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.elected branches of town govem- Manchester CounUy Club, of which preference. If an income tax plan doesn’t tight budgetary times, when we ^tbem seemed to mold together. Irish he is a member. He faced similar I m not rulmg that out, (but) it’s pass. Republicans and moderate recognized that the way in which the sidd. But, the Republicaiis have been charges when he voted m favor of not something I want to do,” said Democrats are again readying a con state conducted its business required fianrlipalpr Irra l mads to feel less than comfortable hiring a town auditor who at one House Speaker Richard J. Balducci, ventional tax plan, based on keeping some looking a t” NEWSSTAND: 350 with the administration over the past time carried an insurance policy D-Newmgton. Ibesday. “I’d like to THURSDAY the sales tax at 8 percent and extend , The fee increases apply to such Volume 110, Number 229 HOME DELIVERED: 300 yetf md a half, he said. with his agency. Both conflict-oi-m- ihuiK. we ve made some movement.” ing it to items thk are now exempt, things as boat registration, child day JUNE 27.1991 TWELVE PAGES Manchester, CT — A City of Village Charm IHA said be was sure some mem terest cases were dropped soon His preference is to have commit such as gasoline and inexpensive care center licenses, fur breeding bers ^ die administration will look afterward. ments for enough votes to pass a tax clothing. licenses, milk examiners, shellfish at his dedsion not to run again as and spending plan before sending Irish also said that he was disap W einer has threatened to shut surveying, crematories and youth **an accomplishment on their part.” any bill to the floor. pointed that several of his goals, down all but the most essential state camps. The Democrats on the board may such as creating a teen center in Balducci estimated that as many government services as of midnight Sportsmen’s fees also would go also feel the same, he said, admit- as S3 of the 88 House Democrats Manchester and the direct election Sunday, the last day of the current up. For example, the hunting favor some income tax plan. Some tinB that charges of conflict of inter for the mayor, were never fulfilled. budget year, if a budget isn’t in fishing license tees would go from Board fuzzy about television coverage est Jhive taken their toll on his en- 76 votes are needed for passage. Es place by then. , $9 to $15 and trapping licenses ditisiasm as a public oKIcial and timates range no higher than 10 for Work continued on a “ctmtinuing “If we can get it up to the quality that Cox Cable can accept, When asked if the lack of his would go from $16 to $25. By SCOTT B. BREDE Horn said she is in favor of televising the meetings even may have affect^ his business, the Republicans in the House who resolution” that would keep govern then we should do it immediately,” he said. I Official warns about name on the Republican ballot will The bill was tqtproved 135-0 after Manchester Herald though the quality of the broadcasts would be inferior to those W J. Irish Insurance Agency as well. hurt his party’s chances for main would vote for an income tax. ment functioning for a couple of more than three hours of debate, and of the Board of Directors’ meetings. But Terry Bogli, a fellow Democrat on the board, disagreed fireworks use.------Page 3. Last year. Irish was slapped with taining their majority on the board, Weicker, who favors an income weeks or a month while the budget now goes to the Senate. MANCHESTER — Dissension among members of the Board member Malcolm Barlow, a Democrat, has been with Barlow. Bogli said that being on television might make WBIIy Irish tax, vetoed the bipartisan no-in charges of conflict of interest when Irish said it depends on who battle continues. The Connecticut Business and In Board of Education is blocking the school board’s meetings pushing to get the meetings televised for the past few months. some of the board members, including herself, self-conscious. I (aolfere have a ball at tour come-tax budget that cleared the he voted on the lease extension for rqilaces him on the ballot. Meanwhile, the House on Ties- dustry Association, the state’s from appearing on cable television. Earlier this year, the board voted unanimously to televise its “It may limit what is sometimes already a limited dialogue,” ney____ ...... Page 3. “They may come up With some General Assembly earlier this day tq)proved a package of spending largest business lobby, in the mean While some members say they want to get the meetings on meetings, Barlow said. However, some have changed their she said. “I agree that it will bring us closer to the public, but body even more recognizable t h a n month, forcing lawmakers into the cuts and fee increases totaling $21 time is urging its members to send the air as soon as possible, others fear the image the board will feelings on the subject since the vote. I’m not sure the board is ready for that type of involvement.” myself,” he said, adding that he in current special session. I New Instant lottery game million. The proposals came from telegrams to lawmakers asking them project via cable television. “Some of the board members are concerned about the quality Bogli also said she was concerned with the costs of such a formed party leaders after the town Since then, several alternatives unveiled P a g e d . the Thomas Commission, which has to support a plan similar to Weick- “Some members are concerned that we won’t come off very of the program,” Barlow said, adding that the board’s meeting Health From Page 1 budget was adopted that he would have been floated. not run again. been studying state government ef er’s, with a fert income tax rate and professional,” said Republican board member Jan Horn. room does not provide the best lighting for such a project. Please see MEETINGS, page 12. Among the newest is the so-called ficiency for the past 18 months. Although, Irish is the first cuts in the sales and business taxes. term care insurance that isn’t worth now in force and the number is ex 3-3-3 plan, crafted by Rep. J. Peter The package, said Rep. William Republican director to publicly an CBIA has set iq> a toll-free {kione much more than the paper it’s writ pected to double by the year’s end. Fusscas, R-Marlborough. He R. Dyson, D-New Haven, co-chair line to send the telegram, which will ten on,” said Rep. Ron Wyden, D- nounce his plans for the fall elec proposed a 3 percent income tax, a 3 The seniOT citizens, who planned tion, apparently his fellow party man of the Apixopriations Commit cost $9.75 to send to the caller’s two Slovenia Oie. to testify on Capitol Hill today, went percent sales tax and eliminating, or tee, came about as “the result of legislators. The Health Insurance Association members on the board will all seek “sunsetting” the whole thing after undercover as part of an investiga re-election. of America maintains there are tion by two House subcommittees three years. It would then be up to Body found good, affordable policies available Irish, 44, is serving his first term the 1994 General Assembly to come that also surveyed state insurance as a director. He said he had no Annual Sidewalk Sale Days clashes at Gay City from reputable companies. departments about problems with iq> with a new tax plan. Prances Saunders, 84, of plans of resigning before the end of Connecticut now has no tax on HEBRON — The body of a long-term care policies. his term. Thurs., June 27-Sat., June 30 Cleveland, said she met with two in- wages. The sales tax is 8 percent. 40-year-old Glastonbury n ^ suradee agents who frightened her 1/2 Price on Selected grow was found Wednestlay morning with Warnings that she could lose at a lake in Gay City State Park, her life savings and “either lied Paper Goods officials said tciday. Economy From Page 1 No foul play is suspected in about certain things or failed to in By TONY SMITH the death of Frank J. Bresnock form me about important limita 50%-80% Off The Associated Press tions.” history. of 3.7 percent in the first quarter, declines and businesses added jobs of 180 Cedar Ridge Drive, Glas “I felt cheated and foolish,” she The pessimists contend that a down, significantly from a 6.3 per in May for the first time in nearly a Discontinued Gift Items LJUBLJANA, Yugoslavia — tonbury, said Dan Stebbins, a spokesman of. the state Depart said. T can only imagine how some- large overhang of personal debt will cent jump in the fourth quarter. The year. Yugoslav troops took over a border ment of Public Safety. (me who actually buys one of these hold consumer spending back while big improvement refleoed lower TOiiktngTOdl&ttdi post in Slovenia today after ex instability in the banking sector and energy prices. The government said 'fiiesday that changing gunfire with soldiers of the Stebbins said the state Medi policies must feel when they find cal Examiner’s office was cem- out later that the ctMnpany won’t continued weakness in conunercial Many economists have been orders for “big ticket” durable goods itWtNOMipdCMM tm. secessionist republic, Slovene radio real estate will also depress revising upward their forecasts for posted the biggest gain in more than said. No casualties were immediate ducting an autopsy today. It is pay.” not known whether Bresnock economic activity. second quarter growth, based on a year, a jump hailed by the Bush The PIa?a at Burr Comers ly reported. Philip Graham, 63, of New Or 1131 i Tolland Tpke. had been suffering from a ter leans, said even his tockground as An inflation index tied to the recent reports showing that retail administration as fresh evidence that The clash on the border with GNP and reflecting prices paid sales are up, industrial output has the country’s economic slide was Manchester Austria was the first skirmish minal illness. an administrative law judge did not The worker found Bresnock’s prqtare him for “the fine print and domestically rose at an annual rate begun increasing after a string of ending. 649-1450 reported between federal soldiers and a militia in either Slovenia or m e body on a blanket near a bridge, loofdioles contained in the Itmg-term which is across the lake from a care policies” pitched to him. Croatia since both republics beach. “At least I now know some of the declared independence on Tuesday. pitfalls in the purchase of these Earlier today, federal army tanks policies,” he said. “I only regret that moved to take over Slovenia’s main Life sentences many seniors are purchasing long airports and border posts in a bid to upheid for drugs preserve the federation. term care insurance unaware of its WASHINGTON (AP) — Hic many limitations.” The brief report on the gunfire at Jezersko, 50 miles northeast of Supreme Court, calling drug T te long-term care market has trafficking a grave threat to Ljubljana, the capital, gave no fur flourished in recent years as a result society, today ruled that states of growing concern about the high ther details. may impose life in prison cost of hursing home care, which The Serbian-dominated central without parole for people con can run $24,000 a year or more. government said it would crush op victed of possessing large The number of companies offer position. But Slovenian leaders, who amounts of drugs. ing policies has risen from three met in emergency session, promised The court, by a 5-4 vote, doisen in the early 1980s to about resistance, and the republic’s presi upheld a Michigan law that 143. About 2 million policies are dent urged the army’s soldiers, to makes life in prison without pos desert. sibility of parole the mandattwy The army clearly wants to cut the sentence for possesting more republic off from the outside and than 650 grams, or a b ^ U/2 Slovenia demonstrate that the republic Gary TUckar/ManchMlRr HaraM pounds, of cocaine. From Page 1 remains a part of the fecleration. The justices said the Michigan Securing the borders of Slovenia SAND BLAST — Steve Thornton of Manchester, one of obscured by the sand he kicked up with his pitch shot. Wed- law does not result in “cruel and would be crucial because it borders more than 115 participants in the Greater Manchester Cham- nesday’s event, the fifth annual tournament sponsored by the unusual punishilient,” which is the other four republics will agree to Italy, Hungary and Austria. what Slovenia and Croatia have ber of Commerce Ambassador Club golf tournament held at chamber, raises money to pay for the organization’s banned by the Constitution’s Eighth Amendment. The sought all along — loosened ties. the Manchester Country Club, finds his vi^w of the green programs to benefit member businesses. A hhou^ many fierce words have Please see SLOVENIA, page 12. decision means such a sentence bees exdianged between Yugos- could even be imposed on first lavifl’k leaders to date, they have time offenders. dupli^ed an astonishing i^titude for Budget demanded; Waste Supermarkets try co^hnnise. Thufisday Through Sunday Only State guard cuts The federal government of ATM systems Pnemier Ante Maikovic, in a state- ' HARTFORD (AP) — Many f f l ^ ^ l y today, rejected the seces shutdown readied Connecticut residents will soon sion declarations but called for con not out of line be able to leave their cash and HARTFORD — Gov. Lowell P. Balducci, D-Newington, said after a tinued efforts to reach a “democratic 25 Off ~ 0 Off checkbooks behind when they 1100 Off ’2 5 0 ff Weicker Jr. isn't backing down on five-hour closed caucus that they All cuts would be in the 43rd In egrelHDent” on Yugoslavia’s future. ANY ANY SELF-CLEANING 1000.00 OR MORE 249.00 to 399.00 By MELISSA B. ROBINSON do their grocery shopping under his promise to shut down all but the have about 63 of the 76 votes they fantry Brigade of the 26th Yhnkee Rsdenl authority has weakened Ronge Ronge Herald Washington> Bureau likely a new program being tested by l;^>J^Rarrigofirtor Rofdgerator D ishw oeh er most essential state services if a need. Infantry Division, headquartered in copsidsrably in the past year, as the ONC MR CUSTOMER • NOt VAUO ON fRKW SMIS ONE PER CUSTOMER • NOT VALID UN PRIOR SALES m X a ie M E R * NOT VAUtrON P«DR SALES ONE PER CUSTOMER • NOT VALID ON PRIOR SALES K ONE PER CUtTOMER • NOT TMIIO ON PRId) SAILS In the Senate, Deputy Majority Hartford. The brigade has 18 units, New England supermarket six s ^ b lic s held f ^ elections to Good Thfougri Sun 6 30/91 GoodThrougnSun 6/30/91 "" '<#■ - Ooo# ThmU) Sun 6/30/BT budget hasn’t been adopted by the WASHINGTON — A Pentagon time the new fiscal year begins Leader Kevin P. Jol^ton, D-Put- one of which is located in HARTFORD (AP) — Tbwns chains. choose their.own governments. Cen A(£l4|rt2 official has pledged that Connec Several chains — including aiBSp’T ’eSSjrdr'"""' Monday. nam, said he was confident the 18 ticut’s Army National Guard will Mmchester. chosen as possible sites for low- ter-right nationalist parties were Innast and Edwards in Connec The governor says he hds no other voles required will be there when not suffer cuts that are more severe Nationwide, however. Army level radioactive waste dumps e le c ts in Croatia and Slovenia, and ticut — this fall will start letting choice, that the facts of the budget they’re needed. than units in other parts of the National Guard forces are to be cut would get money tp conduct their ; stayed in power only in ^ 0 Off ^25 Off ^” 0 0 f f ^ 5 Off shoppers use their bank ATM 400.00 to599W)' 249IX) to 399.00 200.00 to 300.00 iOOff battle dictate his options. Weicker said Wednesday he country, federal lawmakers said by just 30 percent, prranpting Con own technical and legal reviews of ^ik and Mcmtenegro, the largest 399.00 to 599.00 300.Q0 to 500.00 CLU^ at the checkout counter. But Democratic leaders expressed remains firmly opposed to any kind necticut’s federal lawihakers and the selection process tinder a bill and smallest republics. D iB hw ashor W o sh er W d eh e r Air Conditioner Wednesday. The program will be available A ir Conditioner optimism Wednesday night that a of temporary budget plan and will More than half of the Connec the head of the state’s National headed to the House after winning Serb-Crpat feuding has all but ONE PER CUSTOMER* NOT VAUO ON PRIOR SAUS' ' ONE PER CUSTOMER * NOT VAUD ON PRIOR SAI.ES ONE Pf R CUSTOMER *-1101VAUO ON PRIOR SAILS ONE PER CUSTOMER • NOT VALID ON PRIOR SALES OHt PER CUSTOMIR • NOT VAUD ON PRIOR SALES to users of the five million ATM. TTnougnSun 6 30 91 _Good TTvougn Sun 6 30/91 Guard to meet with Pentagon offi unanimous approvLd in the Senate. rendered the collective federal 30 Bi _Good Through Son 6 30 91 juooB m royn bun e> 3D 9 l budget plan would be adopted in insist on a full-blown budget. He ticut guard — which has more than The House was to vote today on or automatic teller machine, pteAdeacy impotent, leaving its time. said he remains hopeful one will be 6,000 soldiers — is slated for cials Wednesday. AtsmnU/ the bill approved Wednesday in the cards on the Yankee 24 system. r o ta l^ chairmanship vacant “It’s become doable,” said House on his desk by midnight Sunday. elimination under the Bush ad “We’re not fighting the notion Majoity Leader Robert F. Frankel, The shutdown issue raises legal ministration’s plan to reduce we have to be a part of that Senate, 34-0. Constitutionally, that means the The legislation was drafted after PLO toJoin army has no commander. But 25 Off 50 Off , 75 Off ’25 Off D-Stratfoid. “We’re not there yet, questions which seem to have few defense spending and overall force 199.00 to 349.00 j 349.00 to 499.00 ’50 Off f e d ^ troops already have orders to y 60000 to 80000 ANY 6" to 20" ANY 25" - 26" - 27" but we’re within reach.” suiicture. Please see GUARD, page 12. Arab delegation Please sec BUDGET, page 12. Please see WASTE, page 12. disami rival nationalist groups. D ryer D ryer /Rir CondWoner C o lo r TV C o lo r TV He and House Speaker Richard J. AMMAN, Jordan (AP) - ONE PER CUSTOMER • NOT VAUD ON PRIOR SAIES ONE PER CUSTOMER • NOT VALID ON PRIOR SAtES iR •-NOT VAUO ON P M SAJiS ONE PER CUSTOMER * NOT VAUO ON PRIOR SAIES -V. 6 f t PtRCUSIOMER* NOT VAUO ON PRKJR SALES Boa) TT»ougB Sun 6 30 ai __ jSood Thiougn Sun 6 30 9 1 TTvotig^Sun 6 30 91 The PLO is willing to join an _Good TTvougn $in 6 30 91 ■ ''V ®vwgh Sun 6 30 9 l Arab or Jordanian delegation to Chain to develop peace talks with Israel, officials reported today. Charter I' BUY ANY 2 APPLIANCES I AI-Tayeb Abdul Rahim, the From Page 1 75 Off 1100 Off ’200 Off I ’25 Off r ANY30"-3r ANY 36" ANY 46' to 60" I Hdestine Liberation Organiza !.. Take I 199.00 to 300.00 tion’s reivesentative in Imdan, ! Color TV , C o lo r TV C o lo r TV Parkade property and said *I’m glad we put this to v e a to meet said his organization has I ONE PER CUSTOMER* NOT VAUO ON PRIOR SM tS' I ONE PER CUSTOMER • NOI VAUD ON PRIOR SAL IS I ONE PER CUSTOMER • NOI VAUO ON PRIOR SALES I ONEP|RXUSIOMER*NOIMllOONPRK)RSiUS * ** Good Thfougnni'-E U yii JEMISun u6 JW30 9131 dropped its insistance •.vV,> • f 2— MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 27, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 27.1991— 3 RECORD LOCAL/REGIONAL J Black, Gary and Debra Plank, Regan and Diane Clancy; Sixth Year Degree from the University of Hartford. She About Town 6 great grandchildren, Joseph and Justin Plank, Katelyn, was married on June 10, 1943 to her late husband, Irving Deaths Matthew, Kevin and Michael Clancy; 4 brothers, Ken Twomey, who died in 1987. She taught for over M Fireworks warning issued neth Gallupe in Florida, Bernard Gallupe in New Jersey, years, the second grade class at the Lake Street School in Py NICOLE LOZIER a lit “cherry bomb” firecracker ex there is no adult supervision when Thia town IMbig of dMlha Is oHsrsd Irss of chargs by tha Glenbum Gallupe of Mars Hill, M E, and Revel Gallupe Vernon, CT, retiring in 1986. She was a member of the Emergency water safety class Manchester Herald ploded in her hand. the accident takes place. Manehsstsr Hsrald. Paid announesmsnis of daalh and In of East Hartford, CT; 5 sisters, Evelyn Busch in New Jer National Alpha Delta Kappa Sorority. She WM also a Despite this incident, Kissmann The probable outcome of such an The Manchester Parks and Recreation Department will Msmorlanw appsar undsr tha Daalh NoCIcss hsadlng. sey, Doris LeBlanc in Florida, Vivian Knowles of Maine, member of and active in the National Musical Box ‘ MANCHESTER — With the said he does not consider use and injury is often permanent vision offer an Emergency Water Safety class during the second Viola Foster in Mars Hill, and Edith DeMille of South Society and the American Theater Organ Society. She Coventry 'Fourth of July around the comer, misuse of fireworks a problem in loss, the profile says. session of swim lessons. You may register for the elass Portland, M E; and many nieces and nephews. He was was in the Namequoit Sailing Association and was a on Saturday, July 6 from 9 ajn. to 12 noon at Swanson Deputy Fire Marshall Rudy Manchester, and added that related The s^est way to enjoy fireworks u Robin'6. Lampricht pre-deceased by a son, Carroll E. Black. Funeral services member and past membership chairman of the Nauset Pool, 45 North School Sl TTie fee is $20 and the class ‘Kissmann is reminding residents incidents have been relatively low in is to attend town displays, said 2458 Main St. Coventry were held R-iday, June 21, 1991, at the Duncan Funeral Newcomers Club. Her hobbies included her family ac- will be held from 9-10 a.m. from July 8-19. A rec mem ^that fireworks, including hand-held past years. Kissmann. “Everyone enjoys a large Home, 8 Main Street, Mars Hill, Maine. Burial was in tivities and her love of nature. She is survived by three bership card is required. Formerly of Manchester “sparklers, are illegal in Connecticut. The typical fireworks injury vic display and through donations, we the Comer Cemetery, Bridgewater, ME. Ladd Funeral dau^ters, Marilyn T. Smith of Norfolk, MA, Christine t Persons using or selling fireworks tim is a 13- to l5-year-old male who hope to keep the display a good Deaths Elsewhere Home, 19 Ellington Avenue, Rockville has charge of the Butler of Wilton, CT and Katherine Tbylor of Rochester, Women’s club breakfast can be prosecuted. sustains severe eye damage usually size,” he said. local arrangements. NH; one brother. Barton Chase of Sandy Hook, CT; two The Manchester Area Christian Women’s Club “Star Velma (Gallupe) Black Almost 10,000 fireworks-related from a bottle rodeet, according to a Manchester’s annual fireworks sisters, Corinne Toplosky of Fairfax, VA and Aiscilla Spangled Morning” breakfast will be held July 10 at 9 :30 injuries are reported annually, ac profile supplied by the American display is scheduled for 9:30 pjn, Vernon Anita Bryant (Chase) Chase of Cambridge, MA. She is also survived by five a.m. at the Colony in Vernon. The special feature will be cording to statistics from safety offi Academy of Ophthalmology. Most July 6 at the Bicentennial Bandshell Anita Bryant (Chase) Twomey grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. F l i n ^ a perfomuuice by members of the Nathan Hale Ancient Twomey cials. Just last week, a young injuries occur between June 29 and at the Manchester Community Col East Orleans, MA services will be held at 10:00 a m . Friday, June 2 8 ,1 9 9 1 , Hartford girl lost three fingers when July 5 at the victim’s home. And lege. N Fife and Drum Corps. The public is invited. For reserva Anita Bryant (Chase) Twomey, 69, of East Orleans, at the Church of the Holy Spirit, Monument Road, Or tions or information, call 872-4876 or 649-3423. Formerly of Manchester formerly a long time resident of Manchester, CT, died on leans, MA. She will be buried at the Braman Cemetery aT Babysitting provided. Monday, June 2 4 ,1 9 9 1 , at Cape Cod Hospital after being 2:30 p.m. in Newport, RI. FKends may call at the Nickerr Glory days bible camp stricken ill at home. She was bom and raised in Newport, son Funeral Home, Eldredge I ^ Way, Orleans, MA; College Notes State plans Death Notices RI and was a graduate of its Rogers High School in 1938. Thursday, June 27, 1991, from 7-9 pm . Memorial dona: EBB “Glory Days” bible camp will be held at St. Bar She also graduated from the former Pembroke College, tions are requested to be made to the Massachusetts tholomew’s Church during the weeks of July IS and 22 now Brown University, class of 1942, Summa Cum Audubon Society, South Great Road, Lincoln,. MA new lottery from 9:30-12 p.m. Monday through Friday, The Laude. She was also a member of the Phi Beta K^pa 01773 or the American Heart Association, Cape & Island Dean Jr. College 114 Carpenter Road, Manchester, is Robina C. Lampricht NEWINGTON (AP) — The 'i-l ‘campers’ will enjoy sack-races, kick-1^1, crafrs, songs, Sorority. She later went on to receive her Masters and Division, 175 W . Main St., Hyaimis, MA 02601. Elaine H. Wiisinski, daughter of a recent graduate of Villanova snacks and most of all, learn alxrut God’s love for each Robina C. Lampricht, 91, of 2458 Mmn Street, Coventry, ______Terry and Linda Wiisinski of 69 University, Villanova, Ri. She was state has launched a new instant one of usi Registration deadline is June 30. Call died Wednesday, June 26, 1991, at an area convalescent Alice Drive, Manchester, graduated inducted in National English Honor lottery game that officials hope 646-1613 for mfire information. home. She was the widow of Raul Lampricht. She was recently from Dean Junior College, Society. She received a bachelor of will raise cash for the general bom February 23,1900 in Belfast, Northern Ireland. She w W ^ C l l> 11 C a Franklin, Mass., with an associate of arts degree in English and is now fund and give a boost to the tourism industry as well. came to the U.S. in 1923 and had been a life-long resi- science degree in building construc employed by a law firm in Philadel CLASSIConnecticut, a Correction dent of Manchester prior to moving to Coventry. She tion. phia, 1%. worked as a weaver for Cheney Brothers until retirement. I V l U C f i y j m U & S V While at Dean, Wiisinski was in scratch-off game, will feature Connecticut tourist attractions She is survived by two sons, Robert Salters of Coventry cso.7 volved In The Emerging Leaders Bryaut deau’s list In yesterday’s Herald there was an error in the such as the Mystic Aquarium, the and James Salter of Manchester; eight grandchildren; and Here is tonight’s weather for the Organization, cheerle^ing squard, The following Manchester and “Lifegaurd training course” notice: the course will be of Roseland Cottage. Mark Twain several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by Greater Manchester area: Uncom and served as an orientation leader. area students were named to the fered on Sundays from 6-8:30 pjn. July 7 through House, the Old State House, Gil thirteen brothers and sisters. There are no calling hours. fortably warm and humid. Low She was named to the dean’s list for dean’s list at Bryant College, Smith- August 18 at Saulters Pool. lette Castle and others. Gary Tuelur/ManchMtor Harald Funeral services will be held at the Holmes Funeral around 70. Southwest wind around the spring semester. She plans to at field, R.I. for the spring semester; Instant lottery games have been FORE! — George Lee makes an approach shot onto the green Wednesday during the Home, 400 Main Street, Manchester at a time to be an 10 mph. Friday, hazy, hot and tend Central Connecticut State Manchester residents: Edward the savior for Cormecticut’s lot nounced. Burial will be in East Cemetery. Memorial humid. High in the upper 90s. University in the fall. Day, 24 Camp Meeting Road, a Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Club Golf Tournament at the Lotteiy donations may be made to South United M elodist Chur A large Bermuda high will con y senior finance major; William tery program, whose flagship Manchester Country Club. Lee is chairman of the chamber. game Lotto has been plagued by ch Memorial Fluid, 1226 Main Street, Manchester, GT tinue to pump hot and humid air Magna cum laude Driggs, 173 M ounts Road, senior across New England for the next sagging sales. Here are the latest lottery results from around New 06040. Lee Aaron Wichman of 205 marketing major; Erin Farrell, 208 couple of days. A cold front will England: Homestead St., Manchester, Esquire Drive, sophomore account Intensified marketing of the move into extreme northern New r graduated magna cum laude from ing major; Susan Morris, 90 games has helped drive up ticket Golfers have a swinging time Connecticut Velma (Gallupe) Black England late in the day Friday. the University of Rochester, Meadowbrook Road, senior sales more than 54 percent in the Daily: 4-6-7. Play Four: 0-8-4-5. Velma (Gallupe) Black, 88, of 10 Wilshire Road, Vernon, Rochester, N.Y. with a bachelor’s management major; Rachel Odell, last two years, officials of the By NICOLE LOZIER not including handicaps was Lon Chamber President Stacey Murdock IV^BSSschusctts CT, died Sati^ay, June 15,1991, at Rockville Memorial Weather summary for Wednes degree in English. 61 Charles Drive, senior marketing state Division of Special Revenue Manchester Herald Annulli and Marty Shea with a final provide an estimate. With the 115 or Daily; 2-1-1-6. Mass Megabucks; 2-3-5-16-21-34. Nursing Home. She was the widow of Linwood Black. day, June 26 ,1 9 9 1 : major; Uyen Phan, 360 Oakland tally of 76. more competitors at $100 each, the Northern New England Bom in Bridgewater, M E, June. 1 4 ,1 9 0 3 , the daughter of said. Temperature: high of 88, low of The team with the lowest score tournament should have grossed at Pick Three: 5-9-9. Pick Four: 5-7-9-6. Roger Williams St., senior accounting major; and MANCHESTER — Wednesday the late Bedford and Laurena (Hawksley) Gallupe, she 62, mean of 75. The normal is 71. Lottery sales are up by 1.4 per including handicaps team was W. Tri-State Megabucks: 5-12-20-25-28-38. John D. M archei, son of Mr. and Michael Robison, 218 Ralph Road, afternoon was a hot, but high- least $11,500. had lived in Maine until coming to Connecticut in 1952. Predipitation: 0 inches for the cent, but sales from Lotto, the Zaccaro (81-16-65), Wally Irish Rhode Island Mrs. John D. Marchei of senior accounting major. spirited day, at the fifth anhual None of the golfers were lucky She is survived by a daughter, Barbara Black of Vernon, day, 2.30 inches for the month, state’s biggest moneymaker, are (79-12-67), Don Genovesi Daily: 0-9-5-9. Giandlot: 7-9-2, 5-6-5-7, 8-2-6-7-5, Today’s weather drawing Is by Jennifer Panclera, a fifth- Manchester, is a recent graduate of Also nam ed were Frances Greater Manchester Chamber of enough to make a hole-in-one at the CT; a son and daughter-in-law, Lester tmd Dawn Black 19.77 inches for the year. Normal down 2 percent from last year. (81-12-69) and Roger Sommerville 3-4-2-6-2-6. grader at Keeney School In Manchester. Roger Williams College, Bristol, Andreuk of 90 Bamsbee Lane, Commerce Ambassador Club Golf 18th hole. If someone had done so, of Manchester, CT; 6 grandchildren, David and Linda for year to date: 21.21. Sales for the other two com (93-24-69). R.I. He received a bachelor of arts Coventry, a senior business com Tournament at the Manchester he or she would have been the proud puterized games — Play Four and Calloway division winners were degree in corporate communica munications major and Aaron An- Counuy Club. owner of a 1991 Honda Civic CRX. Daily Numbers — are also dip More than 115 players drove, D. Kirk and J. Sommers, both scor tions. saldi of 39 'Hmxis Trail, Bolton, a The car was provided by ping for the first time in recent chipped and putted around the ing 69. M ara L . Siebert, daughter of senior finance major. Manchester Honda. Nancy B. Berger of Manchester and memory. course, carrying soda and fruit to “It’s a lot of fun and it benefits However, door prizes given to Harry L . Siebert of Hanford, is also Of the $227 million in net keep cool under the hot sun. Players the chamber,” said Don Genovesi, a R.I. deau’s list participants included a television a recent graduate of Roger Williams revenue from lottery games last paid SI00 each to play the country fifth-year player in the tournament. NATION/WORLD Four Manchester residents have with a built-in VCR and a pair of College. She received a bachelor of year, $99 million — 44 percent — club’s 18-hole course. The money The chamber did not yet have a been named to the dean’s list for the American Airline tickets to science degree in accounting. was from Lotto. benefits the chamber. figure for the amount of money spring semester at the University of The team with the lowest score raised in the tournament, nor could anywhere in Florida. BuCknell graduates Rhode Island, Kingston, R.I. They are: M ary Behike, daughter of Roy Muslims kill Christine E. Adams, 28 Gerard HALL FOR RENT President died and Diana Behike of 64 Bette Drive Street; Nicholas J. 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Thursday, June 27,1991—7 DISCOVER Arts ■ Entertainment ■ Pursuits SPORTS J _ » More fun, music on the way ‘Dying Young’ dead on arrival Jim Sanderson, Howe stop Red Sox help him during his course of Friedenberg and director Joel By LINDA M. TROMBLEY BOSTON (AP) — Right-hander Scott Sanderson, 34, By BARBARA ARMENTANO chemotherapy. Schumacher have created a soppy, 'Manchester Herald Tierney credits one year with the Oakland Athletics and pitciung Special to the Herald Enter Hilary O'Neil (Julia saccharine mess that the greatest ac tors in the world couldn't overcome. coach Dave Dimcan for his success with the New York MANCHESTER — Over 1.200 “Dying Young,” sets out to be one Roberts), a beautiful, 23-year-old Yankees. girl who is in dire need of a job. She Some of the opening scenes start people turned out on a beautiful of tin greatesL tear-jerking, love Left-hander Steve Howe, 33, who has overcome sub stories of all time, but all it succeeds gets her job, he gets his attractive out right,, with some very brutal early summer night to sec the shots of VictOT after a chemotherqty stance abuse, suspensions and elbow surgery, says in jedcing is the money from your girl, md, of course, they fall in love. “humility is the first step that helped me” in his come Manchester Association of Pipe Scott and Roberts are the only as session. But from there, Friedenberg Bands Festival Sunday. wallet back with the Yankees after a three-year absence fitim the sets this movie has. Roberts, as and Schumacher give the audience l b get into the spirit of the fes It is the story of Victor Oeddes big leagues. usual, is a delight She manages to nothing but lovih^y lit sets and Anderson is tival, a good portion of the crowd (Campbell Scott), a 28-year-old man The pair of well-traveled veterans strutted their stuff who has been fighting leukemia hold the attention of the audience drippy lines. They have tinfortunale- wore Scotch-plaid. Highlights of ly focused on the false sweetness of for the young prospects in New York’s “new look” since the age of 18. He is deter just by being on screen. And Scott program Wedne^ay night, combining for a 5-1 victory does yeoman work conveying the a Hollywood romance instead of the mined to get an attractive girl to the real thing over Boston and dropping the slunqiing Red Sox 21/2 Band Shell News pain and desolation that Victor has very real pain of loving sometne who may soon die. games behind Toronto in the AL East, Boston has a the evening were performances by been feeling for the 10 years. three-game losing streak. "Grass Roots" Bluegrass Band A In the time leading iqi to Wednesday night's NBA the Highland Dancers (doing a But screen-writer Richard “I teamed a lot about pitching last year in Oakland,” Linda's Draft at Madison Square Garden in New York City — sword dance) and the M ^ h ester the Band Shell. In the spotlight said Sanderson, who was acquired in a New Ybar’s Eve arrangements of origiiud material hometown of Kenny Anderson — doubts had been cast Bagpipe Band. tonight will be “Grass Roots,” a cash deal after going 17-11 with the A’s in 1990. “I’ve written by band member Cari by the supposed ‘experts' in reference to Anderson's And more great entertainment is local bluegrass band. In addition to Ustlngst^ Weekend Guide said it before and I’ll say it again: Dave Duncan is SUqrles. Their lively selecdcns potential as an NBA player. headed your way this weekend at popular favorites, the group offers probably the best pitching coadi I’ve had in baseball. featuring the fiddle and banjo are Backdraft AA Manchester C h^ter #469, wiU be Uninformed and out-of-touch critics cited Anderson's Country music “He helped me with the mental aspect of the game, the sure to have Band Shell fans danc- Lots of action, very little plot held Saturday from 8:30 pm . to slight six-fooL 168-pound frame not being able to hold preparation and concentration. A lot of guys leam the mg and clapping to the beat. City suckers AAA Country music will be played at 12:30 am . at Botteme's in Bolton. up over the arduous, 82-game NBA grind, along with his physical aspect, but they never learn the mental part. I On Sunday, Slim Coxx and his A low-key comedy with a mes the American Legion, 20 Amdican Tickets at the door are $5 membors, age (20) and mental toughness having left Georgia Tech don’t think I could have survived (in New \brk) earlier Cowboy Caravan” return once sage about life and friendship. Legion Dr., Manchester every $7 non-members. For more informa after his sophomore year. in my career. Learning how to prepare was the key for again to the Band Shell. ^ Jungle Fever AAAA Friday night fro m 9 pm . to 1 am . in tion, call 645-7722 or 875-3632. Anyone, expert or not, who holds any apprehensions me.” Come back on Monday n i^ t Daringly fiirmy and truthful. the main hall. Cost is $S each. Enjoy toward Anderson's ability as a pro, obviously has never “The key for me is being sober, and the people that and boogie with the Savage The Rocketeer A A Dorsey's roundup on the large seen him play. It's inconceivable for people to lay ques Brass Ensemble showed me how life can be like that,” said Howe, who Brothers. Dancers will be rockin' It's heart is in the right place, un western dance floor. Western dance tion mark after question mark on Anderson. The Brass Ensemble from Bob was signed ais a free agent after a spring training' trial and as'soon as “the hottest hom section fortunately that's not'enough. lessons start at 7 pm . Open to the In a bit of a surprise, Anderson was chosen second Jones Univetsity in Greenville, then prepared in the minors until called up by the m the area” be^ns to play. Robin Hood AAA public. For m<»e information, call overall by the New Jersey Nets in the NBA draft Wed South Carolina, is scheduled to be at Yankees on May 9. Something special for the kid Delivers on action, but Cosmer 644-6738. nesday night at Madison Square Garden. Faith B ^ist Church, 52 Lake St., “I’ve been throwing well since I’ve come iq>,” Howe dies on Ibes^y: a one hour Robin was a mistake. Bding in the media fishbowl that is New York may Open dance Manchester on Saturday at 7 pm . said after earning his second save to go with a 2-0 record children's show called the Soapdbh AAAA cause Anderson to adjust his playing psyche, but Ander An open dance, sponsored by For more information, call and a 0.98 earned run average in 19 appearances with the fCidsville Kuckoo Review — for D i s ^ out a great ensemble cast son thrives on pressure. Always has, dways will. Parents Witholit Partners, 646-5316. Yankees. “I haven’t thrown many bad pitches. Guys will the young and “young at heart.” and lots of sudsy fim. Instead of being cast off to Sacramento (where he was get their rips off me. It’s no secret. I’m around the plate: These five talented musicians will WhatAboutBob? AAA projected to go as the third pick) and being seen in NBA here it comes if you want to hit it.” delight children with traditional Miscast but still funny. highlights about as much as wed see Tate George with Sanderson, beaten by Minnesota last Friday, improved favorites such as “Puff the Magic Key: A=Poor, A A=Fair, the Nets, it will be just the reverse for Anderson, who his record to 8-3, while holding the Red Sox to six hits Dragon,” “Old MacDonald,” “This AAA=Good, AAA A=Very Good, will remain tree to his roots. and one run in six iimings. Ellis Burks’ homer leading Kldsvllle Kuckoo Review Old Man,” and others. A A A A A=Excellent A=Half star. Touted as the fmest high school player to come out of off the sixth ended a string of 21 scorele^ inrungs New York City since Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Anderson against Boston. ~ aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaAaaaaa Cummings Insurance dazzled the nation in his freshmen season leading the Oh the way, Sanderson, who has not lost consecutive Rededication draws 325 Yellow Jackets all the way to the Final Four. Anderson starts since June 9 and 14. 1989, when he was with the ... in cooperation with ... shot 52 percent from the floor as a freshman, before Chicago Cub's, extended his streak to 60 starts, irxiluding MANCHESTER — 325 persons minimum donation made by those : 1/2 PRICE SALE Progressive Insurance seeing t ^ figure drop to 44 percent this past season. 49 in the American League. have reserved a spot at the Cheney making reservations, (the total The latter fact is largely due to the departure of Dennis “I don’t know, but rruiybe it’s a sign of consistency Hall Rededication (Ceremony this amount raised from reservations has « June 28th and 29th Scott and Brian Oliver to the NBA, leaving Anderwn and that’s a goal of mine,” he said. “I don’t throw as hard Saturday n i^ L pleasing event or not yet been tabulated), over $4,000 NOW OFFERS with a cumbersome responsibility of having to cany the as I used to. I’m not going to blow people away. And I’m ganizers. was donated by those who could not offensive load. still learning. I’ve always said that when you’re done * attend. ALL MERCHANDISE COMPETITIVE PRICING If you're looking for a comparison to Anderson, look learning in this game, you’re done.” no f i ^ e r than NBA Hall of I ^ e r Nate Archibald. Both * (Except Jewelry, Housewares and Books) ^ After throwing an even 100 pitches, Sanderson “ran Cheney Hall News Among those were Maribel FOR DRIVERS WITH... were six-foot, left-handed point guards who could out of gas” and was replaced at the start of the seventh by Cheney Humpstone of Washington penetrate the lane at will, depositing pinpoint passes to Howe. Tom Brunansky greeted Howe with a gift single D.C. and the Rev. Canon Knight teammates. “I'm thrilled,” said Rosemary : THE PENNY SAVER • Traffic Violations on a grounder to third, and Chrlos (^intana followed Q uy TUektr/MniichMlwr Hirald Dexter Cheney IV of Madison I While Archibald possessed a better outside shot, with a double to left-center. Jackson, chairman of the Cheney' Anderson's will be<»me more consistent once he begins OUT AT SECOND — Boland Brothers' Jesse Odell (3) is forced out at second base by Hall Foundation Rededication Com Heights, Mich., who both donated -k (Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop) n- • An Accident History Howe then bore down and ended the threat by striking gmerous amounts to the foundation, * * playing regularly in the NBA. Once a pro, Anderson out Tony Pena, Luis Rivera and Burks. He then retired Amencan Legion s Jason Cogan during action from the Town Little League Tournament Tues mittee. 46 Puraell Place •And Specializing in Young Drivers knows what to do. The event promises to go down in although they were unable to attend. * jf the next six batters in order for the same, just his second day at Leber Field. Boland can win the town title tonight with a win over Vittners at Leber at “I won’t h a ve to shoot,” he said. “I can play my game, since 1987. Cheney Hall history, with ten Regrets came from Gov. Lowell X. Hours: Mon. through Sat. 10am to 5pm ^ Please Call For Quote which is playmaking.” 5 :3 0 p.m . speakers scheduled — including Member 378 Main Street The Yankees combined four of their nine hits off Bos Weicker and former Gov. William •K CtosMTSaturdays during July and August Anyone who’s seen Anderson play h is game, knows ton rookie Mike Gardiner (3-2) for three runs in the third. “I can’t remember the last time we were able to do national League, Morgan ^ d : “That might be a good '^ m a s L. Cheney of Noank, CT, a O'Neill, Jackson said. I.I.A.A. & P.I.A 643-2457 Manchester AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA a that Anderson’s wheeling and deding in the NBA fast Steve Sax and Mel Hall had RBI singles and Don Mat anything with Sanderson, and then Howe came in and idea, don’t you think?” diiea descendent of the Cheney lanes will be a pleasure to watch. family, and Rev. Peter J. Zizka of tingly a sacriftce fly. shut us down after we got a little threat going,” Boston The Yankees, who have clinched their first series vic Kenny Anderson will be a star in the NBA. S t Bartholomew's Church, who will Gardiner gave up two more hits and a walk in the sixth manager Joe Morgan said. “We’re going to have to do tory in Boston since 1986 by winning two games, go for Kenny Anderson is the real thing.______give the rededication blessing. before retiring with a pulled muscle in his rib cage. Joe somefoing about our offense. It’s just not producing." a sweep of the three-game set untighL sending young The evening will begin at 7 p.m. Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester Hesketh then was tagged for a two-run single by Roberto Asked if the Red Sox were considering the r e ^ l of \^ d e *hkylor (2-2) against the Red Sox’ Tom Bolton with a buffet dinner prepared by Herald. Kelly. young slugger Mo Vaughn from Pawtucket of the Inter (7-4). Margery Gussak Caterers of Manchester. Then, at 9 pm., the rededication ceremony will begin. Jackson said that l^ides the $50 In Brief... Surprise! Celtics tab Rick Fox C.YLDWELL BOSTON (AP) — Boston had Boston had no second-round pick Ibx, a native of the Bahamas who Vittner’s eliminates Legion Gordon Hamilton cited just one pick’ in the NBA draft The in the two-round draft. It traded that will be 22 on July 24, adds youth to Our Home Equity MANCHESTER — And then there were two. WEST HARTFORD — Gordon Hamilton of suspense built as other teams chose. to New Jersey before the 1989-90 an old frontcourt of Bird, KfoHale OIL That’s how many teams remain in the double Manchester was presented with the McDonald Award After nearly 2 1-2 hours, the Celtics season for guard John Bagley. and Robert Parish. He could provide 6 4 9 -8 8 4 1 elirrunation Town Little League Tournament, follow from Kingswood-Oxford, given to the school’s out finally made their selection. While observers were suqxised needed depth. . ' ing Vittners’ 8-4 win over American legion Wednes standing ^ e t e . Rick Fdx. that the Celtics chose Fox, team offi day night at Leber Field. Hamilton, a point guard on the basketball team, has Rick Fox? cials were surprised that they had Starting small forward Kevin Vittners, with one loss, meets unbeaten Boland accepted a scholarship to play basketball at Holy The suspense turned to surprise. the chance. Gamble played poorly in the Une of Credit is Brothers today at 5:30 pan. at Leber. A victory would Cross next year. Hamilton was also selected to the “Haven't you ever heard of him?” Dave Gavitt, Boston’s senior ex playoffs, while 6-foot-9 forwaid Ed give Boland its second straight town championship. A ’Who’s Who in American Spexts’. Celtics president Red Auerbach ecutive vice {xesideitt, was con Pinckney did well in the post-season 71 victexy by Vittners would force a deciding game on asked a suddenly silent room of cerned that Milwaukee, with the after a poor regular seasOT. C.O.D. Friday. Pbst 102 bows to Windsor reporters and guests of the team. 18th choice, and Utah, with the 21sU 150 G ijilo n Minimum Monroe and Ackles were avail Price subjort to charigp Vittners took a 3-0 lead in the first iiuting oi) a MANCHESTER — In the second game of a crucial “Did I stun you?” might take Fox. able when the Oltics’ turn came, bases-loaded double by Trevor Frenette. who was 3- three-game Zone Eight stretch, Manchester Post 102 Yes. “There were two or three dodging but the team chose to fill a different more about saving ^ - 3 with four RBI. American Legion came back in Fbx, a 6-foot-7 small forward balls that we had to get through,” came iqi empty once again. hole. the third after a two-run homer by Matt Lavatori. Sam Manchester lost to Windsor, 11-5, Wfednesday n i^ t from North Carolina, is an ac Gavitt said. Once. Utah passed on “We went into this draft with a lot SCAFFOl ING Loyd protected Vittners’ slim lead with a fine catch in at Manchester Community College’s McCormick complished and well-known player. F ox, Gavitt was craiftdent that the of needs,” Ford said, including a Make Easy. the bottom of the fourth off a drive by Richie Griffcth Field. Post 102 is now 2-2 in the Zone. 6-6 overall. But speculation on whom the Celtics Los Angeles Qippers and Orlando, rebounder and a shooter, and 'Sve with two men on base. Windsor moves to 5-1 in the Zone, 5-3 overall. would take with the 24th pick Wed who had the 22nd and 23rd choices, were looking for someone who Work o f Vittners extended its lead in the fifth on an RBI- nesday night had f o c u ^ on a wouldn’t take him. reaching than spending. Manchester plays at Windsor Locks today at 5:45 could play defense.” single by Firenette, an RBI-double by Eli Amau and pjn. at Southwest I ^ . shooting guard — maybe Rodney Yht he was surprised that Fox high places:; two-run triple by Mike Lurate. Dan Meiser went the “We just didn’t come to play last night,” Coach Bill Monroe of North Carolina State — lasted so Icmg. Fbx’s 197 steals are the most in distaiKe for the wiimers, walking two and striking out or a strong rebounder — perhaps North Carolina history. He said he Rent by DiYeso said. “It’s the first time I can say that all “Seven u u I.' i/ »—Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Thursday, June 27,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 27.1991— 9 Albert ‘Belle’ tolls SCOREBOARD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 J for the Indians Vhnkees 5, Red Sox 1 Softball G olf NEWVORK BOSTON Basketball By The Associated Press Mark Lewis and Jerry Browne Notices Mlscellaneoue for Sale- added two-run singles before Belle’s abrhbl abrhM Lots/Lend for Sale...... 23 Merchandise Sax 2b 4 111 Burkaef 4 111 Loal/Found...... _o i Investment Property...... 24 Tag Sales...... Wanted to Buy/Trade.... RBI single. RKellycf 4 0 2 2 Reed2b 4 0 2 0 Personals— ...... Business Property...... 25 Holiday Beasohal...... 71 Albeit Belle is alive and well and Tonight’s Games Tallwood women NBA Draft list .02 Computers..______Blue Jays 5, Twins 2: Toronto Mttngly 1b 4 0 11 Boggs 3b 4 0 0 0 Announcements...... 03 Vacation Property...... 26 Aniiquea and Collectiblea...-...... 72 living in Cleveland — again. ' A&N vs. DAM, 6 — Fitzgarald EIGHTEEN HOLERS - Eleanor Auirnan +9, Hall II 4 0 2 1 JOarkdh 4 0 0 0 NEW VORK (AP) — The two rounda of the Spccioll^DAlJ Clothing...... '...... 73 Auctions...... _.04 Mortgages...... ,27 cooled off baseball’s hottest tepm ' Glann vs. HTiger, 7.-30 — Fitzoerald Heidi Willis 4-8, Ellle Winze +7, Joyce McDer Maasdh Belle, banished to Class AAA 5 0 1 0 GmwHIf 4 0 10 1991 NBA collaga draft held at Madison Square Financial...... 05 W anted to Buy...... 28 Flooring...... Furniture.^...... — 74 Bray vs. Pub, 8:45 — Fitzgarald mott +7, Rita Beebe -rS, Clara Buggle -rS, Ann JeBrIldrf 5 1 1 0 Bmsky rf 4 0 10 Garden In New Miriu Services Colorado Springs on June 6 after not behind David Wells’ pitching and Noticee...... 06 Electrical...... TV/Blereo/Appllancee...... -.75 Osan vs. WIninger's, 6 — Robertson Larson -f 5. Callaway — Jill Kolinsky 77, Sandra Nokasc 4 0 1 0 Qintanalb 4 0 10 Flrat Round Rentals Child Care...... Heating/Plumbing...... 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Fuel Oil/Coal/FIrewood...... — 79 Cars lor Sale..-.— ...... 91 nesday night and wasted no time Nabvork vs. MPM, 6 — Niks -1, Maty Arm Ral ley-1 , Peg Noonan- 1. NewHbrk 003 002 000-8 ^tecute. 4, Derwar, DIkambe Mutombo, 7-2 11 Carpeniry/Remodeling...... when Chili Davis hit a two-run Homes for Rent...... C oncrete...... Farm Supplies and Equlpment...... A0 Trucks/Vans for Sale.-...... 92 u making his presence f e l t . Tlemey's vs. MudviHa, 7.-30 — Niks Boston 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 - 1 c, Georgetown. B, Miami, Stove Smith, 57, g, Situation Wanted...... _.,i2 Palnling/Papering...... homer. Carter went 4-for-5 with two J.C.Permsy vs. Hockanum, 6 — Keeney E— Espinoza (14). DP— New M>rk 1, Boston Michigan State. 6, Dallas, Doug Smith, 510, f, Business Opportunities...... 13 Store/OHIce Space...... Snow Plowing...... Office Retell Equipment...... 81 Campera/Trallere...------.-.9 3 He had a two-run double in his Century 21 vs. HTiger, 6 — C.Oak Rooflng/SIdIng...... 57 Arts/Cratts...... Recreational Equipment...... -82 Molorcyclea/Mopeds — ...... 94 doubles, two singles and two RBIs 1. LOB-Naw Mirk 10, Boston 6 .2B-Maas (8), Missouri. 7, Minnesota, Luc Longlay, 7-2 c. Instruction...... 14 Vacation Pro|wrty...... fli^-at bat and an R B I single in his Rec Hoop Reed (16), Graanwall (11), Quintana (10). Now Mexico Employment Services...... 15 IndusIrlBl Property...... Boats and Marine Equipment.....- — 83 Auto Services ...... 95 HR-Burks (9). CS-flurks (6), SF-MattIngly. 8, Denver (from Washington), Mark Macon, second — both in a nine-run first in as the Blue Jays snqrped Min Women’s Rec Garages/Slorage & MIec... '" c a l l t o p l a c e y o u r CLASSIRED ADVERTISEMENT a Musical Items...... 84 Autos lor Renl/Laase...... 96 IP H RER BB SO 55, g. Temple. 9, Atlonla (from Loa Angeles Real Estate Root imates Wanted...... Cameres and Photo Equipment...... 88 Mlecelianeous Automotive...... 97 nesota’s 11-game winning streak at Manchester Lumber beat Highland Park *s------^ 1 I I ning that led Qeveland to a 10-4 B League Iw w iDrK aippera), Stacey Augmon, 5 2 f, UNLV. 10, Or Homes for Sale...... 21 War.ted to Rant...... Pate and Supplies...... 86 Wanted to Buy/Trade.-...... - ...... — 98 the MetrodiMne. Tom Henke pitched Market Wsndseday nighL 11-8. For Manchester Sanderson W,8-3 lando. Brian Williams, 511, f, Arizona. 11, victory over the Baltimore Orioles. Mat 60 (AJ. Marcantonlo 15, Scott Marcan- Condominiums for Sale...... 22 643-2711 Lumbar, Donrat T r u d ^ had two homers and HoweS,2 Cleveiand, Terrell Braiidorv 511, g, Oregon. Miscellaneous for Rent.... the ninth for his 13th save. tonio 13) Main Pub 36 (Dou9 Marshall 6) Cleveland manager John Wendy Randy also had two hits. In defeat Lori Boston 12 New Vbrk, Greg Anthony, 5 2 g, UNLV. 13, Herb's 61 (Mika Jones 16, Glenn Kurtz IS) Angels 10, Royals 5: The Angels Adams and Beth Gomault each had two hits. GardinsrL,3-2 Indiana, Dale Davis, 511, f, Clemeon. 14, Seat McNamara hopes Belle, who still Spring Fever 46 (John Givens 14) made it easy for Mark Langston, Hesksth tle, Rich King, 7-2 c, Nebraska. READ YOUR AD: Classified advertisements are taken by Itele- leads the Indians with nine homers Rec Fosses R A TES; 1 to 6 days: 95 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to be setning six runs in the top of the C League 15 Attante, Anthony Avent 510, f, Seton pi ha she and is second with 30 R BIs, is back Nutmeg Mechanical Services won by forfeit Hsakelh pitched to 1 batter In the 0th. - Han. 16, Gokton State (from PhiladelphliO. 7 to 19 days: 75 cents per line per day. published Tuesday through Satur N H(lerald Is responsible for only one Incorrect to stay. first to cmnplete a three-game sweep over Maimille Electric. Back Again 30 (Kent PsHetar 10) Jack Finast Chris Gatling, 510, f. 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For Heavenly Hog, Rich 5____ 2 3- 1 GIddanll 4 0 10 corrected by an additional Insertion. fJohn Turner, 8-9, f, Balekawiz, Kan Bavlar and Mike Vtnwgal each Phillips. 2t, Utah, Eric Murdock, 5 2 5 important to this club. had two hits and Mike Mtwgel homered. Jim Carter rf 5 0 4 2 Puckettef 3 0 0 0 “He got a big hit in the first to put Dougherty arxl Slava Crispino each had two Baseball Gniber 3b 4 0 0 0 CDavisdh 4 12 2 Providence. at Royals Stadium while setting an Tablardh 3 0 0 0 Harparc 4 0 0 0 22 Los Angeiss Clippers (from Phoenix via hits, wifi Crispino homaring. Benny Pagan! and NOTICES 6 FINANCIAL 5 FINANCIAL KIT'N'CARLYLE by Larry Wright us on the board. He’ll be a big plus American League recrad with their Mllniksdh 2 0 0 0 Mackrf 4 0 10 Seattle), LeRon EWs, 510, f, Syracuse. 22 Or- 21H O M E B F O R aA L E 2 1 HOMES FO R SALE 2 1 EK>MBS FO R SALE Mika CougNkt aech homered. larMfo (from Son Antonio), Stenl^ Roberts, 7-0, fw us. But don’t lose sight o f the In defeat Jim Grimes had two home runs and Sprgue 1b 3 0 0 0 Larkin 1b 4 0 10 13th straight errorless game. American League standings Olarudlb c. Real Madrid. 24, Bostoa Rick Fox, 57, f. As a condition precedent ‘EXPANSION-has been ■SOUTH WINDSOR- ’MANCHESTER- fact that he was hitting .150 over the a single while f ^ Frsnette, MerrlN Myers and 1 0 0 0 Leius 3b 3 0 10 to the piacement of any Luis Sojo had a two-run double as East Division Brdsrsc 4 0 0 0 Nwman ph 10 0 0 North Carolina. 25, Golden State (from Los An- AFFORDABLE LEGAL' SERVICES done. Huge fireplaced $234,900. Immaculate $129,900. 3 Bedroom Bob Goahring each had two Nts. Dick Sanford gelee Lakers), Shaun Vandiver, 510, f, advertising in the last last 10 or 12 games before going the Angels routed Marie Gubicza and Frenatte each homered. W L Pet. QB MLeess 4 1 1 0 Qagness 3 0 0 0 family room. Cathedral 4 bedroom Colonial Cape with many up — Colorado. 26, Chicago, Mark RandaU, 59, f, to Colorado Springs. Toronto 40 32 .556 GHinif 4 1 3 0 Bush ph 10 0 0 Manchester Heraid, Ad FOR A FRESH FINANCIAL START ceiling, updated wrth a view. D.W. Fish dates. D.W. Fish Real (3-4) a ^ handed the Royals their Boston 38 33 .522 2—Minnesota 1. LOB— „ Toronto 9, Min- Eliminate Debts & Protect Assets Asking $169,000. RE/ •MANCHESTER- in the third. had three hits for the winnsrs whte Billy Silver, Baltimore 27 42 .391 111/2 neeota 7. 2B— White (20), Carter 2 (23), GHill 22 Charlotte (from Denver), Kevin Lynch, .Manchester Herald, hs MAX East of the River, •WHAT A PRICE- were 2-lS without Belle, who hit John Cteawskland Mark Mistratta each had two aavaiand 24 44 .353 14 (q, CDavis (16), Laius (2). 3B-White (4), 6-5, g, Minnesota. 29, Miami, George Acktae, officers and employees Free Consultation Pleasant Ranch on $185,900. Large, main Langston (11-2) won his fifth hits. 647-1419. Wm I Division RAIomar (5). HR-CDavis (18). SB— White 6-9, f, UNLV. 30, Atlanta (Irom Sacramento), against any and all quiet cul-de-sac, eat-in tenance free duplex 3 2 8 with two homers and 16 RBIs s ^ g h t decision despite allowing Rodney Monroe, 5 2 9, North CaroHno State. W L Pet. QB (17),MLee(4). liability, loss or ex- STOP kitchen, 3 bedrooms, and 2-car garage. b.W. in 16 games in the minors. Dusty _ 31, Sacramento (from New Jersey), Randy ’FALL IN LOVE-Delightful five runs in eight iimings. Mlmesota 44 28 .611 ■Wage Garnishments -Creditor Harassment^ kitchen appliances Fish Real Estate, 643- Calitomia Brown, 6-0, g. New Mexico State. 32 Phoenix . pense including seasonal home, com- “Hopefully, being in Colorado Trinity dafealsd Cantor Congregational, 13-^ 40 31 .563 31/2 National League results included. Reduced!. 1591 or 871-1400. Rangers 8, Athletics 1: Steve at Kaeriay Street Field. Dave DeVeive had three Oakland 39 32 .549 41/2 (from Charlotte), Chad Gallagher, 510, c, attorneys' fees, arising ■Repossessions interest & Rnance Charges renovated. New Springs he h u his omfidence back Creighton. 33, Dallas, Donald Hodge, 7-0, c, $129,900. Roy Buechele’s three-run friple keyed a singles, -Bob Bonosolt had a homer and a Texas 36 30 .545 5 Mets 7, Expos 4 from Claims of unfair itchen, bathroom, •MANCHESTER- Ts m ^ . 34, Minnesota, Myron Brot^ 6-3, g, Osborne, Bolton. Call and he’ll start hitting," McNamara doubia, and Bill Benito had two sIngiM for the Seattle 36 33 .535 51/2 MONTREAL NEWVORK trade practices, infring- carpets, and much $230,000. Exciting new six 10— M ANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 27,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 27.1991— 11 THE NEW BREED BLONDIE by Dean \bung S Stan Drake Crossw ord I OEOtTED I'M NCrr COOKIHS IT'S JUST THAT NBABLV AS WELL THIS YEAR iDua CONSCIENCE Bridge AS I DID l a s t y e a r IS ItAPROVINS /' J ACROSS Roman normally because he has a void. And Anawar la Pravieua Puzila NORTH S-tT-n Duck declarer 49 Public here that void had to be in hearts. The 1 12, Rtman aanrica □□□□□ □□□□□ 4 6 4 4 Actraai 8rw S3 Spread a a a G Q B □ □ b q b d YK762 spade 10 would have been a wiser into the soup apart □ □ b b q q PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ KITCHEN & BATH HEATING/ ♦ a 10 4 selection. 8 Butkwii 57 Singar — However, East rescued his partner. defleil Ta Kanawa aaa □□□□ □□□ PAPERING REMODELING REMODELING PLUMBING ♦ Q 10 8 4 By PhUlip Alder Declarer ruffed the heart lead, and 12 2100, 58 Slag □□□□(]□□□ □□□□ Roman 60 Cam. akHna WEST EAST It is a good general principle that now having a discard for his spade los □ □ □ a a a n a KITCHEN k B A TH rapMoon sra wxBOOinM 13 Canter ol ilaatInaUon □ □ □ □ H Q ] MARTY MATTSSON CUSTOM QUALITY 4 Q 10 9 8 2 4K753 when declarer takes a losing finrase, er and thinking everything was hunky- tMaW 81 — lackat Ons stop Improvements. OfOI,GM&§KM Y A Q J 10 S 4 □ □ a □ □ □ Painting Interior/Exterior REMODELING Y98S the defender should consider ducking dory, cashed the club ace. West’s 14 Slap ------1 62 Margarina Framing to Painting. 48 6 15 Sod (Fr.l □oiaaa □oia Visit our beautiful show ■Water Healers 4KS his winner if it is clear the declarer 63 Biblical boat Wallpapering Ucensedt insured. ♦ --- 4J652 spade discard caused South to pause. 16 Metal 64 Mriaical □□□□ □□□□□□□□ room or coll for your -Warm Air Furnaces will repeat the finesse. taatanar work 30 Years Experience B.aB. Member He turned to the diamonds, finessing □□□ oaniD □□□ free estimate. ■Boiets SOUTH Why? Perhaps declarer, thinking the queen. East ducked smoothly. 17 AuttrarEmilt 66 EnUcIng □□□□□□ □□□□□□ ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy John^m U Call Dave Adamick tor a free quote. References, Insured WHson 08 Company 4 A J 66 Baaidai HERITAGE KITCHEN the finesse has won, will misplace an Having worked out South’s hand from 18 Arab covnlry □□□□□□ □□□□□□ 6 4 9 ^ 3 1 645-6523 64S63B3 Y --- other high card. Or he will attack an the bidding. East saw that if he won 20 AvMly nowN □□OQa □□□□□ WReGOIKGTO'I^UIK) k BATH CENTER ♦QJ9732 254 Brood Street other suit, later repeating the finesse with the king, the contract would 22 Hounlaini one 43 Agnua — ^ VOUR DIUMeR.' 4AK973 when its loss will cause the contract to (Mibr.) 1 Dac.hoHday 21 SUcky atufi 46 Immarta PAINTING RICK'S HANDYMAN Manchester N O |OB T O O SMALL make easily. 24 French 2 Typaol play 23 Shirt 47 Character ol Interior-Exterior CARPENTRY SERVICE Instant Seivice/Free etlmates Vulnerable; Neither crumple. Or declarer’s conomunica- Declarer continued with a diamond ntgativa ing marMa 25 Calattlal apaopla 649-5400 Both/KHchen Remodeling Dealer; South tions are ruined. Today’s deal illus to the 10, happy for East to ruff. But 25 MaaMatic 3 Champagne bear 49 HiwaHan Paper Hanging Daok*. AddHiotw, ttomoiMing. Ore cal Does It Al 29 CRy in Utah bucket Rapaira, SIwalraak, SUing trates the last of these possibilities. when East produced the king and 26 Small Inalrumanli Low Prices 30 raais t s p s H m c t 33 Curvarlbona 4 CrKkpot monkey 50 Former aAlwClMningaHwIng ■th West North East South wasn’t sure what to bid over I Bob Ting Free EsHmates Sanlor Citizan diuounl Bath ii Kitchen MUM switched to a spade. South’s world col 34 Cut abort 5 Entartainar 27 Son ol Rulh Communist fr lY INT 2Y four clubs, so he took a shot at a slam, lapsed. If he mew trumps, he would 36 EmaraM lata — Sumac 28 Name ol a loador I l.l-l • I__ VICTOR'S PAINTING Inauiad - rtataranoai Rem odeling PLUMBING fi HEATING ► 3 4 4 4 Pass 37 StrMa 6 Acting hoping his partner would table a dia have none left and wouldn’t be able to thing 51 Houaahold “There now...wasn’t the baby monitor a 568-3153 646-1948 Homo renovations. 649-2871 h Pass Pass Pass 39 AuHkh — award 30 Pickling appHanca One call does It all. mond honor. unblock the diamonds. If instead 'he Vonnagut 7 Batabailar $plC8 52 Harvard'a good investment?” West led the heart ace, which wasn’t 41 Mumkialad — Ryan 31 aty In Pann- No job too small. Opening lead; Y A led a diamond to dummy’s ace. East rival N PROFESSIONAL a good choice. When a player jumps to 42 Abaltad 8 Cough drop lylvanla 54 Future al- Rtchard E. Martin Free estimates. would ruff and cask the spade king to 44 Part ol chow 9 ------32 Catchai lyi.’ exam ENltaPM SES a slam without using Blackwood, it is defeat the slam. Painting The job done right whatever 649-2871 L A W N CARE main about 3S Dance 55 Bushy hairdo Interior & Exterior 46 WMaihoa 10 Window part 3S Paring 56 — dno SNAFU by Bruce Baattla the task. Ilia 11 Don't go 40 Ruaaian 59 Actor \ 1 Serving area for a Remodeling a Painting 48 1051, 19 MlKhlavoui author Harriion YARDMASTERS SPIDER-MAN bv Stan Lea over 25 years. a Hauling Services Available MISCELLANEOUS Free Estimates Fullyinsured M if tnumd Spring Clean-Up SERVICES Lawits, Bushes, Trees Cut Astrograph 'WHAT J SAW WAS SfARePTHBHCWF. 649-7770 C a ll T o m a t 6 4 9 -6 2 7 3 peerryiMPRessive/ Yards, gutters, garages miHOUT A Fvm !, 7W/S ODD JOBS cleaned. Lawn Fertflizing. Appli- that stimulates you mentally and physi able, however, but only If objectives are . 1 7 " T- W TT anoes Removed. Carpentry, cally. It doesn't have to be anything ex In harmony. w/is/vy MASONRY Trucking, HauNng, Backhoe Work. % u r traordinary or strenuous. AQUARIU8 (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Your am- i f2 L Finer CFANce WATERPROOFING Home Repairs. Any Job Considered. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Your great bitlon will be easily aroused today, but J K & R MASONRY ^Birthday est attribute today Is your ability to ef the motor power required to achieve ' fS to see Brick, itona conerata poSot & WeNlNJA WET BASEMENTS? You name it ~ We do it. Call 643-9996 fectively manage others In ways they objectives could be lacking. This might ] fl cNmnayrapdr. won't feel that .they’re being manipulat be due to an absence of self- • iNAcnou! Hatchways, foundation cracks, IS yuan aipatfanca. June 28,1M1 ruy katradt Free Estimates ed. This Is because your Intentions will confidence. sump pumps, tiie Hn«s, gravity Ucanaa^AMS be constructive. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) If you ex PagMarad Mrih conajrmar bisuiwl LAWN-SCAPE Improved material circumstances feeds, and dry wells. Also damp pmiuclkn should be in the offing for you in the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Companions pect friends to deal with you enthusias 'The Finishing Touches” will be Impressed by the examples you tically today, you must first project ness proofing of concrete walls 569-7671 643-0304 year ahead. Over the next six months, Bushes Trimthed you could be luckier than usual In mon set today. If you’re self-assured, calm warmth yourself. They will analyze your S3 and floors. Chimney dean outs, ey-making ventures. and at peace with yourself. It will also responses the same way you'll analyze stonewalls, and concrete repairs. Weekly Mowings put them In the same frame of mind. theirs. EEK AND MEEK by Howla Scfmaldar CANCER (June 21-July 22) This should 37 Over 40 years experienced. Sen POWER HOUSE Yards Cleaned SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You may ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You (»n en be a very pleasant day for you — If you find yourself a trifle restless today and hance your Image today by letting | LOAM WASHING 4S IF ‘jO j ASK M E,TM ETam F TDDMAfUVOFTHEff? ^ / ID OUR “nP O F-THE ior citizen dscounts. LandscajM Installations take a middle-of-the-road attitude and In need of a change of scenery. Strolling friends know you're a very easy Individ- j let destiny carve Its own course. You'll UJllH T M (5 V IS T H E •pROP'/fUTHe BUCKET' ICeBERS' FBD 6 LEM 5 Albert Zuccaro SCREENED LOAM Fullyinsured through the mall where you can unob ual to get along with. Don't take events , AMERICAN know how to adjust to circumstances. trusively observe others could do the too MHrioufttV- ’ £ rTNL Y PEJE-t;uSriMI R C a m c o rd er A 79.00 Valuel' midst of foreclosure proceedings ONE PERCIISTOMER • NOT VAEID ONE UNE PER CUSTOMER* NOT VALID ON PRIOR SALES flexibility toward U.S.-initiated be said . .A. w... .*..*w II-I ™ SALES '/TWIJNE p'fKPI R CUStOMIR i.uaiuii^H *• rtijiNOT yxiiuuNVAUD ON KKtUHiAithPRIOR SALES ■ ')Wt>)W PtwPERCUST0MER«N0T UUSIUMIH eNOl VAUO ON PRIOR SALES Manchaster Herald I^kade. Bu m mougbSwi « 30 91 irtiuO ThfOugh Sun 6 30 91 I over the past couple months. Ac Osella said a friU-time, i^ipointed 6 30 Thtougn Sun 6 30 91 ^ ^ ® ^ . Good ThtougnThrough SonSun *6 30 9 1 | . trtiorj Itwoo^through Sun 6 30 91 The supermarket chain has Middle ^ t peace efforts, which COVENTRY — Board of Educa bought the former Sears Roebuck cording to Cutaia’s plans, the deal so far have run into a deadlock town treasurer would bring stability with Stop & Shop will allow the tion members plan to ^)point a new , \ -*■ and Co. building in the Manchester over Syrian and Israeli differen td the office. But Cassano .and partnership to renovate the remain assistant principal when they meet at Parkade for $3.5 million. ces. Negro said it is vital that the town ing stores in the Parkade. retain the elected position, so there 8:30 tonight in the Coventry High. And Stop & Shop intends to tear , School Library, according to Board down the building and the former The supermarket chain has been is an fleeted officii to check on the negotiating the purchase of the Mon., Thurs., Fri. 'til 8 p.m. Chairman Hitri^ Flaherty. Brunswick Lanes bowling alley in a INDEX actfeitias of the professional, non- building since Sears Roebuck Tues..Wed..'til6 • Sat.'til 5 • Sun. 12 to 5 90 DAY! Candidates for the position have couple of months to construct a C la s s ifie d ...... 9 ,1 0 eletiadata^. lAMI At CAIN* moved to its present location at the “I have always felt strongly about been narrowed from five to the 67,000-square-foot structure on the C om ics...... 11 ‘No r*«E,r; site, according to a spokeswoman I^vilions at Buckland Hills. Dis D iscover...... 6 elected positions,” Negro said. I '* tM/E.", 'f remaining two, whom the board will Ttic Extciidcd Warranty Altaya from Stop & Shop’s corporate office agreements over price for the Focus...... 5 questioning the two direc interview toni^t. Local...... 2,3 Coiti Veu Laii At AI Slaffart'i The new assistant principal will in Brainuee, Mass. propoerty delayed the purchase for tors, tte charter commission agreed SUPERiJI I STORES several months. Lottery...... 2 fhm it would not study the issue receive between $52,672 and TheAeeooleleel Frees The spokeswoman could not g^ve Nabon/Mbild ...... 2 In March, the Planning and O bituaries...... 2 anymore. the full commis No Coupons AI WorMiouM OuMi $59,724, based on experience. With FIRE WARNING — A doll burns after being lit by a ^sarkler a specific time uble for the project because design plans are not com Zoning Commission approved an Record...... 2 sion will come to an agreement