12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, June 24,1991 Gunmen Little Miss 1565 J attack; finally laid to rest iianrljfBlPr SOUTHAMPTON, Mass. (AP) the Ringling Bros. Bamum & TUESDAY 9 dead — The body of 8-year-old NEWSSTAND; 350 Bailey Circus on July 6,1944. JUNE 25, 1991 t w e l v e p a g e s - TWO SECTIONS Manchester, C T ^ A City of Village Charm MEDELLB'^, Colombia (AP) — Eleanor Cook was buried in a As photographs of her beauti­ Volume 110, Number 227 HOME DELIVERED: 300

Hooded men shot and killed five family grave this weekend, ful, barely marked face appeared A S S A*ss V Ay .> v ^ ^ M -* * * people and wounded two others in a several months after the 1944 in newspapers year after year on working class neighborhood of Hartford circus fire victim known the anniversary of the fire, the Medellin early Sunday, police said. for decades only by her morgue child known as Little Miss 1565 They blamed anti-crime vigilantes. number fmally was identified. became a haunting symbol of the u In another attack, tour people “In this brief but intense mo­ tragic day. When she was not identified in Compost project could steal LL home were shot and killed, their bodies ment we say both ’Goodbye,’ and left just outside the city on the high­ ‘Welcome home,’” the Rev. the fire’s aftermath, she was By NICOLE LOZIER is adjacent to the current composting site. than ever before,” he said. way to Bogota, according to a police Robert Gardner said at the funeral buried in Northwood Cemetery at Hartford’s border, alongside five Manchester Herald Little League President Edward Dettore said he is confident The league had problems last year because a field in Buck- ■ Lots of money saved on report. Police said they didn’t know Saturday. “‘Goodbye,’ because the town would build another field to replace Leber, if the ex­ other unidentified victims of the land was too wet for use. who was responsible for that attack. we must; ‘Welcome home,’ be­ MANCHESTER — Town officials plan to meet with Little pansion is approved. bus contract...... Page 3. fire. About the same time, some The present two-acre composting area is adjacent to the dog cause that is where you are. At League ^resentatives to discuss an expansion of the town’s Also, league officials are hopeful the replacement field will 50 miles away in Southampton, pound on Thrall Road, across from the town’s landfill. The Police said the assailants in the long last, we have fo u ^ you.” composting area, a project that would eliminate Leber Field. be accessible from the street like the other fields, said Dettore. ■ Council addresses ram­ her little brother Edward, 6, was compost area is mainly used for recycling leaves into a reuse- first attack were believed to be “We are just in the talking stages,” said Lee F. O’Connor Jr., Leber is set back in the woods and, because of its location, has pant drug abuse__ Page 3. EleandrCook lost not only her . buried in the family plot in Center able soil supplement for conditioning and fertilizing. N members of a vigilante group life but her identity in the 1944 highway and samtation administrator. “We are a long way from been a target for vandalism. An initi^ application has been sent to the state to request formed to rid the neighborhood of Cemetery. He had died the day fire that killed 168 and injured making a decision” on the possible expansion. However, Dettore does not want the expansion to be a source funding for the expansion project, which would not increase thieves, drug addicts and other after the fire, but no one knew the ■ Coventry to fete vets on 500. For nearly 47 years, she was Leber Field, with one baseball diamond, is one of two major of contention between the league and the town. “Our relation­ criminals. None of the victims were connection. July 4th...... Page 3. known as “Little Miss 1565” after league fields and 10 total Little League fields in Manchester. It ship with the Parks and Recreation Department has been better identified. Their mother, Mildred Cook, Please see LEBER, page 6. the number her body was given at now 85 and living in Eas- _ Th« A»tocW»d Pr**s the morgue. M A S S A C R E V IC TIM — Police officials prepare to remove the body of Hader Agudelo from The cartel’s leader, Pablo Es­ thampton. Mass., was unable to Eleanor was trampled to death attend her youngest son’s funeral the scene of a massacre in the slums of Medellin, Colombia, Sunday. Agudelo was one of cobar, surrendered Wednesday and is staying in a luxurious prison out­ by panicked spectators when the or identify her only daughter’s Woods rejected five young men killed in the same house overnight by a group of vigilante gunmen. side the city. fire broke out during a matinee of body. Stray spark Nation/World Briefs... in Coventry; caused blaze BOLTON — A spark from a welding torch has been iden­ Majiva Ngubane, his wife and four of their children search for 9,000 allied military personnel listed as miss­ Volcano spews ash cloud Bush on Sunday flashed a thumbs-iq) gesture and said, tified as the cause of a fire that were killed when gunmen burst into their house in Eden- ing in the cmiflict. “Yes,” when reporters called out to him, “Is Sununu stay­ MANILA, Philippines (AP) — Mount Pinatubo dale. Natal, the scene of repeated black factional clashes density marked gutted the Bolton Auto Body Coupled with the Communist government’s recent ing?” and “Will you keep Sununu?” shop and destroyed three cars blasted ash more thm six miles high today, darkening the in recent years. promise to allow international inspections of its nuclear But the president, returning from a weekend at Camp Friday, officials said today. sky as the last group of U.S. troops and dependents who A woman at the home also was killed, and the facilities, the transfer was seen as an indication of the reduction did not meet the town’s David, Md., did not stop to elaborate as he strode to the By RICHARD RANGCX3N A worker who was using the were ordered evacuated headed for home. couple’s 7-year-old son was seriously injured in Sun­ north’s desire to improve relations with Washington. White House from his helicopter. Manchester Hersdd required specifications. Also today, thousands of air travelers left Manila as day’s attack, police said. “We appreciate your efforts to unearth the remains,” Also, high water tables would be torch had shut it off and left it He has kept silent on new disclosures that Sununu had unattended near the car, said flights resumed after crews cleared nmways and equip­ Police confirmed 12 blacks killed in Richmond, also in said Sen. Bob Smith, R-NJI., at ceremonies at this bor­ COVENTRY — A proposal to vulnerable to the septic systems in furnished incorrect information to the White House legal Fire Marshall Peter Maassolini, ment of volcanic debris. the eastern province of Natal, on Sunday night. Peace der village 30 miles north of Seoul. “This may be a his­ construct a 63-lot subdivision off such a high density project, mem­ counsel regarding his travel on a corporate jet and had of the Bolton Volunteer Fire Today’s eruptions spewed ash up to 33,000 feet high talks scheduled for today in the area, between the rival toric occasion and a positive step to improve relations.” Merrow Road "was unanimously bers said. The plan infringed on part solicited use of the plane in violation of the counsel’s Department. and it rained down over the rich farmlands of Pampanga African National Congress and the Inkalha Freedom Smith said North Korea and the United States had defeated by the Planning and Zoning of a 75-foot regulated area to guidelines that he not do so. Before the worker left the and Tarlac provinces northeast of the 4,765-foot volcano. Party, were postponed after the killings. agreed in principle to form a committee to search for the Commission Monday evening. separate a wetland area from the Dozens of eruptions since June 9 have blanketed the Another three people were killed in a nearby township servicemen and women still unaccounted for from the Instead Bush left it Firiday night to the counsel, C, The commission rejected the 78- land to be developed. garage area to go to building’s countryside with deep ash and forced the evacution of on Saturday, police said. 1950-53 war. Boyden Gray, to clamp yet another set of restrictions on acre development, to be called According to Director of Planning office, he had been doing body Sununu’s travel. Clark Air Base, about 10 miles east of the volcano, home More than 6,(XX) blacks have died since 1986 in They include American, Canadian, Austrialian and Coventry Woods, primarily for Diane Blackman, the commission work on the driver’s side of the to 15,000 Air Force personnel and dependents. nationwide violence, with the majority of the deaths in British citizens. Administration officials say there is no sign the presi­ reasons stemming from excessive believes in the concept of a housing car, Massolini said. The spark Natal. dent will seek Sununu’s resignation. housing density, members reported. project comprised of single-family apparently ignited something in­ side the car. South African gunmen kill six Bush backs embattled Sununu But Newsweek magazine reported in this week’s issue The developer, Greenscape homes, but not with the specifica­ Development Corp., planned to tions submitted. A fellow worker, who wash-, JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (AP) — Twenty- N. Koreans turn over remains WASHINGTON (AP) — President Bush isn’t discuss­ that Bush was livid over the matter and was keeping his reduce the size of each lot from Greenscape Development Corp. ing another car, saw the fire and three blacks were killed over the weekend, including six PANMUNJOM, Korea (AP) — North Korea today ing the latest embarrassment over John Sununu’s travel options open — hoping that if Sununu’s ouster is in­ 40,000 square feet, to the minimum will have 15 days to appeal the attempted to extinguish it with a from the same family who were gunned down in their turned over 11 wooden coffins bearing remains of U.S. practices, but he says he’s not ready to see his chief of evitable it can atjeast be delayed until the furor dies allowed lot size of 25,000 square hose, Massolini said. But the home by masked assailants, police said today. uoops killed in the Korean War and said it would help staff step down. down. decision from the date it appears in feet. The land left over after the lot the local paper. spray of the water caused the size reduction would remain un­ In other business, Russell Lowry fire to spread to grease under the developed. was granted permission to enlarge engine. Once the grease ignited, . However, commission members and deepen his pond at 521 Broad the fire spread out of control. said the soil would not be able to ac­ Way. The fire completely gutted the commodate the septic systems, Lowry was advised by the building, which is located on citing a report by the developer’s CovenU7 engineering firm Holmes Route 6 about a half-mile south EDUCATION Recreation own engineer who called for further' and Henry that a deeper pond would Gary Tueksr/ManeFiastar F4< of Bolton Notch. testington one-third of the lots. improve water quality and make the TR A F F IC S W IR L — Officer Martin Jordan is nearly blocked from sight by a snaking line — RICK SANTOS The commission also noted that pond habitable for larger species vehicles at Main Street and Hartford Road Monday afternoon. The placement of heavy eqi the open space left over after the lot such as trout. ment working on draining improvements have caused some delays at the intersection. Officer gets Bolton teacher pumps life into a ^dead^ language reprimand MANCHESTER — Acting By HAROLD C. SHAVER In her classroom, which she matched recent newspaper stories on Police Chief Henry “Bud” Manchester Herald describes as a “mini-Mount Olym­ the eruption of Mount Pinatubo in Pair announce Secretaries pact awarded Minor has reprimanded a rookie pus,” Murray can sometimes be officer who flailed to perform a the Philippines. By SCOTT B. BREDE with the Board of Education, said while the school administration was "Arbores serit diligens agricola, found performing — rather than routine procedure, thus allowing quorum adspiciet bacam ipse num- Latin achievers Manchester Herald Assistant School Superintendent seeking a lower increase in the a jailed man to use his shoelaces reciting — a translation while Mark Reiss, a junior in Murray’s Wilson E. Deakin Jr. first-year of the conuact. quam" — Cicero dressed in the flowing robes of anti­ in a failed attempt to commit CTranslation: The diligent farmer Latin in class, recently placed third last board term MANCHESTER — The school Negotiations between the school Under the arbiter’s ruling, the suicide. ^ quity. plants trees, the fruit of which he in a state-wide Latin contest, and his system’s 75 secretaries will get 7- administration and the secretaries’ secretaries will not have to make Minor has issued a written will never see) And on the walls of her room, project, the text for a ‘labyrinth’ By SCOTT B. BREDE percent raises retroactively under a union reached an impasse earlier any co-payment for their health reprimand to Officer David K. Roman banners and ‘life-masks,’ computer game, took first place on Manchester Herald state arbiter’s decision aimounced at this year, forcing the contract into benefits, a concession which Deakin Lannan for “conduct unbecom­ BOLTON — Latin, the ‘dead lan­ represent but a few of the many stu­ State Latin Day. His decision to take Monday night’s Board of Education binding arbitration. said the board wants for all guage?’ ing an officer.” dent projects that recreate an ancient Latin, he says, stemmed mostly MANCHESTER — Democratic meeting. The arbiter’s ruling on pay raises employees. Lannan is the son of Police Not to nearly one-third of the stu­ time. from meeting the teacher at a social Board of Education members Terry represents a compromise for both The secretaries were without a dent body of Bolton High School, Chief Robert Laiman, who has Assigning the students projects, occasion. Bogli and James Morancey an­ The secretaries will also get 5- sides, Deakin said. The secretaries contract this year because of the im- ^ k any one of those 87 students percent raises in the remaining two been on medical leave for more Murray says, makes the teaching of “I had heard about her,” Reiss nounced Monday night that they were asking for 7 percent raises for than a year. ■' why they chose Susan Murray’s Latin more “fully relatable to life years of their new three-year pact says. “I met her and liked her right will not seek new three-year in each year of the three-year contract, Please see PACT, page 6. In the reprimand, Lannan was Latin course and you’ll probably get skills,” whether it’s artistic or tech­ away ... she’s a really interesting November. cited for failing to comply with an answer similar to the one given nical skills. teacher.” The pair cited personal commit­ general department policy in by 14-year old freshman Tina “I am in awe of the things they Sandra Nuss, a junior who is con­ ments as the main reason for the which officers must have Lorentzen. do,” Murray says. sidering a career as a Latin teacher, There an ant home in house? decision not to seek re-election, “Because of Mrs. Murray,” she prisoners remove footwear or The projects range from a scale says she decided on the subject but neither ruled out miming for shoelaces, belts, jewelry, outer »ys without hesitation. “She makes model of the seven hills of Rome, to, CONCORD, N Ji. (AP) — Were he alive today, Frank that Austin and his helpers were building 400 ant homes when she was in the eighth grade the school board in the future. Austin would be pleased to know that millions still fol­ a day in Hanover during the 1930s. garments, and personal posses­ class fun.” a video that demonstrates how to after listening to a language Indeed, the incredibly high par­ When contacted this morning, low his benevolent credo; “Don’t step on that ant; give He line eventually included the Antville Fire House, sions. make Pbmpeiian bread. And there is ‘demonstration’ by Murrav. Bogli would neither deny or con­ ticipation rate in Latin would seem him a home instead.” the Antville Coal Mine, the Ant Arctic Polar Expedition, After arresting a burglary and the cross-section model of the Ap- “I was very im press^” Nuss firm that she would run for the to indicate that Murray is doing That probably goes against the natural instincts of an Ant Boro village and an Ant Palace. arson suspect on June 12, Lan­ pian Way, one of Murray’s says. “She gives me ideas I hope to Board of Directors or the state nan confiscated some of the something right. Perhaps it is her favorites, which shows the history Terry Bogli most Americans, who barricade their kitchens against in­ Spinoffs included a radio series, a line of children’s use someday if 1 decide to become a legislature once her present term filtration. suspect’s possessions, but not unique ability to zap life into a of the road through its various layers teacher.” books, a newsletter named The Bugville Bugle, cricket expires in November df 1992. complete her term, adding that she gut Austin found a way to get people to take ants into his shoelaces, according to the otherwise dusty subject; or perhaps of stone and rubble. Nuss says she has been able to and bee houses and butterfly rearing kits. still has some go^s she wants to their homes and, what’s more, pay for the privilege. arrest report. it is making the art of learning as One recent project recreated his­ deduce the meaning of many “I have left my foot in the door, Roxy Roberts, 72, of Hanover, worked for Austin in accomplish. Sixty years ago this month, he patented his homes for The suspect, Patrick K. Lab- important as the art of teaching. tory all too well. Students concocted 1 hope,” Bogli said. 1937. “It was like a new toy,” she said, recalling the English words by their Latin roots bee, 37, was observed in his cell A lively classroom an imaginary Roman ‘newspaper,’ Bogli did say that she would Please see RESIGNS, page 6. ants: two vertical panes of glass with dirt in between. — which was of tremendous help with one end of his shoelaces “I just don’t want to lecture or Murray says, that included Pliny’s Sara Cou8lns/llinch#6tBr Hm IcI The idea of watching ants at work became so popular Please see ANTS, page 6. when she took her SAT exams. tied around the cell bars and the conjugate verbs,” Murray says. “I description of the eruption of Mount CARPE DIEM — Susan Murray seizes the day in her classroom, which she describes as a Hard work, too other end around his neck. like to set the scene ... it m ^es it Vesuvius. By an amazing coin­ Although Murray learned “the ‘mini-Mount Olympus.’ One-third of the students at Bolton High School were enrolled in Mur­ fun and lively.” cidence, the account closely scholarly way” to teach fi-om St. ray's Latin classes this past year. Politics: Kuwait to end Joseph College in West Hartford, Tax process to take she says no college can prepare a four years of Latin at the high Still, there are those social oc­ Students even demonstrated the martial law teacher for the needs of students in school. casions that were in themselves an precarious art of wearing the Roman MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — the real world. integral part of ancient Roman life. toga. Hopefully, they took the ad­ contritely weeks to implement Kuwait has aimounced that it “Students have different needs ... But it’s not all fun and games. 1 One such event, a ‘Roman wed­ vice their teacher once wibto on the will lift martial law on Wednes­ and learn in different ways,” says Murray says she constantly drills ding,’ was recently staged at the S t classroom blackboard: major outcry from the public. Even day, a news report said, in a Murray. “I had to try different students on such things as declen­ By JUDP EVERHART Maurice Parish Center and featured speaking if they have followed the debate, move that would give greater things.” sions and grammar. The students The Associated Press the enactment of an ancient wedding Semper ubi sub ubi. citizens won’t see the impact hit legal protection to people being According to Murray, 85 percent say she gives more quizzes than just ceremony amid the garish splendor Translation: Always wear under­ WASHINGTON (AP) — When it home until they get that first tried for allegedly collaborating about any teacher. HARTFORD — Even if the of her students will go through all of a Roman feast. wear. comes down to having to admit that with Iraq. General Assembly were to pass a paycheck with a state income tax they went astray, public figures have deduction. The end of martial law also budget this week that included an would be another important step trouble saying so. income tax, it would be two or three In anticipation of passage of some They find solace in a kind of version of an income tax, the depart­ toward retunung Kuwait to nor­ months before the state could start mal following the Persian Gulf Parks and Rec News political double talk, a confession withholding wages from paychecks. ment has created an tocomc Tax that doesn’t quite own up to any­ Task Force. War. thing. As a result, the withholding rate It has also hired Andersen Con­ Under martial law. public as­ BETROTHED AND BETROTHERS — Th6 Bolton ^Hlgh John Sununu is the latest. Owning would be higher initially to make up sulting of Hartford to draft plans for sembly was harmed and alleged up last weekend to errors in his for the revenue lost between July 1, implementing an income tax should collaborators with Iraqi forces School Latin Club held a Bridal Party and Roman Feast on ways of travel, the president’s chief the first day of the 1991-92 budget one be approved by the General As- during Baghdad’s seven-month May 17 at the St. Maurice Parish Center. Here is the Bridal Hershey Track & Field Meet — Local Results of staff confessed to creating an ap­ year, and the date that withholding seipbly. Tbe firm has a> $350,000 occupation were tried in special Party: left to right, Kraig Kilpatrick (father of the bride), pearance and a controversy. would begin. contract with the state, but full pay­ courts without the right to ap­ MANCHESTER — The Manchester Recrea­ 1 ^ m ruri — 13 8 14 yra. old: Erik Andarson 6.37 min.; Kyle 1:16 mia; EHsabath Irizarry 1:19 mia; Stsphania CHrico 132 5.47 Shalley Brand 6.27 rrfa “Clearly, no one regrets more “If they were to crank up some­ ment is contingent on the adoption peal. Suzanne Lorentzen (bride), David Hohier (groom), and Sujani tion Department held its annual Hershey Track Zawistowski min.; mia; Vanaasa Johnson 1:46 mla 8 12 yra. old: Justin Howard 2.55 min.; 4 X 100 m relay — 11 4 12 yra. old: Emily Butondro, Lindsay than I do the appearance of im­ thing right now, the start-up date of an income tax. If the Legislature Reddy (mother of the bride). & Field Meet on Sunday, May 19. Listed below Staphwla CHrIco 3.00 min.; Ellsabalh I r i z ^ 3.06 mia; Andra SchnaWar, Kim Nldwls, AmsM Stoj. 1:11 min. Mftzur 3.10 min. propriety produced as a result of the would probably be September first,” approves some other budget balanc­ are the results of the meet; SonbaH tuDW — Scott Harlow 103'5; Jamas Buckley SOV; INDEX During the wedding, which was a re-enactment of Latin o 2-38 Kyle Zawistowski Kimberly DaCarlo 51 '5; Juliaann F’aga 48'2; Sarah Axiar 47^. events surrounding my recent said AJ. Janschewitz, spokesman ing plan, the contract will be can­ 2.40 njin.; ShftllBy Brand 2.44 min. Classified...... 9,10 wedding customs, it was learned that the phrase “tying the 50 m dash — 9 a 10 yrs. old: Jamas Budday 8.18 sac.; 200 m dash — 9 8 10 yrs. old: Joshua Coniam 32.93 sac.; 114 12 yra. old: Jamas Ray 112'1i; Brian Andarson 10Z5; travel,” he said in a carefully written for the Department of Revenue Ser­ celed and payments proratied for the Comics...... 11 knot” originates from the mother tying a knot around the Lindsay Foster 8.25 sec.; Rand! DeLao 8.78 sac.: Katia Ruo- Alison Lodge 34.34 sac.; Natalia Balartdar 95.06 sac.' Alexis Carnap B ^ 100'; Brandy Ftaga 81'1; Amalia Stal 6V; statement. vices. “There’s going to be at least a amount of work done. Focus ...... 5 glaro 8.81 sac. Brown 37.44 sac. Elisabeth Irizarry 567. “Obviously, some mistakes were 60-90 day start-up time. Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. is Family...... 12 waste of the bride before the ceremony (the knot to be untied 100 m — 9 4 10 yrs. old: Brian Cordiara 17.50 sac.; 13 4 14 yra old: Darren WWta 152e. ^toward 31.00 sac.; Brian Kannady made,” he said. “Certainly I regret “So it’s likely that the rate would pushing an income tax, and the Local...... 2.3 “ =•: Alaxia 32.44 sac.; Brandy Page 32 Staridino ^ Jump — 9 410 yra old: Joshua Coniam 6’10; Lottery...... by the groom later.) After the ceremony, which went very suc­ Brown 17.10 sac.; LInsday Foster 17.23 sac. Brian Cordsira 5*3; Alaals Brown 56; Lindsay Fdstar 57; Kalla ...... 2 C M sd ^ Arsons M .ra sac.; Unsday Schnaidar 35.69 sac. that my own mistakes contributed to Tha Assoeiatad Praaa be prorated b ^ u s e of that lag General Assembly is in special ses­ Nation/V\tot1d...... cessfully, students enjoyed a Roman feast, a slave auction, yra-old: Brian Andarson 14.69 sac.; Brian Kannady Ftugglaro 56. this controversy.” time,” he said. “There would be a sion trying to adopt a budget for the ...... 12 15.03 sac.; Ftyan Zawistowski 15.53 sac.; Tracy Lynn 3l!l»aec.^ F L IG H TS O F F A N C Y — White House Chief of Staff John Obituaries...... 2 ^n jo m a iy 14.94 sac.; Brandy Page 15.50 sac.; Amalia Stoj A careful observer of language and other fun and games — all while wearing togas. The — 8 4 10 yra. old: Joshua Coniam 1 26 mki.’ Sununu is followed by reporters after a speech to the double hit for the balance of the budget year that begins next Mon­ Opinion...... 4 16.22 sac; Christine F^sorts 16.22 sac. might notice that Sununu used the year." day. Weicker vetoed the bipartisan. Sports...... event was organized by three Latin Club seniors: Laurie 13 a 14 yrs. old: Darren White 14.09 sac.; Tyrlt) Wilson 14.88 Privitizatlon Council in Arlington, Va., Monday. Sununu has ....7.8 cw 1.21 mla, Ehca Chinco 1.20 min. If that happens, administration of­ State...... sac.; Laura Leonard 14. 78 sac. 11 4 12 yrs. old: Ftyan Zawistowski 1:14.00 mki.; Jamas Ftay ^ ?“ • W n Wilson TV Kvia ...... 6 Klekotka, Aliison Janssen, and Candi Newton. Zawistowski 66; Laura Leonard 77. "•"on/i.ayia Please see SPEAK, page 6. been less than penitent about his free-wheeling travel. ficials say privately they fear a Please see TAXES, page 6. Television...... S T 1 7

2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, June 25, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thesday, June 25,1991—^3 RECORD LOCAL/REGIONAL J About Town Schools benefit Zoning Seven families needed hearing Seven families are desperately needed in the Manchester area to host exchange students from France from bus pact this summer. The students are 15-17 years old and are 7 extended English speaking. The program will give these students By SC O TT B. BREDE start converting its*1leet to diesel an everyday look at America through a variety of recrea­ Manchester Herald buses a year ahdad of schedule, tional and cultural events. Patricia Tomkunas, a St. Maffe said. Bridget School teacher, is coordinating this program By RICHARD RANGOON 1 MANCHESTER — By Before approving the contract, through the American Center for Cultural Exchange. 1 i * ' renegotiating its contract with the board member Thomas M. Sheridan Manchester Herald 1 1 Families are encouraged to participate in all of the Manchester Bus Service, the Board asked if the school system has ever planned activities. Families with young, teenage, or no j 1 of Education will gain $87,000 considered purchasing its own COVENTRY — A public hearing on the proposed extension of com- children or single parent families make great hosts. This f 1 ^ which can be used to restore buses. With the money the board program runs only from July 9 to August 6. For more in­ programs that were triimned during pays the bus company each year, it m ^ ia l zones met resistance from formation, call Patricia at 643-6884. Q aiy TUckar/M anchM fw H a n ld AARP #2399 OFFICERS — The new officers for AARP #2399 are: the recent budget cuts. might be practical in the long run to several residents Monday night. The most common complaint was AARP #1275 OFFICERS — The new officers for the American As­ Front row, from left, Helen Chevalier and Jeanne Roark, co-chair­ The school board approved a new purchase its own fleet, Sheridan MHS Class of 1967 five-year contract with the bus com­ said. that sufficient notice of the proposed sociation of Retired Persons, #1275, were named recently. They are, men of the trip committee; Eima Olshweski, treasurer; and Norma changes was not given before the Manchester High School’s class of 1967 is organizing pany Monday night that was Maffe said Sheridan’s idea would meeting. their 25th reunion. Please send your address and phone from left, Verna Findlay, treasurer; Fred Towle, secretary; and Faith Tedford, vice president. Back row, Helena Duane, secretary; Franklin negotiated by Transportation Com­ force the school system to pay for number to DANCO’s Hair Styling, 253 W. Middle Faliow, president. Delany, programs; Ray Coccini, president. mittee Chairman Francis Maffe and drivers and servicing the buses, and The C-1 commercial zones, Tpke., Manchester 06040 or fax to 1-203-649-1716. the board’s business manager, board member James Morancey said 40,0(X) square feet each, and the C-2 commercial zones, 5 acres each, are Raymond E. Demers. the cost of a single bus is at least to be extended to follow lot lines of Water walking The pact, which involves $ 100,000. existing properties, according to the The Manchester Parks and Recreation Department will College Notes renegotiating the final year of the School Superintendent James P. proposal. The existing zones’ boun­ be offering a four week session of water-walking begin­ old five-year contract with the bus Kennedy said he will distribute a list daries run through some properties ning on July 8 miming through August 1. Classes will be company, calls a 3.11 percent in­ of his recommended uses for the as opposed to around them, accord­ held at Saulters Pool on Lydall St. from 12-1 p.m., T\ies- Suffolk graduate Purdue awardee crease in busing costs next year. $87,000 at the board’s next meeting, Occidental graduate ing to a map presented by Planning day and Thursday for senior citizens; and on Monday Patricia J. Gallagher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Fettig, a sophomore in the School of Susan L. Clark, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. William E. Under the old contract, the bus com­ which is scheduled for July 15. Ken­ pany would have received an 8 per­ Director Dime Blackman. and Wednesday from 5-6 p.m. for adults. Registration is Eugene Gallagher of Manchester, was recently awarded a Veterinary Medicine at Purdue University, Indiana, Clark n of Bolton, graduated recently from Occidental nedy said he will accept requests Information about the proposed cent — or approximately $87,(XX) from parents and teachers with ideas being taken at the Rec office, 39 Lodge Dr. between 8:30 bachelor of science degree from Suffolk University, Bos­ recently was given an award for outstanding academic College, Los Angeles, Calif. She majored in psychology. changes, which will affect about 500 — increase from the school system for spending the money. a.m. and 4:30 p.m. The fee is $12. For more information, ton, Mass. She is a graduate of Manchester High School. achievement, Omicron Cliapter, Society of Phi Zeta. Fet­ r , properties, can be obtained through call 647-3084. next year. In other business: tig, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond M. Fettig of 129 Nazarene honor roll Blackman or the town clerk’s office. Franklin & Marshall degree The school district will spend ■ The board rescinded the layoffs Bretton Road, Manchester, is majoring in veterinary Sarah Dumas, daughter of Helen and John Dumas of The Plaiming and Zoning Com­ $1.84 million next year to bus Raymond E. Memery, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.P. medicine. Manchester, has been named to the honor roll at Eastern of three more teachers that were told mission continued the hearing to children to school and other ac­ previously that they would not be on Memery of 31 Bette Drive, Manchester, has been Nazarene College, Quincy, Mass, for the spring Gary Tuckw/Manehaater HaraM July 22 so property owners can have Deaths Quinnipiac graduates tivities, such as sporting events. awarded a bachelor of arts degree from Fimiklin & Mar­ semester. She is a 1990 graduate of Cornerstone (Chris­ the payroll in the fall. There are now TOWELLING OFF — At left, Sherrie Losier, 10, receives some assistance in getting dry from time to investigate the effect of the Busing costs will rise by S percent shall College, Lancaster, Pa. He is a 1987 graduate of Karen Keating of 89 Redwood Road, Manchester and tian School of Manchester and is an English major with a only 13 teachers that have to look proposed changes on their property. in each of the four remaining years Brody Baker, while Brody’s daughter Heather, 5, curls up on her Dad’s lap. The trio were en­ This town lisling of dsaths Is offsisd trss of chsrgs by ths Manchester High School and was a dean’s list student at Karen Pruitt of 197 Forge Road, Coventry, graduated minor in communications at the college. for new jobs. Assistant School Su­ It was resolved that notice of the of the new contract, which ends joying themselves Monday at the pool in Robertson Park Msnehsstsr Hsrsid. Psid snnounesmsnts of dssth snd In college. recently from Quinnipiac College in Hamden. perintendent Wilson E. Deakin Jr. continued hearing will be included Msmorisms sppsar undsr ths Dssth Noticss hssding. June 30,19%. Keating received a bachelor of arts degree in gerontol­ Study in England said. Thirty teachers had been in with tax bills to make sure people Manchester ogy and Pruitt, a bachelor of science degree in manage­ The contract also has a provision jeopardy of losing their jobs, but the will know about the proposed chan­ ment. Scott Setzler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick B. that will enable the board to estab­ school board has recalled 17. ges. Ruth I. Benson Death Notices Graduates with distinction Setzler, 21 Hartford Road, Manchester, will be studying lish an all-day kindergarten program ■ The board approved 7 percent Independence Day fest A local farmer, Lester Hill, whose Formeriy of Church St. at the Dickinson College Center in Norwich, England for anytime in the next five years, raises for three central office land would be affected by the chan­ Dorothy H. Carter Ruth I. Benson Thomas J. Chlupsa of Manchester, graduated recent­ the 1991-92 academic year. Setzler is a junior majoring M ^fe said. But, with the current fis­ secretaries who are not part of a bar­ ges, was particularly vocal in ly from Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, in physics. Students in the program study the city of Lon­ cal and space constraints, such a gaining group. Their salaries will protesting what he called insuffi­ Formerly of Elwood Road Ruth I. Benson, 90, formerly of Church St., Mass, with distinction. don and its theaters, art, architecture and music from the program is unlikely in the near fu­ range from $28,800 to $38,400 next to honor local veterans cient notice from the Planning and Anna Krupen Manchester, died Monday, June 24, 1991, at a local con­ He recieved a bachelor of science degree. late middle ages to the present. ture, he said. year. The 7 percent raises for the Zoning Conunission. valescent home. She was bom in Manchester, daughter Wm. James Leemon central office secretaries are com­ He asked why individuals must of the late Adolph and Clara (Johnson) Benson, and had Appointed to MCC hoard Nichols dean’s list By being locked into a five-year By KATHLEEN T. TAYLOR Ironically both fathers had planned separate celebra­ 12 Newman St. parable with raises that in-school notify all their neighbors when they been a life-long resident. Before retirement, she had been agreement, the bus company can Manchester Herald tions for their sons, but after discussing their ideas they Elizabeth W. Benavides of Glastonbury and Sal­ Christopher Galligan, of Edward and Pauicia Gal- secretaries will receive next year. make changes to their property, employed as an auditor and accountant for the Connec­ decided to make the celebration a town-wide ex­ vatore Grasso of Manchester, have been appointed to ligan of 22 Pickard St., Manchester, has been named to while the town is ^patently not re­ ticut State Teachers’ Retirement Division. She was a COVENTRY — Families in Coventry are putting travaganza. the Board 6f Directors of Manchester Community Col­ the dean’s list for the spring semester at Nichols College, quired to give the same notification. member of Emanuel Lutheran Church and Womens’ their back-yard barbecues on the back burner this year, The money for the festival has come from the sale of Police Roundup lege. The board announced its goal to raise $100,000 in Dudley, Mass. Galligan is a management major in the He was told a notice was printed Group of the church. Miss Benson had served as a Drug use survey to help celebrate the 1st annual Veteran’s Appreciation Desert Storm Commemorative medallions, limited edi­ private funds by Deicember, to support the college class of 1992. He’s a graduate of East Catholic High in the legal section of an area former Treasurer and Financial Secretary for many com­ through scholarships, equipment purchases, special School. Festival. The festival, the largest public July 4th event tion T-shirts, pins, as well as private and business dona­ ever to be held in the town, promises to be filled with tions. Other funds have been raised by the sale of a tape newspaper and in a mass-mailed Man arrested on drug charge mittees of the church. She was also a member of Scandia projects, professional development, library acquisitions, newsletter, as well. Lodge. She is survived by a niece, Sally (Benson) and other needs. The foundation will set aside a major New Haven dean’s list excitement, food and fun. of the song “He’s My Son,” a song Anderson wfote in MANCHESTER — A Bloomfield man was arrested Cougle of Newcastle, Maine and a sister-in-law, Mary rouses council A parade is scheduled to start at 1 p.m. on South tribute to his son. “The song was aired on Armed Forces endowment fund for future needs. Brian J. Elliott, of 194 Twin Hills Drive, Coventry, Hill responded that many people Street and will continue on Cross Street to I^triot’s Friday after an undercover police detective overheard a Benson of Manchester and numerous cousins. Fimeral For donations or information, contact the MCC has been named to the dean’s list for the spring semester radio, which made me very happy,” Anderson said. He attending * e hearing were probably dmg deal while it was in progress. services will be held Thursday, June 27, 11:00 a.m. at Development office at 647-6021 or write Dean of at the University of New Haven, West Haven. By NICOLE LOZIER dents in October 1990, showed that Park. The festival’s theme is' entitled “Welcome Home” also received a letter from General Norman suffering a loss of income due to Norman McPherson, 23, of 8 Ivory Road, Bloomfield, Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St., Manchester. Envelopment, Manchester Community College, 60 Bid- Manchester Herald 92 percent of high school seniors in tribute to recently returned troops from Saudi Arabia. Schwarzkopf who complimented him on the song and bad economic times. And he said, was arrested on charges of possession of cocaine and Burial will be in East Cemetery. There are no calling well St., Manchester, 06040. Abilene dean’s list reported using alcohol at least once, Some of the 20 known Coventry residents who served in said, “It truly captures the feelings of a father who’s son “If you work the hours I do, you possession of cocaine with the intent to sell, police the Gulf will be among the marchers in the parade. hours. In lieu of flowers, memorials may be made to Kim Jarvis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jarvis of MANCHESTER — In the wake and 40 percent said they had used is sent off to war.” don’t have the time to look at every reported. He was held on $50,000 bond and was Other participants include the Color Guard from the Anderson has two other sons, Kory who is in the Civil Emanuel Lutheran Church. Debate to study nursing Manchester has been named to the dean’s honor roll at of a survey indicating widespread marijuana at least once. piece of mail...most of it’s junk Governor’s Fbot Guard, members of the Covenuy High Air Patrol, and Eric who is in charge of designing and presented in court this morning, police said. Marjorie L. Dabate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abilene CJiristian University, Abilene, Texas. She is a use of drug and alcohol among Fhrents may be giving mixed sig­ mail anyway.” McPherson was arrested after the undercover detective School band, the Nathan Hale Fife and Drum Corps, creating a float for the parade that is being donated by Richard Dabate of Ansaldi Road, Manchester, a 1991 1988 graduate of Manchester High School. granunar and high school students, nals to their children, council mem­ overheard him and another man discussing a dmg trans­ William James Leemon area scouts. North and South Coventry, Bolton and EO Smith High School. Anderson’s wife Karen actually The commission replied that a graduate of Manchester High School, has received the the Manchester Council on Sub­ bers said, when the children see Eagleville fire departments and the 4-H will also be on came up with the idea of having a parade. mailing to each individual in town action, according to the police report. The detective then William James Leemon, 71, of 12 Newman Street, fust Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary Scholar­ Connecticut dean’s list stance Abuse Concerns met last ppents using alcohol, drugs or followed McPherson and placed him under arrest, the Manchester, died Monday, June 24th in Manchester. He hand. An impressive military aircraft flyover as well as would cost more than $7,000, and ship. The aiuiouncement was m ^ e by Rosemarie Papa, Lisa U. Phillips, of 106 Joan Circle, Manchester, has night to brainstorm an anti-drug and cigarettes, yet claim it is not accept­ Food and soft drinks will be sold at the park, but no report states. A small bag containing a substance, later was bom in Manchester on February 4, 1920 and had able for their children to use. a display of military hardware will add to the excitement advertising in other newspapers president of the auxiliary. The scholarship was es­ been named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at alcohol abuse campaign. alcohol will be allowed. determined JO be cocaine, was found in his sock. been a life-long resident. Mr. Leemon was a veteran of ‘‘We’d like to see an ideally Some of the ideas suggested for of the event. would also be too expensive. tablished to encourage local students to pursue careers in Connecticut College, New London. “We would like to make it known that this festival is Based on his conversatiort with the other man, World War II, serving in the U.S. Army attached to the drug-free conununity,” said Ronald promoting the campaign included 'The festival’s Co-Chairmen, Ron Anderson and Dean not only to honor our recently returned troops, but it’s McPherson was arrested on charges of intent to sell the Air Force Signal Corps. Before retirement, he was the health care field. Kraatz, council chairman. “But we Cramer, are both Coventry residents whose sons served Dabate will be attending Southern Coiuiecticut State adult juice bars, alcohol-free fes­ honoring all war veterans from any war,” Anderson cocaine, according to the report. employed by Smyth Mfg. Small Tool Co. of Bloomfield. Awarded Clark degree also recognize that it is a difficult in the Gulf. Both Anderson and Cramer are veterans of University’s four-year nursing program, starting in the tivals and a drug-free month. said. EMERGENCY He was a member of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. He is Kristen L. Cool, daughter of Richard and Barbara message to accept. We need to give the Vietnam era which helps to explain why they took fall. For the past several years she has been a junior Council members also seek a FIRE • POLICE - MEDICAL survived by a sister and brother-in-law, Florence and Cool of Oxford Street, Manchester, was recently an acceptable message that people such an active role in the parade. Far more information or to make a donation, contact volunteer at Manchester Memorial. slogan to promote the campaign, Walter Ford; and a brother and sister-in-law, Ernest J. awarded a bachelor of arts degree in psychology, cum will believe.” and plan on approaching area busi­ “We don’t want [the Gulf War vets] to have the same the Veteran’s Appreciation Committee, P.O. Box 271, DIAL 911 and Janet Leemon; all of Manchester; a dear friend, laude, from Clark University, Worcester, Mass. She is a The survey, which was distributed nesses, churches and government or­ apathetic welcome the Viemam vets had,” Anderson Coventry 06238. All veterans who would like to par­ In M anchester Births Madeline Ziebarth of Manchester; several nieces and Alfred U. dean’s list graduate of Manchester High School. to 2,276 public and parochial stu­ ganizations to ask for their input. said. “We want them to feel honored and appreciated.” ticipate are welcome to inquire. nephews; and many grand nieces and nephews. Funeral Sara A. Caspi, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abba Caspi PRINDLE, Jordan Elizabeth, daughter of Brian and services will be held Wednesday at 11:30 a.m. at St. of Manchester, h ^ been named to the dean’s list for the Dona Winzler Prindle of 83 Knollwood Road, Mary’s Episcopal Church, 41 Park St., Manchester. spring semester at Alfred University in New York. She is ^Manchester Memorial CoV Manchester, was bom June 4, 1991 at Manchester Burial will be in the East Cemetery. There are no calling a senior in the NYS College of Ceramics at Alfred. She Public Meetings Debate continues on trail extension hours. Memorial contributions may be made to the Visit­ is a graduate of Manchester High School. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Deputy Mayor Ronald Osella. “In a The trail is not just for bicycling, By NICOLE LOZIER still be a few years from completion. & Grove Monument Co. Robert and Joyce Winzler of Wolcott. Her paternal ing Nurse and Home Care Association, 545 N. Main St., Bolton time when Connecticut is in dire O’Neill said, but for many kinds of The current 6-mile trail consists Manchester Herald ' (Opposite East Cemetery) grandparents are Jean Prindle of Winsted and Gordon Manchester or St. Mary’s Church, 41 Park St., Graduates magna cum laude Thursday financial straits, I don’t know how recreation, including walking, jog­ of two parts. One section extends Prindle of Chicago, 111. She has a brother Daniel Prindle, Manchester. Holmes Funeral Home has charge of arran­ Brian J. Connor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jose{^ Coimor' Board of Finance, Center School, 7:30 p.m. MANCHESTER — The Ad­ the state could have gone forward in ging, cross-country skiing and l i v ­ through northern Manchester along Call 649-5807 or 643-7787 10 and a sister, Kelly Seifert, 8. gement. of Knollwood Road, Manchester, graduated magna cum Coventry visory I ^ k and Recreation Com­ spending $750,000.” ing small vehicles. The trail will be the South Windsor town line, laude from Boston College, Boston, Mass, with a Wednesday mission’s planned extension of a However, Bill O’Neill, a park and accessible to the handicapped. branching off in two locations Over 45 Years Experience Anna K. Krupen Charter Revision Commission, Town Office Building, toward Tolland ILumpike. The other bachelor of arts degree in philosophy. He is a 1987 multi-use trail system in Manchester reci^tion conunission member who Long-term, the commissioi) is Quality Memorials Anna K. Krupen, age 97, of Manchester, died Mon­ graduate of East Catholic High School. At Boston Col­ 7:30 pjn. is generating more controversy in has led the push for the project, proposing a 40-mile route, including section borders the Manchester and Lottery day, June 24, at a local convalescent home. She was the lege he was named to the dean’s list for all eight. Gerald Park Association, Towiv Office Building, 7:30 light of recent cuts from the town’s praised the development of the trail. the existing six miles in East East Hartford town lines along Inter­ Corner of Harrison S t & Bissell St., Manchester widow of Paul Krupen. Bom in Russia, she lived in semesters and graduated in the top five percent of his p.m. education budget. “As the economy grows, the need Hartford and Manchester. The plans states 84 and 384. Manchester for over 60 years. She is survived by four class. He will attend Boston College School of Law in Thursday The $750,000 price tag on the for recreation alternatives and alter­ call for an extension of several miles Here are the latest lottery results from around New Veterans Appreciation, Town Office Building, 7:30 natives to commute is greater,” ' fh England: sons; Michael Treschuk of Manchester, Walter Treschuk the fall. trail projecL which is designed by through the southern part of South , of Bolton, John Treschuk of East Hartford, and David p.m. the state Department of Transporta­ ()’Neill said. Windsor, the southern part of Ver­ Connecticut Board of Education, CovenUy High School, 7:30 p.m. Daily: 4-4-4. Play Four: 5-5-0-7. Krupen of Manchester; 15 grandchildren and 17 great Phi Beta Kappa initiate tion, includes constmctioii, labor He suggested that people may opt non, the northwestern part of Bol­ Economic Development, Town Office Building, 8 pjn. and materials. 'The 3-mile extension to save gas by riding their bicycles ton, and the northern part of Glas­ Massachusetts grandchildren. She was predeceased by a daughter, Olga Jennifer A. Clough, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J£ . Hebron will begin near the East Hartford to the commuter parking lot off tonbury. Daily: 6-0-7-6. Mass Cash: 2-7-8-25-32. Shiskoff. Funeral services are on Wednesday, June 26 at Chough of SO Mountain roa4 Manchester, has been in­ Wednesday town line and run along Interstate Spencer Street and near Laurel Park, O’Neill said the extension may Northern New England 2:00 p.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 West itiated into Phi Beta Kappa, Alpha Chapter of Michigan Al-Hebron Tax District, Clubhouse, 7:30 pjn. 384 and end at Charter Oak Hirk. llie trail will follow the general path Pick Three: 5-4-1. Pick Four: 6-8-7-0. Center St., Manchester. Burial will be at the convenience at the University of Midtigan, Ann Arbor. She was dso Parks and Recreation Commission, Town Hall, 7:30 “The town has no control over the of 1-384, but will be separated from Rhode Island of the family. Calling hour will be Wednesday, 1:00 pjn. given a 1991 senior leadership award for her contribu­ w to 2:00 p.m. No donations. pjn. money or the use of the trail,” said the flow of traffic by wooded areas. PAYING Daily: 1-1-4-3. tions to the University of Michigan community. She was Republics Town Committee, Town Hall, 8 p.m. vice president and then president of the Student Govern­ Thursday TOP ment for the College of Literiature, Science and the Arts. Zoning Board of Appeals, Town Hall, 8 p.m. OIL PRICES for MEDIOCRE Weather SERVICE? BOOKS35,(X)0 H ardcovers - 1,0(X) Paperbacks It can happen when USED - most hardcovers less than SIO.OO - companies get too big. Mostly sunny most paperbacks less than SI .00. 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'nfl:l>yN'KKi\»s-i Open Forum ir:-3 Soviets O' Dear Abby Dr. Gott Abigail Van Buren Stop the razing grip ■ M e rv G riffiii has shed 50 pounds since he Peter Cott, M.D. stood tq> at a star-studded ceremony and popped a To The Editor: button his diimer jacket in the general direction o f ^ / On Monday, June 10, the Manchester Herald reported a former Israeli prime minister. ' that our Board of Directors had formed a Golf Course few Baltics Senior’s secret: Oriftin, then 240 pounds, was being honored last Glutamate eyed Committee and were beginning work on a proposed year fra his work on behalf of Israel’s Hebrew University. Clint Eastwood, former President Reagan course in the south end o f our town. The course is to be *.i ouR^ves, adjacent to the existing Manchester and Minneohaug By JACK ANDERSON ocean motion and tycoon Marvin Davis were among the guests. “ I was so fat that when I stood up to accept the for health risks Golf Course. o R f*; and DALE VAN ATTA D E A R A B B Y : Sex for seniors? W hy not? That’ s right award, a button popped o ft my jacket and flew into The hottest new topic in nutrition research is: ex­ Mr. Osella is the general chairman o f this committee up my alley. I’m age 85, with a 71-year-old third wife, j . VILNIUS, Lithuania — Soviet the front row of people where Prime Minister Yit­ citatory amino acids, naturally occurring basic con­ and apparently he and M r. Irish are ready to contact g o lf and we make love ^ u e n t ly . I lost my first two wives to Paratrooper Unit 450 is practicing at a zhak Rabin was sitting,” Griffin recalled. “ Then Mar­ course development companies and urge them to begin cancer after almost 20 years with each. stituents o f protein that are necessary for good health but, secret in Russia for what migltt be a vin Davis stood up and popped a button, too. Rabin’s some experts warn, are dangerous when consumed in ex­ woric. I met my present w ife when I was 79 and she was 64. second attempt to mount a coiq> against Israeli bodyguards th ou ^ t it was a terrorist attack.” cess. From what I understand, the development o f a g o lf ;/B. ■ She had been with the only num in her life — her hus­ the democratically elected government in The last straw was a newspaper photo o f Griffin The prototype of excitatory amino acids — and the course would necessitate the removal o f about 150 to 180 band o f 37 years — so I should not have been surprised this Baltic rqaiblic. bending over to pick iq> a tennis ball. most studied — is glutamate. This simple conqwund is acres o f trees in this one area o f our town. It is also to be at her obvious lack o f experience. Being “made love to” The parattooper unit together with “ That sent me straight to Jenny Craig,” he said, abundant in proteins o f all kinds and is fi'equently added built on watershed land. was new to her, as qiposed to being an outlet for a man’s key paratrooper divisions from the city referring to the weight-loss company. Griffin, 65, Does anyone question what will happen to our air pol­ desires. Once w e got in tune with each other, we made to food, as toe flavor enhancer monosodium glutamate. o f Pskov in Russia, are being stoked by said it took him four months to lose 50 pounds. Although most people can eat glutamate without becom­ lution level, our water, our bird and wild life population love 10 times in nine days — once every day, and twice speeches on the n e ^ to siqipress the na­ The former band singer and talk-show host, who ing ill or suffering health consequences, many in­ and our environment? on Sunday. I kid you no t tional separatist movement in Lithuania, created television’ s “ Jeopardy” and “ Wheel o f For­ dividuals are highly sensitive to toe amino acid and Ihke a trip to the Buckland Mall and see what hap­ We have slow ^ down somewhat since I was hospital­ according to intelligence sources. tune,” runs an empire that includes casinos and the develop flushing, headache, sweating and heart ir­ pened when that land was razed. There is a constant h a ^ ized for a month after surgery to remove a cancerous The presence of these paratrooper Beverly Hilton Hotel. regularities. looming over that area. There are no trees left on that colon. It was a month after that before w e could resuiiK divisions raises the specter o f a repeat o f ■ Harrison Ford says the script for “ Regarding More important, some people may have a genetic or hill. oiu- lovemaking. Notice, I said “lovemaking,” not luiving “Bloody Sunday” when soldiers I^led at Henry” hooked him the first time he read iL even acquired abnormality in glutamate metabolism that Can our Board of Directors make the decision to sex. There is a difference. least 14 unarmed demonstrators in seiz­ though it had little in common with the adventure renders them especially susceptible to permanent remove these trees and build another g o lf course without By the way, I met my third w ife in church. After our ing a 1,100-foot television tower last JaiL movies for which he’s known. Tlw AbbocIaImI neurological damage. In essence, rather than performing permission from the citizens o f Manchester? relationship became serious, w e toured Europe together. 14. It was part of an overall effmt to “ I had such a strong emotional reaction to the NO BUTTON-POPPER — Entertainer normally as a neurotransmitter, excess glutamate may ac­ I urge you to write to the Department of Environmen­ Difterent names on passports don’t bother hotel clerks or muzzle Lithuania’s independence- material, the sto^ , the characters. ... I spend my tually stimulate nerve cells until they die. tal Protection in Hartford and the Board o f Directors o f anyone else when two people travel as a couple. After Merv Griffin has shed 50 pounds since he whole life operating on the premise that if it moves Manchester and anyone else who may be able to address When hot under collar minded media. For example, a severe nerve disorder, called Guam living out o f a suitcase for six weeks, we knew w e’d stood up at a star-studded ceremony and Lithuanians remember that at 1:30 me, it’ ll m ove them,” said the star o f the blockbuster A L S Parkinson’s dementia, may be caused by beta- some o f these concerns for us. either love each other or hate each other’ s guts. We mar­ WASHINGTON — Hot enou^ for am . the paratnxqier units in light tanks “ Star Wars” and Indiana Jones movies. popped a button off his dinner jacket in the metoylamino-alanine, an amino acid that resembles M a ry Kathleen Sulkk One researcher looked into the al­ popular wisdom can’t be all wrong, not ried as soon as our {Roperty sales were completed. you? I f not ycL it soon may be. This area and armoied persoimel carriers rolled up Fard plays a rich, arrogant lawyer who is shot generai direction of former israeli Prime glutamate. B M A A is present in a certain type o f seed that 64 H illcrest Road liance between sultry weather and rebel­ to mention the empirical corroboration. My secret for a successful marriage? Ihke your time. recorded one o f the warmest springs in Cosmonaut Avenue and iq> the hill to the during a robbery. After three weelu in a coma, he was eaten by people on Guam during toe famine that fo l­ M anchester lions during the 19th century. H e based H e says the association between ther­ Sex is a quick roll in the hay. Making love is like an Minister Yitzhak Rabin last year. memory, temperatures have been above tower, which was roughly barricaded can’ t walk or talk and has no memory. lowed World War The substance is suspected to cause his analysis on more than 800 riots and mometers and trespass may not be a? ocean voyage; half the fun is getting there. n. normal in other parts o f the nation since with cars, furniture and hundreds o f un­ Annette Bening, nominated for an Oscar for “The a neurological syndrome that combines characteristics o f uprisings that took place throughout the clear as social science m i^ t wanL but — OLDER BUT NOT TOO OLD Robinson and the rest o f the band flew home and before winter, and it is safe to assume armed human beings. The stunned crowd Grifters,” plays his wife, and newcomer Mikki Allen amyotrophic latraal sclerosis (a type o f untreatable nerve world. Anderson says the results were “ it’s better than the alternative eiqplana- DEAR OLDER: You could write a book ... you cer­ plays his daughter. Bill Nunn o f “ D o the Right the European tour was canceled. Cheney hail that it’ s going to get worse before better unmistakable: “ More o f the rebellions tions.” hadn’t expected tlnm to roll right over degeneration Imown as Lou Gehrig’s disease) and tainly know what to do between the covers. Hooray for Thing” portrays Henry’ s physical therapist. Doctors recommended that Robinson rest for this summer. than not took place during the months o f everything, including demonstrators at Parkinson’ s disease. Anderson says the heat theory stands you! several weeks, Schneider said. On Aug. 3, the group the fronL without wartung. Am ong the “ C^e o f the great pleasures for me in looking at Accratling to Marcia Barinaga, writing in the January But heat and humidity may not be the summer.” to reason, at least. Everyone knows heat To The Editor: D E A R A B B Y : Please say something about the this film is seeing how good everybody is, in my begins a three-month tour o f Europe, Japan and most serious o f the weather problems. As Then there was an English study on casualties was a high school senior shot 1990 issue o f Science magazine, scientists are cratfemed The Cheney Hall tabloid published by the Manchester can affect disposition, and disposition widesi^ead use of pacifiers. They are us^ mostly to Australia. Shakespeare observed, heat can also the connection between heat and murder in the forehead, and a 22-year-old con­ humble opinion,” Ford said in a recent interview. that people with the disease may have exhibited an un­ Herald is truly a masterpiece! Congratulations and our can affect behavior. Ife says the whole pacify the parents who stick it in the child’ s mouth to B I f Burt Lancaster had answered the phone a couple with hostility. It’s an article of and heat and sexual crimes. The p-obe script in the Soviet N avy who had just The 48-year-old actor said the film is “ ultimately a defined intolerance to BM AA t ^ affected them many most sincere ^jpreciation to the entire Herald staff for process is a bit o f a puzzle, except it is keep it quiet. decade ago, millionaire Eugene Lang might never faith among police that crime rises with retimied two months brfm e from sub-' story o f love and redemption ... o f finding out what’ s years later. making this m ^iificen t tribute to Cheney Hall possible. obvious that no one likes to sit around lotting a plug in a child’s mouth, whether it’s a the thermometer, and, indeed, marine duty. really important in life.” have hatched his now-famous plan to spur poor Could, the e;q>erts ask, chrraiic ingestion o f high levels sweating, and it is obvious as well that genuine plug or a bottle (when used as a pacifier), causes Wcnking first hand with both the editorial and advertising “ R e g a lin g Henry” opens July 10. youngsters to go to college. of BM AA — or other amino acids — cause toe nerve Washington had a spat o f street rioting discomfort can work adversely on the President Bush last week granted $13 departments on this feature, I can attest to the tremen­ the child to associate comfrat and relief o f stress with ■ Chris Robinson, lead singer of The Black A t a lOth anniversary gathering Monday at the during the hottest M ay in the city’s an­ mind. billion in agricultural credits to the damage (decades later) characteristic o f A L S and I^ ld n - dous amount o f time and effort that was spent by oral satisfaction, which may lead later in life to smoking, Crowes, collapsed at a weekend bash in London, East Harlem public school where he founded the “ I nals. In any case, the psychologist says the Soviets, who have asked for ap­ srai’ s disease, and how does this relate to our own aging everyone at the Herald. overeating rar alcoholism. forcing the rock band to cancel its European tour. Have a Dream” projecL the industrialist recalled that It should be noted that the relationship TOM full reason can protobly be found. And if proximately $100 billion in aid. Baltic population? O f course, this remains merely a question, an The siqrport o f Manchester area businesses was also The child’ s instinct to suck is usually satisfied by Robinson, 24, collapsed during a party thrown in he was not the fust choice to make the commence­ between criminal activity and perspira­ TIEDE so, something might then be done about leaders are adamantly opposed to such a hypothesis: N o one knows toe cause o f A L S or Parkin­ extraordinary. The advertisements were such a fme ex­ breast or bottle when the child is hungry. honor o f the band’ s arrival in England, publicist ment speech in 1981. tion is not officially established. And possible solutions. Maybe siuiunertime bailout until the reform process has sunk son’ s disease. Furthermore, could Huntington’ s disease, ample o f what makes Manchester such a special place to And don’ t you hate to see a child who is old enough to Mitchell Schneider said Monday. The school wanted a “celebrity” and picked Lang there are those who insist it is as much aggression can be alleviated with more its roou deeper, and believe that the an incraable genetic afflictirai, be due to hypersensitivity live and work. Manchester residents are fortunate to have walk still s u c i^ g on a bottle? Doctors said the 6-foot-2 singer is exhausted, only after several unsuccessful attempts to reach Lan­ folklore as fact. Yet Dr. Craig Anderson, air conditioners. Maybe more urban money only serves to sustain Shtlinist excitatray amino acids? More reseat is clearly the Manchester Heralri as their hometown newspaper. — BARBARA SNADER, CHILD DEVELOPMENT Schneider said. He has dropped to 130 pounds. caster, who had attended the school. for one, says the poets and the cops are parks would help. And how about elements within the government needed. We look forward to having Herald coverage at the many, SPECIAUST The Atlanta band, whose album “ Shake Your During the speech, Lang offered to pay the tuition very likely correct: Long and sticky sum­ moving heat-crazed desperados from Radical'reformist Boris Ifeltsin, who to In addition, other cases o f amino acid poisoning have many events that are certain to take place at Cheney Hall. D E A R B A R B A R A : \hs. But the people who most Money Maker” went double-platinum, had just com­ o f any students then in sixth grade who finished high mers m ^ the mad blood is stirring. was made in 1888. Anderson .says that a Houston to Alaska? was recently elected the first president o f been reported; notably, in Canada about four years ago, Rosemary B. Jackson love to see a child who is old enough to walk still suck­ pleted 285 shows in 16 months. school and went on to college or technical school. Anderson is a psychologist at the connection was established in both Dr. Anderson says it wouldn’t be this the Russian republic, was scheduled to about 150 persrais became violently ill after consuming Chairman, Cheney Hall ing on a bottle are the orthodontists. University o f Missouri. H e studies heat groupings, and, so far as riqie is con­ meet with B u ^ at the White House, contaminate mussels. ' Rededication easy, of course. And so far as a change as it marries -with violence in order to cerned, the Endings correspond to more o f climes is concern, it might even be yesterday. 'Vbltsin has backed the Baltic’ s plumb the reasons for human aggression. recent studies undertaken in the United counter-productive. Anderson says the independence m ovem ent and is the dar­ “ I look at the historical record,” he says. States. mercury in the temperature-aggression ling o f its people. Dream surpassed “ It’s not conclusive, but there is a lot o f On the other hand, such findings do index flows variously: “People don’t like Ih e lurking threat o f a m ove against TUESDAY, JUNE 25,1991— PRIME TIME evidence. Do some people get more bel­ not always correspond. Dr. Anderson to be too cold, or too hoL and some o f the Baltics underscores a paradox o f ' ligerent when it’s hot? Yes tiiey do.” perestroika; Even as the Communist; To The Editor: concedes that his research is inconsistent. them can get angry one way or the CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 1:30 2:00 2:30 Anderson’s research reaches back Party’s iron grip (m the vast Russian* 7:00 7:30 6:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 The Better Breather’s Club at Manchester Memorial He says, in fact, that some studies indi­ other.” hundreds o f years. H e says people have republic is breaking, it may reassert itself Hospital had a dream to be able to raise enough money to cate that there is no direct relationship H e suggests further study is necessary. OVER THE AIR CHANNELS been worried about Fahrenheit and elsewhere in the S ^ e t empire. 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Redorave, Nioel Davenport. one month, $23.10 for three months, $46.20 for six angrily, scolding her with vicious oaths wimp. manage his drug business firom his plush . ment or fear; I found only contempt and Association, 200 Park Ave., New Cartoon Express HacGyver "Murderers' Murder, She Wrote Boxing: Michael Mooter vs. Levi Billups. (Live) Miami Vice "Child's Play" Squallier "Suspicion of Boxing (R) months and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 all the while. Joseph Walker is bishop in The estate where he has agreed to be “jailed.” USA York, N.Y. 10166. Due to the volume M ______"Armed Response" g _____ Stereol______cents a copy. M y stomach churned at the s i^ t. And impatience. I wasn't exactly sure what to But his rein of violence has probably Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day of mail, personal replies cannot be yet 1 tried to convince' m yself that it say, so I just said the first thing that Saints. crane to an end. provided.) ^M A N C H E STER HERALD. Tuesday. 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j*- no-income-tax budget approved ear­ Section 2, Page 7 passive voice. Office wearing a soft hairshirt. 1 . “ “It is a way of avoiding blame.” He said he would take respon­ lier this month. He said it would Tuesday, June 25,1991 have done nothing to stimulate the s®id linguist Robin Lakoff of the sibility because. “This happened on SPORTS University of California at Berkeley. my watch.” . state’s economy. , In the meantime, Andersen con­ “In order for mistakes to be made, Richard Nixon found it necessary somebody has to make them. But to resign as president in the Water­ tinues its work. the virtue of this (passive) construc­ gate scandal in 1974. The villain, he “With no income tax law, a sig­ tion is that it leaves that question said, was zeal to serve the country. nificant amount of guessworlc is re­ Wimbledon is opCT. People don’t use the passive “1 regret deeply any injuries that quired to complete these tasks, and voice whm they have good news. may have been done in the course of the results of these efforts could You wouldn’t hear Sununu saying. the events that led to this decision.” potentially be rendered useless by the final law,” states the firm’s u ‘Good ideas were proposed.’” Nixon said. “I would say only that if preliminary report. “However, the washed out Siuiunu certainly isn’t the first some of my judgments were wrong (Andersen) project team, along with guy in Washington to get unspecific — and some were wrong — they WIMBLEDON, England (AP) — from the year’s third Grand Slam underfire. were made in what I believed at the tiie department’s Income Tax Task Force, has laid much of the Instead of Andre Agassi and Jen­ tournament. Take Bert Lance, who was forced time to be the best interest of the na­ groundwork for the implementation nifer Capriati, they got hours of rain Smith said WTA officials still do to quit as Jimmy Carter’s budget tion.” and a bomb scare. But what the not know the exact nature of the in­ ‘Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, in a requirements, so that when action is director in 1977. He didn’t blame requited, the department will be 26,000 Wimbledon fans did not get jury that forced Seles to drop out his personal financial dealings, television address to his Mas­ was a refund. last Friday. He said her agent, IntCT- sachusetts constituents after the well prepared to act quickly.” which had gotten him into hot water The report recommends that the “I think we should get half our national Management Group, has with Congress, but “the amount of tragedy of Chappaquiddick m 1%9. money back at least,” said Sybil been asked for a medical certificate N didn’t say he drove his car mto the department buy some advertising to controversy and the continuing na­ explain the way a new income tax Stanton. “We spent hours and hours specifying the problem. ture of it” water. system would work, but it notes that sitting in a marquee and it was just The San Diego Union reported in Ibrmer Rep. Wilbur Mills, then “The car that I was driving, he normal news coverage of die budget like being in an airport waiting today’s editions that Seles has in­ chairman of the House Ways and said, “went off a narrow bridge.” debate and vote will serve to inform lounge,\with people even lying on formed organizers of the Mazda Means Committee, found it neces­ Kathleen Hall Jamieson, com­ the floor.” the public of many details. Tennis Classic in San Diego that she sary to explain why a strip-tease munications dean at the Umversity The report also recommends addi­ The fans, some of whom camped expects to compete in the tourna­ dancer named Fannie Foxe had of Pennsylvania, analyzed Nixon s tional toll-free phone lines to answer out overnight and then paid up to ment that begins July 29. jumpe^ from his limousine into the farewell address in a book about taxpayer and tax form preparer $26 a ticket, huddled under umbrel­ Raquel Giscafre, ^ e tournament’s Tidal Basin on Oct 7.1974. presidential language. “Deeds Done questions about a new income tax. las all afternoon Monday as rain director, told the newspaper that 'He faulted his drinking, which in Words.” Th« AaaeeUrtad Pr«M washed out the 66 scheduled Stephanie Toll6son of IMG con­ was caused, in turn, by his practice She wrote: “Not ‘injuries I in­ matches on Wimbledon’s opening firmed Seles’ plans. “(She) ^said of working so hard. flicted’ but injuries ‘that may have day. Monica’s having trouble with an old “I now believe that the fatigue been done’; not *I was wrong’ but TEAM(STER) PLAYERS — Members of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters hold As dusk fell, they were ushered injury that will require about two #3-- -if'c- and pressure built up by years of ‘some of my judgments were signs boosting for their candidate for president and vice president of the union. Elections are Resigns off Centre Court while authorities week’s rest. She wasn’t specific dedicated work for my constituents wrong’; not ‘judgments I made’ but Thursday and the union’s International Convention runs through Friday. From Page 1 examined a suspicious package that about the injury, but she said and for the whole nation had an im­ judgments ‘were made.’” proved to be harmless. Monica would definitely be here.” pact on me far beyond what I Adds Ms. Jamieson: “It’s a clas­ And they were told there would The players didn’t make out much Dsnnls Davl*/Manelwat»r Harald suspected.” ^ l l s admitted. sic move. When you’ve done some­ Under the school board’s system be no refunds, though ticket-holders better, s lid in g the day chatting and When President Reagan was con­ thing awful, you attribute it to un- SAFELY HOME — Vlttner’s Dion Shabazz dives headfirst From Page 1 of staggered terms, Morancey’s seat on Centre Court and Court 1 will be killing time in their cafeteria and League Town Tournament game Saturday. Vittner’s stayed fronted with the Tower Commission SKn forces. Kennedy didn’t drive Pact on the board will expire this given priority to buy similar tickets trying to ignore the abysmal safely into home plate while American Legion catcher Richie alive in the double elimination tourney with an 18-0 win Mon­ report laying blame on him for off the bridge; the car did.” November, while Bogli will stay on for next year’s opening day. weather. Griffeth waits for the ball during action from their Little day night over Fire Fighters. swapping arms for hostages in Iran, It is a device as old as sin. but not passe. The first-year of the contract bargaining group had to be ham- failure to give the board any insight the board until the following year. The person who lost the most “It’s not an exciting day, is it?” he went on television from the Oval every politician employs it. is retroactive, so it will compensate mered out in binding arbitration. into the reasons for its decisions. Bogli said that, as far as she money Monday at Wimbledon, asked men’s top seed Stefan Edberg, for raises not provided this year. Besides the failure to uphold the Deakin said he was hoping to get knows, her fellow Democrats on the however, was Monica Seles. who munched 6n scones and tea It was the 26th day washed out And the London Weather Center it’s unlikely that Wednesday and play on Centre Court. board’s position on the co-pay- some guidance from the neutral ar- board, Francis Maffe and Malcolm Gerry Smith, executive'director of while his match against Switzer­ completely since Wimbledon began had little encouragement for the next Thursday will be as wet.” Agassi, who had been scheduled Deakin said the decision marks ments, D i^ in said he was disap- biter that would help prevent future Barlow, would seek re-election in the Women’s Tennis Association, land’s Marc Rosset was being rained in 1877. Four other opening days few days. London bookies dropped odds to play Canadian Grant Connell on the first time in Manchester that a pointed with the arbitration team for contracts from going into binding November. said the top-ranked Seles will be out. “There’s nothing you can do. have been wiped out — in 1888, “It looks like another wet day from 50-1 to 40-1 on bets that rain Monday, now will have to wait until school contract with a non-certified its “relaxed time lines” and its arbitration. Bogli has been a member of the fined $6,000 for her late withdrawal I’m just sitting around waiting.” 1903,1969 and 1987. ■Ricsday,” a forecaster said. “I think will interrupt or prevent every day’s at least Wednesday. board since November of 1985. She has chaired the board’s Long Range S Planning Committee for the past Ants From Page 1 four years. Fund raisers key for MHS girls’ basketball budget Morancey came on the board homes’ popularity during the Depression. moved to Orlando, Fla., where he operated a roadside three-and-a-half years ago. He cur­ By LEN AUSTER When your budget is $400, cut from $1,200 the tiling Junior High School, where DePasqua teaches, has “We were invited to go,” D e l^ u a says. “And we The houses started at about $3.50. museum until his death in 1964. rently chairs the board’s Curriculum previous year, there’s not much you can buy. proved profitable for both Illing and the basketball made a commitment to the team. How can you back out? Committee. Manchester Herald Although it’s not like the good old days of the ’30s, The $400 will go toward purchasing reversible prac­ program. “We’ve raised a few thousand (dollars),” he We make out our schedule before the budget comes out. The New York Times dubbed Hanover the “center of Austin’s idea still provides millions of homes for ants Republican school board mem­ tice jerseys, says DePasqua. said, “but it’s a lot of work. It’s a great opportunity for the kids to play against some the new ant indusUy.” throughout the world, under names such as ant farms and bers Gloria DellaFera and Thomas MANCHESTER — Making do with less. As far as the Manchester High girls’ basketball But the other amraeties, well, that will come from “We get the best for our kids, but Joe Erardi (girls’ of the best competition in the state.” Along with the homes, Austin sold ants for $4 a quart ant colonics to avoid Austin’s patent on the name ant M. Sheridan would also have to run other sources. soccer coach) and I are thinking of doing a, big fund — up to 3.65 million ants a year. He made a small for­ homes. in November if they want to con­ program is concerned, it can make do, for now, without Three away scrimmages are still on the books. Busses funds from the board of education. “It’s getting to a point where to get decent things you raiser so we don’t have to do all the little things.” to get there are not available. It’ll be, Del^squa hopes, tune selling the homes and their inhabitants. They essentially do the same thing — give an ant a tinue serving. Both have yet to an­ always have to find ways to raise money,” DePasqua That may mean getting back into the baseball card nounce their plans. car caravans that provide the answer. Before becoming an ant man, the Dartmouth College home under the watchful eyes of humans. But only because of the fund-raising endeavors of said. show business. “We may have to, but I don’t like selling graduate taught engineering at the school. In 1896, he Milton Levine, 78, who founded Uncle Milton In­ Morancey and Bogli said they head coach Joe DeHisqua, among others. Fund raising, though, does get tiresome. The weekend autographs,” DePasqua said. “I’m not going to let my program suffer because of will donate more of their time to was part of a team at Dartmouth that was the first to ex­ dustries in Culver City, Calif., said his company is the Fhnd raising will allow the team to buy some warm­ of the MCC Relays, DePasqua and football coach Mike Manchester High, which won its second straight CCC money. You are there for the kids and I won’t let money their jobs and families once their pose X-ray pictures of humans. biggest manufacturer of ant farms and has sold more than ups for the 1^1-92 season. And fund raising will help Masse jointly ran the concession stand at the high school. East Division title in ’90-91 and finished 16-5 overall, get in the way of the program. I always said my teams After fighting patent battles with competitors, Austin 12 million since 1956. terms expire. Bogli said her decision pay for new basketballs, if necessary. New uniforms, Each came away with $3(X). “But your weekend is shot,” will play a 20-game schedule next year. It was cut two would have the best,” DePasqua said. to not run for re-election is also which are bought on a prescribed rotating basis to assure DePasqua mildly protests. varsity games, but DePasqua said the team will drive by based, in part, on a desire to open up A snack bar after school during the fall and spring at car to a Christmas tournament in Wallingford. This is one of a periodic series. Dmnis DavIs/ManchMiar Harald room on the school board for “new some new, will have to wait. CAPITAL CAMPAIGN — The Rev. Jesse Jackson, center Leber From Page 1 blood.” / left, leaves Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr.’s office at the Capitol Monday after meeting with the governor and legislators as local taxes, O’Connor said. Neither In another matter, O’Connor said “about to embark on a complete NHL will allow replay review solid waste management study.” The In Brief... part of a multl-city campaign to draw attention to the the cost or the size of the expansion his department is planning a solid EMERGENCY has been determined. waste management study, which is study will cover all types of com­ FIRE - POLICE - MEDICAL BUFFALO,, N.Y. (AP) — Although it won’t But league officials said that every NHL team tapes all problems of cities. Jackson, in stops in Bridgeport and New separate — but related — to the posting, improvement of residential Vittner’s, A&N advance Chamber tourney Wednesday “eliminate all controversies,” NHL president John of its games for training purposes and that video would Haven, too, said more investments are needed to reverse Any final decisions will be made proposed expansion. services, and the possibility for reus­ DIAL 911 MANCHESTER — The field is down to four in the MANCHESTER — The fifth annual Greater Ziegler said he’s glad the league’s Board of Governors be available to the video goal judge. urban decay. by the town general manager and ing methane gas generated by the ____In Manchester Town Little League Tournament as two teams were Manchester Chamber of Commerce Ambassador Club has voted to allow replay review on goal disputes. Quebec Nordiques president Marcel Aubut, a long­ the Board of Directors. O’Connor also said the division is handling of wastes. eliminated in loser’s bracket action Monday night. Golf Tournament will be held Wednesday at “We can at least... provide assistance to those people, time proponent of video replays, noted that the NFL’s Vittner’s rebounded from its first loss in tournament Manchester Country Club. There is a shotgun start at who, under great pressure and at very difficult times, experience with replay review “was not always 100 per­ play with an 18-0 whitewashing of the Firefighters at 1 p.m. have to make these difficult decisions.” he said Monday cent positive.” Bridgeport a focus Leber Field while Army and Navy remained alive in Chairman of the event are: John Fogarty, Wilson after the board unanimously approved the replay system, Colonial debt-ridden the double elimination play with a 14-7 win over Oil; Don Jares, JC Penney Catalog Distribution Cen­ along with a number of other nile changes. Jim Gregory, the league’s vice president of hockey Casper’s at Waddell. ter; and Charlie Pike, Savings Bank of Manchester. The NHL will hire a video goal judge in each arena operations, said that the replay will only be used in the Action resumes tonight with Boland Brothers vs. The first person to a get a hole-in-one at the 18th who will help the referee to determine goal-no goal calls. following situations: of urban problems before present woes American Legion in a battle of unbeatens at Leber hole could win a Honda Civic from Manchester Ziegler said the league had debated use of replays for — Determining if the puck crossed the goal line; Field at 5:30. The winner advances to the champion­ Honda. h six or seven years but that the governors decided to go — Determining if the puck was kicked or thrown into HARTFORD (AP) — Colonial water in which these ... debtors homes and apartment buildings. ship round. Army and Navy opposes Vittner’s at 5:30 forward “when we began to accept that perhaps we the net; BRIDGEPORT (AP) — The Rev. Realty Co. managed to borrow swam. Much of the water appears Marozzi gets an ace Jesse Jackson marched through the Signs in storefronts read “Welcome at Waddell with Ae loser oust^. should implement this even though not all of the replay — Determining if the puck went into the net directly hundreds of millions of dollars to have spilled into the cups of ON SALE NOW! Mike Young and Sam Loyd combined dn a five-hit MANCHESTER — Geno Marozzi of Manchester facilities will be equal in every arena.” off an official (which is not a goal), and; Jesse.” city Monday, then held an emotional from banks without producing others,” Hirsch said. fired a holc-in-one at the par-3, 141-yard 5tii hole at Jackson’s march attracted the shutout and were ably supported by a 16-hit attack by The rule may prove more difficult to implement than — Determining if the puck crossta the goal line rally as he used Bridgeport’s Hirsch said personal financial Manchester C^ountry Club using an 8-iron last week. most bystanders at Father Panik Vil­ financial statements that might BOLENS’ One-Step" their Vittner teammates. They struck out nine. Dion the National Football League’s replay review since, un­ before the net was dislodged or before the end of a bankruptcy filing to draw attention have shown the company was statements that Googel and Sisti He was in a foursome with Bob Jones, Ted Valenski lage, the most dangerous of Schabazz led the way with three hits while Mike like the NFL, not every NHL game is televised. period occurred. to the problems of urban areas. technically insolvent since 1983, used to obtain loans or anract in- and Jack Ziemack. Bridgeport’s four housing projects. Mulching Mowers Lurate, Dan Meiser, Matt Oleksiw and Trevor Bridgeport was once “one of the court documents indicate. .vestors never were subject to a crown jewels of Northeastern in­ Many of the village’s red brick Frenette chipped in two apiece. Eli Annau played well Hartford’s Baker gets tryout But while the West Hartford- full, independent audit prior to defensively. Matt Brown had two hits to lead the dustrial development,” Jackson told apartment buildings are abandoned, Originally patented WEST HARTFORD (AP) —- Hartford center Vin based real estate giant may have September. Firefighters while David Owens and Matt Godi TPC course draws rave reviews several thousand people who and the project is overmn with drug design recycles grass Baker is one of 14 players invited by USA Basketball dealers and crime. been insolvent, its founders, Googel, Sisti and Colonial now starred defensively. redesigned Tournament Players investment was worth it, he said. gathered at a downtown plaza for Jonathan Googel and Benjamin dippings into I ^ E fer­ to attend the training camp for the U.S. Junior World By TOM CX5YNE Jackson shook hands with resi­ have debts and other obligations Darryl Rouillard had three hits including a homer Club at Riv6r Highlands golf course, “The course would have been less the l>/2-hour rally. But today the Championship team. The Associated Press dents, some of whom had scrawled Sisti, managed to keep millirais of estimated as high a s-$1.4 billion. tilize! No bagging cuts and Jeff Brown also had three hits for A&N. Ryan forcing the club to buy about 16 mature if we hadn’t sodded as much city has crumbled, he said. dollars for themselves, Hal M. But even after hundreds of Florida coach Lon Kruger will direct the 12-mem­ “Help Us Jesse” in yvhite paint on mowing time by nearly Gliha and Don Cowell added two hits apiece while Ed CROMWELL - Last October’s acres of sod instead. as we did,” O’Neil said Monday at a “Jobs are gone. Plants are closed. Hirsch, the Uustee who recently thousands of dollars have been ber U.S. tarn at the championships, which take place The tax base is limited. Children are the side of one building. 40%...solves disposal Carroll added a two-run triple. Wes Schofield went 4- bad weather now looks very good to But what looked like bad luck media day to unveil the revamped took over Colonial’s bankruptcy spent on accountants to try to un­ July 28-Aug. 4 in Edmonton, Canada. Training camp neglected. Slums abound. ... This is “Where you live is your castle, for-4, Jeff Talbot and Jason Wilson each hit well and Mark O’Neil. turned out to be a stroke of fortune, course, a month before it hosts the case, said Monday. tangle their finances, their exact problem sl opens July 18 at the University of Florida. a disaster bom of greed and neglect and so treat it that way,” Jackson Chris McCreary played well defensively for Casper’s. The rain washed away much of said O’Neil, course general Greater Hartford Open. “Generally, Colonial was debts and the amount and location Baker averaged 19.6 points and 10.4 rebounds a and disregard for humanity,” he told about 100 adults and children game last year for the Hawks as a sophomore. the grass seed planted at the manager. The sod cost more, but the The result, with the help of an un­ created as a barrel to hold all of the of their assets remain unclear. Merchants a winner usually warm winter and spring, is a said, as the crowd cheered and ap­ who followed him through the MANCMESTER — The General Oil MerchanU plauded. project, “Respect yourselves.” HURRY! Dave Dravecky discharged course that’s well over budget but in beat East Hartford, 10-7, in a JC-Courant League ideal condition, O ’Neil said. Jackson’s visit came 21/2 weeks NEW YORK (AP) — Six days after his cancerous Tracey Jefferson, 26, who grew SALEENDS Junior Division clash Monday night at Kelley Field. “The course is in much better after the city filed for protection up in Father Panik, said she was left aim was amputated, former rntyor league pitcher M odel S 656 Kevin Kind and Mike Hclin combined on the condition than most of the courses from its Creditors under Chapter 9 of thrilled Jackson chose the project to JU L Y 31st! mound for the victory. Manchester collected seven Dave^ Dravecky was discharged from Memorial fMf nv WEDWtSDgrt -With NO-MONEY-OOV/N we’ll play on the tour this year,” the U.S. Bankruptcy Code. visit because it would “make people Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center. 1 financing and LOW hits, including triples by Dan Troy and Keith Carini. said Howard Twitty, one of the Bridgeport, which was teeming with Dravecky’s surgeon. Dr. Murray Brennan, chair­ more aware that we do have some­ MONTHLY PAYMENTS if Mike Bottaro knocked in two runs. Helin, Troy and desigpers of the course. factories during the late 19th and thing to say.” cradit-qualitiad. man of the hospital’s Department of Surgery, Bottaro played well defensively. “It’s astonishing what has lup- early 20th centuries, is the largest “You have to hit the floor when described his patient’s recovery as “superb, both city since the Great Dein-ession to there’s gunfire,” Jefferson said. Seniol C ^ " Prep team triumphs phsyically and psychologically.” The former San pened here in such a short time,” O’Neil said. “The golf course play­ take such action. “I’ve seen so many dead people, you SOUTH WINDSOR — The Manchester Legion Diego and San Francisco pitcher’s long-term prog­ Jackson arrived at the rally after a ing surfaces are in excellent ctHidi- can’t even count how many y^ou BOLENS’ Preps beat South Windsor, 12-1, Monday in a JC- nosis continues to be excellent, the doctor added. 3-mile march through some of tion. We’ve had real good reviews. have seen.” Couranl League Prep Division clash at Duprey Field Dravecky’s left arm and shoulder were amputated Bridgeport’s most blighted areas, in­ We are at the point where we will be During the rally, Jackson said Suburban behind the three-hit pitching of Scott Cochran and last T\iesday, ending a two-year struggle for the cluding a housing project that has ready to host a PGA Tour event." Bridgeport’s financial troubles were Billy Schultz. Manchester (2-2) was led offensively pitcher. After cancer was diagnosed, Dravecky went been ^ l e d one of the worst in the indicative of problems in cities and T ractors by Cochran, Josh Solomonson, Todd Napolitano, through a lengthy rehabilitation period to get tack to The $5 million project included nation. states across the country. He Steve Ruggiero, Bobby Zimmerman and Ben the major leagues. replacing all the greens and tees, tri­ About 400 people joined in the criticized the Republican ad­ HbHd Class yvith F R E E Donahue. Who will Nets take No. 2? pling the amount of bunkers to 120 march, including Betsy Shays, wife ministration for ignoring urban as well as building 11 totally new of U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays, a Protection areas. Mulching EAST RUTHERFORD, N J. (AP) — Owners and holes. Republican whose district includes Manzanillo leads Britsox management of the New Jersey Nets are scheduled to Bridgeport. “It’s time to march until President •Change Oil (up to 5 q ts) *Repl»:e oil filler eLube chassis •Vacuum inlerior «Check air filter & lire NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Josias Manzanillo allowed meet today to hash out differences on who will be this In previous years, players have pressure •Ch^ k bells and hoses •Clean windshield •Check and fill brake fluid, power steering fluid, battery, System! The marchers chanted “Bail Out Bush comes to Bridgeport,” he said transmission fluid, windshield washer fluid, differential just two hits and one run over eight innings to lead the year’s No. 2 selection in the NBA draft. complained the front nine holes and Bridgeport, Bail Out America" and to the cheering crowd. “If he can New Britain Red Sox to a 2-1 victory over the Wil­ The franchise has the luxury of choosing from 53 tack nine were too disparate: The “Keep Hope Alive" as they walked mobilize our girls and boys and bail 10 MINUTE 315 Broad St., NEW Mulching System, with patent-pending GRS™ liamsport Bills in the Eastern League. of 54 players eligible to play pro b^ketball, but the front nine were flat and wide-open, through the streets, which were out Kuwait, he can mobilize our technology, eliminates the need to collect clippings...makes Manzanillo (2-2) struck out eight while walking front office is divided on who they will choose. while the back nine were essentially blocked off by city police officers. girls and boys and bail out Manchester four in Monday’s game. Peter Hoy pitched a scoreless Willis Reed, Nets senior vice president of basket­ stadium target golf. O’Neil said the bagging obsolete! 14HP - 20HP Garden Tractors available. alterations have changed that. Pockets of supporters stood along Bridgeport.” ninth to earn his eighth save. ball operations, on Monday said there’s disagreement the sidewalks, snapping pictures and The two-time Democratic OIL CHANGE 647-8997 New Britain took a I-O lead in the second inning on between the team’s owners and coaches. “It’s a dramatically different golf taking videotape of Jackson as they presidential candidate ended the With This Ad a sacrifice fly by Steve Hendricks. The Red Sox made Sources say team owners are leaning toward point course.” O’Neil said. “Tb say we 9 waved and called out to him. rally by encouraging residents to Golden Noxzle B a iB n s it 2-0 in the fifth on Juan Paris’ RBI single. guard Kenny Anderson of Georgia Tbch, while coach Dannis Davla/Manchaatar Harald have 11 new holes is not really ac­ The march took Jackson past register to vote, telling them he CarVifash Williamsport scored its only non in the seventh on a Bill Fitch and his assistants apparently are favoring LOOSE BALL — American Legion pitcher Matt Lavatori can’t curate. What we have is a whole tom-down factories and through could win a presidential election FREE CAR WASH forward Billy Owens of Syracuse. new golf course. Some of the holes M H S 6-91 W.H. PREUSS SONS triple by D J. Dozier and a groundout by Raul Wil­ find the handle on the ball during recent action in the Little some of Bridgeport’s poorest neigh­ with 10 million voles. A $4.50 VALUE liams. “Some of our owners may like Kenny,” Reed said. follow the existing layout of old borhoods, where folks waved from League Town Tournament. Legion plays Boland Brothers in a “One day soon, we’ll walk down Monday - Friday8;30 - 5:30;Thursdaytll8;Saturday8 - 5;Sunday10 - 3 RTE.^6 & 441 BOLTON. CT Bills starter Dave Proctor (0-2) took the loss. “My coaching staff, we like other people. holes, but they’re completely their broken-down multi-family Pennsylvania' Avenue,” he saidr 643-9492 battle of unbeatens today at 5:30 p.m. at Leber Field. rebuilt.” ' 1 1 M A N C H E S TE R H E I ^ D , Tliesday, June 25.1991— 9 ft— M A N C H E S T E R H E R A LD , "niesday, June 25,1991 Twins’ Erickson Republicans stirring on issue of health care lation to control medical malpractice costs, but no presidential nomination. and to show the voters that they’re trying to fashion J By WALTER R. MEARS broader reform. When the nation’ s governors hold their annual con­ Answers too* SCOREBOARD th e Associated Press Sen. John H. Chafee o f Rhode Island is taking the hottest commodity And the subject keeps coming up when members o f ference in Seattle beginning Aug. 17, health care reform Angeis 9, Royais 4 Congress talk with constituents. will top the agenda. Republican lead on health care as sponsor o f the c o n ^ g WASHINGTON — Back home, people are talking CAUFORNIA KANSAS CITY “ In my town meetings, it’ s been the issue o f cost, The American Medical Association heard a Senate G O P proposal. But he said it is widely recognized straight last year from June 28 to Softball Little League Baseball a b r h b i about the high price o f health insurance, and congres­ By The Associated Press a b r h b i premium cost,” said Simpson. “ I don’t know how Republican warning that unless doctors act to make that nothing w ill happen on health care legislation before Sept. 6. Ffolonia If 5 0 0 0 Thrmn If 4 0 0 0 sional R e p u b lic 's don’ t want the issue to go to the KGbson ph 10 0 0 volatile it is.” health care more affordable and available, they will face next year, if then. “ I have to work on every pitch,” Tonight’s Games Gllgher cf 5 1 1 0 Democrats by default. Scott Erickson is a manager’s f ^ r m A m erican League standings Joyner 1b 6 2 2 0 McRae cf 3 1 0 0 The political volatility o f the health care issue may be public demand that the government take it over. It is going to take artful balancing to get any health Erickson said. “ Every pitch can be ZIpeer vs. Wilson, 6 — Fitzgerald W nfieklrf ______5 3 5 3Pecota 1b 4 0 1 0 dream, a fielder’ s delight and a hit­ Ramax nipped Boland Brothers, 15-14, at EasiDIviaion So they’ re putting together their own plan to overhaul headed upward. The visibility certainly is. For all o f that, there is no real likelihood that basic care overhaul past the powerful' and competing interests Bray vs. B.A.. 7:30 — Fitzgerald Vnable rf 0 0 0 0 TrtaUI rf 3 1 1 0 hit out o f the park, so I work as hard W L Pet. QB ter’s nightmare. Trash vs. Rjlice, 6 — Robertson Verplanck. Nick Roy, Thn Barry and P ^ DPrkerdh 5 12 1 CMrtnzdh 2 10 0 health care, rather than waiting for the White House. Senate Democratic leaders are pushing a plan to changes in the health care and insurance system w ill be involved — the doctors and hospitals who provide care, as I can.” Toronto 39 31 .557 — Erickson completed his first full Lathrop vs. Cummings. 7:30 — Robertson Dubaldo Nt wall and Michael Kalela pitchad Howell 3b 5 1 2 1 Seitz 3b 4 1 2 3 the businesses and employes who pay for it, and the heal­ (wall for Remax. Ben Wry homered ortd tripled, Boeton 36 31 .537 I'/z Sen. Alan Simpson of Wyoming, the deputy guarantee health insurance to all Americans, through enacted this year or n ext The cure is a matter of, dispute, Erickson joined the Twins one Lydall vs. NUMethodlst, 6 — PaganI D HIIIss 3 0 2 1 M cfrinec 4 0 2 1 as a' major leaguer with a Mika Diehl homered and doubled, Jason lAtoods 33 35 .485 5 th insurance industry though which much o f it is year Edward's vs. Elks, 7:30 — PaganI Detroit SojoZb 5. 1 . 2 _ 1 Stilweliss 4 0 0 0 Republican leader, says the administration w ill have to their employers or through the government. the government is divided and the president isn’ t push­ year ago today. He’s 20-6 in the big 36 .463 O’/z U doubled ttwica and Brian Olen ar(d Arrcfy Musko Milwaukee 31 flourish, pitching a two-hitter for his M PIzza vs. Vbkohiuna, 6 — Nike Tlrigloyc 0 0 0 0 Shmprt 2b 3 0 0 0 present a health care program, too. financed. playad weH for Bolarrd's. 28 37 .431 81b Sen. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va., is trying to build a ing. leagues and appears to be the likely DynaLube vs. Brown's, 730 — Nike NewM trk Orton c 4 0 2 1 Esnrich ph 1 0 1 0 12th straight victory as the Min­ Artsold's outlastod Twaadia Dental Arts, Belfirixtre 26 41 .368 111b That may be months away. It’s upder study, with no presidential campaign around it. He said he’ ll decide In those circumstances. Republicans need to get their There are 34 million to 37 million Americans without Rogers vs. Memorial, 6 — Keeney Totals 43 0 18 8 Totals 33 4 7 4 A L starter for the All-Star Game in 14-11. Ken Luca, Derrick Kendrick and Steve CIm eland 23 43 .348 14 nesota Twins beat the New York HRCafe vs. Pub, 6 — C.Oak C alifornia 211 040 010-9 announced deadline. President Bush has proposed legis­ later this summer whether to seek the. Democratic own terms onto the table for debate, for bargaining — health insurance. Toronto on July 9. London hit well and Jason Mararrdlno ortd Tom W stlDIvIslan 200 000 002—4 Yankees 5-0 on Monday night QB Kansae CHy Angels 9, Royals 4: Dave Win­ Michaud pitchad weH for Ansaldl's. Chris W L Pet. “ You couldn’t pitch too much bet-' Charter Oak Eldridga and Josh Rogers N t weH and Brarxfon Minnesota 43 27 .614 — E—Macfarlane (2). DP-CallforNa 1, Kansas field, a major leaguer since 1973, hit Cote M a fir(e job behirrd the plata for Trweedle. Oakland 39 30 .565 31b City 2. LOB-Califomia 12. Kansas City 6. ter than that,” Twins manager Tom Auk) Lock routed Coastal Tool, 17-3, Mortdoy Callfomta 38 31 .551 41b 2B-Gallagher (3), Winfield (15). DParker (10), for the cycle for the first time in his night at Fitzgerald Bald. Dave Edwards cracked Kelly said after Erickson (12-2) held R ookies Seattla 37 32 .536 51b Sojo 2 (8). 3B—Winfield (4). Seltzer (l). four hits for the winners while Stu Siblay and Texas 34 ' 30 .531 6 HR-Winfield (14). the Yankees-without a hit following Cary Coffin collected three each. Gena Gala Daniel Real Estate beat Masco. Adam Bld- Chicago 34 33 .507 71b IP H RER BB SO Matt Nokes’ leadoff double in the added two. Rick Manas had three in defeat (welt, Marissa Ferguson, Morissa Laol and Vicky Kansas City 32 36 .471 10 C alifornia AL Roundup while Al Acalo arxl Wayne Mirtar chipped in two . Wilks were among those who played (waH. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 second. “ What more can a manager Monday's Qamsa Finley W.11-3 8 4 2 2 3 3 apiece. Eastern Video beat Dickartson Plumbing. Grahe 2-3 3 2 2 1 0 ask than that?” Chris Ferguson, Eddie Louchasrra oixl N M Toronto 4, Cleveland 3 Minnesota 5, New Ybrk 0 Fetters 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 N Erickson’s teammates were im­ career and wound up 5-for-5 as the Pop Delaney Lacaprucia played wall for VIdao. T.J. McLaughlin, David Sttatton and Jason Bartlett Chicago 6 . Seattle 2 Kansas CKy N o tic e s Lots/Land for Sale..... — Merchandise ------S Washington Social Club beet Hungry Tiger, VWagnerL.1-1 4 12 8 7 3 1 pressed, too. H e threw only 102 Angels romped at Royals Stadium. playad welt for Dickarrsoa California 0, Kansas City 4 Investment Property ...... Holiday Seasonal...... 71 Wanted to Buy/Trade------...— .89 15-7. Mika Winter ripped four Nts for WSC Only games scheduled Gordon 3 2 0 0 1 3 . Lost/Found...... 01 pitches and the game took just 2 Winfield had two singles, a Wolfl-Zeckin and Highland Park Market Personals...:....^...... „.02 Business Property...... jF^5pcciciii$^^ Andquea and CollecUblea...... 72 Computers...... — ...... 90 Pecota 2 4 110 0 while Bob Desjardins and Jon Brarxlt added finished the season by paying to a tie. Machi Ttiaaday'a Games Vacation Property...... hours, 3 minutes — a nice touch on double and a two-run homer before three each with Brandt homering. Dave Raala, Mllwaukaa (Wsgmon 2-3) at Deirdt (Terrell WUgner pitched to 6 batters In the 5th. Announcements...... J)3 C lothing ...... 73 O'Nsill, Justin Mogago and Jason Escolera hit Mortgaoes...... Steve Scott and Bill Frattaroli added two each HBP—by Gordon (Orton). Auctions...... „...... _.04 Furniture eeeeeaaaeaeeaeeaasaeeeeeeeeeeeaaeeeeeaeaaseeaa74 getaway day. com pleting his cycle w ith an well for W-Z. Derek Cedar, Michael PItruzzallo 3- 7), 735 p.m. WanuKfto Buy...... F lo o rin g ...... 58 with the latter homering. Jim LaPanta had four Baltimore (Robinson 3-6) at Cleveland Umpires—Home, Denkinger; First McCoy; R nanclel______J)5 Services E lectrical...... -59 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... -.75 “Right now. I ’d say he’ s imtouch- eighth-inning triple o ff infielder Bill and Steven Ar(dra(ws playad (waU for HPM. C hild C are...... 51 hits for HT while Sperirar Moors had two and (Nichols 0-5), 735 p.m. Secorid, Morrill; TNrd, McClelland. N otices.aaaaaaaaaasaaa*aaaaa»aaa**aaaaaaa»aa«a«aa»aa*aa 06 R en tals Heating/Plumbing...... -.60 Machinery and Tools...... 76 able,” catcher Jimior Ortiz said. Pecota, who worked the last two in­ John Taylor homerad. New M>rk (Leary 3-7) at Boston (Clemens T—3:15 A—32,040. Cleaning Services...... 52 Miscellaneous Services ...... 61 Gardening — — ...... 77 . . 9-4), 735 p.m. Employment & Education Rooms fo r Rent...... Lawn Care...... 53 “Right now, he’s the best pitcher in nings after Tom Gordon’s hemor­ Nationai League resuit Apartm ents fo r Rent...... Services Wanted...... 62 Good Things to EsL...... 78 Automotive Rec Seattle (Burba 04)) at Chicago (McDowell Pert Tim e Help W anted-...... -.1 0 Bookkeeping/Income- _ j Tax...... 54 c- Landscaping...... 63 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Cars for Sale...... the game.” rhoid problem acted up. Tennis 6-3), 635 p.m. Condominiums for RenL... USAdne beat Main Pub II, 14-^ at Nike Padres 4, Cardinais 1 Help Wanted aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaataaaaaaaa 11 Carpentry/Remodeling...... 55 concrete ...... 64 Farm Supplies end Equipment...... AO Trucks/Vans fo r S a le -— The Yankees were in no position “ You have special days, and this Field. Jerry Hackleroad had three hits for the Toronto (Stottlamyra 6-2) at Minnesota (Mor­ Situation Wanted...... -..12 Homes for Rent-...... Painting/Papering...... 56 snow Plowing...... 68 Offics Retail Equlpirtent....—...... 81 Cam persTTrallers-____ ... winners while Jeff Anderson, Rich Boraslofsic, ris 0-5), 835 p.m. SAN DIEGO S T. LO UIS Business Opportunities...... 13 Store/Office Space...... to argue after losing for the sixth is one o f them,” W infield said. “ You ATP money leaders California (McCoskill 6-6) at Kansas City Rooflng/SIdIng...... 57 Arts/Crafts ...... 70 Recreational Equipment -.-— ..... -82 Motorcycles/Mopeds - Andy Bedlack, Tony Irsa, Bill Kerr and Dan(M I ' o r­ a b r h b i a b r h b i Instruction ...... 14 Vacation Property...... Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 A uto S ervices...... time in seven meetings to baseball’s know you can go out and have a gan added two apiece. Scott Elliott had three Th» laadng money wlrmere on the ATP Tour (Boddicker 6-5), 835 p.m. Roberts 2b 5 12 1 MThmplf 4 0 0 0 Industrial Property...... Texas (Guzman 1-3) at OaHarrd (Ste(wart Employment Serv1ces..r...... 15 Musical llama...... 84 Autos for RenUUese-..-. hottest team. The Twins are 23-3 in good day and it doesn’ t stand out. hits In defeat while Dean Gustafson and Mika ttvough June 23: TFrrxlz ss 2 0 0 0 OSmIthss 4 1 2 0 Qarages/Storage & MIsc...... 38 CALL TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT Fforiapiano chipped in two apiece. 1. Jim Courier $893,869 4- 3), 1035 p.m. CIbugh 3b 3 1 1 0 Lnkfrd cf 3 0 1 0 Real Estate Roor (mates W anted...... Cameras and Photo Equipment------85 Miscellaneous Automotive their last 26 games after winning This is special. Not many players Wadneaday'a Qamae 2. Stetan Edberg $789,456 TGwyn rf 4 0 1 0 Gnero 1 b 4 0 0 0 War.ied to Rent...... Pets and Supplies...... 88 Wanted to Buy/Trade..... Milwaukee at Detroit 735 p^m. Homes for Sale...... 21 three o f four games in N ew York are able to do it.” Nike 3. Iven Lertol $520,104 F M c G rIb 2 0 11 Jo serf 4 0 2 1 643-2711 Baltimore at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Miscellaneous tor Rent.... 4. Boris Becker $496,504 JCIark If 4 1 2 2 Zeile3b 4 0 0 0 and extended their A L West lead Chuck Finley (11-3) allowed four RAP Auto Fforts nipped Marpat Printing, New >brk at Boston, 735 p.m. 14-13. Tim Wisnieski, Larry Wysa, Eric Womack 5. Emilio Sanchez $460,086 Sntiago c 4 0 0 0 PgnozzI c 3 0 0 0 Seottls at Chicago, 83 5 p.m. 2 0 0 0 over Oakland to 3^/2 games. hits in eight innings for California. and Joe Leiberls collactad three hits each for 6. Michael Stich $425,695 Howard cf 4 0 1 0 6Guy Forget $314,061 Lffertsp 26 or more days: 55 cents per line per day. original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Waters, Mike Goodala artd Ed Kannason 12. Goran Prpic $311,917 EostDIviaion Totals 35 4 9 4 Totals 30 1 8 1 Minimum charge: 4 lines. to be published Monday, the dead­ the valuo of the advertisement will not be and was moving it around. H e’ s got for his second five-R B I game o f the 13. Jakob Hiasek $290,144 W L QB San Diego 000 100 111—4 chipped In two apiece. line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. corrected by an additional insertion. good offspeed stuff. He’s not a season as Chicago beat the visiting Marpet came back to pound RAP, 15-0. Sil- 14. Goran Ivanissvic $269,524 Pittsburgh 40 26 S t. Louis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 — 1 IS OmarCamporese $247,805 S t Louis 36 32 DP—San Diego 1, S t Louis 1. LOB— San fastball pitcher. What he does, he Mariners. vemall. Waters ortd Morton had three hits apiece with Morton homering. Goodala, Rob 16. Arxlara Jarryd $237,596 NewTbrk 35 32 Diego 7. St Louis 5. 2B—Roberts 2 (8). does real well.” Greg Hibbard (5-6) allowed eight Pllvar and Vin Cianfarini added two hits apiece. 17. Andrei Cherkasov $224,702 Montreal 33 36 3B—Unkford (3). H R -^lark (6). S8-OSmlth hits in 7 1-3 irmings. Scott Radinsky RAP had six hits. ia David Wheaton $206,132 Chicago 31 36 (18). Sr—Towkslwry. NOTICES 10 PART TIME HELP 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 22 CONDOBONIUMS Yankees rookie Jeff Johnson (1-3) 19. Alexander Vilkov $186,090 PNIadelphia 30 39 IP H RER BB SO outshone Erickson for the first five finished for his third save. $196,879 WsstDIvtelon WANTED FOR SALE W est Side 20. Jonas Svensson San Diego •NEW-2 Bedroom 21. MIchasI Chang $194,540 W L GB Peterson W,3-1 7 3 0 0 2 4 As a conditior) precedent •SCOTLAND-Horse Farm. •MANCHESTER- innings, retiring the first 15 batters Blue Jays 4, Indians 3: Toronto Strano Real Estate trounced Wallis Printing, •FOR SALE-$60,000. Ap­ 22. Ftatrick McEnroe $190,666 Los Angeles 42 26 Costello 1 0 0 0 0 2 to the placement of any WOMAN-For various $127,500. Newer Ranches and Capes. 1 - ’MALLARD VIEW-New 20-5, at Rogani Field. Kyle Aitkan end Ken proved building lot, 5 Stall barn. Rustic, but he faced. But Ortiz led o ff the sixth completed a four-game sweep at the 23. Ftaul Haarhuis $185,331 CIndnrrali 36 32 Lelforts 1 2 110 1 3.5 Acres. FHA or VA- Muraski had three Nts each for Strano wNIe advertising in the duties. Part time in Den­ Vernon. new Dutch Colonial. ’Cream Puff" home, art­ Ranch and Colonial with a walk and scored on M in­ SkyDome when Pat Tabler’s 24. Cristiano CarattI $184,223 San Diego 37 34 S t. Louis Manchester Herald, Ad­ fully landscapped. D.W. NO Money down. Vinyl homes. Change your Pete Gzapial, Matt Christopher, Doug Miholak, $166,186 34 32 tal office. Call 643- $63,000. Condo, 3 rooms, Separate apartment. nesota’s first hit, Dan Gladden’s sacrifice fly broke a seventh-inning 25. Javier Sanchez Atlania Tewksbury L,6-3 71-3 6 3 3 1 3 vertiser hereby agrees siding, no-wax floors, Bill Belekawicz and Dave Manschsr added two 26. Jan Siamarink $162,151 San Frandsco 29 41 Medure 0 1 0 0 0 0 6743. corner unit, Out buildings. Call Ron Fish Real Estate; 643- lifestyle to one floor each. Tom Savsirtg and Rob Moudsley had two full basements. two-out triple. tie. 27. Pete Sampras $161,925 Houston 27 42 Terry 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 to protect, indemnify Manchester. Fournier for details, 1591 or 871-1400. living. 2 Bedrooms, 2 each in defeat $158,507 M onday's G am a and hoid harmless the Coventry and area bath Colonials. Kirby Puckett hit a solo homer in Devon White led off the seventh 26 Mark Koavermans LoSmith 1 2 1 1 0 0 11 HELP WANTED $69,900. Condo, 5 rooms, 649-3087. RE/MAX •MANCHESTER- A t­ 29. John Fitzgerald $159,246 San Diego 4, S t Louis 1 Mcclura pitched to 1 better In the 8th. Manchester Herald, its East of the River, 647- towns. $104,875-up. tached garage. From the seventh and Shane Mack added with a double and went to third on Ragani 30. Todd Wbodbridge $158,143 Only garrte scheduled HBP—by Tewksbury (Farias). PUBUSHER'S NOTICE: remodeled, first floor $129,900. 3 Bedroom officers and employees EXPERIENCED Manchester. 1419. Phil Blazawski, Philips $143,900. North Main an RBI single. Mack hit a two-run Joe Carter’s one-out single. Tabler, Wbrd Manufacturing rapped Allstate Business 31. Marc Rossat $156,123 Tuesday's Qamae Umpires—Home, Hlrschback; First Marsh; against any and all EQMAL HOUSING Cape with many up­ Real Estate, 742-1450. Machines, 5-4. Ed Herrrandez, Rich Mllka and 3Z Scott Davis $147,055 San Diego (Banes 4-7) at Cindnnati (Ham­ Second, Mfendelstedt Third, Pulll. PAINTERS-Fast. $84,500. Condo, 5 rooms, dates. D.W. Rsh Real St. to Union St. to Ros­ homer o ff & e g Cadaret in the ninth. batting for designated hitter Ranee liability, loss or ex­ OPPORTUNTTY •SOUTH WINDSOR- setto Dr. *We’re Selling Steve Mek) had two hits each (while Tad Holmes 33. Wayne Farraita $146,446 mond 4-5), 735 p.m. money-motivated, hard A l Real Estate advertised In applianced. South $234,900. Immaculate , Estate, 643-1591 or Erickson struck out six and Mulliniks, then hit his game-win­ and Jason Stsnlzzi coHacted two each In 34. R ic ^ Renabarg $144,705 Chicago (Lancaster 2-2) at Pittsburgh (Smiley American League ieaders pense including working. Base plus this newspaper Is subject to Windsor. Housesl’ Blanchard & defeat 35. Alberto Matvrini $143,550 8-4), 735 p.m. 4 bedroom Colonial 871-1400. “EASY DOES rr’ walked one in his third shutout o f ning fly ball to left o ff Charles Nagv (3 AB R H P el. attorneys’ fees, arising the Federal Fair Housing A ct Rossetto, 646-2482. 36. David pate $139,112 Montreal (De.MaNnaz 9-4) at New Ifork bonus. 649-2790. $132,900, Townhouse, 5 with a view. D.W. Fish CRIpken Bit 67 44 from claims of unfair of 1968 which rrakes it Illegal MANCHESTER- Is Itie way to descfbe the season and fourth complete (3-8). D usty 37. Cari-Uwe Staeb $135,866 (Gooden 7-5), 7:40 p.m. 266 93 .350 rooms, 1-1/2 baths, Baines Oak 60 210 37 72 .343 trade practices, infring- to advertise "any prefer­ Real Estate, 643-1591 $230,000. Exciting new •THIS OWNER SAYS game. H e lowered his E R A to a Duane Ward (1-3) relieved Junmy 38. Grant Connell $135,760 Atlanta (Glavine 11-3) at Houston (HarNsch HCUSE CF LLCYD- decks, sky-lites, placing a want ad. Keith Realty beat Blue Ox, 5-2, at Keeney Sierra Tex 64 268 48 68 .328 ment of trademarks, ence, limitation or discrimi­ or 871-1400. 8 room Contemporary ’SELLI’ $59,900. Street Field. Bob Highter had three NIs for 39. Derrick Rostagno $134,218 4-5), 8:35 p.m. Decor & more is hiring n a tio n b a se d o n ra c e , c o lo r, garage, Vernon. Just con 643-2711 and major league-leading 1.39 and his K ey in the seventh for the win and $132,095 Puckett Min 67 271 44 89 .328 Owner wants offers on Keith wNIe Mike Adams and Rich Bofbrook 40. Jordi Arrasa Philadelphia (Cox 2-1) at St Louis (DeLeon trade names or patents, religion, sex, handicap, farrv •$139,900. Colonial, •WHAT A PRICE- by U&R. Cathedral ceil­ Tom Henke picked up his 12th save $132,533 MolltorM il 63 262 46 86 .328 supervisors to hire & wedotheresti winning streak is the longest since added two each. In defeat Art Sullivan, Jim 41. Udo RiglawskI 3-5), 835 p.m violation of rights of lly status, or national origin, or Pleasant Ranch on ing living room and these 4 room Ranch 42. Sergio Casal $130,819 Siin Frandsco (RarNinger 1-0) at Los An­ G reerw ell Bsn 65 248 36 81 .327 train demonstators. remodeled, 1-acre, Bobby Witt of Texas won 12 in 12 opportunities. Murray and Jim Lazzaro had two aocK DHenderson Oak 67 252 51 82 .325 privacy and infringe­ any Intention to make any Columbia. quiet cul-de-sac, eat-in family room, separate units with garages 43. Jaime Yzaga $125,327 gelas (Hershiser 1-1), 1035 p.m. Weekly paycheck, woik such preference, limitation 44. Brad Gilbert $124,174 Wadneaday'a GanMa EMartinaz Sea 63 216 36 70 .321 ment of copyright and kitchen, 3 bedrooms, den or office. Country underneathi Fully ap­ Women’s Rec mainly from your home. O f discrimlnatton." $162,900. Contemporary, 22 CONDOMINIUMS $122,807 FrartooTax 63 256 45 82 .318 proprietary rights, unfair kitchen appliances style kitchen, formal plianced kitchens with 45. WbllyMasur San Diego at Cindnnati, 735 p.m. Commissions up to This n e w sp a pe r w ill n o t know ­ rare price! 3 Bedrooms, FOR SALE Manchester Stats Bank defeated Three 46. Jim Pugh $122,296 Boggs BSn 64 243 35 77 .317 competition and libel included. ReducedI dining room, 4 walkout to a deck per­ Hornets’ No. 1 Penny Pub, 10-S, at Charter Oak Park. Lisa Chicago at Pittsburgh, 7.35 p.m. Home Runs 40%, free trips (Hawaii) ingly accept any advertising large master bedroom I 47. Slobodan Ziyojinovic $121,562 Montreal at New IbrK 7:40 p.m. and slander, which may for Real Estate which is In vio­ $129,900. Roy bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths. fect for barbecuesi Pool In B rief . . . Talaga and D ee Elurg lad MSB (with three Nts $120,245 ' Carter, Toronto. 17; Canseco, Oakland, 16; free training, free $300 Vernon. *GARAGES-Are availablel 46. John McEnroe Atlanta at Houston, 8 3 5 p .m result from the publica­ lation of ihe low. Our readers Central air. Pretty view. is ready for you tool apiece while Luarrn Bsllallaur hod two in defeat 49. Andrei Chesnokov $119,010 CDavis, Miraiasota, 16; DHerxlerson, Oakland, kit. No collecting or $184,900. 2 Family, 5 & 5, Osborne, Bolton. Call $57,900-$74.900. Lots Philadelphia at St Louis, 8:35 p.m. 16; Fleklar, Detroit 15; Deer, Detroit 14; CRip- tion of any advertise­ are hereby Informed that all Ready for your decor I Tennis nearby. This pick is ??? 50. Horst Skoll $116,990 San Francisco at Los Arrgeles, 10:35 p.m delivering. ALSC separate systems, fully Philips Real Estate, of choices await you in Littie Miss softbaii ken, Baltimore, 14; JaBarfiald, New Vbrit, 14; ment in the Manchester dwellings advertised In this U&R Realty, 643-2692. complex is convenient newspaper are available on rented, Manchester. 742-1450. this complex set quietly CHARLOTTE (AP) — Allan Winfield, California, 14. Herald by advertiser, in­ HIRING yet set aparti Anne Three plead guilty In LIttIa Miss softball action Morrday nght at an equal opportunity basis. $207,900. 3 Family, great in the Historical District. Martin School, Army & Navy pourtded Wsstown WTA money ieaders American League results Runs Battsd In cluding advertisements DEMCNSTATCRS. MANCHESTER-Great Miller Real Estate, 647- Bristow, who isn’t saying it will be Fielder, Detroit 56; Thomas, Chicago, 54; To complain of discrimina­ investment! Fully SAN DIEGO (AP) — Three Pharmacy. 24-10; Fuss A O'Neill defeated Nos- The Wbmen's Tarvtls Assodatfon nxinay Call Georgia 871-9273. starter cape in nice •MANCHESTER- 1 or 2 Bedroom Ranch Sierra, Texas, 53; Carter, Toronto, 51; \Mnfieid, in any free distribution tio n c a ll: .8000. Larry Johnson that the Charlotte sHt, 12-5; Marichester Sewirtg Mochfoe Canter leaders through June 23: Blue Jays 4, Indians 3 rented. East Hartford. quiet neighborhood, 3 $245,000. Lovely 10 units with applianced men pleaded guilty to beating San California, 50; DIfonderson, Oakland, 47; Gon­ publications published SECRETARY/RECEP- Hornets will take with the No. 1 beet Hour Glass Cleorters, 16-6; LHIle Miss 1. Monica Selac $947,556 HUD toll-free at: $230,000. Commercial/of- •TIRED OF RENT?- Diego Chargers defensive lineman CLEVELAND TORONTO zalez, Texas, 46; CDavis, Minnesota, 46. bedrooms, 1 1 /2 baths, room Raised Ranch kitchens, dining areas, beat Manchester State Bank, 17-4. 2. Gabriala Sabotini $650,082 by the Manchester TICNIST-Position avail­ draft pick, is making it clear that a b r h b i a b r h b i Pitching (6 Decisions) 1 - 800 - 424-8590 fice/warehouse. Total of living room with w'lth a 20x40 in-ground spacious rooms and $59,900-$74,900. Full Joe Phillips in an attack so severe Tricia Russo had a grar(d slam homer for 3. Arantxa Sanchez Vicario $468,869 Herald. able in small manufac­ Huff c l 3 10 0 White cf 4 2 2 0 Erickson, Minnesota, 12-2, .857; Langston, 5200 square feet. Many fireplace, equipped garages with some basements! 1 or 2 they are getting the player he favors. 4. Steffi Graf $446,547 C olacf 2 0 1 0 RAImr 2b 4 1 2 0 turing office. Good pool and large sun it caused him to miss much o f last A&N while Shonrron Boabp had three NIs. Liz California, 10-2, .833; Stottterriyre, Toronto, 8-2, possibilities! East units! Rent no more! Bedroom Ranch or “ We’re going to get the player we KIrko homered. Ken Schonloy, Karl Ann 5. Jana Novotna $426,300 Bro(wnall 4 13 0 Carter rf 2 1 1 1 phone and typing skills *BRAND-New iistingl This kitchen, dining room, deck. 4 Bedrooms, first season. 6. Mary Joe Fernandez $330,600 .800; Finley, California, 11-3, .785; Key, Toron­ 1 LOST end FOUND Hartford. large enclosed porch. Anne Miller Real Townhouse units with McNanrrara or(d Megan Plourde playad (wall In C Jm esrf 4 0 2 2 MUNksdh 3 0 2 1 to, 10-3, .769; Gullickson, Detroit 9-3, .750; required. Good darling Colonial on floor family room, plus a David James Hanna, 23; Scott want,” the team’s player personnel 7. Martina Navratilova $312,988 Strano Real Estate, 647- wall-to-wall carpeting, defeat SAImar dh 4 0 0 0 Tablardh 0 0 0 1 McDowelt Chicago, 8-3, .727. Locust St. Manchester Owner anxious. Asking lower level recreation Estate, 647-8000. director said. “ There’ s no doubt in 8. GIgl Fernandez $213,456 LOST-2 Boxers, 1 female, benefits. Non-smoking Edward Stewart, 25; and Brett liana Plavin, Sharon Anderson, Emily Baerga3b 4 12 0 Olarudlb 3 0 0 1 has many charming 7653. $137,500. Call Joe at room, 2 fireplaces, 2 appliances, washer/ my mind this guy is the best player Cagianello and Megan Dyer had three hits each 9. Natalia Zvereva $207,717 Jacoby 1b 4 0 1 0 Myirarsc 2 0 0 0 brindle; 1 male, brown. office. Send Resume to: •MANCHESTER-$94,900. dryer hookups, private James Dost, 22, pleaded guilty to 10. Helana Sukova $206,578 Nationai League ieaders features from •GRACIOUS-3 Bedroom, L o m b a rd o & baths, hardwood floors lor Fuss. Anderson homered and Dyer tripled. M antoc 3 0 1 1 GHilillp r 0 0 0 0 Bolton area, 649-9329. Secretary, P/C C-106, CHFA Approved 1 entrances. Owner will assault with a d e ^ ly weapon with in the draft, not just for us but the Dyer and Melissa Gray pitched well. Mary Grier, 11. Larisa Savchenko $151,332 Aldrsts ph 10 0 0 Brdarsc 10 0 0 (Q AB R H P e t C/C Manchester yesteryearl Entry foyer 2-1/2 bath Contem­ Associates, 647-1413. and much more. Call 1 Z Zina Garrison $139,670 TGwynn SO 71 283 43 104 .367 LOST-Black & tan short bedroom Ranch Condo lease/purchase or pay great bodily injury. A plea bargain best overall.” Molly Devannay and Gillian Holey playad wall in Skinner c 0 0 0 0 Sprgua 3b 3 0 0 0 Herald, PC Box 660, with parlor, galley porary on private 2.3 us! U&R Realty, 643- defeat (with the latter hwo horr(arir(g. 13. Nathalie Tauziat $128,280 Fermin ss 4 0 1 0 G nzalas3b 10 0 0 Samuel LA 66 261 43 85 .326 haired Tabby cat. Last ‘EXPANSION-has been with garage. D.W. Fish closing costs. Call office But Bristow and Hornets coach Manchester 06040. kitchen, very large acres. Impressive foyer, 2692. calls for them to receive one year DabNa Boucher ripped three homers and 14. Jervtlfar Capriati $127,652 MLawis2b 4 0 0 0 M Laess 3 0 0 0 McGee SF 63 242 34 70 .326 seen wearing 2 collars done. Huge fireplaced Real Estate, 643-1591 for detailsl Anne Miller Gene Littles weren’t unified Mon­ 15. ConcNta Martinaz $127,303 Jose StL 64 239 32 77 .322 dining room, family cathedral ceiling, Jacuz­ in jail. Sentencing was set for July drove in eight mns for MSMC (while Bath MWIsnH 3 0 2 0 & bell, June 15. Lost in family room. Cathedral or 871-1400. Real Estate, 647-8000. day in separate interviews with Oulette, Carrie Walsh and Genie Martinaz also 16. Manuela Malaeva-Fragniera $126,203 Totals 37 3 1 1 3 Tbtale 29 4 9 4 Biggio Hou 64 229 31 73 .319 room, 3 bedrooms, 1 zi in master OMroom. •BING BANG BOOMI 30. 17. Leila MaskN OSmIthSiL 62 223 40 .314 McKee St. area. Much 21 HOMES FOR SALE* ceiling, updated played wall. For HGC, Megan Doody, Louri $125,667 Cleveland 000 021 000-3 70 full and 2 half baths, $204,900. -We’re Sell­ Seller has another The men admitted attacking the reporters. Adams and Carolyn Herstonback ptayed (weH. 18. FtattyFandick $121,564 Toronto 201 000 101-4 Morris CIn 58 209 28 65 .311 loved family walk out basement and ing Housesl* Blanchard kitchen. Immaculate 23 LOTS a LAND FOR 19. Helen KalasI CakfaronMon 66 .300 *ASHFCRD-$104,900. home in mind and is Hundreds of The first disagreement concerned Becky Grodzicki had Kwo hits (with a grortd $90,160 E—RAIomar (7), Sprague (10). DP—Toronto 253 41 76 pet.Reward. 649-4488. interior. Nice kitchen. 27-year-old Phillips, a 6-foot-5, 20. Lori McNeil JusticaAtl 62 234 43 .299 Waterfront. A year 1-car garage. Very & Rossetto, 646-2482. ______SALE______slam homer for Little Miss (wNIe Ketia HarNIton $97,660 1. LOB-Cieveland 7, Toronto 7. 2B-CJamas 70 Asking $169,000. RE/ anxious to selll You’ll a meeting last week when Littles, Pendleton All 58 .299 private corner lot, 250-pound nose tackle. Phillips had two Nts with a homar. Becky f%tton playad . 21. Rachel McQuUlan $92,153 (8), Baerga (8), White (19), RAIomar (23), 197 37 59 LOST-Gray long haired round home in a beauti­ *LAKE-Area livability. 2- love the excellent con­ readers turn Bristow, Hornets owner George 2Z Sandra CaccNnI $83,668 TFemandez SO 71 274 50 82 .290 $139,900. Jackson & MAX East of the River, MANCHESTER-Building and a female companion were as­ wall. Stacey Johnson, Sara Wollenberg and Mm Carter (21), MWilson 2 (8). SB-RAIomar 2 cat, answers to Teddy, ful setting. Private dock Story Cape that’s been dition of this smart 7 23. Katarina Maleeva $83,262 ( !).). C S -G Hrilll III (2). ■■■ SF-Cartar, ■ " ‘ Tabler, Oerud. Home Rgns Jackson Real Estate, 647-1419. lot exclusive MT Farms Shinn and other team officials dis­ Cyr played wall In defeat 22 vicinity Glenwood & porch and swim area. well care for. Warm room Split on Hollister to Classified saulted in the parking lot o f a M is­ 24. AnkaHubar $81,623 IP H RER BB SO Johnson, New Mirk, 15; O'Nsill, Cincinnati, 647-8400. area. Approx 1 acre. cussed their draft choice. 25. Sabina Appalmans 14; McGriff, San Diego, 14; GBell, Chicago, 14; Oak St. 649-2609, 643- Fireplace. Adorable •FALL IN LOVE-Delightful St. in Manchester. 3 sion Beach restaurant early in the $78,534 Clavsiand fireplace, sun room, Under ground utilities, While Bristow said it did not 26. Elizabeth Smylie $76,778 N agyL,3-8 6 1 -3 9 4 4 3 5 Gant Atlanta, 13; Brooks, New Mwk, 13; 1709.______move-in condition. *BRAND-New Iistingl den, eat-in kitchen, 2 seasonal home, com­ Bedrooms, 2 full baths, every day morning on Sept. 26. According to 27. Julia Halard $72,931 WCIark, Son Francisco, 12. pletely renovated. New water, sewer. Asking come down to a vote, Littles Rec Soccer Orosco 2 -3 0 0 0 0 0 LOST-Keys in small blue Great starter home or Move right in to this bedrooms, woodburn­ firepalce, hardwood testimony, Phillips was struck with 28. Radka Zrubakova $70,559 Tbrk 1 0 0 0 0 1 Runs Battsd In second home. Call roof, kitchen, bathroom, $130,000. 742-1244 or described it as a democratic system. 29. Nicola Provis cloth bag. West Center clean, cute 6 room ing stove. Corner lot. floors, den, great sum­ searching fists and steel-toed boots. $60,256 Toronto Justice, Atlanta, 51; Johnson, New Vbrk, 51;' carpets, and much 649-5711. Ask for Tom. 30. Etna Rainach $66,147 WCIark, San Francisco, 48; l&uk, PNIaMpNa, St. area. $25 Reward. Sharon, 646-5566. RE/ Cape Cod on Hyde St. Fencing. Coventry, mer porch. Easy walk­ “ I f Allan is outvoted, he has to go Pee Wee Key 6 9 3 1 0 3 more. Very quiet dead 31. Mercedes Paz $66,606 DW srdW ,1-3 2 1 0 0 0 48; McGriff, Son Diego, 47; aNeilf, Cincinnati, Chll 643-8557. MAX East of the River, in Manchester. 3 $112,900. Tony Zllora, ing distance to schoolsl with it,” he said. 3 for some Bears sign picks 3Z Kathy Rinaldi $67,683 Honto S 12 1 1 0 0 0 0 46; TGwynn, San Di<^)0< A5; Murray, Los An- 647-1419. Bedrooms, full Call Philips Real Estate, end street. Walk to Priced right at 31 ROOMS FOR RENT Littles even joked that owner Mustangs 3 (Craig-Curtis Schneider, Adam 33.TamiWhitlinoer $68,410 Umpires—Home, Hlrschback; First PNIIIps; 0^ 06 45. basement, 2 car garage 742-1450. beach, large lot. Must $139,900. Jackson & L A K E FOREST, Dl. (A P ) — 34. Laura GHdarnaister $62,956 Pitching (6 Decisions) particular Shiiui only had one vote and used it Hyatt; Justin Tedford, Gregory Gilbert playad Secortd, Cooney; Third, Hendry. Get the . ‘MANCHESTER- with garage door seel Coventry, $55,000. Jackson Real Estate, MANCHESTER-Free The Chicago Bears signed draft (well). Jets 0 (Justin R ic k ^ Robbie BedinI 35. Anna Smith $62,920 T—237. A—60,263. Glavine. Atlanta, 11-3, .785; Carpenter, S t •MANCHESTER- Tony Laskus, Philips week wKh $100 security only as a “ tiebreaker.” playad well). 36. Linda Harvay-Wild $62,705 $185,900. Large, main­ openers. Great quiet 647-8400.______picks Chris Zorich and Chris Gar- Louis. 7-2, .777; RMartin^ Los Angeles, 10-3, WantAdhabit... $245,000. Exceptional item . deposit. Clean, quiet, Oilers 3 (Drew Gilbert Derek Bride, Maxx 37. Naoko Sawamatsu $56,518 Twins 5, \bnkees 0 .769; Rljo, Cincinnati, 6-2, .750; Sampan, tenance free duplex neighborhood closa to Real Estate, 742-1450. Bristow said the Hpmets have read and use the mie ad 10 room Contemporary furnished. 6 4 6 -8 3 ^ . docki to four-year contracts. Axler), Dolphins 1 (Brian Reyrrolds). 3a Ginger Helgeson $56,018 Montreal, 5-2, .714; Agosto, St Louis, 5-2, and 2-car garage. D.W. school. Nicely •MANCHESTER- reached a decision on who they will MINNESOTA NEW YORK Raised Ranch. 4 Fmancial details were not disr Timbers 3 (AsNey Tupper, Joe Scollo, Jason 39. Regina Raj^rtova $56,400 .714; BrowNng, Cincinnati, 9-4, .682; DsMar- in Classified regiiaity. Fish Real Estate, 643- maintained, $127,900. W ill your ad MANCHESTER-2 Large Escalera; Mike T re^ w , Ka 40. Ram Shrivar $57,124 abrhbi abrhbi tinez, Montreal, 9-4, .682. •MANCHbST hR-Park-like $114,900. ’Cute and pick in a draft that lacks a true GIddan If 4 0 11 Sox 2b 4 0 0 0 1591 or 871-1400. Bedrooms, 1-floor fami­ closed. Zorich, a defensive ie Shannon, Jon LaForge played well). Tor­ 41. Manon Bollagraf $56,521 643-2711 Jackson & Jackson grounds surround this Clean,* nice starter/ rooms. Share kitchen. franchise player like David Robin­ Knbich 2b 4 0 0 0 Mttngly 1b 4 0 10 ly room, large office be there? lineman ftom Notre Dame, was the nadoes 2 (goal scorers r(ot listed). 4Z Claudia KohdeJdlsch $56,926 Real Estate, 647-8400. quality constructed retirement home. D.W. $90/Weekiy. Includes son or Patrick Ewing. Express 3 (John Macary 2, Justin Pirn; Brett, 43. Robin W hite $56,078 Puckett cf ‘ 4 2 2 1 Maas dh 3 0 0 0 room or leisure room, Bears’ second-round choice, and M ackrf 4222HaHlf 3000 Ranch. Bow windows. 2 Fish Real Estate, 643- all. Excellent area. 649- Wslsh, Rob Digon, John PMps played wall), 44. Meredith McGrath $56,766 formal dining, 2 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 “ We’ve made our decision, but as PMunzdh 4 0 11 Nokoec 3 0 10 5 FINANCIAL 1591 or 871-1400. 4003. Gardocki, a punter-place kicker Sockers 0 (Chris Bro(wn, Chalssa ErardI, Chris 4a Andrea Sttnadova $54,067 Rec Hoop B FINANCIAL ‘ CHARMING-3 Bedroom, fireplaces, 2 baths. Baths. Study, 2 Larkin 1b 3 0 0 0 RKally cf 3 0 0 0 far as letting the cat out o f the bag Rollsston played wall). 46.RosFUrbank-Nidef(ar $54,511 1-1/2 bath Capa in nice fireplaces, recreation from Clemson, was taken in the Ortiz c 2 10 0 JeBrfid rf 3 0 0 0 20x40 Inground pool. 47. Eva Sviglerova $54,381 room. Call Ron 32 APARTMENTS FOR you’ ll have to wait until Wednes­ Laius 3b 2 0 0 0 Espnza ss 3 0 0 0 area. Stone front, full Excellent condition third round. M idgets 4a Ann Groasman $50,606 A duits day,” he said. Gagne ss 3 0 0 0 PKelly 3b 3 0 0 0 AFFORDABLE LEGAL SERVICES dormer, updated throughout. U&R Fournier, 849-3087, as­ ______RENT______49. Brenda Schultz $50,566 WHY SEND A CARD? Comets 4 (All Chompagrte 3, Jim Orfitelll; TMala 30 8 6 8 TmMs 29 0 2 0 A League: Hungry Tiger 61 (Joe Maher 26. king $184,500. RE/ Walker signs Littles surprised Hornets manage­ 50. Judith Wieaner $48,262 utilities. $136,000. Realty, 643-2692. Becky McVeigh, Junior Garda playad wall),' WnnaeMa 000 ooi 202—s Mike O'Leary 14). Sun Devils 51 (John Shelton FOR A FRESH FINANCIAL START *We’re Selling Housesl" MAX East of the River, Make your own personal wishes to ment over the weekend when he was Breakers 1 (Mike Lombardi; Jenny Corrii, Mike 19, Sly Turner 11). MANCHESTER-Available EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) NswTbrfc 000 000 000-0 Blanchard & Rossetto, 647-1419. July. 4 Rooms, 2 quoted by two newspapers as saying Acato, Ryan Krisolofsky played (wait). DP—New M>rk 1, LOB—Minnesota 1, New Kings 47 (Doug Leonard 10), Irxllans 37 BANKRUPTCY LAW that special person in your life. — The Miimesota Vikings paid a Sportsr(s 3 (Doug Soudar, Lauran Quigley, (Sharon Edwards 12. Jeff Ross 10). 646-2462. •BEAUTIFULLY- beorooms. Newly ^at he preferred to select Syracuse’s Transactions Mirk 3. 2B-Mack (8), Nokes (10). 3B-Gtad- heavy price to get Herschel Josh LoFbrga), Sounders 0 dan (4). HR—Puckett (9), Mack (7). S—Larkin, C League: ChesNra Mortgage 42 (Tom Plaf- Eliminate Debts & Protect Assets Decoratad 3 bedroom, •MR & MRS CHARMING- Such as birthdays, weddings, renovated with carpet­ 1 Billy Owens. Rowdies 5 (Jeff Herzberger 3, Casey Jacob­ Laius. ka 9). Hawks 26 (Tom Roya 14). Walker. When it came to keeping son 2), Toros 0 (Erin Wirtker playad wall) 1-1/2 bath Cape with Have dona wonders. ing and appliances. BASEBAU IP H RER BB SO Marcrabs 41 (Jim Ansalmo 13. Damian Free Consultation •C U T E & C O Z Y -3 anniversaries, holidays. him, they were more thrifty. But he said U N L V ’ s Johnson Falcons 2 (&ik Zubrow, Mike Dombroski), new kitchen and break­ Quality 3 bedroom Centrally located. $550/ MLB PROPERTIES-Named Timothy J. Mlnnsoota Canny 13), 6 Foot Under 21. StalHons 1 (J o ^ LaRoy) Bedroom starter Cape fast nook. 2-Tiered month plus utilities. Call Walker, acquired two years ago would be the N o. 1 pick. Brssnon vice preeidant for business affairs. Erickson W.12-2 9 2 0 0 1 6 STOP Colonial. Convenient Call Classified Today on good sized level lot. deck plus large above until 9pm, 623-6970. for eight draf^t choices and five On Monday, Littles and Bristow Anwilein I •■niia N a w T b ili -Wage Garnishments -Creditor Harassment location. Attractive large Intermediates KANSAS errv ROIAuS-Plaoed Stave Harawood floors, great ground pool. Large 2 643-2711 downplayed the reports. Littles JJohnsonU1-3 ,8 4 3 3 1 0 fireplaced living room. players, agreed to a one-year con­ Racers 1 (Jason Marsh; Bobby Shores, Will Cro(wford, pitcher, on the 154lay disablad lis t Cadaret 1 2 2 2 0 1 Radio, TV •Repossessions interest & Rnance Charges buy at $115,000. Call car garage. $153,800. Asking $157,500. Call MANCHESTER-3.4 and 6 called the stories a “ misunderstand­ Purchiuad the contract of Andy McGaffigon, and ask for tract with the Vikings on Monday, Heughirts played (well), VhnkaM 1 (Oianrty WP—Erickson. Barbara W. RE/MAX •We're Selling Housesl’ Barbara W. RE/MAX room apartments. ing,” saying he was discussing the Copeland; Kris Tomao, PJ. Cosumano played pitcher, from Otraha of the American Assoda- Umpires—Home, Scott; First Evans; East of the River, 647- ending months of sometimes tioa - - Blanchard & Rossetto, East of the River, 647- Ilze or Paula Security. 646-*2426. (well). Second, Morrison; TNrd, MMka. Today 1 800 927-9992 1419. , acrimonious negotiations. players themselves, not his Ro(wdles 1 (Kyle Zarwisknwski; Mott Somberg MINNESOTA TWINS-SIgnad Brad Radka, T—2d)3. A—23,142. 646-2482. 1419. Weekday, 9am-5pm. pitcher. 5 p.m. — Tends: Mfimbledon (delayed), HBO Vikings vice president Jeff preference in Wednesday’ s draft. playad well). Hurricanes 1 (Randal SHmon; Robin Toiwle, Jessica Callahan playad (well) TE)(AS RANGERS—Placed Jack Dougherty, White Sox 6, Mariners 2 7:30 p.m. — Expos at Mate, Channels 9, 20, Diamond, who negotiated the deal, “ A ll I said was that I felt Owens outfialdar, and Rich Gossage, pitcher, on the WFAN SEATTLE CHICAGO was the most talented player,” he 15day disabled list Recoiiad Dean Palmar, 7:30 pjn. — Yankees at Red Sox, Cftannal would not say how much the Juniors a b r h b i INrd baseman, from Oklahoma City of the a b r h b i 26, NESN, WTIC, WPOP said. “ Owens is the most talented, Strikers 3 (Artdy Leitoo, Jason Russo, Matt C ottolf 4 0 0 0 Raines If 3 1 1 0 former A ll-Pro runner w ill be paid. American Assodation. Purchased the cqntmc 7:30 p.m. — Cubs at Pirates, ESPN Rood), Cyclones 1 (Tracey Funk) Rynlds2b Vntura 3b 4 2 2 0 but where w ill he play? of Miyne Rosenthal, pitchar, from Oklahoma 4 0 1 0 830 p.m. — Braves at Astros, TBS The Star Tribune of Min­ Bruins 4 (Scott BalIckI 3, Kevin Tedford), a ty . G rfyJrcf 4 0 0 0 Thmosdh 4 1 2 5 9 p.m. — Boxing: Michael Moorar vs. Levi Bil­ “I never said I wanted to pick Bears 2 (Josh Kane 2). O B ria n Ib 4 0 10 Fiskc 4 0 0 0 neapolis and the Saint Paul Pioneer NsikMiel L tiflu t lups, heavyweights, USA Coble : Owens first.” EMrtozSb 4 1 1 0 Itasqua 1b 2 1 1 1 Press reported in today’s editions ST. LOUIS CARDINAI^^tended Ihe oorv 10:30 p.m. — Padres at Rads (delayed), ADavIsdh 3 0 1 0 G rbeck3b 10 0 0 ESPN IT’S TAG SALE TIME Bristow said he confronted Littles tracts of Dal Moxvlll, genorol manager, and Joe that N F L sources estimated the PowaHph 1 0 1 0 U h n sn e f 3 0 0 0 Torre, manager, ttvough 1993. 1130 p.m. — Wimbledon NdiHghta. HBO following publication o f his quotes, Buhner rf 3 0 0 1 Sosarf 3 0 0 0 value of Walker’s contract at be­ Rec Baseball FOOTBALL Visile c 4 0 1 0 Fltcher2b 3 0 0 0 which ran in Saturday’s editions o f National FdotboU League tween $1.6 million and $1.9 mil­ Schafer ss 4 1 3 1 Quillen ss 2 10 0 two North Carolina newspapers — ATLANTA FALCONS-Signad Brian Mitehall, lion. Totals 36 2 • 2 TM ala 29 6 6 6 CAI.DWELL 4 Days for the Price of 3! Pony League corrMrbAck. the Gaston Gazette and the CHICAGO BEARS—Signed Chris Zorich, B eattie 000 000 011—2 Morgan, Carter cited Winston-Salem Journal. The Cube beet the Orkrias, 10-2, at Moriorty defensive llnemaa and Chris Gardocki, punter- CtllO MO 000 100 14Z-8 OIL Field. Travis Fedytnyk tossed a thrae-Nttor for E ^ IU en (11). DP-CNcago Z L O B -S e o t- “ He denied saying it,” he said. “ I ptoc#klck6f. Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to N E W yORK (AP) -- Mike the Cubs, striking out 10. He also collected DETROIT LIONS-Signad Otis Moore, tle 7, CNcago 3. 2B—Powell (3), Schaefer (3), Morgan of the Los Angeles can only believe what he tells me. three Nts (while Conrad Laffolnta, Ray Gagnon ttetonsivA 6nd. Thotras (14). HR—Schaefer (1), Thomas (12), 6 4 9 - 8841 What else can we go by? I stand be­ and Brian Loomis also hit (well. Paul Solar KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Signsd Tim Bar­ Pssqua (4). Dodgers and Joe Carter o f the tripled and singled In defeat (while Kevin R epdl IP H RER BB SO nett, wida receiver, and Eric Rarnsay, delanshre :i announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. Toronto-Blue Jays were named N a ­ hind him 100 percent.” also hit safely. fls a ttls 9 The Mats defeated the Vfinkees, 6-3. Brian DeLuclaL,6-4 7 4 2 2 2 4 tional and American League The Hornets also are considering LOS ANGELES RAMB-SIgned Duval Love, Hirko (was the winning pitcher (iM Ia Robert guard, and John Hopkins, plocakickar. MJockson 1-3 2 4 4 2 0 719 Georgetown center Dikembe players of the week. Morgan was Lambert Justin Comolll, Peter Carlson end MINNESOTA VIKINGS-Agrasd to terms Murphy 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 T a f Salt Mast Ba . , . 2-0 in two starts during the week Mutumbo. Hirko collactsd two Nts apiece. Chris Bourder, with Herschel Walker, mnning bock, on a one- C hicago la By Taaiiay, Naaa, For TMt Spaclal TAG SALE SIGN FREE! STOP IN AT OUB OFFICE On Suriday, Bristow flew to Seth Rattet Bob Ballard and ncky Fauteux year contract and Audrey M^HIian and Tony Hibbard W.S-6 71-3 8 1 1 1 1 c« 643-2711 with a 2.55 E R A . Carter had nine played wall dafansivaly. In defeat Mike Brown, Jonas, comerbecks. Radinsky S.3 C.O.D. hits and five homers in 22%t-bats. Washington D.C. to work out with Jeff Szaja, dava Gebel, Chris Spina, CNis PHILADELPHIA EAGLES—Signed Winfred -Hpm e Kosc; 150 G .illon f./lminiurn Mutumbo, O 'Hara and Brett Desimone playad (wall. Brvant and Enwin GraUsna, defonshra ends. SecoTKl, Ford;l;TNrd, Clark. Pilcp suhjocl lo cli.jiicjo 1

(4 10— M A N C H E S T E R H E R A LD , 'Riesday, June 25.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, 'Diesday, June 25.1991— 11

KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright THE NEW BREED BLONDIE by 0*an Wung 4 Stan Draka - 32 A P A R TM E N TS FO R SePAINTINOft ______RENT ______PAPERIHQ A REAL. NICE PBLLOW IN Crossword • lOOlOyCNtiWWtOIMrtoWedbyKtogNelweeSindkMe"* HOW DIO THINGS LATE-NIGHT 0 0 0 0 0 h / WELL, NO, THE DOCTOR SO AT THS OOCTORlSj SNACKS ARE LjDl.0 '/DU WAS OUT ON AN t h e w a it in g r o o m 3d Glenwood, 2 Bedroom PAINTING-Interlor/Ex- OPPICS ? , GOCX7 POR ME ^ THAT ? EMERGENCY CALL TOtO MB THAT J Duplex. Appliances. No terlor and carpentry. AND 1 CAN EAT l i s t ! IT ftps UP WHe M ALL THE SWEETS pets. $575/Month. 2 Call Mike, 647-8855. I W A N T -ACROSS ghoil Aniwir to Prmttem Fuute Months Security. 649- mountain 9455. 1 12, Roman 47 PooHc oana anon □□□ u ie a d e dugh ja 63 LAND8CAPINQ " 4 Futura at- Y3 \ H M 9 I contraction antiQ [iiaaDi □□□ MANCHESTER-2 Plus ly t . ' tx a m 49 Alter — SCREENED-Loam for □icaaQ □□□□ □□□ PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ KITCHEN & BATH HEATING/ bedrooms, Victorian 8 Out ol maat 50 Filh, In a home. Nice area. $675/ sale. Call Chip, 646- 12 Radiation way □□□□[!□□ □□□no PAPERING REMODELING REMODELING PLUMBING 4155. moasuro S3 Payabte □oia □ □ □ J month, plus utilities. No 13 Taraariik 85 BlackimHh'i ta n tra o pets. 649-8283 block □□□ □□□□ □□□□ WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. CUSTOM Q UAUTY KITCHEN & BATH Installation and I 14 BuNdkig SS Flying-iau- 74 FURNITURE 3 a a m □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Quality work at a One Stop knprcvetnents. otOli,Gas&l M ip p o rl cor REMODELING 15 L o n g — □□□□□□a □□□□□ reasonable price! Framing to Painting. MANCHESTER-2 ip K iailat. Visit our beautiful show­ ■Water Heaters APARTMENT-size gas 16 C liolO o 62 Eggi □ □ □ □ □ □ Interior & Exterior Licenssd t Insured. Bedroom, heat/hot •Wann Air Furnaces stove. Convertible 18 Egg parti 63 Wlteol34 anaaa □□□□□□□ Free Estimates room or call for your water. $595 to $775. 1 B.B.B. Member -Bders loveseat. Two ibckers. 2 0 P ig iw n M ro ti □□□ □□□□ □□□□ ARLO AND JANtS by Jimmy Johnacn Call Dave Adamick tor a tree quote. free estimate. year lease. Security 21 — -Ia4a 64 ScoHMi u Call Brian Welgle Wilson Oil Company Rug. 649-6865, be­ 22 Oabtor’i ana □□□□ □□□□ HERITAGE KITCHEN deposit. No pets, 646- tween 10 a.m .-5 p.m. hHMdo WHO K00W 6 WHAT G oeti 6 4 5 ^ 1 2 645-6523 6458383 8352. n o t# 65 BatobaHor □□□ □□□□ □□□□ Qu^cKau^clc q u a c k . a BATH CENTER 24 BrttM i Navy Saavar q j a c k o u w :k OMOeMUDOOSeDDOORe? WHEEL-CHAIR abbravlatlon 66 Famlnina 8 Mapabbr. 36 Hold on to 254 Broad Street MANCHESTER-2 $150,Twin bed with box 6 S tep------1 39 Ham on — MARTY MAHSSON RICK'5 HANDYMAN NO )OB TOO SMAU Bedroom apartment. 26 H o lt lU lfll Manchester Instant Service/Free Estimates spring and mattress lym pitliitlc 87 Hmlgo 10 Balavt — 41 Dontei — not 44 Changotho Painting Interior/Exterior CARPENTRY SERVICE 649-5400 Bath/KItchon Remodeling Stove, refrigerator, $75,brown metal 30 S triping out ptenti Dookt, AddHiont* Romodoiing, 34 C ow boy 68 Time parted 11 Zotehoroteo dacorol One coll Does It Ail heat, hot water. On clothes closet $50. Call 17 Plant part Wallpapering Ropairt, ShootfOGk, Siding busline. Call 647-1595. R o g o ri 46 Raagan'i * Alto Cleaning A Haufing 30 Vaan t x p iU u a daytime until 7pm, 649- 35 Locturo DOWN 19 Child ion Chris Wildt 30 Years Experience Bath & Kitchen 23 Alrdalama 48 UKIootbiH Sanior CHizan ditoount MMM MANCHESTER-1 Bed- 3751. p ta tto rm References, Insured Inturad * Ralaranoaa Rem odeling e tNIbyNEAlnc. \ 37 No man — 1 Modteal org. 50 City m m PLUMBING a HEATING room apartment. Heat 28 Snow runnor 5 1 ------“I’mfk it worried. Today I almost bought Htxne renovations. — M and pteturo 6 4 9 ^ 3 1 646-1948 649-2871 and hot water. Garage. 38 Roman road 2 Vlltein In 26 Krtegte you d o n 't... strap-on belly-button thermometer.” O n e cat) does It all. 75 T V , S T E R E O S A N D 27 Sman 52 D opat N Clean. Laundry S 7 m a c . r o R SA LE 91 CARS FOR SALE 4 0 FoolbaN "Otholte" No job too small. p ia y a r — 3 Pagan god quantity luddonly PROFESSIONAL faciUties. Security and APPLIANCES 28 Ruiilanno 54 EmoriMlite PAINTING Free estimates. T a rkan to n 4 R o ^ SNAFU by Bruce Beattie ENIERPm SES references. $545 per CHEVROLET-Spectrum, 28 Exhauit 56 CaitbiHot Interior-Exterior LA W N CARE *METAL-Medicine cabinet 42 EnvironmanI 5 SauH — ° l r f 3 n The job done right whatever 649-2871 monthly. No dogs. 646- 24,000 BTU-Air 1986. Orginally from . Mario 31 Two word! 57 — Novolte Paper Hanging glass sliding doors. 23 o l undo^ the task. 7268. conditioner. $275. Call TN. Call 645-6817, 43 WMdIand 6 — won ttiat 58 Honk Low Prices X 39. Good condition. d a lty itandteg 60 Sholtor • Remodeling • Painting 228-0207 after 6:00 ondiwon SPIDER-NAN by Stan Lae Free Estimates YARDMASTERS $35.00.649-1035. leave message. 48 W o rtd 'i 7 Molari, o.g. 32 Snooiai 61 Obiorvod • Hauling Services Available MANCHESTER-Duplex, 4 p.m. 33 SmanteMcl- Spring Clean-Up rooms, 2 bedrooms. 'lOM A ? I've (jCTTHG FLU. CAN'T) Y£7U UXK WetL J KNOW, BUT -1 6 FOK S P fP e R -M A M VICTOR'S PAINTING A lly Insured 91 C A R S F O R S A LE 9 4 M O TO R C TC LB S A Lawns, Bushes, Trees C u t $595 per month. No REFRIGERATOR-20 ^ M e e r ypu t c n i s h t .^ y £HCuaHTO/se.C THB ONLY WAV TORNPHIM/ 568-1153 Call Tom at 649-6273 T” 1 ” T 1 POWER HOUSE Yards, gutters, garages pets. Call between 4- Cubic foot, side by side. MOPEPS • s - IB TT T O l e a r n T H F cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appli­ 6pm. Philibrick /Agency, Almond color. 3 Years MALIBU-1980. 110,000 7fvrnvA0cvT7He WASHING Miles. Runs well. Needs HONDA-1982 V45 Rkhard E. Martin ances Removed. Carpentry, 646-4200. ok). Excellent condition. radiator. E)(tra tire rims. Magna. Low mileage, P ainting Hauling, Backhoe Work. $450. 646-9733. AMERICAN MANCHESTER-5-1/2 $300. 649-1546. excellent condition, 7a Interior & Exterior AUTO DETAILING Any Job Considered. Room duplex. Near I- extras. Needs back tire. I m f MERCEDES-1977. 300D. 11 1 Serving area for HYDROWASH 384. $750/month. $1200/b^ offer. 646- « over 25 years. Call 643-&996 Security. 649-6300. 86 PETS A SUPPLIES Excellent parts for your ■ Professional Car • Remove HotmTuI Mold. Mldew, 300D, or rebuilci as 3234. Free Estimates Fullyinsured Geaning Oxidation. ChoMng Point. Dirt & 649-7770 Gdire. *FREETOG(X)DHOME- project car. $1000/best 3 3 condominiums ' offer. 722-6400 or 953- 95 AUTO SERVICES Spring Special • Extend fhe Life or Your Sktng. Triple pawed kittens. LAWN-SCAPE F O R R E N T Adorable. Call 647- 9514, ask for Joe. • AepciB Your Homo For Pohting. 34 S 8 9 W ‘The Rnishing Touches” 0554 anytime. FREE-Junk car removal. • BestEqiipment. HEBRON-Huge 2 Buying late model WATERPROOFING Most Cars • Most Effectiva Chemicab. Bushes Trimmed bedroom townhouse. lArCenter Motors^ wrecks. Call Parker 31 hdudes: • BlodegiaddsieChennioalsWonI Weekly Mowings End unit. Washer/diyer Street Used Auto Parts. Auto Sales 43 EEK AND MEEK by Howla Schneldar WET BASEMENTS? • Bufling-Waxing Homn Shnjbi. Pets or Mds. hookups. $700. 675- 8 7 M I8C. F O R S A LE • Interior Sham poo Yards Cleaned 369-371 Main Street 98 WANTED TO BUT/ Hatdiways, foundaflon cracks, • Protect Your Uxgest Invastment. 6902/Mike. lue'ize eaiH ^ R £ E T O Landscape Installations TH E U<0=. THIIOS P e a j T sump pumps, tile lines, gravity • Engine Degreasing • Windows. Sidewalks and Drive­ *USED-Paperbacks. 15- 649-4304 ______TRADE way Irx^luded Free. KtdJOJjLBO&E IT AT feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ •Vinyl & Leather Condtioning Fu lly Insured 3 4 H O M E S F O R R E N T 25 Cents. Hitchcock, 1990Chiy«ferLeBaron 110,79S OUR. RejLA vad 5t\se is cts MC/Vtsa Accepted • Fuly Insured. ness proofing of concrete walls Free Estimates mys-teries, thrillers, 1963 Chevy Citation |1,99S Web(jyclean,latemodelused X>cpeu ALO LOOSE... • Solhfactlon (Suoranteed. •MANCHESTER-BIg 8 best sel-lers, non­ 1966 Pontiac Grand Prix IS A M cars and tru ^ . Top prices SO 6 2 "I knew someone would and floors. Chimney dean outs, C e n te r M o to rs • For Free Estirrate Col 645-7887 ro o m s, 4 or 5 fiction. 875-4414. 1968 Hyundai Excel I2A9S think of this eventually." 1964 Chevy S-10 Pickup 12,995 paid. stone walls, and concrete repairs. 6 4 6 -1 4 3 3 Dependable, Courteous bedrooms, large yard, 03 66 r Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ 369-371 M ain S t washer and dryer nook 1962 Honda /kccord 43A96 Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolst Senrice. 1966 Ford LTD 43,795 00 0 0 ior citizen dtecounts. up, parking and much Let A Specialist 1229 Main Street 649-4304 more. $675 per month. 1963 Toyota CeacaGT 43,995 Manchester, CT Albert Zuccaro Do It! 1984 Toyota Supra 45.999 J THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME No utilities included. 1966 Pontiac 6(XX)1JE 45,795 646-6464 9 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Waterproofing MISCELLANEOUS Available August 1. 1985 Pontiac Hero Cpe. 44A9S DECKS/HOME 646- 6441, leave Unscramble these four Jumbles, SERVICES 01 CAR S F O R S A LE 1969 Chevy Corsica 4A49S ass TOP DOLLAR ass one letter to each square, to form m 646-3361 IMPROVEMENT message. 1965 Custom Cniser W ag44,795 Cash on the barrel head, tor your four ordinary words. ELDER CARE 1979 Ford Bronco H T 43A95 old or kale model dean used cor MANCHESTER-2 family, or truck. DECK WORKS WINTHROP by Dick CavaNI NURSE'S-AIDE ODD JOBS excellent condition, 5 CARDINAL Over 40 Cars in Stock Plus C a l A M o a t LOOGI rooms, 2 bedrooms, ----- SEAMSTRESS HOME IMPROVEMENTS Trucking, New Arrivals Daily Tony March Bulck-CMC " Years of experience dining room and BUICK, INC. 722 WetharsnaM Ava. & THE VkORST DROP KEEP THE OLD Deck, Sunrooms, Addtions, 1981 BJdc------■ R ead C - o ’ m - * 42AV6 T H B & r O C K Care for Elderly Home Repairs. garage. Quiet "Full Auto Repair Service" Hartford 249-1 SOI tftt >ewe htemi lemeee B O Y A W A Y Creative Creations Garages, Repairs. 1981UncolnMat1(VICp* MAM CreA^amrui AW ZKET INDEX IN THE HISTORY Excellent references You name It ~ We do it. neighborhood. $750 1986 Comoro 44,996 p l u m m e t e d O F T H A T l=R a\ATH E b y Ucensed Free Estimate monthly plus utilities, 1986VoluwagwiGU 46A90 CELEBRITY CIPHER 1987 Brick R M d 44A40 Celebrity CIptwr cryptogrems are created from quotetloru by tanwus NIRED s h a r p l y T O D A Y .. INSTITUTION. U P S T A IR S D otti Call 644-2362 Free Estimates security and LEGAL NOTICES • Oiwnmddng •Altafalloni 1986 Okkmobto Ddto 88 46.9n people, pan and praaant. Each lattar in tha ciphar atandt lor WINDOWS/ 742-6402 1988 Ch«w C c ^ * CTonIc 47,990 another. Today's duo: R equals M. • Horn* Oaooraliora •ArtiaCraTh Insured references. 649-4000 THE BGHTH UTIUTira DISTRICT n x : or 643-5911, ask for 1989 Brick Canttxy Coupw 4 I.M 0 215 M M oym Rood 1989 GEO Storm W ,960 NOTICE OF DUE DATE OF ASSESSMENTS / M cnchM ter. CT 06040 6 4 3 - 0 3 0 4 Dawn. 1989 O w vy CatobrHy Wbg 44.9W OF BENEFITS FOR SANITARY SEWER (203)6494496 1987 Brick laS obr* 44.9IO CONSTRUCTION ON NORTH MAIN STREET AND 'C'MI AIMfJ LffA NORTH COVENTRY- 1988 Brick LaSobr* LTD 49 .U 0 STEBIC TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT Cozy 4 rcx>m house, 1 1989 Okk Crjrt. CniM r Wbg 49,940 7 ^ ^ WHAT LIFE WAS TREE SERVICE/ ROOFING/ 1991 Brick SkylcritSMlcn 411,490 bedr(x>m, quiet country N O TIC E is hereby given that the assessment of benefits for 8NNJ, LFG C'MI FOR THE FUN- nck 1989 Mwcuty Grrxrd Mcrrxit 411,4 CfeUi LOAM PRUNING SIDING MASONRY setting, suitable for 1 or 1991 Brick Cwriury SMion 414,990 sanitary sewer construction on North Main Street and Tolland L O y i N S A N T . 2 adults. Prefer quiet 1991 Brick lAScfcr* 414,900 Turnpike, Manchester, Connecticut is due artd payable on LIIA LJNUI.' — August 1, 1991. Properties affected by such assessment of HAPUN SCREENED LOAM HAWKES TREE SERVICE LIONEL COTE K & R MASONRY mature couple, no pets, 81 Adams Street c Now arrange the circled letters to benefits ate those properties with street address between 569 ERNIEbyBi^ Grace BuckeL truck & chipper. Brick. » il»n c«. 649-4571 Turnpike and 36 Buckland Street, Manchester, Connecticut. MY veALf estimates. Special fUyhMxad r 6E T TO AMP NINES (OILP, A GUEEN tUI^S] and Fill ■Fully Insured U c0r»0 0523648. 35 STORE 8c OFFICE Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this TIh day of June, 1961. PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "I sometimes wonder whether „ JUST K / Y Y y T f A THREE INTO A AC£ r* consideration for elderly and Answer here: q n e k X X J k k C A L L ,-m e // Reglslured wrifi c o n u m w Schaller our planet Is the asylum of the universe for disordered TURNS AN e ig h t INTT) A KING, I For deUveries call handicapped ■License # 506737 p rofecSon ______SPACE______THE EIGHTH UTIUTIES DISTRICT GAME' Quality minds." — Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. (Answers tomorrow) /VNP YOU (A N PFOO FHIE CARPS I 742-7886 647-7553 646-9564 5 6 9 -7 6 7 1 By Samuel L Longest, Its President EXCELLENT-Location. Jumbles: CHASM NOBLE ECZEMA SPONGE iF YOU HOLP A R3UR\0R A SIX Pre-Owned Autos Willard J. Marvin, Director Yesterday's 350 Square feet. $250. Value Priced Gordon B. Lassow, Director Answer "Hey, what do you call this?"— ■ThI NO-SPACJE AGE" Incluses heat/utilities. USED CAR BEST BUYS! Thomas H. Ferguson, Direclor 647- 9223/643-7175. 1965 Volvo GLwagon $0,900 Joseph Tripp, Director N.«.b.c>.in ■' ...... MANCHESTER-Store/ Auto, A/C, Iflolhar, loaded Mary Jane Summa, Director Angela Chirico, Director ^ ^ ^ *1 *1 Commercial use. Main 1969F-2S6UlMPIcfclx> $11,560 J “ JL # 1 1 St. near Center St. 646- V-8. /Vulo, A/C, )0.T Pkg., Low Mtos I hereby certify this is a true copy as fRed with the Clerk of the CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING District _ 2426,9am-5pm. 19e7AcuaMegralS $7,995 THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A Sy Bariy MANCHESTER-300-1800 5Speod,A/C,SurTod Mary Beth Litrico, Clerk - - - ______Sauare foot office 1966 Caddy Bdorado $5,995 058-06 suites, 341 broad bt. A T RDINT LC70A,, BAP/WEN PBORO,, Y HAPTOCCtVie V-8, Auto. Loaded t h e b o r n LOSER by ArtSanaom Hotchkiss Co. 1-000- UON&O eUNS„WHIPS„SHOOT LAOA„. HERE COMES i IT NOW. THEY' 195SUnoolnCanlnM6d $6,900 THE EIGHTH UTIUTIES DISTRICT VILLA6B,, TROUBLE. WHO'S BOSS ICDMT LlPe^ Bridge 922-3343. V-6, /iuto. Loaded, Low MIe* NOTICE OF DUE DATE OF ASSESSMENTS coHDoui^ive IFIDCN'T.I TWEiJ C?I0'JA > 1996 Subdu LoycMSedai 46,995 OF BENEFITS FOR SANITARY SEWER HOOOLCN'T HAVB PUSH ME OFF TME UTH/ CONSTRUCTION ON CHAMBERS STREET, AT,/V/C, F>S. pa AM/fM SiBOO. Slver -&LIC7E? LO C K W O O D S T R E E T , B R O A D S T R E E T A N D TAKEN SOU ID Study the diagram and decide PROPERIT 1996 SuboRj loyde Sedan 45,995 NORTH t-Z S -tl The fortissimo IRVINO STREET. MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT ♦ A 10 9 8 3 whether you would prefer to declare AT, A/C, PS, PB,/IM/FM Stereo, Red DISNEYWORLD-WIthin 4- N O TIC E is hereby given that toe assessment of benefits for 9 K 10 6 3 d o u b le or defend. 1967 nymodh Voyager SE $7,995 1/2 miles. Furnished sanitary sewer construction on Chambers Street, Lockwood ♦ A2 West led the diamond king, which Auto, A/C, 7 Panenger house, 2 bedrooms, 2 Street Broad Street and Irving Street, Manchester, Conneo- ♦ KQ By PUIlip Alder declarer won with dummy’s ace, East baths, Sleeps 6. Has l956ToyolaC(inylE $A960 signaling with bis nine. D ^ la re r drew ticut is due and payable on August 1, 1961. Properties at- (h^hip WEST EAST recreational facilities. Auto. A/C, PW, POL More The opponents, who are not sacrific­ trumps and then led the heart queen. fected by such assessment of benefits are those properties s-is ♦ - - - ♦ KQ752 Weekly/monthly rates. lyeZButckRegdtedcn 42,500 ing, are in their final contract, and you West won with the ace, cashed his dia­ with street address between 2 and 79 Chambers Street,.bet- VA94 98 7 5 2 Call 1-573-9655. V-6,/Vuto,/yc, Stereo are sure they cannot make it. Do you mond trick and returned a heart. De­ ween 1 and 12 Lockwood Street, 65 and 95 Broad Street and ♦ KQJ 10 874 ♦ 95 19e7Acunilag«KlSed SIRSOO double? clarer claimed, discarding his spade between 107 and 186 Inring Street, Manchester, Connecticut ♦ 876 ♦ 32 91 C A R S F O R S A LE V-6, /Vjto, Loaded, SWer HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Brawne Sensible players w ill normally dou­ losers on dummy’s K-10 of hearts. Dated at Manchester, (ktnnecticut this TIh day of June, 1961. THE QRIZWELtS by BIH S c li^ SOUTH ble when they expect at least a two- The play contained several errors. I W RymouRf CoM GT $4,995 THE EIGHTH UTIUTIES DISTRICT So, I'O TO , 0A5M1NE TDLP ME IP X SHE SUfSfSESTEP ♦ J64 trick set and they are sure their oppo­ If only East had retained the diamond Auto, AM/FM, Sham Cor IZBM5M0EP WMerJ Y lB iNoUUP Y o u By Samuel L Longest Hi Presidant 00 YoPhI&0f2 I 'm k h t t o m peess h e r , x J DONATE V V 9 Q J nents cannot run to another, more nine. West could have underled his dia­ 1986 OLDSMOBILE 1986 Honda Aoeonl IX 49,900 Y 4 E R B A M P U R B T o ♦ 63 Willard J. Marvin, Director HAVE Tb PC 60METHIN6 successful, contract. mond honors at trick six to put his Auto, A/C, Loaded w e u ^ e p TO p A M ^ e O O PANCI14& MV BOPV TO ♦ A J to 9 5 4 TORONADO Gordon B. Lassow, Director NOBLE, Doubling for one down is rarely a partner on lead. Then a switch to the 1966 Chevy Specinm $2,900 Thomas H. Ferguson, Director T M e M k ^ T a w a y f A f S jA W ? Vulnerable: Both good idea. When declarers are warned spade king drives out dummy’s entry >5,995 4 Spd, Stereo, Eocno CcT. Lew Mtai Joseph Tripp, Diraolor Dealer; West about bad breaks, they w ill often play before the hearts have been un­ 1986 VOLKSWAGEN 1967lulckSomeiMl $4,995 Mary Jane Summa, Dirador the cards a trick better. Note the deba­ blocked. However, South avoids this JE TTA GL 5 Speed, pa pa AM/FM Canelle Angela Chirico, Director Sontb N o r th E a s t cle that befell Elast in today's deal. consequence by ducking the opening I hereby certify toie it a tree copy as filed with the Clerfc of the 4 ♦ Dbl.(!) 1967 Acuta lagtndLSed $12960 Why did South run from four spades lead. * Distiict 5 ^ Pass Pass 5,995 V-6, Auto, Lecriher, Loaded doubled when be had three trumps? So you should declare^ No! Suppose 1988 FIREBIRD 1966Pai«acGRaxlMx $5,495 Mary Beto Utrioo, dark Because East doubled with a thunder­ West leads a low diamond at trick one. Opening lead; ♦ K Va.AT,/yC,RJPcMier,Aloy\Miaeli 057-06 ous voice. It was clear four spades Now East must get on play with the di­ T-Tops.V-8 1966Volvo246 Dl $«,900 wasn’t going to make; maybe five amond nine for the killing spade *7,995 A Cyl., AT. A/C. AM/FM, Clean Cor clubs would. switch. TOWN OF MANCHESTER 1 1987 VOLKSWAGEN 1967 Ford Escort GL $5,500 L E G A L N O TIC E CABRIOLET CONV. Auto./yc. PS. pa Low Mtet ALLEY OOP by Dave Oraue FRANK AND ERNEST by OobThavaa At its meeting of Juno 17,1961 toe Planning and Zoning Com­ *9,995 mission made the following dedetons: W IU THEY, SCHALLER BUILD US h Astrograph DR8. FREDERICK AND EVEUTN TAN — 94 HAYNES THE ACURA STREET — ZONE CHANGE (T-183) — clo ve d the request SHELTERS, BOB RILEY to change the zoning dfetrict dasaificadon from Residenoe B to OOME AFTER L TO POl DADDY? OCD8M061E/VOLKSWAGEN / W A T AtsAihirr yH f 345 CENTER STREET Residenoe C at the above address. u s ; This way. If someone goofs up, you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) If you 2S8 ADAMS S T, MANCHESTER Y P N , A ( S A I N ^ T MANCHESTER NEW HOPE MANOR — 290 HARTFORD ROAD (PORTION can’t be implicated. cannot prioritize your responsibilities OF) — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — GROUP HOME (N47); % u r VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Conditions properly today, it could cause you prob­ 649-1749 647-7077 EROSION CONTROL PLAN (N-38) — approved toe request t h e - M A A / t today are interesting in that the oppo­ lems before the week is out. Don’t use LEGAL NOUCE ~ for a apodal exception under Article II,- Sections 2.02.14 and ^ B irttid a y site of what you expect could occur. the hit or miss system. 6.02.07 of the zoning regutations to permit development of a Someone you’re hoping will help you PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your ego TONY MARCH TOWN OF BOLTON supervised group homo for children with apodal naeda and 1*^ ^ O C l e E T . June 26,1991 may prove to be a hindrance,'while a and emotions mustn't be allowed to TAXCOLLECrrOR'B override logical evaluation today, espe­ BUICK-GMC also approved the erosion control plan for the above address. least-expected Samaritan will come NOTICE cially when dealing with friends. Strive PRE-OWNED SPECIALS MANCHESTER MEDICAL BULQINQ ASSOCIATION — 261 Alliances you form for purely social pur­ through. ICh#vy(tovdtor40r. ,177 T h a v c s G -25 to be as objective as possible. Notice is hereby given to the BROAD STREET — SPECIAL EXCEPTION (M-101) — NT- poses should work out rather well in the LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oet. 23) Adhering to 8SOIdia«a4Dr. ,977 ARIES (March 21-April 19) Be cogni­ 86 S ic k RIvtora C o u p * .877 taxpayers of the Town of Bol­ proved with modifications the request for a tpedal exception year ahead. In fact, the same might be this motto today could save you future zant of what opposes you today, so that 6SBulckSkYk3rii4Dr..33K 44.477 ton that a tax of 21.80 mills under /Utids II, Section 0.15.01 of the zonirig regulations to ROBOTMAN by Jim Maddick PHIPPS by Joaaph Farris true for commercial partnership. complications; "What you see here, say 6SaickC*nh,y4Dr. 43,977 laid on the list of October permit expansion of an existing building which requires more CANCER (June 21-July 22) In your one- here and hear here stays here when you you don’t rush into situations where an­ 86awvyCoudtor4Dr. 44,677 YOU PREPICTED ALMOST EVERY WELL, I DON'T SAY,IF YOU'RE DONE leave here." gels fear to tread. What appears to be 86 Biick Pcxk A va ru a 44,777 1600 becomes due and pm - than sixty parking spaces at tits above address. HosmpikMws! I OUST ■mousw to-one relationships today, don’t treat 86 PonHocPoriitorri* Wagon 46,777 M e on the 1st day of Ju y , EVEMT IN THE PAPER-roPAV.' MEAN TD TAKE WITH IT, WOULD companions in p condescending man­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If you have courageous could In reality be quite NORTHEAST DEVELOPERS CORP. — 49 WOODLAND r o TRAVEL BACK IN TIME ANP foolish. 87 Crvyriw 6m Avwu* 46,977 1691. Interest at the rate of HOW POYQU Don? UPJMLYOUR YOU M\ND LEAVING ner, even If you secretly feel a bit superi­ to deal with an arrogant individual to­ 87CXdiRoyciBroudxin 47A77 STREET — PRD FINAL PLAN MODIFICATION (N-36) — ap­ COM6RAT0LATE VbU.'j ^ day, try to keep your cool. Remember 67Chavy(3>*v*tt*26K 43.977 one and one halt percent per proved toe requeet to modify the PRD landscape plan for ttte THE FRONT PA 88,977 9 per. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. OH g A.M. to 4 P.M. and Mond^ pired on December 2,1600 to be null and void. something else later. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) If you intend 88 O w v y K-To SporWda 4X4 89.477 44101-3428. Be sure to State your zodi­ 88GMC3S(X)DurTX3lOK 811A77 evening 7-9 P.M. A copy of these decisions has been fifed in the Town Clerk’s CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) It's im­ to make a purchase today that requires «0ChavyG-20Von7K 411,477 ac sign. Elaine Potterton, office. LEO (July 23-Aug.' 22) If you're per­ portant to your image that you do not a large sum of money, have an expert 722 Wethersfield Ave. Tax Collector Planning and Zoning Commission forming a service for another today, make promises or commitments you appraise the merchandise before you write the check. Your value Judgment Hartford, CT Town of Bolton Marfon Taggart, Secretary keep a written record of your instruc- won't be able to fulfill today — even 249-1301 filA A iS lirihs and document your procedures. though somehow you hope you can. might not be up to par. 055-06 056-06

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