to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tue«day, June 14, 1988

HOMES FOR SALE Automotive EJOSW ^ Job specs Elegant meate High gear SUPER Duplex. Spectac­ DON'T Bllnk...orihls ter­ Specioli#D#f! | VSLKSWAOEN Rabbit ular home on Arch rific house wilt get by 1 CAHo 1976.4 door, automatic, Street. Huge rooms. you I Priced to sell of " ...... ^ ...... FDR SALE ' 00,000 mllet. tsoo or Next tax assessor Full walkup attic. Must $132,000. B eautifully best offer. 649-5227 be- Manchester gourmet chef Pistons aggressive be sold to settle estate. maintained 4 room ex­ MUSTAN6 Coupe 1969. tore 3pm. I330's. Blanchard & pandable Cope. 2 bed­ IMBCELUNEDUS gets more for less/3 takes show on the road /II Rossetto Realtors," CNILOCARE You finish restoration ' ' ' ' as series is tied/13 rooms, fireplace, hard­ ___ ISERVKES or use for ports. 8750 Q C We're Selling Houses" wood floors, super firm . 647-7622. W Bai 1 Ear 6 4^2m .o______Insulation, vinyl sided, P A Y j C A B ^ g ' cAiW iiiM ri~ ODD lobt, Trucking; CHEVY M o lib u 197T CHEVROLET-EOICK. INC. OW N 0 Piece of the oversized 2 cor garage, RiMonaM fiN ^ t Home repairs. You H o) 7 o Jlo - R O U T E 83, V E R N O N lovely freed lot. Coll name It, we do It. Fret "Pond". Now availa­ JPMMM iMnim iktti OOCHRtilM jhOlMB MMAlfB AWl IB* •SONIi** l^SKB • OBBPSeeGWWItf m afic, stereo. Runs seoaniuryLTDaar. *6006 quick. Jackson 8, Jack- MW. U S M tti S ty « • » IMNM. RN0MIIAB» WB MMCMilM III IMMB* Wtadim a Oaara tstlmotas. insured. 643- ble from 21 distinctive good. 8450. Coll 742- ascovallarCSa* *6006 home sites In a gor­ son Real Estate, 647- OpMfaNI iM* ImIm K " ItAUItn. fBOll^ t W p l l BMlB Na id* Taa Me ar Taa IntoN . 03(M.______. OPIlllllBIBiMl WOlll* INflNBBflMli hi* !•% Saalar OttaM OlKavni 5037. M Monla Caito •8006 geous wooded setting. 8400.D ______HAVE Your car look like •wSOs IwWMIlOVM* Mamaar attba imaraatlanal V O LIC S W A G O N Super 86 Chevy C-10f/u *8006 Be part of the Ho­ A Golden Opportunity! S ^tartar Svata^aa new Inside and out. For meowner's Associa­ Em pty nesters looking 68-2589 M M l i S onappolntmentcoll; W Beetle 1971. Excellent aBOMsDaNaa*. *0006 loim72»G7f1 Mviima condition with spore tion which owns the for 0 smollei' home W O R TH LOO KING Into... & W Auto Detailing at pond. Minutes from with lust the right set­ the many bargains of­ lANNANONEMOOEUNO 643-9995. engine, tires and foals I SPECIAL BUY Hartford. Convenient up? Impeccable condi­ Rwxh adOMona daeks, raoBng. 81800, 643-5743. I qM CHEVY CAVAILIER fered for Mie evecy day in skthio, ^wlfidowa ,aad guikNa. to l-M and 384. Your tion throughout, this 5 the ciossifled coiumnsi jHBTTRICAL i s m m i m n s ' V O LV O Wagon D L 1981. 4 0r..4 0»i,4epd. plans or ours. Pre­ room Ranch on Lake- •Ai Automatic, AM-FM u MUtt. asrsrsA *4600 construction prices wood Circle boasts HAULINB from $375,000 and up. gracious one floor liv­ tatoSSonf74?S17'’l'“ “ 86C.yall.r4dr. *4006 ELECmiCM. WORN . erCMaladdr. *0406 iJIanrhpHtpr Hrralh D.W. Fish Realty, 643- ing. Large master bed­ Notd B ntw Barvlgg with Any Job — Ahytimo 1591.0 FORD Escort 1982. 1 ircuttoast*. *10,006 room with many built oireult braakora? Ins, comfortable den, meat a>« dpwni OMak M out bi c m a s ry 647-8660 •tSISSr.ar. *T9SS IMMACULATE. New DEPENDABLE Hogsd- t O W M I Jk STFontOmndAm *0006 spacious living room cloanlng don# In your M E^BB Bw MinohiilM^ ywBow pipit. roof, driveway and up­ - - telephone 742-7625. aTPDnt.Sunblrd9 4 *7006 with fireplace, formal dated electrical servi­ home. PitotB talo- jo s tr a o u m f ASPHALT EAlRTENANCE DODGE Arles 1986. 4 Wednesday, June , ces. Fully appllanced dining room and Phoiw043«09. Ddvaways 4 Farkino Lota 15 1988 Manchester, Ccnn. — A City cf Village Charm 30 Cents charming country door, power steering, 1179 111 J kitchen, new dis­ • HM RubMUad Oraoa aaaSne power brakes, olr. 25k. O f A T i l l style kitchen. Perfect - ' m r n m c m r hwasher, counter tops • aaahaN Ripaba • Baal Oeadns Excellent condition...... ■ ...... and vinyl floor. Back- size yard for monagea- CLEAlHNfi SERVICE NEATHM/ ble maintenance. «eg.ktawsi S4A 6473 $5895.659-1009. MORIARTV to-fronf, 1st floor fam­ HomoB and Condos PLUMIIND TOYOTA Kino Cob 1986. IV Iw n iM n I I ily room. 3 bedrooms, $196,900. Jackson 8< C8l l 8t M 445T i6AYi Jackson Real Estate, Call Excellent condition. O D A T U B D C Knife-wielding burglars greet Baldwin Road homeowners V/2 baths, garage and full Insulation. Asking 647-8400.O______If SM IW M M ins wHla R.A. DAVIDSON Stereo, bucket seats, D n w I i T C n O $174,900. Strano Real 6474545 WyetfteeiefcafeettiWBtori woi ^ D EU V ER IN G BR AND New listing! Sel­ piMHiwiMIt nnHRipa mmw wotviqw Rloh, clean, aiona-free S 3 -4 W3 !® USED CARS ‘ By Anita M. Caldwell with criminal acts. “ As a thera­ residents and one of the men Since 1982, neighbors in various nates the programs with Officer Estate, 647-7653.0 ratiamiiig your e a N A ^ US. hood does sort of look out foreach dom does such a spe­ Ntw IntialMlona, Rapaira, loam. 5 yards. *80 Flue Tax. Manchester Herald pist, I work with people who are threatened the residents with a sections of Manchester have Larry Wilson of the Manchester other.” EAST Hartford, 1 year cial home become Dralna Claanad. BattHOom $ Also, aand, gravel, stone LO O K IN G FOR on opart- MMarkur Sawwo *10,405 available. Immaculate Y a n SSSSSST ment? Be sure to check >? Mere. Q. Marquia *13,805 referred by the courts,” she said. knife. joined a Crimewatch program to Police Department, said that Police have cited the southeast new. 3 large bedrooms UWNCARE KHelwn Ramodallng and horse manure. After one of the houses on her U "W e’re all vulnerable. ” she said. help deter crime. There are 14 In this sunny Ranch 8 room Ansoldl built siRiai«MwnM^i4t.t7fO Barvtea O'Our Suaftiaat the many vacancies listed er Mace. Topaz *6705 The residents drove away and residents have to express an section of town as one hit by street was burglarized Tuesday " It ’s always on my mind.” programs in town. The Baldwin with large fully ap­ Colonial on Lookout LAWNS Mowad. Rtoso- But. Ftwna 742*6382 6 4 3 -9 5 0 4 In classified each doy. erMwo. Cougar *11,005 the men fled, police said. No one interest in the program. burglaries recently, with break- Mountaln.4 bedrooms, noblB prtCM, free dstl- night, Kitty Ansaldi of Baldwin Baldwin Road is in Manches­ Road section, however, has no pllanced country kit­ ■ ■ M G 5^ ^*5 Tampo *6095 was injured, police said, but a gun “ It’.c up to Ihem to call us,” he ins reported on Spring, Oak and chen. Lovely level yard 7'h baths, summer matas. PlMSd tal«> PJ'8 PtumMiii A Itoting Road says she is “ concerned” ter’s North End. near the South Crimewatch program. Spruce streets and Sunny Brook for retirees or be­ porch, attic tan, plas­ Phono John 647-1907. L I P m A N n •tUncoInTC *16,206 and a television set were stolen. said. " If they don’t, there’s Bolldfa, pumps, hot ILANDSCAPHIB l i m 67 Mtro. Q. Mtniuit *llf395 and admits the possibility of a Windsor town line, close to Avery Drive and Sycamore Lane. Rein- ginners. Great neigh­ ter construction, wet LAWOi Mowing iorvice As of this morning, the burglars “ I don’t know what a Crime­ nothing we can do.” bar In kitchen, stained water tanka, now and YULn^ffAUCIf iTLlDoolnMKT •21.095 burglary is a constant threat. Street and Deming Street. horn and police plan a meeting borhood of newer 'avollablo. Roosonoblt roplecamenta. "W e’re in. and out so much,” According to police, two Bald­ had not been caught. They were watch program entails,” said Edward Coltman, another homes and convenient wood siding, pretty rotas. Free ostlnnatas. NAME your own prict. TiHDSiSXRmr *• «< »« •TFbidCr.Vlc. *11.806 last seen driving an old. greenish. Ansaldi, who has lived on that soon with concerned residents. to Route 84-384 and yard with gracious ma­ Fcrthtr a> Son Paintina FREE eSTlUATES NOJOSTOQmUU she said, adding. " I ’m somewhat win Road residents drove into Baldwin Road resident, believes South Windsor police said today 643*9572 offorSpffl. S7 Yugo 2 dr., t a x ...... *2896 •7Ne»o-Cougar Chrysler. street for 10 years. However, she Hartford. Anne Miller ture landscaping. and Poptrlng. R«mo- LEVRI EMdIfli Efl6 IRfllfllRflEMAt detached from knowing my their driveway just after mid­ the residents already look out for 643-9649 / 228-9616 fGawwnnp wnv fNMnsin^G. aa VW Coif Dlasal...... *6295 •? Mazda RX-T said she would be in favor of a that there have been only "a N $349,900. Jockson A vol. 291-8567.______each other, Real Estate, 647-8000.O BIITBIH------neighbors because of my work.” night and found a car parked in The victims “ looked like they couple” of break-ins recently in Jackson Real Estate, LAWNCARE intartor and cm PRBEB8TIMATI9 aa VW Sdrocoo. AT. AC. •• Toyota Camry *0406 neighborhood watch. MANCHESTER Califor­ AM/FM Caaa . PMIr.....>9798 99 Mazda 626 Tuibo *0895 Ansaldi is a psychotherapist in their garage. Police said two men came through it all right,” said a “ We have lived here for 37 the Baldwin Road area bordering 647-8400.D______OffWfiw aAdtf FMt^ UnaUne of dxtarior. Quality and MBCELLAliEDUS PsnOBBliiei Lbwb nia Ranch. Custom FBrwBBrVFPBi se Cutlaaa Clarm brn...... CS39S gg Marc. Lynx *3005 town and she said she is familiar came out of the house, saw the police spokesman today. Harry Reinhorn, who coordi­ years.” he said. “ The neighbor­ Manchester. Ranch with a contem­ proftsslonal work* SERVICES Caro A URriseapbig porary flair In a beauti­ CONDOMINIUMS manship. Froa 'tstl- 742-S224W X J ^ “ 'yK.axT.*:...... >7996 aeDod9.L.now *7096 ful sought out areal FOR SALE • SmlirOMMnabniMit. matas. Call Craig SSJaapWagonaar. 86 Maro. Marquia *6095 Cathedral ceilings, 3 Mund. 7424173 or 742* Loadad...... caoss as Mace. Mwqula *6905 9382. f S S E W large bedrooms, 2'/} MALLARD^/leTdlstlfK- w^NREERnp wl IViMIOEriMI flDniGV, 82 VW Rabbit Dlaaal...... «2Sa8 66 Mato. Lynx *3006 baths, 2 fleldstone fire­ qURUTYOlBANIWOAT tlve 7 room attached ICONCRETE 82 Buick Skylark...... <2898 S8 Mato. Marquia *6006 places, 1st floor family new Townhouses. 3 tOOWORMOAt. HMC5I. W W Hospital jRfTOIAWi. ^ room and laundry ItliaNRETMi D ft B RMNViM S6 Camaro IROC-Z...... *10.495 86 Mato. Marquia *5005 bedrooms, V/i baths, YEEtRif ER|MflRROEt CfS CO^NCREtE room! Also, central den, full basement, ap­ a»aaaWt.Caa 5t9*6SM Faflaa. wnlii. tiaara, driva- 81 Marcadaa 3809L, AT. 85 Lincoln T.C. *12,095 air, a security system, 2 pliances, carpeting BARBAEA RAY IMtfRPfNMMOT WM ERfwnEHCWQ* AlR fOP Mf. B|MII0RP woyt, oddltlana B dacka. Jack cor garage and much Low FMoaa and FuMy (neuiBd. Hemmarlne $ aow cutllna. 77 camaro. V5. AT...... >2495 “ « « ^ and garage. $150's. BOOKKBfiPING rlM ■MmIMM. more! Coll for a pri­ Blanchard 8> Rossetto FREE ESTIMATES. ^ E V I C B S HAWKES TREE SERVICE 24 TsHsRd TRpk. Ms. S3 g , cnav. ^ r u m *4206 vate showing. $229,900. Realtors," We're Sel­ N E H . - 6464136 Buekti, truck $ ehippar. Stump ia% OMeaaat far Saaiar cniMM eyes site VSTROR, C T e C 49-2638 g . Mato. Cougar *5406 Anne Miller Real Est­ ling Houses" 646-2482.0 ramoval. Fraa aatlmatta. 6 4 7 ^8 2 8 9 94 Mato. Cougar *6495 ate, 647-8000.O STUNNING 2 bedroom Spaoial oonaidaratlon tor MANCHESTER. Sopo- contemporary con­ aldady'and handteappad. C O N C R E T E W ORK MANCHESTER clous and gracious 9 dominium. Garage, 6 4 9 -3 2 8 1 R tM vatkW iiiit 20 Veera EnpArtune* room Raised Ranch In parking and private Cueiem Inisrior 0 Ixierior | | R M | \ A 84 Lincoln ConUn. *11,505 FatnUng ■ (MNngRapaIrO 647-7553 FoundMton, addition, executive area. 4 1st laundry facility. $875 ICANFENTHT/ •xeavatlon. pMio, aldewalka. n V I E B F f l 84 Mato. Cougar *6406 for garage Ranaw • FpwarWaaiilno floor bedrooms, 2 Vi per month. Sentry Real fn »e * u m m • Fully ln$umd. Fnt ettlmUn. USED CARS 94 Olda Dana *69W baths, lower level fam­ Estate. 643-4060. RIohard Caron ' ily room and den or 5th Maured a Oaitfor OSoounra HANDYMAN 83 Mato. Cougar *5095 Hama ImaiwvtmanI - Fotottna B y Alex G lre lll bedroom. This home KITCMEN A BATH • Batamanti Finithad • Tlllna - 875-3827 LOTS/UND 646-2253 301-306 c e n t e r ST. Manchester Herald has room for everyone FOR SALE REMODEUNG U a M Corpaatry - OOP JO BS - . M ^ n d a C M c 69^ MANCHESTER and every purpose. INSUREP 54 Chav Camaro *5195 gOMO% Call for details. From the smetlest repeir. to INOOFMO/ IWMDOWS A plan to build a parking garage, probably near f MANCHESTER. (Nor­ BARRY SCANLON 94 Honda Accord *7995 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 $225,900. Sentry Real the largest renovation, we AND ODORS the corner of Haynes Street and Turkington Drive, Estate, 643-4060.Q theast Area). Level lots 646-2411 fraa aattmelat about % of on acre. will do a complete Job. Start 55 Honda Accord *6996 is being considered by Manchester Memorial M A N C H E S TE R . Just be­ to finish. Free estimates. City sewer and water. Cemarvatlye way to THEHMAL WINDOWS 81 Chavy Monla Carlo *4995 I enCAM PERS/ Hospital as a means of solving an acute parking ginning? Price has 647-0246 or 646-7207. insloH dr raaolr vour roof T b B S ili fCTBBBBd MNIBI 4 DOOM 54 Olds Cutlatt *6995 ^ T R A IL E R S space problem. been reduced on this Htiitait KMelwii A Sou and ImulUd by profto- easy to ottord 5 room, 2 end toval Daol diraci wHli Any amount daNvafad. Alto, fill, Andrew Beck, director of public relations, said Bitii Center reofar. Weed and cador g n ^ , atona and back, muloh. atonal mmUoSna eonimotor. 85 Ply. Horizon *2095 bedroom Cape, close to A aalaofton of vinyl or wood RA Mnrw4a tCilQC CAAAPER 1964. SiBBpS 8y Tuesday that no final decision has been made about Come visit our showroom tf; aiMkatHMcicrtlsti saoi BobeM, baekboa * taadar tontal. 85 Honda Civic 5495 stove and refrigerator. shopping and schools. IMORTOAOES 182 W. Middle Tpke. dowra. 87 yaora unbt, CuUom oarpantry a the size or the site of the parking garage. opoeltmy. 54 Olds Cutlaaa *5495 Excellent condition. $124,900. Century 21 Ep­ Manchester axperltnca. MVWCQIISTIIUCnON He said the planning is in its preliminary stages. A stein Realty, 647-8895.0 DO N O T GO B A N K R U P T I 872'1400/«59-KS5 875-9780 SSDodgaLancar *7495 SlSoM®*’ traffic survey was made Monday for the hospital by B 645-0830 COVENTRY. Enloy Stop Foreclosure! Home- 64 -5400 82 Lincoln Town Car *7495 Wilbur Smith Associates, a New Haven consulting 5 country living In this 3 owners, consolidate your firm, to determine the volume of hospital traffic and bedroom Ranch with bills, pay off your credit 64 Honda Accord 4 dr. *7195 R T I a u td d fo r its directions. He said the survey also determines eat-ln kitchen and en­ cords, your cor or busi­ 86 Honda Civic *6495 |£JI5NT/LEA8E closed porch. $125,900. ness loan, your mortgage APARTMENTS the amount of traffic that is generated by patients, Century 21 Epstein and save, save your INDUSTHIAL SPDRTINfi (WANTED TD 82 Chav. Citation *2995 FREE Mileage on low visitors, doctors, employees, and vendors. Realty, 647-8895.0 homell NO PAYMENTS FOR RENT PROPERTY 6DDDS BUY/TRADE 85 Buick Somaraat 2 dr. *6995 cost OUtO rentals. VII- UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad 1 I Beck said that when the results of the survey are MANCHESTER. Open 83 Mazda RX7 *6495 AutO Rental. 643- tabulated, they will help determine the size of the credit, late payments or THREE Rooms partly MANCHESTER. Indus­ MISTRAL Windsurfer, house, Sunday 12-4pm. unemployment Is not a furnished. Heat. Work­ W A N TE D to buy. Old . 2979 or 646-7044. building and indicate whether the site is feasible. trial, office, commer­ $750. 6 foot sail with furniture, clocks, 10 Strong Street. Im­ problem. Foreclosure as­ ing single male pre­ "The Ante ProfessloBals” In April, Michael Gallacher, president of the maculate 6 room sistance oyallable for the cial space. 2400 square battens, 12 foot board lamps, paintings and 24 A4aies St., Maeckeater |n^CAR 8 ■' ” ■ ferred. No pets. Lease. feet. Loading dock. with adjustable most- hospital, described the parking situation as a Ranch. Oversized 1 car DIVORCED and SELF- 643-2880. rugs. WIN pay cash! garage, aluminum sid­ EMPLOYED. Woodland Industrial track, toot straps and Call 646-8496. 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 “ nightmare” in a talk to residents. He said then that ing, 2 full baths, new Swiss Conservative ATTRACTIVE Apart­ Park. 643-2121. skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ hospital officials had met with an architect to carpeting, new deck Group at 203-454-1316 ment conveniently lo­ tween 5pm-10pm or 646- discuss drawings for a new parking structure. overlooking profes­ 07183-454-4404. cated. Appliances. 0271.______Professional couple ROOMMATES Last October, the hospital withdrew an applica­ sionally landscaped What makes Want Ads Reginald PInto/Manchetler Herald yard In aulet neighbor­ preferred. No pets. Se­ WANTED tion from the Zoning Board of Appeals for a 35-foot REAL ESTATE work? People like you hood. Too many extras WANTED curity. References. I SUMMER SHOWER — Keeping cool is a little bit easier when the went up to about 90 degrees Tuesday, and no relief was in sight high parking garage that would have provided to list I $169,900. Call for $575 plus utlllless. 649- WANTED. Responsible who read and use the spaces for 625 cars after the plan drew heavy appontment 7am-5pm 0533. female to share 4 room Want Ads every day. 643- water’s on at Charter Oak Park, as it was Tuesday. Temperatures for today or Thursday. opposition from residents of Rqssell Street. The LAND Wanted. Develop­ 2711. 64^5000. After 5pm 646- ment or Investment MANCHESTER. 2nd apartment with same. structure, which would have been built atop the 6463 osk for Dove. quality land. 10-500 floor, 2 bedroom apart­ East Hartford, non- smoker. $275 plus utlll- PETS AND hospital parking lot across Haynes Street from the MANCHESTER. Great acres sought by ment. Stove and refrig­ erator. Utilities extra. tles. 291-8665 offer 3pm. SUPPLIES Outage affects hospital, would have been set back from Russell opportunity, Finish medium-sized develop­ Hang on! Cooler weather coming Street by about 25 feet. thisfull dormered Cape ment company. Brok­ $525 per month. 649- YOUNG Man, good refer­ the way you want It! ers welcomed and fully 8365.______ences wants room and AKC Collies, male. Sable 13 businesses About 18 Russell Street residents protested the First floor living room, protected. Call or SINGLE applications, board. Call Ron at 649- and Merele, Sable and By Andrew J. Davis “ This is probably as hot as you’re “ We should be okay.” plan at a September hearing by the ZBA. The ZBA dining room, kitchen write: Sugarbush, Inc., quiet 1 bedroom apart­ 6806. White. Shots, vet Manchester Herald A smoldering transformer continued the hearing to Oct. 26, but the hospital checked, de-wormed, going to see it for awhile.” the People are .seeking relief by purchas­ and 1 bedroom are 200 West Center Street, ment, Center Park. spokesman said. ” (Today) it’s going to ing more air conditioners, said AI outside Hartford Distribu­ withdrew the application in the interim. Looking for s^nPiething eyes checked. 684-4763. f finished. Upstairs un­ B7, Manchester, CT References. $400. 649- A heat wave that has gripped central be the most miserable day.” Sieffert Jr., ownerof Al Sieffert’s Super tors on Chapel Road appar­ In his April talk, Gallacher said plans for a finished with potential 06040. (203) 649-1490. 9287. special? Why not run o ently resulted in a power parking garage had not been ruled out. He said a tor 2 bedrooms and 2nd "Wanted to Buy" ad In IMISCELLANEDUS Connecticut over the last three days, Sweltering temperatures, already Discount Center in Manchester. bath. $168,500. D.W . TWO Bedroom In2famllv Classified. The cost Is and sent air conditioner sales skyrock­ blamed for knocking out power to about On Monday and Tuesday, the com­ outage to 13 businesses in garage would have to be built because only 695 home. All appilances. ODFDR SALE Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ Rentals sm a ll... the response big. eting, should continue for at least one 14,000 homes across the state, weren’t pany sold 500 air conditioners, he said. the Buckland Industrial spaces are available in hospital parking lots now. Available Imme­ Park late this morning. A variance from the Zoning Board of Appeals is M A N C H E S TE R . Stately diately. $600 p e r 643-2711. D E C O R A TIV E 30" x 36" NO DUIER PREP CHARGES - NR 2" PRICE mCXERC more day. said a spokesman for the expected to make things any easier for The company expects to sell an Colonial. Super loca­ month. 646-4297. plate glass mirror, National Weather Service. utility companies today. additional 500 air conditioners today Fire officials said that the necessary for an accessory building which is more tion with a lovely flat dated 1958. Best offer Temperatures were expected to hit 98 Northeast Utilities Spokesman Ema­ and Thursday, he said. businesses would be out of than 18 feet high in a Residence B Zone. Both the ROOMS MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ Merchandise 633-6164.P______yard Is the setting for FOR RENT room Duplex, base­ degrees today, but the heat wave nuel S. Forde said the 90-degree A salesman at Sears Roebuck and Co. power for at least three to formerly considered site and the land at Haynes this 3 bedroom Colon­ ment, fenced yard, ATLANTA Cast Iron Pot should break by Thursday afternoon, temperatures of Tuesday put a strain at the Manchester Parkade also said four hours. Street and Turkington Drive are in Residence B ial. Large kitchen and Belly Stove with acces­ MEW 1988 510 PICKUP dining area with pic­ MANCHESTER. Room In appliances, good loca­ the spokesman said today. Thursday’s on equipment causing underground sales were booming. The company, Utility crews were called Zones. quiet rooming house. tion. $650 per month sories. New, $125. Ev- to the scene shortly before 11 ture window. French enlngs, 646-2002.______temperatures should climb into the cable failures in both Westport and which has sold about 100 units over the The new proposed site under consideration is west 9 Ideal for construction plus utilities. 646-0655 I FURNITURE a.m. along with fire depart­ of the Miller Building and south of the hospital boiler door to Jalousled CUSTOM Hotpoint elect­ mid-90s. but a late afternoon thunder­ New London. last three days, sold out of air Porch. Formal dllng worker. $65 a week. mornings. 646-1686 or 569-3018. FOUR piece bedroom set ric stove with quick shower should break the spell, he said. The company has been able to meet conditioners on Tuesday, and were ment personnel. A spokes­ room. It is now a parking lot. Turkington Drive room with wainscoting Including box spring. clean oven. Bronze, Friday, temperatures are only ex­ demands, but it has had to purchase forced to bring in another truckload man for Northeast Utilities intersects with South Alton Street, which intersects plus a finished rec ROOM for rent. Close to RHSTORE AND $7095 V/2 year old. Hardly good condition, 30", today, said a salesman who would not could provide no details on with West Middle Turnpike. room. $214,500. D.W. downtown and bus­ #8863 pected to climb to about 80 degrees. additional electricity from companies lines. $80 per week. ^ O F F IC E SPACE used. Coll 875-1922 and $65. Also, Cherry ste­ After a cool weekend where tempera­ outside New England, said Jeff Kotkin, give his name. the outage. Fish Reolty, 643-1591 .□ leave message. Telephone 643-2659. reo, good condition. George Marlow, owner of Marlow’s Thomas O’Marra, spokes­ BOLTON. Overrlzed MANCHESTER. For rent $40. Telephone 649-9462. tures are only predicted to climb info company spokesman. The demand Raised Ranch. Quality ONE room In 6 room or lease, 650square feet the high 70s and low 80s, the hot weather over the last few days has been the Department Store on Main Street, said man for the Eighth Utilities furnished house. P rivi­ TV/STEREO/ ANDERSEN 3 window District Fire Department, Day-care center built U 8, R home with 8 store front on busy bay with screens and should return, the spokesman said. highest since a January cold spell, he his store has sold a large number of rooms and 2 baths. 4 lege of whole house. street. Call 646-0576 or m APPLIANCES However, the temperatures are not said. fans over the last few days. "People are said a downed transformer Free parking. Washer grills. 6S'/3" wlde-42'/4" bedrooms, spacious 643-2034.______high. $550 otter 4pm. predicted to be as4iigh as in the past few "Demands are high, ... but nothing was apparently the cause of living room with floor and dryer. 649-7911. Zenith Circle af Sound sought at hospital UP to 1210 square feet 649-7776. days. that will affect customers,” he said. See HEAT WAVE, page 10 the outage. to celling fleldstone MANCHESTER. Full fur­ available on Main Stereo with 2 extension speakers. $95. Call 646- fireplace, large coun­ nished, clean and pri­ Street. Warren E. How- ENDROLLS try kitchen and beauti­ vate In ladles rooming land, Inc. 643-1108. 6077. B y Nancy Concelman fully finished lower house. On busline. Con­ 27W width • 184 Manchester Herald level family room. Set veniently located. La­ OFFICES. Prime loca­ o'RkAt'sbiiliD'systiMi 13% width • a lor ISO tion. Reasonable, heat, ■ra built by Sound Toohnlclint MUST nt ptekad up at tha Drought threatens farm disaster TODAY on a lovely country dles preferred. Full use To help recruit new employees. Manchester acre convenient to 1-84 hot water, parking, from protaMlonal compononte HaraM OMIea Monday thru of kitchen plus laundry that are boat lor your naada. Thurtdaybalora 11 t.m.only. Memorial Hospital plans to open a day-care center 1-384. $242,500. D.W . fa cilitie s. $240 per lanitor. $275.647-9223 or 649-5334. By Mike Robinson formulating a bill the White House Widespread fraud Fish Reolty, 643-1591.□ manth. Security and Call Jack Bertrand at severe damage in the Com Belt and on South Alton Sreet that would house more than 60 references. 644-3503. FURNISHED Offices with 6 4 3 -1 1 6 1 The Associated Press across the South. would accept. Investigators who staged raids children and be open to employees and the public. NOTICI TO CRIDITORS phone, receptionist, For Your Sound Syatam Naadal Sell Your Car Corn and soybeans are drawing on Such a bill would involve a hefty on Pentagon offices and several The hospital has applied to the Zoning Board of E S TA TE OF copy, fax and secre- — Sa/aa 6 Sarvloa — WASHINGTON — Searing drought moisture stored in soil and remain payout and Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., defense contractors are focusing Appeals fora variance that would allow it to operate MARY LOUISE HOLT APARTMENTS tory support. 647-4800. The Hon. WMIIom E. Rtz- FOR RENT that has withered fields in America’s viable, he said. He added that July warned his colleagues against "dispar­ on possible "widespread” fraud a center in a vacant house the hospital owns at 11 S. Gerold, Judge, of the Court NEW Commercial rental HEW 1988 SIO BLAZER breadbasket could escalate into full- weather is more critical to the crops ate legislative initiatives hung on and bribery in the military's Alton St The hospital plans to renovate and expand of Probate, District of Man­ space. Main Street and 8000 TNINOS ^ 5 chester at o hearing held on ROCKVILLE. One Bed- scale disaster unless rain comes soon, and good rainfall from now on could do various bills and flying in from various purchase of electronic gear. the house, hospital spokesman Andrew Beck said West Middle Turnpike. TO EAT 4 Lines — 10 Days FOUY EROIPPEO VC W in ARnMAIIC TRANSMSSION places with no certainty that the June 7, 19M ordered that all roam, Elm Street, In­ 2-650 square feet or the nation’s top farm official says. much to revitalize them. Story on page 4. Tuesday. claims must be presented to cludes heat and hot 504 charge each addi­ Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng answered questions Tuesday administration would accept them.” The hospital’s main goal in creating the center is the fiduciary at the address 1-1300 square feet ap­ tional line, per day. You below. Failure to promptly water, stove and re­ proximate. Call Bob Lyng told lawmakers Tuesday that the morning from the Senate Agriculture "There may be no rain,” Sen. Rudy to attract more employees, Beck said. frigerator, modern kit­ can cancel at any time. Index present any such claim may Klernan. 649-1147. government is providing aid to ease Committee and returned to Capitol Hill Boschwitz, R-Minn., said, “ but there’s Plans call for the expansion of the 700-square-foot result In the loss of rights to chen and bath. 1 manth CHAPONIS Brothers SDRRY, going to be a rain of various proposals B uilnesi_____18 Obituaries______2 recover such claim. s e c u rity . $495 per Strawberries. Pick ND REFUNDS DR "what could well be a catastrophe.” He in the afternoon for a talk with House house to a 3,500-square-foot facility, which would Johanna Bruder Roy, manth. Also, Rock­ VACATNN your own, Clark Street, ADJUSTMENTS 15,395 said it was "still a little bit soon to say Agriculture Committee Chairman E. with everyone trying to outdo one Claasllled - 19-20 Opinion______6 accommodate up to 24 infants and toddlers and Assistant Clerk ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ $ we have a general disaster nationwide, another, whoever gets to the press Comics . . 16 People. RENTALS South Windsor. Free CALL HERALD #8832 “ Kika” de la Garza, D-Texas. about 40 preschoolers. Beck said. The fiduciary Is; tage Street, 1 bedroom, containers. Open 8am- but the potential is there.” Lawmakers are talking about con­ first.” Connecticut____ 4 Science____ The proposed center is primarily for hospital Nancy Dutton, modern bath, stove, Executrix WATERFRONT. Lake 8pm or until picked out. CLASSIFIED 1221 MAM n. • MAMKIin, R I Wheat fields in Montana and the gressional action to help ease farm Lyng said it was too early to push Focus______7 Sports------employees, who would get priority over the public. c/e JoAnn Paul, Attorney carpet. 1 month secur­ Chaffee. 2 bedroom, No children under 14 Ui RKQ Dakotas already are in bad shape, he such a measure now but said it was F n n i i 11-12 Talevltlon _ ity. $415 per month. money woes arising from the drought. But it would be opened to the public to help the 447 Center Street furnished cottage with allowed In field. Call important to be ready to do so before Lo cal____ 2-3, 10 U.S./World . Manchester, C T 04040 Coll 872-6199 or225-1012. private beach. $350 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 MCIMY said, and additional weeks of scorching Both House and Senate have fprmed 528-5741 for 646-6464 Lottery______2 Weather___ 017-06 The Garnet Company. weekly. Call 649-6260. Information. temperatures and no rain could cause task forces to work with Lyng in Congress adjourns this fall. See D A Y C A R E , page 10 1 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 15, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June IS, 1988 — 3

'S Pay hike approved RECORD for assessor post

-.V A b o u t T ow n Births Bv Andrew Yurkovsky salary above those of similar Manchester Herald town administrators. Others won­ dered whether changing just the 'Persaud, VInod Thaknr, son of Ghansham S. and requirements would be sufficient Young artlstt compete Usha Shiurattan Persaud of 40 Olcott St. was bom The town Board of Directors to attract more candidates. May 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His voted Tuesday to increase the Performer! of Connecticut is now accepting A memorandum to the board maternal grandparent is R. Shivrattan of Manches­ salary for the assessor and to applications for its 16th Annual Young Artists change the job requirements in from Werbner said that the Competition to be held at Ives Hall on the campus of ter. His paternal grandparent is Bhan Persaud. He h\ IV order to attract more applicants salary increase would put the pay has two sisters, Anida, 15 and Indra, 18 months. Western Connecticut State University in Danbury for the position. for the assessor above those of the on Dec. t, S and 4. The competiton is held for piano, Scoville, Lorin Elizabeth, daughter of Gary B. and health director, recreation direc­ woodwinds and brass soloists ages 18-30. Prises Fern Loveland Scoville of 66 Harlan St. was bom The salary range for the position will increase from tor. budget and research officer, worth $8,000 and performance opportunities will be May 26 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her planning director, and water and $34,175-$43,145 to $37,593-$47,460. awarded. Deadline for submitting tapes is Oct. 21. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Earl C. sewer administrator. The Grand Finale Concert will be held on Dec. 4 at Loveland Sr. of 33 Lewis St. Her paternal and work experience will be Ives Hall at 2:30 p.m. For information, call 227-8998. grandmother is Mrs. Jean B. Scoville of 66 Harlan considered in lieu of of the Director James F. “ Dutch” St. She has a sister, Kimberly Ann, 20. bachelor’s degree formerly Fogarty said that the assessor’s Stack. Edward Charles, son of Edward M. and required. salary should be set according to Tech tchool holds reunion Kim Keeler Stack of 38 Lilac St. was bom May 29 at the marketplace, not according to The change in the job require­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal what other administrators were Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical ments was approved unanim­ School Class of 1083 will hold its 28th anniversary grandparents are Sally and Charles Keeler of 47 making. Academy St. His paternal grandparents are ously by the board during its ” If we’ve got to pay money for reunion at Willie’s Steak House on Center Street meeting in the Lincoln C!enter Edward and Lynn Stack of Enfield. He has a sister, one guy. don’t tell me we’ve got to J Friday at 7:30 p.m. Officers of the senior class are hearing room. But the board Nichole Lynn, 15 months. do it for the other guy,” he said. Robert Dubaldo, president; George Daniels Jr., crossed party lines on the salary Tucker, Rhet Edward, son of Robert A. and Tedford had suggested that the vice president; Steven Walker, secretary; Chester increase, voting 5-4 in favor of it. Yaworski, treasurer. The event is dedicated to the Elizabeth Tucker of 25 Kerry St. was bom May 28 at change in requirements alone Democratic Director Kenneth N. might be sufficient to draw memory of the late William McGoohan, mathemat­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. He has a sister, Tedford and the three Republican ics instructor and faculty advisor to the class. Jessica Lyn, 6. applicants, but Werbner said that directors — Theunis "Terry” he believed the town would still Botticello, Anthony Francis, son of Richard D. David Kool/Msnchester Htrald Werkhoven, Geoffrey Naab and and MaryEIlen Tebecio Botticello of 595 Hillstown have difficulty. He said that in Seniors to sponsor fair Ronald Osella — voted against .• surrounding towns the salary was Road was bom May 29 at Manchester Memorial PLAYTIME — Waddell School, klndergartners Fred by the school's Parent-Teacher Association, was in use the salary increase. Spencer Village Craft Club will hold a crafts fair Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Qegenhelmer, left, and Jason Marandino climb on the for the first time. more than $43,000. U at the recreation hall on Pascal Lane Saturday, Mrs. Francis Tebecio of East Hartford. His paternal school’s new playscape Tuesday. Theplayscape, funded The position of assessor has Republican Director Ronald June 25, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Parking is free and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Botticello been vacant since J. Richard Osella said that the assessor's crafts include handmade items, tag sale gifts and of 21 Hickory Lane. He has a brother, Ricky, 3, and Vincent resigned from the post in salary was already above the food. two sisters, Jackie, 5>A and Sarah, 8. May in the wake of criticism over median of towns of similar size. Shonty, Michael Jeffrey, son of Jeffrey L. and how the town’s in-house revalua­ “ I’m reluctant to raise the J l Karen Meyers Shonty of 126 Falknor Drive was born tion was handled. The town is salary of the postition strictly to Safe Rides elects officers AP photo Water rate increase is approved May 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His planning to seek proposals from attract more candidates,” he The membership of the Manchester Safe Rides LEAN ON ME — Leonard Swedler maternal grandmother is Mrs. Dorothy Meyers, 571 outside firms to carry out a new said. The phone’s new tilted position also By Andrew Yurkovsky increase, from 97 cents per 100 proved, the minimum charge of next five years under the manag­ revaluation. N elected the following officers for the 1988-89 year. Center St. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and completes a call from a pay telephone provides a place for Swedler to rest Manchester Herald cubic feet of water consumed to $31.20 per quarter for those who er’s rate structure, though sewer The original requirements Mark Moran, president; Denise Dubaldo, vice Mrs. Sol R. Shonty of Boynton Beach, Fla. Six applications for the asses­ called for a bachelor’s degree that Is still In service after being while placing his call. Morawski, Brendan Peter, son of Merek and $1.31. use up to 1,220 cubic feet of water rates might increase. sor’s job were received, five of president; Carla Trovato, secretary; Alison Larkin, Republican Director Geoffrey would be eliminated. In its place, plus four years of progressively treasurer. uprooted by a wayward car In Miami. Dierdre Shaw Morawski of 60 Lockwood St. was The Democratic majority on them last Friday, the closing day. Naab proposed increases half the a fixed quarterly service charge Democratic Director James F. more responsible experience in bom May 28 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His the town Board of Directors “Dutch” Fogarty called the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss rejected a Republican proposal size as those approved for all of $5.01 would be instituted. assessment, including two years maternal grandparents are Ralph Shaw of lower rate proposal “ greatonthe reported to the board Tuesday. supervising a major assessment Health clinics canceled Mashpee, Mass, and Elizabeth Shaw of 91 Overlook for lower water and sewer rates classes of water and sewer “ When we adopt as we have in Assistant Town Manager O bitu aries consumption. He did not recom­ the past a rate that is to remain publicity angle.” Speaking to job. The Community Health Care Services Inc. has Drive. His paternal grandparents are Zdzislaw and Tuesday night, calling it a politi­ Naab, he added, “ You know it’s Steven R. Werbner said that of cal move. mend any change in the fixed steady for a long period of time... canceled all community clinics as of June 27 until Stanislaw Morawski of Lublin, Poland. His not going to go through, because the total number of applicants, In place of that background, the The directors, in a second vote quarterly service charge. the residents at the end of that new requirements would allow further notice. Those residents who have special Church, Manchester, and a long­ maternal great-grandparents are Florence Shaw it’s not fiscally responsible.” only one met the minimum 10; 30 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral along party lines, then approved The lower rates were rejected, time are faced with a big jump,” one of two alternatives; an needs should call the office at 228-9428. Edward Dziadus, time member of the Glastonbury Home, 400 Main St., with the Rev. and Johanna Havey. His paternal great- requirements for the job. Of the grandparent is Tomasz Nikonowicz. He has a sister, the rates originally proposed by 6 to 3 by the Democratic majority Naab said in defending the lower Director Stephen T. Cassano five who didn’t meet the require­ associate’s degree in a related past Manchester Volunteer Fire Department. V. Joseph Milton officiating. the town manager. on the board. The original rates rates. and other Democratic directors field and five years’ experience in He is survived by a sister, Mrs. Private burial will be in East Bridget, 6. ments, four did not have a college The approved rate for water proposed were then approved 6 to He said he was proposing the said that the lower increase assessment with two years super­ Women discuss eating disorders Symphony head Marguerite Carlson of Manches­ Cemetery. Calling hours are Kibble, Alyssa Ann, daughter of Thomas J. and degree and one with a college use is a 20 percent increase for 3. with the three Republicans — lower rate with the understand­ would mean less money available vising a major assessment job, or A support group for women ages 16 to 25 who have ter, and several nieces and Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. Catherine C. Gagne Kibble of 27 Marshall Road was degree did not have sufficient Edward S. Dziadus, 76, of residential users, from $2.18 to Naab. Theunis “ Terry” Werk- ing that rates would have to be for capital improvements in the high school graduation and six an eating disorder will be held weekly during the nephews. Memorial donations may be bom May 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her experience, Werbner said. Mountain Street, Ellington, hus­ 2.62 per 100 cubic feet of water. hoven and Ronald Osella — increased next year. The admin­ water system. year' experience in assessment summer. For information, call Schroeder Asso­ Funeral arrangements are in­ made to the Newington Child­ maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Some directors expressed con­ band of the late Rose M. Dziadus, The approved sewer rate for casting nay votes. istration has said that the water “ It’s penny wise and pound with two years supervising a ciates Psychological Services at 875-0292 by complete. The Holmes Funeral ren’s Hospital, 181 E. Cedar St., Gagne of Vernon. Her paternal grandparents are cern Tuesday that the .salary died Monday at home. residential users is a 35 percent Under the rate structure ap­ rates would remain stable for the foolish.” Cas.sano said. increa.se would put the assessor's major assessment job. Monday. An accompiished violinist, he Home, 400 Main St. is in charge of Newington, 06111. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kibble, 21 St. John St. was a founding member and past arrangements. Stewart, Alyze Mary, daughter of John M. and Seniors play bridge president of the Manchester Doris Alexander Sue-Ann Kozak Stewart of Manchester was born Symphony Orchestra. He also Rose Virelli June 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her Bridge scores from the Senior Citizens’ game played in local dance bands and Doris (Strong) Alexander, wife maternal grandparents are John and Agnes Kozak Directors endorse park improvement played Thursday were; North-South 1, Linda chamber music groups. Rose (Edgerton) Virelli, 75, of of Rocco J. Alexander of South of 32 Willard Road. Her paternal grandparents are Simmons-Mollie Timreck; .2-3, Hal Lucal-Jim Bom in Manchester, he was the Manchester, wife of Joseph A. Windsor and mother of Su^n Arthur E. and Ruth V. Stewart of South Windsor. By Andrew Yurkovsky ing that the administration would clude some of the lighting and provements, which were to in­ It’s Not Too Late Baker; 2-3 Louise Kermode-Bette Martin. East- son of the late Stanley and Virelli, died Tuesday at an area Carreiro of Bolton, died Monday Manchester Herald » put together specifications for the road work originally proposed in clude the cleaning of Center West 1, Virginia Petersen-Marion McCarthy; 2, Ann Pauline Dziadus. A graduate of convalescent home. at a son’s home in South Windsor. lodge and h§ive them reviewed by a more ambitious plan for park Springs Pond. The first-phase Staub-Suzanne Shorts; 3, Sid Mendelsohn-Deane Manchester High School, he was She was bom in West Hartford Besides her husband and Public Meetings Plans for the relocation of town the board before putting the lodge improvements. Director Stephen cost had been estimated at To Shop The McCarthy. employed by CheneyBros. before on July 19, 1912, and lived in daughter, she is survived by offices to make way for the full out to bid. He said he did not know T. Cassano told the board. Spend­ $ 639, 680. Joining Case Bros. Paper Co., Manchester since 1955. She was a another daughter, Mary Hebert reopening of Highland Park when the bids would be sought. ing on the lodge would be limited Meetings scheduled tonight; where he retired as a sales member of the American Associ­ of Edwards Air Force Base, School moved another step for­ The board, during its meeting to not more than $175,000 under Republican Director Ronald CoDege Notes manager for the Boise Cascade ation of Retired Persons and the Calif.; two sons, Ralph J. Alex­ ward Tuesday. in the Lincoln Center hearing the plan approved Tuesday. Osella said he had decided to JCPenney Catalog Division. He was an active Senior Citizens’ Center. She was a ander and Raymond J. Alex­ Manchester The town Board of Directors room, approved the plans for the support the park plan partly member and past president of the member of St. Bridget Church, ander, both of South Windsor; approved a plan to spend not improvements in a 6 to 3 vote that because of the role it would play Commission on the Handicapped, Senior Citizens’ The original park improvement Manchester Coon & Fox Club, Manchester. and nine grandchildren. more than $250,000 for improve­ crossed party lines. Democratic in the reopening of Highland Park Center, 7; 30 p.m. plans called for spending a total For Father’s Day 5 Salve Regina graduate past president of the Manchester Besides her husband, she is The funeral will be Thursday at ments to Center Springs park, Director Barbara B. Weinberg of $567,152 for the first phase of School. Osella had earlier spoken Sportsmen’s Association and a survived by two daughters, Patri­ 11 .m. at Samsel & Carmon Housing Authority, 24 Bluefield Drive, 7:30 p.m. and Republican Directors Theu­ against the more costly park Jenifer Joy Stephens of South Road, Bolton, which would include a new lodge the improvements, $344,502 of Shop Catalog for a perfect "Dad" gift graduated May 15 from Salve Regina College with a member of the Barber Hill Field cia A. Virelli of Manchester, and Funeral Home, 419 Buckland to house offices of the town nis "Terry” Werkhoven and which would be spent on a lodge. plan. Trial Club.xHe enjoyed hunting Betty Wenzel of West Hurley, Road, South Windsor, with the Geoffrey Naab opposed the plan. Weinberg said that she was from among the vast selection of bachelor of science degree in elementary education. Bolton Recreation Department. The Re­ The reduction was achieved values including apparel, electronics, and trout fishing. N.Y.; three grandchildren; and Rev. John Adams officiating. creation Department has to va­ Under the motion approved by concerned about spending such a Cholesterol screening (by appointment). Com­ through scaling down the im­ tools and sporting goods. Catalog He is survived by a son and three great-grandchildren. Burial will be private in We.st cate its offices at Highland Park the directors, the spending of any sum of money on the improve­ Siblings receive degrees munity Hall, 9 a.m. to noon. provements and reducing the size orders will be delivered to this store for daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. The funeral will be Friday at Cemetery, Manchester. There School by the fall of 1989 in order money on the improvements ments because of the possibility Christopher E. DelSIgnore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fire Commissioners, firehouse, 7 p.m. of the lodge. pick-up* before Father's Day. Raymond Deblois of Elliitgton; 9' 15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral ' are no calling hours. for the school to reopen. would still need another OK by Cassano said Tuesday he had that a new municipal building and Edward F. SelSignore of Bolton, recently received two sisters, Elizabeth Dziadus of Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass Memorial donations may be Public hearing-inland wetlands, Herrick Park, police headquarters might be For ease and convenience, there's no his bachelor of arts degree in economics from the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss the board. no new estimate for the cost of the Manchester and Mrs. James of Christian burial at 10 a.m. at St. made to Meals on Wheels, in care 7:30 p.m. built sometime soon. better way to shop than the JCPenney University of Connecticut. said after Tuesday’s board meet­ The improvements would in­ second phase of the park im­ (Agnes) Romayko of East Hart­ Bridget Church, Main Street. of Mrs. Ruth Ginn, V.N.A., 945 Catalog. With over 1200 pages of His sister, Carolynn E. DelSIgnore, received her ford; four grandchildren; a Burial will be in Rose Hill Asylum Ave., Hartford 06105. Coventry great values you’re sure to find a gift bachelor of science degree in Biology from Fairfield great-grandchild; eight nieces Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. even for the Dad who has everything. University. She was also named to the dean’s honor and nephews. Calling hours are Thursday from School Building Committee, Coventry High list for the spring semester and is presently Bernard Goode School, 7:30 p.m. Firefighters, managers get pay hikes *For home delivery, please place your order The funeral will be Friday at 3 to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. one or two days earlier. attending Quinnipiac College, enrolled in the 8:15 a.m. from the John F. Memorial donations may be Bernard Lee Goode Jr., 2>A Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s master's program for pathologist’s assistant. Park, 7:30 p.m. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. made to the American Cancer months, of East Hartford, son of By Andrew Yurkovsky votes. The agreement with the fire­ of that 50 percent would be Center St., Manchester, followed Society, 243 E. Center St., Man­ Bernard Lee St. and April Sharise Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, 8 p.m. Manchester Herald There are 21 town employees in fighters provides for a one-half allowed to live from 12 to 24 miles Given award at Hartwick by a Mass at 8:45 a.m. in St. chester 06040. Fisher and grandson of Robert the residual unit, which includes percent salary increase for this from town, while the other half James Church, Manchester. Bur­ Lee and Jessie Fisher II of year only — to 7 percent — above Dayna E. Peck, daughter of Mrs. Naomi W. Peck Salary increases for tpwn fire­ social workers, construction in­ would have to live within 12 miles ial will be in St. James Cemetery. Manchester, died Monday at the 6*/4 percent negotiated a year of Manchester and Robert D. Peck of Gales Ferry, John A. Suhie fighters and middle management spectors and recreation supervi­ of town. Calling hours are Thursday from Hartford Hospital. sors. Besides the salary increase ago. The firefighter’s contract The previously approved con­ has been awarded the Domet Political Science employees were approved by the 7 to 9 p.m. John A. Suhie, 69, of 69 New St., Besides his parents and mater­ Thoughts for these employees, the contract expires on June 30, 1990. tract allowed no more than 25 award at Hartwick College in Oneonta. N Y. town Board of Directors Tuesday Memorial donations may be husband of the late Marion nal grandparents, he is survived night in votes along party lines. provides for upgrading salaries The agreement also allows up percent of the firefighters to live made to the North Central (Montie) Suhie, died Tuesday at by a brother, Travone Fisher, at of five positions to bring them in to 50 percent of the approxi­ outside town, though within a Hospice, in care of the Visiting St. Francis Hospital and Medical home; his paternal grandmother, ‘Happy are those who mourn for they shall be The management workers, mately 60 firefighters to live radius of 12 miles. The remainder Designated honor scholar satisfied' line with those in surrounding Nurse and Community Care, 26 Center, Hartford. Marion Wilson of Hartford; her members of Chapter 106 of the towns. outside town. Not more than half had to live within town. Lucretia Klar of 121 Birch Mountain Road, Park St., Rockville 06066, or the He was bom on Oct. 1,1918. He paternal grandfather. Tommy One might translate this as ‘happy are the Residual Unit of the Civil Service Bolton; Scott Richardson of 33 Rosewood Lane. American Cancer Society. served a total of eight years in Lee Williams of Rocky Hill; his unhappy.’ It is a startling paradox. This is the Employees Affiliates, will re­ Bolton; Paul E. Potamianos of 70 Duval St.; and various branches of the armed paternal great-grandmother, and strongest Greek word for mourning. It describes a ceive increases of 6'A percent in mourning which cannot be hidden. It is not some Dana ZackIn of 297 Ferguson Road were among 35 Francis W. McCue forces with extensive World War h is maternal great­ each year of a three-year con­ recent graduates of the University of Connecticut to II experience. He was a member grandmother; four uncles; three indifferent shrug nor is it a simple Tm sorry.’ The tract effective July 1. The fire­ FAIRWAY DEPT. be designated as honors scholars. Francis W. McCue, 77, of 126 mourning which leads to happiness is the mourning fighters will receive a one-half of the 118th Tactical Reconnai- aunts; and several other 975 Main St., Manchester HOURS: Honors scholars are outstanding students who are Garth Road, died Wednesday at a sance Squadron, 23rd Fighter relatives. of repentance. It is to hurt and grieve because of our percent increase July 1 as part of M-T-W-F 9-6:00 sin. 646-1717 scholastically capable and educationally Manchester convalescent home. Group, 10th and 14th Air Force There are no calling hours. an agreement that would allow MC/VISA Thurs. 9-0 / Sat. 9-5:30 ambitious. One of the functions of the prophet in the Old He was bom in Glastonbury on Divisions. He saw action in China The funeral will be Thursday at more of them to live outside town. “From the Basics to the ImpossibleSTORE to Find, You Should Come Here FIrstI 9 Testament was to mourn on behalf of the people. Do Dec. 26, 1910, and he was a and India during World War II. noon at the Gennaro J. Following brief discussion, the resident of Manchester since He is survived by his mother, Capobianco-Greater Hartford we grieve over the sins of our society. Does it bother us to see some of the trends within our world? When board voted 6 to 3 to approve the WINDOW SHADES CUT ★ CUSTOM FRAMING * KEYS MADE Dr. Crane’s Quiz 1960. He was a veteran of World Elizabeth Goodspeed of Andover; Funeral Home, 598 Farmington new management contract and 6 War II, serving in the U.S. Army. two sons, William E. Suhie of Old Ave., Hartford. The Rev. Jacob we begin to be unhappy or mourn over sin in all of its ugly manifestations. There is a happiness that to 3 to approve the agreement Before retiring in 1975, he was a Saybrook and Dr. Richard J. Elizey of New Rochelle. N.Y., will with the firefighters. In both painter for Pratt and Whitney, Suhie of Milford; and five officiate. Burial will be in Mount comes from being In accord with our Creator’s 1. The circus creature that loudly applauds his value system. cases, the three Republican own acts eats East Hartford. He was a com­ grandchildren. St. Benedict Cemetery, members — Theunis “ Terry” FAIRWAY DOLLARS RAW MEAT BANANAS FISH PEANUTS municant of St. Bartholomew’s The funeral will be Saturday at Bloomfield. Werkhoven, Geoffrey Naab and Pastor Paul S. Johansson. 2. Which one of these is ruined by your feet? Ronald Osella — cast the nay 8 Emanuel Lutheran Church HAVILAND AXMINSTER CHIPPENDALE STERLING W eath er OFF 3. Which one of our presidents was sworn Into JCPenney ^ office on an airplane? 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Dakota House chief of staff isn’t a sign of Baker said he had told Bush he was The Associated Press installed court-authorized wire tary of the Navy for acquisition lame-duck status for President Rea­ quitting, but did not raise the issue of HARTFORD — A 20-year-old woman was taps at several locations in the management, international pro­ North Dakota voters again refused to jump whether he might be available as a on the lottery bandwagon, Maine Republicans gan, but says that label may not be far hospitalized when two school buses carrying WASHINGTON - Investiga­ Pentagon as part of the grams and congressional away if the administration makes no running mate. Laughingly, Baker Weaver High School pupils were sprayed with tors bugged Pentagon offices investigation. support. rejected a $500,000 bid by an L.L. Bean heiress added, “More important, he’s never for a congressional nomination, and progress soon on its remaining what apparently was pellet gun fire, authorities over a nearly two-year period The wire taps, according to In addition, a former Navy objectives. discussed that with me." said. before staging coordinated raids sources, were in place for much of official, MeIvyn Paisley, now a Virginians sent a Democrat to Washington in a Baker conceded in an interview that there and at defense contractors the two-year investigation. Washington consultant to aero­ special election. When Duberstein replaces Baker, “I think someone just went berserk or other staff members are sure to leave there will be slightly more than six whatever and shot at two buses,” Vice Principal in 12 states — including Connecti­ Search warrants were served space companies, was served With 94 percent of the North Dakota vote as the clock runs down on the Reagan cut — as part of a nnassive by the FBI and the Naval with a search warrant, the FBI counted from Tuesday’s election, the lottery months remaining in Reagan's pre­ Robert Morris said after the shooting Tuesday. administration and that the lame- sidency. It will be only four months investigation of alleged fraud, Investigative Service at the Pen­ said. proposal lost by 58,417 votes to 41,799 votes duck status could take hold by Tara Simmons of Hartford, a student, was From 1981 to April 1987 Paisley before Reagan’s successor is chosen. admitted in satisfactory condition at St. Francis bribery and bid-fixing in military tagon and more than 30 locations North Dakotans also had a meaningless, summer’s end. purchasing. in 12 states, the Justice Depart­ was assistant secretary of the last-in-the-nation presidential primary. No And Baker said the last major "He will be a lame duck at some Hospital with superficial wounds to the back of FBI agents searched the files of ment said. Navy for research, engineering her head, spokesman Peter Mobilia said. Democrats entered, and on the GOP side. Vice objective of a Reagan presidency — a point but it will be after Labor Day, in two top Pentagon officials, a A Northrop Corp. plant that and systems, a key acquisition President George Bush racked up 94 percent strategic arms agreement with the my view, at least,” Baker said. "And Hartford police Capt. Robert Maher said a former Navy official and some of was searched in Newbury Park, post under former Navy Secre­ side window on the bus carrying Simmons of the vote. Soviet Union — probably is not who knows — he may not be then, if the nation’s largest defense con­ Calif., produces target drone tary John F. Lehman. In Maine’s southern 1st Congressional possible for this president. we’re making progress especially on shattered. Mobilia said he was not sure whether Law enforcement sources said A P photo tractors Tuesday. Officials said airplanes and is working on District, Linda Bean-Jones, the granddaugh­ ‘While it is not impossible, it is not foreign policy issues." the injury resulted from the gunfire or flying the investigation focuses on sales development of a new tactical the investigation involves the glass. No one else was struck. ter of outdoors outfitter L.L. Bean, was edged probable that we can do that, but he RESIGNING — Howard Baker, speaking shortly after being Reagan, asked during a picture­ of sophisticated electronic gear to missile, the AGM-136A, for the alleged sale of information by certainly can narrow the differences Pentagon officials to defense by Edward S. O’Meara, an aide to Sen. named White House chief of staff in February 1987, resigned taking session if Baker’s departure J AP photo the military. Air Force and Navy. and hand his successor major pro­ The investigation involves "al­ Three offices of Norden Sys­ contractors through middlemen William Cohen, for the GOP nomination. Tuesday. He wili be replaced by his deputy, Kenneth was evidence of a fading administra­ Children fight for mom In southside Virginia’s 5th Congressional gress in this field," Baker said after tion, replied: "Well, I don’t think it DRUG FIGHTERS — Massachusetts legations of fraud and bribery on tems Inc. in Connecticut, which who were acting as consultants to the surprise announcement that he Duberstein, on July 1. DANBURY — Emergency room nurse Carol Gov. Michael S. Dukakis, ripht, visits the part of defense contractors, produces radar equipment for the the contractors. District, Democrat L.F. Payne Jr., developer should be. He had his reasons for what of a ski and golf resort, defeated former White was leaving the White House, effec­ he’s had to do. We’re going to miss McConnell’s greatest fear — being kept alive with Commander Paul Regan aboard consultants and U.S. government Navy and Air Force, were among The middlemen, according to tive July 1. will supervise a White House staff of Senate. employees,” FBI spokesman the locations searched, according the sources, were in many cases House aide Linda Arey in a special election. him, of course.” artificialiy — has happened to her. her children the Coast Guard Cutter Vigilant in New Baker will be succeeded by his about 325 people including speech In discussing his departure. Baker said during a civil trial they began in an attempt Gregory Jones said. to the U.S. attorney in New previous Department of Defense deputy, Kenneth Duberstein, 44, who, writers, counselors, press officials did strike himself from the list of Baker joined the White House on to end their mother’s life. Bedford, Mass. Dukakis was in the area A Navy source who spoke on Haven, Stanley Twardy. employees who had ready access Handgun foe shoots teen like Baker, has a reputation as a and policy specialists. possible running mates with George Feb. 27, 1987, abandoning his own The 56-year-old Ridgefield woman lies in a to meet with a regional drug task force condition of anonymity said the Federal investigators sealed to various Pentagon officials. conciliator and shrewd negotiator, Along with Baker, White House Bush on the Republican presidential presidential ambitions to help Reagan U coma at the Danbury Paviiion Healthcare and to salute about 100 police officers investigation began with a tip off and searched the Pentagon Federal investigators believe WASHINGTON — Syndicated columnist , particularly with Congress. communications chief Thomas Gris- ticket. dig out from the Iran-Contra scandal. nursing home, the result of a car accident more who completed training for street-levei from a former Navy department office of Victor Cohen, theci vilian that information passed along to Carl T. Rowan says he still strongly opposes Duberstein will be responsible for com said he, too, will be leaving soon, "You don’t turn down requests of He replaced the embattled Donald T. employee to the Naval Investiga­ official responsible for buying the defense contractors from the handguns, even though he used one to shoot a directing the flow of paper and though he did not say when. Griscom that sort if they are made,” Baker Regan, who was at odds with Nancy than three years ago that permanently damaged drug investigation. Pentagon enabled the companies her brain. tive Service. The Justice Depart­ tactical battle command, control, teen-ager who had taken an uninvited dip in visitors to the president’s office and and Baker have been longtime allies, said. "It’s really something that is Reagan and bore the scars of the ment said the probe has been communications and computer to fix their bids at amounts that his backyard swimming pool. coordinating Reagan’s schedule. He dating back to Baker’s service in the presumptuous in the extreme to say. Iran-Contra affair. She can breathe on her own, but is fed by a under way for two years. systems for the Air Force. would ensure their winning de­ tube connected to her stomach. Without it. she Waterbury man killed “I am absolutely for gun control. I still am," Federal law enforcement sour­ Also sealed off and searched partment contracts, the sources said Rowan. "But as long as we have a will die. doctors say. WATERBURY - A Waterbury man who ces, speaking on condition of was the Pentagon office of James said. Her three adult children testified Tuesday in survived a shooting two months ago has been situation where druggies can get guns easily, Trauma of Arab uprising Danbury Superior Court that they want the you have to protect yourself.” N shot and killed in an apparently drug-related feeding tube removed because they know that’s incident, police said. Rowan shot the 18-year-old youth in the what their mother wants. They filed a lawsuit Melvin Burrus. 19, was shot in the head and Witness: Evidence inconclusive wrist early Tuesday morning at his home in an when the nursing home administrators said they chest about 10 p.m. Monday and was declared affluent section of the city. He said he fired dims prospects for peace would not disconnect the tube without a court dead at the scene in front of his apartment NEW LONDON (AP) - Prose­ “I can’t conclude or exclude "When you have sufficient only after the young man lunged at him. order. house. Police said a man in hi.s late teens or cution evidence does not prove that it is Helle Crafts,” he said. experience (in the field) you The youth, Ben Smith of Chevy Chase, Md., JERUSALEM (AP) - The cycle of Palestinian, feels a need to politicize their early 20s shot Burrus at close range and that Helle Crafts is dead, accord­ He also rebutted the state’s become a fellow in the academy, disputed Rowan’s account, saying he was * terror and hatred in Israel and the children. We socialize our children into the Three die In raft mishap continued firing into the air before fleeing. ing to a defense witness whose claims that bone fragments from isn’t that right, Dr. Taff?" trying to flee when Rowan shot him. "That’s occupied territories has created a psycho­ conflict. It is a central element in their credibility was challenged by the a dead pig, put through a wood Flanagan asked sharply. no reason to shoot a pefson — for swimming in logical barrier between Jews and Palesti­ willingness to continue it,” said Sabella, WOODBRIDGE - Three people died of UConn to study racism state in the murder trial of chipper in a test, matched in size "I can’t answer that. I don’t his pool," Smith said. nians that distances prospects for peace in who teaches at Bethlehem University. injuries suffered when a makeshift raft Richard Crafts. and shape bone fragments found know the criteria for becoming a the Middle East, social scientists say. But he said the Palestinians, after 21 overturned in a muddy pond, trapping the STORRS — The University of Connecticut, Dr. Mark Taff. a forensic on the banks of the Housatonic fellow,” Taff answered in a "Wo Israelis and Palestinians both feel years of Israeli military rule in the West occupants underwater for about a half hour, responding to complaints of racism on campus pathologist from New York, River identifed as being from the shaken voice. Baptists elect conservative trapped in this conflict. If we don’t master Bank and Gaza Strip, had no choice but to authorities said. made by Asian-American students, will testified Tuesday he based his remains of Mrs. Crafts. Taff said he never testified in a SAN ANTONIO, Texas — Fundamentalists our emotions, they will master us,” stage the uprising. A fourth person aboard the raft Tuesday, examine how to attack racial insensitivity and finding on a review of reports Richard Crafts. 50, of New­ Connecticut court before but had tightened their grip on the Southern Baptist Bernard Sabella, a Palestinian sociolo­ "We are suffering from the intefadeh," identified as Joel Williams of New Haven, was improve the quality of college life for the written by other forensic experts town, is charged with killing his testified many times in New Convention by electing another conservative gist, told an unusual joint seminar of Sabella said, using the Arabic term for able to free himself but he could not lift the raft minority students. and a 45-minute examination of wife on Nov. 18 or 19, 1986, and York. Jewish and Arab social scientists on uprising. “It is a trip, not a happy trip, but photographs and body parts disposing of her body with a He said he disagreed with the president, who said he hopes to mend the a trip we have been forced to take.” off his companions because the pond’s bottom Ann L. Huckenbeck. special assistant to division in the nation’s largest Protestant Tuesday. "The little identified by witnesses for the chainsaw and wood chipper. opinion of Dr. H. Wayne Carver About 400 left-wing Israelis and several shop with was too muddy, police said. UConn President John T. Casteen III, said state as the remains of Helle Under cross-examination by from the state’s medical examin­ denomination. Since the rebellion began Dec. 8 in the The small wood raft had railings around all Casteen has instructed a team of administrators dozen Arabs attended the daylong confer­ Crafts. State’s Attorney Walter Flana­ er’s office that Mrs. CYafts was The Rev. Jerry Vines, who narrowly ence aimed at discussing how to minimize occupied lands, more than 205 Palestini­ big fashion four sides and vertical bars, and was kept afloat to study how well the university treats the Taff said that the small pieces gan, Taff said he became state dead. He also disagreed with Dr. defeated a moderate Tuesday, said the ans have been killed. Two Israelis have ideas.” by metal drums. Police said it sank in four feel the psychological damage caused by the growing number of Asian-American students, of bone and a partial tooth he was certified in forensic pathology Lowell Levine, a forensic dentist, denomination has turned rightward bCcause violence. also died. of water about 50 feet from the shore of Konolds and how weli it teaches the history, culture and shown did not provide him enough this year and was a member but that a tooth and crown found of "strong grass-roots feelings on the part of During the conference, Israelis poured The conference was held at a hotel in Pond, where the four people had gone fishing. languages of Asia. criteria to reconstruct a body and not a fellow in the American along the Housatonic definitely our people.” • out guilt feelings about being occupiers primarily Jewish west Jerusalem because make a positive identification. Academy of Forensic Sciences. came from Mrs. Crafts. Vines also told a news conference he hoped and Palestinians spoke of the pain of their no institution could be found to sponsor the "we can move in the direction of healing" the six-month-old uprising. meeting. bitter conflict between conservative and Many voiced concern that the prolonged The Israelis who took part were not moderate Southern Baptists. conflict, which dates to early in the . typical of the population, which polls show State joins in anti-trust iawsuit Vines defeated the Rev. Richard Jackson by century when the British ruled Palestine, is becoming more hawkish. Most at the Please note: 15,804 to 15,112. But similarly close votes in the is causing children to grow up in hatred, session were critical of their country’s Qosed Monday for June, July and August 643-4958 past have not deterred extension of the making peace unattainable. treatment of Arabs and of its failure to do against major insurance firms fundamentalist platform. "Each society, the Israelis and the enough to get peace talks started. HARTFORD (AP) — Attorney agencies in Connecticut to obtain cut people —10 percent of the jobs 5 Ariane rocket blasts off General Joseph I. Lieberman insurance that was sufficient and in this state.” says politics played no part in his affordable for their needs,” Lieb­ Lieberman. who is running this KOUROU, French Guiana — The European House decides decision to have Connecticut join erman said at a news conference year for the U.S. Senate seat now Space Agency launched its new, powerful 19 other states in antitrust action at his office. held by incumbent Republican generation of Ariane rocket today, lifting LAKESIDE against major insurers. Connecticut insurers reacted Lowell P. Weicker Jr., denied three satellites into orbit and showing future against a raise The decision Tuesday put him with surprise to the announce­ suggestions that his decision in customers that the vehicle is ready for CAFE and LOUNGE squarely on the side of busi­ ment and denied wrongdoing. the insurance case was politically service. . nesses, municipalities and indi­ Industry representatives also motivated. Ariane 4 blasted off without a hitch from the in eiection year vidual consumers against the questioned the timing of the 50 Lake Street, Coventry • 742-1908 "I made this decision as the European Space Agency space center on the state’s powerful insurance announcement, which came on north coast of South America at 7:19 EDT. WASHINGTON (AP) — The House took a look industry. the same day U.S. Sen. Howard attorney general of Connecticut, toward the fall election and decided now is not the Connecticut was one of 10 states Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, began not as a candidate for the U.S. Sixty-six seconds later the first-stage boosters fired according to plan, with the final, time to give itself a pay raise, but it left intact plans to join what Lieberman called the hearings on the issue in Washing­ Senate. I'm comfortable with the to boost salaries for federal civilian employees. Grand Opening of our ‘‘second wave” of the antitrust ton. D.C. decision.” he said. "I’ve liked it third-stage rockets, firing at 5 minutes 49 when I’ve been called the 'peo­ seconds after takeoff. By a vote of 230-170, the lawmakers on Tuesday actions filed by eight original The Hartford Insurance Group states at U.S. District in San ple’s lawyer.’ I’m not the trial The space shot was designed by stripped from a government spending bill a said it was “shocked” that lawyers’ lawyer or the insurance Arianespace, the agency’s commercial arm, proposed 4 percent hike in pay for themselves and Francisco in March. Texas has Lieberman decided to join the filed a separate lawsuit. companies’ lawyer.” to demonstrate the space readiness of the other top government officials. They left in place the antitrust suit. boost in salaries for other federal workers. The lawsuits accused U.S. and Lieberman said he couldn’t Ariane 4, Europe’s biggest and most versatile London insurers, brokers and “We find it extremely disap­ rocket ever. The House then voted 301-96 for the overall bill, a pointing that the attorney general predict what the political ramifi­ others of conspiring to restrict cations of his decision would be, $16.1 billion spending package for the Treasury, liability coverage, contributing to in our own state — ‘the insurance Postal Service, the Executive Office of the state’ — would become party to except that he would no longer Mecham’s trial nears end the insurance crisis earlier this accept political contributions President and other federal agencies. The measure decade. this unwarranted action.” the PHOENIX, Ariz. — A prosecutor who was now goes to the Senate. company said in a statement. from any of the defendants in the ‘‘The actions of the defendants, case. likened to an Auschwitz guard by Evan Members of Congress now make $89,500 and the while not responsible for the “It is also a big disappointment Mecham’s attorney blasted the comparison as bill would havp let that automatically increase by 4 entire insurance crisis of the to us that Mr. Lieberman would He said determinations of a vicious tactic to conceal a poor defense of the percent next January along with the rest of the mid-1980s, contributed to make it show little concern for an indus­ whose contributions would be ex-govemor’s failure to report a $350,000 federal work force. more difficult for businesses and try that is responsible for the accepted would be made on a campaign loan. Rep. Phil Crane, R-Ill., offered the amendment to local governments and non-profit employment of 176.000 Connect!- “case-by-case” basis, but that The criminal trial was expected to be sent to block the raises for lawmakers. Supreme Court they would definitely not be justices. Cabinet officers and other federal officials accepted from corporate political the jury today after prosecutor Barnett Lotstein completes his rebuttal statement and at the top of the pay scale. action committees or key com­ Crane said Congress didn’t deserve more pay, pany officials. jurors are given instructions. Valentine card found Lotstein told the jurors Tuesday that especially given its dismal record in reducing THURSDAYS 5:00-9:00 PM Connecticut filed suit against 32 Mecham’s attorney gave a "laundry list of federal deficits. 9 insurance industry defendants at excuses” but no valid explanation why the “I think... based upon performance we should not Featuring 45 years after mailing U.S. District Court in San Fran­ former governor and his brother, Willard, be contemplating such pay raises” just a little over cisco on Tuesday. Also filing failed to report the loan on financial reports a year since Congress’ last boost, he said. He EAST HAVEN (AP) - It was in said. So he tried to have the card similar suits Tuesday were Mary­ r'equired by the state. suggested that lawmakers consider putting them­ ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT February 1943 when Anna Zito, a returned to the address on the land. New Jersey, Ohio, Washing­ Lotstein also bitterly criticized Mecham’s selves on a “commission basis” as an incentive to teen-ager in New Haven, put two back of the envelope. ton, Pennsylvania, Colorado, defense lawyer, Michael Scott, for comparing reduce federal red ink, although that was not part of 3-cent “Win the War” stampsona The card could not be returned Alaska, Montana and Michigan. him and co-prosecutor Michael Cudahy, both his legislative proposal. Salad Bar Valentine’s Day card and mailed to its place of origin because the BBQ Ribs assistant attorneys general, to the guards at Several members defended the increases as it to her sister in Boise, Idaho. address was a building that had Auschwitz, the Nazi death camp. Forty-five years later, the card been tom down to make way for needed to attract top people to government. BBQ Chicken Baked Beans has turned up in a New Hqven Interstate 95. As a result, the card IT’S STRAWBERRY TIME! Rep. Steny Hoyer, D-Md., said he’d want the post office. The envelope, still was turned over to an associate Nicaragua shifts policy voters to throw him out of office if they didn’t think he deserved the same pay increase as other federal white, was unopened and undam­ post office director who had Just Follow These Directions- MANAGUA. Nicaragua — In a major policy Baked Potato aged. The writing was barely grown up in the area where Anna employees. f Ptam Winter Loehs shift. President Daniel Ortega has lifted wage smudged and the postmark — Zito had lived. PICK YOUR OWN “It’s image. It’s political posturing,” Hoyer said He turned for help to another and price controls and instituted massive Feb. 8, 1943, 12:30 p.m.. New austerity measures in an attempt to salvage of the amendment. . ^ u * ONLY Haven, Ct. — was clear. post office worker, a man who, The pay raise issue dominated Tuesday s debate, Liberate Zito. Anna’s brother, had once lived at the same at the war-battered economy. DZEN Speaking on nationwide television Tuesday but the president’s Office of Management and Dine On Our Deck With a View of Beautifui Coventry Lake! has the card at his East Haven address as Anna Zito and who mUWMIWV aUMBBUIV night, he called the crisis "deep and serious" Budget said other problems with the bill were the home after some local postal knew where her brother was MU. A MU ones likely to provoke a veto. workers put their heads together. living. BERRY PATCH FARMS and said the economy can survive only .i i through the adoption of a series of measures The card did make it out of New “A Valentine for you, dear Route 30, South Windsor Country Haven in 1943, but where it sat for sister,” the inscription on the "similar to those taken by capitalist How Connecticut delegation voted 45 years is a mystery. It turned up card read. Already Picked Berries Available at Rt.30 Farm countries." WASHINGTON (AP) — Connecticut’s House about a month ago in the regular “Ahh, I couldn’t believe it,” Ortega’s leftist Sandinista regime had been congressional delegation split along party lines mail collection in the Boise post Liberato Zito said. “Ourmailman FREE CONTAINERS tightening controls over the economy since it Tuesday in the 230-170 roll call by which the House Music office. couldn’t believe it. Forty-five AND NOW seized power in a 1979 revolution. approved an amendment exempting Congress, "Our best guess is that some­ years.” Children Welcome AT A SECOND NEW LOCATION Virtually all prices have been fixed by the f^ e ra l judges, and top executive branch officials one found it at a garage sale or in government, and employers have been barred from receiving a 4 percent pay raise next January. Friday 9-2 the attic, noticed the letter was Zito called his sister Anna, who Connecticut Republicans Nancy Johnson, John is now infirm, and told her about For Daily Pickine Condltiaiis from raising salaries without government still good and dropped it in the permission. Rowland and Christopher Shays voted in favor of mailbox,” Boise postmaster Gil the card. "She couldn’t believe DZEN STRAWBERRY HILL the amendment. They were among 95 Democrats Saturday 9-2 It,” he said. Gall 6 4 4 - 2 4 7 8 From now on. Ortega said, employers and Hicks said Monday. workers will agree on wages independently and 135 Republicans voting "yes.” A mailman tried to track down Zito said he hasn’t yet told his Mon. - FrI. 8 am - 8 pm on Barber Hill Road and prices will be regulated only by market Connecticut Democrats Sam Gejdenson. Barbara Sunday 2-10 Christine lannotti, Anna Zito’s sister Christine, who now lives in conditions. Kennelly and Bruce Morrison voted "no” Voting no sister to whom the letter was Florida, about the card. He said Sat. - Sun. 8 am • 5 pm South Windsor-East Windsor Town Line were 136 Democrats and 34 Republicans. addressed, but to no avail. Hicks he wants to surprise her. t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 15, iwa OPINION C o n fu sio n e o Compact refrigerator to aid mother B STJ ^ Jack IHAMeRiCA’- IN AMERICA: DEAR MR. ROSS: with my lover to satisfy them. but the broken off teeth with roots. I Anderson I ’m not writing for Because of this, they’ve threatened to put salt on them to kill the pain, Duffy as grand marshal about grant myself, but for my cut off paying for my tuition, which is because they want such a sky­ WORCESTER, CURRENT PReSi PENT NeXT PmSlPENT mend who would be­ $16,000 a yera. rocketing price to pull them. Mass. — Patrick nefit from your help. If I could get $150 from you to get the Thanks I resent my parents having the Duffy, star of the She’s 32 years old and is leverage to dictate my lifestyle. What proper dental care, I ’d be almost as nighttime televi­ confined to a wheel­ AMiDion I’m asking, Mr. Ross, is will you pay happy as if you'd paid to get my wife fo r park sion soap opera chair —double amputee Percy Ross for may education? new reading glasses. Do one or the with a kidney MISS G.S. other. One of us would feel a heck of a "Dallas.” has been Cars prime transplant. SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. lot better. named grand mar­ Next week’s meeting in the office of the My friend has two MR. D.L. shal of a Buddhist state Senate majority leader should settle the children, a mother who DEAR MISS S.: My answer is "no.” ERIE, PA parade here. question, at least in approximate terms, of lives with her and is on a fixed income, DEAR MS. G.: A key factor in what You’ve chosen an alternative lifestyle DEAR MR. L.: Feeling a little Duffy, who plays hiding piaces hounded lately? I don’t know if it’s the Bobby Ewing in how much money Manchester will get from a yet she would never think of asking for I do is empathy. I put myself in your which your parents can’t accept. anything for herself. friend’s situation and got the feeling However, it is your choice. Nowhere is dogs below, painful teeth or your the TV series, will state grant to four towns through which the During the day she has plenty of I ’d rather do without at night, than it written that a parent must pay for wife’s poor eyesight — but one thing’s lead the July 10 Hockanum River Linear Park runs. for smuggiing^ help getting what she needs. But at wake a family member. their child’s college education. And, for sure, you deserve a helping hand. parade that kicks A great deal of confusion has surrounded night when everyone is in bed, she Loss of independence is a bitter pill should they elect to pay, it’s their So much so. I ’m going for both the off the 25th Nor­ J that question for some time. Manchester may need a drink or her medicine, to swallow. In order that your friend privilege to set the conditions under dental care an reading glasses...my theast convention WASHINGTON — You won’t read it on the check’s on the way. officials assumed for a while that their first which must be kept in the refrigera­ maintains what little independence which it is given. of the Nichiren window sticker with the other luxury options, but tor. It takes a half hour to maneuver she has, my check for a new compact Sorry, but you might as well learn installment of that grant would be $480,000, Patrick Duffy Soshu Soka Gak- cars are perfect hiding places for illegal drugs. her wheelchair down the hall to the refrigerator is on the way. this while you’re young; With the Minneapolis millionaire Percy Ross kai. but it now appears that the figure will be more False trunks, secret doors, upholstery filled with '• kitchen and back. word “ choice” comes the flip side — Is Internationally known for his The actor, a longtime member of the like $400,000. marijuana — the spots smugglers find to hide What I ’m asking for is a compact DEAR MR. ROSS: Mine is an odd the word “ consequence.” You’ll have philanthropic works and likes to Buddhist sect, also will ring a Liberty Bell Town Director Barbara Weinberg, who has drugs defy the imagination. '■ refrigerator to put on her bedroom situation. I ’m a sophomore in college. to live with both of them. Good luck. encourage others to help solve prob­ replica that the Nichiren Soshu commissioned been coordinating efforts to develop the park, NEWS'NEA To the untrained eye, the car has not been table. It’s extremely hard to be so My lover, who is a senior, will be lems for those In need. Write to Ross In in honor of the bicentennial of the U.S. dependent on people, let alone having graduating this summer. We’re DEAR MR. ROSS: We rent a place care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. U altered. But drug enforcement agents can’t afford ’I* Constitution. has pointed out quite accurately that the to wake folks in the middle of the lesbians. over a dog kennel for $200 a month. Box 35000, Minneapolis, Minn. 55435. to dismiss it on first glance. Sometimes they have ” The 500,000-member Nichiren Soshu is the grants, totaling $5.75 million, have come night. At present my parents are paying They have about 100 hounds. All that Include a telephone number If you to tear a car apart before they find what they '" nation’s largest lay Buddhist organization. about primarily as a result of the efforts of This is legitimate, Mr. Ross — do for my educaiton. However, they hate can be said about this place is — it’s wish. All letters sent to Ross are read. suspect is there. what you can. my lifestyle. Although I ’ve been affordable. Only a few are answered In this Duffy was introduced to it by his wife. Carlyn. Senate Majority Leader John B. Larson. A drug intelligence unit in El Paso, Texas, makes' whom he met during his senior year at the D-East Hartford, who has a good deal of open Foram MS. M.G. discreet in my relationship (at my I ’m 67 and the fillings fell out of column, although others may be the job a little easier by sharing the secrets of the AKRON, OHIO parents’ request), I refuse to break up three of my teeth. There’s nothing left acknowledged privately. University of Washington. political clout. smugglers. The El Paso Intelligence Center About 10,000 Buddhists are expected to Without Larson’s interest there would be no yes. issues and diseases will only matches; with the Town Council (EPIC) is a federal information-sharing attend the convention. grant. Larson, therefore, is likely to have AIDS, privacy spread more. It-s like some of our and packed audiences not about to organization. It gathers the latest intelligence in ’ N some firm opinions on how the money should general moral concepts withinthe allow questions, comments, criti­ the war on drugs and shares it with enforcement j and our attitudes officers from the Drug Enforcement ] Ophthalmologist opens eyes be distributed. public are as follows; “ IcarebutI cisms or suggestions from citi­ Gabor files libel suit zens. Slick parliamentary moves Administration, the U.S. Customs Service and • And Manchester is not in a good position to To the Editor: don’t want to get involved. Those people have rights like everyone stifle any citizen who has the others. I i Dr. Gott SANTA MONICA, Calif. — Actress Zsa Zsa argue very much. courage to raise pertinent ques^ We recently reported on EPIC’s confidential list,' i Gabor has filed a $30 million libel suit against * I felt that it is within my rights to else — I ’m not going to preach Peter Gott, M.D. But the grants will be administered by the what todoornottodo —I ’mgoing tions, offer suggestions, or seek of common hiding places on airlines. The ; on extended wear contacts the New York Post over a’ story that quoted voice my opinion on an issue that Department of Environmental Protection. bathrooms are the most popular spots. Drugs are j her as saying, "Hitler had his good points,” seems to be taken very seriously to live my life the best way I can information—if recognized by the D EP officials, if they discharge their duties chair. It seems that those whose also disguised as common freight on airplanes — j DEAR according to her attorney. but only acted upon verbally and because it’s the only one I have. where all types of severe para­ offices, salaries. Jobs, security frozen in blocks of shrimp or bagged In the ^ ABBY: I am a The lawsuit says the comments were falsely properly, will want some assurance that plans without a lot of substance. Why should I worry about some­ busy ophthal­ sitic disea.ses can flourish. As far and prospects depend on the aquariums of tropical fish, for example. attributed to Miss Gabor and that she was of the four towns for park development are This is the AIDS issue. Specifi­ thing that doesn’t pertain to me?” mologist whose as I am concerned, the best annual budgets are determined to Automobiles take more retrofitting, but the drug r'ont'iot len.s by far is a soft lens emotionally distressed by the report, said coordinated so that when it is completed, the cally, there is a bill being These attitudes of self only time is spent in express the severity of what the stifle all opposition in the town smugglers have proved themselves equal to the *3 Dear Abby that is placed into a heat sterilizer Paul Monzione, an attorney with Melvin park will truly be multi-town and linear. The considered in Congress which treatment and meetings, and, with Roman Cir­ task. "Z after each wearing. Every day Belli’s law firm in San Francisco. would enhance the civil rights of next generation will have to may cause eye surgery. I Abigail Van Buren state is making a pretty heavy investment in cus tactics invariably, carry the Here are some of the secrets of the highway the wearer starts with a clean The lawsuit, which names the New York the homosexual community in the contend with. If we don’t take an do not sell con­ the park. day. smugglers shared by EPIC; • lens, which cannot grow enough Post Co. and several unidentified individuals, area of privacy. This is being active stand on what we know tobe tact lenses, in Happily, there are yet those B New Mexico state police found 38 kilograms of. Z bacteria or fungus in 24 hours to was filed Monday in the Los Angeles County East Hartford, Manchester, Vernon and considered for a vote this week. right now, then our children will loss of taste fact, I forbid citizens who will, of their own cocaine behind a backseat head rest. The harm the eye. Superior Court here, a clerk said. Ellington will all have to submit proposals to The "bottom line” of this bill only suffer later from the lack of my patients to resources and convictions, force smugglers had built a compartment out of sheet DEAR DR. GOTT: My doctor found out I had high As a physician, I feel responsi­ An editor at the Post referred questions to the D EP for use of the money. DEP officials would allow homosexuals (as well active care that we should be wear taking right now. the budget questions, by lawful metal and wedged it in the framework of the seat. blood sugar and put me on Dia-Beta. After twe permanent-wear contact lenses. patients. If a patient asks for ble for my patients’ care, and I attorney Charles Moerdler, who had left his should assure themselves that the distribution as anyone) the right to keep any think the iegal system should Please take every action to referendum, into the precincts of It was opened by a remote-control latch with the weeks I lost my sense of taste completely. Is this a The main group desiring extended-wear contacts, I say no. office and was not available by telephone of funds makes sense not only for individual health records confidential. probably feel that I bear some reveal to people the importanceto the secret ballot. button hidden under the dashboard. side effect of diabetes? permanent-wear contact lenses And if I get an argument, I simply Tuesday afternoon. He did not return The This is ethically and morally responsibility were I to prescribe towns, but also for the park as a whole. Mrs. Lewis, the council chair­ B California police found a secret compartment DEAR READER: Loss of taste (hypogeusia) can are myopic (nearsighted) people ask, “ Would you wear your shorts Associated Press’ telephone call Tuesday wrong. Why? Because, if any of act on their concerns, not just sit permanent-wear lenses that Otherwise there is little justification for the woman, the town manager and behind the air-conditioning ducts of a Chevrolet result from diabetes, but it is more likely to be an who want to put something in, and or panties for 30 to 50days?” The night. these persons should become back and eithercomplain. or roll it damage my patients’ eyes. I other so-called professional em­ Camaro. Two switches had to be pushed to open the unusual consequence of sulfonueureas, anti­ wear it all day and all night. It answer is, "No, never!” expenditure of state money. infected with a communicable off their backs. simply don’t want my patients to Tell the people that their ployees of the town’s general hiding place — one behind the air-conditioning diabetes pills such as Dia-Beta. Check to make sure works most of the time, but there I then explain that contact disease, they would have the right that your blood sugar is under satisfactory control take the risk, although the major support through phone calls to government and school system, control panel and the second near the fuse box. * are enough devastating conse­ lenses collect moisture, mucus, Royal Ascot opens to keep it secret, thus enda ngering B False trunk compartments have been found • with the medicine. quences of these permanent-wear sugar and other protiens from the manufacturers would have you their congresswoman, state re­ invariably respond to budget LONDON — Bright sunshine bathed the the general community. DEAR DR. GOTT: My mother, 66, has been contact lenses so that I personally tear fluid that will grow bacteria. believe there is none. presentative, and church leaders, defeats by theelectors with theold installed in Mercury Grand Marquis cars. The B A T E a Z I feel very strongly that this bill having increasingly numerous medical complaints, The eye is a warm, moist place JOHN DICKERSON, M.D. royal, the fashionable and the merely curious saw, "But we don’t know what the tipoff is a level spot where the trunk compartment...: refuse to authorize them for my must be exposed for its reality and revealing their concern, can nCar-accidents and incidents of forgetfulness over NORFOLK, VA. at the opening of the Royal Ascot horse races people want us to cut.” Were this is normally depressed. One Grand Marquis stopped " health problems as well as pursuade them to vote against this the past six months. She finally agreed to see a DEAR DR. DICKERSON: near London. truly the case, they could easily in Texas had been used to carry drugs Into the " irrationality it's provoking. I also bill. doctor, who found she had high blood pressure, a Your letter was a real eye- Queen Elizabeth II, her husband. Prince find out by vigorously backing a United States and take guns back to Guatemala, ' ' Data Bank strongly feel that any disease Kathryn LaCoille urinary-tract infection, hematuria, degenerative opener, and I thank you for it. Philip, and guest Sheik Abdullah, crown return to the true town meeting EPIC reported. prince of Saudi Arabia, on Tuesday made their which would threaten the health of 279Bidwell St. B U.S. Customs agents at the California-Mexico > joint disease, swelling of the ankles and an enlarged DEAR ABBY: This is in 5 where any citizen could speak any individual should be expo.sed Manchester liver. He hasn’t suggested any liver tests. Should I response to your comment about entrance along the course by carriage. freely without fearof being cutoff, border followed the nose of a drug-sniffing police as well as treated in the way any press the matter? the ietter you just received and Eyebrows rose at the appearance of the shouted down or humiliated .Until dog and found that the gas tank on a Volkswagen ” ’ other communicable disease is. DEAR READER: That depends on what he has THE ELDERLY AT HOME noted that it had been maiied on Duchess of York, the former Sarah "Fergie” then, budgets will continue to be van had been shortened to accommodate a secret Ferguson, who is seven months pregnant. The I am frustrated when I address compartment. Inside were 200 pounds of hashish. “ 1 done. Oct. 5, 1984. You said. " I realize Officials stifle sent to referendum. Your mother’s early signs of dementia (brain What they have problems doing that the Postal Service is having duchess won the approval of fashion pundits this concern with the general B Some smugglers replace the upholstery public, however. People I have malfuction) could be due to her hypertension. This its problems, but this is for her bright yellow maternity dress and talk at meetings Jesse A. Brainard stuffing in their cars with drugs. This is one of the talked to in a general sense, condition is related to stroke, as well as to a problem Activity Percent of people 65 and older who have difficulty ridiculous.” matching hat. 1000 South St. easier techniques to spot, since the seats lose their ' ’ whether friends, family or To the Editor: called "micro-embolic infarcts,” meaning that she I assure you that the employees "Strong colors, especially splashy yellow, Coventry bounce and the dogs can easily sniff out the drugs. ''' strangers, seem to have the same may be exhibiting behavioral changes that result 30.8% of the U.S. Postal Service are as seem to be popular this year,” said fashion B The hollow spot behind the headlights of from tiny blood clots that are carried to the brain, Doing heavy upset as you are. However, I attitude, being that 'T m con­ In a recent letter to the editor, a commentator Valarie Burholt. The duchess certain makes of cars is a small, but effective causing death of brain tissue and progressive housework would have appreciated it very cerned. yes even frightened, but Coventry resident urges a return looked very nice she added, especially since Letters to the editor hiding place. . senility. By placing an inordinate strain on the much if you had mentioned the I'm doing all I can to prevent this to the town meeting wherecitizens "it is difficult to dress well when you are that B Some of the compartments are protected by ' • heart, your mother’s high blood pressure also could Shopping thousands of letters you have size.” in my life and since it's not can speak freely, question freely, Letters should be brief and to highly sophisticated locks triggered by be causing cardiac failure; this produces swelling of received on time. affecting me directly I don't want and make recommendations and the point. They should be typed or remote-control switches. And the switches are as „ the ankles and the liver. The U.S. Postal Service deliv­ to hear about it nor get involved.” suggestions to guide the Town neatly handwritten, and, for ease cleverly concealed as the hiding places — in glove Hematuria (blood in the urine) is a common Doing light ers over a hundred billion pieces Cuomo may miss present They are also saying that it's just Council in reshaping its recently in editing, should be double­ compartments, under the hood, behind the parking consequence of urinary infection, which, in turn, housework of mail a year, of which 98 percent going to happen anyway and defeated budget. Considering the spaced. Letters must be signed brake. could be contributing to her hypertension. The are delivered promptly. ALBANY, N Y. neither you nor I can stop it; virtual melees of such Coventry with name, address and daytime degenerative joint disease is simply the arthritis The U.S. Postal Service is the — On the eve of his Smugglers in a hurry, or those without a knack •). Preparing meals neither would a law stop it. town meetings over, at least, the telephone number (for for body work, use the natural compartments in that comes with age. best in the world, and our rates 56th birthday, Gov. Mario Cuomo said It is my belief that if the general past decade, that writer must be verification). cars — door panels, steering columns, gas-line If I were your mother’s doctor, I’d treat the are the lowest anywhere in the (u l98«bTNEA IOC public takes attitudes of self such living in a dream world. The Herald reserves the right urinary infection with antibiotics. Once that free world. For you to publicly he may not get a covers. Drug agents count on dogs to sniff out those ■■ ■ problem has cleared, if her blood pressure remains Managing money criticize us over a 2 percent error present from his "Notice the growing number of people who as the laid-back nonactive one Coventry town meetings have to edit letters in the interests of hiding places. If the dogs are foiled by hermetically high, I would administer anti-hypertensive medica­ rate seems very unjust to me. wife, Matilda, be­ are doing what the pope does upon landing." that I'm being exposed to, that been, essentially, shouting brevity, clarity and taste. sealed bags, the police look for signs of tampering ' tion. Of course, her hypertension and presumed OFFENDED IN LAKE CHA- cause she is angry with screws and bolts. Another tell-tale sign is the heart disease could be treated simultaneously with Using telephone RLEiS LA over his attempts lingering odor of air freshener or talcum powder, to a diuretic — medicine to rid the body of excess fluid DEAR OFFENDED: Sorry, I to cut funding for a baffle the dogs, or the smell of glue from a quick by stimulating the kidneys. In addition. I’d did not mean to offend you or any state council she reupholstering job. Lieberman up to speed in Senate race investigate your mother’s brain function, in employee of the U.S. Postal runs. The drug enforcement agent who doesn’t keep up ; conjunction with a neurologist, with appropriate Service. However, when it takes a Cuomo, facing a with the smuggler’s technology must resort to the ~ Delegates to the Democratic State Convention in Weicker’s claim to be a spokesman for the weak tests. letter three years and six months potential $900 mil­ crude tactic of tearing the car apart in a blind Hartford next month will have to take Gov. Bill and needy. So far, it’s working. In your situation. I ’d not press the liver issue. I to get from Lynn, Mass., to Los lion budget deficit, search — an embarrassing prospect if the owner is O'Neill’s word for it that Attorney General Joe The risk in running straight at a three-term believe that her brain, urinary tract, hypertension Angeles, Calif., that’s news — bad has proposed cut­ innocent. and heart are the priority areas for investigation. NEA graphic news. Lieberman should be their candidate for the'U.S. Capitol senator by an underdog challenger is the same as ting all sorts of Senate this year. for any candidate who concentrates on the spending, includ­ opponent by name over and over again. It is a Mlnl-editorial Mario Cuomo 9 Commeato ing $500,000 of the Joe won’t be there to speak for himself. The threat of future punishment is a weak ^ violation of the Abraham A. Ribicoff School of $4 million budget for the Council on Children In an age when many of us are indifferent or Bob Conrad deterrent to illegal drug use, but the Reagan J Consider joining your brother’s business Politics rule that you don’t do that. Ribicoff did and Families. hypocritical about our religion, if we recognize one administration seems determined to use that tactic very well, thank you. In a 40-year career by “ She was very unhappy, but businesslike,” at all. Joe Lieberman is quite serious about his. He ignoring the opposition. in its feeble war on drugs. The Washington Post DEAR BRUCE: I am $400,000, although we paid only $35,000 Connecticut. Even so, if I were you, I would sell joked Cuomo, whose birthday is today. “ She will not attend the July 30 convention because it Tactics in this race, however, are Lleberman’s recently reported that the administration is a construction worker, for it many years ago. We are thinking my current home, taking advanage of said, ‘Why did you do it to me?’ I said, ‘We comes on a Saturday. He will be at home in New considering sanctions against convicted drug and all three of my about buying a $55,000 double-wide call. Starting with efforts to show that he is a terrfic the one-time tax benefit on the didn’t do it to you.’” Haven remembering the Sabbath Day — his prolific with issue papers. users. The sanctions include denying them access brothers and I worked mobile home that would be fitted attorney general (and picking up a lot of name ID principal residence. At the same time, Cuomo said he then offered her the same Sabbath Day — to keep it holy. They were aimed at specific constituents — to a variety of government benefits — including for the same company. permanently to a site in Florida. As along the way), he has chosen to show he can tangle before buying a mobile home, I would Lieberman is simply being consistent about his people worried about long-term health care, Two of my brothers had Smart Money you can see, we would wind up with a deal he made to his cabinet members and with the big guy head-on in the arena that counts. school loans, public housing, driver's licenses and try leasing one for six months. Don’t priorities, even at a moment when his political protectors of Long Island Sound, first-time home a disagreement with the substantial amount of cash which, if other agency heads facing cuts. Democratic State Chairman John Droney, who even federal drug rehabilitation programs if the commit yourself to purchasing it party is nominating him for one of the highest buyers, a whole society frightened by the advance boss, and both quit. Bruce Williams invested, would keep us well. “ I said, ‘If you can find a better cut, we’ll doubles as trainer for this unlikely pugilist, adds person Is a repeat offender. Drug addicts won’t unless you are comfortable with the offices any state can bestow. of drug use. When I came to work While my wife is supportive of this consider it,” ’ he said Tuesday. "She said, the postscript; "Politics is a contact sport. Weicker forego a high because they fear that somewhere mobile home concept and the new He will respond in ab.sentia by pre-taped video He struck gold with the golden agers when h^ yesterday, I was fired. decision, she is a little afraid of the 'Good, we’ll start with your birthday had better be prepared to go the whole 15 minutes.” down the line they will be turned down for a student radical reduction in available space area. after O'Neill puts his name in nomination and started talking about Social Security. It was a My boss said I was present.’” loan. And yet a student loan could be a ticket to and, otherwise, what she’ll have logo You may find that mobile-home delegates go along by acclamation. His acceptance natural for hooking that large group, and it has fired because my reform when an addict summons the courage to \ living is the best thing since sliced Political notes brother had gone into competition through in adjusting"loTlie mobile speech, delivered electronically, will be been a useful vehicle for showing others that he can change. With the possible exception of a driver’s the family. bread. On the other hand, you and ■ state Sen. Tom Scott of Milford, aided by with the company, and he figured I On the other hand, there is no reason home. ‘Fences’ curtain call hard-hitting, if the tone of his campaign in recent take on the giant — U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker. license to a teen-ager, none of the proposed your wife may decide that you want to former Sen. Donald Schoolcraft of Groton, was would jump over to my brother’s firm for you to carry around the burdens of Do you think this is a practical way weeks is any tip-off. The senator helped indirectly by reacting (because sanctions carry enough weight to stop drug use. return to a permanent home. NEW YORK - August Wilson’s Pulitizer pretty soon, so I "m ay as well jump animosity that exist between the to solve our housing dilemma? I don’t For all of his insistence that one day a week be he says Lieberman is off base) to charges that he elected last week to chair the GOP State Either way, you lose nothing by Prize-winning play “ Fences” is closing on They only make it harder for a person to turn over ■ now.” I think I was fired because of employer and your brothers. want to remain a slave to cutting two set aside for a very personal observance of earlier voted to cut Social Security benefits. Convention resolutions committee, beating Cindy a new leaf. temporarily leasing. For that matter, Broadway and heading to the West Coast, its my last name. Is there anything I can It seems likely, though, that if your acres of grass, and I don’t see any teachings. Lieberman is out to prove that he can be It worked for Lieberman when I heard him Rubicam of Greenwich with less than a quorum you may find that you didn’t select the producer says. do about this? boss hadn’t fired you, he would have reason to invest this kind of money in a a total pol for the other six. He is rapidly getting up address seniors in New Britain and in Torrington. showing up. It was also a defeat and right area for your new life on the first The play, which opened March 26,1987, will C.N. made your life very uncomfortable retirement home. What are your to speed in taking on U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker, his Whether the reasonably good turnout in New embarrassment for Chairman Bob Poliner, who shot. I certainly wish you well in have had a run of 526 performances at the 46th CHARLESTON. S.C. until you quit. thoughts? Britain was because Lieberman had been had asked her to take the job. jiflaitrlipstrr Hrrali'i retirement. Street Theater when it closes June 26, Republican opponent. His biggest step was his Taking all of this into account, I R.N. advertised as speaker or because the luncheon B Democratic congressional candidate Jim performance in the one debate they’ve had so far — DEAR C.N.: Laws vary dramati­ SOUTHINGTON, CONN. producer Carole Shorenstein said Tuesday. Griffin of Bristol met actress Susan Saint James of Founded In 1881 would consider talking to my brother at The Hartford Courant issues forum on June 3. < menu for the day was the popular chicken and the cally from state to state with regard to On Sept. 22, it will begin a 10-week run in Los PENNY M. 8IEFFEBT...... Publliher and perhaps making an arrangement Bruce WilllamB, America’s top Lieberman discovered the issue that gets to entertainment later was to be ballroom dancing Litchfield at a fund-raiser for him where she th0 right of an employer to discharge DEAR R.N.: I think your basic Angeles, where the cast will include James OEORQE T CHAPPELL...... Editor to go to work for him. radio talk host, is heard each week Weicker that day. The senator discovered that he could not be determined. In any case, the response laughed at earlier rumors that she might run. As DOUaLAS A. BEVINS ....;...... Extcutlvo Editor an employee. If you are able, it might premise is a sound one, although there Earl Jones, who won a Tony Award for his night on NBC stations. His column has a live one for a challenger. there and in Torrington was a plus for Lieberman for campaigning, " I couldn’t take the food,” Griffin MARIE P GRADY...... City Editor be wise to ask a lawyer. may be some middle ground you could portrayal of an embittered ex-baseball player appears every Monday, Wednesday Lieberman had been working up to the battle for when he hammered away at Weicker’s record on says she told him. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Ailoclat* Editor On a certain level I can understand DEAR BRUCE: We are planning to explore. in the play. and Friday. Write to Williams in care a long time. A stream of politically freighted news the subject. a Democratic National Committeeman Peter your employer’s position — that you retire in a few months. The home that Without making a judgment about “ Fences,” which currently stars Billy Dee DENISE A ROBERTS...... AdvertidngDIraclor of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box Lieberman will harp on other flaws he believes Kelly of Hartford, always a fixture at the party’s MARK F. ABRAITIS...... Butlneti Minoger may take some kind of a trade secret we are living in is far greater in size mobile-home living, I should point out Williams and Lynne Thigpen, also won a Tony releases, thinly disguised as reports from his 591, Manchester 06(M0. Letters of attorney general’s office, had flooded the media for he sees in the senator’s voting record, but the national conventions, will head the International SHELDON COHEN...... Compoilng Minigar to your brother, or sooner or later, and price than we need at this time of that it is certainly different from the as 1987’s best play. ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrMiroom Minigar lifestyle that you’ve been accustomed general Interest will be answered in most of a year. And since formally declaring his Social Security issue will surely be a centerpiece of Visitors Program for some 350 observers at the when your brother needs help, he’ll our lives. JEANNE Q FROMERTH...... CirculationManagar Our house is worth more than to for the last 30 or 40 years in the column. candidacy in February, he had been equally his attack. In a wav. he is borrowing from Atlanta event in Julv. call upon you because you are part of , .-U y A*», ■

MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 15, 1988 — 8 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wedneaday, June 15.1988 ------More cases of AIDS to cocaine, crack j ^ e a l i n s t a t e opportunities

By Paul Raeburn also of concern because of the difficulty of < The Attoclated Press treating cocaine addiction, Des Jariais said. STOCKHOLM, Sweden — Drug-related “We currently lack any large-scale featuring: D.W. Fish Realty AIDS cases are increasingly linked to treatment for cocaine dependence,” he Century 21 Epstein Realty DON’T cocaine rather than heroin, and crack said. Heroin addiction can be controlled by 4 ^ users who trade sex for drugs may be substituting methadone for the drug, but 543 North Main St, spreading the epidemic further, a re­ there is no such substitute for cocaine. OWN A PIECE OF THE “POND’’ LET THE searcher said today. As of June 6, the U.S. Centers for O n tu o ^ . I Manchester Drug-reiated AIDS also is spreading to Disease Control had reports of 64,506 cases Now Available - Phase II - Tinker Pond, Bolton parts of the developing world where illicit of AIDS, 11,914 of which, or 18 percent, 647-8895 1 Cuatom Homea By Blackladga Construction drug shipments originate, said Don Des were among non-homosexual intravenous NEXT Jariais of the New York State Division of drug abusers. EPSTEIN REALTY WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS A TTENTION AP photo Substance Abuse Services in New York Des Jariais said the spread of AIDS City. He spoke at the Fourth International among drug abusers appears to be Each office Independently owned and operated HOME TH IN FLAKES — Tw o snowflakes, Conference on AIDS. slowing. In San Francisco, 15 percent to 20 photographed side by side, appear to be The reason for the growing link between percent of cocaine and heroin abusers twins. The crystals, exposed on a glass AIDS and cocaine injection may be partly have been infected with the virus, but that BUYER slide on a research flight over Wausau, due to the frequency with which cocaine figure has not increased for about 18 lust Beginning? users inject themselves, Des Jariais said. months, he said. aWFISH J Wis., seem to dispel the belief that no THE REALTY COMRANY Heroin users may inject themselves In New York City, 55 percent to 60 MaiiciMStar ^ two snowflakes are Identical. The flakes Pric# hoi boon rodoced on Inl* SNEAK three or four times per day, Des Jariais percent of the drug abusers are infected, M tv to afford 5 room, 2 boo-, • Choosa from 21 distinctive home sites in a gorgeous were collected by the National Center said. But cocaine users may inject and that figure has been stable for about room Capo clo*o fo thopplno wooded setting. for Atmospheric Research In Boulder, themselves as often as every 15 minutes three years, he said. and tchools. • Be part of the Homeowner’s Association which owns Colo. until their cocaine supply is exhausted, he “We have seen substantial behavior 1 B e t t e r the pond. AWAY! said. change in a variety of cities,” he said. “That can lead to almost continuous In a separate report, researchers said I H O F T J g S ’® a Minutes from Hartford - Convenient to 1-84 and 364. sharing of drug injection equipment and a Tuesday that proportion of drug-related • Your plane or ours. much greater likelihood of viral transmis­ AIDS cases among Puerto Ricans in the 0 Advertise yeur listings herel SCIENCE New Te The Market sion,” he said. United States is more than five timds the Pra-constructlon prices from *375,000 a up The AIDS virus attacks the body's rate among other Hispanic-Americans. CovMitry ‘ W M Otf immune system, leaving victims suscepti­ Hispanics make up just 6 percent of the Enjoy country living In fnlt 3I & HEALTH ble to a wide variety of infections and population but have 14.57percent of the bodroom Ranch with oot-kf omcE Notms kitchon and oncloMd porch. ' 643-1591 243 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040 Dally 9:00-6:00 Cl 643-2711 cancers. It is most often transmitted country’s AIDS cases. As of June 6, the Sat. 9;00-S;00 through sexual contact. U.S. Centers for Disease Control had 871-1400 Vernon Cr., Vernon, CT 06066 ask for Debbie Feds probe mystery Illness Various reports at the AIDS conference reports of 9,362 cases in Hispanics, out of a < > WALLINGFORD - A federal agency will have identified the sharing of needles by total of 64,506 cases. ■ > < drug abusers as one of the most rapidly N investigate the mysterious illnesses suffered Richard Selik of the Centers for Disease IMMACULATE! n l^ by Wallingford children and suspected by growing components of the AIDS Control said 38.6 percent of the AIDS cases > - < I some residents to be caused by air pollution. epidemic. among Puerto Ricans in the 50 states The disease also can be spread in occur among drug abusers or their' Ten to 15 families have complained in the transfusions of tainted blood or blood past few years that their children have heterosexual partners. products and from mother to child at or He said that drug-related cases made up REAL ESTATE S E R V IC E S suffered unexplained illnesses marked by before birth. only 4.2 percent of the AIDS cases in stomach pains, headaches, night terrors, Crack users do not inject the drug, but Mexican-Americans, 5 percent Of the 63 East Centfer St., Manchester, 643-4060 i i REAL ESTATE sleeplessness, seizures and, in some cases, the trading of sex for drugs could be cases in Cuban-Americans and 7.3 percent hallucinations. further spreading AIDS infection among of the cases in Americans from other Latin 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester "Unfortunately, our investigations have not the drug-abusing population, Des Jariais American countries. been able to pinpoint a cause," Peter D. said. “Efforts to prevent IVDA (intravenous Galbraith, chief of the bureau of health The spread of AIDS among cocaine drug abuse) related AIDS in Hispanics MANCHESTER *164,900 ExcaptlontI Mvon room Split M l on promotion in the state Department of Health abusers, which Des Jariais has observed should be concentrated on persons of lovgly ovortizod and bMutlfully Services, said in a Dec, 15,1987, letter to the in New. York City and San Francisco, is Puerto Rican origin,” Selik said. landgcapMl lot in quial family 1 Year New federal Agency for Toxic Substances and nalghborhood. Homa boaata throa E. Hartford - *149,900. Disease Registry in Atlanta. badrooma witli hardwood floora, 3 Large bedrooms in this sunny aat In kitchan, formal living room Ranch with large fully applianced New Haven launches plan and dining room, and lowar loval country kitchen, lovely level yard Machine preserves organs family room. All thia plua conlral air for retirees or'beginners. Great for your warm waathor plaaaura M ANCHESTER - Immaculate 9 room Colonial neighborhood of newer homes and LOS ANGELES — Scientists built a and comfort. situated in the most desirable South Farms area. 4 New roof, driveway and up-dated electrical service. convenient to Rt. 84-86 and Hart­ ford. machine that could make transplants more to reduce Infant mortality bedrooms, 1st floor family room, large sun room, 2V4 Fully applianced kitchen — new dishwasher, counter available by allowing donor organs to be tops and vinyl floor. Back-to-front, 1st floor family - baths, 2 car garage, and much more. Call us for an shipped worldwide, but it also may intensify MANCHESTER *229,900 room. 3 bedrooms, I'A baths, garage and full NEW HAVEN (AP) - Forgoing any centers serving pregnant women. appointment to see. *279,000. California Ranch debate over surgery costs and the fairness of “flashy demonstration projects” and Already under development is the first Spadoua and gradoua nina room insulation. , , . Manchester — *229,900 organ distribution. emphasizing the need for a .steady, of what will be four community-based RolMd Ranch In axacutiva orao. Asking *174,900.00 Custom Ranch with a contempo­ Four firat floor bodrooma, two and rary flair in a beautiful sought out The machine has preserved sheep and pig long-term approach, a commission on family resource centers which will act as Dir: E. Middle Tpke. to left on Princeton St., left onto Tanner Street hearts up to 24 hours, and should be ready in ona half batha, lovrar loval family area! Cathedral ceilings, 3 large infant health has launched a five-year service brokers, according to Barbara. room and don or fifth bodroom. 'Putting You 1st Is 2nd Nature To Us!” bedrooms, 2‘/4 baths, 2 fleldstone three years to preserve human hearts, livers, program to reduce New Haven’s high Winters, who is working to establish the Thia homa hM room for avaryona fireplaces, 1st floor family room 4 kidneys and other tissues, including limbs, for U&R REALTY CO. laundry room!! Also, central air, infant mortality rate. first facility. and ovary purpoM — call for da- 72 hours or more, said co-inventor Ralph “We are committed to long-term change talla. STRANO REAL ESTATE a security system, 2 car garage, “When the service does not exist, we will 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER. CT and much more! Call fora private Purdy, a University of California, Irvine, and to do that you cannot move quickly.” 6 4 3 -2 6 9 2 showing! find a way for it to happen.” she said. pharmacologist. said Cynthia Farrar, project director for 'Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Technology now in routine use by transplant the Special Commission on Infant Health. The commission, formed by the city and CALL TODAY - 647-“ SOLD” |te g centers preserves hearts for only four to five The commission’s five-year plan, an­ the New Haven Foundation, said it will need $500,000 to accomplish its first year’s - FREE HOME EVALUATION - 5 hours, livers for 12 hours and kidneys for 48 nounced Tuesday, calls for a broad range ;> hours, limiting how far organs can be of efforts aimed at improving access to goals. About $800,000 will be needed the REALTY WORLD' second year, and $1 million the third year. (203) 645-7709 73 Wail Cenlar Slreol transported, he said Tuesday. early and high-quality prenatal care in the Benoll/Frachalla Attoclalaf ManchifUr, C T 06040 city and decreasing the high number of Funds will be solicited from federal, state ^ano Realty Co.^ H i Commercial-Investment Company unplanned pregnancies among and local sources, as well as from C a ^ l u WE GET RESULTS Proposal uses altered cells adolescents. foundations and private industries. OF/homes " FOR SALE WASHINGTON — Doctors at the National “We’re attempting to deal with this Many of the elements of the five-year 646-5200 “A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES" problem from every possible angle.” Ms. plan, called “Better Beginnings in New ''VERNON Institutes of Health are proposing a cancer • Route 83, 6 acre Industrial Site, research experiment that would for the first Farrar said. Haven,” have been used successfully in Adcfed Jean Adnopoz. the commission’s m IOUALHOU9INO « excellent for mini warehouse/ time involve putting genetically altered cells other cities and even in parts of New OFFORTUNITV OAffAT OPPORTUNITY STATELY COLONIAL storage. Industrial Condo use. into humans, according to a published report. chairwoman; “Overall, we are saying this Haven. problem is everyone’s problem.” BOLTON . *335,000. ^ MANCHESTER *168,800 MANCHESTER '214,800 TOLLAND The Washington Post reported today that Each year, one out of every 59 babies Finish this full dormarad capa the way you want Super location with s lovely flat yard Is the setting lor Only 65 percent of the New Haven Luxurioua Country EtUite Livlnglj Itl First floor L.R.. D.R.. Kitehsn and 1 bsdroom • 20 */— prime commercial the proposal would call for doctors to remove born to a New Haven resident dies before this 3 bsdroom Colonial. Large kitchen snd dining ares acres on Rts 195 adjacent to women who deliver babies in the city 4 Bedroom Conlemporsry in Fisno « ars finished. Upstairs unfinished with potential with pictura window. French door to Jalouslad Porch. human cells from the body, genetically alter receive prenatal care in the first three reaching the age of 1 — an infant mortality Ettslei, festureo jacutsi bath off J for 2 bedrooms and 2nd bath. Formal dining room with wainscoting -PLUS* a 1-84. PSD zoned. Potential them by inserting a “marker” gene into a type rate 70 percent higher than the state and matter bedroom. Kitchen area a gour* < finished rec room. uses Include cluster develop­ months of pregnancy, the commission ment, strip shopping and offices. of cancer-fighting cell and return the altered found. national rates, the commission said. met'a delight. Boaata wet bar and cell to the body. extensive light oak cabinetry. Many The commission said it will work to The city’s high adolescent pregnancy more cuftom touches await j BOLTON The newspaper said the procedure is lower a number of institutional barriers rate is part of the problem. From 1981 your inipection! | • 31 seres In excellent location for designed to track cancer-fighting cells and not that have aggravated the problem — such D.WFISH potential aubdivislon. Property also through 1984, 19 percent of all births to THE REALTY COMPANY as a treatment for cancer. as long waiting times and insensitive staff New Haven residents were to teen-agers, BOLTON ■ *225,000 | Includes historic 18th century BEST BUY IN TOWNII members at hospitals, clinics and other the commission said. Completely Liveable! I Colonial w/several outbuildings for This comfortable raised ranch offera 4 { possible horse farm. This new listing features the following: bedrooms. 2V4 batha. central air and - 4 Bedrooms - 2/3 Acre Lot vac. Situated on 1 acre country set­ FOR LEASE - Formal Dining Room - Private Yard ting. yet convenient to city. Barbecue M ft B e t t e r 1 'A ; - Eat-In Kitchen - Double Garage on the wrap-around deck off kitchen. . 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Let cool completely, Wondrous Events, delivers custom-made meals to the musicians were able to present rehearsals as an important learn­ 2,240 full-, part-time and consult­ member of the search commit­ three other passengers, a 51-year- in the stomach and fled in a blue His primary competitors, he Gourmet take-out is nothing Heat oil and butter in a large then cut into 16 squares. homes of his clients. only works for small groups, tee. said that Alvarez scored well ing experience — and often the old woman, a 22-year-old woman, Ford Escort with his wallet, ing positions in its Hartford home known as chamber en.sembles. on questionnaires which orches­ highlight of their musical week.” and an infant, police said. police said. office. It hopes to trim that total to The driver of the van. George The employee chased the car 2,186 by the end of 1988. Cappalla, 68. of 10 May St.. East and jumped through the half-way Other insurance companies Hartford, was driving with Celia open window retrieving his have already or are about to take Try creating a man-pleasing meal for Father’s Day Town to seek reval proposals; Cappalla, 65, when the accident wallet. Police said he was taken 'steps to cut costs and trim staff. occurred, police said. to Manchester Memorial Hospi­ The Travelers Corp. is studying Father’s Day 1 medium onion, chopped Cook rice according to the Barbecued Spareribs Pour remaining sauce into a jar and refrigerate for later use. . Both cars were towed from the tal, but hospital officials had no ways to reduce costs by up to 40 is a day to 1 can (16 ounces) tomato sauce recipe on the side of the package, 3 to 3>/e pounds country-style accident. All involved in the records on whether he was percent while Phoenix Mutual honor a very 1 can (15 ounces) garbanzo set aside. Note; Barbecue sauce makes Penney may appeal assessment spareribs about 2 cups. This barbecue sauce accident were brought to Man­ treated. Life Insurance Co. is seeking to special man in beans, with liquid Place onion and carrot slices on 1 cup water M icrow ave the bottom of a 2 quart rectangu­ is also good on chicken. during its meeting in Weiss’ office him two or three weeks ago that chester Memorial Hospital and Washington was charged Sat­ trim expenses by $17 million. your life. What 1 can (lOVt ounces) condensed 4 tablespoons butter Bv Andrew Yurkovskv treated for cuts and bruises, a lar glass dish. Add bay leaf. Manchester Herald Tuesday evening. the company might appeal its urday and released on $1,000 Both companies have said layoffs better way to heef broth 1 cup ketchup Kitchen Rinse chicken in cool water and A draft of the request for assessment in Superior Court. He spokesman at the hospital said. bond. are possible. do just that iVt cups water Vt cup red wine vinegar pat dry using paper towels. Place A director subcommittee stud­ proposals was reviewed by the added, however, that no com­ than to prepare Marge Churchill Vt pound zucchini, sliced V* inch 2 tablespoons Worcestershire Roger Staubach’s 5 chicken skin side down on top of ying the town's revaluation subcommittee, which recom­ plaint had yet been filed against a truly man­ thick sauce Spinach Salad vegetables. Arrange so that the agreed Tuesday to have the mended some changes in word­ the town by the company. pleasing meal. 1 bay leaf 1 tablespoon brown sugar meat is toward the outside of the 1 bag (10 ounces) fresh spinach administration send out request ing. Administration officials said We have some 1 teaspoon dried basil leaves 1 tablespoon Instant minced Weiss had mentioned during dish and the rib bones are toward V4 cup sugar for proposals to outside firms for that the document would be suggestions Vt teaspoon garlic powder onion Tuesday’s meeting that the town the center. Mix ginger with 1 teaspoon dry mustard a new revaluation to take the reviewed by the state Office of that will help you do just that. The ing. Chickens do not have 2 Vt teaspoon freshly ground 2 tablespoons dry mustard might want to have a new Champagne or wine and pour >/t teaspoon salt place of the botched 1987 Policy and Management before it recipes we have selected, along distinct breasts: a chicken breast black pepper 1 teaspoon liquid smoke appraisal done on the J.C. Penney over chicken. Do not cover. Vt teaspoon paprika revaluation. would be sent out. with the aid of your microwave, is one continuous expense that Grated Parmesan cheese Vt to 1 teaspoon cayenne pepper facility for the revaluation if the Microwave on high for 10 1 can (10>/4 ounces) condensed Meanwhile, the subcommittee The request calls for a revalua­ are sure to bring a smile and a thins as it crosses the breastbone. Cut sausage into Vt inch thick Vt teaspoon garlic powder company appealed the current slices and combine with onion in a minutes. tomato soup was informed that J.C. Penney tion effective either for the Grand hug from the father in your When chickens are cut up and Vt teaspoon Tabasco sauce Vt cup oil as.sessment. family. 4 quart pot. Cover with a lid or might appeal in Superior Court in List of Oct. 1, 1989 or 1990. But WE HAVE packaged for supemarket sales, Turn each piece over so that it Vt cup vinegar The Board of Tax Review in The recipes for today’s column plastic wrap and microwave on Hartford the as.sessment on the William Moon, the town's deputy chicken breast are split down the is skin side up. Arrange as Arrange spareribs in a single 1 onion, quartered Wholesale Warehou.se & Retail assessor, said today that the town May denied an appeal by J.C. EMERSON QUIET KOOi: are from For Men Only, Master­ breastbone. These are labeled high for 5 to 6 minutes: drain directed above. Rub skin with layer in a 2 quart rectangular Into the same pot, add tomato 4 ounces Blue Cheese Outlet on Tolland Turnpike. would probably need until 1990 to Penney to lower the assessment ing the Microwave by Cici Willi­ “ chicken breast halves.” Kitchen Bouquet sauce so that it dish. Pour water over spareribs 1 can (2.8 ounces) French fried of $18,645,400. The company had ams and John Kelly. This recipe sauce, beans including liquid, The admini.stration plans to complete the revaluation because BEAT THE SUMMER If you have been served one of looks light brown. Sprinkle with and cover with waxed paper. onion rings send the request for propo.sals. of the large number of revalua­ sought a decrease to $9,600,000, book contains favorite dishes these chicken parts at dinner, you beef broth, water zucchini, bay paprika. Microwave for 8 to 11 Microwave on high for 8 minutes. which include specifications for tions that will be occurring despite the fact that the higher from famous men. So, we’re sure may have thought of it as a leaf, basil, garlic powder and minutes. Turn each rib oyer and exchange Fresh spinach leaves always the revaluation project, to reva­ throughout the state in the next figure was arrived at by an that the gentleman you are chicken breast. Technically, how­ pepper; stir. Recover and micro- Put cooked rice on a large ribs in the center of the dish for have sand on them. Wash spinach luation firms by the end of the few years. appraisal firm whose services HEAT WITH: honoring on Father’s Day will ever, it is a breast half, the same wave on high for 20 minutes. Let platter. Remove chicken from the ribs at the outer edges. Recover in a sink full of warm (not hot) week. Town Manager Robert B. Moon also said today that an were partly funded by J.C. find a favorite food among the part specified in a recipe. It does soup stand until zucchini is cooking dish and place on top of dish and microwave on high for 7 water. The warm water sends the Weiss told the .subcommittee official from J.C. Penney had told Penney. QUASAR suggestions offered. not mean to cut one of these in half desired doneness. To serve sprin­ the rice. Add grapes, spacing minutes. Pour off water and sand to the bottom. Repeat The Italian Vegetable Soup is again. kle with freshly grated Parmesan them around the chicken to look accumulated juices. Set ribs washing in cold running water. CARRIER served with Parmesan cheese. If Robert Staubach’s Spinach Cheese. Yields 8 servings. attractive. aside. Remove stems and make layers you have a food processor, it is Salad which has been included Remove onion and carrot slices of leaves on paper towels. Place To make barbecue sauce: place Police look for 5-acre HQ site EMERSON very easy to grate hard cheeses does not require microwaving, Chicken Breasts from baking dish and save for in a plastic bag in the refrigerator such as Parmesan. Bring the another use. Add cream to butter in a 4 cup measure and Town Manager Robert Weiss whether the project will go current building includes demoli­ but it has been included because it to chill before using. cheese to room temperature, then 1 package (6 ounces) long grain champagne in dish, then add salt microwave on high for 40 to 60 said today that a site for a new forward based on Tue.sday's tion of most of the existing WHITE- is delicious asanaccompaniment cut into 1 inch chunks. Using the and wild rice mixed and pepper to taste. Micowave on seconds, or until melted. To make dres.ring for salad, police headquarters must be at session. structure and the construction of to the entrees suggested. ^ c a p a c it y ; steel chopping blade, lock the lid The Hot and Spicy Barbecued 1 medium onion, sliced high until liquid just begins to mix sugar, dry mustard, salt and least 5 acres. “ It was strictly discussion” a three-story addition that would LOW WESTINGHOUSE and turn motor on. Drop chunks 1 carrot, sliced boil. paprika in a tall bottle. Add soup, Possible sites for the headquar­ Minor said. "No decisions were expand the building to 44,000 PRICE Spareribs combine both the mic­ 8M AU SANYO of cheese through the feed tube rowave and grill to make a 1 bay leaf oil, and vinegar; shake well. Fhit ters were discussed in a closed- made.” square feet. PRICE Add remaining ingredients and and run the processor for 1 to 2 6 chicken breasts halves, about Pour some of the sauce over the onion in for flavor, but remove door session between Weiss, the The new site is being consi­ The directors also discussed a winning combination of cooking microwave on high until mixture minutes, or until the cheese 2>/i to 3 pounds chicken and put remainder in a before serving. Store dressing in Board of Direetors and police dered because although prelmi- personnel matter in executive FRIEDRICH methods. This team will cut the begins to boil. resembles tapioca. Fresh grated cooking time considerably, and Vt teaspoon ground ginger small pitcher to serve at the the refrigerator. officials Tuesday. nary plans have been drawn up session, which lasted about an table, if there are any leftovers, Parmesan has a full bodied flavor insure tender meat that is well 1 cup champagne or dry white To assemble salad, tear spin­ Weiss would only say. “ Any site for the expansion of the current hour, but Weiss would not reveal the chicken and rice can be Grill ribs over a medium fire that can’t be obtained from the done without being dried out or wine ach leaves into bite-size pieces. that would be suitable for a police headquarters on East Middle the details. The state's freedom of frozen. However, do not freeze for 20 to 30 minutes, basting often ^ C arrier packaged grated kind. tough. Kitchen bouquet sauce Crumble cheese over spinach; 9 station would be considered.” Turnpike, there would be no room information statutes allow with barbecue sauce and turning The recipe for Chicken Breasts Paprika the sauce of the grapes because Deputy Chief Henry "Bud” at the current site for further closed-ddor sessions for the dis­ NEW 8 YEAH WMRANTV as needed. Keep grill covered for add onion rings. Toss with desired in Champagne calls for chicken Italian Vegetable Soup 1 cup heavy cream the cream will curdle, and the Minor of the Manchester Police expansion 15 to 20 years from cussion of collective bargaining WIfTOneFORAUDeTAILS maximum smoky flavor. Serve amount of dressing. Yields 4 breast halves. The term “ chicken 12 ounces fully cooked link I cup seedless grapes, sliced in grapes will become mushy. Department also wouldn’t reveal now. Assistant Manager Steven issues and certain real estate with additional barbecue sauce. servings. breast half” may sound confus- sausage half Yields 4 servings. any of the locations considered. R. Werbner said. transactions, among other He said he couldn’t speculate on The proposed expansion of the things. 3,000 UNITS Pamper your father TIPS FOR KEEPING BAG/BOX Using dairy products Directors get Charter Oak plans LUNCHES SAFE & NUTRITIOUS Preliminary plans for making from 10 feet to 24 feet. Camosci for the parking lot, which would IN STOCK!!! In summertime meals be constructed by town em­ and watch calories the entrance and exit to Charter said. June is Dairy Month, and the ■ In a hurry? Make breakfast- Oak Park more safe were pres­ Camosci said that the town has ployees. is estimated at $12,000. American Dairy Association has in-a-glass. Place 1 cup of milk, 1 ented to the town Board of discussed getting an easement No cost was available for the Air Conditioner Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. M on CooUng Poww Pamper Dad on Father’s Day these suggestions for using dairy egg, 3 tablespoons orange- Directors Tuesday night. from the owner of the Hungry work on the exit. Lou Noko A Vlbnthn In a 9-inch pie plate, thoroughly while keeping an eye on his KEEP FOODS AT foods in summer meals; pineapple juice concentrate and 1 The plans call for widening the Tiger Cafe and Restaurant in Camosci said today that $32,000 Vaiues! combine crumbs and margarine. cholesterol and calories. Serve a OR BELOW 4QOF ■ Give your favorite summer tablespoon honey in a blender entrance from 12 to 18 feet, exchange for some of those in federal grant money may be Optional: We Install - We Deliver. Press into the bottom and sides of luscious pie that uses low-fat TO PREVENT salad an extra tangy flavor by container. Cover and blend until installing a walk on the west side, available for the project. He said All systems window thru-wall — plate. Bake 7 minutes, cool. parking spaces. yogurt instead of heavy cream. SPOILAGE substituting low-fat plain yogurt smooth and frothy. Serve over ice and adding parking spaces. Wil­ The cost of the work for the that the cost of the right of ways Whole house any type, any size The recipe was provided exclu­ In a small saucepan, sprinkle for mayonnaise. Yogurt is lower cubes. Add a toasted bagel for a liam Camosci, the town’s director entrance is estimated at $32,000, could be eliminated if the ex­ house or apartment. We have the sively to the Associated Press by unflavored gelatin over milk. Stir in calories than mayonnaise, and complete breakfast. of Engineering Services told the and acquisition of rights of way is change for parking is worked out. BIG selectionll Dannon Yogurt: over low heat until gelatin dis­ it’s a good source of calcium. For tasty summer desserts, the board during its Tuesday meet­ estimated at $20,000, Camosci The Board of Directors took no solves, about 5 minutes; set aside 400 ■ Look for plain, non-fat American Dairy Association sug­ ing. The exit would be widened said. He said the cost of materials action on the plan. Ao Uoual - Yogurt Cream Pie to cool. yogurt. Eight ounces of plain, gests the following; 320 LOWEST PRICES EVER 1 cup graham cracker crumbs non-fat yogurt contain no fat, 45 ■ Alternate layers of coffee ice In food processor (or in bowl right here In Manchesterll 3 tablespoons margarine, .00 percent of the RDA for calcium, cream, crushed chocolate sand­ Jail terms reduced for extortionists with hand mixer), place neuf­ INSULATED CARRIER wich cookies and toasted chopped melted and 110 calories. The texture is chatel cheese and sugar; process OR pecans in parfait glasses. Keep in NEW YORK (AP) — Two of Appeals in New York City each of conspiracy to collect 1 envelope unflavored gelatin just as creamy and rich as its until smooth. Add yogurt, cottage STYROFOAM ICE CHEST the freezer until needed. Connecticut men convicted of ordered that some of the charges extensions of credit by extortion­ Vt cup low-fat or skim milk low-fat counterpart. cheese and gelatin mixture and ■ Top sliced, purchased pound extortion could have their prison against Frank Zimmitti, 47, of ate means and two counts each of 4 ounces (one-half of an 8-ounce ■ Make breakfast easy on hot process until smooth. Pour into KM) cake with fresh or canned peach sentences reduced following a New Britain and James P. collection of credit by extortion­ NOW E«H M package) neufchatel cheese summer days with a yogurt prepare crust. Chill until firm, at breakfast parfait. Layer vanilla slices and frozen raspberry federal appeals court decision Strano, 48, of Manchester be ate means. SItvof Lo./Epoooo' a li-znsMSi (light cream cheese), softened least 4 hours. Cut into wedges and that threw out half the charges dismissed. • CMS 1/3 cup sugar yogurt, ready-to-eat cereal and yogurt. The charges stem from alleged AtSUPER DISCOUNT £t#tt; CENTER | l | I • CtatTCAM serve. PREVENT SPOILAGE — Warm weather can spoil many fresh fruit. Or top toasted heated ■ Spoon sweetened fresh fruit against them for lack of evidence. • nosniY One 8-ounce container low-fat EASrl m MITFMI ■I.KIMtT IT. f U 0 ^ / - 9 9 8 / foods. Keep foods at or below 40 degrees F and for over split hoAemade or pur- In a unanimous decision made Zimmitti and Strano were attempts by Zimmitti and Strano ■MOnTBlCT. ^ ^ , nmian vanilla yogurt Per serving: 205cal., lOgfat, 15 waffles with lemon yogurt and nhosoH hnirinor nnwHer hispiilt* public Tuesday, a three-judge convicted last August by a federal to collect gambling debts from apodal Houn: Tup*, a Wad. 10$ PM your cowwnlues, 1 cup low-fat cottage cheese mg chol. outings, use an Insulated carrier or styrofoam Ice cest. fresh sliced strawberries panel of the 2iu U.S. Circuit Court jury in Hartford of two counts two men. II — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. June 15, 1988 Sup0rm9rket Shopp0r Consumers can verify By Martin Sloant store is offering free items to instant-camera owners between MCC Relays ttiree days away United Ftatur* Syndicate shoppers who find price errors in IM and $70 in cash and Kodak the computer — some stores do. coupons, depending on the ca­ the fluid-ounce statement from one 22-ounce T< DEAR M ARTIN: When I com­ But, in any case, use the grease mera model. This amount is Clip ’n’ file refunds container of Ivory Liquid, along with the Mickey By Jim Tierney and the inaugural 4-Mile Race will return to defend his 4-Mile field looks as solid as last year plained to the manager of my pencil to mark ail the items you considered to be more than the Mouse from the front of both packages, and a Cleaning products, soap, paper products, bags, Manchester Herald Walk will be held Sunday morn­ Road Race title which he gar­ which produced the first sub-four- local supermarket that tew of the purchase on one shopping trip market value of the camera at the check or money order for $3.50 for postage and wraps ing at 9; 30 beginning and ending nered last year in 18:56. The minute mile ever run in the state grocery Items in the store were and determine for yourself the time Kodak stopped making handling. (If you cannot find the special Mickey (File No. It is only three days until the on the MCC campus. favorite in the women’s division of Connecticut. Ireland’s Gerry marked with individual prices, he accuracy of the store computer’s instant-camera film. It) Mouse package, include the net-weight or Clip out this file and keep it with similar commencement of the 13th an­ “ Not only will I be walking, but wil be Alison Quelch, who won the O’Reilly, who registered a 3:59.36 offered to give me a marking pen prices. Camera owners will have until fluid-ounce statements and the cash-register cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with nual Manchester Community G>1- I gather that I was the first to sign MCC lOK race three consecutive mile in last year’s event, is back so I could copy t^e shelf sign price Be sure to get the cashier to go Aug. 1 to send Kodak verification receipt with the purchase prices circled.) beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting lege New England Relays. up," MCC President Jonathan years (1983-85). Quelch holds the to defend his title and will be onto each item I selected. slowly while running the items of Uieir camera ownership. This O the ne^ed proofs of purchase while looking for Expires July 31,1088. With the strong backing of Daube said. He and his wife will women’s MCC lOK mark of 35; 03 heavily challenged by fellow I decided to take him up on it. across the scanner so you can involves filling out a certificate the required refund forms at the supermarket, in United Technologies Pratt and be walking. This will be Daube’s set in ’83. Theresa Kittredge. a countryman and roommate Sean 0 Marking my purchases took check your grease-pencil marked and mailing it along with the WOOLITE Lingerie Offer. Receive a Woolite newspapers and magazines, and when trading Whitney, G>mFed Savings Bank initial exposure to the Relays 1984 East Catholic graduate and O’Neill. time, hut I discovered something prices with those that come up on name plate from the camera. Lingerie Teddy. Send the required refund form with friends. Offers may not be available in all and the Savings Bank of Man­ since beginning his new post on 1988 Bentley College grad, won Elite Connecticut high school very interesting: The scanner the register. And please write to Consumers who previously called and one proof of purchase from Woolite Water areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive chester, the MCC Relays are set Oct. 1,1987. the women’s division last year milers will be invited to both the rings up some prices that are me in care of this newspaper to let Kodak will receive the certificate Wash (any size), along with a check or money each refund. to duplicate last year’s fine “ I think the college involve­ with a time of 23; 29. McCormick Invitational Mile and Incorrect. And the incorrect me know the results. in the mail. The certificates will order for $11.75 each each Teddy ordered. The These offfers require refund forms: production. ment is very exciting,” Daube " I ’m not in in very good the women’s mile. Rockville’s prices are usually higher than Kodak refund update also appear in Kodak advertise­ proof of purchase is the cash-register receipt 20 MULE TEAM Safety Patrol Offer. Receive a Besides the three featured continued. Opening ceremonies shape,” the 24-year-old Quelch, a Tom, Cary, the State Open 800- they should be! Kodak’s instant-camera refund ments appearing in the Parade with the purchase price circled and the Woolite 20 Mule Safety Patrol Kit. Send the required events on Saturday at Pete will be staged Saturday at 1:30 native of Sydney, Australia, said. meter champ, will be in the men’s 'Whai do you think about this? offer was one of the most popular magazine of June 19. label traced onto a separate piece of paper. refund form and a box top from either Borateem Expires Aug. 31, 1988, or while supplies last. Wigren Track — the second p.m. immediately followed in Quelch graduated from Boston race. Wilton High’s Sarah Miller In my opinion, it happens too refunds in the history of manufac­ Consumers should carefully running of the Christie McCor­ succession by the master’s men’s College last December. "This and East Hartford’s Girls San- J Bleach or 20 Mule Team Borax, along with a turers’ offers. More than 4 million FIRST ENTRY — Manchester Community College often to be a mere accident. check the requirements. Kodak check or money order for $1.50 per kit. Expires mick Invitational Men’s Mile, the mile, the women’s mile and the summer I ’m getting back into severo, who placed first and consumers had applied for the Here’s a refund form to write for: President Jonathan Daube, addressing an MCC Relay MRS. R. WILES says that as many as half of the Aug. 31, 1988. master’s men mile and the Christie McCormick Mile. more road races to get back into second, respectively, in the girls’ BIG BEAR CITY, CALIF. refund before Kodak stopped requests it receives may be $10 Refund Offer, P.O. Box 2003G, Jefferson luncheon, was the first entry in Sunday’s 4-mile race female mile, the Relays’ second Ireland’s Brian Roche, who will shape.” State Open 1600-meter run, have making instant camera film after invalid. LYSOL Deodorizing Geaner $1.25 Refund City, Mo. 65102. This offer expires Sept. 30,1988, walk. running of the 4-Mile Road Race also be in the McCormick Mile, Presently, the McCormick Mile been invited to the women’s mile. DEAR MRS. WILES: I think it it lost a patent infringement case. Refunders who scrounged Offer. Send the required refund form and the but requests for the form must be postmarked by is Just carelessness. The cierks Their cameras were then ren­ around and accumulated large Universal Product Code from a 40-ounce Lysol July31,1988. While waiting for the form, save the who enter the prices into the dered useless. quantities of the Kodak cameras Deodorizing Cleaner, along with the dated eight proofs of purchase for $10, six proofs of store’s computer are supposed to The same offeralso became the to cash in on this offer will be cash-register receipt with the purchase price purchase for $4, or four proofs of purchase for $2. be well trained and weli super­ most disliked and frustrating disappointed to learn that only circled. Expires July 31, 1988. The proofs of purchase are as follows; for Aggressive Pistons even NBA series U vised, and their work is supposed offer in the history of refunds. three refunds will be-allowed for Vaseline Brand Intensive Care Lotion (10-ounce M’LADY No Bugs Free Roll Offer. Receive a to be checked for errors. Ail too More than 4 million consumers each household. or larger), fill in the code number from the Thoughts coupon good for one free package of No Bugs. frequently, this doesn't happen. have been kept waiting for their Barring the unforeseen, the bottom of the bottle: for Q-tlps Cotton Swabs By Howard Ulman Send the required refund form and the Universal ApLENty I have l^ n offered that famous refunds for almost two years. Kodak refund may arrive in time (170-count or larger), send in the words "Safety The Associated Press Product Code symbols from three rolls of No Bus grease pencil, but I turned down Finally, there seems to be some for Christmas. Swabs’ ’ : for Vaseline Petroleum Jelly (7.5-ounce Insecticidal Shelf and Drawer (Covering (any Len Auster the offer, asking why I should do reason to believe that the owners or larger), fill in the code number from the PONTIAC, Mich. — The Detroit Pistons’ drive size). Expires Aug. 31, 1988. Sports Editor the store’s work for them. But of Kodak instant cameras will Send questions and comments bottom of the Jar; for Gose-Up Toothpaste toward the NBA title stalled until they started your letter is interesting. receive their promised refunds. A to Martin Sloane in care of the ’ WALT DISNEY Cassette Offer. Receive a free (4.5-ounce or larger), send in the Universal driving to the basket. Now it’s in high gear. Those readers who shop in circuit Judge in C!ook County, III., Manchester Herald, Box 591, Walt Disney VHS Video Cassette. Send the Product Code: for an Aim Anti-Plaque Tooth­ The championship series became more aggres­ supermarkets whose items have has given preliminary approval Manchester 06040. The volume of required refund form and the net-weight or brush, send in the Universal Product Code; and sive and physical Tuesday night when the Pistons no individual price marks should to a settlement proposed by mail precludes individual replies fluid-ounce statement from one Tide (42- or for Signal Mouthwash (12-ounce or larger), send evened it at two games each with a 111-86 rout of the ask the manager for that famous Kodak. to every letter, but Martin Sloane 147-ounce powder, or 64- or 128-ounce liquid), and in the Universal Product Code. Bolton begins Los Angeles Lakers. Under the settlement, the com­ grease pencil (he or she may fall will respond to letters of general In the first quarter, the Pistons charged down the over in shock). Then ask if the pany would send each of its interest in the column. lane and got seven of their first eight baskets on the long haul layups. In the fourth quarter, Detroit’s Isiah Thomas, playing despite a back' injury, charged Crackers are much too salty * BOLTON — The 1987 baseball season for Bolton down the lane and got hammered by his longtime IHigh School came to an abrupt halt in early May. friend. Magic Johnson. IThe circumstances were embarrassing inasmuch "W e’re playing for the world championship.” 'as the campaign had to be canceled due to the lack Johnson said. "Both of us understand what it’s all but made with real cheeses of players. about. If I go in for a layup. I know he’s coming after 'The season, under second-year coach John me. If he goes in for a layup, he knows I ’m coming NABISCO CHEESE RITZ BITS. $1.79 an 11-oz. -Jenkins, had begun with 14 players but only eight after him.” box. -were in uniform for a game scheduled with Bacon The Pistons went right into the teeth of the Los -Academy. Bolton, affer66 consecutive varsity Angeles defense, a tactic that often resulted in easy Carolyn: Nabisco’s new brand of Ritz Bits is bosses dating back to May of 1983, no longer had a baskets or foul shots. They had 46 free throws neither salty nor cheesy enough to compete with Supermarket 1135 TOLLAND TURNPIKE ;team in the Charter Oak Conference. Tuesday night compared to only 12 in a 99-86 third Cheeze-lt or Pepperidge Farm Goldfish. Nabisco game loss Sunday. executives, like card players who come up wanting, Sampler " I hope to play a junior varsity schedule (next They outscored the Lakers 36-28 from the free need to go fish. Carolyn Wyman ,:year). We’ll have to start at the bottom and work Bonnie: In terms of cheese, I can’t complain. & Bonnie Tandy Leblang ;our way up again,” Bolton Athletic Director Dave throw line. The disparity was 28-13 through three These crackers are made from real Cheddar and ^Leete said at the time. quarters. parmesan cheese. As for the saltiness, Nabisco’s MANCHESTER The process is under way. Detroit’s Adrian Dantley. who led all scorers with Clieese Ritz Bits has more sodium (150 milligrams) ■ Twenty-eight year-old Mark O’Neill, who 27 points, made 13 of 15 free throws. On Sunday, he per 'A ounce than either Cheeze-It (135 milligrams), formerly coached at Stratford High and is the had only 14 points and only two foul shots. or Pepperidge Farm Cheddar Cheese Goldfish (90 MICROWAVE CHEFWICH LUNCHES. Beef with -Bulldogs’ assi.stant boys’ basketball coach, took The intensity the teams displayed Tuesday night. milligrams). barbecue sauce, chili dog, chicken parmiglana and DOUBLE COUPONS Zover the reigns of the long forlorn program. A when Silverdome temperatures exceeded 90 de­ Among the three, I’d pick Cheeze-It. They have tuna melt. $1.59 per 5-oz. frozen sandwich. SEE STORE FOR DETAILS junior varsity program was conducted and — grees. is expected tocontinue in the fiftbgame there Thursday night. less salt than Nabisco, and are lower in saturated Carolyn: Hot sandwiches you can bring to work, "Surprise — the Bulldogs won .seven out of 12 fats than Pepperidge Farm’s. encounters. “ Nobody wants to be playing Game 6 being down then heat up in the cafeteria microwave at UNCLE BEN'S ADDS FLAVOR O’Neill said it was a learning season for all 3-2.” Los Angeles forward Kurt Rambis said. “ So lunchtime — what a great idea and what a great AP photo TETLEY REAL BREWED ICED ’TEA. Swee­ execution by Chefwich. This company has chosen 57 foncerned. ” I learned that you have to go back to it’s going to be the toughest and the roughest and the tened with natural lemon flavor, and diet with Vegetable Heinz sandwiches which would not be easy to make in 4.3 oz 10 oz. ftepone. Even in high .school, you can’t assume most physical game of the series.” TEMPERS FLARE — Referee Jack exchanged in the fourth quarter in Game 5 natural lemon flavor and nutrasweet. 59—69 cents single servings at home and given them authentic pkg S a u ce btl. Tanything about the knowledge of baseball. “ It’s important for us to win our next home Madden separates the Lakers’ "Magic" 4 Tuesday night at the Silverdome. The per 10-onnce bottle. Medley and zestful renderings at a reasonable price. Who CONVERTED POLY BAG ' "W e’re talking about kids wbo are raw. raw as game,” Detroit center Bill Laimbeer said. ” We Johnson, left, and Byron Scott (4) from Pistons won, 111-86, to even the series Bonnie: 1 like Tetley’s new ready-to-drink cold tea could ask for anything more? Jar as baseball. The kids didn’t know what to don’t want to have to go to L A. having to win two Detroit’s Isiah Thomas after words were at 2-games apiece. with natural lemon flavor. It has no preservatives, Bonnie: I could. I wish, for example, that the Uncle Ben’s C aro lina expect; and certainly didn’t expect to win.” games.” barbecue sauce in their beef barbecue had been 10 lb. At least they’ll be going to L A. Had the Pistons unlike others on the market. bag ’The town of Bolton formed a study committee to I can’t, though, recommend their diet tea thickened naturally rather than with pectins and R ice R ice aid athletics at the high school. One step has been lost, thedefending champion Lakers could have won toward the Laker guard. last two games after an opening victory, had paid CAINS sweetened with NutraSweet brand low-calorie gums. I ’d prefer natural Cheddar or Swiss cheese to PIE CRUST MIX 9 OZ. 29« OR 1o put greater emphasis on Little League ba.seball. the title Thursday night. Now. there will be a sixth Johnson said he didn’t commit the foul out of off. The 25-point victory margin was the largest in a sweetener (chemically known as aspartame). Some the processed American they use on their tuna melt. ivhich is a step in the right direction. O’Neill was game Sunday and, possibly, a seventh Tuesday frustration because of Detroit's 89-72 lead at the championship series game since 1985 when the say it’s a natural product and therefore safe. But And I like to avoid sodium nitrite — a chemical used Jiffy Cucum ber Lakers beat Boston 136-111 in the third game. 16 oz. ^istonished at what he found night, both in Inglewood. Calif. time. i aspartame has been shown to cause severe allergic in most hot dogs including their chili one. X jar ’ " (These kids) were never exposed or encouraged Detroit’s decision to return to an inside offensive ” My elbow's supposed to be there and he ran into Thomas was a big reason for the Pistons’ I also think the ingredients statements on these Baking Mix P ick le s dominance with assists on five of their first six reactions in some people and to cause changes in ONE PLY to play the game. I feel that’s changing. I ’ve seen a game caused foul problems for the Lakers, it,” Johnson said. packages should give you a clue to the type of fats MCINTOSH OR NATURAL brain chemistry in others. I wouldn’t want to use too number of Little League games and it’s “ We were penetrating. Adrian was going in there “ This is business. This isn’t anything personal.” baskets. He decided Tuesday afternoon he’d be able used. The vegetable oil and vegetable shortening much of it until its safety has been proven. encouraging,” he said. and we weredishing theball off foreasy baskets and Thomas said. "He made the statement before it (the to play despite an injury sustained late in Sunday’s mentioned could be peanut, palm, or lard, all of Veryfine Scott Family Carolyn: I don’t really like the taste of tea. But 48 OZ. The terminology of the game, which most take we got easy fouls.” Laimbeer said. series) started if I were coming through the lane game when he fell on his back, Tetley has loaded up these drinks with so much which could be a problem for consumers with jar Appiesauce N apkins ^Kg'' Jor granted, was one area O’Neill had to cover in Johnson, who led Los Angeles with 23 points, he’d slam me and I came through the lane aiid he ” My presence on the court was all we needed,” lemon and sugar (or sugar substitute) that they allergy, health, or religious concerns, respectively. PLANTERS BEEF RAVIOLI. MACARONI WITH BEEF OR detail. ” I ’d tell them to execute a suicide (bunt) picked up his fourth foul with Detroit ahead 68-61 slammed me.” Thomas said. The Lakers “ had to be conscious of almost taste as good as soda or lemonade. I actually with 7:03 left in the third quarter. He didn’t return By that time, however, the outcome was clear. me.” like the diet better than the regular. Like Leo Franco American .dnd they didn’t know what I meant. That surpri.sed Popcorn me. You’d figure kids who go out for the (baseball) until the start of the fourth quarter and by that time The Lakers' last kead was 24-23 with 2; 14 left in the He said his injury prevented him from taking Buscaglia, the sweetness of the regular is a bit too Bonnie Tandy Leblang is a registered dietician. 15 oz. 12 oz Detroit had an 83-65 advantage. first quarter. They trailed 58-51 at halftime and jump shots, but Riley said, “ he became more of a syrupy. Carolyn Wyman is a Junk food fanatic. bll Hearty Twists can team would know the language.” Oil Leaving Johnson in "wasn’t going to make any Detroit closed the third quarter with a 17-5 run to ball mover than I ’ve ever seen him.” ONE PLY«300 CT. ROLL NO CHOLETEROL ; O’Neill started at step one — “ this is a baseball, ptc.” — and what he saw in 1988 was heartening. difference in the game.” Los Angeles Coach Pat take an 18-point lead into the final period. Thomas had a game high 12 assists, led the ‘ ‘The kids came along. No. 1, they learned if you Riley said. “ He had four (fouls) and to put him back The Lakers had just 14 points in the third quarter Pistons with nine rebounds and had 10 points. Soft ’n Gentle Pam Substitutes Vinnie Johnson had 16 points and Pack carefully for your picnics 6 oz. put something into it. you can get something out .” in in a situation where we have to play pressure and 35 in the second half, their low for this year’s Edwards 14. Laimbeer added 13. Byron Scott and Bath Tissue X' Spray can he said. “ They learned winning is fun and I feel defense and give him his fifth” wouldn’t have been playoffs. After making 21 of 40 shots in the first half, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar 13 each for the Lakers. It’s time to send the kids to and kept cold in a refrigerator, or ment’s Bureau of Nutrition: NAPKINS 100 CT. 79* OR ASSORTED SCENTS they learned how to win. A lot of these kids in this wise. they hit only eight of 32 in the second half and sank ” We didn’t get a chance to run our offense and we summer camp — and to take the should be packed in an ice chest Always wash hands before and high school were di.scouraged by the past. But they "When he’s out of the game they’re obviously not only five in the final 22:40. didn’t run the ball,” Abdul-Jabbarsaid. “ So nothing family on weekend picnics. What or cooler. after eating. Wrap all foods in Mardi G ras Wizard saw if you put something in. you can get something as dangerous because he maybe the greatest player “ Their defense was a lot more rugged and plastic or foil, or place them in a 100 ct. 4.5 oz. really worked for us.” to pack? Igood) out of it.” in the world,” Detroit Coach Chuck Daly said. aggressive,” Riley said, To prevent spoilage, foods must roll can It seemed as if nearly everything worked for the Foods that require no or little clean, plastic containers. And use Tow els Dry Breeze : O’Neill began the year with 18 players. 12 either Johnson got his fifth foul with 7:03 left in the fourth “ Everybody was bumping them .” Detroit center be kept at or below 40 degrees F. an insulated carrier or a styro­ PACKED IN OIL OR WATER SUGAR SUBSTITUTE Pistons. refrigeration include peanut but­ (reshmen or sophomores. He ended the year with a period. Thomas was his victim. Pistons’ forward James Edwards said. “ They don’t like that and it Other food safety tips from the foam ice chest for summer picnic “ I don’t know if it’s a momentum builder.” ter, hard cheeses, fruits, vegeta­ poster of 18. ” I didn’t have one kid quit or any Dennis Rodman grabbed Thomas in case Thomas kind of threw them off their game.” bles and bread. New York City Health Depart­ foods that need refrigeration. Sw eet ’n Detroit’s offensive aggressiveness, missing in the Dantley saicL“ But if definitely helped us.” 100 ct. dissension. Those who were and weren't playing wanted to go after Johnson and Laimbeer advanced For sandwiches, use enriched Low pkg knew why.” There’s a nucleus up the middle of or whole grain bread or rolls. NATURAL WITH PEANUTS freshman Brian Neil behind the plate, freshman 9 For sandwich fillings, use Menus Luke Morford at second base, sophomore Zak chopped poultry, or slices of Poland Planters Morford at shortstop and sophomore Donny Smithson is finaiiy a winner at Fenway poultry, fish or lean meat; hard 2V^ gal 12 oz. Senior citizen* can Rassett in center field. cheese; cottage, pot or farmer sandwich, fruit and milk are Spring Water jug Mixed Nuts Bv Dove O'Hara won it. right-hander who won 10 games for ' O’Neill hopes his players add to their knowledge Texas in 1983 and 47 for Minnesota in cheese; whole or chopped cooked The following meals will be served daily for the evening ORANGE MICRO MAGIC«3 PACK FRIES 9 OZ. OR The Assaclated Press "Our chances figured to be better to this summer. ” I told them if they enjoy the game to the next four years before being let go egg, or peanut butter. served at Mayfair Gardens and meal. AL, NL roundups win tonight, but Smithson did good, not put their gloves down and pick theni up next by the Twins last fall. Soft cheeses can be flavored Westhill Gardens the week of Monday: Beef stew with a Tang C h icken BOSTON — After 12 years and very well. He got in trouble, but he got March. They have to continue to work.” — see page 15 Smithson’s biggest tormentors with fruits or vegetables, and June 20 through 24 to Manchester biscuit, green beans. 4.2 oz. i19 countless miles of travel Mike Smith- himself out of it.” pkg. The Bolton coach took in a couple of varsity were Don Mattingly, who celebrated peanut butter can be served plain residents who are 60 or older; Tuesday: Chicken quarter with Drink Mix rq.r Sandw ich son finally is a winning pitcher for the "It was a very much needed strong HEAT AND SERVE games this year. He knows his crew isn’t ready for his return from the disabled list with or flavored with fruit. , Monday: Apricot nectar, mea- gravy, whipped potatoes, PLUS DEPOSIT WHERE REQUIREDaALL VARIETIES Boston Red Sox In little Fenway Park. performance.” Boston Manager John Use chicory, escarole, spinach tloaf with vegetable gravy, that level, not yet. ” A lot of kids are dying to prove Signed off the University of Tennes­ McNamara said. “ He gave us a very two doubles and a single, and Buhner carrots. Micro Magic Buhner, and walked three in seven and Claudell Washington with two hits or romaine for garnish. mashed potatoes, carrots, wheat Wednesday: Roast beef with hA&p they can do it now. They want to prove to see campus in 1976, Smithson realized strong performance for seven in­ Vegetables for the lunch bag or bread, mixed fruit, chocolate 3ltr themselves and the town they won’t be doormats a dream Tuesday night while pitching innings, hardly Cy Young Award nings. He made some tough pitches all apiece. gravy, whipped potatoes, btl. Cheeseburgers 'p'iRoger Clemens With a 4-3 lead, Smith took over at said Ellis Burks, who had three hits, in hiking his average eight points to peaches, plums, apples, bananas, pumpernickel bread, pudding 1 9 Monday night, the Red Sox were the start of the eighth and allowed just including a tie-breaking double in the .362. He was walked intentionally and Coventry *chool* 4 oz. i Weather effecting HRs grounded out in his last two trips to the watermelon and honey dew swirl. Omlet Hamburgers pkg. desperate for a victory. one hit in the last two innings for his sixth and a run-scoring single in the melons. The following lunches will be ninth save of the season and No. 189 of eighth against reliever Dave Righetti. plate. Thursday: Com chowder, sea­ ALL FLAVORS ALL VARIETIES ! ATLANTA (AP) — Home runs are down about 25 And Manager John McNamara had For dessert, pack graham food salad, macaroni salad, mari­ served in the Coventry elemen­ his career. The save moved Smith “ We’ve been leaving a lot of men on “ We got the clutch hits tonight, no percent this year because of unusually dry weather, to send Smithson to the mound for his crackers, or oatmeal, molasses nated green beans with pimien- tary schools the week of June 20 past Mike Marshall into ninth place base, but tonight we came through in doubt about it,” said Greenwell after Yoplait Comstock^Bn^^j OQ according to the lead forcaster for the Weather first start at home in a Boston and peanut butter cookies. tos, blueberry coffeecake. through 24: uniform. among all-time leaders. the clutch. the Red Sox snapped a five-game d)hannel. For a picnic or lunch bag Friday: Cranapple Juice, roast Monday: Pizza, vegetable, Original Yogurt Pie Filllng^*;.?^ 1 “ This was probably one of the “ I ’m a little sore from dodging Smithson, who won a job with home losing streak and handed the beverage, pack small containers fruit. cups .' Peter D’Angelo said Tuesday that his research bullets because I had ninners on base Boston in spring training and had to Yankees their first loss in four games. turkey with gravy, sweet pota­ LAUNDpV DETERGENT ALL VARIETIES ihdicates that in Atlnata, Baltimore, Boston, biggest games of my career because of fruit Juice. These containers toes and apples, broccoli with Tuesday: Cook’s choice. the team just had to win,” Smithson in every inning, but we won,” make a brief return to the minors last That trimmed New York’s AL East may be frozen overnight. They Wednesay: Fruit juice, sand­ (Chicago. Los Angeles and San Francisco there has Smithson said. month in a roster shuffle, felt he made lead over Detroit to two games. cheese sauce, wheat bread, fmit Surf Comstock 40 been unsually low rainfall since opening day, said. "W e just couldn’t afford to lose will defrost by the time lunch is wiches, vegetable, ice cream. 64 oz. “ You never know what games “ only one bad pitch, the home run ball The two teams wind up a three- salad with sour cream dressing. leading to a corresponding drop in home runs. to New York again." ready to eat. Thursday: G.H. Robertson, Liquid btl. Pie Topping ^c°,f ■ Smithson, a five-year major league you’re going to win,” New York to Buhner.” game series tonight with Boston Meal* on Wheel* D’Angelo’s theory says that since water vaopr is Milk should be carefully refrig­ sandwich, assorted vegetables, veteran signed again as a free agent in Manager Billy Martin, said. "Last " I went out there with just one southpaw Bruce Hurst. 7-3, opposing PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT.. JUNE 18th. 1988. lighter than other gases in the air, there is less air erated from the time of delivery The following meals are to be fruit. No lunch served at Captain night we went against Clemens in a thought in mind, to do something good New York rookie Al Leiter, 4-2, on the WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES AND TO CORRECT TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. resistance when it is humid and baseballs travel January, allowed nine hits, including until served. Milk should be served to Meals on Wheels clients Nathan Hale and Coventry Gram­ ITEMS FOR SALE NOT AVAIUBLE TO WHOLESALE OR RETAIL DEALERS- a two-run homer by rookie Jay game you’d figure we’d lose, but we for this club,” said the 6-foot-8 mound. delivered in insulated carriers the week of June 20 through 24. A mar School. farther. 1 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wc(inesday. June 15, 1988 — 15 U — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 15, 1988 SCOREBOARD Leadoff men tell story IN B R IE F as Mets blank Cardinals Braves sign Johnson Mata5.CardinalaO Jeff Johnson of Vernon, a recent graduate of SoftbaU Eastern Connecticut State University, has Little League ITL O U I8 NEW YORK signed a free agent contract with the Atlanta o b rlib l elirbM Coleman If 4 0 0 0 Dvkstrocf 5 13 2 NL Roundup Braves. He leaves today for Bradenton, Fla., in TONIOHT'S OAMCS 5010 Bckmn3b 3 110 Teltphone v». Postal, 6 — Fltzscrold OSmIttiM the Gulf Coast Rookie League. National AkcGeecf 4 020 Teufe(2b 000 1 Pogonl vs. Outdoor, 7:30— Fitzgerald 4 0 10 M f i o ^ l b 3 0 11 Johnson, 21, is the son of Morlarty Brothers’ Gibson's vs. Police, A— Robertson Bmnsky rf Morlarfy Brothers defeated the Law­ TPenoc 4000 6trv4>ryrf 3000 By Ben Walker Manager Gene Johnson. The latter was in the MAK vs. Medical, 7:30 — Robertson 4020 M c ^ ld s If 3 000 Blue Ox vs. Food, A — Pogonl yers, 11-8, at Leber Field. Jason Phllbln Pognzzlb the Associated Press hod two hits while Peter Carlson, Jock OquendSb 4010 Carter c 4 000 Braves’ organization when they were based in 8.A . vs. Keith, 7:30 — Pogonl 4020 HJohtnSb 4 2 2 0 Memorlol vs. Elks, A — Nike Spear and Paul Jendrzeiczyk each ^ c e o 2 b Milwaukee. Jeff Johnson had seven homers and singled. David Buono also singled and O L e o n p 2000 Elsterss 3 110 NEW YORK — Look no farther JH C vs. Reed, 7:30 — Nike 1000 Oledop 4 02 1 43 RBIs, batting .36(7, this past year at Eastern. ECAC vs. Congo, A — Keeney ployed well In center field. For the Lowlss ph Lawyers, Conrad LaPointedoubledand Peters p 0000 than the leadoff men to tell He is the third member of the family in Lindsey vs. Main Pub, A — Charter 0000 Oak singled while Mike Hamilton added two Fortchp whether the New York Mets or St. professional baseball. His older brother, Mike, safeties. Mike Lawsonand Pot Flynnhit Lokepb 1000 Louis Cardinals won. safely In defeat while Adam Borofsky Tetals 9 090 Tetolt 32 510 5 was briefly with the Texas Rangers’ Duity played well In center field. Lenny Dykstra of the Mets went organization. Jeff’s first game is Friday sterling Upholstery and Supply out- OHjOuIs 080 080 0 0 0 -0 ' 3-for-5 with a two-run double and slugged Molnvllle Electric, 30-10, Tues­ iSiw York 010 010 11X-5 Bolton (kime Winning RBI — Dvkstra (4). ■ a triple and got his bat confis­ day night at Keeney Field. Dan Pellerin AP photo ripped four hits for Sterling while Mike The Yankees defeated the Cardinals, DP— StLoulS 1. L(JB-SfLOOlS 11, Nmw cated. Vince Coleman of the , : York 8. 2B—McGee, Elirtw, Dyki^, Applications still open Remlllard and Paul Schneider had 15-5, at Indian Notch Park. Cory Silver Cardinals again was hitless and three apiece and combined for five was the winning pitcher for the Yankees ^♦^5 Oledo, Mogadon, Brunonsky, P(WM*1- BACK SCRATCHER — Greg Norman RBIs. For Molnvllle, Tim Molnvllle while John Howlpnd, Max Schardt and 3B— Dykstra. S— HJohnson (10). SF— didn’t have a chance to run. Those interested in participating in the MCC cracked four hits while Ben Phelps had Kevin Blafkin had three hits each with Teufel. H R I R BB SO Simple: the Mets won 5-0 Relays track and field meet on Saturday or the uses his putter to scratch his back three and five runs batted In. Tom Silver and Mott Maneggla adding two Jarrish had three hits and three RBIs. each with the latter tripling. Brett SILeuis « , . , Tuesday night and sent St. Louis 4-mile road race/walk Sunday can register the during practice Tuesday at TheCountry Robinson had two blngles tor the O L e o n L,4-5 6 7 3 3 3 4, to its fifth straight loss. day of the competition or Thursday or Friday Ciub in Brookiine, Mass., for the Cardinals. Peters 1 ’ ’ 392 Rec FOrsch 1 21110 ■ Bob Ojeda scattered nine hits, evening from 6 to 8 at the MCC athletic office. upcoming U.S. Open. Official play New Yoik , . . getting the Cardinals to strand 11 For further information, ca|l 647-6059. Main Pub/M M H slid post Manchester Amorican Oledo W,5-5 9 9 0 0 1 3 begins Thursday. Pizza, 11-9, at Nike Field. Eric Lind­ BK— Oledo. runners, and also went 2-for-4 quist, Frank Pattlson, Jeff Long, Scott Modern Janitorial got past Arm y and Umpires— Home, Bonin; First, DeMuth; with his first major league RBI. Peterson, Scott Matson and Scott Elliot Navy, 15-13, at Waddell Field. Bill Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Rennert. hod two hits each for the winners. For Renaud led Modern with three hits. T — 2:29. A-38,042. “ We needed this win and Bobby Scholarship game June 22 Pizza, Keith LIndstrom and Tom Roo­ Including a home run. Bill Stratton had needed it, too,” Mets Manager Penguins fire Creamer EAST HARTFORD ^ The 32nd annual Kerry ney had three hits each while Art two hits and Frank Hersha tripled. Davey Johnson said. "H e’s a Newell, Tom Nicola and Bob Clifford Renaud picked up the win In relief. Chris McGuire Memorial-Scholarship fast pitch PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Penguins added two each with Nicola tripling. O'Hara played well defensively. For Reglnsld PInto/Mencheeter Herald Oo(fgBra 5, BfaVaa 4 happy-go-lucky guy usually. He softball game will be held on Wednesday, June are looking for a new head coach to replace A& N, Sean LaBrec had three hits. hasn’t been too happy lately.” Including a triple, while Andy Lawrence 22, featuring 19-time ASA National Women’s Pierre Creamer, who was fired after one season, Nike and Joe Lenehan added two apiece. MANCHESTER TRACKSTERS — The row: Assistant coach Loraine Gnall, LOS ANGELS ATLANTA Ojeda, 5-5, stopped his three- o b rh b l champion Hi-Ho Brakettes at the McAuliffe and General Manager Tony Esposito already Allied Printing blasted Brown's Pack­ Brian Rogers played well behind the Manchester Junior High boys' and girls' Bryce Poirot, Melissa Myers, Emily game losing streak with his plate. Sax 2b AHallcf Park stadium at 8 p.m. has some candidates. age Store, 1A-0, at Nike Field. Don track teams each posted 7-0 marks this Lappen, Bill Scheideman, Jessica Law­ Stubbs 1b Thomas ss second shutout of the season. It AP photo Leonard led Allied with three hits while Gibson If GPorrv 1b The Brakettes will battle Latella Coronets of ” I ’m beaming in on the guy I think would be Doug Leonard, Brian Mahoney and past season, the boys for the fifth wasn’t pretty, but he helped Amorican Farm rence, Juan Rodriguez, Amy Dwyer, Marshal rf DM rphyrf West Haven. the right person,” Esposito said Tuesday Wayne Green hod two apiece. John Shelby cf GRonck If himself by walking only one. RAISING SOME DUST — Wally Backman of the Mets McDermott tripled while John Pierson, American Legion nipped Eighth Dis­ consecutive year. Members oftheteams head coach Stan Bebyn. Several Griffey ph following the announcement that Creamer had Kip Colpitts and Mike Flaherty each trict, 14-12, at Buckley Field. Matt Scloscia c "Ojeda got outs when he needed raises some dust as he scores behind Cardinals' catcher Bob Stefanik, East Hartford High’s football doubled. Bob PIccIn doubled In defeat. Mozur led Legion with three hits while included, from left, front row: Danielle athletes were not present due to field HamItnSb Alvarez p been fired. “ I ’ve got a couple of front-runners, Andesn ss Oberkfl3b them,,” Cardinals Manager Whi- Tony Pena In the fifth inning of Tuesday's game at Shea and baseball standout, is this year’s McGuire Wayne Appleton played well defen­ Brown, Faith BIbuin, Dave Wade, Shira no doubt. But I don’t want to name any names.” sively. Anand Annloerl was the winning trips. Volenzlap Benedicte tey Herzog said. winner. He will attend Central Connecticut State West Side J(3onzlz pr Vlrgirph Stadium. The Mets won, 5-0. University in the fall. Creamer led the Penguins to a 36-35-9 record. pitcher. Legion's record Is 11-1. Antonio Springer, Missy Jolly, Beth Davey. Back APenap Gant 2b That’s how Ojeda saw it. Cox Cable disconnected Rogers Cor­ Incontro and Kevin Wollenberg hit well the team’s first winning season in nine years. while David Doyon pitched welt. JHowell p PSmIthp " I made better choices with my poration, 1M, at Pogonl Field. Fred Rungeph pitches,” said Ojeda, known for Mets’ bats in the past. ’ ’He hit one Expos 9-2, Phillies 0-4 But that wasn’t good enough to make the Stanley McVeigh and Wayne LIndstrom led the Echlbgr p on the warning track with one Kensll out as Jets’ prez winners with four hits each while Todd Morrsnph changing speeds. ’"There were Dennis Martinez pitched a Cup playoffs, even with Mario Lemieux, the National Farm ' hand. That’s why I had them take Miller and Rich Demalne added three Red Sox 7, Yankees 3 Angels 3, Rangers 0 Mahler p times this season when I’d go for a three-hitter and singled in two HEMPSTEAD, N Y. - Jim Kensil ended his NHL’s leading scorer and most valuable player. apiece. Kevin Johnson chipped In with Morlarty Brothers nipped Boland OH, Puleop it.” two safeties. For Rogers, Jim Bagdl- 14-13, at Verplanck School. Mike Flem­ punchout (strikeout) and that’s runs and Tim Wallach hit a 27-year association with the NFL Tuesday when The Penguins finished last in toe Patrick BasebaD TEXAS CALIFORNIA DJames If The Mets are used to these klan slapped three hits while John ming and Norman Small combined for NEW YORK BOSTON Totals 35 5 9 5 Totals not me. I pitched tonight, rather two-run homer to lead a 16-hit he resigned as president of the New York Jets, Division. McGonn and Dennis Roy added two 10 strikeouts for the winners. Eric o b rh b l o b rh b l o b rh b l O b rh b l searches, so this was no shock. apiece. Johnson had two hits while Greg Panas, Tollesn 2b 5 0 0 0 Burks cf 5 2 3 2 Steels dh 4 0 10 Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 than just torew.” attack as Montreal took the first citing health reasons. Fletchr ss 3 0 0 0 Miller c 3 0 0 0 Let Angeles 113 100 000-5 ’’We’ve been accused of that Flemming, Marc Barbato, Eric John­ Mtngly 1b 5 0 3 0 Barrett 2b 3 10 1 Atlanta 001 010 020— 4 O j^ a got the Cardinals to leave game of a twi-night son ond David Nahm each hit safety. American League standings JCtark dh 3 0 0 0 Boggs 3b 4 03 2 Sierra rf 4 0 0 0 Dwnngdh 2 0 0 0 before,” Dykstra said. “ I ’ll get it Kensil, saying he had “ slight heart Incvglta If 4 0 10 CDovIs rf 3 0 0 0 (Same Winning RBI — /Marshall (5). Psgsnl For Boland, Mike Yaung pitched well Pglrulo 3b 4 0 0 0 DwEvnsrf 5 1 1 1 E— (Sant. DP— Los Angeles 2. LOB— Los seven runners in scoring position doubleheader. problems.” quit the post he held for 11 years. In Winfield rf 3 0 0 0 (Sreenwl If OBrIen 1b 3 0 10 Joyner 1b 3 0 0 0 back tomorrow and it’ll all blow Stars hire Ferreira Zembrowskl's nipped Strano Real while Richie Dean slammed two home East Division 5 04 0 Angeles 11, Atlanta 4.2B— Stubbs, Valenzu­ and twice escaped with the bases In the nightcap, Juan Samuel runs. Jeff Damon and Rich Kellemel Woshgtn If 4 2 2 0 Rice dh 3 0 11 Petralll c 4 0 0 0 Armosif 3 12 1 over.” that span, the Jets made the playoffs four times. Estate, 12-11, at PaganI Field. John W L Pet. OB McDwelcf 3 0 10 DWhIteef 3 0 0 0 ela, DMurphy 2.3B— (Sant. HR— Shelby (3). . had two hits each. Buhner cf 3 12 2 Ceronec 4 00 0 SF— Stubbs, Scloscia. loaded. Coleman grounded out to homered and tripled and Don Steve Gutman, who has been toe team’s BLOOMINGTON, Minn. — Herb Brooks is out Rook led the winners with tour hits New York 39 22 .639 — Santana ss Buechle3b 2 00 0 Howell 3b 2 2 10 Maybe. Maybe not. Detroit 37 24 .607 2 3 0 10 Dodson 1b 4 1 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO end the second inning and Ozzie Carman scattered five hits in while Doug Cobband Tom Donovon had Cruz ph 10 10 SOwenss 2 2 10 WllkrsnZb 3 0 0 0 CWolkr 2b 3 0 11 ’T m going to take one of theirs administrative manager and handled all fiscal as Minnesota North Stars coach, at least for three each with Jock Hull chipping In Cleveland 37 26 .587 3 3004 0 Lot Angelet Smith grounded out to end the seven innings to lead Rookloa Skinnerc 3 0 11 Totals Totals 36 3 4 2 Valenzta W,S5 7 4 2 2 3 1 tomorrow,” Johnson said. “ I matters, takes over for Kensil, while owner now. and Jack Ferreira is in as general with two. Ken MuraskI, Bob McConnell Milwaukee 33 30 .524 7 GWordph 10 0 0 game. Philadelphia. and Jim BIrtles hod two each In defeat. M A R C O M defeated Pagant's, 14-13 Boston 29 30 .492 9 Texas 000 000 000-0 APena 0 12 2 10 would’ve taken one tonight, but I Leon Hess said he will take a more active role in manager, the NHL team said Tuesday. Totals 35 3 10 3 Totals 35 714 7 JHoWell S,7 2 1 0 0 0 1 Carman. 4-3. walked two and and 21-15. Roger Dion, Dove Owens and Toronto 30 34 .469 lO'/j California 000 020 0 lx -4 Coleman, who began the series running the club. North Stars co-owners George and Gordon Jason Brady played wel I f or the winners Boltimore 16 46 .258 23>/z Game Winning RBI — Armas (2). Atlanta want them to be without one of Women's Rec NeVf York 010 300 800-3 PSmIth L,1-7 3 6 4 4 4 3 batting .300, was O-for-4 and was struck out five in the second while John Massey and Adam Costa West Division Boston 020 oil O x— 7 E— Hayward. DP— Texas 1, California their bats for the whole game.” Hess also said the team will conduct a search Gund said during a news conference that not played well for Paganl's. In the other W L Pet. OB 1. LOB— Texas 7, California 2. 2B— EChlbgr 2 110 10 the victim of two of Ojeda’s three game. Steve Bedrosian pitched DeCormler Nissan defeated Gorman Game Winning RBI — Burks (3). Mahler 2 1 0 0 0 3 Umpire crew chief Harry Wen­ for a "protessional football coordinator and only has Ferreira been hired to succeed Insurance, 12-9, at Charter Oak. Debbie gome, James Wyman, Dan Fetherston Oakland 40 22 .645 — E— Buhner, Mattingly. DP— Boston 2. Incavlglla, CWolker, Howell. HR— strikeouts. Coleman was hitless two innings and earned his eighth and Mike McKenzie hit well for MAR­ Minnesota 33 28 .541 6'/? Armas (3). Puleo 1 1 0 0 0 0 delstedt said Dykstra's bat general manager” to handle the non-business resigned general manager Lou Nanne, but all Tedford and Noreen Long led the LOB— New York 8, Boston 12. 2B— Alvarez 1 0 0 0 1 0 in five at-bats during Monday save despite allowing Tim winners with three hits each while COM. Chris Homelln and Chris Chame- Kansas City 34 29 .540 6Houston Astros By John Nelson Bernhard Langer of West Ger­ the Americans is Curtis Strange, Tom Monegglo added two. Including a 55), 10:35 p.m. AAaefarIn c 10 0 0 Jen nos ph 1000 Kruk ph 0 10 0 Marvell Wynne’s three-run ho­ Kansas City (Lelbrandt 2-9) at Oakland Kittle dh 4 2 3 2 GBell H 4 13 1 Lelperp 0 0 0 0 Johnson singled, Kevin Elster 7-1 to snap a three-game losing The Associated Press many and South African David who set money-winning records two-run homer. Brion Collins, Gary Jacoby 3b 4 0 2 0 McGrIft lb 2 0 0 0 Weiss ss 2 0 10 mer capped a seven-run sixth Deslarlals and Rich Brimley chipped In (Welch 53), 10:35 p.m. Totals 32 3 0 2 Totals 29 1 5 1 McCllersp 1000 doubled and Dykstra hit a two- streak. Frost. two of the past three seasons and Thursday's Games Hall If 3 0 2 0 (Sruber 3b 3 0 10 Totals 34 5 9 5 Totals 32 0 9.4 inning as San Diego won its sixth with two apiece. Pete PonzIanI had two Snyder rf 4 0 0 0 Whitt c 2 112 run double. Rijo, 8-1, has won eight straight BROOKLINE. Mass. — Seve Lyle, the Masters champion, has won twice in 1988. His peers hits In defeat. Kansas City at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. Kansas City 000 000 110— 2 Texas at California, 4:05 p.m. RWsgtn ss 3 0 0 0 Leach rf 2 0 0 0 Son Rronclsco 004 100 000— 5 Dykstra filed out to the fence in straight game. calls him perhaps the best player Rec Soccer DCtark ph 10 0 0 Campsn rf 100 0 Oaklond 000 100 ooo—i decisions, six as a reliever. Ballesteros describes 1987 as "the leads the PGA Tour in money Boston at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. (tame Winning RBI — Brett (4). Son Diego 000 007 Mx— 0 the fourth, and Dave Magadan’s The Giants, who lost their in golf today. Toronto at O trolt, 7:35 p.m. Bandoc 3 0 0 0 Llrtano2b 2 00 0 (tame Winning RBI — Wynne (2). year nothing went right for me.” winnings with $608,479 and is this Charter Oak Totals 33 2 7 2 Totals 27 3 7 3 E— Saberhagen. DP— Kansas O ty 1, Pirates 6, Cubs 3 fourth consecutive game, held a Chicago at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. Oakland 1. LOB— Kansas City 6, Oakland 7. E— RTTKMTipson, Speler, Mitchell. DP— RBI double made it 3-0 in the fifth He may yet be able to call 1988 the season’s only three-time winner. “ He’s certainly among the top CBT crushed Acadia Restaurant, 14-1, Only games scheduled 2B— Stillwell, Brett. S— Wilson, (tallecK), San Francisco 3, San DIega 1. LOB— San against Jose DeLeon, 4-5, who fell Darnell Coles hit two solo home 5-0 lead before the Padres took “ It just all came together this three, up there with Norman and at Fitzgerald Field. Mike Stone, Craig Pee Wee Cleveland 000 101 000— 3 Francisco 5, Son Diego 5. 2B— Clark, year he went right back to the top. Toronto 000 000 I2x— 3 Weiss. to 1-8 lifetime against the Mets. runs and Randy Milligan hit a advantage of two errors to score Lyle,” former Open champion Krest and Mike Fitzpatrick had three IP H R ER BB SO AAaldonado, RAIomar, Youngblood. year,” Lyle said, adding that he hits eoch for C B T with the latter Express 4 (Jason Krisolofskv 3, Joe National Leaguestandings Gome Winning RBI — Whitt (2). HR— VVynne (8). SB— Santiago (8), two-run homer to lead Pittsburgh six unearned runs in their biggest PedemontI), Timbers 1 (Michael DP— Cleveland 1, Toronto 1. LOB— Kansas City In the seventh, Dykstra opened The winner of last week’s can’t consider himself the Ray Floyd said of Strange. homerlng. Jim Bzdyra added two hits Sabrhgn W,9-5 8 5 1 0 2 6 Gwvnn (7),Mack (4). S— Brown. over Chicago. inning of the year. tor the winners. For Acadia, Brad Lurate). Cleveland 6, Toronto 5 2B— Kittle, GBell. with a grounder down the right- Westchester Classic in a four-way favorite. And Jack Nicklaus. a four-time Sharks 6 (Kevin Teets 2, Doug East Division H R— Kittle 2 (7), Whitt (2). SB— Gruber (8). Farr 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Bobby Bonilla also homered for Greg Booker. 1-2, the second of Miller and Art Thompson had two each. Gleaton 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 field line for a triple. Herzog playoff, Ballesteros is one of the Open winner, thinks Strange CosmInI 2, Andy Downord, Adorn W L Pet. GB S— LIrtano. SF— Whitt. four San Diego pitchers, worked Clark), Potrlots 0. New York 40 22 .645 — IP H R ER BB SO (tarber S,6 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 quickly asked the umpires to take the Pirates, his 15th of the year, favorites in the U.S. Open begin­ “ In the end, it all comes down to could be one of the greats, if he A Central Meteors 5 (Melissa Heine 2, Michael Pittsburgh 36 27 .571 4'/j Cleveland (Xiktand matching his career high. Pitts­ one scoreless inning. Lance G(tavls 6 ^3 6 1 1 2 7 Expos9,PhilllesO the bat. ning Thursday. putting and the breaks, doesn’t fulfills a certain prerequisite. Morlarty 1, David Wolfgang, Justin St. Louis 32 31 .508 8'/z CandlottI L,66 8 7 3 3 6 4 burgh has won nine of 11 from McCullers pitched two innings to Glenn Construction beat Manchester Herdick), Oilers 2 (Joev Luker 2). Chicago 31 31 .500 9 Toronto CadaretL,1-1 2-3 2 1 1 0 0» ” I thought it was corked.” said “ This puts my confidence at a it?” Lyle asked. “ There are so “ Curtis’ recent record is very, Cycle, 8-2, at Fitzgerald Field. Merlll Montreal 31 31 .500 9 Stotlmyr 7 2-3 7 2 2 2 1 Plunk 12-3 0 0 0 0 0 Rrst (tame Herzog, whohasquestionedother Chicago this season. earn his fifth save. many players who hit the ball so very good.” Nicklaus said. “ But Saberhagen pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. high point, and confidence is very Myers, Jim Loos and Lou Wellington Philadelphia 27 34 .443 12Vz DWard W > 0 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 MONTREAL PHILA well, certainly well enough to he hasn’t yet won a major. He each homered and singled for Glenn Midgets West Division BK— CandlottI. o b rh b l o b rh b i important to me,” Ballesteros while Bob Klernan hod two safeties In Raines If 4 2 2 1 Samuel-2b win. It all comes down to what needs to do that to confirm his Sportons 1 (Richie Prenefta), Sound­ W L Pet. 6B Umpires— Home, Ford; First, Young; National League results 4 0 0 0 said after a birdie on the first defeat. Los Angeles 33 26 .559 — Second, Evans; Third, Tschida. Candoel 2b 4 0 11 Hayes 1b 3 0 0 0 happens from 100 yards in.” ers 0. (talarrg 1b 5 0 2 0 playoff hole beat Greg Norman, record. And I think he will. I think Breakers 3 (Rory Post, Jamie Je­ Houston 33 28 .541 1 T — 2:24. A— 31,433. Parrish c 3 0 0 0 Son Francisco 31 32 .492 4 WJhnsn 1b 0 0 0 0 Schmdt3b 3 0 0 0 Brookens has outing to remember David Frost and Ken Green at Norman came from six strokes he’ll win a major. I think he’ll win rome, Eric Greogan), Strikers 1 (Mor- Brooks rf 5 13 1 cus Johnson). Cincinnati 29 33 .468 5'/z Reds 7. Astros 1 Almon3b 10 0 0 Westchester. “ When I came here back with a final-round 64, the more than one major. San Diego 27 36 .429 8 Engle rf 0 0 0 0 CJames rf 4 0 10 BasketbaU Suns 3 (M att Schlllt, Rich Grittith, Twlns3,WhlteSox1 Wallach 3b 4 1 1 2 Br(xllev If (to Westchester) my confidence best of toe tournament, to make “ He’s just coming into his Tim Tedford), Olympics 1 (Scott Atlanta 20 39 . 339 13 3 00 0 seven RBI in his career against Tuesday's Gomes HOUSTON CINCINNATI Foley 3b 0 0 0 0 MThm pcf 3 0 0 0 By The Associated Press the Westchester playoff. In the Cochran), o b rh b l was not very good. I had not been prime years now. And his game is Pittsburgh 6, Chicago 3 O b rh M Webster cf 3 2 2 0 Jeltz ss 3 0 2 0 Moore. Open, he probably is best remem­ Toros 2 (Kevin Watt 2), Metros 1 CHICAGO MINNESOTA GYoungef 4 0 0 0 Larkin ss 5 1 1 0 WInghmef 1 0 0 0 Ruffin p playing very good. Nothing was suited very well to the U.S. (Jason Russo). Montreal 9, Philadelphia 0,1st game Puhl If 10 0 0 AL Roundup NBA playoff picture Philadelphia 4, Montreal 2, 2nd game o b rh b l O b rh b l 3 0 0 0 Sabo 3b 3 2 10 Rivera ss 5 2 2 0 Moore p 0 0 0 0 Cherish was the word Tom Royals 2, Athletics 1 going right for me.” bered for his 18-hole playoff loss Open,” Nicklaus said. Cincinnati 7, Houston 1 Redus cf 5 0 10 Glodden If 3 2 11 Hndrsn ph 1000 Itanlels If 2 12 2 Telodac 3 12 2 KNMIlrph 10 0 0 Lyons 3b 4 1 1 0 Gagne ss 4 0 12 Doran 2b 4 0 0 0 Brookens used to describe his Bret Saberhagen allowed five Ballesteros will head a strong to Fuzzy Zoeller in 1984. “ It’s the most pressure I ’ve Junlora New York 5 St. Louis 0 McCIndn If 10 10 Martinez p 3 0 12 Ritchie p 0 0 0 0 The Finals Baines dh 4 0 2 0 Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 GDavIs 1b 3 0 0 0 EDavIs cf 3 0 0 0 MYongph performance against the Balti­ contingent of foreign players who “ I ’ve been close,” he said. ever had,” Strange said. “ I hope I Los Angeles 5, Atlanta 4 Ctaldern rf 4 0 0 0 (taetti 3b 4 0 10 Bass rf 10 0 0 hits in eight-plus innings and Tuesday, June 7 Boys: Bears 2 (Shane Buzzel, Jona­ San Diego 8, San Francisco 5 3 0 10 ONelll rf 2 2 11 Frhwrth p 0 0 0 0 more Orioles. mell from third. One out later. “ The closer you get, the more you GWalkr 1b 4 0 11 Larkin dh 4 0 0 0 Walling 3b 3 0 0 0 Esaskylb 3 1 1 4 Kansas City held on to beat may well dominate the Open on can handle it. I ’ve always felt Detroit 105, L.A. Lakers 93 thon Cort), Rongers 1 (Tim Boulay). Wednesilav's Games Totals 37 914 9 Tetals 30 0 3 0 Brookens went 4-for-4 and Brookens made it 5-0 with his want to go out and win as many as Thursday, June 9 Cyclones 1 (Jeff Altrul), Knights 1 Pittsburgh (Drabek 5-4) at Chicago Posqualf 4 0 10 Laudnerc 3 0 10 Ramirz ss 2 0 0 0 BDIaz c 4 0 10 Oakland at the Coliseum for its this tight, tree-lined course with pressure should get. you more Solas c 4 0 10 Hrbek 1b 3 0 10 Trevino c 3 110 third home run. L.A. Lokers 108, Detroit 96 (Brett Desimone). (Pico 2-1), 2:20 p.m. Tredwv2b 4 0 10 ______JOO 300 030—0 drove in six runs with a grand 11th victory in 12 games. small greens. Besides the Spa­ you can. That all happened in the prepared, make you play better. Sunday, June 13 Girls: Red Sox 2 (Jodi Wilcox, Angela Son Francisco (Reuschel 9-3) at San (Sulllen ss 4 0 2 0 Davidsn rf 2 0 0 0 Darwin p 1000 RIlop 3 0 0 0 Philadelphia ooo 000 OOO^ Baltimore Manager Frank Ro­ Woodrd2b 2 0 0 0 Moses rf 10 0 0 CJcksn ph 10 0 0 Durhmph 10 0 0 slam and a two-run single to lead The Royals improved their niard Ballesteros, the foreign past. I can’t think about that now. You want to use it positively. L.A. Lakers 99, Detroit 86 Pavelack), Eagles 1 (Jen CosmInI). Diego (Hawkins 55), 4:05 p.m. (tame Winning RBI — Brooks (8). binson was ejected in the bottom Tuesday, June 14 Bruins 5 (Erin O'Nell 2, Jessica Houston (Desholes 4-3) at Cincinnati Boston ph 10 10 Lmbrdz 2b 2 12 0 Chlldrss p 0 0 0 0 RMrphv p 0 0 0 0 E -^ e ltz. DP— Phllcxielphia 5. LOB— the Detroit Tigers past the record 4-0 over the Athietics and favorites include Norman, of It’s gone. There’s nothing I can do Sometimes it goes the other way, Detroit 111, L.A. Lakers 86. series tied 3-2 Callahan, Lynn Salonen, Melanie (Browning 4-3), 7:35 p.m. AAanrlg 2b 0 0 0 0 CRntds ph 10 0 0 AOontreal 7, Philadelphia 5. 2B— Webster, of the fifth by third base umpire Hill ph 10 0 0 Hethcck p 0 0 0 0 Orioles 9-3 Tuesday night. pulled within 6^/2 games of the AL Australia, Sandy Lyle of Sco­ about it.” but you want to try to make the FIske), Rowdies 2 (Kaydee Robenhv- St. Louis (Carpenter 2-1) at New York Telodo, Brooks, Rivera, Candaele. 3B— A1 Clark. Thursday, June 16 mer, Sara Suitor). (Darling 6-4), 7:35 p.m. Tetals 37 1 10 1 Totals 30 3 7 3 Totals 29 1 2 0 Totals 31 7 9 7 Raines. HR— Wallach (4). S— Martinez. ” I had four hits earlier this West leaders. tland, Nick Faldo of Britain, Perhaps the top threat among pressure work for you.” SF— Telodo. "He threw me out for putting L.A Lakers at Detroit, 9 p.m. Montreal (Youmans 55) at Phlkidelphlo Chicago 000 001 000— 1 year, but I didn’t have six RBI or With the score 1-1 in the eighth. Sunday, June 19 (Palmer 1-6), 7:35 p.m. Houston 001 000 000— 1 IF H R ER BB SO my hands on my hips, that’s what Minnesota 100 OM OOx— 3 Cincinnati lOo iso OOx— 7 Montreal anything like that,” Brookens Willie Wilson singled and went to Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. Los Angeles (Hershlser 53) at Atlanta (tame Winning RBI — GICKiden (2). Tuesday, June 21 (Glavine 56), 7:40 p.m. (tame Winning RBI — ONelll (7). /Martinez W,7-6 9 3 0 0 2 said. “ Days like this come along he said,” Robinson said. ” He was LOB— Chicago 9, Minnesota 5. 2B— E— BDIaz. DP— Houston 1. LOB— 10 second on a balk. George Brett Detroit at L.A. Lakers,9p.m., If necessary Rec BasebaD Thursday's Gomes Philadelphia every once in a while and you just looking for trouble tonight. That Lyons, Baines. 3B— Gagne. HR— (Jlodden Houston 2, Cincinnati 6. 2B— Treadway, Ruffin L,4-S 31-3 8 6 5 put the Royals ahead with a Graf wants elusive Wimbledon title Los Angeles at Atlanta, 5:40 p.m. (5). SB— Redus (13), (talllen (10), Lombor- 1 1 carried over from last (Monday) Houston at Cincinnati, 7:35 p.m. BDIaz. 3B— Sabo. HR— ONelll (4), Moore 2^3 3 0 0 2 0 have to cherish them.” double that left fielder Dave dozzl (2). Esoskv (5). SB— EDavIs (18), Trevino night, when he told me in the NBAChamplonahIpBox Only games scheduled Ritchie 2 4 3 3 0 0 Brookens gave the Tigers 5-0 Graf will play American Hu Na player in the world, meets IP H R ER BB SO (3), GYoung (36), Larkin (18), Sabo (16), Frohwirih 1 1 0 Parker misjudged. Bv Rick Warner Chicago Daniels (9), Bass (16). SF— Daniels. 0 0 1 lead in the second inning when he eighth inning that I was gone if I Pony HBP— Webster by Ritchie The Associated Press in the opening round, while Britain’s David Felgate in the LaPoint L,4-7 6 6 3 3 1 3 hit his second career grand slam said one more word.” Angels 3, Rangers 0 Platonalll.LakeraBB The Orioles nipped the Red Sox, 7-6, at American League rexulls Blttlger 2 1 0 0 1 0 IP H R ER BB SO second-seeded Navratilova will opening round. Becker, the sixth Morlarty Field. Chris McKnett knocked Minnesota Houston on a pitch from starter Dickie Blue Jays 3, Indians 2 Mike Witt pitched a four-hitter meet Sabrina Goles of seed and two-time champion, In the winning run for the O's while Pete Phillies 4, Expos 2 WIMBLEDON, England - Game 4 BlvlevenW,S6 61-3 7 1 1 0 5 Darwin LJ-5 5 8 7 7 3 2 Noles, 0-1. Brookens hit his only faces John Frawley of Australia. O tto re had two hits and Mickey Glaser Berenguer 1 2-3 2 0 0 0 3 Childress 2 1 0 0 1 1 George Bell tied the score 2-2 in for only his fifth victory in his last Steffi Graf got flowers, gold Yugoslavia. L.A. LAKERS (86) other major-league grand slam played well defensively. Tam Strano Reardon S,17 1 1 0 0 0 0 Heothcock 1 0 0 0 0 0 Second (tame the eighth inning with a bloob 23 starts as California beat Navratilova, seeking her sev­ Felgate, ranked 360th in the <3reen 3-8 3-4 9, Worthy 3-9 1-2 7, pitched well for the winners. For the Tigers 9. Orioles 3 earrings and a birthday cake with Abdul-Jabbar5103-413,E. Johnson 7-139^11 Umpires— Home, Barnett; Rrst, Craft; anchmotl MONTREAL PHILA on May 29,1987 against Minneso­ double and scored the go-ahead visiting Texas. enth straight singles title, seemed world, said he won’t be intimi­ Red Sox, Louie LaGaurdIa hod two hits Second, Roe; Third, Kosc. Rllo W,8-l 8 2 1117 Ob r h bl candles forming the number 1. 23, Scott 6-14 1-1 13, Cooper 1-7 1-2 3, while Greg King ond John Bowes obrhbl ta’s Joe Klink. Witt, 4-7, walked four and pleased with her first-round dated by Lendl, who has lost the Thompson 2-5 ^4 6, Campbell 1-2 4-4 6, BALTIMORE DETROIT T — 2:12. A— 25,527. RMurphv 1 0 0 0 0 1 Raines If 5 0 11 Samuel 2b 5 2 2 1 run on Ernie Whitt’s sacrifice fly But there’s one thing she wants pitched well. John Eastwood played HBP— Esoskv by Childress. “ Nothing can pump you up Rambis 1-2 0-1 2, AAotthews 0-1 4-4 4, Ob r h bl o b rh b l (jandoel 2b 4 0 2 0 GGrossrf 5 12 0 as Toronto beat visiting struck out six in en route to his most — a Wimbledon pairing. last two Wimbledon finals. Smrek 04) 04) 0, Wagner 0-104)0. Totals 29-72 well detenslvely. Orsutak If 4 0 0 0 Petflsef 5 0 0 0 Brewers 5, Mariners 1 FPIevph 10 0 0 Hayes 1b 4 0 10 more than a grand slam, that’s second shutout of the season. It “ I guess I ’d rather play her " I am best man at a friend’s Rowdn ph 10 0 0 Whltakr 2b 5 0 11 Galarrg 1b 4 0 0 0 Schmdt3b Cleveland. championship. 28-37 86. Pirates 6, Cubs 3 4 0 2 1 for sure,” Brookens said. ” I was DETROIT (lit) BRIpkn 2b 4 12 1 Sheridan If 4 1 1 0 Brooks rf 4 0 10 CJames cf 3 13 1 Tom Candiotti, 6-6, pitched into was Witt’s second victory over No one, least of all eight-time than (John) McEnroe,” Navratil­ wedding on Saturday and have to Dantlev 7-14 13-15 27, Mahorn 34 2-2 8, CRIpkn ss 4 0 0 0 TrommI ss 4 1 1 0 SEATTLE MILWAUKEE Wallach 3b 4 1 1 0 Bradley If 3 0 10 in no way thinking grand slam. the Rangers in a week and his ova said of Goles. make, a speech,” he said. “ The 4 12 1 PITTSBURGH CHICAGO Webstar cf the seventh inning with a four-hit champion Martina Navratilova, Lalmbeer 4-12 5-5 13, Dumars 39 (M) 6, Transactions Murray 1b 3 0 0 0 DaEvns 1b obrhbl obrhbl 4 0 2 0 Bedrosnp 0 0 0 0 Maybe a power hitter would be, first back-to-back victories since Thomas 2-7 5-6 10, V. Johnson 6-11 4-7 16, Sheets rf 4 0 10 Lemon rf 1 1 0 0 Reynids 2b 4 1 1 0 Molltor 3b 4 0 0 0 Ob r h bl o b rh b l Rivera ss 3 0 11 Daulton c 3 0 0 1 shutout and a 2-0 lead when Whitt is going to give Graf that. She McEnroe, who is returning to prospect of having to do that Salley 2-3 04)4, Edwards 5-94-514, Rodman33 Lynn cf 2 0 10 Salazar If 2 1 1 0 Klngery cf 3 0 0 0 Gantnr 2b 4 12 0 Bonds If 4 1 1 0 Dunston ss 5 12 1 Wnghmph 1000 Jeltz ss 4 0 1 0 but I wasn’t. I was just trying to last Aug. 13 and 17. Wimbledon for the first time in frightens me more at the moment Und2b 5000 Palmeir If 5 1 1 0 hit his second homer. knows she’ll have to earn it. 3-6 7, Lewis 1-1002, Russell 1-304) 2, Nevitt (Serhartef 1110 Nokesc 4 2 2 1 Cottocf 1 0 0 0 Yountef 4 0 10 Telodac 2 0 0 0 Carman p 3 0 0 0 drive the ball into the outfield and Ray Hayward, 4-4, was match­ three years, fared very well in than playing the world’s number 1-2 OO 2.Totals 37-78 36-46111. BASEBALL Trbberdh 4 12 2 Knight dh 3 0 10 ADovIs 1b 4 0 10 Leonard If 3 2 0 0 VanSlyk cf 3 0 11 Dawson rf 4 12 0 Biglec 1000 M Thm pcf 0 00 0 Ron Kittle hit two homers for “ This is the most famous Bonilla 3b 3 111 Sndbrg 2b 5 0 0 0 Dopsonp get the run in,” Brookens said. Amertcofi Leotue Tettleton c 3 0 0 0 Brokns 3b 4 2 4 6 Phelpsdh 2 0 10 Deer rf 4 12 3 10 0 0 the Indians. ing Witt’s pitching when Tony tournament in the world,” said Tuesday’s draw. one player.” L.A. Lakers 29 » 14 21— 86 CALIFORNIA ANGELS-Recalled Gus Gonzals 3b 4 0 0 0 BalbonI ph 10 10 Braggs dh 3 1 1 1 Coles rf 3 3 2 2 Low 3b 5 0 3 1 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 “ We have to have someone like Armas hit his third home run with The three-time champion and Lendl. Becker, defending Detroit 32 26 25 2t— 111 Polldor, Intlelder, from Edmonton ot the Totals M 1 7 3Tetals 36 9 13 9 Brantley If 4 0 2 1 Robldx 1b 3 0 10 Mllllgn 1b 2 112 JItavIs c 3 0 11 Burke p 0 0 0 0 the top-seeded West German, 10 0 0 Lancastrp 0 0 0 0 Brookens pick up the slack for 3Polnt goal— Thomas. Fouled out— Pacific Coast League and placed him on the Bradley c 2 0 0 0 Surhoff c 3 0 10 Bream 1b WJhnsn ph 1000 Brewers 5, Mariners 1 one out in the fifth to give the who lost to Navratilova in last No. 8 seed opens against 19-year- champion Pat Cash and French None. Rebounds— Los Angeles 44 ((^een 15dov disabled list. Baltimore INO 080 210-3 Valle ph 1 0 0 0 Sveum ss 3 0 0 0 Ortiz c 4 0 10 Muphry ph 10 0 0 Porrettp 000 0 us,” Tigers manager Sparky Angels a 1-0 lead. old Horst Skoff of Austria and is Open runner-up Henri Leconte 10), O tro lt 59 (Thomas 9). Assists— Los NEW YORK Y A N K E E S — Activated Don Delroll 051 000 OSx-0 GWIIson rf 4 0 0 0 Bernard ss 3 0 10 PPerrvp 0000 Nettles ph 1110 Tom Filer won his 12th straight year’s final. “ This is the one Smiley p 2 000 (tassagep 0000 Anderson said. “ Tommy really not seeded to face a true grass- are in toe same half of the draw. Angeles 11 (E. Johnson 6), Detroit 22 Mattingly, first baseman, from the 1S-dav (3ome Winning RBI — Nokes (2). Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 Tetals 36 1 9 3 Tetals 34 413 4 game since 1982 and Rob Deer hit everyone wants to win.” (Thomas 12). Total fouls— Los Angeles 30, disabled list. Placed Willie Randolph, E— Gonzales. DP— Baltimore 1. LOB— Renterl ss 3 0 10 BJonesp 10 0 0 Sutcllff ph 10 0 0 hit the ball well tonight. He’s a court player until the fourth Barring upsets, the quarterfinal Kipperp 0 0 0 0 (taace 1b 3 0 2 0 Twins 3, White Sox 1 Graf, who is skipping this O tro lt 30. Technicals— Los Angeles Illegal second baseman, on the 15day disabled list, Baltimore 7, Detroit 6. 2B— Brookens, Tetals 311 7 I Tetals 31 5 0 4 000 000 101-3 tough kid.” a three-run homer as Milwaukee round when his opponent would pairings would be Lendl-Leconte defense 2, O tro lt Illegal defense, Los etroactive to June 10. Gerhart, Whitaker. HR— Brookens (3), JRobnsnp 0 000 Jackson cf 2 00 0 ______110 OM Ota— 4 beat Seattle at County Stadium. Dan Gladden hit his fourth week’s warm-up grass tourna­ Traber (2), BRIpken (1). SB— BRIpken DMrtnzcf 1000 (tame Mflnnlng RBI — None. The victory moved the Tigers be hard-serving Kevin Curren, and Cash-Becker. Angeles coach Riley. A— 34,297. OAKLAND ATHLETICS— Sent Mott Sl- seoflM 000 001 oo»-i leadoff homer of the season as ment in Eastbourne to practice notro, catcher, outright to Tacoma of the (6). S— Knight. IMlhMH*ee 033 000 OOx— 5 Trillo 3b 10 0 0 E—Porrett. DP— Montreal 1. LOB— within two games of first-place Filer, 4-0 this season and 11-0 in who beat McEnroe in the 1985 If the seedings hold up in the ocific Coost Leogue, Recalled Luis Polonta, IP H R ER BB SO (tame Mflnnlng RBI — Braggs (6). Moyer p 10 0 0 Montreal 9, Philadelphia 10.2B— Schmidt. Minnesota beat Chicago at the privately in London, turned 19 on Sundbrge 2 0 10 •tew Yori( in the American his AL career, has not lost since quarterfinals. other half of the draw, second- outfielder, from Tocoma. Sent Tony hllllps, Boltimore E— Presley, Rmterlo. DP — Seattle 1, Metrodome for the Twins’ 17th Tuesday. But she didn’t spend the Intlelder, to Tacomo on 25dayrehoblllta- Notes L,51 2 6 6 5 0 1 Mllwaukeel. LOB— Seattle 7, Milwaukee 3. Berryhil c 1000 “ »• League East. June 1982 when he was with the British bookies were so im­ seeded Mats Wilander would Totals 31 604 Tetals 40 313 3 victory In their last 23 games. day celebrating. Radio, TV tlon assignment. Sisk 5 3 0 0 1 3 3B— (tantner, Renteria, BalbonI. HR— Deer Doyle Alexander, 6-4, pitched Chicago Cubs in the National pressed by McEnroe’s draw that meet McEnroe and third-seeded TO R ON TO B LU E JA Y S — Activated Jeff Wtllmson 1 4 3 3 0 1 (10). SB— Leonard (3), Braggs (5), Yount Menheel « « « « « > Bert Blyleven, 5-6, allowed “ I practiced this morning and Musselmon, pitcher, from the 21-day Detroit (8). Pllfsburgh 010 300 011—6 Oopson L,1-4 4 9 4 4 1 3 eight innings allowing six hits and League. they shortened his odds from 7-1 Stefan Edberg would play No. 5 seven hits in 6 1-3 innings before I ’m going to practice again this dlsabledllst,andopttonedhlmtoSyracuseof Alexandr W,54 8 6 3 3 3 2 IP H R ER BB SO Oilcage 000 OSO 000—3 McGffgan 1 2 0 0 1 1 Guillermo Hernandez pitched the Deer hit a three-homer in the to 5-1, making him the third Jimmy Connors in the other TONIGHT the International League. Hernandz 1 10001 Seattle (tame Mflnnlng RBI — Coles (5). Burke 1 0 0 0 0 o third off starter Mike Moore, 3-7, giving way to Juan Berenguer. afternoon,” she said. "Then I’m Noles pitched to 3 batters In the 3rd, E— Bernard, Bonilla, Grace. DP— Porrett 2 1 0 0 2 2 ninth for the Tigers. choice behind co-favorites Ivan quarterfinals. 7:30 p.m. — Yankees at Red Sox, BASKETBALL MMoore L.3-7 8 8 5 3 1 4 Berenguer pitched 1 2-3 innings going home for the night. I will Chonnels 11, 26, NESN, W TIC, WPOP Alexander pitched to 1 batter In the 9lh. Milwaukee P itts b u rg h 1, C h ic a g o 2. L O B — Phltadetahta The Tigers took a 1-0 lead in the to give Milwaukee a 5-0 lead. Lendl and Boris Becker. Wilander won the first two Notional Basketball Association HBP— Lemon by Noles. Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 12. 2B— VanSl^e, Carman W>3 7 5 1 1 2 5 and Jeff Reardon got the last h'ave my party after 7:30 p.m. — Cardinals at Mets, CHARLOTTE HORNETS— Named Ed Filer WAC 7 6 1 1 2 3 second when Matt Nokes’ bases- Deer, who also singled, is now SportsChannel, W KHT Umpires— Home, Joyce; Rrst, Atorrl- Mlrabella 2 1 0 0 0 0 Bonds. HR— Coles 2 (4), Bonilla (15), Bedrosn 5,8 2 4 1 1 0 3 Wimbledon.” Lendl, the top seed and No. 1 Grand Slam events of the year. Badger assistant coach and director of Milligan (3), Dunston (5). SB— Palmeiro Oopson pitched to 2 batters In the SIh. 9-for-18 with three homers and three outs for his 17th save. 9:30 p.m. — Bowling: Showboat basketball admlnlstrotlon, effective July son; Second, Meriwether; Third, Clark. Umpires— Home, Reed; Rrst, Scott; loaded single scored Alan Tram- Senior Inyltatlonol, ESPN T — 2:52. A— 15,128. Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Gordo. (S). S— JRoblnson. SF— VanSIvke. WP— Oopson. 1 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. WedneBdav. 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Forced into summer service, a high-school pronoun covers disturbing facts about his country’s CD Baretta gym instructor uses a variety of unortho­ / (aiKfflEOU POWTfiETAHVHimznTON Y m i NEEP IRON I 36 Cooking vessel 1 2 3 4 9 1 0 11 intelligence network. Michael Caine, 9:00PM CD Wlseguy Reprise of sea­ (lT) Honeymooners dox teaching methods to maintain his san­ BY EATIH/S OlirOF tSAKEAGE RAGS- 37 Bernstein, for James Fox. Felicity Dean. 1987. Rated PG, son premiere. An undercover agent infil­ (3D Bravo ity. Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley, Robin Tho­ short 1 2 (In Stereo) trates the underworld in Atlantic City. With mas. 1987, Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) CO 1968 United FesItKS byndicsts. Inc r Jonathan Banks and Ray Sharkey. (2 hrs.) 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CD Morton Downey Jr. [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred (3D Family Ties the Dog Who Saved Hollywood' A Ger­ VlKf/^eS J //^ 50 - America (30) Days and Nights of Molly Dodd Hickman, Nick Charles. man Shepherd provides the route to Holly­ 51 Communica­ CfD (4® ABC News (CC| (CC) Fred catches Molly and Moss in a [ESPN] SportsCenter wood success for an aspiring actress, a ( ill INN News near kiss; Dennis makes his one phone call would-be producer and a bankrupt studio tions agency Execution -• Fourteen Days in from jail to Molly. (In Stereo) [HBO] head. Bruce Dern, Madeline Kahn. Ron (abbr.) (20) Too Close for Comfort May: America Undercover (CC) Docu­ (^4) We Can Keep You Forever Journal­ Leibman. 1975. 53 Jacob's twin C2;® (3.0J NBC News (CC) mentary on capital punishment filmed on ists interview government officials and death row in a Mississippi prison. (60 min.) [CNN] Sports Latenight 54 Ages @4) Nightly Business Report former prisoners of war and MIA's to de­ 55 Between termine whether there are American ser­ [T M C ] MOVIE: '10 to Midnight' A ve [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 38) Bosom Buddies teran cop teams up with a rookie to catch a vicemen still missing in Southeast Asia. [ESPN] SportsCenter Can. and Mex. (41) Noticiero Univision psychopathic killer. Charles Bronson. An­ 56 Narrow opening (90 min.) 3D Love Connection drew Stevens, Lisa Eilbacher. 1983. Rated 2:35AM CS News (R| 57 On one's guard Cli) Dos Vidas R. (In Stereo) [CNN] Inside Politics '88 (5^ American Playhouse: I Never Sang 3:00AM QS MOVIE: The Feathered SB Ape Serpent' Charlie Chan locates a killer 59 — — avail [ESPN] NBA Today for My Father (CC) A middle-aged man 1 1 :35PM CD Magnum. P.l. (Daniel J. Travanti) remembers his final flying-serpent. Roland Winters, Keye [HBO] MOVIE: The Gate' Monsters 1 1 :50PM [M A X ] MOVIE: Preppies' Luke. Victor Sen Young. 1948. stream up from the bowels of hell after two visit with his domineering father (Harold DOWN Gould). (2 hrs.) (In Stereo) A college student must pass his final exam [CNN] Headline News Overnight kids disturb a hole (eft by the removal of a or lose an inheritance. Dennis Drake, storm-damaged tree. Stephen Dorff, [C N N ] Larry King Live [DIS] MOVIE: The First Olympics • Yes, — I Steven Holt. Lynda Weismeier. 1984 Christa Denton, Louis Tripp 1987, Rateii [DIS] MOVIE: The First Olympics - Rated R. Athens 1896' A fact-based account of Cosmonaut PG-13. (In Stereo) Athens 1896' A fact-based account of the efforts to field an American team for Gagarin 1 2:00AM di) star Trek the first modern Olympic Games. Louis 7 :00PM CD Entertainment Tonight In­ the efforts to field an American team for the first modern Olympic Games. Louis Cip Gateway/Mindpower Jourdan, David Ogden Stiers, Hunt Block. terview: actor Kevin Costner ("The Un­ 1984. Part 2 of 2. touchables"). (In Stereo) Jourdan, David Ogden Stiers, Hunt Block (^ S o a p 1984 Part 2 of 2. [ESPN ] Drag Racing; IHRA Spring Na­ CD News [CNN] Newsnight [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay tionals From Bristol, Tenn. (60 min.) (R) CD Wheel of Fortune (CC) [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Grapes of Wrath' Johnstone. 3:10AM CD Nightwatch Joined in C5) $100,000 pyramid Oscar-winning John Steinbeck story of a 9;30PM CD (40) A Matter of Trust: Depression-era family’s migration from the Progress CELEBRITY CIPHER (il) Cheers (CC), Part 3 of 3 Cfltobrity CIptMC cryptograms are cractart Uom quotalloni by famous people, past anil present. Billy Joel in the U.S.S.R. (CC) A behind- Oklahoma dust bowl to the greener pas­ 3:30AM [U S A ] MOVIE: The Beast Each tatter In the cipher atanda for another. Today‘3 duo: N equals C (18) Kojak the-scenes look at singer Billy Joel's per­ tures of California. Henry Fonda. Jane Dar- From 20,000 Fathoms' An atomic bomb (20) M*A*S»H sonal odyssey in the Soviet Union during well, John Carradine. 1940 blast releases a prehistoric beast from its IBZZPDBBR I T Z R G I T Z V O T his 1987 concert lour to the cities of Mos­ [ESPN ] NBA Today Arctic tomb. Inspired by a Ray Bradbury (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour cow. Leningrad and Tbilisi. (90 min.) (In [U S A ] Dragnet short story. Paul Christian, Paula Ray (26) Barney Miller Stereo) mond, Ceci Kellaway. 1953. OOTUTJRBVC C V U C B A U B J T P 1 2:30AM CD WKRP in Cincinnati do) @0) Win. Lose or Draw (ID Odd Couple 3:40AM [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Munchies' (36) Cheers (22) (30) Sara (CC) Roz and Sara plan to CD Entertainment Tonight Interview: ac­ A Peruvian archaeological dig uncovers a D B O L G I E G OTKVQOTR J B tor Kevin Costner ("The Untouchables” ) ABO (4D Rosa Salvaje help recently divorced Helen meet men at a weird, junk food-craving alien creature wine symposium. (R) (In Stereo) Harvey Korman, Charles Stratton. 1987 (57) Nightly Business Report U B O T T A A B O G E J F E U T B A [ESPN] PBA Bowling: Showboat Sen­ GD do) Late Night W ith David Letter- Rated PG. (61) Family Ties ior Invitational, from Las Vegas. Nev. (2 man (In Stereo) 3:45AM [M A X ] m o v ie : Gerdens of [C N N ] Moneyline HQJBNIZT.' — YTJ I T N hrs.) (Live) dD Rat Patrol Stone' (CC) A career Army officer finds PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The flag is a flag of liberty of opinion as well as [ESPN] SportsCenter 1 0:00PM CD CD (1® News ( ^ The Street (In Stereo) himself at odds with an eager young recruit [USA] Airwolf over America’s involvement In Vietnam. of political liberty." — Woodrow Wilson. (J8) Police Story Part 1 of 2 dD Gene Scott James Caan, Anjelica Huston, James Earl 7:30PM (3D p m Magazine Featured ^P) Morton Downey Jr. [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated Jones. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Jerry Falwell; fishermen who escaped [HBO] MOVIE: 'Delivery Boys* A group shark attacks. (22) @0) Bronx Zoo (CC) When Harry dis­ 3:50AM [HBO] m o v ie : Certain covers that an engaged student is gay, he of delivery boys enter a city dance cham­ Fury' Two teen-agers on the run must CD Current Affair decides to tell the young man’s fiance. (60 pionship. Mario Van Peebles. 1985. Rated stick together or be victimized for a crime CD d?) Jeopardy! (CC) min.) (In Stereo) R. (In Stereo) they didn't commit. Tatum O'Neal, Irene [USA] Edge of Night CD dC Barney Miller (38) Odd Couple Cara, Peter Fonda. 1985. Rated R. (11) Major League Baseball: New York (41) Noticiero Untvision 1 2:35AM CD Love Boat 4:00A M [C N N ] Larry King Overnight I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Yankees at Boston Red Sox (3 hrs ) (Live) (61) Star Trek [E S PN ] Powerboat Racing: Interna­ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 12:40AM d@) MOVIE: Manbeastl (20) Jeffersons [C N N ] Headline News Myth or Monster' A group of adventurers tional Outboard Grand Prix From Au travel to the Himalayan Mountains, the gusta, Ga. (60 min.) (R) Unscramble these four Jumbles, Tsk tsk— but don’t let (26)* Major League Baseball: New York [H B O ] Hitchhiker (CC) Rock artist Gene one letter to each square, to form it happen again Yankees at Boston Red Sox (2 hrs . 30 backwoods of the Pacific Northwest and (X) l Love Lucy Simmons and actress Sandra Bernhard the Louisiana swamps in search of the le­ 4:29A M four ordinary words. min.) star in this futuristic mystery about death gendary Bigfoot. Peter Byrne. 1977. 4:30AM (B) Twilight Zone (30' Newlywed Game betrayal and deceit -- all the result of a GYNAT (46) Hollywood Squares packet of white powder. (In Stereo) 1 :00AM CD AII in the Family (57) World of Survival (R) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Personal Services' A CD Hit Squad working-class Englishwoman becomes (6i) Three's Company one of Britain's most successful madams. CD Joe Franklin [C N N ] Crossfire Julie Walters, Alec McCowen, Shirley Stel- (B) Getting Rich Your Way EMERGENCY [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America fox. 1987. Rated R. CH) Matchmaker Fire — Police — Medical WHYSO Special 1987-88 high school basketball [TM C] MOVIE: 'Munchies' A Peruvian ( ^ Twilight Zone championships. archaeological dig uncovers a weird, junk food-craving alien creature. Harvey Kor- GP Newlywed Game DIAL 911 8:00PM C13 Jake and the Fatman (CC) man, Charles Stratton 1987. Rated PG. GD Podria Usted Adelgazar? In Manchester Jake shadows an ex-girlfriend who's [CNN] Inside Politics '88 (R) trying to get evidence on the man respon­ 10:30PM (B) Odd Couple Joined in QUILOR WHAT HAPPENE17 sible for her father’s death (60 min.) (R) Progress WHEN THE LEFT CD MOVIE: 'Houseboat' An Italian sym­ (24) Age of Intelligent Machines An ex­ '' Y HALF OF THE CAKE phony conductor's daughter, concealing amination of artificial intelligence, focusing PISAFFEAREP? her identity, becomes a widower's family on ways it is transforming the world's maid Cary Grant, Sophia Loren, Martha economy, society and culture. Narrator: in­ Hyer. 1958. ventor Raymond Kurzweil. LETTAC Now arrange the circled letters to INN News F or D ad CD ^ Growing Pains (CC) Jason and term the surprise answer,, as sug­ Maggie's normally placid marriage is @) Hogan's Heroes ~TT~ gested by the above cartoon. strained as Maggie tries to juggle her roles as mother and TV reporter. (R) (41) Muy Especial • HAMMOCKS CD Evening Magazine Publisher Gloria [H B O ] Sam Kinison Comedian Sam Kini- Answer here: “ ICX I ^ [ I X XX Leonard ("High Society” ), special effects son delivers his views on everything from •BOCCE (movies) expert Robert Short. sex to religion with his "primal scream" (Answers tomorrow) approach to comedy. Special appearance • HORSESHOES Jumbles; MINOR TIGER GARISH PICKET 08j McCloud by Rodney Dangerfield. (60 min.) (In Yesterday's Answer What she said about their new house that dP) MOVIE: 'Dead Men Don't Wear Stereo) • BADMINTON looked like a matchbox— ITS "STRIKING" Plaid' A private eye investigates the di­ sappearance of a noted scientist. Steve 1 1 :00PM CD CD &§) News Martin. Rachel Ward. Carl Reiner. 1982. CD Taxi • BICYCLES NO. boot 10 .loeli. Joovx. Soon No. ! I. (3§) Highway to Heaven (CC) An ath­ SLEEPING BAGS letic counselor at a camp for the blind tries to prevent a vision-impaired man from • HOW p o Y®*-* committing suicide. (60 m in) (R) (In EVERYTHINQ FOR CAMPING BICYCLES • SPORTS I TH iN H I T Stereo) Open Daily A C C O U N T d<^ (5i3 Survival (CC) Filmmaker Simon M E A N 5 ' Trevor's po'lrait of the dwarf mongoose's 2 Main Street 9-9 PE JA VU .. . highly organized family structure. (60 min.) 643-7111 Sunday (In Stereo) P P o R A ^ L Y a l l Bridge t h a t f - ^ B L \ N ( 5 d?) MOVIE: 'Watermelon Man' When a FARR’S Astrograph bigoted white suburbanite awakens one THAT YOU'VE O N VlPEO t a p e . morning to find he has turned black his a clue to guide him. boss decides to take advantage of it and vide you with a new way to view an old urges him to handle the untapped black Since West had a singleton spade matter. insurance field. Godfrey Cambridge, Es­ A new lease THAVE5 and three hearts originally, it was LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You are in an telle Parsons, Howard Caine 1970 Suitcracfeer NORTH f-IS-iS ^ S F o f^ F ? : ^Your ♦ AQ9 7 5 2 on life likely he had four diamonds, and may­ extremely favorable cycle now where (41) Sueno Contigo Dickent, New England and YAKQ be five. Furthermore, it was very im- ^Birthday both your career and finances are con­ WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll (6i) MOVIE: 'Charly' A mentally retarded Alpine yUlagea and Acceuoriea LOBSTERS ♦ J52 By James Jacoby likely that he held the A-K of dia­ cerned. This will be due to changes young man is the subject of a scientific ex­ 47 monds, or he might have selected a from which you'll derive benelits. periment in brain surgery. Cliff Robertson, UNIQUE BABY & BRIDAL SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) This should Claire Bloom 1968 for EAST Declarer was lucky when West led high diamond for an opening lead. So HOW OCME y o u 'r e IT'S JUST FDR A FEW t h a t I DECIDED TO June 16,1988 SHOWER GIFTS WEST be a lucky day lor both you and your [CNN] PrimeNews ♦ 4 Y J 10 8 6 3 his singleton spade against four Elast probably held a diamond honor, BACK FRCM CAMP DAYS. THOSE PEOPLE UP eWB THEM A COUPLE Wed.-Sat. lO-S, Sun. ii- 5 either singleton or doubleton. Backing There are indications that in the year partner regarding a recently estab­ [DIS] Edison Twins Y 10 3 2 Y 5 4 hearts. With a diamond lead, the de­ ALREADY NASTY? x THERE ARE 60 NICE... OF DAYS OFF. lished joint venture. Press forward. 295 West Street • Bolton, CT Father’s Day his judgment, declarer played a low ahead you will make an important [ESPN] Rodeo; 1987 National Finals ♦ K 10 9 3 ♦ A 8 fenders would take two high dia­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) An (ama mlta iw rih •>/ Cay CUy Simla Cark aa Kl. (S) 4 10 8 6 5 2 4 A J 9 3 monds, a diamond ruff and the club diamond from dummy. When Blast change that will have a great effect Highlijghts From Las Vegas. (60 min.) (R) upon your work or career. It will be fa­ old project that has been left to collect 649-7514 Live and Kicking! ace. With a club lead, East would win played the eight, he put up the queen, dust looks like it's about to be resur­ [HBO] MOVIE: Hunk' A computer nerd SOUTH losing to West’s king. West played a vorable and fulfill your ambitious sells his soul to the devil in exchange for a ♦ K the club ace and quickly shift to the aspirations. rected. With a lew new twists. It can be Y J 9 8 7 6 ace and a diamond, with the same re­ club, and East won the ace and played GEMINI (May 21-June 20) This should revived successfully. ♦ Q 7 6 4 sult. The spade opening lead gave de­ back a club to declarer’s king. South be a rather pleasant day because oth­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Social YKQ4 clarer a chance, but he had to play now led a diamond. West played the ers will be Inclined to treat you In a more acceptance will not be a problem today. Beat the Heat... nine, and declarer played low from Your popularity Is trending upwards Vulnerable: East-West well. generous fashion than usual, even Just in case West's spade lead was dummy. Sure enough, the ace from someone you thought didn I give a and you're likely to receive a warm wel­ : South rKF Dealer not a singleton, declarer won the king, East had to beat the air, and declarer hoof. Gemini, treat yourself to a birth­ come regardless of where you go. Summer Salad Plate played A-K of hearts and ruffed a had made his contract. day gift. Send lor your Astro-Graph pre­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Some­ Weil North E:ail Sooth thing which you’ve been unable to final­ Includes pasta and shrimp salad, seafood Pass spade with his jack of hearts. When dictions lor the year ahead by mailing U.S. ACRES byJImOavl* $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, ize can be concluded to your satisfac­ salad, tuna salad with lettuce and tomato Pass 1 ♦ Pass 2 Y West showed out of spades, declarer James Jacoby's books “Jacoby on P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101- tion today it made a priority. Put It at the PATRIOTS PARK Pass 4 Y Pass Pass played another heart to dummy and Bridge’ and “Jacoby on Card Games’ OH, p l e a s e ,MR CHICKEN. 3420. Be sure to state your zodiac sign. top of your list. AT COVENTRY LAKE Pass cashed the ace of spades, shedding a (written with his father, the late Os­ LET ME GO ANP I'LL GIVE PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Your profi­ wald Jacoby) are now available at CANCER (June 21-July 22) You might A SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM FOR AGES 6-13 Visit Our Air Conditioned club. He expected to lose to the ace of VOU A WISH.' iVUSHYoilltREM not be excessively lucky in material ciency in sports such as golf, tennis and Opening lead: 4 4 _>r clubs, so he had to limit his diamond bookstores. Both are published by ways today, but you could be extremely racquetball, which have elements of D C r ^ lC T C D • Session I — July 11 - July 22 Pharos Books. ■^Dining Room! losses to just two tricks. And there was X fortunate where human relationships competition, will be improving In this cy­ nCLalO I c n , session II — Juiy 25 - Aug. 5 are concerned. Concentrate on the cle. It won't make your opposition happy. NOW !! • Session III — Aug. 8 - Aug. 19 ’J latter. ^ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Today, don I be ARIES (March 21-April 19) Conditions ONLY *95 PER SESSION discouraged if you fail to achieve an ob- appear to be taking a turn lor the better 43 Oak Street regarding a family matter about which • Swim Instruction • Roller Skating* Arts 4 Crafts* Special Events ieqtive on the first try. You'll be luckier e AM - 4 PM RAIN OR SHINE SEA FOOD alter you regroup and give it a second everyone has been a bit skeptical. lUNCHESlBt Limited Busing with Plckupe In Bolton. Mansfield & Wllllmantic go. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A venture serving the area oyer soyears PEOPLEknow there's a certainWHO magic know ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ J J VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) There are in­ you have underway can now be expand­ For Regletratlon Forme or More Information Call 423-4534 649-9937 about Classified Advertising. A i W A A dications that you will learn a very im­ ed to produce larger benelits than you first anticipated. M's time to start think­ T V r w b fc 15 portant lesson today from a personal Windham Regional Community Council experience. What transpires could pro­ ing bigger. 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 18. 1988 _It It - MANCHESTER HERALD. W«toltBday. June 15, ItM

MARKET REPORT Layoffs may not occur in shipyards Actlvilyc CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 rine contract with Electric Boat, bu^.. the third attack submarine it could the likely forfeiture of Electric Boat GROTON (AP) - Workers at "the message should be painfully Electric Boat Division shipyards in have an impact on the company’s as the world’s leader in nuclear submarine construction," Tovar said. clear to the mostpptimistic. Our price PART TIME Connecticut and .| t j| ^ e Island are “ employment levels.’’ is too high.” Electric Boat officials Notices “There are a lot of variables in Friday’s announcement from the HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers ii, n il" being told the coiA pc^ must reduce are scheduled to begin negotiations on I HELP WANTED I ill' there and we are not sending signals Navy brought to six the number of At o condition pr*c*d*nt to hi costs to meet the competition, but a the third attack submarine in Wa­ SALES Clerk. Responsi­ company spokesman says that out to our work force that layoffs are 688-class nuclear submarine con­ tho plocemont of any odvtr- PART Time Individual LOOKING tor people to WHDLESALE Distribu­ 1 shington, D.C. Wednesday, according tltlne In tho Monchostcr Ha­ needed to perform our ble person needed.* Quiz on Page 2 II imminent,’’ Ruenzel said. tracts lost by Electric Boat, a divison deliver SNET tele­ tor seeking qualified li>ll doesn’t necessarily mean layoffs. to Electric Boat spokesman Nell A. rold. Advortitar h*r*bv customer service phone directories FULL TIME, drivers. Must be 25 Apply at; Town & 1. ^Fish (Seal) Ruenzel said employment levels at of General Dynamics Corp., to the oor*«t to protoct. Indemnity follow-up surveys. throughout CT to area years old with valid CT Country Jewelers. 2. *Axminster (Rug) Company officials say for the Virginia shipbuilder in two years. Ruenzel. and hold hormitts tht Mon- Assistant the shipyards are down from a high of Welcome new resi­ businesses during July. license and clean driv­ ^M'or shoH's M oll, 3. L.B. Johnson defense contractor to retain its Electric Boat remains the only Ch*tt*r Horold. Itt offictrt Monchester.______25,000 during 1986-87 and will remain “ The time for hoping and wishful and omplovtts oaolntt onv dents to greater Hart­ Must have own vehicle. Managers ing record. Must be 4. Penguin position as the leading maker of the contractor building the Navy’s giant ford with gifts of good Full or part time. For able to pass DDT physi­ so unless the boat builder wins more thinking is gone,” Tovar said. "W e and oil liability, lott or RN-A recent relocation 5. Flicker LOW a.111.13 Navy’s submarines^cost reductions Trident submarines, although the for txp*nto. Including ottor- will. Own car Is neces­ Information coll 1-800- Position Avallablo cal. Dutstanding be­ hos erected and out­ CLOSE ltM.4t are necessary. contracts. He said <11 the company need to face the fact that Newport the first time last year it had n*vt' foot, orltlne from sary. Compensation 922-0008 from 8am-4pm nefit pockoge. Apply standing opportunity 6. (a) Baa-Fold (xl 5hXn5E uezs.07 News is beating us in cost. And costs Benefits: The Navy announced Friday that wins the contract for the third attack competition in the bidding from dolmt of unfoir trod* proctl- $20 per contact. Apply or 467-2219 from 4pm- ' between 9om and 3pm. In our ICF on the (b) Grr-Kennel (z) are what the customer is interested CM. Intrlngcmant of trode- Electric Boat had lost to Newport submarine, employment levels at the Newport News. In person: Hartford 8pm.______• Medical/Dental McKesson Corporo- 7am-3pm shift. Very (c) Bzz-Hive (v) MTWTFMTWT f M TW TF B^WTF mtw tf m t in.” morkt, trod# nomM or pot- Despatch Moving & tlon, 280 Dividend competitive storting (d) Coo-Loft (w) • <• M g % __ News Ship Building k Drydock Co. in shipyards will remain stable. Electric Boat is still vying to build •ntt, violation of rlghtt of MEAT Packer looking • Life Insurance The Marine Trades Council, Elect­ prlvocv and lntrlnp*m*nt of Storage, Personnel tor production and Road, Rocky Hill, CT. rote. Full paid benefits (e) Moo-Barn (y) bidding for a $612 million contract for In a memo issued this week to 23,200 the lead ship in the Navy’s new Manager, 225 Prospect EDE.______Including pension plan. ric Boat’s largest union representing copyright and proprlotorv maintenance person­ two attack submarines. The Navy workers at the Groton shipyard and l^awolf submarine class. The bids for rights, unfair compatitlon Street, East Hartford nel. Excellent wages PART TIME IMMEDIATE Dpenlngs. Coll the New Manches­ said a third contract for a SSN-688 the Quonset Point yard in North workers at the Groton shipyard, is that project are not expected to be o n 6 llbol and tlondor, which 06106 and benefits. Coll 646- Diversified offlce- ter Manor for details. submarine may be awarded later to Kingstown, R.I., Electric Boat Gen­ threatening to strike next month if opened until this fall. mov rttulf from th* publica­ 5000 ask tor Robert. Sales/Stock Clork /sales position In an 6464)129. wage increases are not included in a tion of onv odverfltmonl In established business. CARPENTER or Corpen- Real Estate BUSINESS Electric Boat after price negotiations. eral Manager Fritz G. Tovar said: “ If "Clearly, winning that contract the MonchMter Herald by PHLEBOTOMIST Afternoons & HELP WANTED we are unable to reduce our cost, our new contract. ranks as our most important objective We will train the right ter helper. Full time. Electric Boat spokesman Neil A. odvortltor. Including odver- Weekends Please telephone otter future is bleak indeed. in the months ahead,” Tovar told tltementt in any free distri­ Part time, flexible person. If vou enlov Ruenzel said, however, if the com­ Tovar noted that the Navy would working with people 4pm, 647-7278. AIDE needed 11pm-7om. Retail sales up slightly Electric Boat workers. bution publications pub­ hours. Earn up to HDME8 pany does not receive the contract for “ It will mean major cutbacks and like to discuss a third attack subma­ lished by the Manchester HAVE A PHONE? Apply: this lob Is tor you. Coll EMT-MedIcal delivery Please telephone 649- Herold. Penny Sleffert, *20 an hour. Mobile Pearl's TV and Ap- specialist. Nationally 2358. FOR SALE WASHINGTON — Retail sales, held back by Publisher. pllonce. 643-2171. I lagging car buying, rose a scant 0.1 percent in ' basis to draw WANT TO WORK England knqwn provider of res- WAITRESSES for break­ blood. Take health PAYRDLL Position. Du­ plri^orv and durable fast and lunch diner. All real estate advertised In May, after a relatively rare decline in April, FROM HOME? ties Include clerical, Ileal equipment Experience preferred, the Manchester Herald Is U.S. trade gap shows signs of narrowing history on Insur­ Hardware sublect to the Fair Housina the government said today. Employment Straight Commissions PC data entry, person­ seeks Qualified driver must be dependable. The Commerce Department said that sales ance applicants in RL 44. Bsiton Notch nel, word processing to deliver oxygen and Good working condi­ Act of 1968, which makes It In more good trade news Tuesday, — Incoms UnllmItedI tions. Coll 649-4011,6om llleeal to odvertlse any pref­ increased $119 million last month to a turnaround was expected today when one key segment of the trade account, Manchester area. and phone. Manches­ durable medical equip­ erence. limitation or discrim­ By AAartIng Crutslnger the goverment reported that Itp Call me for an appoint­ ter, Mondov-Frldov, ment to patient homes. to 2pm.______seasonally adjusted $131.9 billion. fhe government releases its estimate the flow of merchandise, that is ination based on race, color, The Associated Press monthly tradking of merchandise PART TIME Call 1-800-022-2772 ment between 3:30- LABDRERS to work in a 8am-4:30pm. Call John Must be 21 years old, 2 MDTDR Routes ovollo- rellolon, sex or notlonol It was the sixth increase in seven months, of the deficit in the current account. already known. commercial roofing trade figures showed the deficit HELP WANTED or 230-5337 6pm Onlyl Ask for 10am-1pm at 643-2414. ho\m valid CT driver's ble. 1 for Summer only. origin, or on Intention to The current account is the broadest For the first three months of the environment In Man­ IlcensciWith clean driv­ moke onv such preference, but it was the second consecutive weak report. WASHINGTON — The Reagan narrowed in April to $9.89 billion, the 1 permanent. Coll 742- The figures are not adjusted to take inflation administration is finally able to point measure of America’s dealings with year, the merchandise trade deficit PART Time Shop Cleon- Dennis Santoro chester area. Starting ing W cord. Neat In 88iS7 lOom-lpm or 6pm- llmitotlon or discrimination. shrank by 12.7 percent to $35.9 billion, lowest monthly deficit in more than SECRETARY-Capable $8.50 per hour. Call oppearance and the lOpm.D The Herald will not know­ into account. to some Improvement in U.S. trade other countries because it measures , up. Approximately 25 BUILDING ingly occept any advertise­ the biggest quarterly Improvement In three years. This report is significant hours per week. Please typist to work In office LINC Corporation at personality to deal Most economists had been expecting a figures even though the nation con­ not only the flow of merchandise located In Manchester mm 649-8000. with chronically !ll pa­ ment which Is In violation of five years. because it shows that the Aprll-June ^ apply to Stan Graham, CUSTODIAN HELP WANTED the low. slightly stronger 0.4 percent gain. Initial sales tinues to buy far more than it sells. across U.S. borders but also the flow - Service Department. on Friday 4-7pm and tients. EMT's ore en­ Experts believe that the new data quarter is starting with a sizable Saturday 10-6pm, Sun­ TIME SDUTHEitH Klew Eng- statistics are revised heavily in subsequent Recent government reports indi­ of services, primarily investment Morlorty Brothers. SECRETARY. Insurance couraged to apply. mu lond closslfleld ads earnings between countries. . on services and the category which decline in the deficit. day 11-6pm. 3 weekends WANTED Competitive pay with • Mechanic • months, however, and the May increase could cate that America’s trade deficit has A weaker dollar, by making U.S. PART Time position CUSTODIAN. Good op­ Agency In Manchester reoch nearly 800,(XX) In advance of the new report, includes foreign aid will not change per month. Call 528- portunity tor person otters on Interesting benefits. Toorrangeon • Part* Puller • prove to be stronger. finally stopped getting worse and is goods more competitive on overseas ' available at Helium 1300 for appointment. Pleasant working Interview coll 246-2111, • Bodyman • homes In Connecticut economists were predicting it would the general trend of Improvement for HI'S for bright, mature with custodial expe­ position serving exist and Rhode Island. The Analysts said the preliminary May report, starting to Improve. markets, boosts export sales. RECEPTIDNIST & As­ rience. Stripping, wax­ conditions. Excellent Glosrock Home Health The newest information on the likely show improvement, based on the overall current account. Individual. Saturdavsa Ing clients. Typing, CM.L8484348 price for a basic 25 evidence of weak consumer demand, could sistant In Manchester ing, butting floors and customer contact and benefits, full time. 2nd Core, 58 CT Avenue, “ most. Call tor appoint­ South Windsor, CT word od Is only $55 and somewhat ease the fears of those who believe ment 646-2302. doctor's office. Depen­ performing other cus­ organizational skills shift. Inquire at GDVERNMENT Jobs. will appear In 43 news­ dable, pleasant person­ todial functions. Excel­ 06074. EDE. inflationary pressures are building in the required. Insurance $18,037 to $69,405. Im­ papers. For more In­ Economic summit’s host city BAKERY Clerk. Port ality a must. Afternoon lent starting rate and Agency experience mediate hiring! Your formation call Classi­ economy. PEOPLE WHO k n o w time position availa­ hours 1pm to 5:30pm. complete fully paid be­ helpful, but will train 649-5336 area. Coll (refundable) fied, 643-2711 and ask know there's a certain magic l a l H ^ ^ W V B ■ ■ ble. Flexible hours, Flexible evenings. Per­ nefits. For details call the right person. Excel­ BUYER 1-518-459-3611 ext F- tor detolls.o about Classified Advertising. t2711 good starting pay. Call manent part time posi­ Manchester Manor at lent benefits, pleasant Opening in purchasing 506A for Federal List. 646-5718 for Interview. tion. Great working 64641129. working otmosphere In MANCHESTER. Elegant VDT law could be model is Canada’s biggest, richest department exists in a 24 hours. 3000 square foot plus conditions. Call 646- a non-smoking office. local established ma­ DELIVERY Person and Contempororv sitting HAUPPAUGE, N. Y. — The nation’s first 5153 leave messoge. SCHOOL Secretary. Coll Harriet Johnson EXPERIENCED Profes­ Manchester Village Motor Inn MEDICAL RHAM Junior High 646-6050. Independent nufacturing company Coshler/Clerk tor mod­ on o 1.4 acre lot Ih on law designed to protect workers from TORONTO (AP) — The host city for the lavish yacht club and relaxing park. PART Time Warehouse sional Painters and of eletro-machanical ern pharmacy. Flexi­ exclusive neighbor­ worker. Evenings and School. Effective Im­ Insurance Center, Inc. eyestrain and other complaints associated seven-nation economic summit that beg­ Other attractions include a tho­ TECHNICIANS mediately. Apply: Carpenters. Imme­ products. This candi­ ble hours. Not the usual hood. 4 bedrooms, pri­ with long-term use of computer terminals roughbred race track three miles from Catering To Family And Business Needs. weekends. Carpet Fac­ diate opening. Excel­ retail store. Profes­ vate hot tub In the ins Sunday once suffered the nickname Part time, flexible tory Dutlet, 824 Silver Henry Grabber, Prin­ date will assist In the City Hall, world-class museums, the cipal, RHAM Junior lent salary and benef­ sional atmosphere. moster bedroom, 2 could serve as a model for other measures, “ Toronto the Good.” Canadians found its houre. Earn up to *20 Lone, East Hartford. UPHOLSTERER its. Coll 643-2659 to procurement ot mate­ fireplaces, study, open Toronto Symphony, a zoo with 4.000 High School. 228-9423 or Top pay. Apply at once proponents say. Anglo-Saxon rectitude insufferable, and it • HBO • AM FM Radio • Cable TV | an hour. Mobile basis Coll tor appointment. m rtfm opply.______rial and services. Re­ to Ann or pharmacist. balcony above kitchen, animals and the remains of Fort York, 647-9297 bv June 23. “ There’s no doubt that this will greatly was impossible to get a drink on Sunday. Newspaper* Tea Coffee* Local Phone calls to draw blood. Take 569-4495 ask for Art. SEAMSTRESS DRIVER needed port directly to Mate­ Liggett Porkode Phar­ 2 cor garage. Deed encourage many labor groups to put this on But over the past 20 years, waves of scene of a key battle in the War of 1812. RECEPTIDNIST. Port Monchester- rials Manager. Knowl­ macy, Manchester restrictions to protect health histories on FINISH Carpenters Equel Opportunity Emplbyar the top of their legislative agendas,’’ said immigrants and a buoyant economy have From designer hamburgers to Basque ALL FREEH! time receptionist posi­ needed. At least 2 years Wllllmantlc-Enfleld edge of computerized Porkode.______your Investment. Coll cuisine, good restaurants abound as do Insurance applicants tion available. Hours oreo. '/i dov on Sotur- MEDICAL Dttice Worker 643-9095 or 659-5730 ond Louis Siesin, editor of VDT News, a New transformed Toronto into the nation’s experience. Call 645- to *9 per hour, paid data entry and typing live theaters. Flak-jacketed police in the Deluxe Jacuzzi Suites Available for That Special Occasion In Manchester area. are 4:30-7 :30pm, dovs. Contact Tom or for doctor's office In ask for Dove. York-based industry newsletter that biggest and richest city, a financial center 8667. benefita and profit required. Excellent be­ St. Lawrence market area this week were Conveniently located A Quiet 10 min. From Hartford. Mondav-Frlday. Expe­ Tonv, Auto Point Dis­ Vernon. Excellent so- BDLTDN. Dverr z7d estimates 15 million workers use computers with cosmopolitan flair rivaling Montreal. Call 1-800-922-2772 rience preferred. Good ASSISTANT aharing. Manchester tributors, 649-5211, nefits. Sand resume « lory and benefits. Must not part of a summit SWAT team — they Bookkeeper- Raised Ranch. Quality nationwide. From trendy bicycle paths to the Call 646-2300 IT 230-5337 opportunity, could manufacturer of 8om-5pm or Saturday with salary requlre- be able to deal with were diverting traffic around a film set, Secretarv. Duties In­ built U 8i R home with 8 The law was enacted Tuesday by a 13-5 vote crescent-shaped towers of City Hall, for your reservation and convenience lead to full time em­ children’s wheelchairs 9om-1om. mants to: public, hove pleasant rooms and 2 baths. 4 one of dozens of movies a nd TV shows shot ployment. For details clude: phone, typing, telephone manner, of the 18-member Suffolk County Legislature, Toronto works hard to promote the image Exit 60 off I-84—Exit 3 or off 384 DELIVERY Person-part billing, accounts pova- seeks upholsterer/ Materials Manager bedrooms, spacious in a city dubbed Hollywood North. coll Manchester hove aptitude with fig­ living room with floor one vote more than was needed to override of a city that works. 100 East Center St. Manchester, CT 06040 time afternoons and ble, accounts receiva­ seamstress with good P.O. Box K The metropolitan population of 3.4 “ We want the leaders to see Toronto as it alternate Sotordovs. Manor. 646-0129. AUTOMOTIVE ures and good typing to celling fleldstone County Executive Patrick Halpin’s veto. (Opposite Covey's Restauront) ble. Good typing and sewing skills for work Buckland Station skills. Pleose coll Corol million is growing by 100,000 a year, but really is,” Mayor Art Eggleton said in an Apply In person: Man­ TRUCK Driver wanted adding machine skills a fireplace, large coun­ Halpin had predicted the measure would turn tor port time. Please In their seating/ BILLING CLERK Manchester, CT 06040 at 522-3111. try kitchen and beauti­ it’s still possible to live in a cosy family interview. “ I ’d love for the Italian prime chester Drug, 717 Main must. Coll 646-1418. 1“ Street, Monchester. telephone 649-2871. upholstery foe fully finished lower business away. cottage within view of 70-story minister to see St. Clair Avenue.” he said MATURE Person needed Manchester Under the law, in six months businesses in department. level tomllv room. Set skyscrapers. of Little Italy, meeting place for the city’s DISTRICT Soles Consul- tor small office. Diver­ dealership Is looking SALES Help. Must be HELP on o lovely country the Long Island county with more than 20 300,000-strong Italian community.. tont. The Regional sified duties Include Call 647-89596 for an Automotive personable, reliable, acre convenient to 1-84 There’s a clean, cheap subway and typing, filing, tele­ WANTED visual display terminals will have to provide picturesque red trolley cars. Bankers join There’s a Portuguese market, Greek Stars Manager of United between hours of Billing Clark, willing to learn. Expe­ 1-384. $242,500. D.W. phone contact and gen­ Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 special treatment for workers who spend lines at street-corner stalls, even in town, Jewish garment district and 50 other Church Directories will 8 am and 5 pm. computer experience rience preferred, but Person to work In be conducting Inter­ eral office procedures. not necessary. Apply In more than 26 hours a week in front of the winter, for the city’s trademark giant hot ethnic communities, a diversity cele­ S tand out (Will train). Evenings a plus. Hours 8 am to R&O Center on pilot BEST buy In town! This brated at this month’s Caravan of views tor 0 self- person only. Woter 8, new listing features the computer screens: dogs, a bargain at under $2. motivated and success- and Soturdoys 643-1166. 5 pm, Monday-Friday. Air, Brood Street, equipment to process multicultural pavilions around the city. following: 4 bedrooms, Yonge Street is the main drag, reputedly oriented Individual to NANNY. Care tor new­ Salary depending Manchester. prototype material. 2/3 acre lot, formal But despite its growth and virtual full ★ born In Manchester upon experience. Bank appoints president the longest street in the world as it runs work port time con­ Steady 3-11 pm shift. dining room, private employment, Toronto does have prob- . tacting area churches area home. Full time, Good benefits. Call yard, eot-ln kitchen, into northern Ontario. Tawdry in parts, it references. 643-0392. Stars Must be 18 years of David A. Lentini has been appointed takes visitors to the glittering Eaton lems. Burglary and drug abuse is of oil faiths. Female or between 9am-Spm. double garage, bov mole hos the some SALES Clerks and Cashi­ age or older and self- president and chief executive officer of the Center mall, the city’s main tourist increasing, the city is the AIDS capital of WANTED. Cashiers at window In living room, newly chartered Bank of South Windsor, Canada, and rush-hour traffic leads to opportunity for the Manchester Xtra Stand ers, full or port time motivated. Starting wolk-out closets, slid­ attraction. achievement. Expe­ Marts. Second and LYNCH wanted at once at mod­ ers off family room, which plans to open in the fall. In winter, shopping tunnels stretching some distinctly ungracious driving. rience In cosmetics, o u t ern health shop In large wage *6 per hour. hardwood floors, fire­ The Metro Tenant Federation estimates third shifts. Apply at TOYOTA PONTIAC Lentini fornierly worked in corporate for nearly three miles under the city form real estate, home party Hartford Road, Main shopping center. Dnly Call Cathy Cueno place, breezewov. Df- lending, securities and bank operations at the world’s largest subterranean there are 20,000 homeless people in a city Teenage and Adult Classes or simlllor public con­ Street and Dokland ★ responsible, dependa­ tered at $221,900. Don't starved of affordable housing, while 60,000 tact helpful. Dur 25 646-4321 ble persons need apply. at 6 4 6 -1 2 3 3 ext 333. wait to see this beauti­ Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Most complex. Ottered Street In person. require emergency food relief each years of experience ORDER Pleasant working con­ ful home locoted In recently, he was senior vice president and Downtown is overshadowed by the con guide you to suc­ HIRING! Government ditions, flexible hours, Forest Hills. Coll to­ month. m Dual Control Cars lobs-vour area. $15,000- INTERNIST needs office VOCATIDNAL ■ director of operations at Northeast Savings. 1,815-foot CN Tower, the tallest known cess. Compensation, ONE FOR Manager and Medical good salary and benef­ Instructor- day! Realty World, Lentini holds a master’s degree in free-standing structure. Below it, a $314 Residents often seem torn between $12,000 to $15,000 per $68,000. Call (602) 838- its. Apply at once to: Benoit, Frechette As­ 8885. ext 775.______Assistant (possible HortlcUture to work management from the University of Hartford million domed stadium is being con­ old-fashioned values and prosperity. m Insurance Discounts . year, 10 weeks training port time) benefits. Manager or Assistant with developmentollv sociates, 646-7709.O The two hottest local issues are odvoncement, gas allo­ YOUR AD Manager, Porkode Graduate Center and is a graduate of the structed for baseball’s Toronto Blue Jays. TRAINING. Classes be­ Write to: Richard disabled adults. Horti­ MANCHESTER. Stately Eggleton’s proposal to make Yonge Street wance, Incentive pro­ ginning soon at Crest- Garber, Administra­ Health Shoppe, Man­ culture experience de­ School for Bank Adminsitration at the The provincial legislature and Univer­ TODAY! Colonial. Super loca­ one-way downtown to improve traffic grams and expense field Convalescent for tion, Windham Com­ chester Porkode, 404 sired. Some weekend tion with o lovely flot sity of Toronto campus decorate the hqart paid training school. training tor o reword­ West Middle Turnpike. University of Wisconsin and the Hartford flow, and a debate over whether stores 643-2711 munity Memorial Hos­ work necessary. Coll vord Is the setting tor Institute of Accounting. of the city, while the sandbar-like Toronto Send resume to: Lorry ing lob os o Nurses pital, Mansfield TRUCK Driver. Benefits, Sarah Beardsley G.H. this 3 bedroom Colon­ Islands in Lake Ontario are home to a should open on Sunday. Robertson, P.O. Box Aide. Fold training pe­ Avenue, Wllllmontlc, will train. Must hove Manager, Hockonum ial. Large kitchen and 507. Gallon, OH 44833 riod with Increase after CT 06226. Cleon class II license. Industries Green- dining area with pic­ 90 days. We otter as­ Caldwell Dll, 649-8841. house, 429-6697. EDE. ture window, French sistance with transpor­ CABLE TV LInemon/s DENTAL Dttice Assist­ door to Jolousled Brokerage firms levy charges on bonds tation. Coll 643-5151 to ENTRY LEVEL POSITION needed for lono term ant. Knowledge ot Porch. Formal dling see If vou qualify tor work In CT. Need own basic business office room with wainscoting training and transpor­ Legrn a skill with KLOCK, a growing corporate securities. transportation. Excel­ skills. We will train. plus o finished rec are printed and ownership is tation assistance. Ask aerospace heat treat and metallurgical lent pov and benefits. Full time or port time. room. $214,500. D.W. QUESTION: Most municipal bonds pay TAG for the Director of I invested recorded on a computer. “ Sharp processing facility. Coll 342-1805. 649-9287. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 practice” is a mild denunciation. interest twice a year. If you SfAOf Nursing Service. $20,000 in tax- haven’t sent the brokerage a $24 YOU CAN USE SALE!!! TEACHER Aides to work Full time positions on 3 shifts. No ex­ free municipal The broker with whom you YOUR SEARS with Special Education perience necessary. Will train applicants In v e sto rs* check for the 1987 charge, study CREDIT CARD ORDER bonds a year placed the order to buy the bonds the monthly statements you re­ 4 Days for students In regular and Interested In learning a skill with growth ago. When I did G u id e should have explained this to you. ONE FOR special education opportunity. We promote from within. a ceive from the brokerage, which the Price of classes at RHAM Jun­ not receive the If it was a new bond issue, the list the bond you own and any ior and Senior High bonds. I called William A. Doyle broker was required to give you YOUR AD 3! Conveniently located East of the River, cash in your account. You’ll Schools In Hebron. Coll KLOCK offers o competitive benefit pack­ th e broker an “ official statement,” detailing probably learn that the $24 has NEED SOME EXTRA 228-9474 for on through whom that feature and much more TODAY! oppllcotlon.______age Including employee paid group health been debited to your account and and life Insurance and more. Apply In per­ IT’S I made the pur­ information about the bonds. A DIL Truck Driver deducted from your bond SPENDING MONEY!! When placing son, Mondov-Frldov, 8om to 5pm. chase and was municipal bond official state­ interest. We may just have a newspaper route wanted. Will train. All firms argue, with some validity, your classified ad benefits. Full or port told those bonds are in “ book- ment,” detailing that feature and available in your area... entry” at the brokerage. Early in that it costs money to maintain much more information about the William A. Doyle, a syndicated ask for the STAR!! time. Coll 649-2871. KLOCK tag sale time January, I received a bill for $24 inactive accounts such as yours. bonds. A municipal bond official columnist, welcomes written let­ (Manchester) WAREHDUSE. We need 1366 Tolland Tpke. • Manchester from the brokerage for keeping But that’s a real kick in the statement, also called an “ offer­ ters, but he can provide answers Arnott Rd...... all Broad St...... 1-16 643-2711 Manchester,, on enthusiastic, hard only through the column. Write to working person to IOC ______my bonds. rump in the case ing circular.” is a disclosue Garth Rd...... 4 to 77 Woodland St...... 111-249 — Doyle In care of the ManchMter Herald stock shelfs and fill " A G A I N I consider this very sharp municipal or corpora! — atement. It’s similar to a East Middle Tpk. ... 604-674Mn orders. Experience practice, indeed. When I made which come only in book-enti^ ctus for mutual fund Herald, P.O. Box 591, MajjChekter Foster St...... 69-109 preferred but not ne­ Lydall St...... 1-47 Pearl St...... 2-83 the investment, I was not told I form — meaning no certificates sh ar^M lw L new offerings of 06040. cessary. Call 649-9626. would not receive tne bonds. Nor Parker St...... 387-614 Spruce St...... 74-108 (Mn> Garston Sign Supply, was I informed of the brokerage’s Woodbridge St...... 302-470 Flower St...... all 643-2711 110 Batson Drive, PRIVATE PARTY $24 annual charge. c L - , I East Middle Tpke.... 0-162 (m.) Manchester. The bonds are due to mature Hilliard St...... 10-104 .* LSOAL NOTICB Merchandise Ads ‘ongerVe^-^o Aug. 1,1989. Is the brokerage firm if) Joseph St...... all Squire Village...... all I ZONINO aOARD OF APPiALS required to pay me the entire Regent St...... all Jh# Zoning Board of Appeals of tho Town of $?0,000 at that time, or do they Strong St...... all Kennedy Rd...... all £*ctlcut will hold a public hoorino on BEAT « . In th* Town Oftle# Building to have some device by which it can HUNAN DELIGHT Woodland St...... 18-96 Montclair Dr...... all Hons r*qu*stlng rollof from fh# zoning lows ot th* Town of HUNAN, SZECHUAN & MANDARIN CUISINE Scott Dr...... all Andover, Connecticut. lAe keep part of my money? ■ 0 ^ Highwood Or...... all Herald and^you^lf Richmond Dr...... all a m - Jehn end H*l*n A-,****"**'VK??„7h!l?®n£ri«s mm QQ ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT 643-2711 NOW! have to assume you did no other Manchester, CT OPEN 7 DAYS I »20«> Mln. ■ ” DONALD AYRTON, CHAIRMAN 643-2711 business with the brokerage last Hours Sun • Thurs. U;30d m to9:30pin. ^Formerly Joy of The fFok) THE MANCHESTER HERALD year and. as a result, were hit Ffi & Sat 11:30 a m to 10 30 p m ^ IxptmMI-W Sm a with that $24 charge. Brokerage ■ v