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Deal Broker Says Merus Will Be Back

Deal Broker Says Merus Will Be Back

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Monday, May 21,1990 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price; 35 Cents

c. JJaudiralrr iirralft East woes continue Deal broker on baseball diamond says Merus — see page 46 SPORTS will be back

By Dianna M. Talbot ing people’s pints of blood for $75 a Manchester Herald pint per year, in case individuals wanted to use their own blood Peter Sollinger, a Glastonbury during surgery. Oilers whip the Bruins Although Merus no longer is business broker who helped con­ vince the town to invest $200,000 headquartered in Reno, Nevada, and into Merus Corp., said today that he a Denver, Colo, b a s^ subsidiary By Howard Ulman believes the defunct company will has gone bankrupt, the firm has The Associated Press be re-established, and the town will blood laboratories in Tampa, Fla. recoup its missing investment. and San Diego, Calif., which are not BOSTON — Jari Kurri drove Wayne Gretzky from the operating because of a lack of fund­ During a press conference at his record books, Andy Moog from the game and Boston ing. Company officials are trying to Chestnut Hill home, Sollinger also from its own home with a 2-0 Stanley Cup deficit. obtain long-term financing, he said. defended his participation in the Kurri scored three times, jumping three goals ahead of When they do, the town probably deal which town officials have at­ his former teammate with % for his playoff career, and will be paid back, Sollinger said. added two assists as the Edmonton Oilers routed the tacked as not being honest. In 1988, Sollinger reportedly in­ Motor Sollinger, 39, said he still does Bruins 7-2 Friday night. troduced Ed Epstein, husband of brokerage work for principals of The Oilers can repeat their 1988 finals sweep of the Democratic Town Director Joyce Merus, and is looking for a buyer Bruins and gain their fifth NHL title in seven years by QUALITY Epstein and a pension investment winning at home Sunday night and Tuesday night. for all or part of the company, which fell apart shortly after the town in­ consultant, to Merus Corp. as an in­ Boston faces a monumental task achiev^ by just three vested in it. vestment opportunity. of the 34 teams that dropped the first two games of a In turn, Epstein introduced Town best-of-7 finals. Toronto in 1942 and Montreal in 1966 The town’s investment is Treasurer Roger Negro to the invest­ won titles after losing the first two at home. Montreal Th* Auodatsd Prsif presumed to have gone to operating ment opportunity, which Negro ac­ succeeded in 1971 after dropping the first two in expenses of the company while ex­ and heavy rains to the area. See story on page 10. cepted, and Epstein acted as a . FLASH FLOOD — Waves of water sweep downtown Hot ecutives waited for long-term liaison between Sollinger and financing, he said. During this lime, But the Bruins, who had the NHL’s best record and Springs, Ark., Sunday as weekend storms brought tornadoes Negro. defense during the regular season, face huge odds as they however, the company failed due to Under fire from town officials for seek their first title in 18 years. in-fighting between executives and promising Epstein that the town Kurri’s seventh career playoff hat trick gave him 10 investors of the firm, Sollinger said. would be paid back last year, Sol­ goals in the current post-season. His power-play goal at 19-year kindergarten teacher looks to other gardens But Sollinger said the concept linger said, “I only gave them 10:53 of the first period gave the Oilers a 2-0 lead, his which Merus is based on remains (Epstein and the town) what I had goal at 4:21 of tlie second gave them the lead for good sound and will fill a niche in the (in terms of information) given to 3-2, and he finished the brilliant performance with By Nancy Foley why I took it. Now, afuir teaching it, 1 wouldn’t garden, or place for children to grow. medical industry. She wrote down her personal philosophy of me. I’m nothing in the company.” another power-play goal that complete the rout at 7:27 Manchester Herald go to any other grade,” she said. “I believe someone will buy Kindergarten-age children are eager to do teaching in preparation for the interview. It is: Sollinger could not offer an ex­ of the third period. Merus,” said Sollinger. “I do think ‘To love, guide, cherish, praise, encourage planation as to why Merus officials The Bruins, who had won eight consecutive home On the first day of kindergarten, some of anything they can for their teachers, she said. the town will get its money back.” each little child in their daily work ... The first failed to inform its investors, in par­ games before the series, did a good job keeping Edmon­ Anita Sutton’s students cry, and one year, one “Tbey’re lovable and they love you.” Merus Corp. was founded in 1986 word to be taught - listen! When they do, they ticular the town, that the company ton from shooting. But their goalies did a terrible job little girl ran out of the room and into the park­ She remembers many humorous incidents. based on the concept of storing keeping the puck out of the net. ing lot after her mother. One little boy, for example, had long hair fiy!” autonomous blood supplies, or stor- Please see PENSION, page 10 Sutton wanted to be a teacher from the time Kurri's second goal of the game came on Edmonton’s However, once the door of the Waddell and a baby face, and she mistakenly kept tell­ ing him to get into the girls’ line. She was she was a child, and would line up her dolls fourth shot. School classroom shuts on that first day, most and dress as a nun to play school. It also forced goalie Andy Moog, who began the game students calm down, Sutton said. ready to take him into the girls’ bathroom “It was more or less expected that 1 would with a playoff-leading 1.88 goals against average, from After 19 years of soothing the fears of before she discovered her error. Consumer counsel be a teacher,” she said. After she got married, the game after making just a single save. children for whom the first day of kindergarten Other memories iiKludc birthday parties she stayed at home with her four children for Reggie Lemelin, who hadn’t played since April 11, is often the first day away from mom, Sutton is that were held for each child, and the retiring — in June. Thansksgiving Day feasts featuring child In­ 18 years before returning to teaching. replaced Moog and didn’t do much better. He allowed Since she first began leaching kindergarten, calls Cox mediocre goals by Craig Simpson on Edmonton’s eighth shot, Esa On Friday, from the classroom she has oc­ dians and Pilgrims. it has changed a great deal. Tikkanen on the 10th and Joe Murphy on the 11th. Kurri cupied for those 19 years, Sutton said that Those students benefit from Waddell’s loca­ Vernon, Bolum, Hebron, and An­ "Kindergarten was strictly playtime in those By Rick Santos set up the goals by Simpson and Tikkanen. when she took the job, she had never taught tion. because they can take walking trips to the dover. days." she said. But, it is no longer just fun and Manchester Herald 3 Edmonton’s Adam Graves got the first goal for the kindergarten and was not sure she would like hospital, the post office or a donut shop. Jurask said the comparision is un­ Kindergarten should be just what tire Ger­ ^ second consecutive game, at 8:38 of the firsy period and it. fair because United has just com­ man name means, Sutton said, — a children’s Please see TEACHER, page 10 Cable television in Manchester is The Auodalsd Prett ‘The job I took here was available. That’s pleted a major upgrade. He said Cox ' Kurri broke the tie with Gretzky at 10:53. Tliey were the “mediocre,” and needs to be im­ • Oilers’ only shots of the first period. HEADHUNTER — Craig Muni (28) of the Edmonton Oilers grabs Boston's Cam Neely proved, according to the state’s is upgrading. \ Ray Bourque, who had both of Boston’s goals in a 3-2, around the head during first-period action in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Final Friday night public utilities’ consumer counsel. Juraska acknowledged that Koss’ ; triple-overtime loss in the apencT, cut the lead to 2-1 at job is to fight for the consumer, but at the Boston Garden. Edmonton whipped the Bruins, 7-2, to take a 2-0 lead in the best- “I’ve never said that Cox is ter­ 19:07 of the first period. Greg Hawgood’s first goal, on a rible,” said Eugene Koss, acting added: “He should be responsible as power play, tied the game at 2:56 of the second period. of-seven series. Ten tourists in Jordan attacked chief of the suite Office of Con­ well.” The Oilers didn’t even need to get a shot on Lemelin, sumer Counsel. Besides, Juraska said Cox’s fate who sat out Boston’s last 13 games, on a penalty shot to “But this is the lime when you lay is not in Koss’ hands but rather with By Jamal Halaby tinians by an Israeli near Tel Aviv on official said. the five commissioners of the win. Sunday. Israeli officials have said An Interior Ministry spokesman out an agenda for improvement,” Twins shut out Red Sox, 6-0 The Associated Press See related story DPUC. Petr Klima, whose goal at 15:13 of the third overtime Koss said about Cox’s bid for the man was disturbed. said Badwan fired until he ran out of They were to vote on renewing gave the Oilers the qxning victory at 1:23 a.m. Wednes­ on page 6 Idlice did not immediately con­ ammunition, then continued his at­ renewal of its cable television By Dave O’Hara AMMAN, Jordan — A Pales­ Cox’s franchise last Widnesday, but day, was awarded the shot after Lemelin threw his stick the Boston Red Sox 6-0 Friday night out in the fifth. firm the wiuiess’ report. tack with a dagger before surrender­ franchise. at Klima as the Czechoskrvak-bom forward broke in off The Associated Press for their 12th victory in 15 games tinian armed with a pistol and a dag­ “What you have in Manchester is decided to delay the vote until May Candelaria (4-1) retired Mike It was not clear how many of the Tlie incident occurred irear the ing to police. right wing. this month. ger boarded a lour bus near a mediocre. We can’t afford to accept 30. Grcenwell on a fly ball and earned wounded were shot and how many Roman amphitheater in downtown Klima drew Lemelin about 10 feet out of the crease BOSTON — Rookie Tim Drum­ In his first major-league start, downtown tourist site today and at­ Hundreds of bystanders crowded that for the next 10 years. Because 1 While Juraska said the delay is to the victory as the Twins padded a were sutbbed. Amman, a popular tourist site. and went around the goalie’s left side but fanned on the mond and veterans John Candelaria Drummond allowed five hits, all tacked iu occupants, wounding nine around the tourist bus after the inci­ think Cox’s customers won’t accept provide the commissioners with 1-0 lead with three runs in the sixth Prlicc immediately arrested the shot as he faced a wide-open net. It was the first penalty and Terry Leach combined on a singles, and struck out six, but lost a French tourists and a Jordanian, of­ The man boarded the bus with 30 dent, which took place on a it for the next 10 years.” more lime to review the facts, Koss and two more in the seventh. Palestinian and identified him as shot in the finals since E ^o n U m ’s Grant Fuhr stopped nine-hitter and Gary Gactti drove in chance for his initial victory when ficials said. tourists aboard near die Roman am­ downtown sueet close to the am- Koss said there are two major said it is to sec if the two sides can Candelaria yielded three hits in 2 Amman jxrlicc chief Fadcl Ali Ahnud Badwan, 28, a Palestinian reach a settlement. Philadelphia’s Dave Poulin, now a Bruin, oti May 30, two runs with a homer and sacrifice he was replaced by Candelaria with phitheater in downtown Amman and pliilhcatcr. problems with the company, which said one of the French victims was from lire Gaza .Strip who carries a “threatened to shixrt if anybody “1 don’t think there is a fun­ 1985. All six penalty shots in finals history have failed. fly as the Minnesota Twins blanked runners on first and third and two Please see Red Sox, page 45 serves about 52,000 subscribers in seriously wounded and the rest only temporary Jordanian passport and moved," a police official said. Ali said French President Fran­ damental breach in the process,” cois Mitterrand called Bashir Hospi­ Manchester, South Windsor, Glas­ slightly. However, French Ambas­ lives in Amman. tonbury, Wethersfield, Newington, Koss said. There are disagreements sador Dennis Bouchard said two of A witness, speaking on condition ‘TIh* tourists were scared and tal to inquire about the condition of as to what should be signed.” many started shouting, which the injured. He said King Hussein and Rocky Hill. He said they are tlie French tourists were in critical odf anonymity, said he heard police Cox docs not sufficiently support He said meetings with Cox’s at­ condition. He cited reports from em­ report iluit Badwan said he acted to pushed the gunnuui to fire in all and Crown PriiKC Hassan rushed to torney have failed to produce a set­ directions from a 7mm pistol, die the hospital to sec the victims. public access television, and it in­ bassy officials at Amman hospiutls. avenge the killing of seven Pales­ sists on controlling its own program­ tlement acceptable to both the com­ ming choices. pany and the consumer counsel. However, Cox’s Vice President Congress junk mail bill nears $101m and General Manager Jayson Juras- Please see COX, page 10 ka said the company has agreed to upgrade public access to the level and Don Nicklcs, R-Okla., wmu: to The Senate has imposed rules on it­ Sertare’s insistence last year that the WASHINGTON (AP) — While requested by the suite Department of T O D A Y 1 a House committee cliainnan last self to hold down the mail expense. House curb its mail costs. Congress and the Bush administra­ Public Utility Conuol, the i^cncy month. The House agreed to some changes The Sciuiic requires each member tion hold urgent talks on deficit that regulates cable television in reduction. House members are Last week, the cost overrun was last year, but didn’t go as far. to disclose his mail costs. Mailings Index projected by lawmakers at $44 mil­ Rep. Vic Fazio, D-Calif., chair­ arc prohibited once a senator’s Connecticut. deluging constituents with tax- Juraska dispured also Koss’s con­ lion. man of the House Appropriations money allotment is cxluusled, al­ 2 0 page*. 2 sactlona payer-firuinced mail in an election tention that Cox listens only to itself The Senate, meanwhile, “is ex­ legislative branch sulKommiitcc, though the Rules Committee can year. in making progranmiing decisions. pected to have a $6 million surjilus” said he wouldn’t support overall switch funds from another senator r.lasailiad 17 -20 The House has been gelling its “That’s nonsense,” he said. “We in its $23.7 million mail budget, the restrictions in mass mailings, but who failed to use his full amount. Comlca 1« nose tweaked by the Senate over the make our program lineup based on 0 two seimlors wrote to Rep. Frank would listen to su^csiions on set­ Senators arc given allotments based Focus stream of newsletters and town customer surveys.” They are con­ t ocst/StalB ____ 3-5 Annunzio, D-Ill. Reid is chairman ting limits for individual members. on a state’s population. meeting notices that arc an incum­ ducted arumally. LottGfV 2 and Nicklcs the ranking Republican He accused the Senate of transfer­ During last year’s battle over mail 5 -7 . 17 bent's best friend. He refuted also Koss’ comments NaikWVUbdd on Utc Appropriations subcommittee ring money from other accounts into costs, the Senate persuaded the ntiituarioa 2 “It goes witliout saying that lax- that Cox docs not measure up to on the legislative branch. Annunzio the mail account “in an election House to agree to separate accounts O pinion 8 jrayers will likely be outraged" to others such as United Cable Icam the House may exceed its is chairman of the House Ad­ year." for each chamber. The number of Sports 1 1 -1 5 Television Corp. of Connecticut, Totovlaion 18 ministration Committee. Fazio’s criticism only underscores $40.7 million mail budget by $38 Please see MAIL, page 10 which serves Tolland, Ellington, 1------:------million, .Sens. Harry Reid, D-Ncv., Why the difference in mail costs? the bitterness lingering from the

J .vf.. MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 21, 1990—3 2— MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 21. 1990 RECORD MANCHESTER/ COVENTRY/BOLTON

retiring, he was employed by Pratt grandchildren; and two great­ & Whitney, East Hartford, for many grandchildren. Police Roundup Cook’s plan for 325 units About Town Obituaries years. He was a veteran o f World The funeral w ill be Wednesday at War IL serving with the U.S. Navy, 9:45 ajn. at the John F. Tiem ey and was a member o f the K ey Lock­ Funeral Home, 219 W . Center St., Class of 1960 plans reunion Ted Colangelo smiths o f Hartford. He also was a followed by a Mass at 10:30 ajn . in Two injured by truck member o f the Salvation Arm y band Sl Bridget Church. Burial will be in of elderly housing re-filed Reservations are still available for Manchester High Ted Colangelo, 78, of Phoenix, An East Hartfoid man was arrested on several charges in Worcester. St. Bridget Cemetery. Calling hours School’ s Class o f 1960’s 30th reunion to be held June 29 formerly of Manchester, died Saturday after he allegedly hit two teens riding a bicycle He is survived by a sister-in-law, are TUesday at 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pjn. In April, he died from carbon property. and 30th at Marco Ralo Restaurant in East Hartford. Thursday (May 17, 1990) in Scot­ with a truck, police said. By Nancy Foley Dorothy Boggs of Pickens, S.C.; Memori^ donations may be made monoxide poisoning. His death was In addition, an entrance to the Members who do not plan to attend are asked to send in tsdale, Ariz. H e is survived by his Manchester Herald and several nieces and nephews. to the Newington Childrens Hospi­ Glenn PanayotoUus, 18, was charged with first- and their questionnaires, so they can be included in a reunion wife, Marcelle (Ruden) Colangelo. ruled a suicide by the state medical property was moved so that it would A memorial service and crema­ tal. third-degree assault, criminal attempt to commit an as­ booklet. For more information, call Joan or Chuck Sal- He is also survived by a son, A r­ examiner. affect less o f the wetlands. sault, and evading responsibility. H e is being held on a Revised plans for development o f tion were held in Pickens. A The height o f some o f the build­ The congregate housing would mond at 646-5903. thur; a daughter, Lorraine, both o f a controversial congregate housing graveside service w ill be Saturday at $50,000 bond and is scheduled to appear in Manchester ings in the proposed complex has provide the elderly with shared Scottsdale; two brothers, Ralph and Edward J. Montovani complex for the elderly have been Slimming association to meet 11:45 a.m. at the family lot in the Superior Court May 30. been reduced, according to Lcs living facilities, including kitchen Alex; two sisters, Lena, all o f West re-filed with the Planning and Rose Hill Memorial ftirk. Rocky Edward J. Montovani, o f East Crawford, o f Fuss & O ’Neill. In ad­ and dining facilities. The Women’s Association to Enjoy Slimming will Hartford, and Mary in Mas­ PUlice said he struck two youths who were riding a Zoning Commission. Hill. Hartford, husband o f O live (Fm- dition, a building in the southwest Neighbors had complained that meet TUesday at 72 E. Center St. Weigh-in will be from sachusetts; and several nieces, bike near 149 Oakland St. He left the scene, but a wit­ I Debra Vasko, Jennifer L. Walsh, Amanda Weatherford, Ann Wells o f South Windsor, and Care o f Manchester, 545 N. Main > 1“ Andover Johann Lerch Jodi Wilcox, Kelly Wooldridge, Leslie Worsley, Ag­ Helen Tobacco o f East Windsor; and St. JO 05 Planning and Zoning Commission, Andover Elemen­ Johann Lerch, 89, o f 147 Brook­ four grandchildren. nieszka Ziemnicka. tary School, 7:30 pjn. field St., husband o f the late Susan­ The funeral w ill be Wednesday at Bolton may be prepared to move JO > Bolton na (Tbrck) Lerch, died Friday (M ay 9:30 a.m. at the Samsel & Carmon Theodore Martin G rade 9 John E. Ahlberg, Cynthia Botticello, Kelly Bowler, > - • 18, 1990) at a local convicscent Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, Theodore “ Ted” Martin, 65, o f Board o f Selectmen, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m. Rebecca Braman, Sandra Brindamour, Danielle Brown, “D home. South Windsor, followed by a Mass Vernon, husband o f Joan (Pizzotti) on Hanover Farms in two months Public Building Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 Lauren Buckno, Peter H. Choi, Tamara Curling, Philip He was born in Hollumtz, o f Christian burial at 10:30 ajn. in Martin, died Friday (M ay 18, 1990) p.m. Dakin, Lauren Delaney, Matthew DeMarco, Amy cuss what will be done with Austria-Hungry, and was a St. Catherine’s Church, Broad at Rockville General Hospital. He then filed an affidavit, stating Duiato, Am y Dwyer, Seth Egnasko, Nicole Eicker, By Donna O'Leary Hanover Farms, and work on the Coventry Manchester resident since 1957. Brook. Calling hours arc TUesday He was the faculty manager o f the work could not be done by Michelle Erickson, William Flanagan, Alison M. Manchester Herald specifications before the project can Before retiring, he was employed by from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pjn. athletics and a former teacher o f 5-14-90. That affidavit was Town Council, Town O ffice Building, 7:30 p.m. Frenctte, Scou Fuller, Kristen G p o d ^ Luigi Grossi, go out to bid. It will probably be two Colonial Board of MaiKhestcr for English and history at Manchester presented to the bond issuer. Nicole Hachey, Dawn Harris, GabrieWe Henson, Sun Hee months before its r c ^ y to go out to many years. High School. BOLTON — In about two Alvord Associates of Farmington Hwang, Lani lacovelli, Joel Impellusq, Jetmifer Karpe, bid,” said Kemp. He is survived by two sons, Erwin Raymond D. McCarthy He is also survived by two sons, months, the town should be ready to had purchased the property from E. Lerch o f Manchester, with whom Chanhpheng Kcovilay, Sinho Kim, Mary Krupen, Emily seek bidders to complete the failed David Minicucci, Charles Minicucci Monday night the selectmen plan Raymond D. “Mac” McCarthy, Michael Martin o f South Windsor he made his home, and Hans Lerch Lappen, Cynthia Lavuic, Jessica Lawrence, Jean Lee, Hanover Farms, a 20-lot subdivision Jr. and Richard Barry. It was sub­ to discuss the project at their meet­ Lottery 82, o f East Hartford, formerly o f and Theodore B. Martin o f Vernon; o f Mancheter; a sister, Susarma Hor­ Rebecca Logiudicc, Grant Lowery, Hongkha o ff Brandy Street, according to a divided into 20 building lots. ing and to get the operation in mo­ Manchester, died Saturday (M ay 19, two daughters, Wendy Martin o f vath of Manchester; and three Luangprascuth, Elizabeth McCubrey, Jose]^ Moriarty. town official. “The selectmen now have to dis- tion so bids can go out. 1990) at a local nursing home. He Vernon, and Lynne Ratzburg o f Im­ grandchildren. Helen Kemp, executive assistant Here are Sunday’ s lottery results from around New was the husband of Florence perial Beach, Calif.; two brothers. Melissa Myers, Tamara Nelson, Kristin Newton, Es­ The funeral will be held Tuesday to the selectmen, said the construc­ England: (Beaupre) McCarthy. Bradford Martin of Plymouth, ther O ’ Neal, Pau-ick Osborne, Edward Pinkin, Dotuia at 11 a.m. at the Holmes Puner^ tion bond for that project was pulled CONNECTICUT He was bom in Port Chester, Mass., and George Martin o f Cohas- Rho, Daryl Richard, David Rodriguez. Kelsey Rodwell, Familee Restaurants Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Daily: 7-9-5. Play Four: 5-1-0-0. N.Y., and lived in Manchester for set. Mass.; a sister, Jeannette Har­ Melissa Ross, Tamara Sines, Stephanie Smith, Phitsamay last week. in East Cemetery. There arc no call­ The town requires developers to MASSACHUSETTS many years before moving to South low of Schenectady, N.Y.; a Sourinho, Christopher Spadaccini, Thomas H. Stevens, home of ing hours. obtain a construction bond in the Daily: 9-1-3-3. Windsor and East Hartford. He grand.son; and several nieces and Christopher Stone, Temple Symonds, Ann Taridona, Memorial donations may be made amount o f the project cost, Kemp RHODE ISLAND retired from Hamilton Standard, and nephews. Kimberly Waites, Matthew Welnicki, Kerri Welnicki. SALAD BAR PLUS to the American Heart Association, explained. Mortgage companies or Daily: 3-8-9-4. was former owner o f his own The funeral will be TUesday with Kerri Whitcomb, Joy White. Jessica Wilmot. 5 Brookside Drive, Wallingford banks issued the bonds, dated ac­ • Seafood • Steaks • Chicken • Sandwiches • Kid's Menu plastering company. a Mass o f Christian burial at 9 ajn. 06492. cording to the length o f time needed Here are Saturday’s lottery results from around New He was a life member o f the in St. Lukes Church, Ellington, to nearly complete or to complete England: John F. Boggs Manchester Lodge o f Elks, having burial w ill be in St. Bernards featuring S A L A D B A R PLUS FIRST AID!! Cemetery, Vernon. Calling hours are the work. CONNECTICUT John F. Boggs, 81, o f Pickens, been known as “ Mr. Elk,” and was today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pjn. at Manchester Herald Hanover Farms’ bond was for An "ALL YOU CAN EAT" variety of salad fixings, Daily: 6-6-2. Play Four: 1-4-OA. S.C., formerly o f Bolton, died Dec. the goodwill ambassador of the For Tired Carpets, Upholstery and the Burkc-R)rtin Funeral Home, 76 about 3 years and expired M ay 1. MASSACHUSETTS 21, 1989, at his home. He was the Connecticut Elkdom. He also was a soups, breads, hot vegetables, hot dishes, fresh fruits, Prospect St., the Rockville section The bond guarantees the town Daily: 7-0-2-5. Megabucks: 6-15-16-20-22-28. husband o f the late Lydia (Sjoholm) member o f the Hamilton Standard Founded Dec. 15.1881 as a weekly. desserts,'PLUS the make your own sundae bar. Oriental Rugs by o f Vernon. money in case the work is nol com ­ NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND Boggs. Retirees Club, and the British Daily publicadon siiKe OcL 1,1914. Memorial donations may be made pleted and must go out to bid to be (Sold separately or as a low price addition to our fairly New Hampshire, Vermont, and Maine daily: 8-0-3. He was bom in Worcester, Mass., American Club. to the Ted Martin Memorial Fund, c/ priced dinners and sandwiches.)______A Steam Inc. Play R)ur: 3-S-9-7. Mcgabucks: 5-11-13-20-26-34. April 10, 1908, and was a Bolton He is also survived by a daughter USPS 327-500 completed. o Manchester High School, 134 E. VOL. CIX, No. 197 1 RHODE ISLAND resident from 1967 until moving to and son-in-law, Sylvia and Q ict Construction bonds can be Middle TUmpike. 319 Great Swamp Road Glastonbury, CT 06033 Daily: 6-8-0-5. Lot-O-Bucks: 6-15-19-24-33. South Carolina in 1984. Before Morgan of Vernon; three lowered if the job is 25% or more "FAMILEE DAYS" — Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays •Residential -Commercial complete. In that case, die developer Publisher Selected kid's meals ( 12 and under) O N LY 9M »»i^loroc>iei lo* < Tonight, cloudy and cold with Pressroom Martager______Robert H. Hubbard •Truck mounted steam cleaning with Flx-20 rotary unit (injects & extracts steam 450 times per bond guarantees the work, usually I CHICKEN BREAST some drizzle and fog. A 30 percent minute leaving carpets 1/3 dryer than conventional "wand " methods. 9 for two to three years. If problems I k\v.v;y chance o f rain. Low 40 to 45. TUes­ 5 «* arise, the town is guaranteed dial •Ceftified by I.I.C.U.C. in upholstery and carpet cleaning. ‘ l a y l J day, cloudy. A 30 percent chance o f I $ 4 9 9 PubMhed daily except Sunday ar>d certain holdays by repairs will be covered. . y y y rain. High around 60. (Xitlook Wed­ te Manchester PubhsNrM C o , 16 Brainard PIm , ! *5^’ I On May 14, dR’ town pulled the •Ct Complimentary Fabric Anaiyzation and Inspection with FREE Estimate nesday, variable cloudiness. High Manchester, Conn 06040. Seoortd class postage paid at I bond and this past week received the 5 w/FREE Salad Bar Plus w/FREE Salad Bar Plus around 60. Manchester, Cortn. Postmastor. Send address changes I Dupont® Maslercare Series Authorized Applicator. Stainmastei® Authorized Applicator to the Manchester Herald, P.O Box 501, Mwvohester, full bond amount, approximately I Entree includes choice of baked Entree includes choice of baked 53» A low pressure system will move Conn 06040. | T o «^ J ? 7 - | $170,000. I potato or french fries. I potato or french fries. | I5»*J through the mid Atlantic states The Martchesler Herald Is a member o( The Associated “ Hanover Fanns,” Kemp said, I today passing out to the sea tonight. Press, the Audrt Bureau ol Circulation, tie New Englartd Call us for cleaning by H Press Association artd the New England Newspaper As­ “ were wariR'd last fall the bond 1 ^ Expires 5-30-90 I Expires 5-30-90 J Pr^em m I sociation. would be pulled. We sal down with A D«oown nollo be h 1eu««io|6 J Lowest on record, 36, set in 1964. fourth-grader at Nathan Hale School. stalled. 0

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1 YEAR 8.40% $250 ^ OR MORE + .25% 8.65% 9.03% 8—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, May 21. 1990 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, May 21, 1990—9 OPINION FOCUS

f ire State used Mosbacher Dear Abby Sylvia Porter Abigail Van Buren PEOPLE faced real Mortgage game good sense threats Shakespeare’s is a risky play on permit By Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta The cleverest con artists arc those who stay within the words confusing law by selling you a service you don’t need, or could do WASHING'iXDN — There is no ques­ yourself easily and at no cost. Right now, one of the hot­ The state official who decided to allow the test of these is tltc “mortgage acceleration” game. <■ i tion that the president of the United States DEAR ABBY: Fools rush in! In second-guessing Senior Citizen’s Center in Manchester to go for­ needs to be protected by Secret Service It works like this: You receive a phone call from some­ ward with its Las Vegas Night last week despite Shakespeare, you should not be so quick to give credence one who either already knows or seeks to find out if you agents. Death threats come with the ter- to a h i ^ school students’s English teacher. Most serious problems with its t^plication deserves credit for riroty. But who would want to kill the own your home, which usually means you have a Shakespeare scholars now agree that, in Hamlet, “nun­ mortgage. You next are asked if you would like to save applying some common sense to the situation. secretly of agriculture or interior? nery” means convent or cloister. We recently speculated in this column thousands of dollars on your mortgage. Of course, you The application by officials of the center to the It was not until 1936 Dover Wilson, in his “What Hap­ answer yes. o that Cabinet members surroimdcd them­ pens in Hamlet," first suggested that it meant a brothel, state’s Division of Special Revenue to hold the selves with a muscle-bound entourage be­ Then comes the high-pressure pilch for an early Las Vegas Night event contained a number of in­ along with other silly notions, most of them Freudian. mortgage payment service. Generally, this involves cause they like the trappings of nouveau Such interpretation became fashionable for a while nocent oversights. royalty. making biweekly rather than monthly mortgage pay­ (Laurence Olivier gave it acceptability) but it has largely ments. Because you arc making part of the payment Paul Bernstein, manager of the charitable games 3^1 Commerce Secretary Robert Mos­ faded. bacher has since learned that those trap­ early, you are reducing the amount of time you are using section of the division, decided that since there Although there was some use of the word “nunnery” the money, thereby reducing the amount you’ll ultimate­ was not time to correct the flaws, he would let the pings can come in handy. A woman in Elizabethan England as a brothel, such use was not ex­ budget Y been in Washington, D.C., jail for a ly pay. scheduled event go forward. Furthennore he has TALKS \ istent. Moreover, no one can rationally read this scene The idea is a very good one. The idea of a company month awaiting trial on charges that she without concluding that Hamlet, in urging Ophelia decided not to levy any fmes for the violations. threatened Mobsbacher’s life. Nancy that will provide this “service” is a very bad one. Here’s thither, is crudely suggesting that only in such a place why: For hundreds of dollars paid to the company, you Presumably Bernstein could have made a big Crawford allegedly wrote Mosbacher a can she hope to escape the evil machinations of man and letter saying, “Here is your choice, marry receive essentially nothing. You can do it yourself. deal of the problem but, wisely, he did not. the vile institution of marriage, which has so despoiled me or die. ... I’ll kill you before you hurt When you borrow money to buy a home, almost all Local officials did not act as wisely. his mother. He can hardly have meant brothel to this end. me anymore.” your mortgage payments for the first few years are inter­ Isaac Isimov, in adopting the conventional meaning, The application for Las Vegas Night was not Mosbacher refused to answer our ques­ est. But because the amount of interest is fixed, anything offers another suggestion: “But is it Ophelia he plans to received by the division until the day of event. tions about the woman. An FBI agent extra you pay reduces the principal. That means the '■ send to a nunnery, or is it his mother. Queen Gertrude?” who questioned her said that she spoke amount on which you are paying interest is reduced. Whatever other problems there may have been (Remember that ^ w a rd the Confessor sent his mother, about her relationship with Mosbacher, Over the life of a 30-year loan, the savings are impres­ Emma, to a nunnery once he had gained the throne.) with the application were obviously aggravated by and blames him for some personal sive. Be assured that, for every opinion of Shakespeare, there the fact that there was little time to make correc­ problems. "She stated that Secretary Mos­ For example, if you have a $100,000 mortgage at 10 is another to the opposite, and hundreds in between. And tions. bacher was destined to be her mentor and, percent and pay an additional $25 each month, you home just because this genius was much given to the bawdy In the future the local people involved should in a mystical sense, the father of two HONORARY DEGREES will be paid off more than four years sooner, and your in­ does not mean we should go out of our way to give his — Actress Angela Lansbury, left, Boston University trustee terest savings will be more than $35,000. pay more attention to the application requirements, children she has seen in her dreams and Robert Brown, center, and U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Resources Louis W. has always hoped for,” the FBI agent’s every word that twist. During the first few years of pre-payment, your lax ad­ and above all, they should submit the application affidavit said. WILL BAKER, Sullivan share a laugh during Boston University’s commencement exercises Sunday in vantage won’t decline much, either. That’s because of in time for a review to determine that all is in Crawford moved to Washington from YAKIMA. WASH. Boston. Sullivan received an honorary doctor of laws degree and was the main speaker, the front-loaded nature of mortgages. You’ll be increas­ order. Brooklyn, N.Y., earlier this year. She is DEAR MR. BAKER: Whatever did we do before the and Lansbury received an honorary doctor of humane letters degree. ing your equity only by the additional amount you pay. A now undergoing a psychiatric evaluation facts were faxed in a matter of a minutes? $25 monthly ^dition^ payment is only $300 each year. to determine if she is competent to stand According to Warren Said of the Frances Howard Your still paying interest on the rest. WA.RNIUG Airfields represent bonanza Goldwyn Hollywood Regional Library in Los Angeles: If you can swing an extra $100 each month, you’ll trial. without approval and “made script changes without enjoy enormous savings over the now much shorter life Crawford refused to tell us whether she “There were two meanings of the word ‘nunnery’ in Cosby tells graduates telling the director.” THE FOLLOWING Shakespeare’s time. Noting his use of puns, and the na­ of the mortgage. Yet, you’ll also be building equity in sachusetts. Additional closures undoub­ Almost two dozen airports around the had actually met Mosbacher. “I’m not a Medawar said in the May 20 issue of People By Robert Walters your home, which in most areas of the country grealJy in­ PROGRAM IS GEARED tedly will be proposed in coming years. country are jointly operated civilian- threat to anyone,” she said, adding that ture of the character who is being addressed, it becomes to be grateful to parents magazine that Ms. Collins also turned down Jac­ she had tried for a year to get an appoint­ clear that Hamlet is telling Ophelia to go to a nunnery creases your financial options. TO THE LOWEST AUSTIN, Texas — This city desperate­ • Overcrowded airports will become military facilities. The Albuquerque, SOUTH BEND. Ind. (AP) — Bill Cosby told queline Bisset and Ann-Margrct as potential co-stars even more congested as airline traffic sur­ N.M., and Charleston, S.C., municipal ment with M osbat^r. “I am, in fact, in where personalities of note can gel ‘favors’ from the in­ University of Notre Dame graduates to be grateful to “because she wanted to be the biggest name in the It’s a wonderful idea, isn’t it? ly needs a new commercial airfield to habitants. It is there that he can go to breed sinners.” But it doesn’t work for everyone. Some mortgages ges to record levels in the near future. The airports, for example, share facilities with jail because I wrote a letter to R o^rt their parents. movie.” COMMON replace overcrowded, 60-ycar-oId Robert penalize you for making pre-payments, something you Federal Aviation Adminisuation predicts Kirtland Air Force Base and Charleston Mosbacher.” Then she added, “It’s quite A page from the Oxford English Dictionary (2nd Edi­ “How did you come to live so long?” the 52-ycar- The actress’ agent. Irving “Swifty” Lazar, con­ Mueller Airport, which a local citizens’ should investigate when negotiating the loan. DENOMINATOR... that within the next 12 years passenger Air Force Base, respectively. possible I should be married to Robert tion, Volume X) shows under the word “nunnery”: 1) A old comedian asked on Sunday. firmed that the project has been shelved but told the organization aptly describes as “too place of residence for a body or community of nuns, a W’hilc most people who pre-pay find it convenient to boardings will increase 68 percent while The pressure being placed on Robert Mosbacher,” but she said he was the “last “Because they let you live,” he answered to ap­ magazine that “it wasn’t Joan’s fault. She wasn’t small, too dangerous and too noisy.” include an extra fixed amount with each month’s aircraft operations (takeoffs and landings) Mueller Aiiport in Austin is illustrated by person” she would want to marry. “He’s a building in which nuns live under religious rule and dis­ plause and laughter from the 2,4(X) students, ptarcnis greedy. The producers defaulted on her $300,000 At the same time, the Defense Depart­ mortgage payment, this is by no means the only way you h e y , will grow 29 percent. the growth in the number of yearly pas­ miserable pig.” cipline; a convent. 2) A house of ill fame. and faculty members. salary.” ment has proposed closing Bergsu-om Air can benefit. Lump-sum pre-payment or amounts that dif­ In addition, the FAA has identified 33 senger emplanements, which have soared It’s not likely that Mosbacher would be Aha! So, there is, indeed, a question about what Ham­ Cosby, who has a doctorate in education, received THAT'S Force Base, a far larger facility superbly fer from month to month usually are possible — though com.mercial airports — including those from 3(X),0(X) in 1%5 to 4.2 million last killed for his stand on Japanese trade is­ let meant in his speech to Ophelia. I rest my case. an honorary doctor of laws degree from the univer­ lAE/ suited to be a replacement and located DEAR ABBY: Your suggestion that telephone Reagan wants scrapbooks these can be a bookkeeping nightmare, and you will want serving virtually every major city in the year. sues or Eastern Bloc technology transfer. sity. \ just outside the city limits southeast of to keep careful track of your payments. country — where at least 20,(X) hours of A 1987 ballot measure proposing its But a political beef is not the only motive operators eliminate the “ma’ams” and "sirs” to avoid BUCKEYE, La. (AP) — Kim Marlcr is honored Austin. “With all of my heart and soul, I want all of you to The method most commonly employed in the pre-pay- closure and is.surance of $728 million for murder. President Reagan was shot by mistakes is a good one. that Ronald Reagan wants her 19 scrapbooks for his Transforming Bergstrom into Austin’s annual delays are expected to be recorded understand that what you call the world out there is mcni scams involves no extra money being paid. Instead, within seven years. worth of bonds to finance construction of someone who cared more about Jodie If the woman sounds like a man, she should give up presidential library, but she’s not sure whether to new civilian airfield would save hundreds rough,” he said. you pay half your payment, twice a month. Because you Amid the continuing national debate a replacement in the community of Foster than Reaganomics. her four-pack-a-day habit. And if the man sounds like a “It’s rough not only in terms of your job but in donate or loan them. of millions of dollars locally. Even more are paying half your payment early, you are reducing the over the “freace dividend,” there can be Manor, more than 10 miles northeast of The flamboyant Mosbacher is a more woman, lifting bar^lls might help. terms of your personal relationships. You’ll have The high school senior showed Reagan and his important, it would demonstrate to cities VIVIAN GROW amount of time you’re using the money and enjoying no doubt about the existence of this par­ Austin, was approved in a municipal elec­ likely target for threats from the lovelorn many, many , but if your relationship with wife, Nancy, the scrapbooks of his presidency when elsewhere in the country the benefits of some savings. tion by a 5 6 -^ percent margin. than the politically disillusioned. The IN PALM SPRINGS your mate is 1(X) percent of your heart, you’ll never he came to Baton Rouge last week to give a com­ taking advantage of these serendipitous ticular bonanza — and the nation ought to There’s nothing wrong with doing this. But the person As the land acquisition was about to handsome, silver-h^rcd millionaire and mencement speech at Louisiana Stale University. developments. move promptly to take advantage of it. need a friend.” to discuss this with is the holder of your mortgage, not a Conversion of airfields from military to begin, however, the Pentagon indicated his stunning wife. Georgette, were hailed “I was nervous at first, and then I kind of got • As the Cold War winds down, the relaxed,” she said. “They were normal people just stranger who calls you on the phone. Defense Department almost certainly will civilian use is hardly unprecedented. The Bergstrom probably would be available. as a needed addition to the flagging Singer injured in crash commercial airport in Orlando, Fla., one Proponents of that alternative argue that it Washington party circuit when President like me.” shut down hundreds of military bases MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Judith Durham, She said Reagan told her the scrapbooks would be <0 1990 by NEA, toe of the nation’s busiest because it serves would save as much as $250 million in Bush appointed Mosbacher to the com­ Dr. Gott throughout the nation, many of them air­ lead singer of the folk-rock group The Seekers during a valuable contribution to his library, now under con­ fields. the millions of people who fly to Disney construction costs and would sharply merce post. Mosbacher keeps a high the 1960s, underwent surgery today after being World, was McCoy Air Force Base before reduce the time required to open a new profile and gets more media attention struction in California. Today In History Indeed, a special Pentagon commission Peter Gott, M.D. seriously injured in an auto accident. “I’d like to have him have them in his library,” began that process in late 1988 by desig­ the Defense Department relinquished it. airport. than your average stodgy Cabinet The 47-year-old Durham, who had such hits as Manchester Herald The former Stewart Air Force Base in But others insist upon building a new secretary. said Miss Marlcr. “But I worked on this for nine Today is Monday, May 21. the 141st day of 1990. nating five Air Force ba.scs — three in “Georgy Girl” and “I Will Never Find Another You.” years, so I don’t want to just give them up.” Newburgh, N.Y., is just beginning a new airfield in Manor — an option that Many lop government ofilcials don’t was resting comfortably after surgery for fractures of There arc 224 days left in the year. California and one apiece in Illinois and Miss Marlcr said Reagan, his interest piqued by Today’s Highlight in History: New Hampshire — to be closed. Con­ life as a commercial airfield serving New squanders the benefits so r ^ i l y ob­ think their jobs arc controversial enough the leg, arms and collarbone, an Alfred Hospital Founded Dec. 15.1881 as a weekly. the stories and photographs in the scrapbooks, talked On May 21, 1927, Charles A. Lindbergh landed his gress subsequently ratified those recom­ York City’s northern-most suburbs. tainable by utilizing the aircraft runways, to warrant tight security. Treat gallstones spokesman said. Daily publication since Oct 1,1914. at length about the attempt on his life in 1981. “Spirit of St. Louis” near IVis, completing the first solo mendations. Similarly, a former Air Force base in support buildings and other facilities al- Even those with security like to keep it The Australian-bom Durham left the group in the airplane flight across the Atlantic Ocean. Lindbergh More recently, Pentagon officials said California’s Antelope Valley now is the rc ^ y in place at Bergstrom. at a minimum. Interior Stxrctary Manuel late 1960s to pursue a solo career and had been tour­ Publisher ______, Penny M. Sieften commercial airport serving the distant Lujan learned to press the flesh as a con­ covered a distance of more than 3,600 miles in 33*/2 Opinion P aM Editor ___Ron Robillard they plan to abandon military operations with new method ing the country with her pianist husband. Run Plato project near end Los Angeles suburbs of Palmdale and Robert Walters is a syndicated gressman from New Mexico, and he has hours. Associate Editor___ Alexander Girelli at Bergstrom and three naval air stations Edgeworth. NEW HAVEN (AP) — Relying on scholarly Lanca.stcr. columnist an aversion to security as a Cabinet The car in which she was uavcling with her hus­ On this date: — two in California and one in Mas­ DEAR DR. GOTT: I’ve been told I have a few means rather than tlic derring-do of the fictional In­ secretary. But U.S. park police guard him band collided head-on with another vehicle near Mel­ In 1542, Spanish explorer Hernando dc Soto died gallstones, and my general surgeon wants to operate. I’d diana Jones, a retired Yale professor is close to com­ when he travels. Once in California, he bourne on Sunday. A passenger in the other car was while searching for gold along the Mississippi River. prefer to have the stones crushed, against my general pleting a dccadcs-old project to track down and In 1832, the first Democratic National Convention got waded into a crc >*. J of angry environmen­ killed. Edgeworth’s leg was bruised. talists protesting offshore drilling. practitioner’s wishes. What is your opinion, and what microfilm hundreds of Plato manuscripts scattered in under way in Baltimore. The delegates would nominate Open Forum Security people there advised him to type of doctor should 1 go to instead of a general sur­ Collins kills movie 13 counuics. President Jackson for a second term. leave, but he stayed to talk and was not geon? By corrcspondcrtcc or through overseas contact!!, In 1840, New Zealand was declared a British colony. harmed. NEW YORK (AP) — Joan Collins was to have Robert S. Brumbaugh and his colleagues have carried In 1881, Clara Barton founded the American Red Support schools increasing 9.8 percent over last year’s referendum for approval of the budget. lions in the fall of 1990. Salary ii^ a s c s Agriculture secretary Clayton Ycullcr is DEAR READER: Both your doctors appear to starred in a film version of her 1988 novel "Prime their laborious search to libraries, monasteries, chur­ Cross. budget, and 83 percent of this is fixed, con­ The taxpayers of Bolton supported pre­ should not exceed the rale of inflation and no stranger to threats, even though the na­ believe you are a surgical candidate. As I understand Time,” but Ion Pictures say it has abandoned the ches and castles across Europe and in Israel. In 1919, a proposed federal amendment to give tractual costs. 'Hie regular education budget vious budget increases by default, by not teacher health care contributions should be ture of his work would tend to put him in your question, you want a third opinion. project because she tinkered with the script and ran Tltcir goal has been to provide scholars with their wonten the right to vote pas.sed the U.S. House of To the Editor: at the high school, where enrollment is tem­ being involved in the government process. required. Teachers and administrators are no touch with only salt-of-thc-carth types. Until a few years ago. gallbladder surgery was the up huge expenses. first opportunity since the ancient library at Representatives by a vote of .)04-io-89. On l^^dnesday, the people of Bolton will porarily declining, has been reduced. All of Involvement required that taxpayers attend longer underpaid. He and former agriculture secretaries only satisfactory method of treating gallstones. Recently, Co-producer Roy Medawar said Ms. Collins, 57, Alexandria to study all the most important surviving In 1924, year-old bobby Franks was munlcrcd in a decide the town budget. There has been a lot the increase in the regular education budget the annual town meeting and sp<^ out and have been threatened by eco-terrorists, however, two alternative methods arc gaining popularity. charged $40,(XX) worth of clothes to the movie Plato manuscripts in one place. “thrill killing" by Nathan Lcofxild Jr. and Richard Loch, of talk on both sides of the issue. There is a vote publicly, which many people find un­ is at the elementary school level, where wc Only registered voters can sign a petition displaced farmers and even an occasional Shock-wave lithotripsy is a technique of pulverizing two students at tlic University of (Thicago. group opposing the budget which is issuing arc experiencing a population explosion. comfortable. The budget referendum will supporting the referendum vole, but voters animal-rights activist vegetation. gallstones using high-energy sound waves. This requires false statements in the name of “facts.” This correct this problem. It will also allow more The leadership of TNT is composed of in­ and taxpayers with assessments of over sophisticated machinery that is, at present, available only group also has a hidden agenda, however, residents the opportunity to vote, since there dividuals who have no children in the school $1,000 arc eligible to vote on the May 23, Internal threat in teaching hospitals or medical centers. I cannot com­ which needs to be exposed. system. They seem to have forgotten that is not a hall large enou(^ in town for the ap­ 1990 budget referendum. Absentee ballots The most worrisome opposition to ment on the relative merits and dangers of liihouipsy be­ The qiposition group states that they arc proximately 2,000 registered voters and tax­ Hayes has an easy part in ‘100 Stars’ show when their children were in school, all of will be available from the town clerk. Bol­ Mikhail Gorbachev is coming from the cause I’ve had no personal experience with it. Judging seeking to lower taxes for everyone. This is payers to meet. Bolton’s taxpayers paid for their education. ton; voice your opinion in the voting booth, Red Army. The soldiers were humiliated from the medical reports, however, it appears to be safe not true. They arc only seeking to slash the Indeed, when they themselves were in Over the last two years Bolton’s budget rible words, ‘If you want to enjoy a few ilwir first pfimc-tintc special, a look at the it’s the only way our elected officials will by their retreat from Afghanistan. They aivd effective. By Scott Williams education budget to ribbons. In a recent school, taxpayers supported their education. has increased 40 percent (including this Also, gallstones can be dissolved with prescription more years of life, you will never step film industry. know wlial the majority of residents in town have been strung by changes in Eastern The Associated Press newspaper article, Charlie Holland is quoted Now that they have no direct, personal stake year’s proposed 10.2 percent increa.se) from Europe which are forcing them to medicine, such as Actigall. The patient takes several pills into a theater again backstage,"’ she said. “The lju t Newhart" is a fuimy finale 1 can afford in taxes. Vote no, loo high. as saying, “We have no problem with the in the education of the town’s children, they $6.5 million to $9.1 million. These figures TV Topics “It was like a headsman coming down Mike Plocharczyk withdraw. They arc worried about Ger­ a day for many months. Gradually, the stones disappear. NEW YORK — Helen Hayes, known for the 8-ycar-old . Bob Newhart, town budget We wouldn’t mind seeing some want to pull the plug on the schools. How are the total expenditures listed in the official However, after treaunent is slopped, gallstones often with the ax." as innkeeper Dick Loudon, is the sole 33 Valerie Drive man reunification. A sense of desperation ntorc than a half-century as “first lady of cuts put back into the town budget. The short their memories arc and how budget report of the Board of Finance ap­ form again. Therefore, repeated courses of therapy may out there," she said of her early days in Yet even if Miss Hayes were able and Bolton is spreading through the officers’ ranks, American theater," is just playing at being holdout in Slraifurd, Vt., when the school budget is not acceptable and must be shortsighted their goals arc. proved on April 25, 1990. I-arge increases Hollywood. “I was not the glamorous indiiK'd to return to the stage, she said Japanese buy up land to erect the and that could solidify into a dangerous be necessary. 89 years old. cut." In other words, let’s take the money TNT would have you believe that people arc putting a strain on the average income type that they were accustomed to she would not. and blanKS the “new, un­ “luxurious. 5.000-room Tagadachivillc stand against Gorbachev. High-ranking promoting and presenting. from education and pul it into the town are not buying houses in Bolton because of families and retired residents of Bolton. Sur­ She probably could have danced written but certainly understood rules of Hotel." Flash forward five years for the •miliuuy officers have already begun to DEAR DR. GOTF: I’m a 43-ycar-old male and had a “There was nolliing to do with ntc but, budget. This would not lower taxes for the taxes. In reality, all of Connecticut is suf­ rounding towns have been able to control Every vote counts dozen lipomas removed from my abdomen and arms a through her walk-on in tonight’s NBC iJic theater.” luwns(Koplcs’ reunion, and brace your­ spending through efficiently budgeting complain about Foreign Minister Eduard as Louis B. Mayer said, when he was anyone. This would only redirect taxes. Wc fering from a real estate market slump, and few years ago. Since then, approximately 35 more have special “Night of 100 Stars HI.” which Because of ihcauieal costs, uxlay’s self for one of the niftiest surprise endings funds; so can Bolton if the budget is rejected Schevardnadze, accusing him of being cogitating, 'Well, 1 guess tlic otily thing would still end up paying the same amount no one is interested in a home in a town To Uie Editor: appeared on my arms. back, abdomen and yoin area. features more than 165 stars of stage, playwright “mustn't have more than four in television. on our tax bills. soft. Tlic criticism is really a disguised at­ we can do with you is keep you acting where the educational system is under attack. by the taxpayers. One vote can make a difference. Residents What success should I experience if I have liposuction screen, sport and fashion. eluiracicrs, at die most. Three is aecejv It has b ^n said that taxes could be tack on Gorbachev. every minute on the screen.’ 1 still don’t This is TNT’s hidden agenda. They arc People look for quality schools when decid­ of the Eighth District have the opportunity performed, and how else do I prevent them from occur­ “Did I have anything to do?” she said, table. Two is ideal," she said. “And Siskcl and Ebert interview Clint not trying to lower taxes. They are trying to ing where to purchase a home. The value of lowered if there were more businesses in Mlnl-edltorial know what that means.” there’s one set. Belter if you could just Eastwood, Kathleen Turner, Danny on Wcxlncsday at Waddell School to make ring in tl»c future? her deep blue eyes twinkling like sap­ hurt education in Bolton. TNT leaders have all our homes will plummet if TNT succeeds town. But, it is not possible to attract busi­ that difference. 'Fhc direction the district will A report by the Carnegie Inundation phires. “No. 1 just came on and bowed. She cannot bear to watch her old have black curtains and the lights. DeVito, David Lynch and others. The two said that the uilimate goal of TNT is to force in their plan to desuoy our school sysu;m. nesses with our already high property taxes lake will be decided by the clecturalc at the for the Advancement of Teaching says movies. “It fills me with such horror and ‘niiey’re limited to such an extent that critics contend the the ntoiion picture DEAR READER: Lipomas arc soft, painless, mov­ That’s all." overwhelming frustration," slie said. the education budget to be cut so much that I urge all Bolton residents to vole yes on and lack of services such as sewers, natural ammal meeting. American college campascs are fife with able nodules of fat under the skin. They commonly occur The audience will see clips from some I don’t think plays arc as amusing or as rating sysU'm makes it harder to create there is no choice but to close the high Wednesday. Please be sure that your voice is gas, city water, etc. Why arc some elected alcohol and drug abuse, racial hatred and of Miss Hayes’ movie roles featured in a “I just wish people would avoid seeing delightful or as moving or as all-consum­ movies that don't have a happy ending. on the trunk, forearm and back of the neck, more fre­ me on the screen because it makes me school. Doesn’t this group realize that, ac­ heard. Stand up and send a clear message officials in Bolton mislc^ing us into think­ I'hc budget as proposed will allow Uic dis­ crime. That means even die cream of the quently in men than in women. The cause is unknown, tribute to great performers and directors. ing as plays have been in the past" she “Like all critics, wc want films to be cording to the much-publicized town survey that we will not sacrifice our children’s fu­ ing Bolton can attract businesses? The only trict to maintain the level of service while crop of our youth have lost ilicir way. “There was one whole scene in which I very unhappy," she said. “It’s like look­ said. “There’s no hope that they can ever smarter than wc are, to confuse us, not to and there is no prcvcmalivc. ing at a snapshot of yourself that is badly they siqjported doing, the vast majority of ture for the cause of self-serving individuals. solution is to control excessive spending and meeting its expanded responsibilities. It is Colleges must shoulder p:ui of the blame These benign fatty tumors rarely cause symptoms and br(*e a bottle and threatened people with write them anymore because the be so obvious. And they are so obvious,” Bolton residents want an in-town high Anne P. Rickards keep taxes affordable. It’s time for the important that the budget be approved inuict for failing to leach values. Professors arc this jagged glass,” she said, “and 1 don’t posed. You just think, ‘Oh, 1 look terrible economies of the theater don’t allow it. Siskcl said. “And that’s the problem.” do not have to be removed unless they arc cosmetically in that.’ And I feel that way about being school? Don’t let TNT fool you with their 8 Rolling Hills Trail majority of taxpayers in Bolton to approve and administered effectively. so eager to be open-minded and non- unsightly. In rare instances, lipomas can undergo malig­ remember ever doing such a scene. I’ve “So there’s nothing 1 could hope to do. Ebert proposes a ”A” rating to head off talk of lower taxes. 'They are only interested Button how large tlic budget will be, not a special If elected it is my intent to bring to the judgmcnial, that they forget there are ab­ been puzzling about it ever since.” on the screen.” And thank goodness for that because I the box office kiss of death for serious, nant change; llicrcforc. rapidly growing lesions should be Miss Hayes was forced to retire from in destroying Bolton’s top-notch educational intcrcsl group at a town meeting. Board of Directors a sense of fiscal manage­ solutes. If professors arc afraid of distin­ She never loved Hollywood, despite wouldn’t like to be yearning and not be adult nwvics. “If wc had an A rating.” he biopsied or surgically excised. the stage in 1971 after a two-wcek run in system. Rejecting iJiis budget will also send a mes­ ment, responsibility, aitd commitment to ser­ guishing between right and wrong, the Liposuction, a technique to vacuum out fatty material her two . Her first able to realize my hope and dream." said, “then newspapers could advertiae “Long Day’s Journey into Night” that The group opposing the budget is using Vote no, too high sage to the teachcr/adminisUalors unions lluu vice. Wc must plan and [xcparc fur the future very least they can do is teach their stu­ through a hollow needle, is a method frequenUy used to Oscar, for best actress in 1932’s “The Sin ihcnt. studios could make them and ex­ nearly was canceled when slic was hospi­ figures in thieir arguments that have no basis laigc increases arc not acceptable. This mes­ while meeting present obligations. dents what is good and not-so-good. remove lipomas that are large or annoying, enabling of Madelon Claudel,” she misplaced for nnn hibitors could show them without all of talize after developing an acute allergic in reality. If you want accurate budget To the Editor: sage is especially important now becaasc the Mary L. O’M arra patients to avoid surgery. However, most people with more than a montlv. The second was for BYE-BYE, BOB: The last “Newhart" this mystique that’s grown up around the figures, they may be obtained from the 1 do not support die Bolton 1990-1991 town and the Bolton Education Association 20 T haller Road Jack Anderson and Dale Van Alta lipomas prefer to leave them alone and forgo the discom­ supporting actress in 1970’s “Airport.” reaction to stage dust. airs on CBS tonight followed by film X rating since it was hijacked by pornog- Her doctor was blunt: “He said the ter­ Board of Fmance. The education budget is proposed budget but do support tlic use of a (teacher union) will start anilract negotia- Manchester arc syndicated columnists. fort and expense of treatment. “They didn’t know what to do with me critics Roger Ebert and Gene Siskcl in raphers.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, May 21, 1990—11

10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, May 21, 1990 I iHaurlifislrr Mrralii Ojficials’ car phones ring up $100,000 bill for state taxpayers Section 2, Page 11 m m m SPORTS Monday, May 21,1990 HARTFORD (AP) — Con^c- however, that he plans to turn one phone mounted in his state car and portable phones assigned to state Gov. William A. O’Neill has es­ In addition to Bums, most other ticut taxpayers are underwriting of them in. two portable phones assigned to employees. The state spends an chewed a car phone because when state agency heads, and many of the cost of 125 car phones and “The telephone is the devil’s him, both of which arc sometimes average of $9,475 a month on the he’s out of the office, he likes to be their deputies, have phones in their portable phones for top state offi­ own instrument,” Bums said when used by his legislative liaison and phones, which includes a basic away from the phone, said an aide. cars or access to them. A cials, state police and other emer­ asked about his need for three security staffs. monthly charge of $18 per phone Lt. Gov. Joseph J. Fauliso and gency personnel at a cost of more mobile phones. “I wouldn’t declare and 38 cents a minute for each Three state agencies have the One is generally kept in an un­ Secretary of the State Julia H. East Hartford boys hold off Manchester than $100,000 a year. it essential, but it’s like a lot of call. Tashjian are also doing without lion’s share of the phones. DOT marked car that Bums said he uses Some officials have more than other tools. phones in their state cars. has 36, the state police have 31 when he needs to check something one mobile telephone assigned to “For me, it’s very useful out on The basic charge is about half of and the Department of Environ­ on a job site “unobtrusively.” Indian girls them. job sites. And last year, when we what it was a year ago — $32 a But Attorney General Clarine mental Protection has 19. Several Final event had that tornado, it was extremely A State Transportation Commis­ A list provided by the state month — because the state has Nardi Riddle, TreaEurer Francisco of the DEP phones are assigned to sioner J. William Bums, for ex­ valuable,” Bums srjd. Department of Administrative Ser­ more of the phones now and gets a L. Borges and Compu-oller J. Ed­ Staffers who investigate chemical finish third ample, has three. He said. The DOT commissioner has one vices shows there are 125 car and break on the price. ward Caldwell all have them. spills and other emergencies. decides boys

By Rick Santos championship Manchester Herald______

Manchester High School girls’ Wall of water Mail By Jim Tierney track coach Mike Saimond summed Manchester Herald up his team’s performance Saturday From Page 1 by saying members scored points in Before Saturday’s ninth annual the areas he expected. Greater Manchester Track and Field Y House newsletter mailings was But that wasn’t enough for third- swamps Invitational at Pete Wigren Track, place Manchester, which earned 58 reduced from six to three. Manchester High boys’ track coach But the House still lacks in­ 1/2 points, at the ninth annual George Suitor said his Indians, the dividual disclosure and can keep on Greater Manchester Inviutional defending large school team cham­ mailing after the budgeted money is Track and Field Meet in Arkansas exhausted. The House can pass a pions, might fare better against East Hartford High won the team supplemental appropriation to reim­ neighboring rival East Hartford in a title with 89 points with South dual meet. Windsor High a distant second with “A wall of water just came in and burse the Postal ^rvice or make By The Associated Press that agency absorb the costs. Either If the outcome of the large school 62. everything was just floating division title was a preview of 1\ies- way, the mail gets delivered. Saimond said. “I thought f t p around,” said Bill Goodwin, who day afternoon’s dual meet at East Flash flood worries receded today Fazio last week won tentative teams had a good chance of win­ owns a souvenir store in the resort Hanford between the two to decide in Hot Springs, Ark., one day after a support from senators to let the ning, and we were one of them.” city. “Even the fixtures — they just the CCC East title, then it will be a 6-foot wall of water caved in shop House use $25 million in unspent Therefore, he said, he was glad turned over and floated.” most worthy championship event. windows, carried off bridges and funds to make up a portion of the his team had finished among the top Goodwin said he watched a float­ The large school crown couldn’t swept up cars and people. postage deficit. three, especially with the efforts put ing compact car crash through a have been any closer — a half a Residents had to be rescued from Reid said he’s encouraged by in by East Hartford and South their roofs after their homes were window. Jerry Chambliss, who runs point to be exact separated frontrun­ Windsor. an art gallery, said a woman was Fazio’s willingness to discuss in­ swampied by nearly 13 inches of rain dividual accounting and disclosure ner East Hartford and Manchester— It wasn’t that Manchester didn’t in the 24 hours ending Sunday washed out of a bathhouse and with only the 4 X 400-mctcr relay do well. It was they did exceptional­ down a street but grabbed a sign at for House members. morning. Several people rescued “That’s the key, a step in the right remaining. ly well, espiecially East Hartford, from cars were taken to hospitals the end of the block. Whichever relay squad finished which scored points in almost every “We couldn’t get to her and we direction,” Reid said. But he also with minor injuries. expressed a willingness to do battle ahead of the other, that school event. If Manchester can defeat the told her to hang on,” he said. “She would capture the team title. As Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald again, adding, “We’re going try to Homeu in a dual meet 'Riesday at was hollering and screaming. Then dramatic as this scenario was, the home, the two will share the CCC this guy came by in a front-end get the mail monster under control.” TRAFFIC JAM — Interstate 84 isn’t the only place you’ll find a traffic jam in this area. This The Postal Service said senators relay itself was not close with East East title. High court loader and just scooped her up.” one occurred Friday at 113 Wellman Road. Hartford easily winning in a lime of Saimond noted the individual per­ O A 90-year-old landmark iron sent out 45.4 million pieces of mail at a cost of $6.9 million in the first 3:29.9 while Manchester look sixth formances of Manchester’s Alexia J3 -n hands setback bridge in Malvern on the Ouachita in 3:39.7. Cruz, Erica DeJoannis, Kerri River was washed away. Eight other half of fiscal 1990. Over a year the S F projections, based on historical The Hornets won the meet with Lindland, and Michelle Simpson. bridges in the Hot Springs area were 103 1/2 points compared to Judy HartlirxyManchMMr Hsrald “Alexia was her usual outstanding to pro-lifers washed out. trends, are 115.6 million pieces and Cox $17.7 million in cost. Manchester’s 94. South Windsor self, and I think she rose to a higher — m “It was like tlie Colorado rapids,” and Windham tied for third with 77 received the baton from Indian leadoff runner Kevin Colletti. level today,” he said, noting her per­ WASHINGTON (AP) — The Postal Service show the NO TIME TO CHAT — Manchester High’s Emil Issavi is off O o Chambliss said. “I expected a raft to From Page 1 points each. A total of 17 schools formance in the 300-mcler hurdles. The Supreme Court today House spent $32 million to send and running with the baton during the boys’ 4 X 100 relay Manchester won the event, but lost the team title to East come by. There were these big and approximately 800 athletes Seeded third in the event, she ^ CD refused to let members of an waves. I’ve never seen anything so 212.5 million pieces of mail in the Hartford. first half of f i s ^ 1990, which began competed. during Saturday’s Greater Manchester Invitational. Issavi took first with a time of 46.2 H - < anti-abortion group block ac­ frightening in my 42 years.” He described the role of his offia “The language that Cox is using board. Oct. 1. Projected over a full year, “We scored as many pioints as we seconds, well ahead of the rest of cess to abortion clinics in New The National Weather Service is­ as similar to a prosecutor for ihi in its proposal for renewal is Cox has a different view. could’ve scored,” Suitor sum­ York City and its suburbs. the figures would be 532.7 million the field. 0 ^ sued severe thunderstorm warnings state — a representative for the definitely unacceptable to the con­ Regarding any inconsistencies marized. We had some good perfor­ Saimond was impressed also by The justices, without com­ pieces and $78.9 million in expendi­ overnight for parts of Oklahoma and people, who are the plaintiffs. He sumer counsel,” he sa^d. “The lan­ between the agency’s recommenda­ mances.” Cruz’s breaking the meet triple jump ment, let stand a federal judge’s Arkansas, including Hot Springs, sees cable companies as defendants guage doesn’t comply with the tions and Cox’s submission, Juraska tures. Another typical day for Alexia Cruz T w o prominent House Fbremost among those perfor­ record, which she set last ye^. The 1 permanent ban on demonsU'a- but flash flood warnings were not and the DPUC as the judge and jury. proscribed words of the decision, said, “the DPUC has not conveyed Republicans, Minority Leader Bob mances was by senior Dave old mark was 34 feet 8 inches. O “0 lions in which members of posted. And he also thinks the best solu­ and it doesn’t comply with the intent anything to me that there are any Michel of Illinois and Bill Frenzcl Campbell, who accounted for 20 In­ long jump champion, need not Saturday she hopped, skipped, and r - 33 Operation Rescue tried to Early today, southeastern Ok­ tion would be similar to an out-of- of the decision.” problems. If there were, they of Minnesota, have introduced bills dian points with a second-place By Rick Santos worry about awards in such com­ jumped 35 feet, 10 inches. prevent women from entering court settlement. The decision was an initial draft would.” Manchester Herald O O lahoma was blasted with 50 mph aimed at further limiting the number finish in the discus and a pair of petitions. Before long, high school D^oannis, who was seeded first New York area clinics. issued in February by the DPUC. It Regardless of the dispute con­ O -n winds and hail stones nearly as big So rather than have the DPUC of town meeting and newsletter third-place finishes in the 400-mctcr will be only a memory, and she’ll be in the discus, took first place with a Operation Rescue members as golf balls, but flood levels in two commissioners render a decision pertains to Cox’s initial proposal for cerning the delays, Koss’ office has dash and the shot put. Saturday was just another typical m rn are under similar injunctions in mailings, establishing separate ac­ competing at a much higher level, throw of 105 feet, 8 inches. affected rivers were expected to with the consumer counsel and the renewal. taken a firm position with Cox. “Except for indoors, this is the day for Manchester High track star Saimond said he was hoping she other cities. counts for each House member and both athletically and academically. begin dropping by afternoon, offi­ cable company in disagreement, he Now Cox is to submit an “I’m not about to suggest that second 400 I’ve run all season,” Alexia Cruz. would do well, but never counts on Today’s action came a week public disclosure. What better place to do this than cials said. would like Cox to submit a amended proposal consistent with Cox gets told to hit the road,” he Campbell, who ran a 51.2 in the Cruz, who’s been successful in any points, and therefore was quite after the high court, by a 5-4 Both plan to try to add their Harvard University? In Indiana, residents in Petersburg franchise renewal garnished with his DPUC recommendations — many said. “But there are probably lots of 400, said. every track and field event she has O O vote, left intact a similar ban on proposals to the appropriation bill The prestigious institution ac­ p le a ^ . and Boonville suffered the irony of office’s stamp of approval. based on arguments and points made cable systems operators that would Campbell, who will attend Yale in tried, placed first in the three events Lindland placed second in the m z Operation Rescue blockades at for running Congress. cepted her in December and the only having no fresh water despite the However, Koss said that stamp is by the consumer counsel and groups be very pleased to start a franchise the fall, is one of Suitor’s most con­ she entered at the ninth annual high jump (5 feet) and fifth in the abortion clinics in Atlanta. “At the moment, there has been thing that held her back from o > storms because raging torrents broke not ready and wailing. like the cable television advisory in Manchester.” sistent and impressive performers. Greater Manchester Track and Field triple jump (29 feel, 7 1/4 inches). But today’s action is a bigger no sign” of help from the majority making her final decision was wait­ > 1“ water mains. And no repairs can be Campbell was somewhat surprised Invitational. Simpson finished fifth in the setback for Operation Rescue. House Democratic leadership, Fren- ing to see if schools — with warmer JO CO made until flood waters recede, offi­ that Manchester was that close to She did, however, acknowledge 400-metcr run (63.5 seconds) and The court’s order in the At­ zel said. “The frank is a very power­ climates and/or better track cials said. East Hartford. surprising herself in blowing away sixth in the 200 (27.1 seconds). lanta case was preliminary in ful influence in elections. I don’t programs — would offer her more 33 > Elsewhere, farmers in central South Florida becomes bazaar “It would be fair to say 1 thought the field in the 300-melcr hurdles In the 800. Beth Cool captured nature. The dispute had reached think the Democrats arc going to let enticing financial packages. > Louisiana who erected levees to they (East Hartford) would win by with a lime of 46.2 seconds, a full sixth place with a time of 2:34.1. the justices as a request for loose of it without some great pres­ Cruz said Columbia University, 33 hold back the bloated Red River sure being applied.” more,” Campbell said. "Now, I 2.2 seconds and a good sucich of which has a sound program, did f.«!b Catholic finished in eighth emergency help before Georgia were warned to expect even higher for underground arms sellers think we’re sort of wondering be­ uack ahead of second-place finisher courts had Tinished studying the Frenzcl, who is retiring, said the make an offer, but it was not as ap­ place with a total of nine points, all water next month. cause we run against East Hanford Karen Groebcl of South Windsor. earned in the 1600-meter run. the controversy. mail cost could be a “good political pealing as Harvard’s reputation. In the southeastern Texas town of Tuesday for the league. It’s lough “A lot of them got pretty good The four justices who voted By Catherine Wilson cement agencies. That’s just an accepted fact," said issue" for Republicans, but quickly Within the state, she had been Coldspring, Wayne Pady and his (in this meet) bccau.se it’s three times,” Cruz said about her op­ Please see GIRLS, page 12 to allow demonstrations in At­ The reasons given for the Miami Customs spokesman Michael added, “There arc a number of considering Yale, but she didn’t like wife, Debbie, turned their hilltop The Associated Press events and not four. If it’s four ponents, but they weren’t fast lanta said free-speech restric­ area’s role in the arms trade include Sheehan. Republicans who regard the frank­ the urban surroundings of the New home into a shelter, feeding and events, I could've run (the 4 X 400) enough to beat the 17-ycar-old who tions should not have been im­ MIAMI — In South Florida, its proximity to Latin America’s “Here it’s just a matter of money, ing perk as zealously as Haven school. housing about 20 people forced to really. In general, if you have the and we could’ve put Harold (Bar­ was seeded third in the event. posed before Georgia courts money can buy the weaponry of drug network, the vast amounts of Democrats." And before visiting Harvard, she flee high water from Lake money, you can buy pretty much ber) in. Mr. Suitor is really good This is the first year she has been had a chance to rule definitive­ your choice, whether it’s anti­ Latin wealth in Miami banks and was worried it would be the same, Livingston. what you want. ... Every type of about plugging in people and cal­ running the 300 hurdles and, until MHS nine aircraft missiles, plastic explosives available for use, and the region’s considering its closeness to Boston. ly- “I had just purchased a house on evil deed that you want to do you culating relative scores.” Saturday, Cruz had only run it Today, the high court or drone bombers, authorities say. busy seaportsand airports, which But the campus, on the other side of lop of a hill, so we just had everyone can do here.” Campbell pointed out that, in the against weaker competition in dual rejected a formal apjieal by The region is considered one of make it easier for criminals to move the Charles River and away from down there come up here,” ftdy The enforcement response in­ final relay, Manchester had only one meets. deration Rescue after lower the world’s best-equipped bazaars unnoticed. Pension city’s dominance, was appealing. is set for said. The 39-year-old is disabled by cludes Ojieration Exodus, a Customs true quartcr-milcr. “This is the first time I really had courts ruled definitively against for black-market weapons of war, a back problems from a 1985 car acci­ Authorities suspect the Irish program begun in 1981 to target il­ From Page 1 “Wc had a freshman (Juan to go out and push myself,” she said. Saying first that she wanted to get the group in the New York case. rendezvous where guerrilla groups, dent, and his only income is Social Republican Army, not a regular cus­ legal exports of high-tech equipment Rodriguez) running first leg and Cruz also took the top spots in the away from her home state, Cruz cor­ narco-terrorists and other under­ big game Security. tomer in the region, was in the and munitions. Emil Issavi was second leg and he’s long jump and triple jump. She rect^ herself. world elements seek ever more market for a Stinger in West Rdm “With the activities and the crack­ was experiencing financial troubles basically a jumper and he’s never broke her own meet record in the “I think if Harvard was in Con­ sophisticated firepower. Beach in January. down by the government of Colom­ and could not pay back its promis­ run the quarter until this year,” latter event of 34 feet 8 inches set necticut, 1 might want to go there.” EAST HARTFORD — It’s Colombia’s drug cartels, their Authorities here also have inves­ bia, certainly the interest in heavy sory notes. Campbell said. "The only true last year with a leap of 35-10. Sorry, Yale. showdown lime in the CCC East jungle cocaine labs and clandestine tigated purchases of a pilotless weaponry — military type — has “I thing we need to solve it, and quartcr-milcr was Pat (anchorman Although Cruz stole the show in “1 ripped up the Yale ^plication Division as East Hartfonl High Teacher airstrips under assault from fighter drone bomber, anti-tank TOW mis­ increased,” said Bob Creighton, that we arc going to solve it," he these field events, she was robbed of when 1 found out 1 got in to Har­ host^ MaiKhestcr High tonight at 7 bombers and helicopter gunships, Dwyer).” siles, rockets and plastic explosives. head of the Miami office of the said. The big surprise of the day for uiking sole possession of the award vard,” she said. at McKenna Field. appear to be the latest big shoppers From Page 1 “^ u th Florida is on the national Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Sollinger said he is working with Manchester was its 4 X 100 relay for outstanding performer in the Sorry again Yale. The Hornets arc 11-2 in CCC for shoulder-borne Stinger anti­ scale and intemalionaUy seen as a Firearms. “They are interested in town officials to provide informa­ quartet of Kevin Collctli, Issavi, field events. Instead, the coaches Cruz said she didn’t look at at­ East play and can clinch their sixth aircraft missiles. tion about Mcrus Corp. tending Harvard as sacrificing ath­ consecutive league tide with a win games. Now, the kindergarten tremendous gateway for munitions. high-quality firepower.” Dwyer and Barber which won the voted to give the award to both her children are from divorced families. In an undercover opieralion May i and Rosie Harris of Windsor. letics for academics anyway. over Manchester. The Indians, teacher introduces children to math Few children cry anymore on the 5, a narco-terrorism task force based event in a time of 44.6. “Most people’s uack careers peak 10-2 in CCC East play, can move “Wc ran real well (in the 4 X 100) “1 was kind of upset at that par- and reading. first day of kindergarten because in Miami arrested two Colombians in their mid-20’s. In college, track closer to their first league cham­ against Hartford High and with the 1 ticular moment,” said Cruz on Sun­ And the methods of teaching many have already been away from allegedly seeking to buy 120 will be good for me, but it’s not pionship since 1959 with a victory. same team if wc get good baton pas­ day. reading have changed. their families in day-care centers. Stingers and 50 automatic rifles for for everything. After 1 graduate 1 can go A Manchester win tonight and Please ses wc can be in the thing. Suitor But she calmed down upon reach­ 1 Sutton has started teaching the Sutton said she cannot blame Pablo Escobar Gaviria, kingpin of WOTES ing the realization that there is noth­ somewhere and train, if I’m still Thursday afternoon at Enfield said. “Collctti had a real good parents because she knows many of die Medellin cocaine cartel. High would give it the champion­ “whole language” approach to read­ Icadoff leg and wc had good baum ing she can do. healthy.” ing. This involves reading poemy them must work. The defendants remain jailed SAM LONGEST And HIS SLATE But not to discount the perfor­ At ilarvard she plans to compete ship outright. For her, leaving her work will be passes. When wc had the lead I and good children’s literature to stu­ without bond. No trial date has been Judy H»f«ld mance of Harris. She set a new meet in the long and triple jumps and pos­ Righthander Malt Helin (7-0) difficult. knew Harold would just pull it dents, rather than relying on tradi­ set. for Eighth District Offices record in the shot put with a throw sibly the heptathlon. For those un­ will start on the mound for the In­ “Leaving the little children is It was the first acknowledged away.” tional workbooks. “I’m not crazy Other fine Manchester performan­ EASY DOES IT — Manchester’s Alexia Cruz glides over a of 40 feet and fini^ed a close third familiar with Greek prefixes or uack dians while Hornet ace Alan about the workbooks. I think the going to be very sad,” but she is coup for tlie task force, which was Mason is expected to draw the ces were turned in by senior Jason hurdle during the 300-meter intermediate hurdle event at in the discus with a throw of 103 and field terminology, that means hands-on approach is better in the looking forward to filling her time formed in September from 14 SAM LONGEST - for President: 14 years experience feet. Erica DeJoannis of Manchestei seven events. suirting nod. Helin and the Indians with travel and gardening. federal, state and county law enfor­ DeJoannis (first in the high jump at the Greater Manchester Invitational. In her only track ap­ kindergarten.” Although Sutton is 12 years as Sewer Commissioner 6-0); junior Troy Guntulis (second won the discus with a toss of 105 If her high school career is any in­ beat East Hartford back on N*ay 3 very impressed with the whole lan­ Fair-Minded, Dedicated, and Reliable in the javelin, sixth in the long pearance of the day, Cruz ran away from the rest of the feet, 8 inches. dication. she’ll go as far as she 7-1. guage approach, she said some other field with a time of 46.2. Cruz., the defending State Open wants — on and off the track. changes have been for the worse. GORDON LASSOW - for Director: 17 years experience Plea.se see BOYS, page 12 9 11 years as President A more mobile society has Loyal, Business-Oriented and Fiscally Responsible resulted in more children being bloomers moved from school to school. More ANGELA CHIRICO - for Director: 11 years experience at Manchester Bruins pull out some surprise moves to down the Oilers State Bank; now Assistant Treasurer a fine lingerie boutique game, only his sixth in the playoffs. had an open net to pul it in. me," he said. “It doesn’t matter how ______Concerned, Hard-Working, and Level-Headed______the entire attack force for Boston “If someone made up a list of By Ken Rappoport players who would score tonight, “I had a dream today that 1 would That not only got the Bruins fast it comes. 1 think wc needed to ^ CALDWELL Featuring fine silk & cot+on lingerie and the reason the Bruins arc com­ get on top early and that was key.” The Associated Press John Byce and 1 would not be on top score an easy goal,” said Byce, suiricd on the right foot, but tied a a ing to life. U reversed a trend in this scries, The way to have the Best Government at the least cost. of it,” said Johnston, a right wing whose dream came true in front of record for the fastest goal at the sum OIL Making rare appearances, Byce, a the Edmonton net just 10 seconds in of a Stanley Cup final game. Ed­ which saw the Oilers jump on top in Elect the entire Slate. Every vote counts EDMONTON, Alberta — rookie, and the rarely used Jolinston who was playing only his third Stung by two home-ice losses to the the game. monton’s Glenn Anderson set the the first two games. 22 birch street ■ downtown found die net in the first period and game of the playoffs this year. 649-8841 Wednesday, May 23rd Edmonton Oilers, the Boston Bruins Cam Neely picked up an Edmon­ record in the 1988 blackout game “The reason Boston scored early." 9 Byce, who signed a contact with manchester Boston rode Andy Moog’s splendid Edmonton coach John Muckier said, pulled out a couple of surprises to the Bruins on April 6 after complet­ ton pass at the blue line and skated between the Oilers and Bruins in 7:30 P.M. goaltcnding to a tense 2-1 victory “was tliat we had a turnover at the 646-6456 return to favor in the Stanley Cup ing his final season at the NCAA in 2-on-2 with Byce. Boston. over the Oilers in Game 3. Byce wasn’t even thinking about blue line and then didn’t pick Waddell School Finals. The Bruins thus finally got going champion University of Wisconson, “He (Neely) got a nice backhand .77» you can receive an John Byce and Greg Johnston arc a record. in this bcsl-of-7 scries following los­ said he had a premonition dial he shot on goal and the rebound canK PLEASE ATTEND THE MEETING!! hardly household names in the “1 doesn’t mean that much to Please sec BRUINS, pa|c 13 PER GALLON C.O.D. additional 10% with this ad I’■ld Air by thr CampaiKn to EUrt 8am Lunn«at Slala, ses in the first two games in Boston. would score in Sunday night’s right to me,” Byce said. “I kind of Prices Subject To Change YOUR SUPPORT IS APPRECIATED! Bally Badluaki, Treaa. NHL. But Sunday night they were 150 Gallon Minimum 0 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, May 21, 1990—13 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. May 21, 1990

Doubleheader sweep lifts East nine into tourney In Brief • • • Aguilera helps Twins get even with Sox 4-0-0-0, Bums cf 3-2-24). Totals 31-8-7-4. □ j, ------eliminating them postseason play,play. in the nightcap, went a long way for opener. East fell behind as Xavier second groundout by Caruso plating Brophy wins SEC decathlon day’s 5-2 triumph with a two-run single By Herald Staff XJVIER (5) — Klolor p/ct 341-04). Zpjac c y otaTT And AnH tViA the Irkcc loss Kv by PrAr» Prep c sends a t iH c fthe l i A «Vthei a I^ortlAC Eagles. TTioirTheir outings u/nrowere »m. im­ scored Cf*r»rA/1 nnCi*once in th<*.the ththird irH f and i n d ffour o u r PPenders. e n d e r s . 4 .A44)-2-1, .9 .1 AnHonuin Anderson rf r1 3-0-1^. 34)-14), Ro Roetants 2b ATHENS, Ga. — Former Manchester High standout / V L R O U I l C l u p and some aggressive baserunning. Jesuits to 7-10, meaning they have perative with East’s bats having times in the fourth. The Eagles tied East added an insurance run in the 3-1-14), Bike 1b 2-14)4), Barbero 2b 34)14). Brian Brophy, now at the University of Tennesee, cap­ “We’re not here to make friends, we’re There’s no place like home. Henl^ cf 0-04)0, Schuberth p 04)04), Nielsen to win their final three games to gone silent since an early burst. it in the fifth on a Dave Caruso fifth. Fiori drew a two-out walk and dh 3-14)4), Mllardo IVp 3-2-14), Nurse ss tured the Southeastern Conference decathlon champion­ not going out to play for fun — we’re After an embarrassing loss on avoid missing the tournament for the “Our team batting average is single. They won it on a Fisher scored as Rob Penders belted a 3-0-14). Totals 27-5-7-1. ship this past weekend at the SEC Meet at the University playing to win,” FVker said» “We’re here Friday, East Catholic High returned East Catholic 004 130 0— 8-7-2 By Dave O’Hara first time under Ed Rowe’s direc­ under .200 the last 10 games. We’re two-run single after J o q Bums double off the outfield wall. of Georgia. to win the Eastern Division and possibly to the friendly confines of Eagle Xaviar 001 400 0— 5-7-4 The Associated Press tion. averaging four hits a game. I’m en­ singled and Martin Fiori walked to “Their pitcher (Tom Pulie) was a Ponders and J. Ponders; Klolor. Schuberth Brophy took top honors with a total of 7,539 points. go to the World Series. Field for a doubleheader on Satur­ couraged by Robby and John on the lead off the sixth inning. one of the better pitchers we’ve (3), Mllardo (7) and Zajac He had one personal best, in the 110-metcr high hurdles, “I’ve always had the theory as a player “We were totally embarrassed on WP- Ponders (5-1), IP - Schuborlh BOSTON — On Saturday Tom day. And the change of scenery mound,” Penders said. East had two errors and Xavier seen. How we got three runs I don’t in the 10-event endurance. that I respect everyone but fear no one. Friday,” East coach Jim Penders Brunansky of the Boston Red Sox went seemed to help as the Eagles topped four. know, but we got them,” Penders EAST CATHOLIC (3) — Fiori 2b 1-24)0. R Brophy’s marks for the 10 evente were: 100: 11.4; Thai’s the attitude of this club.” said, referring to the 15-0 loss to “Robby did a great job. This team 5-5 with 2 homers and 7 RBIs against Xavier High in the opener, 8-5, and said. Ponders ss 3-0-1-1, J. Ponders c 2-1-141. long jump- 22 feet; shot put: 49 feet, 1 inch; H i^ jump 6 The Brewers won two of three and lead (Xavier) had been hitting the ball “It was a sloppy game,” Penders Fisher p 34)-0-1, Caruso 3b 3-04)4). Darios rf former Minnesota teammates. then trimmed Fmrfield Prep in the Stratford. “I give the seniors credit. East has another doubleheader feet, 5 1/2 inches; 400: 51.12; 110 hurdles: 14.97; Dis­ Boston and Toronto by 2'/2 games in the They wanted to take away the em­ and he stopped them. And this was said, “but I don’t care after Friday.” 2004), Ifloo 1b OOOO, Chomick dh 34)00. Less than 24 hours later, reliever Rick nightcap, 3-1. coming up on Thesday. The Eagles D.Dolvocchio If 2 0 0 0 , Bums cf 20 -00. Totals cus: 159 feet, 5 inches; pole vault: 14 feel, 7 inches; American League East. Oakland has East had to come from behind in barrassment and end the four-game John’s best performance of the year. Prep took the early lead in the 21-3-2-3. Aguilera, who grew up with Brunansky in will host Rockville High at 3 p.m. at javelin: 181 feet; and 1500:4:55. dropped six of eight, but still leads both outings. The decisions had losing streak. He deserved a better fate his last second game with East coming back FAIRFIELD PREP (1) — Fodak ss 4-1-20, California, got even for the Twins — with Eagle Field and then entertain South Deveau 2b 30-1-0, C. Zlngo cf 34)4)0, R Brophy’s next action is at the NCAA Championships Chicago by 2>/2 in the AL West. tournament ramifications for at least “To come back after Friday. It outing. He’s a junior and has been a second time. The Eagles won, Zinpo rf 3-0-00, C. DohroocNo If 34)00. kv the help of Kirby Puckett’s leaping catch Catholic at 7:30 pjn. at Moriarty cm June 1 and 2 at Duke University in Durham, N.C. Milwaukee’s Chris Bosio (4-2) check­ two of the schools. The sweep snaps gives the kids a boost and get us into coming on for us of late.” despite having only two hits. zinbri 3b 30-10, T. Pulle p 00-00. Bowlan dh against the center field wall. Field. 3-0-10, Co

16— MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. May 21.1990 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Domestic models TV Tonight Unscramble these four Jumbles, Pat Carroll pioneers role as a distajf Falstajf Crossword one letter to each square, to form four ordinary words. WASHINGTON (AP) — People night. And she sympathized with are laughing — yes, laughing — at beat speedy imports leaves the Marine Corps and takes a job in (13 (40) MOVIE: Voices Within: The HARAJ the two lackeys who haul Falstaff Answer to Previous Puxile 6:00PM (S (33 N ew s (CCI 45 Young the private sector. Part 2 of 2 (In Stereo) Lives o f T ruddi Chase’ (CC) Based on the the sight of a plump, 63-year-old away in a laundry basket to help person 3 3 Who's the Boss? (CC) true story of a young woman’s investiga grandmother being mocked night 1 Fair grade 48 Not at all d 3 @P) M acG yver (CC) A young Chinese k, K him escape the wrath of a jealous ANGELS CAMP, Calif. (AP) — couldn’t jump because its belly had ( ) G rowing Pains Mike and Carol stage a tion into the multiple personality disorder inc 4 Motlein 52 Companion 11 girl claiming to be MacGyver's foster child after night as “this gross wat'ry threatening to rum her life. , husband. Three giant African frogs touted as been filled with lead shot. countrlet of 61 across sit-in to protest the dismissal of Coach smuggles a videotape out of Beijing reveal­ Tom Conti, John Rubenstein 1990 Part 2 pumpkin ... this whale ... a bag of polcnlii record-breakers were big Jaschek, an auto parts clerk from 9 410, Roman 53 Dismiss Lubbock Part 1 of 2. ing the massacre in Tiananmen Square. SIVOR “I simply did not want to be 12 Waelarn forcibly (2§) M r. Belvedere (CC) (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) of 2, (In Stereo) flax, a puffd man, old, cold, responsible for bad backs and her­ flops at the Jumping Frog Jubilee, Concord, said he captured Help Mr. hamliphere 57 Elaborate [33 It Takes a Thief (33 Run for Your Life poem do) 80) News wither’d and of intolerable nias,” Miss Carroll said. beat out by a puny domestic one- Wizard in the San Joaquin Valley. org. ® ) Inside Gorbachev's U.S.S.R. With 13 Non-clergy 58 Wildebeest (S4) W ild Am erica (CC) The black bear ClI) MOVIE: 'Weird Science' Two high entrails.” Hedrick Smith (CC) Religious move­ Although she has a naturally pounder named Help Mr. Wizard. Its win was just luck, he said. 14 Peddle 59 Buenos — battles an alligator that invades tts feeding school nerds accidentally create the Don’t feel sorry for F^t Carroll. ‘Tve been trying for 19 years and 15 La. time 60 New En­ ground. Part 2 of 2. (R) woman of their dreams when an electrical ments, ethnic rivalries and demands for in­ low voice, made hoarse by age, “I wasn’t afraid of the African 16 Not a winner gland cape storm short circuits their home computer dependence threaten Soviet reforms, (60 KLANTE She has only herself to blame for if I knew the secret of winning I dD T.J. Hooker ^RO V\PE6 T H E iVI/AIN cigarettes and her roaring Irish frogs,” said Gregg Jaschek, who 17 B Ird i------61 Joyful Antliony Michael Hall. Kelly LeBrock, Man min.) Part 4 of 4. (In Stereo) her humiliation, and she loves exclamation ( ^ (CC) Mitchell-Smith. 1985 laughter. Miss Carroll practiced look home the $500 first prize Sun­ would have won long before this,” feather (5?) Skyscraper (CC) Ironworkers assem­ C O U W E ON A every minute of it. 18 Boat parte 62 Eats d S Soapbox W ith Tom C ottle Four teen (ii) MOVIE: Count of Monte Cristo' Al ble the project’s steel framework; an inad- FLISHT. voice and breathing exercises to day. “I saw them on TV. They he said, kissing his frog as friends 20 Reddish sparingly age girls talk about eating disorders exandre Dumas' unjustly imprisoned man eqbate supply of materials causes prob­ Miss Carroll, a veteran stage, poured champagne on him. 63 Ptinler^s achieve a deeper, more masculine weren’t so hot.” brown escapes to seek revenge on those who lems; David Letterman visits the site. (60 22 — and measures g i) Three's Company GO DINI screen and TV actress and come­ Second place went to an 18-foot, 43 Not behind who put him away. Colorized version Rob­ min.) Part 3 of 5 (In Stereo) Now arrange the circled latters to tone. Some veterans of the annual downs picture [A&E] Decades: '60s Part 1 of 2 19 Invite 45 Exercise ert Donat, Elissa Landi. Louis Calhern form the surprise answer, as sug­ dian, is believed to be the first Calaveras County competition had 4-inch leap in three jumps by a frog 24 Tea (611 Alien Nation (CC) Sikos vows to cap gested by the above cartoon. She took walking lessons from 21 Car assem­ system [CNN] World Today 1934. ture a serial murderer he once pursued but female performer ever to play Sir 25 Eitend 46 Mrs. Charles Kabuki theater director Tadashi complained the giants from named Cho Cho. Third place was 29 Eaclamatlon 1 Fowl blers' org. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Willy Wonka and the never caught, when it appears he has killed Chaplin [20) MOVIE: 'Like Father, Like Son' An John Falstaff, the leering, sack- won by Jumpin’ Jack. of reliet 2 Facllilale 23 Most Chocolate Factory' Willy Wonka, the again. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Suzuki, who makes his actors Cameroon had an unfair advantage, 47 No experimental serum accidentally switches T H E r a n u r a 33 Period of 3 3 Ancient Ital­ sensible world famous confectioner, offers a grand swilling old windbag in “The Koffman brought 27 Goliaths to 49 Viva — (by a surgeon's personality with that of his [A & E ] Miss Marple; The Body in the practice in bare feet. but organizers voted in March to let ian family 24 Place of (AnswersrAnswers tomorrow)tomorrow] years word of prize to the five children holding lucky teen-age son Dudley Moore, Kirk Came­ Library A nightclub dancer is found dead in Merry Wives of Windsor.” the frog jump. The big frogs can 35 Aslan wom­ 4 Squandered worship “My walk is a combination of Seattle animal collector Andy Kof- 25 Plains Indian mouth) candy bars. Gene Wilder, Jack Albertson, ron. Sean Astin 1987. the library of the Colonel and Mrs Bantry, Jumbles; BROIL OUNCE BENUMB STURDY en's 5 — Paulo Peter Ostrum 1971 Rated G. Eight times a week at the fman bring on his burly outsiders. weigh up to 15 pounds and range up 26 Vases 50 Esau's (2® g0] N ight of 1 0 0 S tars III (CC) Taped (60 min.) Part 1 of 3 Answer The kangaroo proved to be a valuable member bad feet, sore knees, 20 pounds of quarters 6 Fleur-de- — country Shakespeare Theater at the Fblger, 7 Consumed 27 Knots [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America (R| at Radio City Music Hall in New York City of the football team because he was never Three of Koffman’s Goliaths to three feel in length. His three 36 DoUar bill 51 Cincinnati [C N N ] Larry King Live costume and thinking of Jackie 28 Mention on May 5. the entertainment event bene­ this—OUT OF BOUNDS Miss Carroll spends 45 grueling 37 Series of food ball club [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep [DIS] MOVIE: The Seven Year Itch' A Gleason,” she said. “Because made it to the finals, but he couldn’t finalists — Johnny Carson, Jay 8 Aromatic 30 Cowl fits the Actors' Fund Chairpersons are tour 54 12. Roman [M A X ] MOVIE: Q uicksilver' (CC) happily married man meets an attractive minutes acquiring jowls, side Leno and Sue — weighed in at 39 Abstract gum resin 31 Border James Stewart, and Jackie, even at his heaviest, had a get a decent leap out of the thrcc- 32 Manners 55 Wrath When a young stockbroker loses it all, he blonde after sending his family on a sum­ Now back In slock. Jumbis Book No. 1 Is svsilsbis lot I2.W, which >n«ludss ^ slsos being 9 Makes whiskers, mustache, beetle brows about three pounds each. 34 Masculinity 56 Permit to Helen Hayes. (3 hrs.) (In Stereo) snd handling, from Jumbis, d o Ihit nowspspor, P.O. Boi 43W. Orlando, FL kind of lightness about him. He pounders. Tliey were loo big to fit 41 Hides pigeon takes to the streets as a bicycle messen­ mer vacation. Marilyn Monroe. Tom Fwell, Include your nams. address snd zip code and mska your check payable to Newapeperhookt 38 Crescent (24) Best of the National Geographic and wispy gray thatch. Then she The average domestic frog 42 Grease sounds ger. Kevin Bacon. Jami Gertz, Paul Rodri­ Evelyn Keyes 1955 used his hands very delicately, like on the 9-inch starting pad and were shape Specials Sophisticated photography re­ 44 Rooster's to Crazy guez 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) [LIFE] MOVIE: The U d y in Red' Roger struggles into the baggiest britches disqualified, or slipped and slid their weighs about a pound and is about 40 Small lizard veals how the human body functions. (60 a surgeon, and his feet were al­ The Associated Press mate 11 Medical [USA] He-Man and Masters of the Gorman's exploitative account of gangster min.) KITTi CARLYLEby Larry Wright this side of Bamum & Bailey. ways twinkling. I used him as my way to lackluster hops. eight inches long. Universe John Dillinger's beautiful but deadly gun Miss Carroll began preparing (26) MOVIE: 'Singin' in the Rain' When moll Pamela Sue Marlin, Robert Conrad, mental image of a male body that FEMALE FALSTAFF — Actress Pat Carroll, right, is A dripping Help Mr. Wizard Koffman was done in by a rule 6:30PM (33 C B S N ew s (CC) (In Stereo) motion pictures become talkies, a film stu­ Louise Fletcher 1979 for Falstaff, ironically, by losing soared 19 feet, 3 inches in three that frogs must have all four feel on dio must search for new stars Gene Kelly, was protuberance-heavy but still believed to be the first woman ever to play Sir John (33 (53) ABC News (CC) [USA] Prime Time Wrestling 30 pounds on a liquid diet and op­ Debbie Reynolds, Donald O’Connor. 1952. able to dance.” jumps to best 72 other finalists. the pad. The big frogs also leaped at (33 Comedy Wheel Falstaff in Shakespeare's “Merry Wives of Windsor.” 9:30PM (33 Designing W om en (CC) BUT ting for exua padding around her “i’ll be back,” declared Koffman, an angle and made little stutter hops (S ) Charles in Charge (CC) Lillian consi 3D MOVIE: 'Baby Boom* A high With the help of the Folgcr’s powered executive's life is turned upside The ladies are at odds when they are put belly. Marilyn Sokol plays Mistress Quickly. who had claimed his frogs could after landing. Under the rules, the ders marrying an old boyfriend on different diets at a health spa (In male actors. Miss Carroll over­ down when she inherits a distant cousin’s “I knew this would be a very leap 30 feel in a single bound. distance jumped is the total of three (j® Wall Street Journal Report year-old daughter Diane Keaton Sam Stereo) THAT came her feminine impulse to greet “At restaurants I would sit that hair." (20) Mama's Family Shepard, Harold Ramis 1987 [ESPN] Yachting: Whitbred Round the strenuous role, and I suffer from them with motherly hugs and casually and look al gcnllcmcn The 62nd annual jubilee 150 successive hops. g® (p NBC News (CC) ^7} Nature: The Nature of Australia: A W orld Race (Taped) far too much weight,” she said, learned instead to express “male with mastaches or beards,” she Miss Cairoll has been lusting miles east of San Francisco drew a Before the meet, Koffman, who (24) (57) Nightly Business Report Portrait of the Island Continent (CC) 9:35PM [M A X ] m o v i e ; Not of This munching on a juicy red apple camaraderie” with pokes, punches said. “Some arc iwiricrs, some arc capacity crowd of 8,000, thanks to keeps the frogs in a l,5(X)-gallon NoriheizStern Australia’s wildlife survives Earth' Campy remake of Roger Gorman’s after the Falsuifl role since die (g) Family Ties (CC) during an interview. the controversy over Koffman’s the extremes of successive wet and dry 1957 thriller about an alien who comes to and slaps on the fanny. fluffers, some aie suokers and early 1960s, when she saw her first tank in his basement, predicted they g j) Love Connection seasons (60 min ) Part 5 of 6. (R) (In Earth as the advance scout for an invasion She shuddered at the thought of She took the time for some fur­ some arc pinchers. I have a frogs. The event was inspired by would easily shatter the record, held Stereo) “Merry Wives” at the Royal [A&E] Chronicle The story of Kevin force. Traci Lords, Arthur Roberts, Lenny climbing those stairs and chasing tive research on facial hair and suspicion they’re worried about Mark Twain’s short story “The by one-pound Rosie the Ribiter, Dodge, a criminal who claims to have ^ i3 21 Jum p S tree t (CC) Penhall be­ Juliano 1988 Rated R Sliakcspcarc Theater in Stratford, friends the rookie officer who becomes his Mistress Ford around the stage all what men do with it. food, crumbs and such, slicking in Celebrated Jumping Frog of who jumped 21 feet, 5*/4 inches in found Christ 1 0:00PM (33 Siskel & Ebert Special England. 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Let a Must be 18 or older, C1 / SPRAY THAT stolnoway. wont ad find a cosh buyer 8895. eoe Ballpoint Ink stains on hove good mechanical practices, infringoment fo r vou! MATURE person tor a Ask for Jo Deary of trademarks, trade shirt pockets...other plo- skills and possess o r full-time position at o valid Connecticut drlv- names or patents, viola­ ces, too...con be removed dovcore center. Stort­ THE MANCHESTER AVION I almost moolcollv by er's license. Col' tion o' rignts of privacy ing June 4. 646-9608. Tuesdov-Thursdov. 3 c iwo0,« A i~ Tr'AvFJ' and infringement of spraying hair sprov on the CUSTOMER soot then woshing In the MACHINE SET-UP 5om at 649-0229. copyright and HERALD usual wov. Idle Items I MAN-Wlll train. Must proprietary rights, unfair around the home con be I hove knowledge of me­ competition and libel exchanged for cosh, ol- SERVICE chanical and electrical mochines. 643-2590. PHIPPS by Joseph Farris and slander, which may most moglcollv, when od- THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom result from the publica- vertised In classified. I We are iDDking fer respensible OFFICE sSALES posi­ WERE tion of any advertise­ I service-minded individuals tc tion ooen Immedlotelv. X'Vg MeARDCF ment in the Manchester We need o dependable, Herald by advertiser, in­ organized person who DO I TAKlNfo cluding advertisements Sell Your Car j handle customer inquiries. The enlovs working with oeople. Training, $5.50 AWPeoAP; in any free distribution I position requires enthusiasm, on hour. Coll 643-2171. SIGN? etXHow'p publications published by the Manchester I independent thinking, and organi- INSPECTOR, visual one ' i O C t d e X n s Herald. Penny Sieftert, 4 Lines — 10 Days marker, aircraft oorts. ■me OUT Publisher. I zation. Good communication skills Experience not neces- 504 charge each addi­ sorv. Contact Q. C. Starting June 7, We will be C F THE tional line, per day. You I and a pleasant telephone man- Manager, Gunver Ma­ LOST can cancel at any time. nufacturing, Co., 255 running a special advertising AND FOUND QOQDV I ner are essential. Sheldon Rd., Monches- page or pages giving you in­ NO REFUNDS DR ter, CT, formation on all types of LDST: Grev Cockatlel ADJUSTMENTS I bird. Yellow head, red FULL-TIME Delivery specialty businesses. cheeks. Norfhend. CAU HERALD Must have a car. Position-Heavy lifting, Hungry/helpless. If Saturdays required. A Training. SS.SOonhour. THE GRIZWELLS by Bill Scl.orr found or seen, 646-8468 CLASSIFIED WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll or 649-1285. 20 Hours a week. Coll 643-2171. 643-2711 NATIONAL HEALTH NO... WHEN HE MAKES ME USTEKl AGENCY seeking en­ D o e e Y c u R Competitive hourly wage. thusiastic, energetic, D A D E V E R HE W ANTS TO TO H IS RUDY VALLEE PERSONALS gool-orlented Individ­ SPAM K Y O U '? PUNISH ME... RECORDS. buyers reac!^ I ual with soles ability HERE'S MY CARD..... CHRIS ROWLANDS Ison Please call Gerlinde at: and flexible hours for ’ enthusiastic and ener­ I I h e ('lassilied | the part-time program Director position (or getic environmental eolunuis | I entertainer. He writes I 647-9946 the Greofer Windham Business Cards wiil run with heading describing types and performs his own I every dav! | area. Responsibilities of businesses for customer convenience for locating original music. His lo- for more information Include emphasis on test program deals I community orglnlzo- the specialty business in your neighborhood. with our sea faring r - L v . tIon, volunteer devel friends. The program opment. planning and e n title d WHALES AND f Imolementlng, service and rehabilitation, and TALES Is a rocking m FINANCIAL FINANCIAL mixture of rap and education programs. 4 Thursdays with 4 business card Send resume to: Exec­ EEK AND MEEK by Howie Schneider popular music that en­ ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue tertains young and old utive Director, 29 Ivon- while educating them AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES hlll St., Wllllmantlc,CT ads $65°° about our friends In the 06226. AND WHO'S ) THIS IS MV NEW MANCHESTER FOR A FRESH FINANCIAL START HE-V 6R0t^ lUlO U H , . FRANkY sea. His programs are FRIENDLY home parties NEVER BEFORE HAVE WE THIS? ASSIST/kNT) HIS ^ s h n e ; M E M O ^ CAMK W y-Z (NAM E'S FRANkY) appropriate for BANKRUPTCY LAW has openings for deal­ RLA6 AL) PRE-SlpEfOTlf^L / V - y schools, fairs, boys- HERALD Eliminate Debts & Prolect Assets ers. No cosh Invest­ OFFERED SUCH A FANTASTIC cout/glrlscout troops, claMtfi«6 Mit ment. Largest line In LIBPARV ' and any other function Free Consultation party plan. Highest RATE AS THIS!

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.« , ; 'V' MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, May 21, 1990— 19 1»—MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, May 21.1990 I CONDOMINIUMS I HELP I HOMES I CONDOMINIUMS ILOTS/LAND I HOMES HOMES HOMES I HOMES I HOMES I HOMES I FOR SALE I CONDOMINIUMS CONDOMINIUMS I APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS WANTED FOR SALE I FOR SALE IFOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE I FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT T m ANCHESTER-T o serfle ^ N C H E S T e R-1 bed­ EAST HARTFQRD-NEW MANCHESTER-854 Hlll- AUTO MECHANIC MANCHESTER- COVENTRY-84 Hickory VERNQN-Contemporary Need repairs around the estate, 312 Ferguson A ROSE BY ANY OTHER SOUTH WlN DSOR- 168 GERALD DRIVE -8 NEW TD THE MARKET- room with garage In LISTING! Like new, 6 CQNDQMINIUMS-Sunnv sfown Rd. Asking MANCHESTER- EAST HARTFORD-S WANTED-Experlence NAME...This Immacu­ Classy Colonial. Spec­ Exqulslte U & R, 2 year A true beauty, located Drive. Walk to the quiet neighborhood. Condo. Gorgeous Beoutlful, quality, 1 home? Coll on expert. room, 2 bedroom In 2 Rd. 4 bedrooms, study, plus room Colonial, 2Va beach from this room room Townhouse. 2 Ranch Condo, private Townhouse. Profes­ $69,500. Cleored/ready necessary. Paid holi­ late 5 plus Ranch on tacular 22x24 sunken old Ranch at Mountain In Rockledge. Home 6 Complete new kitchen bedroom, quiet, on bus You’ll find the help you family house. $560 beautifully lands­ baths, exquisite mar­ maintenance tree, 3 bedrooms, panelled entrance, Rent with op­ sionally decorated. for building. Approxi­ day and vacation. Call Henry St. In Manches­ fireplace with Box Forms. Large living has received an abun­ and appliances. Must line, olr conditioned, need In Classified. 643- monthly. Securlty/ret- caped, 2 car garage. ble lacuzzi, custom bedroom home. New Rec room, dining tion to buy I $59,900. Bright, roomy, like mately 80x279 deep. Arapaho Automotive ter boasts a lovely Mountain Stone fire­ room, formal dining Oak floors, central air dance of tender loving seel $69,900. Boyle Real 646-1050. living room, dining 2711. erences. 568-7907. In Andover, 742-1662 tor 646-2426,9-5 weekdoys. room, kitchen with lots vlnly siding, attic stor­ room, central air, fire­ IMMACULATE 1st new. Sunken living rose-lined front walk to place and lots of glass and more. $300's. Blan­ care. 4 bedrooms, fam­ Estate. 649-4800. place, garage and room, kitchen with new MANCHESTER-1 bed­ appointment.______MANCHESTER-Just re­ of cabinets, and bullt- age, private beach. floor unit. Fully room and fireplace off VERNDN-Aportment, 2 bring years of plea­ overlooking a private chard 8i Rossetto Real­ ily room with fireploce MANCHESTER-New 2 much more. Qnly appliances Including room, carpet, applian­ duced, 3 fam ily In Ins. Cathedral celling, $119,900. Philips Real apllancedi $60,900. open dining room. rooms with heat and SECURITY OUARD-40 sure! It also features fenced yard with In- tors," We’re Selling and vaulted celling. A bedroom, quality built $124,000. U 8. R Realty, 2BEDRQQM END frost tree refrigerator, ces, centrally located, prime location. High family room, 2 bed­ Estate, 742-1450a Deck off living room, MORTGAGES electricity. $95 weekly. hours per week. The 2-3 bedroom s, fire ­ ground pool! And Houses" 646-2482.0 superb custom home. Townhouse. IV2 baths, 643-2692.0______UNIT. Pool 81 Tennis, self cleaning oven, dis­ on bus line. $495 plus Income. Dwner financ­ place, hardwood much, much more! rooms, 2 baths, and Asking $259,900. Call WILLINGTON-Parker private, quiet. Ask tor hwasher. Ideal for se­ 870-7419 or 872-9302. ideal candidate will be Cathedral celling, sky­ charming village set­ Sharon, 646-5566. utilities and security. a high school graduate ing. $199,900. Call 633- floors, full basement, Call for details. much more. All situ­ Barbara. RE/MAX Rd. Brand new 1748 Salt MANCHESTER-Room, niors or middle aged. 6975. Dwner/Broker. VIEW OF THE HILLS light, garage with op­ P LA C IN G AN A D in clas­ ting.$124,900. Anne RE/MAX East of the MANCHESTER-2 family, Call 646-2457. _____ with previous hospital walk-up attic and rec. $239,900. D.W. Fish ated on 0 beautiful East of the River, 647- Box reproduction built sified Is a very easy, $60 per week, busline. Come see why we quiet neighborhood, landscaped lot ready from the deck. You can ener. Superb location I Miller Real Estate,647- River, 647-1419.a Call 646-7311, ask for security experience MANCHESTER-117 Deer room! Want more? Realty, 643-1591.0 1419.0 • from authentic Stur- $130's. Strano Real Est­ simple process. Just dial rarely hove a vacancy. central location, large for you to move Into. see forever It seems. eooo.o Chuck or Cathy. INVITATION TO BIO preferred. Assist In Run Trail. Easy up­ There's a new price, EAST HARTFORD-133 brldge Village Plans. 3 ate, 647-7653. □ 643-2711. Heat and hot water rooms and yard, on bus $289,000. U . R Realty, Large bedrooms, fam­ CDUNTRY L D C A T ID N hospital as needed tor keep. $139,900. Charm ­ tool $135,900. Jackson Long Hill St. Charming 8 bedrooms, 3tlreplaces, MANCHESTER-SIngle Included. Large stor- line. $725 month. Coll The Manchester Public 643-2692.0 ily size kitchen with marks this end of the emergency security ing 2 bedroom, 1 Vs bath 8i Jackson Real Estate, 4 bedroom Cape with beehive oven, 3 plus furnished room on bus oge area. $645.247-5030. Rick, 647-1865 between Schools solicits bids for FUEL eating area, formal street home near Fin- and safety of staff and Cape with 1 car garage. 647-8400.O______unique lay out. Lots of MALLARD VIEW. Dis­ acres with brook and line. Reterences/se- 8 a m -5 p m .___ OIL for the 1990-1991 school dining room. Asking lev St. and across from BOLTON-Guest house patients. Will also French doors off dining work done In kitchen tinctive homes from pond. Otters consi­ curlty. $85 weekly. 643- year. Sealed bids will be BRAND NEW LIST­ $223,000. Call Barbara. woods. L-shaped Bridge available 6/1. 1 bed­ make assigned rounds room to lovely patio and bath. Full base­ $139,900. No associa­ dered! Philips Real 9321. received until June 6, 1990, ING!!! Sensational 8 RE/MAX East of the Ranch. Large kitchen, room, living room, kit­ 3 B ED R O O M DUPLEX. and perform outside and rear lawn. Turn ment, garage with co­ tion fees. 2 and 3 bed­ Estate, 742-14500 chen, bath. Single 200 P.M., at which time titey room Contemporary River, 647-1419.0 notty pine family Available June. Securl- security tasks Includ­ your skills Into gold. on Tolland Farms Rd. vered patio. A bargain room Ranches and Co­ WILLI NGTON-Excellent APARTMENTS older woman pre­ ty/references. No utili­ will be publidy opened. The ing: parking lot and Join the professionals lonials are available In OUTSTANDING- room, backs up to spade, and declarer ruffed as East right is reserved lo reject any In Tollandl 3 bed­ tor the $$$l $132,900. value In this lovely 5 NORTH S-ZI-90 ferred. No pets. $600 ties. 647-1750. door security. Rotating at Century 21, Epstein this unique village of Fabulous French Pro­ farm . Asking $165,000. Getting a foot played the king. Declarer now played FOR RENT and all bids. Specifications rooms, 2.5 baths, fire­ Strano Real Estate, room plus Ralesed 4 Q J plus ufllltes. Security 2 BEDROOM TOWN- evening and night Realty, 647-8895.Q single family attached vincial Colonial In S. Call Barbara. king of diamonds and another dia­ and bid forms may be secured place, central vac, de­ 647-7653.0 Ranch. Cathedral cell­ V K 10 5 3 2 and references. 649- HOUSE. All applian­ shifts, weekends and homes on a quiet, pri­ Windsor offers tradi­ R E /M A X East of the in the door mond to dummy. Next came the 10 of at the Business Offxre, 45 MANCHESTER-604 N. luxe kitchen loaded FO R T H E DISCRIMI­ ing living room, formal ♦ A J 9 4 MANCHESTER-2 bed­ 3446.______ces. Heat/hot water, holidays required. We vate cul-de-sac near tional style In a country River, 647-1419.0 North School Street. Main St. Comfort at an with extras, large NATING BUYER!!! dining room, kitchen ♦ 8 5 hearts, covered by East’s queen and room, cellar, attic, MAIN STREET, offer an excellent sa­ the new mall. Fine community. 4 generous By James Jacoby carpeting, air. Call 649- Manchester, CT. Inviting price! Spa­ deck, walkout base­ This lovely 10 room with sunny nook. 2 taken by the ace. Declarer returned to central, residential, MANCHESTER-2 5240. lary and benefits plan. Cathedral ceilings, ap­ bedrooms, 2'/a baths cious 3 bedroom Dutch ment, over 2300 square home on Emily Lane In Manchester $134,900 bedrooms, I'/z baths, WEST EAST dummy and played a low heart. When carpeted. No applian­ room apartment for 060-05 Please apply to the pliances, and garages. with lacuzzi, wide The path to bridge glory is strewn Colonial featuring first feet of luxurious living Manchester has It all! Oxwenient 6 Rm. Cape over 2 acres. Asking ♦ A 10 9 8 4 ♦ K 6 5 3 2 East follow ^ low, the eight was in­ ces. Oil heat not In­ rent. 529-7858 or 563- Human Resources floor family room, spocel Situated on pri­ Dniv a few lots left to board pegged flooring, $154,900. U & R Realty, V 7 with the silly mistakes of hapless op­ NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Features Include: 4 grand entry foyer, ex­ Manchester $144,900 VQ964 serted. Declarer cashed the jack of cluded. No pets. Adult 4438. Dept., Rockville Oen- deck overlooking yard, vate wooded acre plus pick from. Dpen Sun­ New Usling - 2 FAM. 643-2692.0______♦ 8 ♦ 7 3 ponents. That takes nothing away bedrooms, 3.5 baths cellent cabinetry, fix­ hearts and returned to dummy with couple preferred. $550. A public sale of the contents of the storage spaces listed Y day, 1-4pm. Blanchard eral Hospital, 31 Union freshly painted and lot. Dftered at $299,900. (master bath with |a- Manchester $179,900 ♦ A K J 10 9 3 ♦ 6 2 from the skill of Dr Charles Robinson, References, security. St., Rockville CT, new carpets too IA rare & Rossetto Realtors," tures and much more. one more diamond. The king and five below will take place at A Space Station, 282 Chapel Road, Jackson & Jackson cuzzl) 3 fireplaces (one Reduced - 8 Rm. Colonial who brought in five diamonds doubled 649-9158. 060M. eoe/aa/m/f/h/v. find. Call today. We’re Selling Houses" Realistically priced at I CONDOMINIUMS SOUTH of hearts were now winners, and South South Windsor, C T 06074 on June 13, 1990 at 1O0 p.m. The Real Estote, 647-8400.□. In master bedroom) Bolton $238,900 in today’s deal to win the Senior Swiss $134,900. T u rn your 646-2482.0 $306,000. Call Linda Spacious 8 Rm. Contemp. I FOR SALE ♦ 7 shed two clubs to make his doubled ------c K J o r e n c E ------following goods will be sold: HEBRDN-Lots Of Pri­ enourmous family skills Into gold. Join Brown. RE/MAX East Bolton $274,900 ♦ A J 8 Team event in the North American contract. FINAL ACTION OF A336 - Bill Begley vacy. Custom-built U 8> room, marble foyer, PRICE REDUCED! the professionals at of the River, 647-1419.0 Drastically Reduoedll WEST HARTFORD- ♦ K Q 10 6 5 2 Championships last March. Forget Robinson’s play was well-judged. THE INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION misc items, furniture R Cape on cul-de-sac. wood floors, central air Geroglan, 4 bedroom, Century 21, Epstein A must see Contemp. I Elegant, spacious, 2 ♦ Q7 4 that the opponents could make five TOWN OF ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT B219 - F^tti McDunnah Dpen floor plan Includ­ and vac, and an In- 1'/3 bath Colonial on MANCHESTER-71 McDI- West was an experienced player, who Realty, 647-8895.0 vltt Dr. Beautiful U & R Coventry $154,900 bedroom, 2 bath, Bar­ spades without a tremor; forget also bedroom furniture, misc items, household goods ing a new 1st floor ground pool! Extras Porter St. Must be Vulnerable: East-West would hardly come back in at the The Inland \6fetiands Commission of Andover, Connecticut 6 Rm. RR-3 Fun Baths clay Court Condo. that as defenders they could take the C221 - David MikjieU MANCHESTER-Drastic family room with sky­ galore! Must be seen! seen. Owners will help Raised Ranch. Want Dealer: South three-level in spades without a strong held a meeting on May 14, 1990 at which lime the following Owner's Anxiousll Doorman, garage. first three tricks to beat the contract. furniture, household goods, misc. items, appliances reductloni Dwner light, Cathedral celling O ttered at $489,900. fiance. $225,000! Blan­ the best? Call Ron, distributional hand, so it was right to action was taken: 649-3087. $234,900. KIERNAN REALTY $125,000. Dwner will fi­ E306 - Alphonza & Unda Robinson wants action on this and entertainment cen­ Jackson & Jackson chard 8i Rossetto Real­ South West North Instead follow declarer Robinson's play him for singletons in both red #2-13-90JTCV, Eugene Sammartino (Trustee), (or a retail/of- RE/MAX East of the nance $100,000 long East misc. Kerns, bedroom furniture, household goods great 2 bedroom unit ter. $174,900. D.W . Fish Real Estate, 647-8400.O tors," We're Selling 649-1147 2 ^ play after West and East collaborated fice complex titled 'Jonathan Trumbull Country Village- on River, 647-1419.0 term. Call 813-433-1418. 1 ♦ 2 T Pass suits. Too bad for East-West that expe­ A252 - Josie Lay featuring first floor Realty, 643-1591.0 Houses" 646-2482.0 to let him see daylight. Shoddy Mill Road arxi Route 6, approved with conditions. 3 ¥ 3 ^ 4 ♦ 4 ♦ rienced West failed to bid five spades. misc items, furniture, household goods bedroom, 2 full baths, 5 ♦ Pass Pass DM. After the diagramed auction, West James Jacoby's books 'Jacoby on Bridge" and fireplace and full base­ #5-14-90AC, Angela Ck>ckerham, 154 V/ales Fload, Application A230 - Sylvia Wizzwd All pass led the king of clubs. He then cashed ‘Jacoby on Card Gam es' (written wiih his father, to repair septic system within 1(X) fee: of wetiands. approved. misc. Kerns, furniture, household goods ment and much more. the ace of spades, on which East, per­ the late Oswald Jacoby) are now available al Additional information may be found in the office of the Town B247 - Melodie Sanders Call for details. Opening lead: ♦ K haps foolishly, played the six-spot. bookstores Both are published by Pharos Books $139,900. T u rn your Clerk, Town Office Building, 17 School Fload. misc. Kerns West then continued with another B229 - Willie Shedrick skills Into gold. Join Dated at Andover, Connecticut this 17th day of May, 1990 the professionals at misc Kerns, furniture, household goods, appliances Century 21, Epstein John England, C209 - Dante Ford Realty, 647-8895.D % Speciolis^ D c f lt ! Chairman misc Korns ANDOVER INLAND A243 - Jerry Montford M A N C H ES TE R -Fresh as WETLANDS COMMISSION misc. items, clothing, bicycle spring. Nicely main­ Astrograph 054-05 045-05 tained 3 bedroom home, freshly wallpa­ pered. move-ln condi­ now be ready to cooperate with you on are already running rather well might CARS I ^ C A R S ^ C A R S CARS j A tion. lovely family CLEANING HEATING/ SALE/TRADE LANDSCAPING CARPENTRY/ PAINTING/ a project o( importance. Seek their begin to show additional % u r 1 1 1 ] FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE H i] FOR SALE T i room with fireplace. SERVICE PLUMBING REMODELING PAPERING support. improvements. Great yard tor kids. birthday LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Things could be CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) What o Call today. $179,000. coming your way at this time without you cannot do on your own today will Turn your skills Into T H E B O O K EARTH RENOVATORS JO - n TBED OF HOUSEWORK? ■Land Cleared PAINTERS having to put out too much effort. H ow ­ have an excellent chance ol being ac­ gold. Join the profes­ OR A HOUSE ONLY , M &M OIL RACK G C F H O M E S E R V IC E S ever, you should consider how much complished with the right type of part­ -New Lawns Installed Prefattional, sxparlenoed, relabte May 22,1990 sionals at Century 21, SURFACE CLEANED. Remodeling & Repair more can be accomplished if you open ner. Seek out effective allies. ^ F PLUMBING & Townhouse with care­ Tony K's Mowing GREAT CAR 4 DOOR 3 Door Hatchback plete J^ortal sendee, bnxiri- Residential • Commercial 646-6815 Aulomalic Air «Zi7A Ono Oi«r>«r > r - free wall-to-wall car­ Service Decks, Kitchens & Bath­ *2895 Only 32 000 Mtlos tStOlA peting throughout. DECKS •nped, relabte, free «$$• We’re Here To Serve VALUES r J O CO Pressure Treated metes., ■laiim Mainlenance rooms designed & remod­ Amble through the slid­ Reduced rates f(x ^ eled. CeranticBe, al phases FOR UNDER ers from the living Custom Designs 85 PONTIAC GRAND AM FREE ESTIMATES i643-0304 Senior Citizens ■lindicwM Design 8 Initatlsilon of carpentry & repair. WEIGLE^ PAINTING CO. SPORT COUPE JO > room Into the balcony Cell QuaWyWorkata overlooking the pri­ 645-0062 Csl Now For toing SpseWe *4995 Aulo A C Slttto. iZiS > H THE DECK SPECIALISTS ■Exterior PoMPer Washing ol M reasonable prioel vate backvord with ON BRAND NEW 1990 CLYDE 646-0032 Stxfaoes 528-5502 Anytime bttorior a Exterior ’5,000 ■ 0 running brook. You CHEVY • BUICK CHARLESTHE FreeEstinwtes '86 c h e v y c a v a l ie r can walk out the full “T a W n SfeRVitfe ■Driveway Sealing $ Pavihg CLYDE INFOLINE OEO & CHEVY TRUCKS HANDYMAN Fertilizing, liming, spring Cali Brian Weigle ns SPORT COUPE finished basement tool ENTERPRISES KITCHEN & BATH Only 3T.OOO MiKt lllS This gem surely won’t ELDERLY CARE clean-up, complete lawn ■Tree Work 645-8912 CUTLASS CIERA 872-9111 EXIT M OFF Fte • ROUTE *3 MORTH • VERNON *4995 last I $109,900. Anne POWER WASHING service. Miller Real Estate, 647- reeidentlel A eommerctai ■Tractor Work REMODELING NEW GENERATION OLDSMOBILE SELL-A-BRATION 8000.O PAINTING - 643'0747 From the smallest NURSE'S AIDE ■Culter Cleaning I Maintenance McHugh Himself ENLIGHTEN YOUR- Intarlor/exteiior - _____ MO'SCMS repair to the largest Painting & wallpapering at Years of Experience. SPRING CLEANING SELFIII It's time to be 203-645-8892 Is beet Free Estimkes. Fully 0 landlord with this Hospital Trained. ■garage* -yard -cailara renovation, we will do a CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME­ PHILS LAWN CARE AND Insured. Established 1974. *11,192 great Duplex within ■guttars Excellent References. LANDSCAPING Free Estim atei complete job. walking distance from ■rotatllling Thatching, edging, planting, Landscaping Consulting Start to finish. 643-9321 town. Large eat-ln kit­ 742-6402 •Bruah/tra* &lraah yard cleanup. Weekly lawn PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! chens, wosher/dryer removal Fully Insured FREE ESTIMATES hookups on the first mowing. Residential a i^ com­ ★ 30 yr*. experlanc* mercial; Complete do-it-yourself Wan Papering and Painting floor, I Vj baths, formal MASONRY ★ faat, reliable & dining room, 3 bed­ CALL 742-9540 REPAIR programs available. SOi/eanBtpetience rooms on each side, full fully Insured attic and basement, ★ 10% aanlor Heritage Kitchen & Insixanoe, References and hardwood flooring SPRING IS THE TIME discount* Gilbert’s Lawn Service Free Estimates Compiele Lawn Care SUPERIOR Bath Center throughout, and vlnly For Chimney Repair CALL 872-4072 MARTY MATTSSOM sldlngl Call office for Trucking, Bobcat Rental, Come visit our showroom at Call Now For Free bstimate Lx>am, Stone & Mulch HOME 049-4431 oil the details Now's Deliveries 254 Broad Street PORYBINK. Country ilyl*; the time to InvestI Taiaga Masonry MAINTENANCE Icabinat can be utad at a dry f $162,900. Anne Miller 643-8209 Free Estimates Manchester I bar, night table, buffet or end ^ Frank Young SERVICE |tabla. Handsome In solid \ Real Estate, 647-8000.n ______after 6pm______' 291-9681 649-5400 1990 BUICK REGAL 1990BUICK SKVlLj\ias ^hardwood or while pine. 30 x \ EASY TO LOVE! 11 Beau­ SpecaSzinglnUrKirHome IN-EX Painting |26 X 20 Inches, frame and } Contracting & GREAT CARS, BUILT IN, FOR AND BYAMERICAI 2 Or., AT, A/C, V-6, Defog. 4 D r, AT, A/C, V-6, Detoq, White Wall TVes tiful Contemporary Repain |panal conatructlon. Com-^ LAWN MOWING STOCK #1249 STOCK i t 302 plate plant, instructions, pat- ^ Raised Ranch with 3 TILE/MARBLE No Job Too SmsS For Superior. nsTMTSBwicaFneEesrtuAres Services ^^ta rn t. #0550 84.05 \ Stk. #0167. Fully equipped 1990 Clera, 3,300 V-6. MFI, bedrooms, formal din­ Maintenance Installation of lawns Batti/KItchan RamodeBng Senior Citizen Dis(X)unt SATISFACTION OR YOUR 5 ing room, flreploced Insured auto trans., electric rear window defoflger, 4 season air $14,668 MSRP MONEY BACKI \ lower level family DJR TILE WORKS and light hauling. Caipenty-Beclrical^ OtMCaiDoMRAI Power Washing |To order plant mall chack or \ room with walk-out Inslall/Replace various tile & Company: SOYoonExpatlancs conditioner, whitewall tires, steel belted radials, AM/FM 1,000 CASH BACK ONLY S 1 3 , 4 8 0 * ONLY $ 1 0 ,> 4 i Imonay order and pro)act \ Call Mark Mumiey PtmiJing |numbar and name, with your \ sliders to patio. First marble. M AM Plumbing A Heating Free Estimates stereo cassette, plus many standard features. Inama, addrett and zip. Add j floor enclosed -Quality work ■Pairting tnteria & Exterior 649-3104 FREE ESTIMATES -1-1,000 C A S H B A C K ‘ Prices Include Factory RebatesI |82.05 for catalog (includes^ screened porch off din­ ■Reasonable prices -Wallpaperng 649-2871 Fuily Insured |$10 In discount couponti) in \ ■Free estimates CALL This is your chance to save big on the best-selling car 600 CASH BACK FOR ON SELECT MODELS FACTORY REBATES FROM S50OTO SI 250.7.9% A.P.R. FINANCING IS I Okie, please add tax. ing room overlooking •Remodeling - Custom VAk5MASTiikr' 1 beautiful Inground In the Oldsmobllec® line. For a IlmKed time, you can get AVAILABLE IN LIEU OF FACTORY REBATEI DELIVERY MUST BE ON OR BEFORE 5/31/90. CLASSIFIED CRAFTS \ Kilchens & wthrooms 647-3785 WeTreat Your Home . MANCHESTER HERALD, 06CM pool and private SPRING CLEANUP HANQYMB^ARPElhER^ $2,0(X) cash back on a handsome new Cutlass ClerafS, QUALIRED FIRST- P.O. 80X1000 fenced-ln yard. Main­ ■Room Alterations & Additions ■Trees & Lawns (Tut (3sanhg HaJng. Oarptrlry, BIXBY. OK 74006 Like Our Own plus an additionaf $600 lor qualified llrst-tlme now-car PRE OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK tenance free exterior. ■Repiaoement Windows •Yards St Garages Qeanod RarDtiwig. RaatonMiYPtload TIME BUYERS LAWN MOWERS buyers financing with GM AC. To make the deal ever Beautiful landscaped -Electrical •Brush Biloa Removed rtwitXmWKm 1986 CHEVY CELEBRrTY SEDAN lot. Coll for your exclu­ AVCaaaAnnwrtd Kevin better, we're adding our own dealer discount of $876. FINANCING WITH •Plumbing ■Truck & Bsckhoc Wexk REPAIRED LowMOeagei sive showing I $199,900. ■Exterior HouscpaiiUing ★ free Pickup & Delivery Rtok'eHendyman A That adds up to a total savings of $3476 off the Anne Miller Real Est­ ESTATE LIQUIDATION •Roirfing , CaipentryServtoe 644-0056 GMAC •Driveways Sealed In Manchester MSRP...a figure sure lo do almost as much lor the BUSINESS ate, 647-8000.O Commercial & Residential •Exterior Siding ■LsiKlscapiiiirliuUlUuana ★ Prompt. Courteous, 646-1948 THIS ONE Larry popularity of America's favorite Oldsmoblle as a new 876 BOB RILEY OLDS I OPPORTUNITIES CDVE NTRY-Brondo Cash or Sefi on -Decks •Compl^ BuOding St Expert Service W atch This Space Eoch Week MUST BE SEEN! $ 5 , 9 9 5 Lane. Come see these SeniaCitiTen Discount Prapoty Mainuiiiod ★ Reasonable Pricas (^tlass Clera will do for yours. See us soon - this offer 'LOCAL VENDING Consitrimet BECAUSE YOU navtr 528-6389 DISCOUNT exaulsite new model f ■tmiMtOmAtmt HFre* Estimates ends 6/14/90. R O U TE ' All cash homes I Superior quol- Complete Property know when someone will USED CARS ftMunsuKD mmsawAita ★ 15% Senior Discount 1989 Buick LeSabre Wagon...s o l d ...... $i3,»ao 1987 Chevrolet Caprice...... j " Income-for tale. Call Ity and workmanship 1845-1174 Maintenanoe be seorchihe for the Item Interior/hxterior •You rmu ortw or u*. ko™*-»»••«* hr Bill 1-800-749-9992. CUi. YARDMASTERS 1989 Buick Regal Coupe...... $10,980 1987 Buick Century L TD Wagon...... s; 9 ECONOMY LAWN you hove for sole. It's UOO of Wo rofaolo. whiok rt»v * •"“ •••• ooooomof ooiX. 9oo four moke these homes 643-99^ Painting Done Your Price! LOCAL VENDING showploces. Eoch M OW ER better to run your wont od pMlokMOlng (Mot lor quoMio^ion iMotli. $11,192 1988 Okfsmobile 98 Regency Brougham... $ 13,490 1986 Buick Century W agon...... SOLD ...... 2 0 3 ^ 3 ^ 4 for several days... cancel- ■faM ewpenttyonveway aaaUng 01980 BM Coip Al rigMo toootvod. R D U T E -A II cash home features hard­ ■oeMngs and wtels repaired 1988 Chevy Z-24 Cavalier...... $8,980 1986 Buick Skyhawk Coupe...... ■S3 ‘JW wood floors, morble CallAnytima Ins It os soon os you att Incom e-For sale. Call No JobTooSmaU MOWING & TILbiNG ■iMgs atxl oaten deaited 1988 Pontiac Sunbird Coupe...... $ 7!3 W 1986 Pontiac Grand Prtx...... Bill, 1-800-749-9992. fireplace, AM/FM In­ 647-5705 results. ------1------Yard Cleanup 643-6386 1988 Chevy Cavalier...... $6,990 1986 Mitsubishi Pickup...... BE YDUR DWN BDSS. tercom system, micro- Driveways Sealed ftjffy 1987 Buick Park Ave...... $11,490 1985 Cadillac Sedan DeVUIe...... $9,-;tio Develop multiple In­ wave, central vac, 1st T&B ELECTRONIC Imured/free esHmaiss floor laundry and am­ HAWKES TREE SERVICE Repairs (Xi most anything 1987 Buick LeSabre...... s O l O ...... $8,980 1985 Pontiac Bonneville...... $5,^95 comes. Proven busi­ Bucket, truck & chipper. REPAIRS INSTAUATfON/ ness concept. No finan­ ple storage. $234,875 CUSTOM C^ll BemIe, Sr. 1987 Chevrolet Caprice...... $7,495 1984 Honda Accord...... SOLO ...... $^ 98O and up. Philips Real Suimp removal. Froo Complete servicing of al S E V V iN G cial risk. Forombitlouf BUILDING 646-3172___ REPAIR BOB RILEY estimateE. Spodal person who desirei Estate, 742-14500 makes and mooeis. ALTERATIONS own business 742-5709. c 6 v ENTRY-90 Gerai- ooneidoradon lor elderly and TV, VCR, Stereo Com­ dlne Drive. Ideal for handk ponents, Mioowave CARDINAL BUICK, INC. large family. 4 bed­ T.R. Connelly 9 DON'S LAWN SERVICE ' SEAM§TRES§' OLDSMOBILE Ovens, and smal oflUUirHMMra Beauty Salons For Sale room Colonial with •Dressmaking • Alterations BuildIna Co. •ROTOTILUNO Edging appliances. "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" 15.000 fam ily room , all new •Gas • Raplaoe I^ppen ■ Coat 250 Adams St, Manchester, CT wallpaper and carpet­ Finding a cosh buyer for Remodeling & Additions ■Hedge & Bush Trimming •Electric 81 Adams Street, Manchester 122.000 ing on professionally the Items you'd like to sell < •^(Itchens & Baths FREE ESTMIATEB Linings • Custom Curtains Call now for lawn mowing. •OU •SllpMvers •^ PAnTICIPATINQ Botti Inoludec buskwas 8 londscaped lot. Multi­ is eosy. Just let our read­ ■Rdoling, Dormers (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) D 4 9 " ’4 0 r I equipment ers know whof you have ■Decks & Sunrooms Dependable Woik. Wilion Oil Company ★ 30 Y**rs Experlenc* D E A L E n 649-1749 level deck, 1st floor .291-0392 Anne Miller Real Estate laundry, and much for sale with an od In 2894n61 646-7011 MWW _____ C A L L 647-0730 Cloulfled. 643-2711. Member CT. Vatey & Western Mass. Dealer 8 4 7 - ^ more. $209,900. Philips jL Reol Estate, 742-1450o 0 tODAY

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