton said. pickup Monday in Manchester. Pickup will be acfoally letting God be the wind beneath your wings the budget, said he wanted to Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) The second suspect has been identified but a and let your life take off for new horizons! reduce the salary account be­ delayed one day. The Manchester and Coventry 0123456789 daily: 057, 9446. warrant has not yet been served, Clayton said. landfills will be closed. cause there is always a surplus in Rhode Island daily: 5495. it. In the 1988-89 budget, school Fuller is being held without bail in the Hartford Manchester Herald: Offices will be closed officials reported a $42,000 sur­ $ 1 0 0 Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 09, 15, 23, 28, 37. detention center. Monday. No Monday edition will be published. Th*. n I. ^ Charles H. Ericson, Pastor plus in the account due to staff CONNIBANKS m e Bolton Congregational Church, UCC Our Special Price Valid thioiigh 12/99 turnover. “Seems like every year we Weather A Pair of have a surplus,” Stearns said. The Savings Bank o f Manchester CONNI Locations: School Superintendent Richard Matching 14K Goid iManrhrfitFr Hrralfi wishes you a nice, long holiday week­ Manchester-Spencer Si. at Shop Rite Plaza; E. Packman objected to the move Wedding Bands. ('aldor’s Shopping Center; to reduce the $2.6 million account, end! And reminds you our offices zvill Manchester Memorial Hospital; Mostly cloudy USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 202 REGIONAL WEATHER saying he did not know how he Man's: 5 m m Lady's: 2mm be closed Saturday and Monday. AutoBank,'"' Corner W. Middle T'pke. & Broad St.; Acco-Weather® forecast lor Saturday Manchester and vicinity: To­ would pay teachers if the money But don’t w orry-in case you Main OHice, Purnell Place Entrance. Penny M. were needed. Packman will re­ Daytime Corxhtions and High Temperatures night, mostly cloudy with a 50 Sleffert. PubOthar E. Hartford - Putnam Bridge Plaza; Burnside Olliee. Om OKT. ClMppM port to the board at its June 8 need cash, or want to make deposits East Windsor-Sophia’s Plaza (Rtes. 5 & 140). percent chance of showers and EdNor Dannia M. Sanloro thunderstorms. Low around 60. AdvailWng Dtractor meeting on where staff reduc­ or transfers, our Gonni“' Automatic Andover-Andover Shopping Plaza. Y OoufllM A. Brnhw Shaidon Cohan tions will be made if there is no Teller machines will be doing business Ashford-Junciion Routes 74 & 44. Wind becoming west 10to20mph. EmcuUm EdNor E r l Saturday, considerable cloudi­ Compoalng Managar turnover. M anslield-6 Storrs Rd. (Rte. 195). Joanno O. Fromoctti as usual. Open 24 hours a day, too, at ness with a 40 percent chance of Robail H. Hubbard “It’s a real risky move,” he South W indsor-973 Sullivan Ave. BufInoM Maiwgw handy locations all around the area. Tolland-Route 195. showers and thunderstorms. Praaaroom Managar said. OanlM A. Robocls Frank J. MeS«Magan Republican Michael L. Par­ If you don’t have a Conni card, Glastonbury-Buckingham Village (Rte. 83). High in the mid 70s. Remainder of Pononnol Manogor Vernon-Shops at 30 (Hartford T'pke.). the Memorial Day weekend: Circulation Dliactor sons, the chairman of the board’s come in and apply for one. So next E 3 becoming partly sunny Sunday •**•«>* Sunday and carlain holMava bu in. personnel committee, sided with time we say “ we’re closed,” you can Packman. He said board with mostly sunny skies Monday. say, “ who cares.” Highs around 70 Sunday and in members are trying to “ shoot the 70s Monday. themselves in the foot.” " laealva your HaraM by S p.m. rnakdava or 7-M “ You better think about it,” he Coastal: Tonight, mostly 3L a.m. Samrdaya. pMaaa Maphona your carrlar. If you’ra unaMa cloudy with a 40 percent chance of to roach jw r carrier, call aubacribor aarvico at 847-egM bv S said. “ If you don’t have any showers and thunderstorms. Low p.m. araakdaya lor doNvary In Manchaalar. " W 6 turnover, you’re going to be 60 to 65. Wind becoming west 10 to SuggaoM carrlar ralaa are S1.M weakly, S7 70 to r o m laying off teachers. It’s a stupid inonlh. 123.111 lor Oiraa monlha, $4d.20 lor alx rnontha and thing to do.” 20 mph. Saturday, mostly cloudy year. NawaaUnd price: 35 Z u , Jewelers Since W85 YANKEE Where your friends are. kK with a 40 percent chance of Stearns. Democrat David Fer- BRISTOL CENTRE MALL , CONNECTICUT POST MAI L DANBURY FAIR MALI Icicphonc 646-1700. ^ Audi! Bureau of CIrculatlona. the Naw England Proaa nald. Republican Thomas A. MERIDEN SQUARE SOUTHBURY PLAZA TRUMBULL SHOPPING PARK WESTFARMS MAI I Member FDIC. Hquul Housing Lender. (SJ showers and thunderstorms. Today’s weather picture was drawn by David Mitcheli, 10, Aaaoclatlon and lha Naw England Nawapapar AaaodaUon. GUILEOflO HARTFORD MANCHESTER NEW HAVEN TORRINGTON WATERBURY High in the mid 70s. Manning, and Republican board Michaels Cbatge/Maslei Caid/Visa/Amencan Eipie-' a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. Chairman James H. Marshall 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26. 1989 — 5 LOCAL Driver policy NATION & W ORID reconsidered & S T A T E Yeltsin nominated Ethics code changes minor in Coventry HARTFORD (A P) - The House of Repre­ sentatives has passed a bill that makes minor A By Jacqueline Bennett in day of bickering changes in the state ethics laws, including requiring that lobbyists be present when they Manchester Herald buy a meal for a lawmaker or state official. The bill passed 146-2 on Thursday and goes to COVENTRY — The Board of Education took no in Soviet congress the Senate. action Thursday on a new policy that would allow To prohibit lobbyists from giving lawmakers the board to conduct more thorough reviews of the gift certificates to restaurants, the bill requires criminal history and other background of school bus A drivers. Deputies complain that they be present during a meal they buy for the floor without walking to the lawmakers. The board instead sent the policy back to its the list was fixed well in the center of the audito­ The state ethics code allows lobbyists to buy transportation committee for review! rium. “ Let’s not turn this into a bazaar,” he said. meals costing less than $50 for officials. The The policy discussed by the board during the MOSCOW (A P) — Maverick NO MARCH — rule is intended to give lobbyists and meeting at Coventry High School would require all Boris N. Yeltsin and several While Yeltsin’s name appeared Students mill around drivers, in order to be approved by the board. to sign on the list of candidates for the lawmakers a chance to discuss pending prominent reformers in the new Tiananmen Square in legislation. a waiver that would allow the Board of Education to congress were nominated today Supreme Soviet, his election was not assured. The bill also adds sole proprietorships to the conduct a check of driver history and criminal for a smaller, full-time law­ Beijing today in the background. list of businesses that lawmakers cannot making body, but some charged He was among 12 deputies 13th day of their strike Patrick Flaherty, a member of the transportation represent before state boards. A loophole in the that senior officials rigged the nominated by a caucus of the committee, said the new policy was prompted by the for democracy. Chi- existing ethics code allows lawmakers to go nominee list to stay in power. Russian federation, the country’s inability of the board to get information it wanted na’s conservative before state panels representing small busi­ The moves came in the second largest constituent republic, for Y nesses seeking licenses. about some drivers from the town police day of debate in the 2,250-member leaders, who ordered department. their 11 seats. It was also possible Congress of People’s Deputies, nominations would come from a crackdown on the “The police department is no longer able to the first competitively elected the floor. students last week, Gentilcore wins award provide confidential information,” said Flaherty. national assembly and the latest Kathleen Ryan, chairwoman of the transporta­ Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Harald step in the Soviet experiment with Yeltsin, once a rising star today began a purge Gary Gentilcore of Manchester was an open tion committee, said incidents with two drivers this among Gorbachev’s key aides, HAPPY DAYS — Paula Young of O f East Hartford, left, and Paula Steward democratic reform. of liberals to gain class winner in the 1989 Ward World year had prompted the board to request information Only one member of the ruling was fired for criticizing the slow Championship Wildfowl Carving Competition. Colchester shows her excitement after of Windsor, center, share in the control of the govern­ about the drivers from a police department, Communist Party Politburo ap­ pace of reform, then staged a It was held April 28 through 30 in Ocean City. unsuccessfully. graduating from Manchester Commun­ excitement. peared on a congressional list of dramatic comeback by winning a ment. Md. Ryan said she could not give details. ity College Thursday. Amy Steinhibler nominees for the smaller legisla­ landslide victory to the congress. The AMOclited Preu Gentilcore’s entry of a wood duck drake “ There is nothing I ’m at liberty to say. It’s ture, the Supreme Soviet, assur­ Among the Moscow nominees received honorable mention in the waterfowl personal, so it was discussed in executive session,” ing an overhaul of its traditional were some of the nation’s best- division. she said. makeup. known progressives, including The I9th annual event was attended by more Ryan said one incident took place between Procedural bickering today historian Roy Medvedev, econo­ Conservatives begin purge in China than 900 carvers from around the world. About November and December. The other, she said, was Here’s list of MCC grads mirrored the disputes that slowed mist Gavril Popov and agricul­ 2.185 carvings were entered sometime in April or May. the first day of activity in the ture reform advocate Yuri “ The two problems were dealt with in a timely Chernichenko. BEIJING (AP) — Communist Party chief Deng ally President Yang Shangkun told firmed and were not the first time top leaders Here is the list of the graduates GLASTONBURY Bradley, Millie M. Leonard, Ronald K. congress, which was elected this manner and the two no longer drive for the town and Bruce K. Anderson, Jacauellne Zhao Ziyang was placed under house arrest top officials Thursday that Zhao’s actions in the class of 1989 at Manchester McNamara, Dorothy M. TrolanowskI, spring in the first nationwide Vitaly I. Vorotnikov, chairman were said to be in trouble during the power will not again.” Ryan said during an interview at a Arakellon, Thomas W. Baran, Lori Robin Walters. and stripped of his post as conservatives “ had a very bad effect” on the nation, a Troopers beef up patrols Community College. Berner, Joan L. Charnas, Deborah S. multicandidate balloting in 70 struggle. A Foreign Ministry spokesman said recess of the meeting. of the Russian federation’s Coun­ began a purge of liberals to gain control of the government source said. Darby, Zenalda U. Gaudet, Joseph J. ROGERS years. cil of Ministers, was the only Thursday that Zhao retained his post. HARTFORD (A P) — The Connecticut State The policy also states that normally a driver will AMSTON GIblllsco, Down M. Heun, Dono Pot Lori Ann Billings. deeply fractured government, sources said Millions of Chinese throughout the nation Alison L. Polshaw, Hope S. Polshow, A list of 573 members of member of the Communist Par­ Police say they will increase patrols on not be approved if he has a previous felony lerarcl, Sharon A. Jones, Michael E. today. have taken up the students’ cause, with But the, official media has indicated the Crolo Richmond. Katz, Leslie Lanata, Sandra M. Mac- SIMSBURY congress selected by their home ty’s ruling Politburo on the list, interstate and limited access highways over conviction or a moving violation within the prior 12 Nell, Stephen M. McGee, Rosetta Zhao lost power in a bitter fight with demonstrations erupting in dozens of cities conservatives at this point are winning the ANDOVER Marla M. Snecinskl. regions was prepared for 542 indicating the Supreme Soviet Memorial Day weekend in an effort to reduce months. Some board members were not satisfied Monzegllo, Ann Marie Mount, Leslie conservative Premier Li Peng, the Chinese demanding Li and Deng step down. behind-the-scenes battle for power. Donna S. Carr, Joseph F. Doran, Ann Riley, Sebastian Rossitta, Martin SOUTH GLASTONBURY seats in the Supreme Soviet, will be led by a new group of accidents at a time when higher numbers of with the wording of the policy so it was sent back to Karen E. Knox, Stacy K. AAathewson. and diplomatic sources said. Peng last week Chinese and diplomatic sources said Zhao L. Schoen, Richard D. SuskI, John C. Heidi Marie Draghl. giving deputies few choices but leaders. Li appeared on nationwide television travelers will be using the roads. committee. Turner. ordered a crackdown on students, who are was under house arrest. A document ASHFORD setting up tough races for law­ In the past, the body paralleled Thursday for the first time in six days and Officers in vehicles and aircraft will strictly Under the policy, the board’s transportation Jave Fletcher SOMERS occupying Tiananmen Square to press circulated today to county- and district-level GOSHEN Kathryn E. Jenen. makers from Moscow, home to the leadership of the Communist defended his martial law decree. enforce the 55 mile-per-hour speed limit with official would have the authority to temporarily Julie Odenwoelder. demands for a freer society and cleaner party officials said Zhao was no longer head AVON many of the reformers. Party, making it a virtual rubber- radar, state police said Thursday. The approve drivers following a favorable background SOUTH WINDSOR government. of the party, according to a diplomat who has Zhao has not appeared in public since May Loreen A. Sheridan HADDAM Jullane Marie Bantle, Michael W. “ The party apparatus is once stamp for the Kremlin program is a part of a nationwide police effort check. Final approval, however, lies with the board. Maureen E. McGrath. Officials who have worked under Zhao to proved reliable in the past. 19. Burnham, Diane Dangona, Jean G. again asking us to elect the leadership. called C.A.R.E. — Combined Accident Reduc­ Flaherty noted the new policy is similar to the BERLIN Destetono, Sharon K. Dias, David M. chart political and economic reforms will No successor was named in the document. Thomas L. Gerent, Meg Marie HARTFORD Dublel, Robert S. Dublel, Raymond Supreme Soviet according to the State-run newspapers on Thursday promi­ tion Effort, which is partly funded by the current one but clarified Orourke, Jill M. Swent, Rachel A. Michael A. Ancona, Lucy A. Bergh- On Thursday, after winning face disciplinary action with some losing Sources said conservatives accused Zhao of federal government. Svmonaltls. Durette, Mary R. Fregeau, Tammy old system,” complained deputy nently displayed a letter from military Under the termination policy, a driver could be uls, Andrew J. Broadhead, Charles N. Lynn Glasser, Anne T. Gross, Judith R. election as president from more their jobs, the sources said. Among those heading an anti-party clique, splitting the Last year over Memorial Day weekend in Bryon, Obert W. Burke Jr„ Roland M. Hamm, Laurie J. Hoyt, Christopher J. Vladimir Shevlyuga of Rostov. reported in trouble were the party’s propa­ commanders supporting the crackdown. Six fired for having a felony record, any record of BLOOMFIELD Chirico, Roso Marla Couceiro, Paula F than 95 percent of the congress, party, instigating disturbances, revealing Connecticut, state police reported 247 automo­ Hubley, Brian K. Hunter, Susan E. Vladimir Zolotukhin of Tash­ of seven military districts also have backed sex-related crimes, driving under the influence of StacI Kim Abramson, Dovid A. Cruz, Dacosta, Martha J. Danielson, Neville Jerome, Kristo M. JeskI, Robert W. Gorbachev pledged “ to use these ganda chief Hu Qili and Vice Prem ier Tian party secrets, corruption and taking credit Kimberly D. Rosemond, Holly B. R. Edwards, Maeo!a Harmon, Sara kent said top party and govern­ the move. bile accidents and three deaths. They made liquor or drugs or conviction of a crime involving Klute Jr., Christopher M. Landry, new opportunities and duties to do Jiyun. for Deng’s achievements during the past Ryans, Harriet J. Symonds. Hough, Henry Howard, Michael S. Karen M. Lavoie, Cydnae M. LeCours, ment officials in Uzbekistan had 2,356 motor vehicle arrests, including 1.617 for drugs. Keaveny, Paula A. Kllman, Jennifer S. all that is possible for moving The reports were not officially confirmed. decade of economic reform. People’s Liberation Army troops were BOLTON Paula A. Longo, Peter L. Minor, Sandra themselves nominated without speeding and 57 for driving under the influence Member Robert Christie suggested that the Lelgus, Lazaro G. Lopez, Fernanda M. M. Morlorty, Wendy M. Nowak, Me­ forward our great cause of Zhao has been a leading proponent of Two sources said National People’s Con­ deployed on the outskirts of Beijing a week of alcohol. John J Colye, Jeffrey T. Corolll, Magalhaes, Salvatore Marotta, Louis lissa Jean Phillips, Brian J. Raulukal- consulting other deputies from accumulation of a poor driving record as a school Down S. Cowles, Charlotte Hopkins, P. Marques, Densll A. Neufvllle, Nancy perestroika in the interests of market-oriented economic reforms champi­ gress Chairman Wan Li was under detention ago, but tens of thousands of citizens tls, Elizabeth M. Ruggiero, James R. the republic. bus driver be added as a reason for termination. Dlone T. Schmidt, Daniel j. Soucler. Anne Romano, Almo E. Ruiz, Drucllla Shuttleworth, Gautam SIkano, C. Joan renewal of our society, develop­ oned by 84-year-old senior leader Deng in Shanghai, and one source said a member of prevented them from entering the city by Thomas, Elizabeth M. Ulltsch, Loretta On Thursday, the congress The town is served by Laidlaw. a national bus BRISTOL M. Vasso. Steenerson, Angela Testa, Pat L. ment and strengthening of glas- Xiaoping, but the two differed over political the party’s decision- making Politburo was surrounding the convoys and setting up Thomas, Tracy D. Trewhella, David W. elected President Mikhail S. RHAM students win awards company. Cherle Ann Lebel, Margaret M. nost, democracy, improving the change. Zhao has expressed clear sympathy also under house arrest. barricades. The soldiers have retreated to Moynihan, HEBRON Tucker Jr., Sharon A. ZIzzamla. Gorbachev to a five-year term. In other matters, the board went into executive life and position of people in our with the student protesters’ goals. The reports could not be officially con­ nearby barracks. HEBRON — Fourteen RHAM High School Nancy E. Bennett, Gary R. Crawford, SOUTHINGTON Gorbachev ran unopposed. students won awards in the 56th annual Spring session to discuss contract negotiations with BROAD BROOK Paul W. Mancarella, Judith Ann Sok- James D. Hilliard. society.” Brenda M. Hayes, Dairen Craig ola, Rebecca D. TInelle. Yeltsin refused to run against Students Craftsmen Fair on May 2. It was teacher’s aides. Miller. STAFFORD SPRINGS Gorbachev but kept alive the But before the vote, deputies sponsored by the Connecticut Industrial KENSINGTON CHAPLIN Debra M. DepellegrInI, Jeffrey A. possibility he would run for vice eager to use their new-found Technology Education Association. Lynn A. Chevalier, Brlgltta Clam- Deskus, Mark S. Gluhosky, Sharon P. Come and Enjoy Donna Klucewicz-Pratt. mella, Dennis J. MIrante, Peter A. president. He told reporters he voices grilled Gorbachev on THE SPOTLIGHT RHAM students submitted 33 projects, which Slmclk. Gluhoskv, Lynn W. Grant, Karrie-Ann Lotto to become COLCHESTER Kllcolllns, Maureen A. Marklewicz, did not intend to withdraw from Soviet ethnic and economic poli­ ISON were judged for design and craftsmanship. Stephen R. Platek, Kenneth W. Smith, Joseph G. Beaulieu, Scott R. Camp­ LEBANON any more races. cies, the division of power be­ THE BAND SHELL SUMMERTIME 1989 The winners were; Robert Armstrong, two bell, Suzanne M. Gorreck, John H. Susan E. Sullivan. Kathleen A. MIreault, Edwin Mutch, Some members of the congress tween the Communist Party and blue ribbons for work on an arbor press and a Herde, Paula A. Young. Debra Dianne WInspear. STAFFORDVILLE plunged into debate over proced­ government and the use of plush at the tee handle tap wrench; David DePietro. blue 44-number game MANCHESTER Koren J. KupIdlowskI, Mark H. Price. COLLINSVILLE ural issues, while many others vacation homes in the Crimea by ribbon, arbor press; Paul LaMothe, blue Donna L. Bristol. Diane L. Adamy, Marltza M. Aponte, Kimberly J. Backlel, Rachel D. Begin, STORES appeared bored by the slow pace leaders. MANCHESTER BICENTENNIAL ribbon, arbor press; George Brault. blue HARTFORD (A P) — In a move designed to Jean A. Bostrom, Kathy A. Bosworth, Judith L. Dyer, Glynn Richards, Lisa COLUMBIA M. Varga. of the televised session. increase lottery revenues, the state Gaming Policy Elizabeth S. Adams, James W. Falco- Teresa A. Burnett, Alison M. Calhoun, ribbon, arbor press; Bill Garrison, blue ribbon, Thomas J. Cardell, Helen A. Carter, “ There are a lot of people who Gorbachev acknowledged Board has voted to decrease the odds of winning the nlerl, George MIhalopoulos, Mory there were problems. Free BAND SHELL tee handle tap wrench, and third place, Ellen Palloto. Elaine S. Chartler, Marilyn S. Chmle- THOMPSON are sleeping here now,” said one screwdriver; Brian Jeroszko. blue ribbon, Lotto game. lewskl, Catherine CollettI, Mark Gary Aspasla S. Latour. “ We understand with our Cusson, Susan A. DIdonato, Joann F deputy from Kazan. 60 Bidwell St., Manchester punch set. and second place, machine The board voted Thursday to make Lotto a COVENTRY brains that it’s necessary to J. Lee Albert, Holly Anne Bisson, Dougherty, Jeffery A. Dupont, Fer­ TOLLAND Fedor Burlatsky, a political hammer, depth gauge and drill gauge; David 44-number game, lowering the odds of winning to 1 Nancy E. Glllon, Barbara A. Hobbs, nando A. Echeverria, Donna M. End- Cheryl L. Bernier, Ann C. Carmodv, change,” he said. “ But the (Exit 59 or 60 off 1-84) Daniel J. Carmodv, Poullne E. Davis, commentator and head of the Sudol. blue ribbon, punch set, and second in 7 million. Troy C. Loke, Barbara J. LeClaIr, ers, Philip Falade Jr., Kevin N. Falls, system doesn’t let us.” Eileen F. McGinnis, Catherine C. Elinor Flink, Scott R. Fowler, Jane E. Donna 0. Delany, Ferdinand Everett government’s human rights com­ Admission Officials said the change would cause jackpots to French, Robert W. French, Pamela A. Ml, Amy D. Fraser, Sharon M. Johnson, Today, the conservatives won a place, machine hammer and depth gauge. McGuire, John E. Dshman Jr., Louren mission, said the Congress was Also. Michael Docker, four second-place accrue faster and could spark an increase in annual A. Pallas, Newton F. Schlebel, Ellen Gaboury, Richard Gallacher, Sharon Ellsabet Mvrhed-Landry, Bettye Jo floor fight over a ban on public Anne Smous, Patricio E. Stark, Lois L. M. Hart, Kellie Hayes, Douangmaly Pakolls, Marlamma Paulose, Lynn M. trying to work out “ not only JUNE TIME J U L Y (Continued) TIME A U G U S T (Continued) TIME ribbons, two third-place ribbons and one sales by $35 million to $55 million. Raczkowskl, Jerene K. Sllvinskv, LIndo meetings in Moscow. Sun. 6 Valllere. Hemmavanh, Douangmanee Hemma- differences of opinion but differ­ Sun. 4 Manchester Symphony Orchestra A Sat. IS ^ciiy Lights" Swing Band 7:00 Swedish Night! honorable mention ribbon for work on a Such a sales increase would raise revenue to the vanh, Patricia B. Herdic, Kimberly S. M. Spadaro, Jennifer A. Untersteln. Chorale 7'. 00 Arndl/Youngsirom Orchestra Hovng, Douglas Wayne Johnson, Ti­ ing interests, of different nation­ ^onsor: Woodland Gardens state by $15 million to $25 million, because the state- CROMWELL ^ o n io r ; COMFED Sot’ing$ Bank Rain Date: Friday, 21st Wonder Weover Dancers 7:00 ballpeen hammer, screwdriver, tee handle tap Cotherine A. Lenton. mothy Gene Kelley, Gary J. Kelly, UNCASVILLE alities and different layers of Rain Location: MCC Program ^onsor: Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa wrench, depth gauge, machine hummer, die keeps 45 cents of every Lotto sales dollar. The Krista L. Kerin, Richard S. Knight, Leona M. Zalewskl. Center Order of America Michael S, Koehler, James L. Lano, society.” Mon. 7 stock and punch set; Jeff Stone, second place, change is scheduled to take effect Oct. 1. EAST GRANBY Sun. 11 Manchester Association of Pipe Bands The Tony Allen Combo ’40s-’80s Bonnie K. Pinkerton, Richard Ed­ Christopher J. Leblonc, Christina A. VERNON Gorbachev, chairman of the BEST BUY Mary Ann Demko Song Stylist 7:00 ballpeen hammer and die stock; Kevin In approving the change, the board overrode the ward Sheo. Lee, Thea M. Ling, Stephen Linton, Amy L. Allely, Yvonne C. Arev, Festival 7: 00 Sponsor: Manchester Bicentennial Monica R. Manerl, Kristine L. MarozzI, Kenneth A. Badstuebner, Marcia T. meeting, rejected calls to place Spon$or: United TechnotogieB* Band Shell Corp. Stomberg. second place, ballpeen hammer, oft-stated objections of J. Blaine Lewis Jr., the Pratt A fPhitney EAST HAMPTON Lynn MarozzI, Faith M. McCan, Laurie Ballo, Linda A. Bosse, Gregory M. microphones throughout the huge OIL CO. Tues. 8 and third place, tee handle tap wrench and suspended lottery unit chief at the state Division of A. McKenna, Susan E. McNamara, Boucher, Maureen F. Boyle, Keith R. Sun. 16 MANCHESTER BAND SHELL John Jeski Polka ParU Band 7:00 Teresa Marie Condit, Dorothy B. hall to permit speakers to have Vernon, CT Sun. 18 Farmington Valley Chapter Sponsor: Manchester Polish Special Revenue. Frazier. Timothy J. McNomora, Alfred R. Meek Burnham, Ellen M. Byrne, Steven A. Sweet Adelines 7’. 00 BENEFIT PROGRAM screwdriver; John Tuttle, second place, die II, Laurie Marie Melesko, Leslie M. American Charitable Foundation Lewis was suspended for alleged insubordination 'Hi- Conley, Steven M. SponBor: Batch o/EaBt ffindBor Peter Harvey’s ’’One Man Show** Rain Date: Thursday, 10th stock, and third place, screwdriver; Jan Mellott, Debro A. .Morrissey, Mehrdod Croye, Barbara M. Dudley, Michael P. '*Don Donegan** Entertainer and EAST HARTFORD 875-0876 **Time Was*^ Sounds of the '50s-'80s 7:00 Wed. 9 Bennington Pu|^spj^\ Lovett, second place, punch set and depth because he refused Special Revenue chief William LucI A. Alleono, Carol J. Allen, Gloria Novizv, Jennifer A. Nelllgan, Christine Richard G. one-man band ADMISSION $10 PER VEHICLE 7:00 E. Neville, June V. ObremskI, Sandro R. Sponsor:Spo Lions Club of Manchester gauge; Shawn Dudley, second place, depth V. Hickey’s order that he recommend the change to M. Armstrong, Michael S. Boker, Forstell, Margaret L. Gllsenberg, Gina This ^ o n s o r; The Steak Club Rain Date: Sunday. 23rd Armand P. Beaudette, Patricia A. OssollnskI, Francis P. Parlaplano, Elaine T. Rain Date: Wednesday. 21st H. Louise Ruddell Charitable Trust gauge; and Jeff Schulze, third place, ballpeen the board. Blake, Christine M. Boyer, William R. Deanna L. Paugas, Lisa Beth Pearl, Harding, Diane M Jennings, Alexander W eekend Rain Location: East Catholic High Sandra M. Peterson, Albert W. Pflug, Tues. 20 "Grass Roots" Bluegrass 7; 00 Gym, 115 New State Road, hammer, and honorable mention, tee handle Lewis has said that the way the game is Bradley, Laura E. Briggs, Patricio A. Kelly, Michele A. Kullas, latexite Sponeor: Tolland County Credit Judith C. Podolny, Michael E. Pohl, by COPELAND Mon. 17 Peanutbullcrjam Manchester. CT Brunelle, Pasaualle Brunzo, Mory Bus- '’ ►’""P N. Levine, Bureau. Inc. tap wrench. structured now — with players choosing 6 numbers Josephine H. Poland, James E. Ri­ Stephen B. Lukas, . 180 OoNon Min. ! Concert for children with songs, Fri. 11 Irish Nlghlt Si . Patrick's Pipe Band 75 7:00 slere, Michael E. Carroll, Daniel W. of a possible 40 — is best for a state Connecticut’s Caruso, Joann K. Chapps, Kim M. chardson, Norman G. Ross, Christine Wears, Morgaret M. Menard, FOR THE LIFE & LOOKS Prtoo tub|«cl lo ohiin9« • Vohimo DIooountt Thu. 22 "Dan-sa-tlon" '40s-'80s Jazz Band 7:00 puppets, and stories 7: 00 Traditional Irish Musicians M. Sortor, Kurt A. Schaefer, Kris A. size. Chartler, Susan Chen, Debra J. Cheya- Deborah S. Pfeifer, OF YOUR DRIVEWAY Sponsor: MancheBter Bicentennial SpofMor: Manchester Police Union Duffy School of Irish Step Dancing ller, Lucia Chi Man Chon, Laura B. Schultz, William C. Sclaudone, Gret- WIchelle E. Reno, Band Shell Corp. Local 1495 Gall Ubbey, vocalist chen E. Sines, Carolyn R. St. Jean, Pal O'Gorman, vocalist At Thursday’s meeting, the board also approved Corey, Michael F. Dogon, Donna M. M 'b n e ld e r, Michael S. Skog, Fri. 23 The Connecticut River Ramblers 7l 00 Rain Date: Wednesday, 19th Police nab 4 In drug raid Damon, Victoria L. Delgludlce, Ralph Carol A. Tedesco, Linda TIuck, Gregory Michael J. Smyrskl, Minerva G. Speno, Folk/Country Sponsor: Boland Bros., Inc. procedures for a seventh-day drawing for the state’s B. Turner, Carol A. Ultee, Robert W Tues. 18 Italian N^hlt "Italian-Five Orchestra" Rain Date: Wednesday, 16th Dominguez, Keyin P, Downing, Abble Donald J. Therl- Sponsor: Manchester Bicentennial Soprano Marian Casalino two daily lottery games, the Daily Numbers and K. Ehrhardt, Robert L. Florey, Allison Vlara, Joan C. Weatherford, Wendy R Sun. 13 Windham Concert Band PLAINVILLE (AP) — Police have arrested Weiss, Patricio A. White, Timothy J. WoolloMtt Band Shell Corp. Mountain Folk Dancers 71 00 7:00 Play 4. Adding a Sunday drawing would give the Lee Fleury, William W. Folsom, Brion Get Snapper quality and Sing-along of Italian 8i American Sponsors: Manchester Bicentennial four people in a drug raid that netted 94 grams C. Fox, Sue Ann M. Furlong, Corrodo WIsnIeskI, Karen A. WolnarowskI, Carl Sun. 25 Johnny T s Super Big Band 71 00 Band Shell Corp. state an additional $4 million to $5 million in S. Wright, Jacqueline A. Young. WALLINGFORD ^onsor: Wyman Oil Company favorites with Ralph Maeearone of marijuana and about two grams of cocaine. GallffI, Susan E. Gallagher, Andrea K. Sponsor: Manchester Chapter of Mon. 14 "R J. Saxx" Rock/Folk/Jazz Genga, Mary Lou Glosser, Margaret Nicole C. Cuomo. Rain Date: Thursday. 2§th 7:00 Detective Charles Smedick said police revenue, said Gregory Ziemak, assistant lottery MANSFIELD CENTER big savings when you trade up to UNICO National Sponsor: Manchester Bicentennial unit chief. Ann Goguen, Brenda J. Gordon, Brenda Mon. 26 The Savage Brothers Boggle ‘n* Rock 7 ‘. 00 Sausage/pepper sandwiches, Band Shell Corp. Wednesday night searched the home of Jean Gorneau, Dawn M. Grabner, Stephanie Russell David Higgins, Richard L WATERFORD Sponsors: Lynch Pontiac/Toyota Woodworth. Donold D. Belair Jr. soda avadooie Tues. 15 Tex Pavel A Legend Country Western Greene, Michael Greenler, Chirstina A. The Purdy Corporation Rain Date: Thursday 20th and Diane Cusack, seizing the drugs along with Hampton, Michelle L. Hannon, Brian S. Connecticut Valley Boys 7:00 drug packaging materials and paraphernalia, Hyland, Gregory A. Jones, Kothleen MARLBOROUGH WEST HARTFORD Wed. 28 Linda Marchlslo Children Storyteller 7:00 Mon. 24 *Bernie Bentley Dixieland Band 7 \ 00 ^onsors: Savings Bank o f Manchester Folktales and original stories from Rain Date: Thursday, m h including a commercial scale, cigarette Kalbtlelsch, John R. Kehoe, Paulo L Cello P. Bagdonls, John A. Henne- Donna A. Ford, Sponsor; Nichols Manchester Tire Darien sewage Lalng, Meegan Lattanzio, Karen B. berger, Marla J. Miner, Diane F ^ Hoang, Julie **With A Uttle of Both” Complete Automotive Service Fri. 18 The li.S, Military Academy Sponsor: Manchester Bicentennial wrapping papers and pipes. Lewis, Pauline T. Lussler, Costantina Pelletier. Tues. 25 The Jack D'Johns Concert Band 7:00 Mogno, Nancy A. Malltsky, Richard A. Pen'dS?g^”a''ss^''*''"’ Band Shell Corp. Versatile Entertainers Sponsor: Manchester Army A Navy Club Jean Cusack. 57, and her daughter Diane. 34, MERIDEN SNAPPER 7: 00 were arrested and charged with illegal Maraues, Corliss E. Martin, Jimmie M. ^onsor: Orlando Annulii A Sons, Inc. Manchester Bicentennial Band SheU Corp. Maxwell, Joan M. McLaughlin, Joan Robert R. Barrett, Thomas L. Zolnik. WEST WILLINGTON JULY TIME Cox Cable Greater Hartford, Inc. Rain Location: East Catholic High 1 spills in Sound Anthony Defence, Barbara M. Smith. Gerber Scientific Products, Inc. School, 115 New State Road, possession of a cannabis substance with intent M, McMahon, Sharon E. McVIcker, Sat. 1 Governor's Foot Guard "Pops" Concert MIDDLETOWN Rain Location: East Catholic High Manchester, CT to sell, illegal possession of cannabis and Michael R. Metacarpa, Patricia Marie Band 7:00 Mondo, Kristine M. Nelson, Lisa Marie George Bator, Margaret L. Koos, WETHERSFIELD School 115 New State Road. Sun. 20 Marl Jane L. Lacedonla. Sponsors: Connecticut Bank A Trust New Sharashooler Band Rockabilly 7:00 illegal possession of drug paraphernalia, STAMFORD (AP) — Officials in Stamford say Ortiz, Richard M. Ott, Donna M. Owens, Potricia M. Fortin, Manchester. CT ^onsor: The Purdy Corporation Josephlna D. Fuschl, Susan J. Gove, Moriarty Brothers Lincotn'Mercury- Smedick said. they will decide today whether or not to reopen city Dayld A. Phalstof, Nancy J. Plefka, Mauda Dealer ^ Wed. 26 Slim Coxx "Cowboy Caravan" 7: 00 Rain Date: Tuesday, 22nd Steyen W. Pond, Robert Richardson III, NEW BRITAIN icn'Jhu'r Suzanne C. Lis, Police also arrested two New Britain men beaches after 300,000 gallons of sewage spilled into Glorea L. Charland, Cheryl A. Espo­ Kathy C. Luszczak, Brian M. Marcus. Fireworks 9:30 Country Western Mon. 21 *The Al Gentile Big Band 7:00 Sophia Rodin, Joy A. Romanlw, M i­ Rain Date: Sunday, 2nd ^onsor: Manchester Rotary Club Long Island Sound Thursday from a treatment plant chael J. Romanlw, Jeffrey L. Romel, sito, Sherrie Krockomberger, Susan T. ionsor: Ward Manufacturing Company who arrived at the house to buy marijuana. Melluzzo, Iris M. Torres ain Date: Friday. August 4th Rain Date: Thursday. 24tn in Darien. Lisa J. Roy, Richard J. Sadosky, WILLIMANTIC Wed, 5 102nd Div. National Guard t Nicholas Sontacross, Christina M. Say- Michelle A. Rymash, Joyce P. Sogal, Concert Band 7: 00 Fri. 26 "Main Street" Sounds of th e ’50s-*80s 7 :0 0 Wed. 23 "BorderlliM” Folk/Country 7; 00 Officials in Stamford and Darien ordered beaches vldes, Christina SImonek, Amy Lynn NEWINGTON Poulo J. Serwonskl. ^onsor: Manchester Bicentennial Sponsors: Joe Bitey*s Dillon Ford SpoiiKtr: Mmnchcter Bicentennial Steinhilber, Kathy L. Stephens, Mat­ Judith Ann Carey, Michoel P. Coyle, MOUEL5 Band Shell Corp. RegaTs Men's Shop Bend SheU Corp. Train hits and kills woman closed to bathers Thursday after a malfunctioning Mark I. DIchlara, Frank C. Emanuele, WILLINGTON 21405P thew M. Steullet, Connie Lee Strick­ Thu. 6 Mountain Laurel Chorus o f Sweet D.W. Fish Mortgage Company Sun. 27 "Cyp.y" In Concert pump poured the sewage into the Sound for about land, Parker L. Swan, Mory L. Gina Ann Poplllo, Frank R. Puccio, K athryn L. Hazel, David H. 2I404P Rain Date: Monday, 31st Songs from Nashville to Broadway 7; 00 Joanne R. Rosevear, Cara L. Schmitt, Raczkowskl. .Adelines 7:00 SponMr: People*, Bank W ALLINGFORD (AP) — A 57-year-old four hours beginning at 10 a.m. Vaughan, Dawn Watson. Sponsor: Gunver Industries Sun. 30 Orchestra New England William J. Sllvonic, Shari Lynn - INSTANT CASH SAVINGS - Moriend Valve Conuiony woman was struck and killed by a Boston- Silk City Barbershop Chorus "Pops In Conneelleui" 7'. 00 Stamford Mayor Thom Serrani said the Cum­ EAST WINDSOR Stephan. WINDHAM Rain Locatlona: East Catholic High George N. Poquln. Sponsor: At Sief/ert's Appliances. TV. Sponsor: SNET bound Amtrak passenger train Thursday mings and Cove Island beaches will remain closed Lynda D. Harlow, LIso Ann Izabel, Connecticut Commission on the Arts School, US New State Road, NORTH HAVEN Audio Manchester, CT afternoon. Wallingford police said. until the Stamford health department completes Joann B. Kucelko, Nora S. MIkalson, Rebecca Ann Shea. WINDSOR Rain Date: Friday. 7th Manchester Bioentennial Band SheU Corp. Marlon M. Sorensen, Keyin W Rain Location: East Catholic High Mon. 23 Sphinx Temple Shrine Concert Band 7:00 Stefania Sadko of Wallingford was struck 9 "Oldies Bui Goodies Express" 7\ tests. He says the health department will announce Stratton. Butterfield, Peter L. Furze, * * Sun. 00 School 115 New State Road, SponMr: Manchetler Bicenlenniel NORTH WINDHAM 6 0 1 5 0 *5 0 0 shortly after 4; 30 p.m. as she was walking west this afternoon whether the waters are safe enough I ** Hayden, Sharon LIss, John Sounds of the '50s-'60s Manchester. CT Bend SheU Corp. Doris T. Nadlle. „ _ OFF THE ,, ^ OFF THE OFFANY Sponsor: Empire Toot A over the tracks near South Colony Road in ELLINGTON M * Opoku, Suzanne Tues. 29 The Morgan. Folk Concert 7 *. 00 for the beaches to reopen. Cornelius A. Breen, Dlone M. Carpen­ # V RATED MOWER # N SELLING RIDER TRACTOR Manufacturing Co.. Inc. south Wallingford, said Sharon Palmer, a NORTHFIELD Rain Date: Monday 10th AUGUST TIME SponMr,: Manchetter Stale Bank The sewage, which was partially treated with ter, Michael P. Damico, Marilyn Drew, .33" 41” 48“ Connecticut Commiuion on the Art, Martin David Keegan. I BY A LEADING I !N AMERICA Tues. 1 Gsivanixed Jam Band Dixieland 7:00 Wallingford police dispatcher. Sadko was chlorine, spewed out of a bypass pipe into a cove Michele M. Harmon, Steven E. HIntz, "w“or7hln?ton.'^''’ ‘> ' ' ’ AHce:|^a*r CUTTING WIDTHS Tues. 11 Johnny Prytko "Good Times Band" 7:00 Rain Date: Thursday. 31st Daniel C. King, Judith D. Melo, John H. I CONSUMER ■ FOR THE FAST Sponsor: LaPenta Beat Estate SpanMjra: Connecticut Nmtionat Bank pronounced dead at the scene. 1,500 feet away from Weed Beach, Darien’s public OAKDALE NEW IHHPHIDKO DeCormier Motor Sate, •Co sponsors: Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Nixon, Melissa Ann Ott, Bradley J. WINDSOR LOCKS MAG/iZINE 10^-EARS Rain Date: Thursday. I3th Pat Mead. Amtrak district supervisor said Powlev, Kendal J. Sylvaln, Susan E. Jeanne M. Wyllle. J.D. Heal Eeiaie, Inc, Corp. and Music Performance Trust funds in beach. Weed Beach is across a cove from two public Cee A. Langley, Wed. 12 River Boat Ramblers Dixieland Jan Rain Date: Thursday, 3rd cooperation with the Hartford Musicians Association the train’s engineer told him that he had begun Waudby, Robin L. Young. Local 400 beaches at Stamford’s Cove Island Park. OLD SAYBROOK c ' Woncino, Lynn Ann Mazza, Band 7:00 Wed. 2 Air Force Band of New England blowing the train’s whistle as he approached Dyann C. Harmon. Renee E. Morrell, Brian M. Munson, 14 Day Money Back Guarantee Sponsor: JC Penney Catalog Bring chairs or blankets — Handicapped Parking Officials said they did nut know how large an area ENFIELD MoryJane Quagliaroll. "Symphony Winds" 7:00 Marianne Barnett, Jeanne P. Blake, Distribution Center ^oneor; Manche.ter Bicentennial Available — Animals not permitted on premises. the Ward Street crossing and saw Sadko start had been affected. PLAINVILLE .SNAPCHKDIT RKTAIl. FINANCINC A\AILAllLt; TOQI'AI.IKIEU APPl.K ANTS ( ASH SAViNC.SOFF Rain Location: East Catholic High Susan A. Collins, Timothy D. Cutter, Daniel F. Sucato. OUT OF STATE .SUGCESTEI) RETAII.PKirE LIMlIF.I) TIME OFFERS Band Shell Corp. For Further Information — walking across the northbound tracks. The bypass started after one of three pumps at John P. Grenier, Tim M. Ingalls, School. 119 New State Road, Rain Location: East Catholic High Manchester Recreation Dept, (weekdays) 647-3084 Joanne C. Banister, Port St. Lucie, Manchester, CT School, Its New State Road, “ The engineer said the woman was carrying Darien’s Nearwater Road pumping station broke Theresa M. Johnson, Jeffrey A. Kaupin, POOUONOCK Manchester Community College (weekdays) 647-6016 James G. King, Brian D. Larivlere, r n A!'0''ondl, Marietta, Fri. 14 Simsbury Community Band 7:00 Manchester. CT Weekend Cancellation Announcements if shopping bags in her hands and had her head down, Lucas said. Work crews discovered the Cellla A. Berord, Christopher Gp., Michael V. Tedeschl, Council Laurie D. Lee, Doreen M. Leglenza. Carpenter. Bluffs, Iowa; Joseph R. Lallberte, W.H. Preuss Sons Inc. Sponsor: Manchester Bieentenniat Sat. S "Traver Hollow” Bluegrass 7:00 weather is uncertain: down like she didn’t even hear the whistle,” problem when they arrived at the station and found Michael G. Morin, Bryan C. Mulligan, Henderson, Neb.; Eileen Coates, Wor­ Band Shell Corp. ^ o n .o r ; Centurv 21 Ep,tain Realty Manchester Community College (weekends) 646-4900 Mead said, "Then at the last second she tried to Beth R. Picard, Arleen V. Simons, ROCKVILLE thington, Ohio; Brendo M. Walwvn, Rt. 6 & 44A-228 Boston Tpke. Rain Date: Wednesday, 30th This ad partially funded by it filled with water, he said. William B. Stec. Donna J. Maguda, James A. Morey. tun to get out of the way. but wasn’t able to.’’ Downlngtown, Pa.; Herbert A. Gow- Bolton UnlteOBmnk A blown gasket apparently caused the malfunc­ dev, Hope, R.I.; Marcia J. Andrews, tion, Serrani said. FARMINGTON ROCKY HILL Tiverton, R.I.; Morcello Schlavone, Lea Ann Oretz Morlonne C. Berry, William M. Tucson, Aril. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, May 26, 1989 — 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26, 1989

program which investigators say was riddled with have joined forces with Moslem militias fighting ment said today. favoritism. N A T IO N the mainly Christian troops of army Gen. Michel The Commerce Department said the imbalance Japan, Brazil, India top trade violators Pierce, who is now a New York lawyer, told H Aoun. between imports and U.S. exports fell by 13.7 congressional investigators Thursday that he The summit entered its final hours amid news percent from a fourth quarter deficit of $32.02 sentative Carla A. Hills told reporters, “ This investment and the closing of its insurance wasn’t directly involved in deciding which reports Syria had reinforced its troops in Lebanon. billion. U.S. sets June talks & W O R L D projects received grants un^fer the program. He exercise is not intended to be offensive. I hope market to foreign companies. Jerusalem’s Yediot Ahronot said an additional 40 The improvement stemmed from a 5.7 percent to end unfair policy there is no backlash.” The administration cited Brazil for quotas said a committee of his subordinates at the Syrian tanks were moved into Lebanon, along with jump in exports, which pushed sales of American However, Japanese Ambassador Nobuo on imports and licensing restrictions. Pipeline explosion kills 3 Department of Housing and Urban Development an undetermined number of troops. goods abroad to a record of $88.50 billion. WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush, Hills said the administration plans "to selected the winners, and his approval was a Imports also hit a new record of $116.13 billion, Matsunaga issued a statement calling the SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. (AP) — A gasoline rubber stamp. urging Japan, Brazil and India to open their decision to include his country “ extremely immediately commence negotiations on all of but the 3.4 percent increase was smaller than the markets to U.S. products, said today that pipeline exploded and killed three people just days Pierce said he wasn’t influenced by well- Israel eyes Syrian buildup regrettable.” this that we have identified” but added that after residents were assured it had not been pace of export expansion. negotiations aimed at ending unfair trade there was no certainty that they could connected Republicans and former HUD officials Hills also announced the United States damaged by a runaway train that plowed through JERUSALEM (AP) — Syria has reinforced its Today’s report on merchandise trade as practices will begin with the three countries would be watching closely 25 countries succeed. who obtained a large portion of the multimillion- calculated on a balance of payments basis on June 16. the same neighborhood two weeks ago. dollar subsidy projects, acting as consultants or 40,000 troops in Lebanon with an armored tank suspected of failing to protect U.S. copyrights "I have no assurance,” she said. “ I have brigade, and Syrian fighter planes flew over confirmed an improvement already noted in the The administration singled out the three “ It looks- like a bomb went off over Duffy developers. and patents and said the Bush administration only my own good will and I hope we can Christian positions today, Israeli and Lebanese Commerce Department’s monthly merchandise nations Thursday night for priority action Street,” City Attorney James Penman said after "Perhaps we should have watched the program would reveal the status of the eight most approach these negotiations with a construc­ media reported. trade reports. under a 1988 trade law that calls for penalties the Thursday morning blast that sent flames 300 closer than we did,” Pierce said, in the closest he flagrant ones in November. tive dialogue.” Israel’s Cabinet met in special session to discuss against countries that are deemed to be feet skyward and produced heat so intense that came to acknowledging any blame. "But we’ve The Japanese lobbied in recent weeks to Besides citing Japan, Brazil and India for the troop moves, Israel radio said. An Israeli Miniature city set to open especially protectionist. pets and corn stalks were singed two blocks away. got a whole department (to run) stay off the list of top trade violators. They flagrant trade barriers, the administration official, who requestecLanonymity, confirmed a “ Our goal is to open markets and to Thirty-one people were injured in the explosion TINY TOWN. Colo. (AP) — A miniature city were less successful, however, than the placed eight countries on a “ priority watch special Cabinet session was convened Thursday eliminate trade barriers. We oppose protec­ that also destroyed 10 homes and 18 cars. About 300 built 75 years ago as a play town for a Koreans, who made a number of trade list” of nations that have failed to protect U.S. night but refused to give details. tionism in any and all forms. Therefore, I people were ordered to leave their homes for the Arab leaders favor pullout businessman’s daughter opens Saturday after a concessions in recent days and did manage to copyrights and patents. It declined, however, night. Israeli officials said they were watching the sprucing up, and its operators hope it will once urge the governments of Japan. India, and avoid inclusion. to target any countries for priority action on “ It’s like a nightmare,” said Delores Jones, CASABLANCA, Morocco (AP) — Arab leaders situation closely but saw no reason to inter fere as again be a top tourist attraction. Brazil to work constructively with us to “ In light of the good faith efforts that have that issue. today approved a resolution calling for the long as Israel’s northern border was not affected. resolve these issues expeditiously,” the whose house was destroyed by the fire. “ I haven’t Tiny Town is located about five miles southwest been made, the government of Japan and the It did establish a lesser “ watch list” of 17 slept since the train wreck. It’s come back to haunt withdrawal of the Syrian army from Beirut within “ As long as we don’t feel directly threatened, of Denver and boasts more than 70 buildings. president said in a statement announcing the Japanese people are greatly disappointed by other countries that have not estabiished three months and elections there to choose a there is no way Israel is going to intervene,” said negotiation date as he left on a trip to Europe. me.” Many are miniature replicas of Denver historical this one-sided decision,” Matsunaga said. safeguards against infringement on U.S. government of “ national unity.” Foreign Ministry spokesman Alon Liel. buildings such as the city’s first fire station, the The 1988 Omnibus Trade Act requires the “ There may well be some domestic backlash copyrights and patents. The resolution was approved at a closed administration to issue what amounts to a hit first telephone office, Mrs. Murphy’s Boarding in Japan which will make the resolution of the 'The president also has directed Cabinet Pierce says he didn’t know five-hour meeting on the final day of the Arab House, some landmark mansions and some list that names the countries whose trade various problems even more difficult.” officials to open separate negotiations with U.S. trade deficit Improves Y League summit, which was marked by bitter barriers are most harmful to American businesses. Japan was cited for its refusal to buy U.S. the Japanese on eliminating “ structural WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Housing discord over Syria’s military presence in WASHINGTON (AP) - The U.S. trade deficit Twenty of the buildings — most of which are producers. The government then has 18 supercomputers and satellites as well as its impediments” to sales of U.S. goods within Secretary Samuel Pierce provoked anger and Lebanon, improved sharply in the first three months of the months to negotiate away the barriers. little taller than an adult’s waist —- are the barriers to purchase of U.S. wood products. their economy. The impediments range from disbelief among members of a congressional Syria has 40,000 troops in Lebanon under an year, narrowing to $27.6 billion, the smallest originals that George Turner built for his daughter The Aisoclated Press Failure of the talks could lead to tariffs of The United States ran a trade deficit of $52 pricing mechanisms to bid rigging. panel that questioned him about a housing subsidy Arab League peacekeeping mandate, and they quarterly imbalance in four years, the govern­ up to 100 percent on selected exports from the as a fantasy village beginning in 1915. ROAD TO ROME — President Bush waves as he leaves billion last year with Japan, or 44 percent of In his statement today, Bush said U.S. offending countries. the $119.8 billion U.S. trade imbalance. officials looked at “ a large number of the White House today for a fiight to Rome, where he is Announcing the action, U.S. Trade Repre­ India was cited for barriers that bar foreign practices” that ultimately were not listed. scheduled to have an audience with the pope. He will also visit Engiand, West Germany and Belgium for a NATO summit. in the Greater Weapons policy rift REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area troubles Bush’s trip MANCHESTER M i S 6 4 3 - 4 0 6 0 WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi­ by any measure but success 63 East Center Street dent Bush, saying the Western breeds its own challenges. Today, alliance faces “ new challenges dramatic changes are taking RELO and unparalleled opportunities,” EAST HARTFORD place in Europe, East and West. 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Special w/easy access to shopping & home for special peoplel Soviet Union accepted the NATO Manfred Woerner, who is NA­ 297 East Center St. highway. proposal on conventional arms TO’s chief executive, said failure RELOCATION 6EWICES«CAU SENTRY IN CT TOU FREE Y^OO-628-2001 control which is now tabled.” to settle a dispute over nuclear See you on the 2nd A senior NATO official, asked weapons would be “ a rather y v: by reporters in Brussels about the unfortunate situation but it would report, said “ our delegations not be a crisis or a catastrophe.” y OPEN HOUSES MAY 28 < ■< here on the spot have not been Amid growing doubts in Wa­ SUNOAY I-3PM apprised of this.” He spoke on shington that a settlement was m ig ^ e S ^ n t g / condition of anonymity. near, Woerner said in Brussels he In his departure remarks. 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U&R REALTY CO. made by the ethics committee . 7 7 " MANCHESTER 1173 goo per gal. C. O. D. Nice size Colonial with let lloor family room. Highlights • Loading docks & overhead doors available • was that Wright’s wife, Betty, Include central air, natural woodwork, hardwood floors • Lease from 1,600 to 22,400 sq. ft. • Show Your Home in the Herald ISO gal. minimum purchaae 643-2692 was given a no-work job by fireplace, 2'4 baths and an abundance of cloeeta. Wright’s friend and business '7“ /8q. ft. NNN 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 643-2711 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 O m C E HOUR S Call Len Matyla or R u tte li Fish at (203) 646-7709 partner, George Mallick. House 649-8841 Dally 9:00-8:00 V ______> rules prohibit gifts from people Prtc»§ Subftcl lo Chang* 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 Sat. 9:00-5:00 ,______643-4616 ^ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26, 1989 - 6 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26, 1989 SCIENCE OPINION & H E A L T H Decision Lebanon’s Many doctors say

cause iost they’d keep secrets Our thoughts turn to those brave needed on people of our armed forces who died in the war from patients’ kin while serving their country. In times town hail By Jack Anderson of peace and times of war, these CHICAGO (AP) — Many doc­ plete or misleading information and Dale Van Atta tors say they would mislead a to the family of a very sick patient courageous men and women stood patient’s family or withhold infor­ after making a mistake that led to Before the town Board of Directors spends BEIRU T — There is a sinking mation if their errors had led to the patient’s death. ready to defend the very freedom any more money to study proposals for feeling in this lawless city in a lost the patient’s death, a study on Such behavior is not necessar­ providing new municipal office space, the nation called Lebanon. If Christian deception in the medical profes­ ily unethical, said Daniel Calla­ that we so cherish. On Memorial and Moslem residents know the directors should decide whether they and the sion shows. han, director of the Hastings legend of Atlantis, they will see the The survey published today in Center of Briarcliff Manor, N.Y., Day, we pay silent tribute to them voters of Manchester are ready to spend the parallel to a proud and advanced the Journal of the American a research institute that studies considerable sum it will take to do the job continent that sank into the sea. Medical Association said many ethical problems in medicine. all. Their deeds shall never be for­ right. Beirut was once the financial flower of doctors would engage in various Callahan, a non-physician, was the Arab world. For years, it was forms of deception to help them­ not involved in the study. gotten ... they did not die in vain. For years, the town has been taking a rightly called the Paris of the Middle selves or to protect patients. “ I think it is inevitable physi­ East. But the beginning of the end variety of stopgap measures to provide ways The lead researcher said the cians are fallible, and we need to came in April 1975 with the outbreak results should not signal distrust understand their fallibility,” he to find working room for municipal of civil war. Syria was invited in as a in physicians. said. " I think they don’t have to employees. peacekeeper and never left. It occu­ “ People who read the study reveal their errors to patients.” And for years it has been apparent that pies two-thirds of Lebanon and has superficially might think, ‘My Novack said 80 percent of THIS PAGE PAID FOR AND SPONSORED BY THE sided with the Druzes and Moslems god, you can’t trust your doctor respondents indicated they some more permanent solution is needed. against the Christians. As a sideline, anymore; they’re deceptive,” ’ “ rarely or never” use deception But nothing was done at times when the the Syrians try to keep the pro-Iranian said Dr. Dennis H. Novack. in their own practices. The FOLLOWING CIVIC MINDED BUSINESSES... Shiite Hezbollah from killing the more town’s fiscal picture was brighter than it is “ I would challenge that,” said hypothetical cases posed “ some moderate Shiite Amal militia. Making now. Vast commercial development now Novack, an associate professor of of the hardest cases they could LYDALL, INC. JACKSON & JACKSON BOLAND BROTHERS, sense of these combatants and their community health at Brown have,” he said in a telephone One Colonial Rd. going on in the Buckland area holds promise alliances is an exercise in shifting University Program of Medicine interview Thursday. Manchester, CT 06040 REAL ESTATE INC. of adding to the town’s tax base in the future, expediencies. in Providence, R.I. The researchers presented four Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson 51 Bissell Street Michel Aoun is the self-declared perhaps making it easier to bear the cost of a More than two-thirds of doctors hypothetical problems to 211 168 Main Street Manchester • 649-2947 prime minister and commander of the new municipal building. A gold mine of gobbledygook surveyed indicated a willingness physicians in an unspecified Christian forces. In March, embol­ Manchester • 647-8400 to help patients get insurance Northeast state. The doctors LeDELI BAKERY dened by new help from Iraq, Aoun Enough study has been done already to benefits by misrepresenting a answered multiple-choice ques­ Manchester Parkade NORTHWAY REXALL meaning to stupify, but is the nation’s responsive answer to a complainer, declared a “ war of liberation” to rid By Bryan Brumley test, according to the study. tions about what courses of action permit the town to decide what course of Ballistic Miissiie Early Warning similar to one from the president of a Lebanon of Syrians. The Syrians and Manchester, CT JAMES R. Doctors “ appear to justify their they would choose and why. PHARMACY action it should take. The real question is System. GWEN is not a woman’s motel chain who never mentions the their Moslem allies returned the WASHINGTON - The mushroom decisions in terms of the conse­ More than half of the doctors "Prescription Specialists" name, but the Ground Wave Emer­ bedbugs in his letter of apology. challenge with indiscriminate McCAVANAGH REALTY whether the taxpayers and voters are treatment is not the latest in French quences and to place a higher said they would permit a patient gency Network. Bells and whistles: hyperbole to sell shelling. GRAMES PRINTING "Residential A Commercial Sales” 230 North Main Street prepared to spend the necessary money. If cuisine and Fort Fumble is not on the value on their patients’ welfare who had contracted gonorrhea M IRV and SAM are deadly Multiple a weapons system. We visited Beirut to see what price 237 East Center Street Manchester * 646-4510 list of Defense Department installa­ and keeping patients’ confiden­ from a prostitute to mislead his We’ve moved money were not a problem, the solution would Independently Targeted Re-entry Bow wave: large financial require­ the civilians have paid, including the tions to be closed down next year. ces than on truth-telling for its wife — not the doctor’s patient — 69 Woodland Street Manchester • 649-3800 have been found long ago. Vehicles and Surface-to-Air Missiles. ments that appear on future rather nine American hostages most likely Both are examples of Pentagonese, own sake,” the researchers said. about the nature of the disease. JSTARS is not a breakfast cereal but than current budgets. held by Hezbollah in the southern Manchester • 643-6669 The about-$30,000 the town would have to that pinnacle of bureaucratic jargon But “ under extreme circum­ The deception involved letting J. GARMAN CLOTHIER the Joint Surveillance Target Attack BFO: a blazing flash of the obvious. suburbs of Beirut. spend for the studies it is considering now is used by the men and women responsi­ stances, some physicians would the patient tell his wife the 887 Main Street Radar System. Elephants; another word for big With a Syrian escort, we sped WHITHAM NURSERY ble for Am erica’s national security. consider deceiving to benefit disease was a non-specific ure­ not a large sum in comparison to the total cost MAD is already familar as Mutual bosses, as in, “ Let’s solve this before across the border on a military road, Route 6. Bolton • 643-7802 Manchester • 643-2401 Fort Fumble, the Fudge Factory themselves.” thritis not acquired through sex. CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY of a new building, which could be in the Assured Destruction. MOA and MOU the elephants get involved.” never showing a passport, and and the Five-Sided Wailing Wall are More than one-third of the That way, the patient could have '^Quality Sarvica At It'a Beat” • Q uality • Selection • Service neighborhood of $15 million. are not fruit from South Seas, but a Elevator speech: a short two- or stopped in Anjar to see the Syrian names used more or less affection­ Memorandum of Agreement and a three-minute briefing. doctors surveyed for the article his wife get treatment without Route 83 Come visit us and see lor yourself. And it will take time, even after a decision is general in charge of security for the JOHN H. LAPPEN, inc. ately by the 23,000 people who work Memorandum of Understanding. Face time: time spent near big indicated they would offer incom­ jeopardizing his marriage. Talcottville • 643-0016 daily in the 3.7 million square feet of Bekka Valley of eastern Lebanon. He made, to plan a new building or a sizable POLs are not the folks elected to bosses in attempts to impress them 164 East Center Street office space in the Pentagon. supplied a four-man security detail CARTER CHEVROLET addition to the existing Municipal Building. Congress, but Petroleum, Oil and with diligence and loyalty. carrying semi-automatic weapons Jargon may be the most distin­ 1129 Main Street Manchester • 649-5261 Nevertheless, the determination should be Lubricants. SLEP is not Yiddish for Night face: face time with bosses at and draped with hundreds of rounds of MANCHESTER HONDA guishing feature of the building, “ to carry,” but is the Surface Life night (counts twice as much as day Manchester • 646-6464 ammunition. We later learned these Yale-New Haven plans “U Honda Makes It — We Sell A Service It" made as a matter of policy that the town is erected in the early months of World Extension Program for aircraft face time). ready to bear that cost before more money is War II in a style known as “ early soldiers were told that if they failed to 24 Adams Street MANCHESTER carriers. Weekend face: counts four times as bring us back safely, they would be TED CUMMINGS spent on studies. ugly.’ ’ But on closer inspection, WARMAPS are not what you think, much as day face. Manchester • 646-3515 SURGICAL Pentagon palaver resembles that of executed. Syria has never cottoned to a $160 million update but Wartime Manpower Planning Go ballistic: get overly excited. the Iranian-style hostage-taking in INSURANCE AGENCY 717 Main St. other big bureaucracies in which Systems. And WTVD is not an Gold plate: add lots of systems to a Beirut. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale- 378 Main Street Manchester • 649-4541 separate offices compete for money, easy-listening station, but a combined weapons platform. Health Care in four months, after A. RAYMOND ZERIO & attention and jobs. In a two-car convoy, we raced New Haven Hospital is proposing more detailed planning is Manchester • 646-2457 English and Russian acronym for the Pearl Harbor file: a complete As in any bureaucracy, those who through a southern suburb of Beirut to to construct a 10-story children’s completed. Tough to prove Western Theater of Military Opera­ record of an action so that when SONS, INC. work in the Pentagon but haven't the headquarters of the Syrian hospital building and eliminate Smith said pediatric services MORIARTY BROTHERS tions, the European front. disaster strikes you can trace the 409 New State Road learned the lingo risk the mushroom general in charge of security in all of its three- and four-bed would be consolidated, but not CHORCHES MOTORS, 315 Center Street The glossary includes these other course that led to the disaster. Moslem West Beirut. The head- Manchester • 643-5168 treatment, defined by author Perry tidbits; patient rooms as part of a significantly expanded, in the Manchester • 643-5135 fusion in a jar Smith as being kept in the dark and Purple suiter: an officer who works quartes overlook Beirut’s still- four-year, $160 million moderni­ proposed new Children’s Hospital INC. fed on manure. Or something equally Above my pay grade: perhaps the in a joint command, as distinct from a beautiful Mediterranean beaches, zation project. at Yale-New Haven. 80 Oakland Street tasty. most commonly heard expression purely Army (green). Air Force marred in spots by mounds of rotting The hospital unveiled its plans While at least three floors of the SAVINGS BANK OF Manchester • 643-2791 BOGNE^ There is reason for profound skepticism The retired Air Force major gen­ along the 13',-i miles of Pentagon (blue) or Navy (white or black) garbage. Thursday, a day after trustees new building would be used for MANCHESTER about Stanley Pons’ and Martin eral, in his book “ Assignment Pen­ corridor. It means, “ Go ask someone command. We watched the funeral procession unanimously endorsed the adult patients, hospital officials MANCHESTER for Sheik Hassan Khaled, the 68-year- ”Servlng Communities East of the River tagon," has compiled a glossary not more important.” Scrub down: eliminate unneeded prbject. decided to designate it a child­ Fleischmann’s clairh they have created old grand mufti. His voice of modera­ Since 1905" - Member F.D.I.C. PACKING CO., INC. only of Defense Department gobble­ Analysis paralysis: what happens funds or paper from a project. The proposal calls for only a ren’s hospital in order to give a CENTURY 21- nuclear fusion in a jar. tion was stilled the day before by a 349 Wetherell St. dygook, but of the acronyms that the when you study excessively. Tap dance: a slick briefing, usually small increase in the total higher profile to Yale-New Hav­ 923 Main Street remote-controlled car bomb with 330 Manchester • 646-5000 Their claim of cold fusion may be a military uses, in Smith’s words, as a Bears: big bosses. “ Feeding the lacking substance. number of authorized beds at en’s role as the state’s largest and Manchester • 646-1700 EPSTEIN REALTY “shortcut language” for defense bears” means giving information to pounds of TNT that killed 21 others. Yale-New Haven, from 875 to 930, most comprehensive provider of "Put m To Work For You" crackpot delusion or an incredible scientific In seven hours here, we saw not a issues. senior commanders. Bryan Brumley writes for The and would result in the need to those services. Joyce G. Epstein, Owner-Broker PAP AUTO PARTS breakthrough. single person who looked European or BMEWS, for example, is not a verb Bedbug letter; An effusive, non- Associated Press. raise rates by less than 5 percent, “ We want the community to 543 North Main Street 307 East Center Street American. We learned there is a said C. Thomas Smith, the U&R REALTY, INC. What is certain is that differing wings of the know, in a more clear way, that Manchester • 647-8895 Manchester • 649-3528 minimum bounty of $1 million from hospital’s president. this is a major resource for the scientific establishment can disagree various pro-Iranian groups for the U&R CONSTRUCTION Yale-New Haven hopes to pres­ community. The public doesn’t 99 East Center Street passionately. Reputations are at stake. Pons capture of an American. ent its proposal to the state Open Forum naturally think of this as a Manchester • 643-2692 THE MANCHESTER and Fleischmann are electrochemists. American journalists are not stati­ Commission on Hospitals and children's hospital,” said Smith. CARDINAL BUICK, INC. Physicists have called them charlatans and in oned here. Only NBC correspondent "A touch above first class." Mike Silver, based in Jordan, enters HERALD two days of meetings in Baltimore presented 81 Adams Street 16 Brainard Place troops to guard our borders as his tax Lebanon with any frequency, and he ORLANDO ANNULLI & the results of experiment after experiment U.S. freedoms review proudly carrying their respec­ Manchester • 649-4571 policy will drive more citizens to tive colors. Yes, once again we shall takes unusual precautions. Most Manchester • 643-2711 that failed to confirm the claim of cold fusion. Americans get their news of Lebanon Company finds market SONS, INC. being taken away purchase products in other states. He not forget those who served when 147 Hale Road, P. O. Box 669 A national meeting of electrochemists in will need more troops to check his called upon. On Memorial Day we from courageous Lebanese journal­ ists working for the U.S. media. Manchester • 644-2427 Los Angeles brought reports of 14 laboratories To the Editor: many new tax returns. Honest people proudly remember. Rifles will fire for new tick repellent LIPMAN #1 THE W. J. IRISH will become tax cheats just to protect and “ Taps” will be blown in a grand Inside a building with shattered in six nations conducting experiments in windows and a pockmarked facade, The world awaits the fate of tens of their hard-earned income. salute in their honor. It is the least we BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) - A VOLKSWAGEN INSURANCE AGENCY some journalists have stacked sand­ privately owned company’s head­ MANCHESTER OIL & which results indicate fusion may have thousand Chinese students in Beijing. Rather than control spending he can do. company that specializes in suns­ Route 83 "Service You Can Trust" bags around their work areas. Two quarters to Boca Raton from occurred. Surrounded by a half-million armed will create a war on the citizens in the May their souls rest in peace and creen products is making the 150b North Main Street who haven’t, apparently preferring Greenwich, Conn. HEAT Vernon • 649-2683 troops and tanks, these students risk state. The taxpayer and the tax their spirits go marching on as most of recent publicity about The meeting ended in polite skepticism. the breeze in Beirut’s sweltering “ We had employees and neigh­ 61 Loomis St. Manchester • 646-1232 their lives for a spark of freedom. collector will come to a conflict. The American proudly salutes them this Lyme disease, an unpleasant summer heat, are Newsweek’s bu­ bors who were contracting Lyme Despite a promise. Pons and Fleischmann We have seen many changes in the public servant will be looked at as the Memorial Day. condition spread by tiny ticks and Manchester • 647-9137 reau manager, Sana Issa, and the disease, so 1 asked our research failed to reveal details of their experiments at communist world in the last few cause of our high taxes and will growing more prevalent KRAUSE FLORIST Washington Post’s eloquent corres­ and development to start working years: the Russians with glasnost, the become an enemy of the working Robert J. Arson, Historian nationwide. "Largest Retail Qrowera In Manchester" AL SIEFFERT’S the meeting of their colleagues. pondent, Nora Boustany. on a product that could repel or Chinese moving toward a free market man. While Russia and China drive Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post Lyme disease now has been CANDIDS BY CAROL It’s a pity they did not do so. Riad Kaj, the United Press Interna­ kill ticks,” Maneti said. 621 Hartford Road APPLIANCES, economy. Even the English are the road toward freedom, we travel in American Legion, Manchester diagnosed in at least 43 states. ‘Photography’ tional correspondent, put sandbags Manchester • 643-9559 If the two electrochemists are right, they turning away from socialism under the direction of slavery. Eclipse Laboratories Inc. of Boca The symptoms of Lyme dis­ 983 Main Street around his precious transmission TV-AUDIO have done what physicists who have spent Thatcher. While the students in Beijing face Raton anticipated the need for a ease, which is named for Lyme, A day of sunshine equipment — his link to the outside Manchester • 649-6619 445 Hartford Road Yet in America, the birthplace of tanks, we face irresponsible govern­ tick repellent by 18 months and Conn., where it surfaced in 1975, millions have failed to achieve. world. He cast about his spare office Manchester • 647-9997 individual freedoms, we are allowing ment spending. Their leader has started shipping its Tick Garde on include rash, chills, fever, head­ NISSAN BY with seniors’ show looking for a suitable gift for us to If Pons and Fleischmann are honestly our freedoms to be taken away one by failed them; so has ours. They May 7. ache, dizziness, fatigue and a stiff carry back to his colleagues in the DECORMIER one. No people can be free unless they struggle for freedom; we must To the Editor: “ Timing is everything in life,” neck. mistaken or deliberately carrying on a Washington U PI bureau. He snatched J. D. REAL ESTATE "Sales, Service A Parts" are allowed to experience economical struggle to preserve ours. They must said owner Steven Maneti. To promote the product, Ec- MANCHESTER STATE deception, the truth will eventually prevail. a photo of a Marine (circa 1983) off a 617 Center Street freedom. It takes 124 days of labor to stop tanks; we must stop spending. Each day when I awake, the Prior to marketing Tick Garde, ‘lipse ran advertisements for Tick 285 Broad Street wall and inscribed it with a personal Manchester • 646-1980 BANK An independent audit of the experiment at the pay federal, state and local taxes. They want democracy; we need weather has turned me off, but today Eclipse Laboratories sold only Garde earlier this month in The Manchester • 643-4165 message. "Your Local Hometown Bank" government’s Los Alamos laboratories is One-third of our lives we are slaves to spending reform. was a super day because our “ Sun­ sunscreen products. The idea for New York Tim es’ Sunday maga­ Thousands of people have died here 1041 Main Street the system. Government is a cancer on society. shine Group,” all seniors — sorry, the tick repeliant came to Ma- zine and elsew here in the planned.If proven right, the stream of in battles, massacres and general In Connecticut we see the governor It can only take from one person and young-at-heart oldsters — sang and nenti just before he moved the Northeast. MANCHESTER Manchester • 646-4004 government-grant money will be redirected conflagrations that make the corres­ calling out the troops to protect our give to another. All taxes are raised performed for our group MCOAA! LYNCH MOTORS pondents’ old standby adjective, away from traditional fusion research by borders from the smugglers of by force or the threat of it. We need no Helen Bumford and all the others COUNTRY CLUB 500 West Center Street “ war-torn,” seem trite and worn. physicists to the electrochemists. untaxed rum and cigarettes. Like his new taxes; we need spending reform. were dressed so very “ elegante” in 305 South Main Street What plagues these isolated repor­ Manchester • 646-4321 HIGHLAND PARK Pons and Fleischmann created the storm of predecessor. King George III of pinks and blue, and the men sedate in Americans learn more Manchester • 646-0103 England, who taxed tea, O’Neill will Peter J. McNamara ters more than the war itself is the MARKET interest and controversy by disclosing their neat-appearing outfits. Thank you, sign a tax on food under a dollar 106 Summit St., Manchester guys and gals. question Issa posed rhetorically; Do "The Choicest Meats In Town" Americans care about the carnage cold fusion experiments at a March press (morning coffee) and a tax on soda, Edna Schutz and her staff quietly BRIDAL ELEGANCE 317 Highland Street anymore or have they written off about causes of AIDS DONALD S. GENOVESI conference. Their failure to follow up with the "ro keep the poor population immobile visited each table and placed us at "Bridal Specialists" Manchester • 646-4277 he will impose a sales tax on auto Lebanon? details needed for other researchers to America salutes ease. The people who presented our ATLANTA (AP) — Americans detection of the disease, said INSURANCE AGENCY, 145 Main Street repair. (The rich lease their cars and confirm their finds suggests that even in their buffet and coffee were extremely Mini-editorial are learning more about AIDS but Marcie Cynamon of the NCHS Manchester • 649-8865 people who think they are, buy new ). those who served courteous — plus a delicious- INC. The alcoholic woman in Seattle who it may be years before this Division of Health Interview own minds there may be uncertainty about In order to make homes more appearing and very tasty meal, "Serving the Manchester Area lor Over 50 sued Jim Beam because her child was increased knowledge slows the Statistics near Bethesda, Md.. what precisely they have done. affordable he will raise the convey­ To the Editor; Edna and her staff are to be Years" born deformed has lost her case. The spread of the disease, according The study released Thursday SCRANTON ance tax on the sale of real estate. His commended. to a federal study. was based on about 3,500 inter­ 945 Main Street heaviest tax burden will be on the Traditionally Memorial Day is now mother admitted she drank up to a — New Haven Register half of a fifth of Jim Beam a day while The one-year survey of public views a month from August 1987 Manchester • 643-2131 MOTORS, INC. small businessman, the mom-and-pop the last Monday in May. This gives Frances S. Pfenning she was pregnant. She said the awareness by the federal Centers to August 1988 and administered shops. These people are the last hope many of us a three-day weekend. So 21 Ashworth St., Manchester Route 83 company should have warned her it for Disease Control's National by the U.S. Census Bureau. for the free market system, creating we have a choice. Either to go off on a Center for Health Statistics The CDC’s Morbidity and Mor­ VERNON more jobs for the poor and the dreams long weekend to family gatherings, or could hurt her baby. Someone else Letters to the editor should have warned her that frivolous showed an increase of people who tality Weekly Report said that the of someday being your own boss. to the beach, or camp sites. Many of know AIDS is spread through percentage of parents who dis­ iHaurlipatrr Hrrali'i The Manchester Herald welcomes lawsuits can hurt, too. Society is fed While the whole world looks to the us, however, will .stay around to watch sexual intercourse and not from cussed AIDS with their children original letters to the editor. up with paying for the direct and fate of China. O’Neill and the General or participate in the parades and remained constant at about 60 Foundad In 1881 indirect costs of a legal system that casual contact with infected Assembly are leading us down the observances in honor of those who The Herald reserves the right to edit persons. percent but that those reporting PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Publlihar pampers people who won’t accept path of socialism, chipping away at .served their country in time of need. letters in the interests of brevity, But people can be infected with their children had AIDS educa­ QEOROE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor Flags will wave, “ row upon row,” in clarity and taste. responsibility for their own actions. DOUGLAS A. B EVIN S...... Exacutive Editor our individual freedom, guiding us the AIDS virus for 10 years before tion in schools was up from 36 MARIE P. G RADY...... City Editor into the collective state that the rest of a silent salute in our cemeteries. Address letters to; Open Forum, percent to 59 percent. Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta symptoms appear, complicating MFMOPIAI, DAY ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Auoclata Editor the world has seen fail. Veterans will stand tall in their Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, O’Neill will need more and more uniforms of their units and pass in Manchester 06040 are syndicated columnists. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26, 1989 liBanrlirslrr Hrrah'i

Memorial Taxes Budget Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS Friday, May 26, 1989 and across the nation that Mem­ Joe Lunohbucket in no uncertain tected most state services and orial Day means more than terms to go fry ice. settled for saving about $110 picnics and parades. “ My hope is that the people of million through accounting The following is a list of this state will rise up in a tax maneuvers. Memorial Day weekend events; revolt,” Scott said. The biggest chunk of those Senate Minority Leader Regi­ savings, $55 million, would come Mangiafico carries EC into title game Manchester nald J. Smith, R-New Hartford, from lowering the state’s contri­ SATURDAY: Veterans’ organ­ said voters would not forget this bution to the state employee Bv Jim TIernev Mangiafico’s spectacular perfor­ wrapped up in the bottom of the izations will meet at 9 a.m. at St. year’s tax package and would retirement system. Another $25 AAanchester Herald mance in another manner. inning. Back-to-back errors by Bridget Cemetery off Oakland favor Republicans in the 1990 million would be saved by contri­ " I t ’s something that I would Dumais put Kevin McNamara Street and disperse to place flags legislative and gubernatorial buting less to the teachers’ MIDDLETOWN — East Ca­ never do,” he said. “ That’s his and Ted Drury aboard. A Zingo on veterans’ graves throughout elections. retirement fund, and $25 million tholic senior southpaw ace Marc prerogative as a coach. He’s the sacrifice pushed the runners up town. The only Democrat opposing more would be saved by offering Mangiafico, who has literally boss. I ’ve never done it in 25 with cleanup hitter John Figmic SUNDAY: A memorial service the tax bill was Sen. John Atkin of early retirement to some senior carried the Eagles on his back years. I think it’s a pyrrhic at the plate. Penders elected to is scheduled for 10a.m. at the Full Norwalk, who said increases in state employees. this season, ventured beyond the victory for them.” pitch to Figmic. On a 3-2 pitch, Gospel Interdenominational capital gains, interest, dividends The budget provides for 47,376 realm of human accomplishment The bionic left arm of Mangia­ Figmic struck out swinging and Church at 745 Main St. The Rev. and real estate taxes would hurt state employees, slightly more in the All Connecticut Conference fico tossed 220 pitches, walked then Quinn grounded out to Rob Philip S. Saunders will officiate. his constituents in lower Fairfield than O’Neill requested money Tournament playoffs Thursday five and struck out 13. Aaron Penders at shortstop to end the All veterans’ organizations and County. for, but still less than the 47,620 afternoon at Palmer Field. Quinn, who entered the game in threat. auxiliaries will meet at the The lost sales tax exemptions funded in this year’s buget. In this matchup between se­ the seventh, took the loss for "Figm ic up. No. 4 hitter, church at 9:30 a.m. account for $332 million, or “ What we have sought to do is cond place Fairfield Prep and Prep. MONDAY: Parade partici­ almost half, of the Senate pack­ what the business community second and third with a drawn-in third-place East. Mangiafico did East had three hits through five infield. that’s the key at-bat in the pants will assemble at 9 a.m. at age. Changes in capital gains, does, and that is downsize, to something that most major innings. It looked all but dead the Army and Navy Club on Main interest and dividends taxes will offer a golden handshake to state whole game,” Rowe flatly said. Y league pitchers would never after Prep took a 4-0 lead in the Street. The parade is scheduled to bring in $162 million, and new and employees,” said Rep. William East won it in the 13th. Dumais come close to doing. bottom of the fifth. In his only wild and Dave Caruso singled to begin begin at 9:30 a m., led by Parade increased business taxes will Dyson, D-New Haven, the House Mangiafico went the distance streak of the game, Mangiafico generate $153 million. matters. Pinch-hitter Rob Des­ Marshal Ronald Osella. a major chairman of the budget-writing and then some for Coach Jim walked in two runs (three walks In March, the Democrats mond moved the runners up with in the U.S. Army Reserve. The Appropriations Committee. Penders. total) during the frame, gave up five divisions of marchers will passed a “ mini” package of tax Otherwise, the biggest cut was a sacrifice. After Hickey popped The Providence-College bound two hits and a sacrifice fly. out, Jim Penders walked to load walk up Main Street to the increases — the first tax in­ $10 million from revenue sharing Mangiafico twirled a complete- In the Eagle sixth, junior Joe creases in six years — that will the bases. Quinn then walked Vietnam War memorial at the to cities and towns. Democratic game, but not your ordinary one Burns (two hits) grounded out for corner of Main and East Center bring in $163.5 million in the Burns, Rob Penders and Mangia­ leaders had originally threatened by any stretch of the imagination. the first out. Freshman Rob streets, where a small service budget year beginning July 1. fico to force in the Eagles’ three to cut the entire $20 million This one went 13 innings and Penders drew a walk. Mangiafico will be held. Marchers will In all, the Democrats are runs. revenue sharing program, but Mangiafico hurled each and then struck out for the second out. proceed east to Porter Street and looking for more than $950 million “ You win a game like this and agreed to save half of it. every frame as the Eagles rallied Senior Joe Gorman drew a walk stop for a ceremony at the Korean in increased taxes, fees and other the kids have to believe, espe­ Democrats added several ex­ from a 4-0 deficit in the sixth and and Penders wound up on third War memorial in Munro Park on Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald revenues in the coming fiscal cially for next week,” Penders penses not included O’Neill’s finally pulled out a 7-4 win in this after Prep catcher Chris Zingo Goodwin Street. The parade will year. said, referring to the sta,te budget, including $17 million for four-hour marathon affair. threw the ball into centerfield. move west on East Center Street, MARCHING ON — The Manchester Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell for They say the increases are tournament local school districts, $20 million East (15-4) will meet first-place Then, senior Paul Dumais. who then south on Linden Street. needed to balance a 1989-90 the governor recently requested EAST CATHOLIC (7) — J. Penders c Pipe Band leads the procession of Thursday’s graduation at Manchester Notre Dame of West Haven (16-4) had three hits, drilled a three-run 5- 1-0-0, Burns If 6-0-2-2, R. Penders ss It will disband in Center Park, budget of $6.8 billion. That budget students from the Lowe Building to the Community College. to hire 919 new prison workers, in the ACC title game tonight at 7 homer over the 380-foot sign in 3- 1-1-1, Mangiafico p 5-0-0-1, Gornrian cf where a service will be held. was being voted on in the House and $4 million for private consul­ 6- 1-0-0, Dum ais 3b6-2-3-3, W all prO-0-0-0, at Palmer Field. Prep falls to left centerfield. Caruso dh 5-1-1-0, Shaplelgh p r O-O-O-O, Town Attorney John W. Cooney Thursday. The Senate is set to act tants to study the efficiency of 13-8. East beat Notre Dame in In the top of the seventh. East F lo rl 2b O-O-O-O, Robinson lb 5-0-0-0, and Manchester High School on the budget Tuesday. state government. Desmond ph O-O-O-O, HIckev r f 5-1-2-0. both of their regular-season tied it at 4-all at Quinn’s expense. Tofals 44-7-9-7. student Gary Stoppelman will Senate President Pro Tern John Dyson, in a speech on the House meetings. Senior Mike Hickey beat out a FAIRFIELD PREP (4) — McNamara speak at the ceremony. B. Larson. D-East Hartford, who 2b 5-1-0-1, D ru ry lb 6-0-0-0, Zingo c Graduation floor explaining the budget, said "Obviously, it’s the guttiest slow roller down the third base missed making a commencement 4- 0-1-1, A g llo tta c l-O-O-O, F igm ic dh/3b Andover the study would help the Legisla­ performance that I ’ve ever seen line to start things. He then stole 6-0-1-1, King p O-O-O-O, Quinn 3b/p6-0-l-0, From page 1 address at Manchester Commun­ ture slow the growth of state Dorm an cf 3-1-3-0, D urant pr O-O-O-O, SUNDAY: Girl Scouts will in 21 years,” Penders said of second base. Jimmy Penders ity College because of the tax government. M osica r f 3-1-0-0, Lom bardi cf 5-0-0-0, place flowers on veterans’ graves Mangiafico. ” It’s incredible. He struck out, but Zingo dropped the FIdak ss 3-1-0-1, D ’Am ato l-O-O-O, Sper- vote, said he was confident the “ How do we slow down the azza ph l-O-O-O, P ulle p O-O-O-O. Totals Reginald PInto/Manchetter Herald in town cemeteries. would not come out of the game. ball and. on his throw to first, nations Thursday, like sisters Supply Co. in East Hartford. very elite group of highly edu­ differences between the two growth of state government?” 44-4-6-4. MONDAY: The parade begins He just wanted to win and that Hickey advanced to third. Burns Douangmaly and Douangmanee 'The associate’s degree won’t cated people,” McKirdy said. .chambers could be worked out. Dyson asked. “ We’ve got to do it E. Catholic 000 003 100 000 3—7-9-2 GOES THE ROUTE — East Catholic’s Fairfield Prep, 7-4, at Palmer Field to at 9 a.m. at Andover Elementary rubs off on the other kids. I ’d like then blooped a single to left F. Prep 000 040 000 000 0—4-6-2 Hemmavanh of Manchester. mean any job changes, and the “ As two-year college graduates, “ Our position philosophically over the long haul. We need some Marc Mangiafico, shown in a file photo, move into tonight’s ACC championship School on School Road, led by to see a better competitor than scoring Hickey. Mangiafico and J, Penders. King, Daube paid brief tribute to couple probably won’t go on to a you’re better educated than 80 has been (in favor of) broadening expert advice, and we’ve got to Codv (6), Quinn (7) and Zingo and went the entire 13 innings Thursday game at 7 against Notre Dame. Parade Marshal Cindy Clark of Marc.” Despite the Eagles’ heroics, it A g llo tta . these and other students during four-year college for a few years, percent of the world’s population. the base of the sale tax, rather pay for it.” the U.S. Air Force. Marchers will Prep Coach Ed Rowe looked at appeared Prep had the game WP- Mangiafico (9-2). LP- Quinn, afternoon as the Eagles outlasted his closing remarks. Mark said. “ What you have increases the than increasing the rate” to 8 The biggest single add-back, proceed down Route 316 to the “ I was going to talk to you at “ We’re both very happy where power you have to make choices. percent, Larson said. $44 million, went to the Depart­ World War II memorial off Route great length about the different we are.” he said, “ It’s more a In short, your knowledge can win Republicans, and some Demo­ ment of Income Maintenance to 6. A ceremony will be held at the kinds of people that are at personal goal for us, getting our you a freedom virtually denied to crats, tried 22 amendments pay for Medicaid and welfare memorial. Marchers will then Smithson Manchester Community Col­ associate’s degree,” many less educated than you. aimed at eliminating various programs that Democrats in the W i Flames’ defensive scheme return to the Cider Mill Road lege,” he said. “ There are Douangmanee Hemmavanh, Your knowledge can be used not elements of the Senate tax bill. All Legislature felt O’Neill had cemetery where Kowalski will husband-wife teams, there are 25. and her sister, Douangmaly. only to extend your own freedom, failed. funded inadequately. speak. leads Sox mother-daughter teams. Let’s 24. both of 41 Garden St.. but also to help others win Sen. James. H. McLaughlin, Through Thursday night and Bolton just have some general applause Manchester, share more than the freedom for themselves: others R-Woodbury, ranking Republi­ into Friday morning. Democrats earns them the Stanley Cup for them all.” same college. They share an in your town, your state, your MONDAY: Parade partici­ can on the tax-writing Finance also voted down nine Republican The Forstells received asso­ interest in the medical country: your world. Don’t be Committee, said such huge tax amendments to the spending into first pants will assemble at 9:30 a.m. By AAlke Nadel record-setting defenseman A1 not saying I ’m ending it. I might ciate’s degrees in business ad­ profession. timid, use your knowledge to increases could have been plan. at Bolton Elementary School on The Associated Press MacInnis, who won the Conn just drop back and play defense ministration Thursday evening. Douangmanee Hemmavanh improve your own life and the avoided had the Democrats not The GOP amendments started Bv Dave O’Hara Notch Road. The parade will start Smythe Trophy as the postsea­ for five more years.” Only two days earlier they finished her courses last summer lives of others.” “ (gone) out and spent like in earnest at about 10:30 p.m. The Associated Press at 10 a.m. and marchers will MONTREAL — By playing son’s most valuable player. “ It General Manager Cliff celebrated their ,30th wedding and is now studying at the St. The Rev. Louisa M. Martin, drunken sailors” over the past Thursday, when, after almost proceed to the Green. Elemen­ Montreal’s game in Montreal’s didn’t really faze us that much.” Fletcher called the goal “ a fitting anniversary, Francis Hospital School of Nurs­ associate minister at St. John’s few years, trying to be “ all things eight hours of nit-picking ques­ BOSTON — Mike Smithson tary school student Sumathi building, the Calgary Flames It didn’t faze MacInnis, whose end to one of the greatest hockey “ We’ve done everything to­ ing in Hartford. She received an Full Gospel Church in Hartford, to all people” tions that sometimes bordered on remembered the advice of an old Reddy will read the poem “ In came away with the Canadiens’ seven goals and 24 assists made careers ever.’’ gether all our lives,” said Ri­ associate’s degree in general also spoke about the responsibili­ Sen. Philip S. Robertson, R- a filibuster. Minority Leader pitching coach: “ work fast, Flanders Fields.” Her classmate most cherished prize. him the first defenseman ever to If, as expected, McDonald does chard Forstell, 51. “ We’re hoping studies Thursday. ties of education. Cheshire, said the tax package Robert Jaekle offered his prop­ change speeds and throw Shireen Deen will read the For the first time in Canadiens lead the playoffs in points and announce his retirement, he’ll to get ahead in the world, that’s “ When I was in high school. I “ In this world, where good is was full of “ the most regressive osal for a state budget freeze. strikes.” Gettysburg Address. Bolton High history, the Stanley Cup made its who finishecJ with a 17-game take with him more than 500 goals all.” was taking a nursing assistant’s sometimes hidden underneath things you could possibly think “ If you do that, you’re gonna be School student Glen Dube will Republicans drafted and threa­ # • * -, triumphant trip around Montreal scoring streak, longest ever fora and 1,000 points — and the Richard is manager of the course,” she said. “ And I grew to evil, and the pleasures lurk in the of.” tened to offer more than 40 successful,’’ Smithson said give the main speech. Forum ice in enemy hands. defenseman. memory of carrying the Stanley replacement parts center at like nursing, so I decided to midst of pain, these men and “ You’re forcing a recession on amendments, but gave up after Thursday night after pitching the Using a defensive system that It didn’t faze Vernon, who Cup around the most hallowed Coventry General Electric in East Wind­ become a nurse.” women have come to know we the state of Connecticut, on the nine when it became clear the Boston Red Sox into sole posses­ sor. and Jane. 50. is a sales reminded Montreal of its own allowed only 16 goals in the series hall of hockey. SUNDAY: American Legion Her sister, Douangmaly. re­ must work if we are to learn and employers of the state of Connec­ Democrats would not support sion of the A L East lead with a administrator at ITS: Intertrade tight-checking style of play, Cal­ and outplayed his more heralded Was he worried about dropping and auxiliary members will place ceived an associate’s degree know,” she said. “ Lord, arouse ticut and, most importantly, the them. 10-0 victory over the Seattle Scientific Inc. in Vernon. gary won its first NHLchampion- rival, Patrick Roy. it? flags and flowers on veterans’ Thursday in the medical labora­ within them a deep realization of people of the state of Connecti­ Among Democrats, only Rep. Mariners. Richard said they now plan to tory technician program. .ship Thursday night, beating the It didn’t faze Joe Mullen, who “ There was no weight to it,” he graves in six town cemeteries. the .seriousness of their mission, cut,” Robertson said. “ Because Irving Stolberg. D-New Haven, "It was a funny way to get a get their bachelor’s degree at a State Sen. John B. Larson, Canadiens 4-2 to win the best-of-7 led all goal-scorers with 16. or said. “ You could carry it MONDAY: Parade partici­ the heaviness of their responsibil­ of that, we should all be the ousted house speaker who has shutout, but I ’ll take it,” Smith- college in the state. They started D-East Hartford, the president final round in six games. Joel Otto, whose toughness and forever.” pants will assemble at 9:30 a m. ity, and the greatness of the cost ashamed.” criticized his party’s taxing and son said after left-fielder Mike studying evenings at Manchester pro tern of the state Senate, was to “ The Flames were good at ability to win almost every Seventeen years ago, it seemed at George Hersey Robertson of being the educated and that on But Sen. William A. DiBella, spending policies, voted for any of Greenwell ended the game by Community College about 1984. give Thursday’s commencement protecting the lead and that’s our faceoff gave the Flames a huge like it would take forever for any school on Cross Street. The them rests the future work, D-Hartford, co-chairman of the the Republican amendments. throwing out a runner at the Mark and Sharon Gluhosky address. But he was unable to game.” Montreal’s Ryan Walter positional advantage. Flames to carry the Cup. parade will start at 10a.m., led by thought, sentiment and goodness tax committee, said tax increases Stolberg, however supported plate. also received associate’s degrees make it because of budget delib­ said. “ Defensively, they were And it didn’t faze Lanny McDo­ They were born as the Atlanta Parade Marshal Richard Gray, of the world.” could not be avoided this year. the budget. “ It looks like I owe Gator in business administration. They erations in the Legislature. An­ tougher than I expected. Their nald. who scored the go-ahead Flames in 1972 and after spending who was a U.S. Navy commander (Greenwell) a steak dinner,” started college elsewhere, but drew C. McKirdy, executive forwards come back all the way goal Thursday night after being eight frustrating years in the during the Vietnam War. Smithson added after his first time and money kept them from director of the Board of Trustees into the defensive zone. (Goalie) benched for three games because deep South — they made the Marchers will go to the Nathan shutout since Aug. 2, 1986, and the finishing. She began attending of Regional Community Colleges, Mike Vernon makes all the big of ineffectiveness. playoffs six times but never won a Hale Cemetery fora service, then sixth of his career. the college in 1982, and he began spoke instead. saves. And their defensemen just McDonald, he of the shaggy red series — they moved to Calgary. proceed down Lake and Main The Red Sox shocked the in 1983, CROPLEY’S MEiiORIAL IMY dump the puck into our end. mustache, indicated that the goal It took a while for Fletcher to “ Senator Larson wanted to Mariners in just about every way streets to the town garage. State “ They deserved to win the and the game would probably be stockpile championship-caliber Thursday, their 3‘/4-year-old remind the members of the class possible in sweeping a three- Rep. Edith G. Prague, D- Cup.” the last of his outstanding 16-year talent, but by 1986 the Flames daughter, Larissa, “ and all our of 1989 that you now belong to a SPECIALS game series. They came from Columbia, is the speaker. By becoming only the sixth career. were ready to make a run. They family from both sides” were behind to win the first game 6-5 The Associated Press franchise in the expansion era to “ The nicest thing about this is got to the finals that year, losing there to see them graduate, with two out in the ninth. They put W E D E L IV E R win the Stanley Cup, Calgary that I scored my first NHL goal in to the Canadiens. Sharon said. Annuals and Veggies in 6 packs down a two-out threat to hang on SCORE — Joel Otto celebrates a Flames’ score in prevented Montreal from win­ the Montreal Forum,” he said. “ They played with revenge Sharon, 27, is director of human For Home Delivery, Call to a 6-5 victory in the second Tuesday night’s Stanley Cup game at the Forum. The ning its 24th league title. “ And it’s a nice way to end it ... from when they lost the Cup in Bolton resources at Rice Packaging Inc, $1.19 each game. Then they combined pitch­ in Ellington. Mark, 28, is a 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 Flames won Thursday night, 4-2, to capture the Stanley “ We’ve been listening about the um, for now.” 1986.” Montreal coach Pat Burns From page 1 ing, hitting and a porous Seattle Cup. mystique in Montreal,” said He laughed and added: “ I ’m said. salesman at General Building Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 defense to romp in the finale. Selected Perennials -----Reg. $2.99 each While Smithson and the Red mutual respect among Fleming, Sox were enjoying his first the students and some staff "Home of Saturday Banking" complete game of the year and members. N O W 3 for $6.99 the 41st in 189 career starts, the Mom gets reason to cheer Fleming said he was surprised Mariners were stunned in their Parcells hinting by the remarks on pupil perfor­ MANCHESTER STATE BANK clubhouse. Bv Rick Warner ter.” Green said. “ He’ll line the blooper just over the pitcher’s mance. but not the other two It wasn’t the lopsided defeat, The Associated Press ball. He’ll flare the ball. He’ll hit head. It just landed in the right areas. CUSTOMERS ONLY their fourth in a row in their the ball as hard as anybody in the spot.” Fleming did not discuss plans at some changes longest losing streak of the Don Slaught gave his ailing lineup.” Tommy John, making his 700th for correcting deficiences Thurs­ Assorted Fuschia $1 .5 0 each season. It was the club’s dressing mother something to cheer about. Angels reliever Willie Fraser, career start, allowed six hits and day, but is scheduled to do that 4" pots room announcement that left- By Tom Canavan are without contracts. Ten Slaught had four hits, including five runs in 5 1-3 innings. The next month. He said school “M.S.B. Believes 1-3, walked Ken Phelps with one handed ace Mark Langston had The Associated Press showed up for minicamp, but a tiebreaking double in the out in the seventh and the game 46-year-old pitcher has given up 1 officials will work to correct been traded to the Montreal nose tackle Jim Burt did not seventh inning, as the New York 42 hits in his last 28 1-3 innings and deficiencies mentioned in the tied 6-6. After Barfield popped up. Customers Come First” Special Prices on Watering Items Expos. EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. practice because of a pulled Yankees beat the California Pagliarulo singled and Slaught is winless in five starts since April report. The Mariners hurried to catch a — Missing the playoffs for the muscle in his rear end. Angels 8-6 Thursday night. 17. School board members argued Hoses, Sprinklers, Nozzles blooped a double just inside the plane for Milwaukee and Lang­ past two seasons has con­ Most of the veterans are After the game at Yankee right-field line to score Phelps. “ He’s an enigma,” Green said. over the report at Thursday’s MAIN OFFICE ANO BRANCHES WILL BE ston made plans to join the Expos. vinced Bill Parcells that aware that Parcells is looking Stadium, Slaught called his “ I don’t know if he can get meeting, with some saying it was The Red Sox, hit by a series of changes have to be made with for change. mother, who had a cancerous “ rveh it just about every spot.” big-league hitters out on a con­ accurate while others said it was lib. can $5.95 Slaught said. "In fact, I got a OPEN FOR YOUR BANKING Preen Weed injuries, were happy to be back the New York Giants, and " I know there has to be quite kidney removed Wednesday in sistent basis anymore.” not balanced. California. over .500, 22-21, and hoping to soon. a few changes on this team,” “ I thought it was right on,” said “ I said ‘Way to go’ and she said CONVENIENCE: 51b. can $9.95 I open up a bigger lead on a The Giants coach said Parcells said between workout Republican Thomas A. Manning, Preventer ‘Way to go.’ ” Slaught said. 12-game homestand. Thursday that next season’s sessions. ‘ T m not talking Langston dealt to Expos “ I thought it was extraordinarily “ We have nine games left on team would be younger and The catcher said he was dis­ perceptive.” SATURDAY, MAY 27 151b. bag $19.95 about multiple things, but you ; this homestand and we want to hungrier, with some veterans tracted by his mother’s operation BOSTON (A P) - Now that times since 1984, will make $1.3 Democrat John T. Muro agreed have to make a commitment to 9am - NOON i put some distance between us and no longer around. during Wednesday night’s game, Mark Langston is with Montreal, million this season and is eligible with Manning, but he said he did do something. Once you know Cemetery Arrangements the others, said Greenwell, who Parcells could not have but was able to regain his the Expos must convince him to to become a free agent. not agree with some of the what you want to do, you have had his first four-hit game of the delivered the message on a concentration Thursday. stay. He figures to be asking for comments in the report. to do it as soon as possible.” Closed Memorial Day, May 29 (year and drove in four runs, three more appropriate day as vete­ " I came out of my fog,” he said. dollars in the neighborhood of Republican Michael L. Parsons Starting at After Seattle lost 10-0 to Boston $3.99 ; with a double as the Red Sox rans reported for three days of By most standards, the “ It’s your priorities. My mom Orel Hershiser and Frank Viola said he thought the report was too at Fenway Park on Thursday .scored five unearned runs in a workouts and minicamp. Giants are an old team. Eleven comes first.” — about $8 million. critical. “ I think the report is veterans will be 30 years old at night, the Mariners announced INSTANT BANKER (decisive second inning. There were some excep­ Jesse Barfield, Mike Paglia- “ We have not talked contract totally lopsided,” he said. the hard-throwing left-hander YANKEE. Smithson allowed only five hits tions. Both quarterback Phil some time this season. rulo and Don Mattingly homered yet,” Montreal vice president School board Chairman James had been traded to Montreal with MEMBER OF ans Cropley’s Lawn & Garden Center through eight innings, striking Simms and linebacker Law­ "There are a lot of guys on for the Yankees, who matched David Dombrowski told The H. Marshall, a Republican, also the fence,” Parcells said. a player to be named later for 24 HOUR BANKING — OVER 13,000 LOCATIONS out six and walking two. Then, rence Taylor failed to report their season high with 14 hits. Associated Press in a telephone agreed with Manning, but said he pitchers Randy Johnson, Brian 1262 Boston Turnpike with two outs in the ninth, he was because they want their con­ “ I ’ve got guys who have been “ Isn’t it nice to see some tallies interview. "They would not give did not see it as a totally negative Holman and Gene Harris. Hours tagged for singles by Edgar tracts renegotiated. Tight end producing in the past. I want to and some hits and some runners any club permission to talk to him report. He said there were many MANCHESTER Miln Strsot Bolton, CT 06043 mq Martinez. Henry Cottoand David Zeke Mowatt, safety Terry take a long look at .some of running around the bases?” New Woody Woodward, the Marin­ before a deal. We hope to sign commendations for the school, Sat-Wed “Cochrane. Kinard, wide receiver Lionel them now. I owe them that York manager Dallas Green said. ers’ director of baseball opera­ him. We want to sign him to and the association said in the STATE BANK Spencer 8L 9-6 649-6364 mm Martinez tried to score on Manuel and linebacker Pepper much.” Slaught. who raised his aver­ tions. said Langston turned down beyond this year.” report that it hopes the comments MEMBER FDIC Cochrane s hit. Greenwell came Johnson stayed away because Parcells wouldn’t give a list age to .278, doubled to right, a threcTyear deal for $7.1 million Last year. Langston was 15-11 will “ stimulate the staff, admin- H eartlin d Thurs-Fri they are without contracts. of who he would be looking at. singled to left and had an infield EQUAL HOUSING LENDER up firing and threw a strike to earlier Thursday. with 235 strikeouts in 261 1-3 istbation and other responsible Plizi 9-7 catcher Rich Gedman, nailing Fourteen Giants veterans but some are obvious. hit in his first three at-bats. Langston, who led the Amerl- ■YOUR LOCAL HOMETOWN BANK" Open 7 days a week innings. He is regarded as one of school officials to strive to make a Martinez for the final out "Donnlp’s an Interesting hit­ m n T.pnpiip in cfrllronnlG throa __ t t good school even better.”

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12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 26, 1989 — 13 SCOREBOARD Little League High School Roundup Thursday’s results AM ERICAN — Arm y and Navy nipped the SoflbaD Basebafl Calendar Firefighters, 3-2. at Waddell Field. Ryan Gliha Coventry nine faces one-game season scored the winning run on Tony Muro’s sacrifice fly for A&N. now 5-3. Jordan Joy was the winning COVENTRY — It’s now a one-game Thursday’s results A ^ H o o k . pitcher with Josh Peck getting the safe, Adam The Highlanders, however, came Americin Letgue standings A SKYROCKET... A9KV<5CRAPER Today Kruger played well defensively. Matt Brown season for the Coventry High baseball back in the top of the second with their NIKE LEAGUE — Allied Printing drained BASEBALL — ACC Cham pitched well and Mike Carr had two hits for the 3-5 team. big inning. Three walks, two errors, a Brown’s Package Store. 12-4, at Nike Field. John pionship: East Catholic vs. Firefighters. ’The Patriots put themselves into W L Pet. OB □ □ □ balk, and four singles — two of the Pierson led Allied with four hits while Chris Green Boston 72 NATIONAL — The Lawyers scored in every position to tie for the Charter Oak 21 .512 □ □ □ Q)>- Notre Dame, West Haven bad-hop variety — were ingredients in had three, including a home run. Tom Powers had Bottlmore T\ 21 .500 Va (Palmer Field, Middletown), inning in blanking Ansaldi’s, 14-0, at Leber Field. Conference East Division lead Thurs­ the inning. New YorX 21 23 .477 m a three while Brian Mahoney. Kip Colpitts. John Oevelond 21 7t .467 7 7 p.m. Adam Borofsky hurled a three-hitter, striking out day with a 2-0 shutout of Vinal Tech. “ It was not in the cards today.” Sommers and John McDermott chipped in two each Oetrotf I f 25 .432 □ □ □ Coventry at Portland, 3:30 nine and walking four. Sam De Jesus had four RBIs Coventry is now 10-5 in the COC East, MIhMiukee N 25 3W ^ e n e y Coach Bill Baccaro said. with the latter homering. Collins Judd had three hits Toronto 11 27 ,4 » 5 BOYS TENNIS - RHAM at with a double and single and Brian Hirko singled a half game behind 11-5 RHAM. The “ (But) outside of the second inning, in defeat while Bill Mannegia. Marty Summa. Paul Ktast Pfvtilew p a Manchester, 3:30 and doubled and drove in two runs. Peter Julian! Patriots take on Portland High today W L Pet. OB we played our best defense all year. It Steiner and Bob Piccin added two apiece. Ooklond » ta .652 «« □ GIRLS ’TENNIS - Man­ doubled in two runs while Peter Melluzzo and Hirko in Portland, and a Coventry win would was aggressive and turned a double Standings: Allied 4-0, Mudv’lle 4-1. J&M Grinding Cbllfornlo 29 16 .644 Va D P a a p played well defensively. Ben Berte, Eric Daring and force a coin flip to see who moves on to play” Konsos City chester at East Catholic. 3:30 3-1. Tierney’s 2-1. Brown’s Package 2-3. Reed 76 I f s n 3W Jason Philbin had the hits for Ansaldi’s. Saturday’s COC title game against Texas 7 i If .59 4W □Q Jeff Allen worked three shutout Construction 1-2, Fat Belly Deli 0-3. J.C. Penney 0-5. Seattle 23 .409 TVa AMERICAN FARM — DiRosa Cleaners topped COC West representative Cromwell at innings in relief for Cheney and set MInnesoto 21 9 .477 • Saturday REC — Main Pub/MMH blew the whistle on ChlcoDO 17 21 12W Town Fire, 12-8. Tom Shannahan had three hits and Palm er Field in Middletown. two school marks in the process. He Coach’s Comer. 16-2. Eric Lindquist. Dean BASEBALL — East Ca­ ’Tim Domanico pitched well and roped a double for Coventry, winners of four straight added to his strikeout total, now Detroit 9, Cleveland 5 PQ ° tholic at Stratford. 1 p.m. Gustafson and Scott Matson had three each for the Mllwoiikee 4, Oakland I DIRosa’s. Mike Byrne and Chris Hamelin each had and now 13-6 overall, and RHAM split reading 99 in 68 1/3 innings, and the winners while Dave Lauzon. Frank Pattison. Don New York t, ColllOmla 6 □ QDDD two hits for Fire. during the regular season and each scoreless frames lowered his ERA Boston 10, Seattle 0 Scanlon, ’Tim Quackenbush and Curt LeDoyt added Only oomes sclietluled NATIONAL FARM — The Lawyers trimmed has the same COC East mark. " I just (earned run average) to 2.34. The two apiece. O.T. Minor. Ken Acelin, Russ Willhide mdav^ Somes Boland Brothers, 6-1. at Verplanck Field. Seth hope if doesn’t rain (Friday),’’ previous low was 2.43 set by Rick and Dan Schultheis had two each in defeat. Ookkmd (Burra SO) at New York Radio, T V Coventry Coach Bob Plaster said. “ If Gonzales in 1986. (Howklra S-5), 7 :» pjn. Rattet had a bases-clearing double in a six-run fifth Y Standings: Manchester Pizza 5-0, Pub/MMH 5-0, Colltomlo (FInlev frZ) at Boston (Clemens inning for the Lawyers. 6-1. Jay Therrien had two we don’t get to play. I think RHAM Jamie Randall struck out nine aand Elks 3-1. Center Congo 2-2. Nutmeg Mechanical 5-3), 7:35 p.m. gets to go” Baltimore (Ballard 7-1) ot Cleveland RBIs while Shawn Gallagher. Therrien and Shawn walked one in going the di.stance for Services 1-2. Coach’s 1-4. Wilson Electric 1-4. Renn’s (Yett 4-3), 7:35 pm . Today Chase played well defensively. Norman Small and It was a scoreless duel until the top Portland. Tavern 0-4. Oilcopa (Hlltepos 1-5) ot Toronto (Key 5-3), 7:35 p.m. 3:30 p.m. — Golf: Senior Rattet combined on a one-hitter. Daryl LeBlanchad of the fifth inning where Steve Talaga Partland 070 000 1—8-6-0 CHARTER OAK — Awesome Audio blasted Texas (B.WItt 34) at MInnesoto PGA Southwestern Bell Clas­ the lone hit and Billy Otto pitched well for 3-3 walked and scored on a Rob Topliff Cheney Tech 200 000 0—2-4-3 Manchester Property Maintenance. 13-3. at Fitzge­ (R.SmItti 31), 1:05 p.m. Red8ex10.Marlnere0 Expos 2,6iants0 triple to left center field. Coventry Randall and Jahn Williams; Brian Caur- Seattle (Bankhead 3-0 at (MUlwoukee sic, ESPN Boland’s. vllle, Jeff Allen (5) and Dan Sauer. rald Field. Jim Kibbie cracked four hits for the (August 35). 1:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — Angels at Red ROOKIES — B&J Auto topped Dickenson added its second run inthesixth. Gary WP- Randall, LP- Caurvllle (3-3) SeATTLE (MONTREAL winners while Dave Edwards. Stu Sibley and Bill DetroH (Gibson 33) ot Kansas City BOSTON SAN FRAN G olf Sox. Channels 30, 38, WTIC Plumbing, 13-01. Dan O’Brien. Joe Mortenson and Onnen doubled and Chris McCarthy (Bonnister 40), 0:35 pm . i B r l i W iBrhM obrkM dBrbM MHS golf team Hill had three apiece. Paul Greenfield and Sean Sehirdev*s Satnee ReynMS 3b 3 0 10 Weed ss 5 2 2 0 Rolnes If 3 0 0 0 Buttar cf 4 0 20 7:30 p.m. — Athletics at Tom Martin played well for B&J while Adam singled him to third. Onnen then Moriarty chipp^ in two apiece. Sibley and Collfomla at Boston, 1:tS pm. MDIoz 3b 0 0 0 0 Borrett 2b 3 111 DMrtra cf 3 0 10 RTIxgin 2b 4 0 10 scored on a wild pitch. Detroit ot Kansas City, 1:05 Pim. Brtley If 4 0 0 0 Booos 3b 2 2 2 1 Golorra 1b 3000 WCtarfc H> 4 0 00 Yankees. Channel 11, WPOP Dziorny and Tom Michaud each had three hits and reclaims crown Edwards clubbed homers. Howie Edwards was the Chicooo at Toronto, 1:35 p.m. Coles 1b 4 0 0 0 Romero 3b 1000 Aldreta rf 1 1 2 0 MMndo rt 3 0 10 Atlanta Classic aceres 10 p.m. — Mets at Dodgers, Jason Reid and Becky Patten played well for McCarthy upped his mark to 8-3 in winning pitcher, limiting MPM to six hits. Oakland ot New York, 3:30 pm. Lconrd dh 3 0 0 0 Greenwl If 5 2 4 4 Brooks ph 1 000 MIMwl pb 0000 hurling a three-hitter. He struck out After a one-year downward swing, Brantty ph 1 0 0 0 Evans rf 3 1 0 0 ONIxon cf 0 0 0 0 R im 3b 4 0 0 0 Channel 9. WFNS Dickenson. Baltimore ot Ctevelona, 7:05 p.m. MARIETTA, Go. (A P )— Scores Thursday the Manchester High golf team AA — Farr’s outdistanced Bray Jewelers. 18-6. Texas at MInnesoto. 0:05 pm. Grtftey ct 4 0 3 0 Heep rf 0000 IMriloch 3b 4 1 1 3 Tr Jones It 3 0 10 seven and walked three. “ For having from (he first round of1he9900,(n0P(WIAtlanto Reale Real Estate outlasted D. J. Grooming. 17-13. lx ■« Rick Nicola. Brian Dubiel. Gary Dubiel and Brian Seattle ot Milwaukee, 0:X pm. Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 Horn dh 5 0 0 0 Folev 2b 3 0 0 0 Ktnnsrfv c 3 0 0 0 no pitching experience before this returned to the top of the pack in the EMrtni 3b 10 10 Esoskv 1b 4 0 11 Fttraerld c 1 0 0 0 Urtba ss 2000 Classic, ploved on the 7 jns-vord, par3636—73 Jason Wilson hit well, Larry Beam had three hits Sendovl Bemsi Attanta Country Chib course: CCC East Division Thursday after­ Moran led Farr’s with three hits each with Gary Colltomlp at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Cotta rt 4 0 2 0 Gedmon c 4 1 1 1 Noboo ss 3000 Oborkfl 3b 1000 and Danny Lalonoette played well defensively for year, he’s done a real nice job," Ooklond ot New York, 1 : » pm. Valle c 2000 Kutcher cf 5 1 2 0 DeMrtni p 3 0 0 0 Krukow p 2000 noon at the Manchester Country Club. Dubiel and Brian Dubiel each homering. Mike Joy Don Bloke 3333—« Sportlight Plaster said. Boltimore ot Cleveland, 1:35 pm. Coc*Ton c 10 10 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Jurok ph 1 0 0 0 Reale. Joey Hayes played well defensively. Jason Mike HuRiert 32-25-67 The Indians clinched at least a tie for Crockett, Paul Frenette. Dan Cooper and Rob Roy Chicago ot Toronto. 1:35 p.m. Vlxauel ss 3 0 0 0 Mudilnd p 0000 Vinal winds up 3-12 for the season. Bob Eastwood 3 3 3 5 - 68 Capelio had three hits and aSteven Morehouse Texas ot Minnesota. 3:15 p.m. TpM s » a 1 1 Totaii V w 111 Totals 27 1 4 3 To m s 910S0 the league title with a 1-0 win over contributed two each with Crockett and Roy Russ Cochran 35-33—68 played well for D.J. Coventry OOO Oil 0—2-6-? Seattle at Milwaukee, 3:X pm . Vinal Tech ooo OOO 0—0-3-0 homering. Dave Edgar led Bray’s with three hits m m Mpolraal Dove Rummells 3 5 3 3 -6 8 May 26 Windham High. Detroit ot Kamos City, 3:35 p.m. MO MO m - t Don Poolcy Wolff-Zackin nipped Carter Chevrolet, 18-17. Matt McCarthy ond Jeff Rheoult; Bill Harlow, 19 m Stai Froactaro m m « w - t 3634— 68 Manchester, 12-2 in the CCC East while Wayne Bray drilled a two-run homer. Bob Willie Wood Tom Snyder (3) and Nell Jones. E Mtallach. DP—Son Frsmciscp 1. 3 6 3 3 -6 9 1959 — Harvey Haddix of Kenney and Casey Jacobson hit well and Adam Hubert Green WP- McCarthy (8-3), LP- Snyder. and 19-6overall, won the league title in Hill. Matt Mirucki and Jeff Baker added two apiece. National Laague standings Boston I. LOB—Seottle 8, Boston 11. LOB—Montreal 3, Son Francisco 5. HR— 3633 — 69 Payne Stewart the Pittsburgh Pirates Johnson and Robert Alberts played well defensively 3B—Greenwell, Reed. Barrett. S— Wolloch (3). SB—RTIiompson (3). 3337—69 1986 and ’87. WEST SIDE — Sterling Upholstery got past COlyIn Ped e - for W-Z. Nate Savery. Jonathan Karadys, Chris Barrett. SF—Barrett. IP H R n BB SO 37 33^-69 pitched 12 perfect innings Big explosion Purdy Corporation. 4-2. at Pagani Field. Ed Kenny Knox 3 3 3 6 - 69 The Indians totaled 167 against 179 Patrick Flynn/Manchestor Herald Roy Stewart before losing to the Milwaukee Sheehan and Eric Levesque each had three hits for Kurlowicz and Scott Hendrickson had two hits each W L Pet. OB IP H R ER BB SO OeMrttna W4-1 8 3-3 5 0 0 1 8 V-31—&) for Windham. Ken Saunders had a 37 Isoo AokI — Braves 1-0 in the 13th on an Carter’s. tops Cheney Tech Chicooo 25 If .59 Burke S.9 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 3635 69 for medalist honors to lead Manches­ in defeat. New York 23 20 535 m Dunrw L.1-3 5 7 6 1 4 4 Duffy Mtoktorf 37- 33—70 error, a sacrifice and Joe A PUTT — Manchester High’s Jason Oatway putts during play St. Louis Kent Kkibo Standings: Rogers Corp. 4-1. Cox Cable 3-1. Keith 22 21 .512 2W Trout 1-3 5 4 3 1 1 Krukow LJ-3 8 3 2 2 5 0 3636— 70 A seven-run second inning powered ter. Other Indian scores were Jason Montreal 23 23 .500 3 JeReed 133 1 O 0 1 1 Muttiokind ) Dewey Amette 3238—70 Adcock’s double. against Windham in CCC East play Thursday at Manchester 1 0 0 0 0 Mtoync Grady visiting Portland High to an 8-2 win Oatway 38. Ray Smith 45, Matt Miner Realty 3-1, Food for Thought 2-1, North United Plttsburoh I f 24 .442 5W Schooler 1 0 0 0 0 0 M(P—OeMortInei. 3 3 3 7 - 70 1985 — Danny Sullivan Country Club. Oatway carded a 38. PhllodeipMo 11 25 41f 6W BsN en Barry Joeckd 3634 — 70 over Cheney Tech ’Thursday after­ 47 and Bruce Berzenski 47. Methodist 2-2, Sterling 2-3. Purdy 1-3. Oakland Bill Brltlon missed almost certain disas­ W fit DMttan Smithson W.33 9 8 0 0 3 6 3634—70 noon in Charter Oak Conference Manchester’s next match is Tues­ Heights 0-5. W L Pet. OB WP—Dunne. PB—Valle. Pirates 7. Braves 3 Lorry Nelson 3634—70 ter and held off Mario Andretti Matt Prignano won the javelin with of South Windsor Thursday afternoon PAGANI — Correnti Real Estate beat Strano Real CIncInnoti 25 10 .91 Umpires—Home, Croft; Rrst. NlcCoy; Gory Hollbera 3 8 3 3 ^7 0 S P O R T S baseball action, day against Bristol Central at Paqua- a toss of 170 feet, 8 inches. Dave at Pete Wigren Track. Bob Twoy and the rest of the field in Son Francisco 24 21 SS 2 Second, Palermo; Third, Merrill. 3535 — 70 Portland goes to 12-3 in the COC buck Country Club. Estate, 7-2. Bruce Baltovick had two hits for the Son DIeoo 25 23 .521 T/a T—3:56. A—3635. PITTSBUROH ATLANTA Dovid Peoples 3634— 10 winning the Indianapolis Campbell was second in the discus Double winners for the girls were Los Anoeles 22 21 .512 3 •BrUM •brhM Brad Faxon 3536— 71 West. 16-3overall with its finale today winners while Brian Benson had two in defeat. Bondk If 4 111 Doyls Love III 500. Sullivan took the lead (127 feet. 9 inches) and Jerry Decelles Shira Spinger and Phitsmay Sou- Houston 21 24 .467 5 Tredwy 2b 5 0 3 1 37- 34—71 at home against Coventry. Cheney MHS boys track Standings: Allstate Business Machines 4-0. Atlonto I f 27 .413 7W Und 2b 5 0 2 2 DJomes If 4 0 2 1 Ronnie McCOnn 3536—71 for the last time on the 140th of was fifth. Campbell was also second in rinho Other winners were Alexa Yankees 8, Angels 6 VbnStyk cf Lorry Ziegler IN B R IE F niwiday's Somes 4 000 GPerry 1b 5 110 3635— 71 winds up 10-9 heading into state Correnti 4-1. Acadia Restaurant 2-1. Zembrowski’s BonlllQ 3b 200 laps, only 21 laps after the shot put at 45 feet, 5 inches. Zack DeJoannis and Kelly Wooldridge. Son Diego 3, New York 1 5 110 Evans 3b 4 0 0 0 Ronnie Block 3635—D tournament play. performs well 2-2. Fast Jack’s 2-2. Nassiff Sports 2-3. Strano 1-3. Montreal 3, Son Froticlsco 0 CALIPOIINIA NCW YORK Beftlord 3b 0 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 000 DovW Conlpe 3536—71 spinning his racer 360 de­ Allaire won the 5000 in 16:33 while Juan Rodriguez was a double winner B.A. Club 0-5. Pittsburgh 7, Atlanta 3 brUM ibrliM GWIIson rf 4 2 2 1 Justice rf 3 0 0 0 Steve Pole 37-34—71 French Open minus stars Cheney scored twice in the first EAST HARTFORD — No team DIsffho 1b 3 12 1 Jodie Mudd grees, narrowly avoiding both Kevin Collett! and Mike Castagna for the boys while other winners were UM Angeles 7. Phllodelphlo 6 Dwnng dh 4 12 0 RHndSn If 5 110 Blocker cf 3 0 11 3635—71 inning. Rich Assid walked, stole scores were kept at the CCC East DUSTY — Hartford County Sheriff’s Association Only games scheduled SchoflM ss 4 110 Sox 2b 5 110 RQunns ss 3 12 2 Blouscr cf 10 0 0 Phil Btackmor 3 6 3 5 -7 1 the wall and Andretti. 1988 were fifth and sixth, respectively in Carlos Caldwell. Keiyon Johnson, Ortti c Lorry Mize PARIS (A P) — The absence of Chris Evert held off Mainville Electric. 12-9, at Keeney Field. Frtdgy's <3amct Roy 2b 2 0 12 Mtnoly 1b 4 122 3 110 Benedict c 1200 3536— 71 second and scored on a Don Sauer RBI Meet on Thursday at East Hartford the long jump, Dave Rodriguez, Joe Moriarty. Chris Drobek p 1000 PSmIfh p RoMn Freemen — The Edmonton Oilers, and Martina Navratilova from this year’s Mike Foss, Ed Linares. Bob Quinn and Lance Cincinnati (AAohler 64) ot Chicago (Kllgus DWmte cf 3 111 Pbelps dh 3 200 20 10 3 6 3 5 -7 ) single. Sauer stole second and came High where the Manchester High Todd Liscomb won the 3200 in 44), 3:30 p.m. PDrrIsh c 3 0 0 0 Borfleld rf 4 12 3 Bream ph 1 000 Berreo ^ 1 000 Lorry SItvdra 3637— 71 with Wayne Gretzky leading French Open is the latest illustration that the Wollenberg and Matt Labbe. The 4 X Powell had two hits each for the winners. Mark Houston (Clancy 14) at Pittsburgh COovfs If 4 0 11 Potnilo 3b 4 2 2 1 Kipper p 0 00 0 Puleo p 0 0 0 0 Lance Ten Broeck 3635— 71 home on Bob Bidwell’s RBI single. boys’ track team turned in several 9:49.2: Dave Ghabrial was fourth in 100 relay of Dave Rodriquez, Juan Conge Is ph 1 000 Asnmchr p Mike Miles the way, beat the Boston changing of the guard to Steffi Graf and Perez had three hits for Mainville while Rob (Heaton 14), 7:05 p.m. BIcbette rf 2 0 0 0 Sioughf c 4 0 4 1 0000 37-36-71 Bidwell had two hits for Cheney. fine performances. the high jump (5 feet. 8 inches) and Atlonto ( Smolti 6-3) at St. Louis (Terry 33). Wsntn rf 2 0 00 Esonoi ss 4 0 2 1 JRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 Alvorex p 0000 Brian Tennyson 3634—72 Bruins 6-3 to complete a Gabriela Sabatini has occurred in women’s Rodriguez, Caldwell and Jeff Migliore Gamelis. Ben Phelps. John Probiack and Dave t:3Sp.m. Sebrodr 1b 2 2 2 2 Kelly cf 4000 Londrni p 0 00 0 Gont ph 1000 Lennie Clements 3636— 72 third in the 1600 in 4:36.7: Harold also won. Others running well were Totals M 711 7 KCnny Perry four-game sweep and win tennis. Mainville added two each. New York (Oleda 1-5) ot Los Angeles Joyner 1b 2 0 10 M 3 • 3 37-35—72 Barber was third in the 200 and fourth (Hershlser 63), 10:05 p.m. Hoffmn 3b 4 110 Bill Kraizcrt 3636—72 their fourth Stanley Cup in For the first time in 10 years, neither Evert Adam Dolan. Rosalind Coax, Beth Standings: Bidwell Spirit Shoppe 4-0. Sheriff’s Montreal (B.SmIth 41) at Son Diego a «io« a OH • — 111 ... m - 7 Rocky Thompson 3636—72 inthe 100; Ed Saunderswas fifth in the Davey. Eric Chameroy and Bryce Mtoync Levi five years. Gretzky won the nor Navratilova will be present at a Grand Association 4-1. Mainville 2-3, Ward Manufacturing (Rosmussen 34), 10:05 p.m. ABgp8e OM 881 881—8 3636—72 100; Douong Hemmavanh was fifth in Poirot. Phllodelphlo (Sebro 1-0) at Son Francisco CoRfnilo no til NO-I E—Treadway. DP—Pittsburgh 1, Scolt Simpson 3638 — 72 ConnSmythe Trophy as the Slam tournament. Atlanta 1. LOB—Pittsburgh 6. Altanto W. Tom Purtzer 2-2. Memorial Corner Store 2-2. Hockanum (Gorrelts M ), 10:35 p.m. Nmt Yorb 101 NO 3636—72 most valuable player in the The draw for the $4.5 million event took place the 110 hurdles and fifth in the 300 Blackhawks 2-2, Blue Ox 1-3. Trinity Covenant Seterdayl Somes E—MWm, Sox. PP New York 1. 2B—Olsletano 2, Treadway. GFerrv, Lind 2, Doug Tewcll 37-35—72 hurdles; and Ted Miller was sixth in Cincinnati at Chlcogo, 3:30 pm. LOB—Coltfomla S. New York 0. 2B— Bonltta. HR—GMOIson (7). SB—Drill (2). P.H. Horoon III 3537— 72 playoffs. today with Graf the top seed and Sabatini the Cheney tennis Church 0-4. Philadelphia ot Son Francisco. 4:05 Schofield. Slouohf 2. Sox. HR—Schroedcr 2 S—Drobek.Oitz. SF—ROulnortes. Don Shlrey Jr. 3537— 72 the 300 hurdle. Billy Andrade No. 2 seed. Without Navratilova and Evert NOR’THERN — LM Gill defeated Trash-Away. p.m. (5). Borfleld (t).PooHonilo(2).Momnoty(2). IP H R ER BB SO 3634— 72 Will Rivera and Dave Lavoie went loses Its finale Houston at Pittsburgh, 7:05 pm. SB—OWhIte (20). S F -R o y 2. DWhtte. Jim Goltaaher Jr. 3 636 - 7? around — and perhaps even if they were — 11-4. at Robertson Park. Bill Lussier. Brian Collins Atlanta ot St. Louis, 8:05 p.m. Drobek W,2-5 6 8 3 2 4 1 Clarence Rose 37-35—72 AAoftfrtgly- Graf and Sabatini are expected to continue 1-2 in the 400 with Rivera winning in EAST HAMPTON — Cheney Tech and Ron Lucy had three each for the winners while New York at Los Angeles, 10:05 p.m. IP H R CR BB SO KIgper 3 0 0 0 1 3 Mork Lye 3636—73 Hockey 51.2. The Indian 4 X 100-meter relay of Montreol ot Son Diego, 10:05 pm. JRoblraon 1- 3 3 1 ) 1 0 Tommy Armour III 3 6 3 6 -7 3 their rivalry in the women’s final on June 10. tennis team capped its 1989 campaign Ron Slamon added two. Stu Magderau had two in Sandoy's S omes Mwm Landrum S,1 2- 3 0 0Rex 0 0 0 CoMwell 3636—72 Barber, Rivera . Saunders and Colletti Altanta Steve Jones Evert, currently No. 4 but fading fast, pulled with a 3-2 loss to host East Hampton defeat. Houston ot Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Freser L.1-3 37-35—72 tied the school record with a 44.4 Atlonto at St. Louis, 3:15 p.m. Morvey PSmIlh L,1-6 6 7 4 4 0 4 Gene Sauers 3 6 3 6 -7 2 out of the tournament on Thursday, saying her High Thursday afternoon. Dean Machine shut out Manchester Police Union. Cincinnati ot Chicago, 3:30 pm. Puleo 2-3 2 2 2 1 ) Dove Borr 3638—72 clocking in taking second place. And New Yetk NHL result heart wasn’t in her game anymore after losing Cheney winds up 6-9 for the season. 16-0. Dale Ostrout tossed a five-hitter for Dean while New York at Los Angeles. 4:05 pm. John 5 1-3 6 5 5 0 1 Assnmehr 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Lewis Brown 3638—73 the 4 X 400 foursome of Rivera, Atontreol ot Son Diego, 4:05 p.m. Mohorcic W.M 12-3 3 1 1 2 0 Alvorer 2 2 1 1 3 0 Peter Persons 3636— 73 for the second time to a lowly ranked teen-ager. Results: Jahnsan (EH) def. Brandan John Bonneau. Ostrout. Shelly Kroll. Tom Lentini Phllodelphlo ot Son Francisco. 4:05 RIobettI S.7 2 1 0 0 0 1 Dick Most 3635— 73 Lavoie, Miller and Campbell was Merrick 6-1,6-2; EH wan ather twa singles by Buddy (tardner Flames 4, Canadlens 2 and Ken Snellgrove collected three hits apiece. p.m. HBP—Schofield by Mohorcic. 3637— 73 third in 3:30.2. tarfelt; Tim Laubacher-Aaran Granota (CT) Umpires—Home. McKeon; First. Americsn Lesgue leedsn Frank Conner 3637— 73 det. Mahr-ZImmerman 5-7, 7-5, 7-5; Scan Chip Beck Standings: L.M. Gill 4-1. Dean Machine4-1. Gold’s Kolscr; Second. Volfogglo; Third. Cousins. 37-3 6 -7 3 Meoduler-Wlllle Labbe (CT) det. Mavnard- Joy Hops cptggni I I Jets name Murdoch coach Gym 3-1, Manchester Oil Heat 3-2, PM Construction American League resulta 3635—73 Monfrtul g | | j MHS girls track Marressev 6-4, 7-5. G AB R H Pet. Clark Burroughs 3635—73 T—2 :». A—23.354. First Period—I, Calgary, Patterson 3 2-3. Trash-Away 1-3. Wininger’s Gymnastics 1-3. Lnratord Ook 45 165 9 61 .370 Wiebb Hcnltzdmon 3637—73 WINNIPEG, Manitoba (AP) — The Win­ (Murzyn, Atocinnis), 18:51. Penalties— Steinboch Oak 37 19 IS 45 .346 Bobby Cole 3340—73 has good outings Manchester Police Union 0-4. IndlansO.TigersS nipeg Jets’ front-office housecleaning is just MHS JV softball Baines CM 44 141 21 51 .345 Bill Bulincr 3637—73 Mullen, Col (hooktag), :54; Chclios, Mon NatlonalLeagueresults (elbowino), 5:09; Noslund, Mon Onterter- AB — Standings: Cummings Insurance 3-1. Polnselro Tex 42 166 9 57 .30 Rick Pearson 3637—73 about over. Now it could be the players’ turn. *nce), 8 : » ; M.Hunler, Col (roughtno). 9:53; EAST HARTFORD — Senior co­ Puckett Min 44 175 25 9 .317 Rick Dolpos 3637—73 finishes up 14-1. Lathrop Insurance 4-2. Coach’s Corner 3-3. CLEVELAND DETROIT Skrudtand, AAon (rougblng), 9:53; /Murzyn. Bob Murdoch, a former NHL defenseman AOovIs Sea 41 143 27 m .335 George Codtc 3539—74 captain Karen Obue won the discus ■brhM obrliM Padres 2. Mata 1 FTOnca Tex 42 19 9 S2 .327 Col (trtoolno), W;26; Roberts, Cbl (rough­ and coach, signed a three-year contract Manchester Medical Supply 2-3. H&N Contractors OMcDwt If 4 1 1 0 Pettis cf 4 12 0 Rlctxvd Zokol 37-37— 74 and took second in the shot put at The Manchester High juniorvarsity Greenwell Bin 42 m a 55 J25 Jhn Holld l y ) , 18:»; Romage, Col (rougblng), Aguayo 2b 4 0 2 0 Lvnn If 12 11 3 53 9 ^7 4 Thursday to coach the Jets, who failed to make 2-3, Mak Company 2-4. Sierra Tex 43 m 9 a J14 (Mark Ptdl )8;X : Corson, Mon (roughing), 18:X; Thursday’s CCC East Meet at East girls’ softball team finished its season Corter cf 4 0 10 KWIIIms If 3 0 0 0 NEW YORK 3 5 3 9 -7 4 WOMEN’S REC - D.W. Fish shut out Main Pub. SAN DIEOO Reynolds Sea 45 103 35 57 .a i Jhn Thorpe Smith, Mon (roughing), 18:X. the playoffs this season for the first time since Snyder rf 5 0 10 Whitokr 2b 3 2 12 4*mM abmM 3935—74 Hartford High. Thursday with a 16-5 win over East Neme Rm m John Inmon 3539—74 Second Pertod-2, /Montreal, Lcmieux 4 1981. 4-0. at Charter Oak. Claudia Ahern had two hits, POBrIn 1b 5 13 2 Tromml ss 4 2 2 0 Dyfcstro cf 4 0 10 Wynne If 4 1 1 1 (Skrudtand, Chellos), l:a . 3, Coloarv, Catholic at Fitzgerald Field. BJockson, Kansas City, 13; Deer. /Milwau­ Gory Koch 3539—74 No team scores were kept. Jocobv 3b 4 1 1 2 Morind dh 3 1 1 2 Jefferls 2b 4 0 0 0 RAIomr 2b 3 1 1 0 kee, 12; Whitaker, Detroit, 11; McDonald 1 (Nleuwendvk, Loob), 4:24. Murdoch, 42, spent the 1988-89 season including a homer, while Chris Jones added two. Medino dh 3 0 0 0 Nokes c 3 1 1 2 HJohsn 3b Obue’s winning toss in the discus Tricia Skinner had two triples and 4 0 0 0 TGwynn cf 4 0 3 1 McCym, Toronto, )0: Teltleton, Balti­ Penoltles—McDonoW, Col (hoMlna), 2:13; working at his family automobile business in Lori Hansen and Karin Turek had two apiece in MIYong ph 1111 Shertdn rf 1 0 0 0 Strwbrv rf 4 1 1 1 Nelson 1b 3 0 0 0 more, W; Leonard, Seame, 9; IMcGwIre. M.Hunler, CM (roughlna), 4:53; Walter, was 100 feet, 11 inches. Collette Michelle Throm and Vickie Simmons defeat. Ailonson c 3 0 0 0 Lemon rf 3 0 12 McRvtds If 4 0 10 Knik rf 3 0 0 0 Oakland, 9; 4 arc Bed wHh 8 Mon (rougblna). 4:SJ; Vernon. CM, Canada after being fired as head coach of the Solos c 1 0 0 0 Bergmn 1b 4 0 0 0 earning ClaasiG aceres Factora took seconds in the 100 and each added two hits for the young Mogodn 1b 3 0 10 Solcaor 3b 3 0 0 0 ■PM Bdttad IP SMYed by Roberts, (rougblno), 4:37; Chicago Blackhawks following their losing Standings: Century 21 4-0, Hungry Tiger 3-1, Fermln ss 3 1 2 0 Schu 3b 3 0 10 Corren ph 1 0 0 0 Porenf c 3 0 0 0 Franco, Texas, 41; Leonard. Seottle, 31; Loob, CM (rougblna), 6:37; Corson, /Mon 200. Freshman Lisa Shinners was Indians, who finish 14-1. Jen Masson Gorman Insurance 3-2, Main Pub 2-2. DeCormier DCIorfc rf 10 0 0 Sasser c 3 0 3 0 TmpHn ss 3 0 10 ADovIt, Seatne, 33; Sierra, Texas, 32; CORNING. N.Y. (A P ) — Scores Thursdoy (rougblna), 6:37; Ludwia. Mon (stasblng), 1987-88 season. third in 400 with a personal best of and Stacy Vasko each doubled. Totals 10 5 11 5 Totais HOMO Teufel ph 0 0 0 0 Whitson p 3 0 0 0 Goetn, Minnesota, 30; Greenwell, Boeton, 30; d ie r (he flrst round of the $315jno LPGA D:08; Nottress, CM (hooking), 16:X Nissan 2-2. D.W. Fish 1-3. Manchester State Bank Miller St 3 0 0 0 MoDovts p 0000 DWhIte. Callfomta, 39; Kittle, Chicago, 29; Comhio Classic plovcd on the por-3S-36—71 Third Period—4, Coloarv, Gllmour X 1:06.1. Beth Cool was fourth in the 800 Bridget Torpey and Keri Gallo 0-5. devtloM l m 29 •10-0 Mozzlin ph 1 0 0 0 McCntr, Toronto, 29. 6jn6-yard Combio Country Oub course; mtto, Moclnnls), 11:02 (■ «). 5. MontreM, Lewis to boycott meet with a personal best of 2:32. Michelle combined for the mound victory. Dtfrolt 3M 019 ■ K - f McDwII p 0 0 0 0 PRcblng (S Dedslera) Green 1 (MePhee, Lemleux), 11:53. 8. WOMEN’S FAST PI’TCH — LeDoux Construction DP—Cleveland 1, Detroit 1. LOB— Lyons ph 10 10 Bollard. Bammorc, M , J75; McCotklM, Down Coe 3 3 3 4 - 67 Cotaorv, Gllnwur 1) (Mullen. Mocoun), Simpson was fourth in the 100 and 200 and MVP of Newington played to a 5-5 tie at Charter Cleveland f. Detroit 7. 2B—Carter, Lvnn, Cone p 10 0 0 Collfomta, 5-1, -BD; MontgomerY, Koraoe Ondy HIM 3235- 67 |8:W (en). PenMtIes-M.Hunter, CM HOUSTON (A P) — Carl Lewis said Thurs­ with two personal bests while Marcy Bolton softball Trommell. Atorekmde Lemon. Schu. Pettis. MWIbn ph 1 0 0 0 Otv. S-1. XB: Stawort, Oakland. 0-3, JOO; Trocy Kerdvh 3 3 3 5 - 68 (hoMIno), 2:17; SkrudtatKl, Mon (rough- Oak Park. The game was called due to darkness. 38_Pettts. HR— Whitaker (11). Jocobv (B)t Elster ss 10 0 0 Avoko Okomoto day that he and other track and field stars are Suitor also had a personal best of 54.0 Swtadell, CIcvetand, 61, JOO; CFInlev, 3336- 69 IraL 2:17; CourtnMI, AAon (boarding). drops two games Sandy Cloutier and Pat Giguere picked up two hits Nokes (6 ),MIYouno (1). S Pefth. Tetato M i l l TPtalf 9252 Colltomta, 6 Z .750, 6 ore tied with .714. Barb Mucha 3534-89 10:46; AAocInnls. Col (roughing), 18:34; boycotting the national outdoor track and field in the 300-meter hurdles. apiece for LeDoux. Martha House 3 5 3 4 - 69 Lemleux, Mon, mlnor-misconduct (rouoh- championships next month because The IP H R ER BB SO New Yertt m m 1 9 0 —1 Colleen Wtolker 3 2 3 6 - 7D Inol, 18:34. Junior High track BOLTON — The Bolton High girls’ Natlenal League leaders Loud Merten 3634- 10 Shols on gool-Colgory 667—19. MontreM Athletics Congress is not compensating all softball team finished its 1989 season Fdrrell L.2-5 2 6 7 7 2 1 E—Miller. LOB—New York 8, Son Colhv Modno 3535— 10 67-6—22. athletes or taking a hard enough stance against Bolles 4 2 1 1 2 3 Diego 4. SB—^TGiwnn, Saseer. HR— Boeed Ml n O d l Boh. Pot Bradley 3535—70 Powers>tov Ooportunttles-CMoorv 1 of 4; Thursday with a doubleheader loss, Atherton 2 2 1110 drug abuse. Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald winds up unbeaten Strawberrv (D ), Mtynne (3). SB—TGwynn o AB R N Pet. Beth Donld 3636— 70 (MontreM 0 of 5 bowing 23-5 to Portland High and 9-0 to DeIrgR (19), McRevnoMs (7). WCtark SF 45 166 a 60 .361 Caroline Gowon 3535— 10 Goalies—Colgorv, Vernon, 165 (22 Larkin On “ The only way that we have to take a stand The Manchester Junior High boys’ Tonono >NA4 6 9 4 4 1 7 IP H R R BB SO 9 147 9 9 .327 Betsy King 3637— 71 Ihols-Xsaves). AAontreol, Roy, 136(1615). TREE BCUND — Manchester's Ray Smith tries to extricate Cromwell High in Charter Oak IN BRIEF FWflllams 2 2-3 3 1 1 1 0 New Veck TGwvnn SO 41 1f3 a 63 .39 Ondy Itarlck 3637— 71 and to get the TAC to start listening to the voice and girls’ track teams wound up their Conference play. Hemondz S.9 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Cone L,3-3 6 4 2 7 3 7 LSmmi Ah 40 145 a 47 .39 muWiei Fdrr 3536— 71 A—17.909. himself from the woods near the seventh hole during Thursday’s ForrelI pitched to 4botfers Infhe3rd. Bolles Butler SF 44 of the athlete is to boycott competitions,’’ seasons undefeated at 5-0 after McDwII 2 1 0 0 0 1 166 27 a .39 Patti Rtzzo 3536- 21 Leah Dinocenza played well for the Herr Ptil pitched to 1 boWer In fheTfh. HBP— Son Otago 41 154 16 9 .310 Nicky LeRoux 3537— 72 Lewis told television station KRIV-TV, “ I feel match at Manchester Country Club. He came home with a 45. posting wins over Timothy Edwards Bulldogs, who wind up 3-12. Fitzsiifunons coach of year Lynn by Forrell. Nokes by Bolles. Aguayo Whitson W,7-2 7 7-3 6 ) 1 1 4 Groce CM 44 157 14 9 .312 Caroline Kcggl 31-41-72 it’s very unfortunate because this is my byFWIMIoms. (MoDovIS S,15 n -3 2 0 0 t 3 VHoves Pbl 41 19 a 43 J12 Jane Geddes 3537—72 Umpires— Home. Kosc; First. HIrsch- Iknpires—Home, Montooue; Flrst,Marm; Mitchell SF 4$ 19 9 52 .39 Janice GIbeon 1537— 72 hometown and I want to compete here.’ ’ PHOENIX (A P) — Cotton Fitzsimmons, the Doron HIn beck; Second. Bomeft; Third. Ford. Second, Hohn; Third, Darling. n 52 .39 Potty Shcebon 3638— 72 The competition is scheduled for June 15-17 main architect in the Phoenix Suns’ 27-game T—3:23. A—18.102. H em ^ ’ 71 BasketbaD Kathy Poittewolt 3537— 72 at the University of Houston. turnaround from a lottery team to a Mitchell, San Frandsco, 14; Strawberry, Stephanie Forwle 3636-72 Mets can’t even steal one 991 Main St. Brewers 4, Athletics 1 New York, 11; GDovIs, Houtton,9; HJohnson, championship contender, was named the Dole Eggdhw 37-35-72 New York, 9: WCtark, SonFrondsco, I; Sherri Turner 3638-72 SAN DIEGO (AP) — Kevin McReynolds plate, so I thought we had better than a Dodgers 7, Phillies 6 GWIlion, Pittsburgh, 7; VHoyes, Phltadel- Ok-Hec Ku NBA playoff glance Manchester, CT NBA’s Coach of the Year on Thursday. OAKLAND MILWAUKEE 3636-72 may be the “ best reader of pitchers” on 50-50 chance of making it. obrliM r h M Pbta.7;laretledwlth6. Oebortih McHoffle 3 6 3 6 - 72 Blake leads Atlanta golf 1 "There’s a lot of guys who certainly deserve Dorxxi Cusarx>-M(llklra “ Davis threw two curveballs in the dirt Polonia If 4 0 10 Mdltor 3b 4 0 2 1 PHILA LOS ANOELS 3538— 73 CONFERENCE FINALS the New York Mets. but he’s no reader of S p o rts 647-9126 this award more than me. I can assure you,’’ 4 0 10 Yount cf 3 0 2 1 Ondy Mackey OHedsn cf gbmM ibrbM 37-36-73 (BOi9«l-2) M ARIETTA, Ga. (A P) — Jay Don Blake, minds. and then a high fastball. Unfortunately, DPorkr dh 4 1 1 1 Shefflld ss 3 0 0 0 Mitchell, Son Firondsco, 43; O'Ndll, Sandro Palmer 3637— 73 Fitzsimmons said. “ But I realize it usually Jelti 2b 5 110 Rndiph 2b 3 110 OnctanaM, 33; WCtark, Son Frandtco,33; Nancy Brown Sutatdoy. May X who ranks 109th on this season’s PGA Tour Mac didn’t go on the first two.” AAcGwIr 1b 4 0 10 Deer rf 4 1 1 0 Lake c 0000 MHfchr If 2 12 1 3934— 73 L.A. Lakers 127, Phoenix 119 McReynolds was thrown out trying to goes to the coach of the team that improves the Sfeinbch c 4 0 2 0 Gontnr 2b 3 0 0 0 Guerrero, St. Louis. 32; Murray. Lot Anodes, Bonnie Louer CJomts If 5 000 CGwynn If 20 10 3538—73 SuRdoy, May It money list, shot a 6-under-par 66 Thursday to steal third with one out in the ninth inning The steal attempt surprised Parent. Notice To The Public: Nassiff Sports 4 1 1 1 29; Dcmn, Houeton, 28; Gotarrogo, Mont­ Lourlc RInkcr most. Lonsfrd 3b 4 0 3 0 Braggs If VHoyes 1b 5 13 1 Ssoroge p 0 0 0 0 3635— 73 Chkogo 94. Ociren ■ Jovler rf 4 0 0 0 Surhoff c 3 0 10 real, 28; SchmMI, Philadelphia, 28; Nkw Foust 3538—73 take a one-shot lead in the opening round of the as the Padres held on for a 2-1 victory “ Usually you don’t run in that situa­ Schmdf 3b 4 110 JHowell p 0000 VHoyes, Phltaddpbla,38. TModov. 8/tav X Is NOT Going Out Of Business. Fitzsimmons received 36‘/i votes from a Phillips 2b 4 0 0 0 Fronen 1b 4 0 11 Hollis Stacy 3637—73 Atlanta Golf Classic. tion,” he said. “ Davis was quick to home Porrett p 0000 Gtason cf 3 100 Llso Lewis Detroll NO, Chlcogo 91, series tied 61 Thursday behind a combined eight-hitter national panel of 85 media members who Goltego ss 3 0 0 0 Spiers dh 4 2 2 0 Dernier ph 1 000 AAurroy 1b 1113 3635— 73 L.A. Lakers W1. Phoenix 18. Lokersteod plate and gave me a good fastball. It was a p o b aO N4 Niaicv While 3340-73 " I felt good, never got impatient and felt like by Ed Whitson and Mark Davis. We’re Changing To Serve You Better! Tetats a 1 9 Y T I I DwAApy rf 3 000 Stubbs 1b 2 0 0 0 icrIcsM regularly coyer the NBA - three from each Mary Belh Zimmerman 37-36—73 I played pretty well out there,’’ Blake said after ball, an easy ball to throw” ONsol p 0 0 00 AAonh ol rf 4000 Jond Anderson mogy, Atar X McReynolds was left wishing he had competing city and 10 representatives of the Rvol If 1000 HornUn 3b 3 100 3736—73 L A . Lakers M Phoenht. X pjn. Whitson, 7-2 after winning his last five Babe Ruth's Dob Rlcbard 3439—73 posting seven birdies and one bogey on the picked just about any other pitch to run on national media. Somuel cf 4 22 1 Dtmpsy c 1111 Pinnv Hommd MbT W DP—Ookkmd 1. LOB-Oafclond7. Milwau­ Doulton c 2 112 Sdoseto c 20 10 3637—73 DetroH at Chkogo, 1 pm. hilly, 7,018-yard Atlanta Country Club course. when pinch-hitter Barry Lyons singled decisions, credited his latest victory to All tennis Rockets By: kee I. 2B—AAolltor, DHenderson. Spi­ Nancy Romebottom 3637—73 A ll Jordan 1b 0000 Duncon m 4 111 Career Colhv Reynolds Sundoy, iMav X Mike Hulbert, who claimed his only PGA two batters later before Davis struck out Davis, who has recorded a save every • Yonex ^ ^ jpfc / ers. Yount. Deer. Braggs. Froncono. Thon ss 4 0 2 2 Belcher p 1000 His place 3536-73 UA. Lokars at PhocMx, 3:X pm. HR—DPorker (5). S—Oonfner. Sandro Hovnle 3538-73 Tour victory in the St. Jude Classic three years Kevin Elster on a 3-2 pitch to record his chance he’s had this season. C lo th in g Arizona in Tip-Off Ciassic Cormon p 0000 MIDovIs If 1 000 Pom Allen IMoodoy, Ntav X • Rossignol V I mm w / IP H R ER BB SO among 3736— 73 DetroH at Chkogo, 3 p.m. MModdx p 10 0 0 Loretta Alderele ago, was alone in second with a 67. league-leading 15th save. “ It’s a great feeling to see him come in Ford rf 2 000 3637— 73 TMsdoy, IMov X I 40% off • Baro C | | | /0 TUCSON. Ariz (AP) — Arizona will meet Kale Rogerson when the game is on the line because you Stewort LA-? 71-3 f 4 4 3 5 Herr 2b 10 0 0 the all-time 3637— 73 PhoonIx at L.A. Loktrs. 11 :X o.m., H "I had a good jump, (catcher Mark • Wiison COdoret 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Debbie Massey 3538- 73 wcessory know you have a chance to win it.” said ^ Reg. Pricesj NCAA champion Michigan in the Basketball Totals M6N6 9 7 0 6 Amy Benz Parent) just had a good pitch to throw on,” MBwoukee leaders 3539- 74 Wodrai doy, 8My X • Fox Off Rog. Pricos Dottle (Mochrle Coe, Hill share the lead Whitson, who allowed six hits, struck out Hall of Fame Tip-Off Classic Nov. 25 at CKitterbck W.2-1 6 5 1 1 0 1 3737— 74 Chkogo ol DtkoH. 8 p m . said McReynolds, who had singled and m no 100-6 Joan Pltcock Springfield. Mass., officials said Thursday. Crim 12-3 2 0 0 0 2 Los Angstas m m ORi-7 C ategorv ( total) \ \ R ank 3935— 74 Ittandov, Jam I stolen second. “ (Davis) was throwing four and walked none in 7 2-3 innings. Plesoc S.f 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 2 Chris Johnson 3636- 74 CORNING, N.Y. (AP) - Dawn Coe and The Wildcats, who finished the regular E—Randolph. DP—Phllodelphia % Los Corolvn Hill l-A. Lakers M Phoonlx.9pm.,nncccssarv David Cone, 3-3. took the loss. WP—Stewart. Angeles 1. LOB—Phllodtlphlo 7. Los Angeles Home Run Pet. (8.50) 1st 3640—74 Cindy Hill shot 4-under-par 67s Thursday to curveballs all day long. If he threw season ranked No. 1 in the nation but lost to Umpires—Home. Scott; Rrtf. Brtnfc- Jenny LMbock 3836— 74 The Mets lost two of three games to San 4.2B—Murray. CGwynn. HR—Doulfon (6). Lynn Adorns another curve, there’s no doubt I would mon; Second. Coble; Third. McOeHond. Slugging Awg. (.690) • 3737— 74 OetroH at Chkngo, 9 pm ., H necessary share the first-round lead of the LPG A ’s We Have The Areas Most Complete Nevada-Las Vegas in the West Region SS-«om uel (6). Jetti (2).VHoyesOO). ^ 1st Donldle Ammoctopone Diego and scored only six runs in the T—2:44. A—10JN. S—Belcher. 37-37— 74 totaidav. J a m 1 Corning Classic. have made it” JoAnne Comer 3737— 74 series. semifinals, Thursday was picked to replace IP H R ER BE SO Walks (2,056) 1st OR Mets manager Davey Johnson said he SPORTS SERVICE CENTER Uselolte Neumann 3737—74 SondO v, Jam 4 'Tracey Kerdyk, the leading rookie on the Including: Villanova. Burt Weinbaum, Tip-Off Classic Thursdiy's home runs Modene Flovd gave McReynolds. a former Padre, the “ My patience is wearing thin,” Johnson Cormon L.1-7 3 6 3 6 -7 4 Phoenix at L.A. Loksts, TBA, H nectstory Home Runs (714) 2nd Khn SMpmon Ladies Professional Golf Association Tour; Committee president, said. MModdux 3638— 74 green light to run after Davis threw the said. “ We have plenty of talent here to Relacing o skate Sharpening • Racket Regripplng Kay Cocfcerlll 3638-74 was one shot behind, and Ayako Okomoto, • Shl(t Printing o Embroldefy • Team Uniforms • Ski Tuning and more. Michigan and Villanova were scheduled to By TM AMOdgkid PriM ONsol RBIs (2,209) 2nd Jull Inksler first strike to Teufel. Though Lyons’ hit win.” AitMTlcanLMgw Porrett 3935-74 Chkogo ot DetroH, TBA, H necessary Barb Mucha and Martha Nause trailed by two play Nov. 18. but ABC-TV signed a contract to M d

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Memorial service Sunday Parade promises plenty The Permanent Memorial Day Committee of This year’s Manchester Memorial Day Parade Sitter lost her temper — and a customer A M^anchester is planning a special Memorial Day promises to be grander than ever. Several new DEAR ABBY: I’m church service Sunday at 10 a.m. at Full Gospel units, including the Young Astronauts Program, change your attitude to a kinder and Interdenominational Church, 745 Main St. Color have been added to the lineup. There will be three 17-year-old girl who has gentler one. DEAR ABBY: I work in a small gift been baby-sitting since guards will assemble outside the church at-9:30 school bands, costumed performers and more. shop attached to a popular restaurant. I was 13. I ’ve had a lot of I ’m amazed at the number of people a.m. Veterans, members of veterans’ The parade steps off from Bennet Junior High problems with one fam­ DEAR ABBY: My husband is a who come into the gift shop with organizations, their families and friends are School at 9; 30 a.m., proceeds up Main Street and readaholic. Since he has retired, the ily in particular. (I’ll Dear Abby toothpicks in their mouths. They not invited to attend the patriotic service. turns onto East Center Street. Marchers turn only time he isn’t reading is when he’s call them the Joneses, only talk to me with toothpicks in their Abigail Van Buren sleeping, driving the car or in the around at Munro Park, across from Lenox Street, which is not their real mouths, they suck on them, and some A shower. He doesn’t communicate then head back to Center Park. There will be name.) even pick their teeth while talking to Decoration Day at Mystic (talk) hardly at all; he’s too busy speeches and ceremonies at various spots, One Friday night, me! Some drop these toothpicks on On Monday, Mystic Seaport will recreate a including the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, along reading newspapers, magzines, books the floor or leave them on the Mrs. Jones called and — anything handy. Decoration Day of the 1870s. Beginning at 1 p.m the way. said her husband would counters, and I am left to pick them up with a wreath ceremony, parade and memorial pick me up at 9 o’clock the next ago, and the Joneses have been and dispose of them. service, the event will show how residents of Horsing around in Brooklyn morning. I was all ready and waiting calling my younger sister to baby-sit Can y()u tell me if this is some kind Am I being “ picky” (no pun coastal New England towns spent a day honoring at the door at 9 a.m. when Mr. Jones ever since. They told her to tell me of affliction, compulsion, obsession or intended) to find this practice disgust­ ing? Perhaps a word from you would the fallen heroes of the Civil War. There will be a show of carriage and draft horses drove up at 9:45! I got into his car and that if I ever wanted to baby-sit for what? I would sure like to know if I put them wise. The seaport is open daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday at 9 a.m. at the Brooklyn Fair Grounds slammed the door hard, then I looked them again, I would have to change should accept this kind of behavior Regular seaport admission covers all Decoration on Route 169 in eastern Connecticut. Admission is straight out the window to let him my attitude. cheerfully. Please help me. This is DAYTONA BEACH Day activities and entitles visitors to buy lobster free. The event is sponsored by the Woodstock know I was angry. something new. Abby, for two years I’ve been DEAR DAYTONA: I wooden count dinners. Historical Society. He said, “ My, aren’t we in a bad bathing their kids and changing their LONELY IN SAN DIEGO Y The Ai(oclat6d Preu mood this morning. What’s the on it (pun intended). Have a box of Lobster dinners are served during the three-day diapers, and they dropped me be­ tissues handy, and when someone Lobster Festival, Saturday, Sunday and Monday matter, did you break up with your cause I reminded Mr. Jones that he DEAR LONELY: Write your hus­ PRINCE AND PRINCESS — Prince, left, Ballet presents gala show boyfriend?” band a note and ask for an appoint­ starts to talk to you with a toothpick in the world largest giant toad, gets a close Complete dinners, at $11.50, will be served from 11 kept me waiting for 45 minutes. Do his or her mouth, hand the clod a I ignored his question and asked, ment to speak with him. Tell him you a.m. to 3 p.m. by the Mystic Rotary Club. All items The Northern Connecticut Ballet is presenting you think I was wrong for saying what tissue, and smile when you say, “ This look at his fiancee. Princess, who had “ Do you know what time it is?” He I did? Will make it any time it’s convenient are available a la carte, too. Musicians will “ A Spring Gala” tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. is for your toothpick, Sir (or just arrived in Stockholm, Sweden, after looked at his watch and said, “ It’s for him. This man is clearly shutting perform traditional sea songs throughout the meal ANGRY SITTER Madam.)’’ The performance includes “ Paquita” and the 9:45.” you out, escaping behind the printed it was rumored that Prince was lonely. Adult admission to the seaport is $12.50, youths 5 second act of “ Coppelia.” The performance is at word. I said, “ You were supposed to be DEAR ANGRY: It wasn’t what you Prince weighs almost 5 pounds. to 18 are charged $5.50 and those under 5 are the L.P. Wilson Community Center, 599 Matianuck If this behavior is something new. Don't put off writing thank-vou notes, RELUCTANT BELLY DANCER — here at 9 and I got up early to be ready. said; it was probably your tone and letters of sympathy, etc. because you don't Chandler, performed by Jack Doyle, in a admitted free. The seaport is on Route 27, a mile Ave., Windsor. Tickets are $8 general, $6 for perhaps he needs a physical checkup. I ’ve been waiting for you for 45 the manner in which you “ reminded” Know what to say. Let Abby's booklet, "How Edythe Herbert, played by Connie south of Exit 90 off Interstate 95. children and senior citizens.. A sudclen change in behavior should to Write Letters for All Occasions." Send a production of "My One and Only," at the minutes! ’ ’ Mr. Jones of his tardiness. You would Kunkle, is reluctant to leave her harem not be ignored. It could be a symptom check or money order for $2.89 to: Dear Coachlight Dinner Theatre in East Well, Abby, that was three months do well to learn from his criticism and Abby, Letter Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount PEOPLE hideout with aviator Billy Buck Windsor. Coffeehouse set Saturday Piece to be premiered of a more serious problem. Morris, III. 61054 (Postage Is Included.) OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sell. Ph D. Thousands serenade Hope The Manchester Grace Church of Christ will hold The Connecticut premiere of “ Matinees,” by its monthly coffeehouse on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at composer Kamran Ince, will be presented Sunday Here’s a few developments MOUNT PLEASANT, S.C. (AP) - Come­ North United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St. at 3 p.m. in Millard Auditorium, University of IT dian Bob Hope was serenaded with a chorus of Gershwin at the Coachlight -HAPPENED This week’s entertainers are Jim McCarthy and Hartford, The concert is by the Soni Fidelis “ Happy Birthday” sung by 3,000 people on the Kevin Pearl. Admission and refreshments are free Quintet, artists in residence at the university’s flight deck of the aircraft carrier Yorktown. “ Age doesn’t mean a damn thing,” said Hartt School of Music Community Division. The YEARS Aeoj that affect your pocketbook Hope, whose 86th birthday is on Monday. piece is based on the poetry of James Merrill and makes a fine musicai escape Fiddling and footwork /AWW/Ve A “ When I wake up in the morning, I don’t feel will feature narration by Mark Lamos of the SCENE True fans of On a seem­ my age — in fact I don’t feel anything till noon and Jessica Sheridan. La Bottine Souriante, a band from Quebec that Hartford Stage Company. Tickets are $8 general OF A &HOUP OF ing kitchen cabinets; installing the musical ingly quiet tax ... then it’s time for my nap.” features fine fiddling and percussive clogging, will admission, with many applicable discounts. For ANINWLS AT A railing and support bars; and theater will be Sheridan is absolutely first- front, changes Hope visited this Charleston suburb on present a concert of traditional and contemporary reservations, call 243-4228. WATE-RHOLE BEIN& widening or modifying doorways. enthralled by rate as the forthright female that may vi­ Thursday to play a round of golf at the second mechanic. Unlucky in love, but French Canadian songs and tunes Saturday at 8 ALARfAEV the George and DYA tally affect you VACATION HOMES: If you annual William Westmoreland Open at Patri­ Center Stage luckily blessed with a wonderful p.m. at The Sounding Board Coffeehouse. The Sylvia Ira Gershwin South Windsor marks day CHAR&IN& a r e taking rent out your vacation home, you ots Point Links. Organizers hoped to raise show, “ My One Nancy Pappas voice and a delightful sense of coffeehouse is in the First Church of Christ LION. WELL, place in the can write off your depreciation upwards of $20,000 for the Vietnam Veterans and Only,” on humor, Sheridan’s characteriza­ Congregational, 12 S. Main St., West Hartford. The Memorial Day parade in South Windsor SUCH A SCENE form of court Porter and maintenance costs that are Institute. stage at the tion of Mickey is a pleasure. Most Tickets at the door will be $11. Call 583-0841 for begins at 1 p.m. in front of the South Windsor Town VIVN'T decisions, IRS allocated to the rental use. An Westmoreland, who commanded U.S. forces performers do the song, “ The Coachlight reservations. Hall, near Wapping Five Corners. It proceeds to START WITH rulings and le- when your deductions exceed in Vietnam, lives in Charleston. Man I Love,” in a slow, somewhat Dinner Theatre Nevers Road Park via Sullivan Avenue and Sand LIONS. g i s 1 a t i V e your rental income, your loss The retired general introduced Hope as a i n East wistful manner. Sheridan deliv­ Hill Road. The grand marshal will be Maureen E. changes. may be deducted if your personal man of “ exceptional character and burning Windsor. ers the number in an angry Women’s crafts shown Bourn, who is South Windsor’s Teacher of the Tax attorney Eli J. Warach of current rules, your annual medi­ use of the home doesn’t exceed patriotism.” fashion, loading the lines with Year. (1) 14 days or (2) 10 pecent of the “ There is nobody that any veteran — After all, who could fault a mailed by a Russian spy. In an Prentic-Halland I have compiled cal expenses are deductible only great irony and cynicism. to the extent that they exceed 7.5 rental time, whichever is greater. particularly the veterans of Vietnam — know score which offers such tunes as effort to win the elegant and A craft fair featuring women artisans is planned In Nevers Park, Maj. Gen. Richard Stephenson, a few of the more significant for Saturday from 11a.m. to 5:30 p.m., in front of developments: percent of your adjusted gross and respect more than Bob Hope,” said “ How Long Has This Been Going refined swimmer’s affection, the Equally engaging is Marsh, a a commander of the U.S. Army Aviation Systems, Under a new government rul­ RECENTLY A AWSS is income. And for executives co­ Westmoreland, who noted that Hope made On,” “ Nice Work if You Can Get aviator gets mixed up with a tap-dance whiz whose Broadway Common Ground Book Store, 200 W. Center St. If it will speak at 2; 45 p.m. There will be a ing, one man rented out his OF VINOSAUR TRACKS WERE VISCOYEREV IN MUTUAL FUND EXPENSES. vered by company health plans, eight trips to Vietnam to entertain troops. It,” “ Wonderful,” and “ The Man bootlegging minister and a tap- credits include “Eubie” and rains, the fair will be June 3. Call 649-9380 or Revolutionary War battle re-enactment and an vacation home for 80 days during AUSTRALIA WHICH RECORDED AN ANCIENT A In order to decrease your invest­ this has just about put an end to I Love” ? dancing philosopher, then stages “ The Tap Dance Kid.” But this 524-9874 for more information. exhibit of antique cars and Sikorsky and Bell the year. He and his family used it ment risk, you may have pur­ medical deductions. And no one who loves great a raid on a desert harem where man does far more than dance. helicopters. Families are urged to bring picnic STA/^PCDE. APPARENTLY THE ANIN\ALS ^=zs for another 14 days. He also chased shares in a publicly An exception could be medi­ Jayne doesn’t blame Steve hoofing could remain neutral his lady love is hanging out. His elegant, somewhat supercil­ baskets. WERE FIRST BILLING AROUND, THEN THE - S donated a week’s use of the home traded mutual fund. "The ex­ cally necessary home improve­ about the tremendous dance This creates situations which ious mannerisms and mellow They’re full of hot air TRACKS INDICATED THEY TURNED ABRUPTLY ‘ A. to a local charity. The charity NEW YORK (AP) — Jayne Meadows was a ments you have to make on scenes choreographed by direc­ could try the patience of even the voice make his characters — the AND RAN IN ONE DIRECTION. SUPERIAAPOSED ON penses incurred to manage the auctioned off the week’s use and rising Hollywood star until she married Steve Balloons Over Bristol, an annual event sponsored Hot wheels in Coventry account of an illness or medical tor Connie Shafer. The stylish most gullible individual in the barber-and-image consultant, THEIR TRACKS ARE THOSE OF A fund are passed through to you. the highest bidder paid the Allen in 1954, but she doesn’t blame him for her roikAffwici As a result of a 1986 change in condition of a family member. tapping of Bernard J. Marsh orchestra. Could you imagine, for Mr. Magix, and the rather by the Bristol Jaycees, will be held this weekend at The Swinging 60s Car Club will host a car show ore lUf CAHNIVOnOUS VINOSAUn charity fair market rental for lost career. & the law, thes expenses could not This is the kind of big-dollar, alone is probably worth the price example, how two reasonably notorious nightclubber. Rev. J.D. Bristol Eastern High School, Route 229. More than tonight from 6:30 to 9:30 at 3466 Main St., Coventry. that week. Her husband still feels guilty, but she says in be used to offset your taxable one-shot expense that could put of admission. intelligent individuals could Montgomery — the highlights of 60 colorful hot-air balloons from around the country Music and food of the era will be featured, along the June issue of Lear’s magazine: “ He’s not to the show. income from the fund. Rather, you near or over the 7.5 percent Double trouble; The IRS said Looking for striking costumes? crash on Staten Island, across will be launched Saturday and Sunday at 6 a.m. and with the autos. Admission is free, but donations will blame. My anger is really directed at me. I they were grouped with miscel­ mark. he can’t claim a charitable You’ll find those, too, put together* from Perth Amboy, N.J., and yet Where Marsh and Sheridan 6 p.m. Admission is free. T-shirts and pins will be be accepted to go to the Muscular Dystrophy allowed it all to happen. I say to myself, ‘How by Alan Michael Smith. From laneous itemized expenses, which The home improvement counts deduction for his donation. The could you have been so trusting? So naive? So believe themselves to be ma­ play their characters to the hilt, sold to cover the cost of the event. There will also Association for its patient service program. The are only deductible to the extent as a medical expense only to the stupid?’’ ’ elegant pre-Depression evening rooned on an exotic tropical isle? but don’t go overboard, Don Stitt be a craft fair Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. in tax law prohibits deductions for program helps patients obtain transportation and they exceed 2 percent of your extent the costs exceed any donations of the use of property. wear to some supposedly home­ But somehow, these peculiar pushes his blackmailing Russian the school’s cafeteria. She says their marriage was strengthened orthopedic aids. Dr. Gott adjusted gross income. increase in your home’s value. made nightclub outfits (parodies permutations of plot don’t pres­ spy into the realm of self-parody. Tax-saving idea; Instead of when they did “ The Steve Allen Show” Bottom line — Your taxable For example, suppose you install giving the use of the home to the of the one worn by Chiquita ent much of a problem, as long as Chorus dancers are, as usual, Peter Gott, M.D. together in the early 1960s, although she says income from the fund could be an air conditioning system to charity, Smith could rent it out for Banana), these are, indeed, glad the music sounds great and the excellent in this production. The Allen became involved with a singer on the rags. higher that the net income you alleviate your child’s asthma. an additional week. Then he show. dancing looks marvelous. audience won’t soon forget the actually received. The systm cost $10,000 and it So if all of these elements work The pivotal characters in all of ’’fish chorus,” four female Cinema donates the extra rent he receives They went into therapy together, and Now. though, there is good increases your home’s value by to charity. well together, who cares about a this nonsense are the aviator, dancers who “ swim” in a produc­ Meadows says, “ The whole experience small matter like a plot? This news. A 1987 law change allowed $6,000. So your medical expense is brought us closer. ... I took off the rose-colored Billy, played by Jack Doyle, and tion number meant to showcase New results: (1) The additional show, like “ Anything Goes” and your expenses to offset fully your $4,000. glasses.” the swimmer, Edythe, done by Edythe’s talents. HARTFORD taxable rent is offset by the many others of the era, has a Connie Kunkle. They are strong MANCHESTER noon, 2:30, 5, 7:30,10. — How I Got Into income from the fund, but only for There are types of improve­ The production of “ My One and Cinema City— Geftino It Right (R) FrI UA Theaters East — Rain Man (R) FrI charitable deduction Smith gets most bizarre and mixed-up story performers, without being ex­ 7:10, 9:40; Sat and Sun 1:30, 4, 7:10,9:40. College (PG-13) Frl-Sun9:25.— Indiana Headaches tied two years. A 1988 law change ments automatically treated as Only” makes a fine escape on a 8; Sat and Sun 2, 5, 8. — Dangerous 7‘ ’," .^ 1 t-"®* Crusade (PG-13) FrI for his cash donation. (2) Smith Harris to seek clemency iine. — Scandal (R) FrI 6:50, 9:20; Sat and Ualsons (R) FrI 7:15, 9:45; Sat and Sun inadvertently made this benefit not increasing your home’s value. traordinarily engaging. Each has hot spring or summer evening. It Sun 1, 3:50, 6:50, 9:20. — Little Vera FrI 7,9.45; Sat and Sun 11,1:45,4:30,7,9:45. picks up larger depreciation and A feisty lady mechanic is in 2^:10, 4:40, 7:15, 9:45. — The Dream permanent. Under current rules, You can deduct these in full, with WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. (AP) — Jean Harris, a few outstanding scenes, but continues through July 2. 7, 9:30; Sat and Sun 1:15, 3:40, 7,9:30. — maintenance writeoffs attributa­ love with a barnstorming aviator, even these pale by comparison Heathers (R) FrI 7:20, 9:50; SatandSun 2.15,4:35,7:15,9:35. — Heavy metal (R) to food allergy mutual fund expenses passed the Internal Revenue Service’s who killed Scarsdale Diet developer Herman 1:45, 4:10, 7:20, 9:50. FrI and Sat midnight. — The Rocky blessing, as long as they are ble to the extra week’s rental. (3) but he adores a champion with those of two second-tier Nancy Pappas is a reporter for through to you will not be subject Tarnower, will apply for executive clemency EAST HARTFORD ^9V?'‘^?'^ture Show (R) FrI and Sat medically necessary. Among And he still meets the 14 days-10 swimmer who’s being black- performers, Bernard J. Marsh the Manchester Herald. midnight. — pink Floyd, The Wall (R) to the 2 percent deduction floor. even though state guidelines indicate she is Showcase Cinemas 1-9 — I'm Gonna FrI and Sat midnight. Rating guide DEAR DR. GOTT: For almost two years I’ve had them: Constructing entrance and percent test, so any loss on the ineligible. Olt You Sucka (R) FrI-Sun 12:25, 2:15, textbook migraines with no visual auras but pain in M EDICAL EXPENSES. Under rental could be deducted. 4:25, 7:50, 10:15, 12:10. — K-9 (PG-13) exit ramps to your home; lower­ Her lawyer, Michael Kennedy, said on VERNON Motion Picture Association of Amer­ my upper jaw on one side. I take Fiorinal without Frl-Sun 12:40,2:50,5:10,7:40,9:55,11:55. Cine 1 A 2 — Rain Man (R) FrI 7,9:40; ica rating definitions: Thursday that Harris, 66, would write another — See No Evil, Hear No Evil (R) Frl-Sun Sat and Sun 1 ;3o, 4, 7, 9;4o. _ Dangerous G — General audiences. All ages codeine when I get them and walk to keep my weight 12:35, 2:45, 4:55, 7:15, 9:45, mldnloht. — admitted. letter to Gov. Mario Cuomo seeking clemency. Pet Sematarv IR) Frl-Sun 12:50, 3,5:15, down. I now have permanent hot spots on my face, ‘Arts in the Garden’ is coming 4.45, 7.10,9;30. — The Rescuers (R) Sot PG — Parental guidance suggested. Kennedy said he would file it in August, when 7:20, 9:50, 12:05. — Indiana Jones and and Sun 1:15, 3. Some material may not be suitable for and when I get a headache, they get painful and very A h n n n iio t nf ar*f i ct o • _ ^ the Last Crusade (PG-13) Frl-Sun noon, Harris will have served S'h years of her A bouquet of artistic endeavors Society and Ragtime Dancers, children. red. Could the hot spots and headaches be allergies? Get an accurate appraisal hors d’oeuvres and desserts, 2:25, 4:50, 7:30, 10, 12:20. — Pink 15-year-to-life term for the March 10, 1980, will be showcased at the “ Arts in statewide performing groups Cadillac (PG-13) Frl-Sun 12:15, 2:40, 5, WILLIMANTIC PG-13 — Special parental guidance We like to eat out often but between dieting and wine, beer, soda, punch and , — X ’ (PG-13) FrI strongly suggested (or children under shooting of Tarnower, the Garden” festival, a communi­ with Manchester members. ~ Dreams 7:15; Sat and Sun 12:40, 2:50, 5:05, 7-15 13. Some material may be Inapprap- headaches, it’s really frustrating. tywide celebration of the per­ coffee, all donated by area (PG) Frl-Sun 12:05, 2:20, 4:35, 7, 9:25, — Pink Cadillac ( PG-13) FrI 7:30,10; Sat rlate far young children. DEAR BRUCE: My mother-in-law has deter­ “ I am told the counsel to the governor said Returning performers include restaurants, caterers and 11:45. — Malor League (R) Frl-Sun and Sun noon, 2:30,5, 7:30,10. — See No R — Restricted. Under 17 requires mined that she wants to sell the home she lives in Harris is not eligible to apply again this year,” forming, visual and culinary arts, a string quartet and trombone 12:10,2:35,4:45,7:05,9:30,11:40. -R o a d accompanying parent or adult DEAR READER: Migraine is sometimes asso­ individuals. House (R) Frl-Sun 12:10, 2:30,4:40,7:10, Evil, Hear No Evil (R) FrI 7:40,9:50; Sot and move into some type of facility where she will said Kennedy. “ That is not my understanding planned by the Manchester Arts players from the Manchester and Sun 1:10, 3:20, 5:3(1, 7:40, 9:50 — guardian. ciated with vascular abnormalities in areas other Miller said “Arts in the 9:35, 11:50. — How I Got Into College Field ot Dream (Pg) FrI 7,9:20; Satond X — No one under 17 admIHed. Some receive partial care. The home is fully paid for — it and we’re going to make the application Council for June 3.

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Indemnity Duties Include; filing terholl Colonial In bedroom ranch with newer Cope beautifully Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and hold hormless the Man­ appointment. 289-1971. cretory. Salary and Call Mr. Bellas, 647- prestigious area of fine attached garage. oil spill in Alaska and expectations of The anticipated growth in foreign and retrieving medical 9946. decorated and Immac­ From labor travails to terrorist since March 9. chester Herold, Its officers records, assist prepar­ BODKKEEPER. FuTl hours negotiable. well built homes. Solid $162,000. 649-2929. possible short oil supplies. travel is largely because of the and employees ogolnst any Write Boc FF, c/o ulate with skylltes In threats to rising fuel prices to aging Together, the rivals have captured Jet fuel, one of the biggest costs in rebounding dollar, analysts say. U.S. ing dolly schedule. charge with expe­ brick construction, HEBRDN. C h a rm in g two bedrooms, formal and all liability, loss or Apply In person be­ Monchester Herold. PERSON to work 2pm- first floor den or family planes, the nation’s airlines face an estimated $6 million to $7 million a the airline industry, has jumped to currency has been surging in value expense. Including attor­ rience In accounts re­ 9pm cleaning shower- ranch, three bed­ dining room. Great neys’ fees, arising from tween lOom and 6pm. ceivable, accounts BULLDCZER operotorto room, fireplace, wol- rooms, fireplaced liv­ neighborhood for daunting challenges as their busiest day in revenue lost by Eastern, which about 65 cents a gallon from 58.7 cents against the Japanese yen. West Sport: M edicine of operate D-3 Cot. Must /locker room focllitv. kup attic and two cor season begins with the Memorial Day claims of unfair trode practi­ payable, general Morlbourgh Glaston­ ing room, cozy fomllv children and In mint has been virtually grounded by the in February, before the March 24 German mark and British pound in ces, Infringement of trode- Manchester, 155 Moln ledger, personal com­ be able to fine grade garage. Speclol home room, plus finished condltlon.$152,900. weekend. walkout that started March 4. Exxon tanker spill that delayed recent weeks. This means it takes morks, trade names or pot- Street, Monchester. puter experience help­ and do oil around bul­ bury area. Pold health, for special people! life and retirement basement, two cor att­ Anne Miller Real Est­ Nonetheless, industry analysts and The extra profits have given many shipments of crude oil to refineries. fewer dollars to vacation in Japan and ents, violation of rights of B A K ER Y Clerk position. ful. Send resume to: ldozing. Full time em­ $269,900.Anne Miller ached garage, large ate, 647-8000.O privacy and Infringement of ployment with benef- plans. Coll Arbor Acres Real Estate, 647-8000.D deck, lovely lands­ travel agents expect a strong summer big airlines a cushion against surging Projections by Avmark Inc., an Europe than it did a year ago. copyright and proprietory Port time hours work­ Controller, Dynamic Form 633-4681 exten­ for air travel as stable fares at home ing In on excellent en­ Metal Products, 967 Its. Coll 742-5317, 8-5. caped yard. Asking MANCHESTER. Extra fuel prices, sparing them from aviation consulting concern, suggest In addition, international airlines rights, unfair competition sion 360 between 9om- A FABULO U S Ansoldl large Duplex. Dwners and a more valuable dollar abroad lure increasing fares, Marckesano and and libel and slander, which vironment. Good stort­ Parker Street, Man­ 12;30pm. eoe. $168,000. Coll for ap­ jet fuel costs will rise even more in like Pan Am are sharply discounting may result from the publica­ ing wages. Coll More chester, C T 06040. eoe. HELPING PEDPLE sa­ built seven room Co­ pointment. Principals side bos seven rooms, vacationers. others suggested. lonial. Three bed­ two boths, plus un- years ahead, hitting at least 80 cents a fares to Europe this summer. Pan tion of any advertisement In Incorporated. 646-5718. tisfy their needs and DISHWASHER. Full and only. 228-9513.______"I think it’s going to be a record gallon by century’s end. Am’s foreign passenger traffic rose 1.9 Sl­ the Manchester Herald by Get the Wont Ad hobit... wonts ... that's what wont rooms, T/j baths, first heoted rooms onthird Eastern’s sister carrier Continental port time. Uniforms BDLTDN. By owner. floor. Tenants side has summer,” said Louis Marckesano, an Airlines announced last month that it The apparent slowdown in the percent in December 1988 from a year advertiser. Including adver- P A R T T IM E persons to read and use the little ods ods ore oil about. and meals provided. floor fomllv room and Large ranch with att­ airline analyst for Janney Montgo­ flsements In onv tree distri­ provide support for el­ In Clossified regularly. laundry, fireplace, five rooms, three bed­ was raising its “MaxSaver” discount economy, credited in part to higher earlier. But it dropped 8.6 percent in bution publications pub­ Marco Polo Restau­ ached garage, sun deck rooms, New vinyl sid­ mery Scott Inc., a Philadelphia derly lady. Flexible FU LL time delivery. In- rant, 1250 Burnside shinv hardwood floors, and potential for In-law fares by up to 18 percent. But interest rates that have discouraged January and 14 percent in February — lished by the Manchester AUTOMCTIVE lot ot- cludes heavy lifting. summer porch, polio, ing. Excellent condi­ securities firm. Herald. Penny Sleffert, hours. Older persons Avenue, East Hartford, apartment with private Continental, often a price leader, consumers from spending, appears to largely because of the Dec. 21 encouraged to apply. tendent. Full time posi­ Fold trolnlno. $5.25 per storage house In rear tion. Potential for Publisher. tion available. Must be CT. 289-2704. entrance. Nicely moln- three family.Realty The airline industry has been turned recently retracted the fare increase have had little effect on air travel. explosion of a U.S.-bound flight over Coll 647-9357 after 6pm. hour. 643-2717. yard. Immediate occu­ tolned seven plus self motivoted, hove pancy. Timber Troll In World, Benoit, on its head, with competition growing after other carriers failed to match its Robert Joedicke, an analyst at Scotland that has been blamed on a I LOST rooms. Dne plus acres. Frechette Associates, JE W E L R Y Soles. Port good driving record Classified ods serve the Service man for rv. Manchester. $239,900. Private pork like yard. fiercer and takeover raiders swarm­ initiative. Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc. in New terrorist bomb. Coll Peter Reeve or Jackson 8i Jackson 646-7709.D IN BRIEF But Pan Am’s overseas traffic has AND FOUND time, veor round soles people today ... lust os Full or part time. $220,000. Principals ing over profitable Northwest That could signal an end, at least York, expects passenger traffic this position. Flexible Chris Hoffman for In­ they hove since our coun­ Will train. Apply Real Estate, 647-8400.O only. 649-8990 or 522- Airlines. been picking up and is expected to post hours. Apply In person: terview at 647-7077. Bank unit joins chamber temporarily, to what had been a trend summer to be at least as good as last LOST: Male cal. Vicinity try's bealnnlng. Read and Blonstein Camping MANCHESTER. Conve- 5593. BOLTON LAKE But the industry’s biggest trauma of rising fares. Air tariffs have year within the United States and an increase for May, spokeswoman of Ellington Road, Diamond Showcase, use them regularly. 643- nlently located six The Chemical Pamela Hanlon said in New York. South Windsor. Block Manchester Porkode. Hundreds of readers turn 2711. Center, Rte. 83 By owner. Dpen house this year, a bitter labor strike at increased as much as 20 percent this “stronger than a lot of people think” to Classified every day room ranch In Man­ MANCHESTER. Bright Sunday, 12-3, 18 Connecticut Corp.. Air terrorism isn’t the only fear of ed with white big paws Vernon. chester. Features L-shoped ranch. Im­ Eastern Airlines, hasn’t resulted in the year over 1988, some analysts say. overseas. and smidge on nose. RN/LPN. Immediate searching tor some par­ Colonial Rd., Two with an office at 10 mass inconvenience to travelers that flying that has kept travelers away. Medical Core Center ticular Item. Will your od newer kitchen, formal peccable upkeep. Declowed. 644-9259. COOKS dining room and fin­ bedroom ranch, large State House originally was feared. “I don’t think there are going to be “Our business is up fairly substan­ Some would-be passengers are still has o port time opening be there? 643-2711. Three bedrooms, 1 'A vast increases in fares,” said Andrew tially for this summer over last year,” Reword!!! Experience line cook. EXECUTIVE CHEF ished family room. Sit­ baths, spacious family corner lot, appliances, Square in Hart­ wary of the stories about aging planes LOST: At AACC or vicin­ In their East Hartford Full time position uated on o lightly gas heat, completely Instead, it’s turned out to be a boon Geller, who follows the industry for said David Perelman, president of office for o nurse with room, formal dining ford. has joined the that break up in flight, despite the ity. Mothers wedding available immediately, WANTED wooded Y* acre lot. room and much more. renovated. Two storage Greater Manches­ for Eastern’s leading competitors. Provident National Bank in DMS Travel in New York City. recent flurry of orders for new aircraft recent acute or ambu­ RN/LPN buildings. Private beach. bond. Wide, gold with BAYLOR days and some For high volume food $169,000. Ftono Realty. $199,900. Flono Realty, ter Chamber of Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, Philadelphia. Bookings to Europe are running 15 by many big carriers seeking to heart of pave dia­ latory core expe­ 646-5200.a $141,900. Call 649-1704. Pan Am Corp. and USAir Group Inc., rience. The hours con­ 7am - 7pm and 7pm - evenings. Call Chris service operation in a 646-5200.D______Commerce. The halt to the fare spiral has percent to 30 percent above last rejuvenate their fleets. monds. Generous re­ 7am positiont every private club. Person MANCHESTER. L- MANCHESTER. Three ward. 647-9713. sist of two evenings per at Ellington Ridge Thomas J . week ond one weekend Saturday and Sunday. must have extensive Shoped Ranch on cul- bedroom Cope located MANCHESTER. Six For more Information Country Club room, three bedroom Saunders Jr. of 185 per month. Interested 872-9133. culinary background. de-sac. Immaculate In desirable nleghbor- Pine St.. Manches­ applicants coll Kim at pleaae call: Must also bo innovative, home much larger than hood. Close to shop­ Cope. A little T L C will Seabrook gets its license Director of Nursing, It appears form the ping centers and bus bring this home right ter. is account of­ I ANNOUNCEMENTS 721-7393, Mondoy- Crostflold creative, able to Frldov. 9-4. supervise staff, and front. Porter to Pitkin lines. Mature plont- up to par. Quiet street ficer with Chemi­ Convoloscont Homo. MEDICAL to Richard Rood. with easy access to H E E R L E A D IN G Monchostor, 643-5151. vary menus. PosHion ings. Inside needs some cal Connecticut, an coach; Volunteer to HDUSECLEANER. SECRETARY/ $199,900. ^lono Realty, TL C . $134,900. Flono shopping and highway. to allow low-power testing Three-four hours located in Storrs. $134,900. Flono Realty, affiliate of the work with young girls TRANSCRIPTIONIST Excellent wage and 646-5200.P Reolty, 646-5200. □ Chemical Banking cheering tor youth weekly. $8. per hour. Naaded hiH tlma for orthop- MANCHESTER. Dpen VERNDN. Immaculate 646-5200.O Dwn transportation. NURSERY SCHOOL benefits. Send resume Corp.. head- SEABROOK, N.H. (AP) - Two times over budget, the $6 billion plant football league. 649- adlc practica. ExcaHani itart- and salary requirements house. May 27, 28, 29, home In excellent IM M A C U LA TE six room No smoking. Referen­ Ing lalary and banaflta. Sand Cope In Bower School quarted in New decades after the project was con­ has been the focus of the nation’s .X TEACHER to: P.O. Box F c/o 2-4pm. 170 Wetheroll move-ln condition. ces. 647-8261. 2S hourt par weak. Sapl-May. raaume lo Sports Madldns Street. Newlv remo­ Large family room In area. New kitchen, new York City. ceived, the Seabrook nuclear power anti-nuclear movement. Located on Raquiraa BA In appropriate and Orttiop^tcs of Man- Manchester Herald. windows. Coll Anne PART TIME flaw plus expartsnea teaebing deled five room Ranch, lower level with wet Chemical Con­ plant received its low-power atomic marshland less than two miles from chastsr, 155 Main St.. Man- new kitchen and ba­ bar. Nice yard. Root, Doemon. Blanchard 8> HELP WANTED Part time preschool pra-tchoolsra. Salary $0,000 chsslsr. Ct 06040 or call 645- necticut Corp.. testing license today. the state’s most popular beach, near Sand taaume by June 14 lo: throom with ceramic siding and storms ten Rossetto Realtors," teacher for fall. At 6387 balwssn 10sm-6pni. “The people here feel it’s really ACCOUNTING tile, new carpeting and years old. Eat In kit­ We're Selling Houses” Thomas Saunders with 40 employees Interstate 95 and only 40 miles from PART TIM E. Daytime, 20 Chestnut Hill M. Manoy in the state, four of about time,” elated plant executive Boston, Seabrook was the target of ■ f e e : - - YWCA Manufacturers finished hardwood chen with sliders to 646-2482.0 hours. Apply In person, Preschool. them at the Hartford office, provides mid-sized Edward Brown told reporters Thurs­ mass protests including one that Solvation Army 78 North INaio Stroot representative in floors. New applian­ potio. Realty World, FDREST HILLS. Dwner Call 649-8383 or Glastonbury is looking ces, oil burner, septic, day after a favorable court ruling in resulted in 1,414 arrests in 1977, then a Store,385 Brood Street, Maoebostor DESK CLERK Benoit, Frechette As- of this gorgeous four companies in Connecticut and Massachusetts 643-8684. for an individual lo root and vinyl siding. soclotes. 646-7709.P bedroom , 7^h both with services in commercial lending, cash Washington late in the day. record. Manchester. No phone ______spa______PART TIME coll please. assist in Ihe accounting Dne cor garage. Ce­ BDLTDN. Come and view home soys sell! We management, international finance, and in­ The court action cleared the way for Sixteen months ago, lead plant Looking for responaible department with ment potio, 60'x300' lot. this almost new nine think It's o great buy! vestment banking. the Nuclear Regulatory Commission owner Public Service Company of individual to work accounts payable, $134,900. 647-0420. room luxurious Com- Blonchord & Rossetto Chemical Banking Corp. is the nation’s to formally issue the low-power New Hampshire was forced by the f - - / j . NOTICE OF VACANCY DRIVER weekends. 12-6pm Sat., accounts receivable, MANCHESTER. Birch temporotv located on Realtors," We're Sel- t-6pm Sun. Pleasant Mt. area. Just reduced private two acre lot. llno Houses" 646-2482.n fourth largest bank holding company. It has license. NRC spokesman Frank In­ weight of its Seabrook debt to seek Wanted at once for credit and collection been in business more that 125 years and has gram said the commission staff bankruptcy reorganization, still in Office of Superintendent, Regional School atmosphere, excellent clerk to work on from $325,000. to Tiled foyers, spiral modern pharmacy in wages. Retirees $275,000. Dwner must stairway to library, more than 15.000 employees. granted the license shortly after 9 progress. District No. 8, Hebron, Andover, and large shopping computerized system. Welcome. Call 643-1555 Individual must work sell to settle estate. private 40x12deck. Coll MANCHE8TER Chemical Connecticut Corp. has been in a.m. today. Finished nearly three years ago, Marlborough, invites applications for the center. Ideal for Monday-Frklay, 8am-12. Unbelievable large Co­ for details. $395,000. Fl- The commission approved the move student or retiree. under minimal ono Realty, 646-5200. □ business for six years. Seabrook has remained idle princi­ following positions: supervision and will lonial Cope for this 341 Spring Street Flexible hours. Apply a week ago but delayed the paperwork pally because of Massachusetts Gov. work the hours price. Cne plus acre BD LTD N . Brond new cus­ Hebron School District - Building Custodians at once to Adorable, custom 7 NEC develops video game to allow for appeals. Michael Dukakis’ refusal to cooperate necessary to get the task lot, four bedrooms, Vh tom built wight room pharmacist. CASHIER/PHONE baths, formal dining room Ranch with over Now, Seabrook’s first chain reac­ in emergency planning. Based on a (3 positions). completed. Call Aida Contemporary In Birch NEW YORK (AP) — A Japanese company tion could start within two weeks. OPERATOR room, den/studv. eot- Mountain area. Hard­ 2000 square feet. study triggered by the Soviet nuclear Regional School District No. 8 - Building Liggett Pharmacy Morin at 633-8385. In kitchen, large family says it has come up with a new home video Plant officials said today they ex­ disaster at Chernobyl in April 1986, Hours Mon-FrI 5-9pm. All wood floors, beautiful Beautifully decorated, Custodians Level I and II (5 positions). Parlui4e day Saturday, B-5. room, attached two cor oak coblntrv. sliders to 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full game that offers more color and sharper pected to start preparations for the Dukakis declared that fall that safe Expsrisnea prsfsnad. Will garage. Must be seen. 404 West MMdk Tpka. deck off spacious fam­ baths, 2 fireplaces. graphics than Nintendo — at about twice the tests this weekend. evacuation of people around Seabrook All positions are new openings and offer contWar splitting ttw waak. SALES CLERK and M TS Builders, 646-2787 ily room. Four bed­ price. Ten years behind schedule and 10 could not be assured. Plaaaa call for an or 647-7623.______rooms, 7'h baths. Sits Lovely % acre lot. excellent benefits and work opportunities. appolnlmant, 646-4321. ASSISTANT TO Martin School area. NEC Home Electronics, a U.S. subsidiary of Salary depends on experience and training. BD LTD N lake front. First on o wooded 1.5 acre Japanese computer and telecommunications TEACHER SPECIAL LYNCH TOYOTA PHARMACIST lake, two bedrooms, lot. $299,900. Flono $202,500. Call for Effective start date Julv 1, 1989. Inquiries furnished Ranch. Reolty, 646-5200.g appointment, 643-8510. giant NEC, announced Tuesday it would begin PONTIAC Part time evenings. selling the new video game system in the fall. and letter of application should be made to: EDUCATION Available now thru MANCHESTER. Move-In Health care Issue Is key Pre-school. Part time No weekends. For June 30 and September condition. Three bed­ MANCHESTER. Lovely The new game “allows us to provide the user Michael R. Reilly (80%) to begin modern pharmacy in 1 thru June 30. Washer, room Cope In QuIet Ranch style homecom- over 10 times more color and 16 times bigger Assistant Superintendent September, 1989. WAREHOUSE a professional dryer. $600. monthly. neighborhood. Formal plete with above characters,” said Keith Schaefer, senior vice Connecticut certification 643-9382. dining room, eot-ln kit­ ground pool and deck. In talks by AT&T, unions required. Salary range atmosphere in president of NEC Home Electronics. Central Office HELP Manchester's largest MANCHESTER. Nine chen, finished family Four bedrooms, two $20,413.00 lo $36,319.20. Full time position room. Easy highway full baths, fireplaced 21 Pendleton Drive Closing dale June 2, Shopping center. Will room Spilt In one of available to work for Manchester's finer access. $137,900. Flono living room, formal Existing-home sales fall WASHINGTON (AP) - With two Thursday as the unions accused Hebron/ CT 06248 1989. Applications at train. Excellent pay. days left before contracts affecting AT&T of withholding data on its Board of Education wholesale distributor. neighborhoods. Vinyl Realty, 646-5200.O dining room and nice WASHINGTON (AP) - Sales of existing about 160,000 telephone workers ex­ medical care costs. 228-9417/643-4210 Dffice, 4 South Diversified duties See pharmacist or sided one owner home MANCHESTER. Just re­ kitchen with breakfast homes fell by 1.2 percent in April, the fourth EiMleville Road, Slorrs, including; shipping, Ann. features a flreploced duced price. This four bar. $169,900. D.W. Fish pire, negotiators for AT&T and its But an AT&T spokesman said the caw Reolty, 643-1591.0 consecutive monthly decline, as rising mort­ 5/10/89 C T 06238 or 429-3349. receiving, word first floor family room. bedroom colonial unions find themselves sparring over company had produced most of the aoe processing and LIGGETT PARKADE Four bedrooms, 7'h offers o lot of privacy MANCHESTER. New gage rates continued to take their toll on the the issue that has dominated the talks information requested by the unions PHARMACY housing industry, a real estate trade group inventory control. baths. Plontoenloythe on spacious wooded Listing! Great starter from the outset — health care. and was in the process of compiling A NewspBpei^hUC^eUee Profrun pool In the nicely lands­ lot. Fresh pointed and or retirement home. reported Thursday. Good opportunity with Parkade Shopping American Telephone & Telegraph the rest. growing company. Call Center caped private yard. redone. Ready to move Aluminum sided six The National Association of Realtors said Th e Q u iz The Manchester Herald SPEECH/LANGUAGE $235,000. In. Assumable mort­ room Cope. All new says its employers have to help pay The talks were continuing today and PATHOLOGIST Elliot 643-6773. 404 W. Middle Tpke. that existing single-family homes were sold at more for health care, which cost the publicly both sides expressed hope of MANCHESTER. Nice gage possible. V h per­ windows, screens and Worldscopc (10 pom s for each queshoo anawered comedy) Mansfield Elementary a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.36 company $1 billion last year. But the reaching a settlement before current size Colonial with first cent. Coll for more storms. Fully op- million units last month, the slowest annual school. Part Time floor family room. Information. Jennifer pllonced. Close to'oil unions, the Communications Workers contracts expire at 11:59 p.m. EDT needed to work In SCHOOL Highlights Include cne- 561-4978 or evenings convenlences.$125,900. rdte in 14 months. grades pre-school liqJBUSINESS of America and the International Saturday. The unions have yet to jldlOPPOBTUNITIES trol olr, natural wood- 646-7576. Realty World Sentry Real Estate, 643- The April decline followed sales decreases of Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, make a formal offer of their own — through 4th. Preference PSYCHOLOGIST work, hardwood House Sellers. 4060.O 2.3 percent in March, 2 percent in February Patrick Flynn/Mancheatar Herald given to Individuals with ManafIsM Public schools for counter by saying the profitable AT&T made its proposal Monday — early childhood experi­ Saptembor. IsaS. Full tlnw floors, fireplace, 2'/b and 9.4 percent in January. company is demonstrating its greed. but could do so today. UPSTAIRS — Two people view the offices of Fuss & O'Neill ence. Connecticut state stomsntary position. baths and on abun­ The weakness in sales this year has been And, despite the public optimism, license In Spweeh/Lan- Mastara dM iss and SNACK dance of closets. “AT&T spends megabucks urging Consulting Engineers, 146 Hartford Road. An open house was Connsclicut Csrtificatlon $173,900. D.W . Fish ADVANCED TILE WORKS blamed on rising home mortgage rates, Americans to reach out and call our both sides are making extensive guage Pathology re­ requirsd. Prsfsrsnca givsn reflecting efforts by the Federal Reserve to held by the firm last week at its quarters in the former office quired. ASHA, CCC-SLP to Individuals arith VENDING Realty. 643-1591 .□ •Complete Bathrooms •Ceramic relatives to make sure they’re OK, but preparations for a strike. Union Preferred. Closing dale sxpsrisncs with atomantary Banker’s hours. Let MANCHESTER. Nine fight inflationary pressures by tightening the the only reaching the company is leaders have hinted they will not call a building of Cheney Bros. The building is in the Cheney Historic June 2,1969. Applica­ and pra-school IsvsI. •Jacuzzis •Marble your money work room Spilt In one of supply of credit. doing is into its employees’ pockets,” walkout immediately but likely would District and was once used by Manchester Community College tions at Board of Educa­ Closing data June 2, 1986. Manchester's finer •Tllework •Parquet tion Cffice, 4 South Ea- Appllcationt at Board of for you. Earn up to •Decks •Pattern Plus IBEW President Jack Barry said do so if an agreement is not reached. before it was renovated for use by the engineering firm. Education OfSca, 4 South neighborhoods. Vinyl glesvllle Road, Storrs, EagIsvIHe Road. Slorri. C T $2500 a month part sided one owner home •Outdoor Walks •Bluestone C T 06268 or 429-3349. I O n Sunday, May 7, these people wailed in lino to vote in Panama 06268 or 429.3349. features o flreploced •Brick aoa time. Company •Countertops CHy. The election took place as U.S. and opposition supporters first floor family room. charged that aulhcwilirs would resort lo fraud lo ensure vklcMy established Four bedrooms, 7'h Commercial & Residential lor Carlos Duque, the candklale backed by Panamanian leader account. $12,250 Think of what you can do with General ..f... baths. Plan to enjoy the Save up to 75% on materials in Stock investment. Call pool In the nicely lands­ FREE ESTIMATES 2 In voting lo acquit O th e r NiMlh, M atchw ords CUSTOMER BILLING all the extra space you’ll have OEAR.SNCW several {urors said they saw M r. caped private yard. RETAIL MBiCHANCtSE (9 poena tor each correct nwich) 1-800-637-8933. # North as a (C H O O S i O N E : hero, $235,000.D.W. Fish 657-4053 MOTORCYCLES • FURMTURE scapegoat) in the Iran-contra 1-fraud a-Irkkery REPRESENTATIVE Realty, 643-1591.0 when you use A Space Station TIRES .OFFICE RUES aHak. ^VOLKSWAr.FM^VOLKSWAGEN IturINC BULOHra MATERUUJS 3*acquit b -N M cIh r The Connecticut Water Company is seeking a CARS.UraaAQE responaible individual for diversified customer to store your surplus... ) Education Secretary (CHOOSI DANIEL WEINBAUM DECORA'ECORATIOM».<' ON E: lauro Caeaios. Louis SuMi 3-slagnant c>beg billing duties for our Northern division in East Talk FURMTURE What’s Your Pleasure? van) recently issued a crilkal Windsor. Starting wage is $6.75 to $7.50 HIES report saying that the nation's Manchester — j ^ - schooK have remained **slag- depending on experience or formal training. A new listing. An operating business making signs and 24 TOLLAND TURNPIKE e-rule Good math skills a plus. Excellent entry level (pni 'Tc 82) sw *??. nant" in recent yearv S-urge selling engraving machines. Start your own buaineaa. The Most Convenient,.. 4 lormerCamliodianleaderPrirMe position. This 40 hour/week position will begin in Asking *66,900 which includes a large inventory. VERNON, CONN. 06066 People & Sports We offer free, unlimited access to your storage Norodom Sihanouk rec ently said early June and continue through September. Manchester — (203) 649-263{l he is prepared to be head ol (S povns tor each correct arwwcr) Send resume to or request applications from; *THANK YOU" space 7 days a week. All you do is store stale in a government (C H O O S E 1 fdm director Sergio Leone died rv- A 5 room 3 bedroom ranch thal's been reduced lo If you’re looking to buy a new or used car, your things, lock the door and keep ONE: including the Khmer rervlly. Lecme'a so-caHed "spaghetti THE CONNECTICUT WATER CO. *133,500 in ihe Keeney School district on a cuhde'aac. Town government does not Rouge, dominated by Viet- westerns" made lighl-Npped actor Special financing available. stop in and ask for me! the key. a star. just happen. The programs, fumese-imlahed leaders). 93 W. Main St. A ndover — 5 Ih e Speaker ol the Iranian parlia­ 2 A copy ol Ihe script ol Orsen Welles' I sell and lease cars. efforts and new buildings Clinton, C T 06413 A lovely (olonial salt box on more than 2 ^ acres for*214, WOL ment recently urged (CHOOSE "C Mu en Kane" wNllie auctioned oil on eoe/aap and services are not ONE: Palestinians, Lebanese )une 21. the script is m arked up by Just a few years old. A huge deck and a 28x28 two car gMwgr guaranteed. They are the Moslems) lo kill Westerners lawyers lew newspaper pubUsher ~t.., Lx'aled on Si. wherever they find them aitd on whom the character ol Kane is result of considerable work, attack A m e rk an tftlerests world­ supposedly Erased. A ndover — NexI door lo the sail box is another 2 ^ acres for only sweat, tears and frustrations wide. 3 A last-second shut l»y M k h a cI Iordan ersabled Ihe C h k a g o lu lh to deleal Ihe CLERICAL *89.000. Over 375 feel road frontage. A super lot. Horses of dedicated local parsons (CHOOSE ONE: Cleveland CavaKers. allowed. who are trying to improve Atlanta Hawks) in Ihe IMsI icrund ol Ihe SUFFIELD BANK has a full time clerical position The Most New snam e N B A playolfs. available In our Glastonbury Office. Willington — ( IS povWi tar correct Tw o approved lots not too far from 1-84 on Jared Sparks our town. Do not forget to 4 Sunday Silence upset heavily lavored MANCHESTER $188,900 answer or emweis) Responsibilities in the Servicing Department will Rd. One is 2 plus and the other 3 plus acres. Only *75,000 give these officials a smile The Most Secure... Professional... (CHOOSi ONE: Awe Inspking, Easy FAST QUALITY PRINTING I recently upset tome / Coer) lo win the Kentucky Derby at include set-up of new consumer loans on the PRISTINE CAPE! each but all offers given careful consideration. and a pat on the back. They Your possessions are protected by an A Space Station is Connecticut's best other tu sh admlnis* /' hislock ChurrhiB Downs. computer system, maintaining accurate LocatBd In a lovely area. Seven rooms with 3 Iralion oflkiab by i South Windsor — are working for us. They en clo ^ perimeter, security lighting, and self-storage ccxnpetny. Our facilities are 5 Construction was Ivegsm recervtly on a information regarding insurance and all closed ■predktifTf that M ik­ bedrooms and 2 baths. Fireplaced living room A 12 acre and a 21 acre parcel for *196,000 ♦ *250,000 new Comkfcey Park, w h k h has been need an occasional "thank hail Gorbachev's re­ consumer loans. Candidates must possess good and family room. First floor family room with respectively. Call for more information. Just reduced letters folding a resident manager. always well-maintained and all are supervised the borne ol the Chkago (CHOOSE form efforts would you”. O N I: Culw. While Sov) lor more than communication skills, as well as, the ability to Slate floor and large deck. This is an * 102,000 . by professional managers. laiL W h o am I and M years. The new park wiB open in handle diversified responsibilities with strong letterhearls collating what Cabkiel posi­ immaculate home — "move-in” condition. If Coventry — 1991. lieMiedliiCT IHO tion d o I holdt attention to details. We offer competitive salaries you are looking for a new home; don’t miss Would you care lo buy a brand new cape on just over an graphic design and company paid benefits. For further seeing this onel Call us. acre of land on Merrow Rd.? This 2,000 square fool lo be mailings Leo X Barrett, P.C. >A Space Station you* SCOtK 91 lo 100 poirns — TOR SCOMi • iloOOpovns-lJweirjn. 71 vaiOpami - Good 6lio70po«Mi- built (the foundation will be in soon) is going to have a HOURS Information, please contact the Human newsleiters menus Attorney Ai( Law • KnowWdar UnannwA Inc 5 -l»a »______Resources Department. wraparound deck, 2VA baths, cherry cabinets and all oak CT. TOLL FREE Monday to Salurday SAM lo 7:30PM trim. If you like country living call us tociay. 'SOUTH WINDSOR answers t o the q u iz l^lS-44-LAW ^ Sunday 2tOAMlo4PM SUFFIELD BANK 282 Chapel Road ■Of D. F. REAL^ INC. (203) 645-6385 Manchetter' I4»4MIS5 wd.oiMi. li u M H iM -l iSlriO dS Y lld O J d 1ST Mountain Road REM. ESTATE Jack J. Lappen Realty y i !*., 'ri-t ‘ r - i !sa»o«H3ivw 175 Mila SL Miaclmttr 164 E)asi Center St., Manchester, CT , Hartford • SST'IIM i> AMiouof 'ioiM .0 y.ia ^itxvNSMJN Snffiold, CT 06078 M44S2S Your calt$ pr* roiurnod doUy. ^Aner loci^Done mcvuoe. 2 8 9 - 8 3 5 5 -.uyfyt ______(203) 668-1261 oxt 307 ______6 4 3 -4 2 6 3 2 Craftsman Rd. East Windsor, Ct. 06088 :w >n.r}o».vf tt.oS.d.yy-t "MODSaidOM kiNxwJwwy: Brick. Cnxitoid. Und«n. E.Hwiavw. Hwkan»«d(. J«w y Oy. Oiwxw. HwrtMXi. In ConnacUcul: Bridgeport, MyodcrOiotan, Milord. ZO — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. May 26, 1989

HOMES APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR RENT I TAG I CARS ( ( ^ S A L E S SALES FOR SALE MANCHESTER.F iv e rooms In two family. ^ Spccioli^^Dciff! NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ MANCHESTER. 719 East TOYOTA Tercel, 1980. MANCHESTER $725 per month. Heat, eral Statute 23-65 prohibits Middle Tpke. Satur­ Good running condi­ By owner. 6 room, 3 hot water.No pets. 647- the posting of odverttse- day, M ay 27, 9-3. Multi- tion. $500. or best offer. bedroom Colonial In 7009 otter 5pm.______I ments by o n v person, firm or 646-6524 after 6pm. r^CLEANING CARPENTRY/ corporation on a telegraph, family and estate sale. excellent condition. IVi Furniture, records, ca­ baths, formal dining ONE bedroom apartment 12iJ SERVICES REMODELING telephone, electric light or M USTANG Cobra, 1979. room, eat-ln kitchen, for rent. June 1st. $360. ■ELECTRICAL power pole or to a tree, meras, books, lewelry V-8,302, four speed, air shrub, rock, or any other and many other Inter­ large fireplaced living per month. Heat, hot RENIE & JOEY conditioning, power room, oak cabinets and water, appliances. 644- natural object without o writ­ esting Items. steering, power JANITORIAL SERVICES FARRAND REMODIl ING ten permit for the purpose of floors, gas heat, 8429 after 6pm.______DUMAS ELECTRIC brakes. Good looking COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - Room additions, decks, roof­ Service changes, I aluminum siding, protecting Itorthepubtlcand car. $1,400 or best offer. MANCHESTER. Twoand INDUSTRIAL ing, siding, windows and gutt­ additional wiring and corries a fine of up to $50 for CARS beautifully landscaped. 3 bedroom apartments. HONEST a DEPENDABLE ers. All types of remodeling and eoch offense. 645-1577.______Seller will pay up to repairs on exicting FOR SALE Security and referen­ CALL NOW: 295-8766 repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. AIv n u a l flea market. MAZDA RX7 LS, 1980. $2,000 of buyers closing homes. Quality work at ces a must. Call 645- Bus. 647-8509 Manchester Grange. CHEVROLET, 84, Ca­ Garaged winters, low costs. Principals only. 8201. 646-1594 affordable prices. 205 Olcutt Street. June $159,000. 043-6287. Res. 64S-6849 price Classic, four mileage. $3,200 or best MANCHESTER. Four Entirely owner operated. 3, 9-2. Food available. door. $4,900. 875-7308. offer. 742-6141.______room apartment In two S 6 S Noma Imprevemeata 27 years exp. Call Information call 528- 1978 CHEVEY Caprice MANCHESTER. New LAWN CARE 8015. Rain date June 10. Ford Pinto, 1977. Excel­ Listing! Lovely well fomlly house. Applian­ aatl Repair Joseph Dumas lent body, good run­ estate wagon.Recent maintained three bed­ ces, heat and hot wa­ "No Job Too Sm tII" 646-5253. ning condition. $500 repairs.Too good to room Colonial with 2Vi ter, two car parking. YARD MASTERS Dw*s, Porchts, Bhmeock, PWnang. M AN CH ESTER. 78 Fln- lunk.Needs engine. 643- Wndowi, Rooflnq FiimInB. ley Street. Frlday- firm. 649-5123. baths and first floor Adults preferred. Yard cleaned. 2880. Available Imme- ArkSHons, and Qsnsral nsnovaBona Monday, M ay 26-29, OLDSMOBILE Cutlass laundry on a beauti­ Trees cut, Quality Work At 9-4pm. Antiques, furni­ Supreme, 1981. Diesel, fully landscaped deep dlately. Security and {HEATING/ references. 647-1478. Have dump truck, Affordable Prices PLUMBING ture, arts and crafts, four door, loaded. Ask­ CARDINAL private lot. $164,900. Free Eatimataa ing $1250. 646-2359. Susan Donahue, Sentry MANCHESTER. Large will haul. china, household Licensed and Fully Insured Items, bikes, tools, etc. BUICK Skylark 72 clas­ BUICK, INC. Real Estate, 643-4060.O three bedroom apart­ 643-9996 Call Steve ment. Available June 1. M&M OIL MANCHESTER. 174 sic. Runs good, excel­ 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 MANCHESTER. New 646-1143 Cooper Street. M ay 26, lent Interior. Needs 1988 Chev Conver Van *17999 Listing! Very private $725. per month plus P L U M B IN G 6 H E A T IN G utilities. Security and CARPENTRY/ 27, 28. 9-4. Moving, some work. $750. or 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 country location for MRK • Oil Burner Service A Sales everything must sell. best offer. 742-0319. 1988 Buick Century *11990 this six room Ranch references reaulred. REMODELING 643-1082. ( • Automatic Oil Delivery 1987 Pont Grand Am *8280 with two car tandem HOME M AN CH ESTER. 129 West garage. Large M ANCHESTER. Three Vi McLamey Home • Well Pumps Sales & Service Center Street. M ay 27, SCHALLER 1987 Buick Skyhawk *7980 IMPROVEMENTS 1988 Buick Regal 2 Dr. SO LD screened porch, fully room apartment. Heat, Improvements • Water Heaters (Eiactrto a Oh ) 28and29,10-4pm. Multi ACURA QUALITY Fraa aatimatas A business built on family tag sale. House­ PRE-OWNEO AUTQS 1986 Chevrolet Cavalier *8990 appllarced ond fire- hot water, parking In­ • Bathroom A Kitchen •Dacke Integrityl 1988 Buick Elactra *10250 placed living room. cluded. Newly deco­ •Roofing Remodeling hold Items, baby 81 Mercury Cougar *3495 clothes, homemade Fully Equip., 20.000 Mllai 1988 Buick Century *8150 $174,500. Yoyo Carroll, rated. No pets. $575 per •Sheds Carpentry e Windows e • Senior Citizen Discounts •House painting crafts. 83 Buick LeSabre *4495 1985 Buick LeSabra LTD *6290 Sentry Real Estate, 643- month. Call F and D Siding * Kitchens e • Electric work by 4060.D______Annum, 649-6544. Auto, AK, 36000 Milas 1986 Buick LeSabre *8290 649-3331 Baths • Additions e Precision Electric SOUTH WINDSOR. 72 83 Ford Escort Wagon'2600 1985 Buick Someraat *7440 THIS dynamite five room MANCHESTER. Two Let us remodel your kitchen or Decks FREE ESTIMATES Norfhvlew Drive. Sat­ 4 BP664, St«rto. CtMO C«r urday, M ay 27, 9-4. 1966 Chrys LaBaron Wag M986 Paul Revere Cape Cod bedroom, four room bath from floor to celling. We Fully licensed & InsuredI 86 Mercury Lynx *3495 of Manchester's Lydall apartment. Stove, offer cabinets, vanities, Phone: 649-2871 Rain dote, Sunday. 4-8pG6d. Stereo. LIk# Ntw 1964 Eldorado Convert *14886 Woods Is In tiptop con­ heat, second floor countertops, whatever your Free estimates Something for 85 Honda CRX M495 needs are. Call RALPH everyone. B tpMd. 8t6f60, Sporty 81 Adams St. dition. Two bedrooms, walk-up. Central loca­ NADEAU at: 646-9656 baths, full walk-out tion. July 1. $580. per 83 Olds Regency *5995 Manchester 643-6004 SERVICES MANCHESTER. 60 Du­ va. Fully Losdad. Lika Ntw basement, fully ap- month. 649-2902. rant Street. M ay 27,8-4. 85 VW QTI *6495 649-4571 KHehen 6 Bath Deslga Ceirter painting/ pllanced kitche, one M ANCHESTER. Second Recllner, Maple $>tpd. A/C, Bitch car garage, private GSL Building Mainte­ rocker, telephones, 85 VW QTI *5995 floor, three room RENOVATIONS/PLUS PAPERING nance Co. Commercl- CHORCHES MOTORS rear yard. Easy to apartment. $500. per bench saw, gas conver­ 6-tpd. A/C. SINar maintain. Beautifully CUSTOM PUNTIN6 al/ResIdentlal building sion burner, some new 80 O akland St. month. Security and • Interior repairs and home Im­ MANY OTHERS TO Manchester, CT decorated. $149,900. references reaulred. • Exterior FRANK YOUNG Items all priced to sell. CHOOSE FROM provements. Interior 1068 C HRYSLER sth AVE •14,595 Jackson & Jackson 643-1577.______• Paper Hanging MULTI family. Trea- Real Estate, 647-8400.D PAINTING and exterior painting, 345 CENTER ST. 1058 SHELBY SHADOW <10,505 SPACIOUS six room flat. CARPENTRY light carpentry. Com­ sures accumulated MANCHESTER INVESTORS will lust Two bedrooms, enor­ • Custom Decks over the years. Hutch, 1058 DODG E ARIES *7.005 • Porcft Repaired plete lanitorlal ser­ love this three family mous kitchen, modern WALLPAPERING vice. Experienced, rel­ rugs, recess lighting 647-7077 1988 QM SIERRA P.U. *8.905 property on Spruce • Light Carpentry lamps, glassware, bath. $695. Includes iable, free estimates. 1088 DODGE SHADOW >8705 Street In Manchester heat, hot water and CEIUN6S/WALLS Interior/Exterior 643-0304. toys, linens and much (East Center Street garage. No pets. Avail­ • Repair or renew more. 125 Hollister, JO E R IL E Y ’S 1088 DODGE D150 P.U. *11,308 Specialists M oy 27, 8am-5pm. DILLON FORD end) Spacious rooms, able June 1. Singles Compltta Heme Makrtenaiice Screened loam, gravel, 1088 DODGE DAYTONA *10,105 appliances, seperate welcome. Call Sue 643- Commercial ao4 ReaMeirtial FABRICS, toys, sports, 319 M a in St., M anchester Free Estimates processed gravel, 1067 DODGE OMNI *4,005 utilities, full basement, 4862. Pride taken in eyery lewelry, household, 88 "EXP Coupe *7495 three car garage, tasareO 1087 BUICK SKYHAWK *8,405 MANCHESTER. Two job we do! sand, stone, and fill for miscellaneous. Satur­ 88 Escort "L X " H/B *7495 porches, excellent In­ 646-2253 day, M ay 27, 10-3. 102 1067 CHRYSLER Sth AVE *13,005 bedroom, second floor delivery call George 88 Eicort "Q L " H/B *7495 come! $234,900. Jack- Quality is our main Oxford. son & Jackson Real flat. New stove, refrig­ 15 yrs. Service Since 1973 Gritting 742-7886. 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 1085 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE *4,006 Estate, 647-8400.D erator. Carpeted. $495. concern. MANCHESTER. 62 Plea­ 88 Mustang T-Topa *6995 1085 PLYMOUTH RELIANT *6.105 643-5239.______sant Street. M oving R&Y 83 Escort Like New *2595 1068 DODGE RAMCHARGER *10506 HAWKES TREE SERVICE South. Everything 87 Escort "Q L " H/B *5595 L IK E private home. 3'/s REASONABLE Bucket, truck & chipper. 1085 CHEVY SPECTRUM *3.805 rooms. Lease. Work­ Remodeling Stump removal. Free goes. Saturday, Sun­ 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 MANCHESTER ing single, married RATES eatimataa. Special day, M ay 27, 28, 10-4. 89 Brand New Fsitlva *5795 1065 BUICK ELECTRA *7,005 Nice location. Close to couple preferred. 643- contidaratlon lor atdarly 646-4736.______86 LTD Brougham Sedan *5886 Company We cater to the and handicapped. M 3 : 2 7 ? l Manchester Hospital. 2880. BABY furniture and toys, 66 Mercury Sable "Q S" *7495 Immaculate, you must Expert home owner. refrigerator, bureaus see. Colonial 3 MANCHESTER. Availa­ 647-7553 66 F250 4x4 *9995 ble Immediately. Two Crattmanshlp and more. Saturdoy, 89 Probe LX Demo *12995 bedrooms, large walk in Senior Citizen May 28, 9am-3pm. CLYDE closets, living room, bedroom townhouse- In All Phanes of PROFESSKNMLINECHMIC 85 Tempo 4Dr. New Eng. *5995 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. dining room, kitchen, ,trom $650. Security Discount Route 85, Bolton (near 88 Ranger XLT *6995 ROUTE 83, VERNON Ramodallng 27 yrs axperieace A&A Food). baths, garage, finished and references re­ Heavy equipment and 87 84 Tempo 2 Door *4295 83 Mercury Marquis 4 Or. *4995 In basement and much aulred. No pets. Also •Cistiiii •NiMllK FREE ESTIMATES automobile. MANCHESTER. 22 Foley 88 Ford F150 P/U *10595 84 Monte Carlo Cpe. *5995 more. Vinyl siding. available, one bed­ DnifNil RtplKUlWlt FULLY INSURED No job to big or to email. Street, Saturday, May Corner lot. Immediate All work 643-2145 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 room from $550. Boyle DnKs •bstiiii 27, 10-2. Rain or shine. occupancy. Reduced Real Estate Company, guaranteed/Raferencas Tools, games, and 84 Horizon 4 Door *4295 •N N lIt Kitchens t 643-6774 upon raqueat. from $159,900 to 649-4800; Superintend­ much more. Basement 72 HOUR MONEY BACK 85 Buick Someraet 2 Or. *7295 $145,000. Take Yityl Sidiit We go on alte (or ent, 646-1999. htiis RMidantlal Exterior conatructfon, commercial or Cleon out.______GUARANTEE 85 Cavalier 4 Or. *4495 advantage of this buyers Painting. •Rk Rimj •SnrNBs Induitrlal bualneaa. Ford '77 Qranada * market. Bullder/owner. Houaea, Qaragea, Barna and 219 Vernon Street, Friday 2.41 85 A M C Alliance 2 Dr. *2675 •Rufs •Biritis Nissan '83 Santra *2,01 M.T.S. Builders. GRAND OPENING Porchea. Ernie 742-7269 after 4:30pm. and Saturday, 9am- 85 Spectrum 4 Or. *4295 046-2787. Quality Work At Honeat 4pm. Giant. Antiques, Chavy '04 Chavatia *2,01 Senior DIecount Dodgs '83 400 * t | 85 Century Wagon *7995 Sat. & Sun., 11-5pm Price. housewares, tools, 0 Mamorlal Day 11-5 Fully LIcenaad Free Estimate VINYL SIDING & fishing gear, vintage Toyota '06 Taroal iS.BI 85 Electra 4 Door *10995 NOW RENTING Fully Insured Call 646-8174 REPLACEMENT WINDDWS clothes, etc. Chavy 'ey Cavallar *5.01 85 Pontiac Sunbird *4995 CONDOMINIUMS Ford '80 LTD *8.8| 85 Camaro Coupe *6995 New Luxury Free Eetimatee Expertly installed. COVENTRY. 1105 Main. Olds '84 Cutlaas *8,01 FOR SALE EXPERT 86 Grand Am 2 Dr. *7995 11-6, Saturday and Sun- Ford '87 Rangar P.U. *8,gi Townhouses Extarlor and Interior Please call Paul Ryder I 263 Main St. day. Moving.______Olds '84 Dana •8.8( 86 Dalta 88 2 Dr. *9995 MANCHESTER. Immac­ painting and wallpaper RIVER’S EDGE Manchester hanging. Limited extarlor at 742-0018. BOLTON. 68 School Buick '88 Ragal •0,91 88 Merkur XR4TI *9495 ulate two bedroom, 2'/2 reatoratlon. Prevlout work Road, Saturday, May Pont. '88 600 8TE *7.8« bath townhouse In Por­ VILLAGE can ba aaan upon request. Olds '80 08 Ragancy *8.91 645-8892 27, 10-3. Childrens 872-9111 terfield Condomini­ 10 Min. from Htfd. 2 floor plant to Contact BC Company, Toyota '88 Callea Q TS *8,0( 644-6908. clothes. Infant to three ums. Finished family chooae from. Nawty conatructad LANDSCAPING years.______Olda '88 Dalta *10,8( room, office and wet 2 BR Townhouaea faaturing; Olds '87 98 T-Sadan *14,0( I S ^ CAMPERS/ bar In basement. Cen­ “ITe can tell you BOLTON. 142 Brandy Pontiac '89 Formula *18,0( 1159-1273 aq. ft. CLASSIFIED Street. Saturday, 10-4. ■^TRAILERS tral air and fully ap- $900 mo. Inc. heat/hot water. u'hat to look for... BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE pllanced. One car att­ I CR AFTS I STUMP GRINDING Lots of baby Items, silk •Large, apac. rooms and what to look 1970 NIMROD pop-up ached garage. $208,000. A Feature of This | Small tree and hedge flower arrangements, AND MARINE •1'/4 baths I other assorted things. camper. Sleeps eight, Flano Realty. 646- •Full appl. kitch. Newspaper | out fo rP ’ removal. 259 Adimi 81, Minch. good condition. Call 5200.D Sr. Citizen's Discount Call for directions. 647- •2 air conditioners 1990. 649-1749 otter 6pm. 649-6362. •Full bamnt. W/waaher, Free Estimates Best otter. dryer hk. up MILLBRIDGE •Choice of private deck HarBro 872-8993 HOLLOW or patio Assumeable 8% Must be aseni Painting Lawn Care No peta CHFA/FHA. $84,900. Models open M-F, 2-7; Sat. of Manchester • Odd Jobs One bedroom Condo. & Sun. 11-5. Call Model Apt. • Clean Up 043-4599 Excellent buy, Quality Painting • Experienced Workers excellent opportunity. We alto have a large variety of Services C a ll: CHORCHES apertments and townhoiaet Conn. Realty Assoc. throughout Manchester ! > rAeri»%^a 649-2920 o r 643-2037 HKV.si.iK O a d g e •Free Estimates OodgeTruchs 649-5124 or 228-9425. •Senior Citizen Discounts •Alum inum A Vinyl JLOTS/LAND Powerwashing CONCRETE BpiamlMc; IFOR SALE 646-6815 ^ eewtereliy: Concrete Floors Damato W e’re Here T o Serve BOLTON Lake. Small M B ENTERPRISES HBi 6—4V»^a JLm dm-a parcel of land. Can not and Additions be built upon. 643-2880. Owners & Developers Rental Off. 640-1021 Residential & 00 OVER M-F, 9-5; Sat. 10-3 (^FLOORING Commercial. BUSINESS Dir: Exit 60 off 1-04, east off Free Estimates. PROPERTY Exit to 241, New State Rd., MIKE GIACALONE FACTORY INVOICE Manchester Insured. f OLD FASHIONED SAMPLER. UNOLEUM SERVICE M A N C H E S T E R . 1240 ;i;^A beautiful wall hanging and •$ Fully Insured John Hannon spuare feet. First floor {jr^alwayt popular. Make Ihit^^ Quality Workmanship suite In Main Street STORE AND §|deflgn for a tpacial gfft.p Free Estimates Concrete Company ON ’88-’89 NEW Professional Building ^Plant include color coded M OFFICE SPACE |:i:crot8‘ttilch graph. In ttruc*^ with off street parking. lotions for sampler, frame, and 643-5439 875-9371 Sale or lease with op­ I :^|cros8*8tltch. #0416 $4.05 tion. Call Tom Boyle, ONE room office availa­ CARS IN ble June 1. Call 643-1577 SATISFACTION OR YOUR owner/agent. Boyle for details.______MONEY BACK! Real Estate Company, ^^To order plans mail check or S I ELECTRICAL MOVERS 649-4800. OFFICE space. 5^ pmoney order and project | square feet. Excellent pnu m be r and nama, with y o u r L MMNVH.LE ELECTRIC STOCK MANCHESTER. Charm­ p nam a, address and zip. Add g Profsattonal alsctilcia work dona. DJ. wooes MOVNN location. $300. heat In­ P$2.65 for catalog (Includes r HANDLINQ ALL YOUR ing traditional style Updata that old fuaa panal to cluded. 647-9223 or 643- .pS16 In discount couponsi) In I m o v in g n e e d s 2500 square foot office olrouM braaktra. ovm 7175. ^O kla. please add tax. •Complata M building In prime Eost Will do all typaa of alactrical •Truck and 2 Men lor M CLASSIFIED CRAFTS work. H»«vy Itamt Center Street location. MANCHEiTen HEflALD 06040 i •Fra# Paraonal PLUS Very near famous Ca- 1 ^ VACATION P.O.BOX 1000 Call for free aatimate Eatimataa yeys Restaurant. Off E 2 J RENTALS 647-7292. street parking. Lease or sale with excellent AMSTON Lake. Three financing In place. Call bedroom cottage. Tom Boyle, owner/a­ Walk to beach. Call gent, Boyle Real Estate 647-7602 after 5pm. i^BDATS/MARINE MISCELLANEDUS Company, 649-4800. FURNITURE I EQUIPMENT FDR SALE 1 ^ INDUSTRIAL I LIVING room furniture ROOMS l i J PROPERTY F E A T H E R C R A F T , 13' ST EEL office desk. 30x60, FOR RENT for sale. Call 644-8587 aluminum. Trailer, after 4:30. three drawers, typew­ ( M ANCHESTER. Up to electric motor and ac­ riter pedestal. $50. 649- TOLLAND. Single fur­ 7,300 sq. ft. Industriql cessories. $500. 528- 0652. 8241 after 5 or leave nished room, heat, space, plus 1 acre of rriTV/STERED/ message.______electricity, parking. land for lease. Warren AIR conditioner, llvlng- $80. weekly. 875-0337. E. Holland Inc., 643- L2J appliances You'll never know the 1108. power of Classified until /dlnlng room furni­ GE Electric range, gold, you use It yourself. ture, many other APARTMENTS good condition. $50. Items. 643-1324.______FOR RENT 1 ^ ROOMMATES 643-8415.______BLACK and Decker lawn WANTED G E Gas stove, ten months I PETS AND mower and trimmer. EA ST Hartford. Nice one old, with microwave (supplies G rass catcher. 100' or two bedroom apart­ MANCHESTER. Room- top. Paid $1,200, sacrl- cord. $100 complete. ment. Heat and hot mate. Male, non- flce $700, 649-8901, SPRINGER Spaniel, 649-6010. Trade-Ins Welcome water Included. Secur­ smoker, professional three years old, $100. ity and references re- SANYO Stereo System. to share large five Turntable, d u a l Female German She­ WE DELIVER No pefs. Call room, 1'/j bath apart­ phard, two yeariw d, For Home Delivery, Call 80 Oakland St., Manchester 289-0000, Monday- cassette, receiver, ment. Rent Includes equalizer, speakers, $150. Both AKC regis­ Frlday, 9am-6pm. Sat­ heat and hot water. tered, a 11 shots. 645-6880 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 urday, 10am-2pm. cabinet. $250. firm. 643- Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 $355. 646-2081 e v e n in g s. 2047. after 4pm. Exit 63 Off 1-84