HanrlfPHtpr llrralL THURSDAY NEWSSTAND: 350 JUNE 13.1991 FOURTEEN PAGES Manchester, CT— A City of Village Charm Volume 110, Number 217 HOME DELIVERED; 300 Directors postpone Bennet payments ■■ By BRIAN M. TROTTA the land and $20,931 in lieu of taxes. Naab said Heavisides negotiated with the companies to Manchester Herald The Republican members of the board worked out a plan reduce the amount of the debt and finally agreed to pay the at­ ■ Retiring teachers call for with Robert Heavisides, a member of the Bennet Corp., to have torneys 50 cents on the dollar and the construction company change...... Rage 3. MANCHESTER — The Board of Directors has approved a the agency pay the money back in three annual payments of about 8 cents on the dollar. reduction in the annual payment it receives from the Bennet $5,167. Director Wally Irish said he was tired of hearing about the Housing Corporation. “[Heavisides] is not happy with that approach,” said Bennet’s financial woes and called on the directors to order a ■ Conference to address stu­ By a unanimous vote Tliesday, the directors agreed to lower Republican Director Geoffrey Naab. “But it’s an approach thdt complete audit of the agency’s finances. dent poll...... Rage 3. WHITE HOT REBATES-MAY 17 THRU fULY 5, 1991! the non-profit agency’s “payment-in-lieu-of-taxes” by $15,500 he would rather see than not getting the break at all.” But Democratic Minority Leader Stephen T. Cassano said this year so that the corporation can pay off some outstanding In December, members of the Bennet Corp. realized that the board should not be too concerned alraut the problems with ■ Curriculum, land purchase debts dating back to when the apartments were first built. they would be short of money and asked the town for a com­ the apartments because some W eP^und to occur with the ex­ to be discussed.....P a g e 3. plete waiver of the PILOT payment. The shortfall was caused perimental project. \ j The agency runs the 45-umt Beiuiet apartment building on because the company wants to pay some outstanding debts to “It was a gamble, and we knew it at the time,” Cassano said. Mam Street. When the apartments were first built, the agency attorneys and one of the contractors who worked on the con­ “Five or six years later it’s easy to say that we should have to *t agreed to annual payments to the town of $12,500 for rent on version of the building from a school to apartments. done this or we should have done that.” *20 Expense higher Judge nixes brother’s bid PUTNAM (AP) — A judge REBATE for sewer line today rejected a bid to dismiss the charges against one of two of the front costs of the project. By BRIAN M. TROTTA brothers accused in the shooting DIRECT FROM CE ON RETAIL SALES OF THESE CE APPLIANCES Tonight’s meeting is at 7:30 in the Manchester Herald death of a Connecticut state hearing room at Lincoln Center. trooper. MANCHESTER — The town A memo from General Manager Attorney Ramon Canning, a Richard J. Sartor to directors said 100 REBATE WREBATE 100 REBATE ^30 REBATE may have to pay $120,000 more public defender representing the estimate for the project was so than anticipated on a sanitary sewer 22-year-old Terry Johnson, ar­ far off the actual b i^ because the line that will run from Buckland gued that the case should be dis­ Sewer Division based its estimate on Street into South Windsor. missed because authorities had bids from similar projects in the last attempted to question Johnson Bids on the project, which the 18 months. Sartor said it appears Sewer Division estimated to cost without informing his legal that the unit cost for such work has counsel. $500,000, ranged from a low of risen “substantially” in the last few $619,433 to a high of $973,037. The Superior Court Judge Russell months. Potter denied the motion. sewer line will service several The directors had tqiinroved a properties in the liorth end of town. Johnson’s brother, Duane $500,000 appropriaUon for the Johnson, 18, also appeared in The low bidder on the project is project last month. The money is to Gleim Construction of Manchester, court today. Potter appointed Ar­ be recovered by the town through a Model GSD2800P at $619,433. thur Meisler as his attorney. Model TFX27EM 5 cycIes/37 options. 11 perform­ Model JKP78GK Model WWA?800M $314,000 payment from Homart The Johnson brothers, both Electronic monitor and diagnostic The Board of Directors at a meet­ Development Corp., the developer ance monitoring programs. Multi- 1.4 cu. ft. microwave upper oven. 3-way washer—extra large capacity ing tonight will consider appropriat­ originally from Griswold, are system. 26.6 cu. ft. capacity; Orbit-" wash system and self­ Amomatic Cooking Control. for regular loads. SPOTSCRUBBER 9.88 cu. ft. freezer. Spacemaker™ cleaning filter. QuietBower™ Wash 10 power levels. S^f-cleaning cycle for small loads of tough stains. ing $125,000 to cover the remainder Please see SEWERS, page 14. charged in the June 5 shooting door with extra deep porta-bins. System. lower oven with electronic controls. Mini-Basket"' tub. 8 cycles. death of Trooper Russell Bag- shaw. Rebate Offer on Retail Sales Rebate Offer on Retail Sales Rebate Offer on Retail Sales Rebate Offer on Retail Sales Police say Bagshaw was May 17 thru July 5. 1991! May 17 thru July 5. 1991! May 17 thru July 5. 1991! May 17 thru July 5. 1991! killed when he interrupted a Panel considers burglary at the Land & Sea Sports Center in Windham. The brothers are each charged with murder, capital felony mur­ WREBATE WREBATE WREBATE ^20 REBATE Cheney Hall fees der, felony murder, burglary, 22 counts of theft of a firearm, and tion to approve, Kuehl said. larceny. They could face the By SCOTT B. BREDE Once voted on by the foundation, death penalty if convicted of Manchester Herald the rental fees will have to be ap­ capital felony. proved by the Board of Directors No pleas were entered in MANCHESTER — With the before they are final. court today. Potter continued the finishing touches being made to The Little Theatre of Manchester Cheney Hall, the group that has case until July 11, when motions Inc., which will oversee the daily will be heard from defense attor- been overseeing the renovation operations of the hall once the project Wednesday began discussing renovation project is completed, has the fees that will be charged for already made its own recommenda- m renting the hall. Economic signs Model JB551GP tioils on how much should be Model DDE9500M Donald Kuehl, the president of Model JGBP26GEN Model JVM192 Easy to clean upswept cooktop. charged to rent the hall. generally good Upswept cooktop lifts up for easy Wide 1.0 cu. ft.xjven cavity. Electronic Sensor Control dryer. Gary TUclwr/ManchMiar Harald the Cheney Hall Foundation Inc., The group is recommending that Electronic touch controls set oven WASHINGTON (AP) — cleaning. Electronic oven controls. Microwave, convection, broil or cooking mode, time & tempera­ 6 cycles including Automatic Ber- appointed a committee to determine parties renting the building’s main manent Press ana Extra Care Op­ HAND HO — ' Vivian Schacka, center, a resident at thp Westside Muiticare Center in Extra large oven with window door. combination cooking. iUectronic ture, clock and minute timer. the rental fees and operating costs hall on weekends be charge $400 Wholesale prices shot up a Cooktop light and oven light. touch controls with dock. 3-in-l “Bower Saver” surface unit. tion. Variable end-of-cycle signal. Manchester, sets saii with a softbali during the wheeichair portion of the Senior Oiympics day surprisingly sharp 0.6 percent in for the hall. The committee will for five hours and an additional $85 Rebate Offer on Retail Sales Rebate Offer on Retail Sales Rebate Offer on Retail Sales Rebate Offer on Retail Sates held at the center Wednesday. About 100 residents from five area nursing care centers, par­ have about a month to come up with May, the biggest gain in seven months, the government said May 17 thru July 5. 1991! May 17 thru July 5. 1991! May 17lhruJuly5. 1991! May 17 thru July 5. 1991! ticipating in 11 events, joined in the annual activity. a recommendation for the founda­ Please see FEES, page 14. today. The steep increase in the Check out Other GE specials Labor Department’s Producer Downdraft Cooktop Price Index was led by a tur­ Family Size Range Budget talks ongoing; ethics passed naround in energy prices, which JP372 JBS16 ^ 3 7 9 had been falling since last HARTFORD (AP) — Connecticut’s top ethics barred lawmakers from becoming lobbyists for at During the regular session which adjourned December, and by a sharp jump 10 Cu. Ft. Apartment size Refrigerator Family Size Microwave law enforcer says the General Assembly needs a least a year after leaving office. June 5, the Legislature approved a budget, only to in tobacco prices. TAIOSMRWH WHITE HOT PRICES ON AIR CONDITIONERS change in attitude and the courage to pass tough It also left unresolved the issue of the salary have it vetoed by Weicker, who said its non-in- In other economic news, the *299 AND 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH *199 MANCHESTER— Elderly tax­ ethics legislation even if it hits lawmakers in the and job security of his post. come tax-based revenue structure would keep Labor Department said that the payers in towij.-could'get some wallet. Also Wednesday at the Capitol, Democratic and Connecticut’s economy in its current slump. number of Americans filing new extra assistance with their pix^ierty Still, Alan S. Plofsky, executive director of the Republican legislative leaders met with indepen­ Weicker favors an income tax, and put out a claims for unemployment taxes under a program the town is State Ethics Commission, said an ethics bill un­ dent Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. to discuss the revised version of his proposed budget on Thes- benefits fell for the fourth con­ going to study. animously approved Wednesday during a special status of the 1991-92 budget, which is the subject day. secutive week, the longest On IViesday,. the j^oard of Direct one-day legislative session was a good one. It just of another special session. When it became clear the night of June 5 that stretch of declines in more than tors authorizi^ Q ueral Manager doesn’t go far enough, he said. No progress was reported afterward on the cru­ time was running out to resolve differences bet- P le ^ see RELIEF, page 14. Plofsky said the bill should have included an cial question of whether the budget will include a outright ban on lobbyist gifts to legislators and new tax on wages. Please see TALKS, page 14. Court rules for employers Bush, Dems argue WASHINGTON (AP) — The Supreme Court today made it easier for employers to evade binding arbitration of a union’s over policy agenda grievance when the complaint 1 centers on a since-expired con­ By MERRILL HARTSON Rhetorical volleys flew from both tract. The Associated Press ends of Pennsylvania Avenue on The justices, by a 5-4 vote, Wednesday — Bush’$ birthday ruled that Litton Financial Print­ WASHINGTON — President — in the sort of piartlsan statements ing Division, a subsidiary of Lit­ Bush and congressional Democrats that would be echoed many times ton Industries Inc., docs not WASHINGTON (AP) — Eight have to arbitrate a 1980> dispute are blaming each other for such nag­ over in the looming face for the Americans held hostage at the U.S. ging problems as crime and educa­ White House. with a printers’ union. Embassy in Iran asked Congress Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, tion in a fight that sets battle lines Bush has never said he will run today to investigate allegations that for the coming presidential cam­ fpr a second term in 1992, but writing for the court, said Litton Ron^d Reagan’s presidential cam­ does not have to submit the dis­ paign. there’s little doubt that he will. paign worked to delay their release pute to arbitration because the Amid a fading afterglow of vic­ Chief presidential spokesman Mar­ until after the 1980 election. tory at war in the Persian Gulf, Bush lin Fitzwater acknowledged as dispute arose after the union contract expired and was not re­ took the offensive against majority much, saying the speech came 'in The ex-hostages joined a chorus lated to some vested contractual Democrats in an address Wednesday the beginning throes of the kind of of critics, including former President right. night that decried “the complica­ debate that will define the cam­ Carter, who want Congress to look tions, the inaction, the bickering” on paign.” into events leading to the election in which Reagan ousted Carter. Capitol Hill. Bush’s latest broadside came just INDEX Democrats refused to stay on the days after he joined Democrats m a The 52 hostages were freed bipartisan celebration of the allied minutes after Reagan was in­ Classified...... 10-12 defensive. Even before the president Com ics...... 13 delivered the sunset speech to a victory in the gulf. And it happened augurated in January 1981 — after 444 days in captivity. Discover...... !,...... 4 White House Rose Garden crowd, on the same day his Operation F o cu s...... 5 they charged he was only trying to Desert Storm commander, Gen. H. “For the last 10 years there have Lo ca l...... 2.3 obscure a poor record in solving Norman Schwarzkopf, was being been rumors, reports and allegations Lottery...... 2 domestic problems. congratulated on Capitol Hill by, of foul play in the 1980 presidential Nation/Vtorld...... 7,10 “President George Bush followed among others, some of the Senate election,” the hostages said in an Obituaries...... 2 open letter to members of Congress. Record...... 2 up the 100-hour ground war in the Democrats who refused to authorize Tlw Aanoclatad Pim s Opinion...... 6 “Until recently, these allegations gulf with 100 days of ignoring the the war five months ago. POINTING FINGER — President Bush Wednesday ridiculed Sports...... 8,9 economic problems of America’s The president specifically cas- have been dismissed as unsubstan- State...... 7 middle class,” said Democratic Na­ Congress as a hopeless bottleneck blocking solutions for the Television...... 5 tional Chairman Ronald Brown. Please see POLICY, page 14. country’s numerous domestic problems. Please see iftAN, page 14. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 13.1991—3 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 13,1991 Serving Manchester ■ Coventry J RECORD LOCAL/REGIONAL ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron

was a communicant of St, Bartholomew Church, Manchester, was active In all phases of the Church Coun­ About Town Deaths cil, and all development p r o g ^ s . She was a member of College Notes Poll on abuse the Manchester Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, an officer Retiring teachers predict changes for the Ibwn of Manchester Employees, and Northeast ling o I f Annual church bazaar This town IMIng dMtha !• effartd ftM of o h am by llw Teachers Credit Union. She was also active in civic or­ MD degree awarded Manehaatar Harald. Paid______inneunoaminla af. . .daain and In By SCO TT B. BREDE come harder. focus of meeting St. Bridget Church will hold it’s 18th annual bazaar on Mamarlama appear under fha Death Nallaaa heading. ganization, and worked for many charities. One of the Kelly Condon Hammond, daughter of Michael and Manchester Herald National reforms in education U the parish grounds from June 17-22. Each evening will M anchester greatest toys of her life was the pride she had in her fapii- Maureen Lynch of Manchester, received a doctor of are necessary, he said. High luve entertainment for everyone, bingo with cash prizes, ly. She is survived by a son daughter-in-law, Col. medicine degree ftom Brown University, Providence, MANCHESTER — For more schools and community colleges By SCO TT B. BREDE reported having been drunk or rides, arts and crafts, games of chance, plants and various Valerie F.O. Boland David D. and Marilyn Boland of Brooklyn; a daughter R.I. on May 27. than two decades. Art Jones Jr. should be opened to anyone who Manchester Herald “high" at least once within the past refreshments. Raffle prizes will be drawn Saturday, June and son-in-law, Margaret Knight and George McPtrlane She will begin a residence at Monmouth Medical Cen­ risked life and limb as a driver’s wants to learn regardless of their year, while 6 percent admitted get­ 22 at 11 p.m. Deaths elsewhere of Brookville, Md., a daughter and son-in-law, Susan and ter, Hahnemann University, Philadelphia, Pa. in education instructor at age or ability to pay tuition, he MANCHESTER — The ting drunk at least once before enter­ Joeaph Carnemolla Larry Wilder of Glastonbury. Valerie’s six grandchildren obstetrics and gynecology. Manchester High School. said. Manchester Council on Substance ing junior high school. Sports card show will serve as her pall bearers, Thomas E. Boland of Mys­ “There was one student who The business teacher also said Abuse Concerns is asking com­ The council members said they Wethersfield tic, Matthew D. Boland, and Ryan Boland, both of Urban studies major An action-packed sports card show will be held Satur­ Albert R. DINocenza got into a drag race [during a driv­ educators will have to address the munity leaders to attend a con­ are using the conference to get the day at the Itelghts of Columbus at 138 Main St. in Brooklyn, Michael P. Knight of Brookville, Md., Christa Lisa Beth Silverman of Manchester, graduated ing class.] Then there was the one general lack of knowledge of ference on Monday. June 24, to dis­ community involved in the battle Mwchester. FIree action-packed football cards will be Wethersfield C. Wilder, and Adam T. Wilder, both of Glastonbury. recently from New College of the University of South that spim me around in the middle basic economics among high cuss the recently completed school against substance abuse. They said given out to the first 500 people. 43 dealers will be dis­ Valerie was a beautiful lady who will be greatly missed Florida, Sarasota, Ra. of Main Street” Jones recalled. school graduates. drug survey. they are also hoping to obtain new N playing all types of sports cards and memorabilia. Fi-ee by all of her many friends. In lieu of flowers, the family She majored in urban studies. Hnaliy he had to give up the . Kaiser, a business teacher at the More than 300 people, from members. $20 c a ^ raffles will be drawn hourly. Hours are 9-4 pjn. r^uest that a donation, in Valerie's tuune, be made to es­ position. high school since 1955 when the Board of Education members to Girl The conference will be held after Admission is $.99 and free to children under 10, and also Death Notices tablish an Education and Recreation Fluid at Fenwood Springfield graduates “I left in 1982 when 1 had my school was located in what is now Scout leaders, have been invited to the council’s aimual meeting, which to anyone wearing an Atlanta Braves hat. Manor and Crestfield Convalesdent Home. This will aid Eric M. Jerosiko of 25 Brighton Road and Tyrrell C. first heart attack,” he said. the Bennet Apartments, agreed the conference, which will be from 7 will start at 5 pjn. Besides electing Joseph Carnemolla the nursing staff to continue providing the exceptional White of 33 Willow Drive, both of Hebron, are recent Despite his hair-raising adven­ with his colleague that changes in to 9 pjn. at the Arbors at Hop officers and updating members on Cure for TVitis care they deliver to our senior citizens. Donations may be graduates of Springfield College, Springfield, Mass. tures. Jones, a business teacher at education are necessary. Brook, 403 W. Center S t the work done by its various com­ Imagine If ... The Cure for TVitis, sponsored by the Joseph Carnemolla, 91, of Wethersfield, husband of the sent to Mr. Gary Speiker, Administrator of Manchester Both students were awarded bachelors degrees. the school for the past 33 years, is Students today seem to have Students at Manchester’s public mittees, ' the council will give a Lutz ^ ild re ’s Museum, will be presented in the East late Lina (Bordonaro) Carnemolla, died Wednesday, June Health Center, Inc., 565 Vernon St., Manchester 06040. now able to enjoy his retirement. more trouble drawing'logical con­ and private high schools and junior report on how it spent a $5,665 Catholic High School auditorium, 115 New State Rd., 12, 1991, at the home of his son in Vernon, Bom in Funeral service will be Saturday, 9:15 a.m., from the Hofstra dean’s iist Jones is one of four teachers clusions, he said. That may be high schools took the drug survey in grant that it received from the Con­ Manchester. Tickets for the musical are $4 and are cur­ Canicattini Bagni, Province of Siracusa, Italy, he lived in John F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 West Center St., NeU Joseph Impelhiso of Patriot Lane, Manchester, to retire from the high school this their parent’s fault. October. necticut Alcohol and Drug Commis­ Manchester, followed by a mass of Christian burial at St. Scon B. Bracia/ManchMiw Harald rently on sale at the Lutz, 247 South Main St. P o t more Wethersfleld since 1949. He retired in 19M from the was named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at year. He will be joined by fellow Parents today give their Charlie Edson, a special education teacher at Manchester Among other things, the survey sion. information cisll 643-0949.' Fuller Brush Company after 30 years of service. He is Bartholomew’s Church, East Middle Tlunplke, at 10 ajn. Hofstra University Hempstead, L.I. business teacher Jim Kaiser, so­ children everything, Kaiser said, revealed that nearly 10 percent of Besides the drug survey and the survived by two sons and daughters-in-law; Sebastian Burial will be in St. James Cemetery, Manchester. The He is a 1989 g ^ u a te of Manchester High School. He cial studies teacher Raymond adding that this has had an effect High School, talks with Ginger Smith, a special education as­ the high school seniors polled said conference, the grant was put St. Bridget annual bazaar and Florence Carnemolla of New Britain, and John and family- will receive relatives and friends at the toeral • is nutjoring in communications and computer science at Korbusieski and special education on the amount of time and effort sistant. Edson will retire this year along with fellow teachers, they have used cocaine at least once, toward an alcohol-free graduation home, Friday, from 2-4 and 7-^m . The St. Bridget Church 18th Annual Bazaar will be Irene Carnemolla of Vernon; a daughter, Anne Doherty Hofstra. instructor Charlie Edson. students devote to their schooling. Art Jones, Jim Kaiser and Raymond Korbusieski. while (xie-third of of them said they party for Howell Cheney Regional held on the parish grounds next Monday through Satur­ of Hilton Head, South Carolina; a brother in Italy; six Despite enjoying his years as a “Thinking demands hard work had ridden in a car at least three Vocational Technical School, and day. Each evening there will be entertainment for grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. The funeral Emerson Coliege graduate teacher, Jones, 59, said he is get­ and discipline,” he said. toger number of students with Despite their concerns for the times in the past year that was counseling and parenting workshops everyone, rides, arts & crafu, etc. A strolling band will is Friday at 9:15 a.m. from the D’Espos Funeral Chapel, future of education, the teachers fpr families whose four-year-olds Christina A. Lee of Manchester was recently awarded ting out of education at the right The only way to reverse the serious social and emotional operated by someone who had been play on Thursday, while the “City Lights Band" plays on 277 Folly Brook Blvd., Wethersfleld, with a mass of Lottery said they have enjoyed teaching in are in the Manchester Head Start a bachelor of science degree in communication dismriers time. trend, he said, is for parents and problems, he said. Babies who are drinking. Saturday. A raffle drawing will take place Saturday at 11 Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. Luke’s Church, Manchester. program. from Eiperson College, Boston, Mass. “My outlook toward the future teachers to share the responsibility bom addicted to dmgs are one of Nearly two-thirds of the seniors Hartford. Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Here are the latest lottery results from around New is less than optimistic,” he said. of educating children. the new groups of students that Edson said the highlights of his Folk concert Rocky Hill. The family will receive friends and relatives England: With the United States losing Edson, who has taught special teachers will be have to handle, he career come every time former at the funeral home on Fdday from 8:30 ajm. Memorial Connecticut Salve Regina degree ground economically, students education students in Manchester said. students thank him for helping On Saturday at 8 p.m., the Sounding Board will spon­ Daily: 5-6-1. Play Four: 7-7-7-8. sor a folk concert at the First Church of Christ Congrega­ contributions may be made to the North Central Hospice, Jill Haloburdo of Laurwood Drive, Bolton, received a will not fare as well in coming for the past 18 years, said he sees On a more optimistic note, them. In Brief ... 26 Pork St., Rockville 06066. Massachusetts tional, 12 South Main Su, West Hartford. Admission is bachelor of science degree in elementary education May years, Jones said. And, since the a change in store for the school Edson said that schools have more “Those are the times that I real­ Daily: 9-6-3-5. Mass Megabucks: 1-18-21-33-35-39. $9, $8 for members. For more information, call 19 at Salve Regina College, Newport, R.I. advent of television, getting stu­ system. In the coming years, programs for students with special ly think about and appreciate,” he Street, had previously been available Northern New England said. 278-1445. Albert R. DINocenza dents to do homework has be­ teachers will be dealing with a needs than ever before. Lone bids made to traffic moving in both directions. Albert R. DINocenza, 81, of Wethersfleld, formerly of Pick Three: 1-8-9. Pick Four: 3-2-6-5. Fairfield degrees for trash contract Traffic on Purnell Place, which Cartoonist at Whiton Clifford Street, Hartford, husband of the late Theresa Tri-State Megabucks: 1-4-6-13-15-36. was southbound only, is now MANCHESTER — The South Rhode Island Stacey E. Tomkiel of Manchester and Jennifer C. northbound only. Also, Brainard On Saturday, the Manchester Public Library will (Anselmo) DINocenza, died Wednesday, June 12, 1991 Windsor trash hauler that has the at a local convalescent home. Bom in Hulford, he lived Dally: 2-6-9-0. Grandlot: 3-6-3,5-2-9-1,3-4-6-4-0, Blewitt of Hebron, were among F l^ e ld University Place is now one way, westbound. present cartoonist Bob Weber in a workshop just for you 1-8-1-9-0-3. contracts for the town’s ourbside graduates who received bachelors degfises recently. The access road will be in opera­ at 2 p.m. at Whiton Library, 100 N. Main St. Participants in Hartford most of his life. He retired in 1972 from REA Board to weigh and municipal building trash pick­ tion until the completion of the are asked to bring pencils and 8 1/2“ x 11” note pads for Express after more than 35 years of service. He is sur- ______ups has submitted the cmly bids for a reconstruction project in 1992. drawing. Admission is for those seven years and older viyed by a son and daughter-in-law, Albert R. and Kit m mm _ ■ contract to collect trash at about 26 DINocenza, Jr. of Bolton; and a granddaughter, Leah and will be by ticket only. Tickets can be picked up at locations at town parks. DINocenza. The funeral is Friday at 8:15 a.m. from the Board approves Mary Cheney or Whiton Library junior rooms. land purchase Reliable Refuse Inc., which was D’Esopo Funeral Chapel, 277 Folly Brook Blvd., awarded the contracts frk Yankees v. California VINES A GROUND COVERS Professional Advice. an additional discount of up to $15 Tykes. Fun Tykes — children ages 3 ment will be provided for those wto Angels Old Timer’s Day — Satur­ Coventry 742-8064 or 742-9693 per week. Superstar Fun Camp is years 3 months to 4 years of age, need it. Fee is $55 per person. day, July 27,9 ajn. departure for 12 For quotation with no obligation Woodland Gardens directed by Diane Sheehan-Bums, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday or Session IV; Saturdays, May 18 to noon ceremonies. Tickets are lo­ • Professional Plant Growers • who is a certified teacher and has 16 Vernon Circle Shopping Center Tuesday and Thursday, 9:30 ajn. to June 8, 10-11:30 a.m. Center cated in Main Box, Box 315, section 168 Woodland S t S S i Manchester years of camping experience 12:30 p.m., $40 for three days, $30 Springs Park 29, and are $28. Free EitimatM • Any tlza, width, Itngth, htight "^We may be able to save you money. 6 4 9 -4 4 3 0 through the 4-H. This is Ms. for two days per session. Big Two Session V: Tiesdays, June 11-25, For seating information and rS 6 L FOUNDATION PLATIS • _ i# , . Located behind Fleet Bank, In Shopping Centor *^£s**"" ac 643-8474 Sheehan-Bums second year with our Little Three — children ages 2 years 5:30-7 p.m. Center Springs Park departure times, call the department ON Au iNiTAUATioNa T ORi Kirby We also have Health, Life, Home owners Hours; Mon.-Wed. 106 ■ Thurs. t Fil. 10-9 ■ Sat 9:30-5:30 camp. 3 months to 3 years 3 months, Mon­ New Session Added: Lunch Time at 647-3089. r« h$lp s'swnt igotut ftootitfM tiNtoA mmmS Sy 079_a9«|| and Farm owners Insurance. New this year is our Counselor- day and Wednesday or T\iesday and Golf, Fridays, 12 noon to 1 p.m.. Upcoming Trips — Nantucket, tn»w, MfcianSimmnMk»tel$tnOnOtnH, In-Training (Crr) program for 12 to Thursday, 10-ll:30^a.m., $25 per May 17 to June 14. A u ^ t 8; Saratoga, August 17: Bos­ 4—MANCHESTERHERALD, Thursday, June 13 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 13, 1991—5 J DISCOVER People to see ■ places to go ■ things to d( FOCUS Manchester Young Artists: big and getting bigger Dear Abby PEOPLE Dr. Gott Abigail Van Buren Peter Gott, M .D , By DAVID LAMMEY pieces as Debussy’s “La Cathedrale ning. One student after another took ■ Sports maven Howard Cosell says he’s doing Manchester Herald Engloutie” or Prokofiev’s “Diaboli­ the stage and played as if they’d fine after surgery this week to remove a malignant cal Suggestion,” and sang such been bom a hundr^ years ago. tumor from his chest. MANCHESTER — On a Sunday songs as Quilter’s “Love All very remarkable indeed. But The 73-year-old former play-by-play man said he night a few weeks ago at least 60 Philosophy” and Donizetti’s something even more astonishing underwent a three-hour operation Monday at Mount Antibiotics, people gathered in North United “Chacon le sait.” was going on in back, where the stu­ Give Grandma Siiuu Hospital in New York and was released llies- Methodist Church on Parker St. to If you closed your eyes, you dents waited their turn to perform. day. hear something remarkable. might have thought you were listen­ Watching them, you might have ex­ “I’ll be fine,” The New York Times today quoted him as saying. vaginitis linked It was the 12 fmalists of the ing to a disc recording. But then you pected to see scores trambling in the gloomy gossip Manchester Young Artists Competi­ open your eyes and see a nine-year- hands that held them, or lips tucked Cosell, whose acerbic, often hammy style brought DEAR DR. GOTT: For the past two years I have had tion, playing their winning pieces. old girl on the stage, playing a violin under teeth, or eyes fix ^ on the legions of fans and critics, quit announcing boxing in recurring yeast and bacterial infections. My gynecologist In the open air auditorium, with almost as large as she —' and play­ floor. pEAR ABBY: My son got into serious trouble and is 1982, saying he was fed up with poor regulation of is as baffled as I am and has tried every treatment she can the windows open and- the trees out­ ing it like a young Jascha Heifetz. There was none of this. In facL MX**-*-: in jail right now. He is 19 and began getting into trouble the sport. He quit football in 1984, saying it had be­ think of. I’ve been tested for diabetes, (km’t take baths, side, 12 performers played such This continued for the entire eve- those waiting appeared to be tired. with the law three years ago. He’s close to his come boring. use mild s o i^ and do everything possible to avoid infec­ Even bored to death. They seemed pandparents, who live out of state, and when he first got He co-wrote the recent book “What’s Wrong With tion. Is there any eiqilanation? on the verge of a monstrous yawn. into trouble at age 16,1 kept them in the dark about it as Sports?” DEAR READER: Because you have been under the What was going on here? Surely, long as I could. They eventually found out, and I know ■ Pete Townshend, The Who’s lead guitarist, has care of a gynecologist, I assume that you have suffered they weren’t being ... rude? they worried a lot. ' been named a “Living Legend” of rock. repeated vaginal infections. Ybur situation is conqilicated The answer, this reporter was to My son stayed out of trouble for more than a year. He The 46-year-old musician known for his by the presence of both yeasts and bacteria, an unusual find, was a simple one. went to counseling for alcohol abuse and other problems. windmill-style playing was honored Wednesday at patent. The competition I realized he still had problems. But three days ago, he the International Rock Awards at Docklands Arena in Like many parts of the body (such as the gastrointes­ “The most remarkable thing about and a friend of his broke into someone’s garage to steal Los Angeles. Previous winners include guitarists tinal tract), the normal vagina contains some yeasts and this competition ... it’s a real, com­ and were caught My heart broke once again. My son is Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones and Eric Clap­ bacteria. Ordinarily, these inhabitants check and balance r munity event... it crosses all boun­ I. now in county jail. I visited him there and managed to ton. each oth^, yeast inhibits bacterial growth and vice-versa. daries — religion, race, age ...” David Lammay/Manehastar Harald hold back my tears in front of him, but I cried all the way Other winners at the third annual show included When this balance is upset, either yeasts or bacteria are Herbert Chatsky, founder and CHEERS FOR MOZART — Hilary Lang, 17, of Rockville, acknowledges applause after per­ home. Sting, bassist of the year, ZZ Top, video legends of Th* AssocM m I Ptm s free to cause infection. director of the Manchester Young forming Mozart's Concerto in C for oboe and piano at the Manchester Young Artists Competi­ Here’s my problem: Should I tell my parents, who are the year; Chris Isaak, lead male vocalist of the year; IS EIGHT YEARS ENOUGH? — Adam R>r example, women who take prescribed antibiotics 1,000 miles away, and cause them all this grief? My Chrissie Hynde, female vocalist of the year, and Ver­ may subsequently experience yeast vaginitis because Artists Competition and musical tion held recently at the North United Methodist Church. Her accompanist on piano was Kyle Rich, who co-starred in the TV series director at the North United mother telephones every weekend to “check in,” I didn’t non Reid, guitarist of the year. “Eight is Enough,” pleaded innocent in Los yeast-inhibiting micro-organisms are killed by the drugs. Methodist Church, was seated in a Swann. have the heart to tell her this Sunday. Do you think she Also: Bruce Hornsby, keyboard player of the year, Conversely, women given anti-yeast compounds (such as meeting room at the church, ex­ has the right to know? She always asks about her Chester Thompson, top drummer; Jesus Jones, top Angeles Wednesday to burglary charges Nystatin) often develop bacterial vaginitis. These are thought that a competition, which that makes this competition special. plaining the special quality of the would help young performers finan­ grandsons and is especially close to this one. I just don’t newcomer; The Black Crowes, artists of the year and arising from a break-in at a pharmacy. iatrogenic (physician-induced) infections that require a competition — which he has seen cially and otherwise, would be the “The contestants are treated un­ want her to worry. winners of album of the year for “Shake Your Money Prosecutors said Rich, 22, planned to steal delicate balance of treatment in order to re-establish the grow from a handful of competitors best way. like any other competition,” Chatsky — BROKENHEARTED MOTHER Maker,” and Paul McCartney, tour of the year. normal yeast/bacteria ratio. in its first year, 1976, to nearly 100 DEAR BROKENHEARTED: Since your mother al­ Madonna won the Hard Rock Cafe Faundation’s morphine from the pharmacy in West Hills On the other hand, some healthy women seem to have Thus began the Manchester says. “They feel welcome and com­ in April. Police responding to the alarm al­ contestants from New York, New Young Artists Competition. This fortable. We had a competitor who ways asks, and feels especially close to this grandchild, I people’s choice award. a natural tendency to one w the other vaginal infection. Jersey, Pennsylvania, Mas­ year’s 15th annual competition saw needed to get to New York City think you should tell her the truth now. Eventually she ■ Actor Nicolas Cage, saying he was getting sofu legedly saw Rich driving away from the The cause of this is not known but may be related to im­ sachusetts, and of course — Con­ violinist Dimitry Kustanovich of once, and one of the competition will have to be told, unless you intend to deceive your bald and stagnant, has taken to the road in the style of store and arrested him. mune deficiencies, repeated exposure to an infected necticut. Beat Generation writer Jack Kerouac. sexual partner, the use of intrauterine contraceptive Dannis Davls/Manehastar Haral'' Massachusetts win first place in the volunteers stood up and said, ‘Fol­ parents about the boy’s whereabouts until he’s served his Since it is run through the church senior division, and Elizabeth low me. I’ll drive you in.’ And she time. If so, your chances for pulling it off are slim. The star of such movies as “Moonstruck,” “Rais­ girlfriend for trying to take too much undeclared devices (which provide a ready source of infection), al­ Ben Wadsworth where he works, it is not possible to Bacher, also of Massachusetts, won led them from the church all the way ing Arizona” and “Wild at Heart” retraced some of money out of the country, authorities said. lergic reactions to spermicidal jellies or ctmdoms or con- accept grant money to run the com­ the junior division. to New York.” Kerouac’s steps in a Los Angeles-to-New Orleans Merrick, 78, had about $95,000 in cash and fraceptive foam, poor personal hygiene, and chronic in­ DEAR ABBY: Please discuss fathers tickling their petition ,— it must be supported Bacher is nine years old, and Chatsky has great hopes for the uip that he wrote about for the July issue of Details $40,(X)0 in money orders when he and Natalie Ting fections of the upper genital tract (uterus and Rdlopian young children. They seem to get some sadistic pleasure through private donations. Chatsky says she is already being future of the competition. “We’re magazine. Teresa were s t o p ^ at Kennedy Airport on Wednes­ tubes). In such women, gynecologists must obtain Hebron pianist excels out of expressing their love (?) by tickling the little girls Those donations come from all compared to a young Jascha Heifetz. looking forward to our twentieth He said he took to the road with a friend in a day, said Ann EJriscoll, spokeswoman for the U.S. at­ detailed medical histories (including in-depth question­ and boys until they scream with laughter, then pain — over. Chatsky believes it is now one Chatsky himself is quite a per­ year,” he said. And he has no idea rented Lincoln Town Car because he had “been in torney’s office. ing about sexual and bowel habits) and perform then end up in tears! By HAROLD C. SHAYER That independent spirit is of the most prestigious competitions former, having graduated from the how big it will get. one place too long.” Americans leaving the country can take as much meticulous examinations to discover the sources of infec­ This n e ^ discussion, Abby. I think it’s sadistic! Do Manchester Herald known to Moshe ftranov of West of its kind in the nation — with Julliard School of Music on a But what about the performers Robin Blauers “I'm just sitting here in Los Angeles getting soft. money as they wish, but amounts over $10,000 must tion. Hartford, his piano coach of the patron support from as far away as double scholarship for piano and waiting in back? Were they really you? Twenty-seven years old, balding and without a shred be declared, said Customs spokeswoman Joan Baran. Also, other diseases (5uch as diabetes or AIDS) may HEBRON — When Ben last four years. Washington state and from such french horn. He has performed as that tired? Previous winner — MRS. B. IN JOPLIN, MO. of inspiration,” he said. Merrick had reported only $5,000, Ms. Driscoll said. predispose women to vaginitis. Wadsworth first heard a Chopin Ben is an exceptional talenC' musical luminaries as Peter a soloist and accompanist in Car­ Chatsky smiled. “It is something DEAR MRS. B: Yes. Children who “end up in tears” He also let fly with some rhetoric reminiscent of The two were interviewed by Customs agents, but Your gynecologist probably investigated these pos­ nocturne and attempted to learn it says Paranov. ’’One of the few Schikele, PDQ Bach, and even Van negie Hall, Steinway Hall, Lincoln performers must do. It is something still loves singing arc experiencing pain — not pleasure — and no father Kerouac’s novel “On the Road.” no charges were filed. sibilities, yet you are sUl experiencing synqttoms. There­ on his own, his piano teacher, youngsters who can take a piece Clibum, the world-famous pianist. . Center, and Bushnell Auditorium, you gain through experience. I was should be perm itt^ to play such games. Excessive tick­ “I am not a demon,” he wrote. “I am a lizard, a Police at the airport detained Merrick two days fore, I suggest you request a referral to tlw gynecology Sheryl Wadsworth, thought the of music, study it, and com^ up And it all started when one of among others. about to go on stage one day, and I By HAROLD C. SHAYER ling is said to stimulate children inappropriately. To sub­ shark, a heat-seeking panther. ... I want to be Bob earlier after he said he was carrying a pistol. He sur­ clinic in a medical center. Your repeated, combined in­ piece was way beyond his with the feeling the composer in­ Chatsky’s colleagues suggested he This is quite a farfiung list, and was waiting in the lounge. I fell as­ Manchester Herald ject a child to'this kind of “play” is child abuse. It's the Denver on acid playing the accordion.” rendered the unlicensed .38-caliber revolver and 19 fections, which occur singly and in cycles, are a diagnos­ abilities. tended.” take up teaching. quite a farfiung competition, which leep. Another performer came by business of adults to protect children from ANY kind of ■ David Merrick, the producer of “Hello Dolly” rounds of ammunition, and no charges were filed, tic dilemma. Your symptoms may be the result of After all, he was only seven The Chopin nocturne was “sig­ “He said to me, ‘you like is growing fast. Then why run it and shook me. ‘You are going on in Robin Blauers of South Windsor child abuse —and while it may appear innocent and “all and other Broadway hits, was detained with his authorities said. iatrogenic factors, such as one type of infection follow­ years old. nificant”, Wadsworth says, be­ children, don’t you? Why don’t you through a modest church in one minute!’ he said. But I was so was barely out of high school when in frin,” it should not be tolerated. ing treatment for another, that must be objectively ‘Teachers may say no, but he cause it was the work that made do something for them?” Chatsky Manchester? ... relaxed, that I had just fallen as­ she won a first place in the senior analyzed by a super-specialist goes ahead and does it,” says his him actively interested in music, said. Because, Chatsky says simply, leep. It is something you must do — division of the Manchester Young first piano instructor, who also and it the first piece that was Chatsky was then musical direc­ the church provides much support, but when you go on stage, you are Artists Competition in 1981. happens to be his mother. self-taught. tor at the Second Congregational financial and otherwise, and it also wide awake. All your senses are The winning streak did not end “He always picked his own “I learned it inside-out...I Church in Manchester. He con­ provides something else — a true alive.” there. 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6—MANCaffiSTER HERALD. Thureday. June 13.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 13,1991—7 Weicker threatens state police with 96 layoffs J OPINION By JESSE WASHINGTON for the union membership to reconsider its vote not to police spokesman Sgt. Dan Stebbins said the event was layoff route rather than the route, and I respect The Associated Press accept salary concessions.” Cioffi said. called off because agency officials had not reached any their decision. Slate M ice Union President Robert Kowalczyk conclusions on how to realign the department “But having made that decision, we have to go ahead HARTFORD — The Weicker administration is warn­ responded by saying the union is “committed to working Cioffi said 14 of the layoffs are a result of \Vfeicker’s and implement it,” the governor said. “I can’t write dif­ Rap Ivy knuckles ing state troopers that the state police force will be with Governor (Lowell) Weicker and Commissioner budget cuts. The additional 82 layoffs were imposed ferent niles for different groiqw.” decimated July 1 if they don’t agree to deferred pay Cioffi to avoid such a cutback. None of the parties — udien the troopers’ union refused to accept salary con­ - He said Cioffi was more than willing to talk with the raises and other contract concessions. the governor, the commissioner and our union — wants cessions the Weicker administration had negotiated with union leadership. The Ivy League schools indeed may have had to see layoffs.” leaders from all state employee unions, lb date, no other The layoffs will be determined by seniority. In addi­ noble motives for their collusion on financial aid to stu­ Ninety-six of the state’s 1,0(X) troopers, including aU state employee union has rejected the concessions. tion to the 68 gradu^s of the police a ^ e m y in dents. but it was collusion nonetheless. The Justice 68 graduates of the Connecticut M ice Academy’s Cioffi also announced Wednesday that the state police December 1990 class, will be laid off if no agreement is December 1990, ^ graduates from the April 1990 class D^MUtment pit^)erly has forced them to stop the anti­ department will be realigned, and that some units iiiay Weicker said late Wednesday that the union has until —: drawn by name from a hat — will be laid off. competitive prance. reached, stale Public Safety Commissioner Nicholas A. be entirely eliminated. a budget is adopted by the General Assembly to agree to wssouctnoMtUM m u s i mpiH&Hseps, Cioffi said Wednesday. The names of the state troer8 who will be laid off No longer will the elite universities and colleges be al­ Cioffi scheduled a news conference Wednesday to concessions. will not be made public until they all receive their u “The only way to avoid the majority of the layoffs is lowed to agree amcnig themselves to base aid on need discuss the realignment, then abruptly canceled it State “That was their vote,” Weicker said. “They chose the notification, Cioffi said. alone, with no allowance for academic merit. (They may reason still follow that policy individually, but may not do so collectively.) And no Itmger will ttey meet each year with IS other prestigious schools in the Ntnlheast to . le w s tw v o N , , , By JACK ANDERSON Storm knocks out power miilfit sure that students f l y i n g to two or more of the m PAM tm nf and DALE VAN ATTA ______Ch. 11 dismissal urged schools are offered no more aid by one school than* by HM96 tism m nr The state’s thunderstorm season powerless. Northeast Utilities he said the irKident caused at least BRIDGEPORT (AP) — C l u ­ another. W'flZ?!! ^ !i IM'tHE WA'tER WASHINGTON — In the U n it^ the city’s financial plight,” of about $1.3 billion, and a state began with a bang. reported. Norwalk had the most three minor accidents. The parkway ing Bridgeport officials acted in Under a consent agreement with the Justice Depart­ States, a woman who wears a fur coat in Blumenthal said. “But bankruptcy review board has proposed an 18 A waterspout was spotted in Nor­ people left without power, 6,9(X), was closed westbourxl for nearly ment. the Ivy League members also promised not to ex­ public takes the chance of having stmie- bad faith in filing for bankruptcy, is simply not a solution that is percent tax increase in Bridgeport walk harbor Wednes^y afternoon, followed by Stamford and G ^ n - two hours Wednesday aftemomi. N change information on increases in tuition and faculty one throw paitit or blood on the coaL But state Attorney General Richard legally permissible.” A hearing on the state’s objec­ hail fell in some areas, trees were wich with 4,600 each, Branford with Blumenthal asked a federal court A man suffered minor leg injuries salaries. All eight deny having done so anyway. in England, the animal lovers have raised Richard Zeisler, a banknqttcy tion is scheduled to begin July 16 downed throughout the state — in­ 4,3(X), Cromwell with 2,063 and to dismiss the petition. when a tree fell cm his car in The schools had argued that their collaboration on the stakes. Scotland l&rd calls some lawyer hired by the city, said he is before U.S. Bankruptcy Judge cluding at least two that fell on cars Bethel with 1,660. Blumenthal contends the city confident the d ty ’s action was AlanH.W. Shiff. Hartford. financial aid was intended to assure that scarce aid dol­ gniitial-righte advocates “terrorists,” who — and the bad weather led the Con­ Seventy-four towns reported legal and that the city has a strong “With the trees full of leaves — lars went to the neediest students. That’s a legitimate may be taking lessons from/the Irish wasn’t insolvent when it filed the corde to land at Bradley Internation­ power outages, and some reported City officials have ack­ which act like little sails — it’s easy concern, but the practice prevented the schools from bankruptcy petition because it was grievance against the state. al Airport local flooding. Republican Army. nowledged they are keeping up to get wind damage,” Goldstein using any scholar^ip money to compete fw the most Britain is the home of the most lethal laying its bills on time and holds “Their motion speaks of bad But by late Wednesday, the storm Northeast Utilities said power title to many real estate properties. faith on the part of the city, but with their bills, but Bridgeport said. gifted students. In a competitive society, such policies animal-rights activism in the world. So Finance Director Mahesh Reddy had blown its way through Coimec- would not be restored to all its cus­ should be decided by individual institutions. prevalent are the assaults by an under­ He also argued in the objection the bad faith really is in state ticut, and forecasters predicted tomers until early today. filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in government’s failure to assist the told the Common Council on Several small crafts in Norwalk Some people may ask whether the Justice.Department ground movement known as the Animal Monday the city has only $25 mil­ sunny skies for most of the state Sm^l hail fell in some areas in harbor reported a waterspout about is equally z ^ o u s about tooting out collusion in private Liberation Front, that New Scotland Yard Bridgeport on Wednesday that the city,” Zeisler said. “When the today. southern Connecticut, the National petition should be dismissed be­ cities cried out for help, our lion in cash. 4:30 pjn., the National Wsather Ser­ b u s ie s . Perhrqjs not. and it should be. but the Ivy has a unit d e v o ^ strictly to investigat­ “Normally, we would get these Weather Service said. vice said. Some crafts also ex­ League was still off ba%. ing animal-rights violence. Some cause the city had no authoriza­ governor asked for higher taxes, Zeisler said he is confident the types of storms in mid-Jidy,” said Meanwhile, a tree fdll on a car on tion from the stole to file for perienced a complete loss of control, The Milwmikee Journal authorities in the United States and Bridgeport is the hi^est-taxed city is insolvent as the term is Mel Goldstein, director of the the Merritt Rukway on the New but no injuries were reported. protection from its creditors under Britain fear that American animal-rights city in the state and one of the defined under C h^ter 9. Weather Center at Western Cmmec- York state line. A state police dis­ Winds of 54 mph were measured groups may be tempted to take some Chapter 9 of the federal poorest cities in Connecticut” “All cities always have a ticut State University in Danbury. patcher said no one was injured, but in New Haven. bankruptcy code. cues frcnn the ALF. Gov, Lowell P. Weicker Jr. has couple of buildings and a few Fairfield County was one of the “We have strong sympathy /o r Open Forum Officials with the New Scotland \Sird proposed a statewide tax increase bucks in the bank,” he said. hardest hit areas, with more than Anim al Rights National Index operate 20,(XX) homes and businesses left under such secrecy that the only public information they provide is limited to tips that will help potential targets of Pro-choicers predict Excellent proof Save baseball from doom violence protect themselves from the To The Editor: ALF. Our associate Scott S l ^ inves­ notion. The Green Bay Packers football BOOKS35,000 Hardcr)vors - 1,0(K) Pap/orbacks Hats off to our Town of Manchester Police Depatt- If Shakespeare were a baseball fan and tigated animal^ghts terrorists in London mm team has been a private, non-profit cor­ counsel ban reversal ment. with us still, he might say something and found that they are not above plant­ USED - most hardcovers less than SIO.OO - It was with pride that I listened to our Police Scanner about taking the tide of distress sales at poration since 1922. when sli^tly more ing bombs in fur stores, blowing up the WASHINGTON (AP) — Spurred tional programs. He predicted the Cummings Insurance most paperbacks loss than SI .00. on Saturday to hear the wonderful response to a very the flood, lest we be forever bound in JOE thap $1(X).000 was raised through the cars of scientists who use animals for by a pair of legislative victories, vote would carry over when Con­ OUT-OF-PRINT - recent best-sellers and tragic duty to cany out all the details for the enormous shallows and miseries. SPEAR sale of shares that pay no dividends and medical research and vandalizing butcher abortion rights forces predict the gress votes to lift the counseling ... in cooperation with ... older fiction & non-fiction. turnout of State Police (estimate 4.000) who were here to If I were his interpreter. I would tell cannot be traded. Ficed with banknqrtcy shops. momentum will help them overturn ban. “The momentum is clearly with Progressive Insurance RARE - unusual books for particular tastes. attend the funeral of our fallen Trooper Russell Bagshaw. you what he means is this: Thanks to a in the 1950s. the Packers sold more a three-week-old Supreme Court the reproductive rights organiza­ COLLECTIBLE - first editions, fine leather recession and to owner and player greed, Recent literature put out by the animal Every Manchester police officer fulftlled his respon­ shares, raised $125,000 and has been restriction on counseling women tions.” bindings, nostalgia, special interest or a number of major-league b ^ b a ll teams healthy since. The stockholders elect a rights network describes the violent acts about abortion. NOW OFFERS sibility with precision so that all the details — tM nc carried out by ALF throughout England )ust hard to find. — as many as nine by some accounts — board of directors, which manages finan­ But while the pro-choice law­ ctmtrol. Maiichester Fire Department. Ruamedics on and elsewhere. They include an arson at­ PLUS... are suddenly on the market. Buy. people, stay competitive, are in trouble. ces and hires personnel. makers rolled iqr their highest vote duty, refreshments available, parking cars plarmed at tack on two vans belonging to a food COMPETITIVE PRICING - national search for any recent or old buy. Save the sport Save your city’s Does anyone involved in the sport out­ 2. “Municipalize” your teams. Float totals in recent times in the House various parking lots with shuttle buses available. Plans company, a $40,(XX) vandalism spree in a book...only S3.00 team. Buy! side those cities give a damn? Listen to bonds, make fair offers, and if the on Wednesday, they still fell short of HYTONE were even made to have the mainteiumce department sausage factory, a raid on a poultry farm FOR DRIVERS WITH... - GIFT CERTIFICATES stand by in the parking lots in case there were dead bat­ Now you need a Joespear interpreter, the words of player agent Craig Fenech. owners refuse to sell, seize them by right the two-thirds vote that would be teries diat to the troopers leaving car lights on while they right? What I mean is this: Professional as quoted in llie Washington Times: of eminent domain. This is also not a to liberate 82 hens and the firebombing needed to counter a virtually certain FARM of a greyhound racing track in Ntvthem • Traffic Violations Our specialty is putting the book you want in your hands. were processing. There were no incidents. Control of baseball is up to the letters in fiscal doo- ‘'There may be pockets where there are wild idea. In most major-league cities, veto by President Bush. Ireland. The zealots often leave their Pick Your Own street traffic, to close and qren streets as needed, was all doo. Revenues have soared, but so have problems, such as Pittsburgh. But if I un­ the taxpayers already own the stadiums. House lawmakers voted 234 to • An Accident History player salaries. Thanks to free agentry. derstand the free market, teams can Why not own the teams that play in marie by painting ALF or “Meat is Mur­ B o o k s B i r d s done with wonderful spirit. 188 to preserve $20 million in a STRAWBERRIES •And Specializing in Young Drivers & The loss of such a young num has been a blow to all of arbitration and the deep pockets and move somewhere else — same as if I them? New York Gov. Mario Cuomo der” at the scene of the crime. foreign aid bill for the United Na­ huge egos of such owners as George (q>en a restaurant A city has no divine suggested two years ago that the state 519 E. Middle Tpke., Manchester, CT • (203) 649-3449 us and to find something good out of this sad day in the If ALF’s own boasting can be tions Population Fund, an agency Rte. 44. Coventry Steinbrenner of the New York Yankees. right to a team.” and New York City buy the Ymkees. A P/ease Ca// F or Q uote Hours: Tucs. & We'd. 1M:.30, Thurs. 11-8, Fri. St Sat. 11-5 performaitce of every man in our Manchester Police believed, the group is branci^g out to that supports family planning Open Daily 9AM-6PM Member 378 Main Street PletL-ie call far Sun £r Mon. hour> Department in stich an excellent and compassionate way Gene Autry of the California Angels and Hear that. Pittsburgh? The team that Montreal city official, upset that the programs in more than 140 countries Joan Kroc of the San Diego Padres — 40 played in the first World Series ever Expos might be sold, said last year that the United States. ALF has claimed TTie Peracchio Family I.I.A.A. & P.I.A. 643-2457 Manchester makes me proud to be a 70-year resident in the Town of responsibility for more than 75 attacks in worldwide. WE B U Y BOOKS: Quality, dotlecttons, Estates, Etc. players are now making $3 million a (1W3. vs. Boston), is no better than a “governments have to get involved. It’s Manchester. May God bless them all. the United States since 1979 including A short time later the House year or more. Boston’s Roger Clemens is hash house. The city that produced the like subsidizing zoos, planetariums. a- M arian P. McKay arson and thqft. The targets have been voted 222 to 200 to overturn a getting $158,242.64 for every game he legendary Honus Wagner (an original quariums.” 500 Porter St. scientific research labs. To date, no seven-year administration ban on Manchester pitches. Oakland’s Rickey Henderson . member of the Hall of Fame) has no support for overseas agencies that Listen up. Baltimore. Current owner Americans have died in those attacks, got a four-year $12 million contract and divine right to its Pirates. Give me a con­ counsel or promote alrartion as a Eli Jacobs wants to sell the Orioles. but Glenn Schoen. a monitor of animal- pouted because a Ferrari Tbstarossa founded break. family planning method. There is not a city in the country with rights violence, has warned Congress wasn’t tossed in. There are some sure-fire solutions to Abortion rights advocates said more gumption and pride than you. Buy that the violence getting more p ^ - Now comes an economic downturn. this mess, and the timing is perfect. their cause had been energized by the team and keep it forever. Listen up. sonal. CBS and ESPN lost money last year on Baseball fans themselves could restore the Supreme Court’s May 23 ruling their collective four-year $1.5 billion fiscal sanity to the ^ r t and ensure their Washington. You’re trying to rmse $95 For ex nple^inl988, the head of a million to buy an expansion team. that f^erally funded family plan­ conteacts and want rebates. Only two teams will stay put for a long time if they U.S. c(Mr|pany^that^dluit did tests of surgical ning clinics in the United States may You’ve already bought 23.(XK) season franchises — the Yankees and the Los would just organize themselves and buy suqrles incogs was the target of an un­ be barred from offering abortion in­ tickets as a show of support. Form a Angeles Dodgers — are believed to be them. There are at least two ways this successful a^§ssination. attempt And formation. cooperative and buy shares instead. consistently profitable. Teams in smaller could be done: last year a university professor’s house The Senate Labor and Human llie tide is high, and it’s time to ride cities, which have to pay the same 1. Form “cooperatives” and sell shares was burned down by unidentified Resources Committee last week it. salaries as those in the major markets to to raise capital. This is not a far-fetched animal-rights activists. voted to lift the counseling ban. New Scotland Yard has blamed The House Energy and Com­ animal-rights advocates for attacks on merce health subcommittee was research labs, fast-food restaurants and scheduled to vote on a similar Science’s barrier broken livestock transporters. In one case, a measure today. bomb was planted under the car of a man “I think people are waking up,” Short Term Parking BLACKVILLE, S.C. — “How do you ■ In Minnesota, the S t Rsul branch who managed a construction ctmipany. said Dan Weintraub, Planned Paren­ reach more children? There’s got to a has launched an ambitious effort that in­ His “crime” was that he built research thood’s vice president for interna­ way,” says Dr. Gloria Sanders cludes a science fair and a mentoring facilities for pharmaceutical companies. McCutcheon, an agricultural researcher ROBERT program in which AAUW members concerned about the nation’s limited suc­ WALTERS provide individual advice to 60 fifth- and Some Britons who work for research cess in convincing its youngsters — sixth-grade girls who are members of labs live in fear that they will be targeted too. A 1988 burglary at one company led for Certificates. especially girls — to pursue scientific poor minority families and attend iimer- ® 19S1b»NEA. Inc city schoolfi. to at least 25 attacks on employees. The and technical careers. t r a y e r Xn entomologist who specializes in Here in South Carolina’s “low burglars stole personnel records and ter­ *'**‘ studying the relationship between insects needed,” says AAUW. “By the tenth countey,” McCutcheon has received as­ rorized the employees, their families ioid For Professional Results "Ah, yes — here we are! You are doomed for sistance from AAUW that last year even suppliers. Many of the workers and crops. McCutcheon says many grade, three times as many boys as girls without eternity to the 'Conferences, Conventions young women do not even i^erstand show an interest in natural sciences and enabled her to take 40 girls, most of resigned and some suppliers stopped and Sales-Incentive Meetings Section. how the country’s food is produced. engineering. Gender discrimination them from low-income families, on a doing business with the lab. the science-oriented trip to Washington, “Too many of them know oidy that it prevents girls from reaching their poten­ The police at New Scotland 'Vhrd do comes from the grocery store,” she says. tial and deprives our country of the con­ D.C., that included visits to the Smith­ high sonian Institution and the National their best to track down and bring the ter- Determined to help remedy the situa­ tributions they could make.” rtxists to justice, but they are {nivately tion, she turned to the American As­ With financial support and program Zoological Ruk. costs. Manchester Herald In addition, the youngsters par­ frustrated about some of the lenient sen­ sociation of University Women, whose guidance from AAUW’s Washington, tences the courts hand down. 135,(XX) members are female college D.C., headquarters, the group’s members ticipated in a week-long summer science Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. graduates affiliated with 1,8(X) state and are making a determined effort to deal program at Clemson University’s Edisto While New Scotland \hrd suspects the Paint exterior surfaces, Research and Education Center, an Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. local branches throu^out the country. with those issues. Some examples: terrorists are imitating the IRA, not all of decks, fences, houses. W hile you're waiting to see to reinvest your m oney in only For the past three years, AAUW has ■ In Iowa, the Ames branch hSs agricultural facility where McCutcheon the activists want to go that far. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 13,1991—9 SPORTS Drabek, defense SCOREBOARD J key Pirate win Mariners 5, Red Sox 3 Cubs 6, Giants 1 Braves 6, Mets 1 Baseball BOSTON SEATTLE SAN FRAN CHICAGO ATLANTA NEW YORK ■brhbi a b r h b i ab r h U a b rh M a b r h b i Bulls’ collective effort produces NBA title Burks cf 4 1 0 0 RynkJs 2b 2 2 10 Felder r f . a b r h b i By The Associated Press season and 6-for-51 lifetime. 4 0 1 0 W hitoncf 3 0 1 0 Nixon If 5 2 2 0 Crraon cf 4 0 0 0 Ointana 1b 3 1 1 0 EMrtnz 3b RThmp2b American League standings 2 0 0 0 4 0 0 1 Sndbrg2b 4 0 1 2 Blauser3b 3 1 1 1 Mgdan 1b 3 0 0 0 Cubs 6, Giants 1: Shawn Boskie Boggs 3b 4 0 1 1 Scholar 3b 2 112 McGee cf 4 0 1 0 Qmce 1b Bmsky rf 4 1 1 0 G antcf 5 1 1 2 Jffaries2b 4 0 1 0 INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — allowed seven hits over 7 2-3 in­ Eaal IXvisian 3 0 0 0 G rfyJrcf 3 1 2 3 MaWIm 3b 4 0 1 0 G B e lllf ing the one on Paxson’s 19-footer down the stretch. Johnson had 16 For the most part, Doug Drabek PInliar ph 4 0 1 0 Jusdearf 4 1 1 1 M cRyIdlf 4 0 1 0 W L Pet. OB 10 11 TJones If 10 1 0 Leonrd If 3 0 1 0 Daenzo If Michael’s moment was a moment to nings, and Ryne Sandberg ctqrped a Toronto Grmvil If 0 0 0 0 Bream 1b 4 0 10 JhnsonOb 4 1 1 1 that gave Chicago the lead for good, points, 11 rebounds and 20 assists, has looked like anything but a Cy 32 27 .542 4 1 1 0 Briley If 3 0 0 0 Andrsn 1b 0 0 0 0 Dawson rf be shared. Boaton 4 1 1 0 Olson c 4 0 2 0 Brooks rf 3 0 0 0 95-93, with 3:54 left. Young winner this season. But with five-run fourth inning with a two- 30 27 .526 1 JCIarkdh 3 0 0 0 OBrIen 1b 4 0 1 0 Litton 1b 3 0 0 0 CLndm rf one shy of his own Finals record for Dabolt 0 10 0 Lam ks2b 4 0 11 Caronec 3 0 1 0 The best basketball player in the 28 30 .483 3trz Mrzano c 2 0 0 1 AOavis dh 4 0 0 0 Deckerc 4 0 2 0 Salazar 3b 4 1 1 1 Horace Grant contributed 11 assists. He did set a record for a a little help from the Pittsbqrgh run single, leading Chicago over NawMtrk 25 Pena ph BUIordss 4 0 0 0 Elstorss 4 0 1 0 29 .463 41/3 10 0 0 Buhner rf 2 10 0 Uribe ss 2 0 0 0 Vzcaino 3b NBA finally was part of the best visiting San lYancisco and snapping Milwaukae 25 Rivera ss 0 0 0 0 Avery p 4 14 0 Darting p 1 0 0 0 u points, six rebounds and two blocks. five-game Finals with 62 assists. defense recently, he’s starting to 32 .439 6 3 0 0 0 Brdly c 2 0 0 0 Bassph 10 0 0 Wilkins c CIsvatand 22 34 Brmly 2b 3 0 1 2 H errph 1 0 0 0 team in the NBA. The shadow a three-game losing streak. .393 81/2 2 0 10 Valle c 10 0 0 Segura p 0 0 0 0 Dnston ss 3 1 1 1 And Jordan, of course, did his Johnson “put out a great effort,” round into form. Ballirm ra 20 36 .357 Romine ph Simona p 0 0 0 0 hovering over the Chicago Bulls dis­ 101/2 10 0 0 VIzquel ss 3 0 0 0 Krmedy ph 10 0 0 Boskie p share — 30 points, 10 assists and It was the first victory since April Yteat Division Lyons 2b 2 1 0 0 S c u s e r^ 1 0 0 0 Los Angeles coach Milre Dunleavy “Those are the plays that 0 0 0 0 Rbnson p 10 0 0 Asmehrp 0 0 0 0 appeared as surely as the Los An­ 27 for Boskie (3-5), who lost his bid W L Pet. QB Totals 31 3 5 3 Totals 29 5 Olveras p Innis p 0 0 0 0 five steals while playing the full 48 said. “I’m proud of the effort that the difference between winning and 6 5 0 0 0 0 DaSm tp 10 0 0 Totals geles Lakers’ hopes. Oakland 36 23 .610 Boston 002—3 K n g e ry ^ 37 6 13 5 Totals 33 1 8 1 minutes. for a shutout and a complete game 010 000 10 0 0 A tlanta our guys made ... especially the two losing,” Pirates manager Jim Minnesota 34 25 .576 2 Seattle 200 000 30x—5 LaCoss p 000 041 010 -8 “It should get rid of the stigma of 0 0 0 0 NawHbrfc “I know we shocked a lot of young guys.” Leyland said after his defense keyed in the eighth inning when Tony California 33 25 .569 21/2 E—VIzquel (8). DP-Seattle 1. LOB—Boston Przchc ss 2 110 000 000 001—1 being a one-man team," Michael Seattia 31 27 .534 m o LOB—Atlanta 9, New Ybrk 7. 2B-6teuter people, but we did it. We as a team Johrison was the first of several a 2-1 victory behind Drabek over Perezchica led off with a pinch 41/2 4 S BI 6. 2B-Boggs (16). TJones (5). Totals 34 1 7 1 Totals 32 6 8 6 Jordan said. “My teammates have Ttxas 28 25 .528 5 3B-Schaeler ( 1). HR-GrIffey Jr (7). San Frandsoo (7), Jusdea (16), Bream (11), Oteon (4), Jaf- did it,” Jordan said. Lakers to visit the Bulls’ locker Los Angeles on Wednesday night. double and scored on a pair of in­ Chleago 28 28 .500 61/2 SB-Greenwell (9). S—Bradley. SF-Marzano. Chicago feries (9). Elslar (4). 38—Gant (1). Avary (1). stepped up, and the stigma is 000 500 O lx - e HR—Johnson (13). S—O lsoa SF—Blauaar. “\bu hear so much talk about him room. With both players in full Drabek, last year’s National field outs. Kansas City 26 30 .464 81/2 - _ IP H R ER BB SO E—MaWilliams (5). Segura (1). LOB—San removed.” Wadneoday'a Games Boston IP H RER BB SO as an individual player,” the Lakers’ Willie McGee then singled to ex­ Francisco 8. Chicago 6. 2B-Oocker (4). Perez- Atlanta uniform, he and Jordan hugged for League Cy Young wiimer, allowed Oskland 3, OstroH 1 GrHarris L.2-6 6 2-3 5 5 5 3 6 chica (2). Salazar (2). SB-CLandrum 2 (8). N The Bulls won the first title in Avery W.7-4 9 Magic Johnson said, “but he’s tend his hitting streak to 16 games, Seattle 5; Boston 3 Po*s“ 1-3 1 0 0 10 seconds. It was one of several one run in seven iimings, thanks to 0 1 CS—Dascenzo (3). S—Wilkins. New Y bilt their 25-year history, and Jordan got proved everyone wrong with this MUwnukse 8, CalHomia 0 Bolton 1 0 0 0 1 0 IP H RER BB SO times that Jen-dan fought a futile bat­ the sparkling Pirate defense, as he Kansas O ly 0, Baltimore 8.1 0 Innings Seattle San Frandsoo Darting L.2-4 5 his first in his seven NBA seasons. Simons 2 championship.” tle with his tears. continued his comeback from a Toronto 1, Clevaland 0 Krueger W.3-2 8 4 3 2 2 2 Robinson L,3-5 They did it together by beating the 32-3 6 Innis 2 The Lakers nearly proved “This is one of the most emotion­ dreadful 1-6 start. The victory put NL Roundup Minneaola 8, New Mxk 3 Swift 0 1 0 0 0 0 Olivaras 1-3 0 determined but decimated Lakers Texas 4, Chicago 2 Mutphy 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 LaCoss WP—Darling, Innis. everyone wrong Wednesday night as al times for me,” he said. “I tried to his record at 5-7. 2 0 108-101 Wednesday night T hursday's Games MJackson S,8 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 Segura 2 2 they came close to extending the hold it in, but it’s hard." “I can think of four key defensive equaling the major league season- Kansas City (Appier 3-7) at Baltimore Kojeger pitched to 3 batters in the 9th, Swift Chicego Jordan won the most valuable series to a sixth game Friday night (R.Smlth 3-0), 7.-3S p.tii. pitched to 1 batter in the 9th. Boskie W.3-5 7 2-3 7 Chicago lost only two of its 17 plays they made ... and that keeps high by Brett Butler of Los Angeles Toronto (Key 0-2) at Cleveland (Nagy 2-6), HBP—by GrHarris (Reynolds). Basketball_____ player award for the series. But it in Chicago. Starters James Worthy, Assenmacher 0 0 playoff games, and the sweep in Los you in ballgames,” said Drabek, and Wally Joyner of California. 7:35 p.m. DaSmithS,15 1 1-3 0 was the Bulls who won four con­ New \brk (M.Witt 04)) at Minnesota (Erickson Royais 9, Orioies 8 with a sprained ankle, and Byron Angeles marks the second consecu­ who has allowed two nms in his last Expos 10, Reds 9: Tim Wallach Assenmacher pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. secutive games after losing the Scott with a bruised shoulder, didn’t 9-2). ft0 5 p.m. HBP—by Robinson (Dunston). NBA Finals glance tive season the Western Conference four starts. “When you’re pitching had four hits, including his third Chicago (Hibbard 4-4) at Texas (Alexander (10 innings) Umpires-Homo. West; First. Winters; opener. play. 3-1), 8:35 p.m. finalist has been victimized like that. to a lineup with three or four guys KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE Second, Gregg; Third. Gorman. (Bsst-of-7) homer in four days, and Dave Mar­ C hlca^ vs. LA Lsksra “There’s not one MVP on this “When you play a great team, you Detroit (Terrell 3-6) at Seattle (DeLucia 6-3) ab r h bi ab r h bl T—2:51. A—33,880. Detroit won the title last season in who can knock it out, you like the 1005 p.m. ’ Sunday, June 2 team,” Jordan said, “there’s a bunch tinez went 3-for-3 with two RBI as McRae cf 5 0 0 0 Dvraux cf 5 0 0 need everybody,” Johnson said. “We Only games scheduled 1 LA Lakers 93, Chicago 91 five games by wiiming the last three challenge, but you also like having a Montreal outslugged visiting Cin­ KGbson If 3 2 0 0 Orsulak If 5 0 0 0 Expos 10, Reds 9 ofMVPs.” Yfsdnssday, Juns 5 just couldn’t overcome that hurdle.” in Portland. good defense behind you.” Brettdh 5 2 2 2 CRpkenss 4 12 1 That was driven home dramatical­ cinnati. Nationai League standings CINCINNATI I90NTREAL Chicago 107, LA Lakers 86 But the Lakers got surprising con­ But the homecourt didn’t hold The game was the first this season Trtabll rf 5 2 3 6 Horn dh 5 2 2 2 abrhbi abrhbi ly in the ultimate triumph. Astros 3, Phillies 2: Steve Fin­ Mefrine c 5 0 0 0 Evans rf 5 2 3 2 Doran 2b 4 1 1 1 DShWs2b 5 0 1 0 Friday, June 7 tributions from rookies Elden any advantage for the Lakers, who Chicago 104, LA L a iw s 96 Scottie Pippen led Chicago with between the two NL division ley’s bases-loaded single with two East Division Seitz 3b 3 110 Gomez 3b 4 0 10 Hatchref 6 0 3 3 Grssomcf 3 3 1 0 Campbell and Tony Smith. finished second in the Pacific leaders. W L P ci. GB CMrtnz 1b 3 1 0 0 Bell pr 0 0 0 0 Larkinas 5 12 0 CW oronlf 4 2 11 Sunday, June 9 out in the ninth inning gave the Chicago 97, LA L a k M 82 32 points, the first time in the Bulls’ Campbell had 21 points, exceeding Division, then surprised the Trail Pntsburgh 36 19 .655 _ Stilwell ss 4 12 1 Mlligan 1b 5 0 0 0 ONeill rf 6 0 2 0 Wllach3b 4 3 3 2 Drabek has allowed 17 hits in 14 Asuos their fourth straight win. NewVbrk 30 26 .536 61/2 Shmprt 2b 3 0 0 0 Whitt c 5 2 2 0 Morris 1b 4 10 0 DaMtnz rf 3 2 3 2 Wsdnaaday, June 12 17 playoff games that Jordan wasn’t his previous pro high of 12, and Chicago 108, LA Ukers 101, CNcago wkia Blazers by wirming the Western innings but only one run in his last A1 Osuna (3-2) pitched 1 2-3 in­ SL Louis 30 27 .526 7 Hulett2b 4 111 Sabo 3b 4 3 2 3 Yfllams rf 0 0 0 0 their top scorer. Smith added 12. Chicago 29 Totals 36 9 8 9 Totsis Bnzngr If 3 0 0 0 Smpan p 0 0 0 0 championship 4-1 finals in six games. two starts, t h ^ s mostly to Pit­ nings for the victory at the 29 .500 81/2 John Hixson buried jumper after “We knew there would be’ dif­ “When you get this far, you want Montreal 25 33 .431 121/2 42 811 7 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Noboa ph 10 1 0 NBA Finals result jumper, scoring 10 of his 20 points tsburgh’s defense. The Pirates Astrodome. Joe Boever (3-5) was PNIadalphia 25 33 .431 121/2 Kansas City 004 130 000 1—9 JFIeed c , 4 2 2 0 Ruskin p 0 0 0 0 ferent personnel,” Chicago coach to go all Ae way,” Dunleavy said. turned a succession of highlight WMt Division BaHImors 000 151 100 0 —8 Armstr p 1 1 1 1 Ftzgrid ph 0 0 0 0 CHAMPS — Members of the Chicago Bulls celebrate and hold the NBA trophy alofT!n*tlhe in the last four minutes as the Bulls the loser as the Phillies lost their E—McRae (1), Shumpert ( ), Aquino (2), Bulls 108, Lakers 101 Phil Jackson said. “It took us about “But the team that beat us deserved film-type plays for him last Friday W L Pet. QB 6 Crmanp 1 0 0 0 Bullock ph 0 0 0 1 lockerroom after their 108-101 win over the Lbs Angeles Lakers in Game 5 for the NBA pulled out of a 93-93 tie with a 15-8 fourth straight. Los Angelas 33 24 .579 _ Gomez (2). Frohwirth ( 1). DP—Kansas City 1. Jones ph 10 10 BJonss p 0 0 0 0 CHICAGO (108) a half of the game to get ahold of the to win. ... They made all the big Atlanta Baltimore 1. LOB—Kansas City 5, Baltimore 6. Grant 4-5 3-6 . Rppen 10-22 11-12 32 championship Wednesday night at the Forum. run. as they b ^ t San Diego 1-0 despite Tommy Greene, who threw his 30 25 .545 2 KIGross p 0 0 0 0 Fsssro p 0 0 0 0 11 ballgame.” shots. They made the tough shots. 13 Hdres hits. Wednesday night was San Diego 31 29 .517 31/2 2 B -B re tt (8), Tartabull (12), Seltzer (5). CRip- Qinonesph 10 10 LWIkerIb 4 0 11 Cartwright 4-11 0-0 8, Jordan 12-23 6-8 30. Bill Cartwright had a career first career no-hitter and the only Clndnnali 29 28 .509 4 ken (14), Horn (5). Evans (Sj. Gomez (3). Whitt Myers p 0 0 0 0 Reyes c 4 0 2 1 Paxson 9-12 2-2 20, Levingston 0-1 04) 0, Sam Perkins, led the Lakers with They made the long shots.” the same story. (2). Hulett (3). HR—Tartabull 2 ( ). Horn (10). playoff-high of seven assists, includ­ no-hitter in the NL this season on Houston 23 35 .397 101/2 8 Wnghmlf 10 10 Folayss , 10 0 1 Hodges 2-2 04) 5. Williams 04) 0-0 0, 22 points and kept them in the game “Early on. I’d get behind in the San Francisco 23 36 .390 11 Evans (3). CS—Seltzer ( 1). S—Shumpert Boyd p 10 0 0 Armstrong 1-2 04) 2, Perdue 04) 04) 0. Totals May 23 against Montreal, retired the Wednesday's Gamas IP H RER BB so 4278 22-28 108. count, walk a batter, give up a hit Owenss 2 0 10 In Brief... earned a 3-1 Eastern League victory. final 18 Astros he faced after yield­ Chicago 6, San Francisco 1 Kansas CHy Totals 41 9 1 6 8 Totals U LAKERS (101) In Wednesday’s game, the Yankees took a 1-0 lead and somebody would Wt it out, and ing four hits and two runs in the Montreal 10, Cincinnati 9 Saberhagen 5 8 6 5 1 4 3 2 1 01 4 9 Green 6-12 1-2 13, Perkins 5-12 11-13 22 all of a sudden you’re behind 4-0,” Pittsburgh 2, Los Angeles t Aquino 3 1-3 2 2 2 0 1 Cincinnati 030 030 201 9 Divac 4-12 04) 8, Johnson 4-12 6-6 16. Taagle on Red Sox starter A1 Sanders (0-9) in the fourth on a second inning. Atlanta 6, New \b r k 1 MDavis W.2-1 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 Montreal 402 200 02x—10 4-8 1-2 9, Campbell 9-12 3-4 21. SiNto 5 B 2-3 Little League tourney set Journeyman stops the Bosox Drabek said. “I’m getting a lot more Houston 3, Philadelphia 2 MntgmS,12 1 1 0 0 0 E-^Reed (4). Calderon (4). WUISch ( ). 12 Totals 37-74 24-30 101. sacrifice fly by Russell Davis. In the sixth, Dave Sil- Padres 7, Cardinals 2: Tony Fer­ Q 6 MANCHESTER — The Manchester Little League first-pitch strikes and getting ahead San Diego 7, SL Louis 2 BaHImors Reyes (4). DP—Cincinnati 1. Montreal 1. Chicago 27 21 32 28—108 vesui doubled and then scored on Masse’s 410-foot SEATTLE (AP) — Milwaukee nights in 6-2 and 8-5 victories. nandez hit a tie-breaking single to T hursday's Games Milacki 4 1-3 6 7 7 4 2 LOB—Cincinnati 13, Montreal a 2B—Larkin LA Lakers 25 24 31 21—101 Town Tournament will get under way Saturday with replaced Krueger with Billy Swift of the hitters, and that helps out the Frohwirth 1 1-3 1 1 homer to left-center field. Masse is a 1984 graduate of Brewers’ d is c ^ Bill Krueger has “It means a lot,” Krueger said. “It ignite a five-run rally in the eighth San Francisco (T.Wilson 2-4) at CNcago 1 2 3 (7), O’Neill (15), Calderon (11). DaMartinaz 2 3-Pbint goals—Chicago 2-3 (Hodges 1-1, doubleheaders at two sites. All 12 teams from the two East Catholic High School. but Swift gave up an RBI single to defense.” iiming, preserving a fine effort by (Scanlan 2-2), 2:20 p.m. Hickey 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 (4), LWalker (8). 3B—Hatcher (2). DaMartinaz Pippen 1-2), Los Angeles 3-11 (Johnson 2-8, found a new life with the Seattle means we’re telling teams they’re pinch-hitter Phil Plantier. Lefebvre ■■ ■ riphia ■ Williamson L,0-2 3 2-3 1 1 1 1 0 (3). HR—Sabo (8). Wbllach (6). SB-Doran (3). Perkins 1-4, Divac 0 1 ). Fouled out—Smith. leagues will participate in the double elimination play. The Sox scored their lone run in the sixth on a Orlando Merced’s two-out single Bruce Hurst as San Diego beat St. 0-1), 2:35 b.m. WP—SAwhagen. Sabo (7). Grissom 2 (30). CS—DeShieWs (10), Flebounds—Chicago 43 (Frippen 13). Los Arv Mariners as their stopper. He stops not going to sweep us. It means replaced Swift with Rob Muiphy, The top two teams in the American League (American groundout by Greg Blosser. losing streaks. and Jay Bell’s triple scored Pit­ Louis. Los Angeles (Belchsr 6-4) at Pittsburgh Twins 6, \^nkees 3 Noboa (3). S—Boyd. SF—Doran, Bullock, geles 42 (Johnson 11). Assists—CNcago 28 legion and Army and Navy) and top two in the Na­ we’re telling teams we’re going to who struck out Mike Greenwell. tsburgh runs in the third against (Tomlin 3 -^, 34)5 p.m. Foley. (Jordan 10), Los Angeles 29 (Johnson 20). Cook surrendered five hits in raising his record to The 33-year-old journeyman left­ step forward when we have to.” Hurst (7-3) allowed four hits over SL Louis (Tewksbury 4-2) at San Diego NEW YORK MINNESOTA IP H RER BB SO Total fouls—Chicago 23. Los Angeles 2 2 tional League (Boland Brothers and Vitmer’s) drew Then Lefebvre brought in Mike Mike Morgan (6-5), who is 0-5 Flagrant foul—Parkins. A—17,505. 5-3. Mike Gardella pitched a scoreless ninth to earn hander won his second consecutive eight innings against the visiting (Peterson 2-1 or Hammaker 0-0), 4:05 p.m. ab r h bi ab r h bi C incinnati first-round bye. In his fifth start with the Jackson, who struck out Jack Clark ■ Cincinnati (Hammond 3-5) at Montreal (Bar­ RKelly cf Armstrong 2 8 6 his fourth save. start — and broke a two-game lifetime against the Pirates and has a Cardinals. Mter allowing a two-run 5 0 0 0 Knbich 2b 5 1 3 0 6 3 1 Mariners, Krueger came within and pinch-hitter Tony Pena on nes 0-2), 7:35 p.m. Sax 2b 4 0 1 0 Mack If 4 0 0 0 Carman 2 2 2 2 1 1 The first round pairings are: Lawyers vs. 6.46 ERA in Three Rivers Stadium. single to opposing pitcher Omar Atlanta (P.Smilh 0-0) at New Tbrk (Whitehurst KGross Mariners’ losing streak — Wednes­ three outs of pitching his first com­ sliders for Jackson’s career-high Mttngly dh 4 0 1 0 Puckett cl 3 2 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 Fuefighters at 10 ajn. and Ansaldi’s vs. Modem Clark changes his tune Drabek, who allowed only a solo Olivares in the second iiming, Hurst 3-2), 7:40 p.m. Maas 1b 4 1 1 0 CDavIs dh 3 0 1 1 Myers L.2-4 1 1-3 3 2 2 3 3 Transactions day in a 5-3 victory over the Boston plete game since Oct. 2, 1985. He eighth save. Dibble Janitorial at 1 pjn. at Leber Field; and Strano Real Es­ homer to Kal Daniels in the fourth, JoBrfld rf 4 2 2 3 Harper c 4 1 1 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 SEATTLE (i^ ) — Boston slugger Jack Clark says Re^ Sox. took a 5-1 lead and a two-hitter into retired 14 sUaight batters before Rex American League resuits Mulens If 3 0 1 0 Hrbok 1 b 3 1 0 0 M ontreal tate vs. Casper’s at 10 aun. and Police Union vs. Sun- Ken Griffey Jr. drove in three has given up two earned runs in his Boyd BASEBALL it was all a mistake. He was misunderstood and he “I was going after them,” Krueger the ninth. Going into the ninth, he Hudler hit a bunt single in the Hall If 10 10 Mumz rf 4 1 1 4 4 2-3 8 6 6 6 5 nyside Up at 1 p jn. at Waddell Field. runs with a two-iun homer in the last 32 innings to lower his ERA to Athietics 3, Tigers 1 Nokes c 4 0 1 0 Leius 3b 4 0 1 0 Sam pen 21-3 5 2 2 0 1 American League doesn’t want to be traded from the Red Sox. said. “But they got the better of me had retired 16 Red Sox in a row. seventh. Hurst struck out four and Espnza ss BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Extended the con­ The tournament is scheduled to run through June first inning and a single in the a season’s low 2.78. DETROtT OAKLAND 4 0 1 0 Gagne ss 4 0 0 0 Ruskin W.2-1 1 0 0 0 0 0 Claric said he’d like to play some in left field and in the ninth inning. I didn’t quite walked one. PKeily 3b 3 0 1 0 BJones 2-3 3 1 1 1 0 tract of Roland Hemond, general martegsr, 27. But Mariners shortstop Omar seventh. Jeff Schaefer replaced third abrhbi abrhbi tNough the 1993 season. first base with his new team but can live with being make it but our bullpen was out­ Braves 6, Mets 1: Steve Avery Olivares pitched well, but the Phillips If 3 0 0 0 RHdsn dh 3 0 0 0 Shridan ph 10 0 0 Fassaro S,1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 V i^uel made a fielding error on baseman Edgar Martinez in the four­ Totals 37 3 1 0 3 34 6 8 6 KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Signed Jellray used exclusively as a designated hitter by Red Sox standing.” did it all by pitching a five-hitter and Whtksr 2b 4 0 2 0 Gal lego ss 4 0 0 0 Leonard, designated hitter, to a contract with Ellis Burks’ ground ball. Carlos th inning and delivered a two-run bullpen collapsed in the eighth in­ Trmmll ss 4 0 Cnseco rf 4 t New Ib rk 010 200 000—3 Balk—Armstrong. going 4-for-4 as Atlanta beat the 0 0 1 1 Omaha of tie American Association. Special Olympics June 21-23 manager Joe Morgan. Krueger (3-2) helped salvage the (^n tan a followed with a single and ning when the Padres scored on RBI Beider dh 3 0 0 0 DHdsn cf 110 0 M innesota 500 010 OOx—6 Umpires—Home, MeSherry; First, Layne; triple off Greg Harris (2-6) in the E—Espinoza (13). PKeily (5). JJohnson (1), Second, Hallion: Third, Davidson. SEATTLE MARINERS—Signed Tommy “I expect to be in Boston for three years,” Clark finale of a three-game series with Mets at Shea Stadium. singles by Fernandez and Tony TWelon c 3 0 0 0 McGwr 1b 4 0 0 0 Adams, outflelder. I'ffiW HAVEN — The 22nd annual Connecticut Wade Boggs doubled in Burks for seventh. Brgmn 1b 3 0 0 0 Stnbch c 4 12 2 Knoblauch (8). LOB—Now Ib rk 7, Minnesota 7. T—3:2Z A— 11.684. Special Olympics will be held June 21-23. Over 2.500 said before W e^esday’s game between the Red Sox the Red Sox after Boston hit seven an uitearaed run. Avery, Atlanta’s No. 1 pick in the Gwynn, a two-run single by Tim 2B—Sax (11). Maas (7). HR—Je^rfiold 2 (13), TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Placed Ken Daylay. But Krueger’s performance was Deer rf 3 0 0 0 WWIsn If 3 0 10 pitcher, on the 1 5 ^y disaUed list Acthratsd athletes, 700 coaches and 8,000 volunteers will des­ and Seattle Mariners. The Mariners won 5-3. nomehome runs Monday and TbesdayThesday Seattle manager Jim Lefebvre the key. 1988 amateur draft, entered the Teufel and an RBI single by Benito Frymn 3b 4 0 0 0 Law 3b 3 0 10 Munoz (2). SB—Puckett (2), Leius (3). the key. IP H RER BB SO Pirates 2, Dodgers 1 Kelly Gruber, third baseman, from the 15-day “Hopefully. I can set the record straight,” Clark game with two hits in 21 at-bats this Santiago. Cuylercf 3 1 1 1 Blkshp2b 2 0 0 0 disabled lisL cend on New Haven for the event. Competition will Totals 30 1 3 1 Totals 28 3 5 3 New Iferfc LOS ANGELS PITTSBURGH JJohnson L,0-2 5 National League be held at Yale University, Southern Connecticut State added. “Jack Clark doesn’t want out of Boston and Detroit 000 000 100—1 6 6 6 2 2 ab r h bl a b r h b i Plunk 1 1-3 CINCINNATI REDS—Recalled Chris Jones, he’s never said he does. I’d like to let the people of Oakland OOO 011 Olx—3 2 0 0 1 3 Buder cl 4 0 2 0 Merced 1b 3 1 1 1 University and Albertus Magnus College. Howe 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 outfieldsr, from Nashville of the American As­ Boston know that.” E—Tettloton (3). LOB—Detroit 7. Oakland 8. Samuel 2b 3 0 0 0 JB elIss 4 0 1 1 sociation. Sent Gletm Sutko, catcher, to Nash­ A total of 134 athletes will move on to the eighth Twins are doing things right Guederman 1 0 0 0 0 0 Stwbry rf HR—Cuyler (2), Canseco ( 11). Steinbach (4). 4 0 0 0 In Brief Minnesota VnSlykef 4 0 1 0 ville. SB—DHenderson (4). S—Law. Murray 1b 4 0 1 0 Bonilla rf Special Olympics International Games to be held in AAnderson W,4-4 4 0 2 0 NEW YDfIK METS—Recalled Julio Vslara, The National shuts down IP 61-3 8 3 3 0 4 Daniels If 4 1 3 1 Bonds If July in Minneapolis. ^ H RER BB SO W illis ' 2 0 10 pitcher, from Tidewater of tie kitemational D etroit 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 JGnzIz pr 0 0 0 0 King 3b 3 0 0 0 Bedrosian S,3 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 League. Sent Chris Donnels. infieldar. to NEW YORK (AP) — The National took its last Tanana L.3-6 2 LHrris 3b 3 0 0 0 LVIlerec 2 0 10 Tidewater. turn at bat today. as they extend winning streak Dravecky to lose arm Daly to return Petry WP—JJohnsoa Scosciac 3 0 1 0 Lind 2b 3 1 0 0 Soccer Club holding tryouts Javier ph BASKETBALL The nation’s only daily sports newsp^ier folded Oakland 10 0 0 Drabak p 2 0 0 0 National BasksIball AasocMion Du DDIktOTI-n ______SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — DETROIT (AP) — Chuck Daly Moors W,8-4 Rangers 4, White Sox 2 Griffin ss 3 0 2 0 Varshoph 10 0 0 MANCHESTER — Manchester Soccer Club is By DICK BRINSTER Chitren GCrterph DETROfT PISTONS—Agreed to terms with after 17 months of heavy losses and lagging circula­ Brewers 8, Angels 0: Teddy Former San Francisco pitcher Dave has agreed to a contract extension to CHICAGO TEXAS 10 0 0 Ptirsonp 0 0 0 0 Chuck Daly, coach, on a contract extension holding tryouts for its fall travel teams on Friday, The Associated Press Eckerstey S,18 Morgan p 2 0 0 0 BLndm p tion. H i^ era’s comeback featured 10 Dravecky will have his left arm am­ coach the Detroit Pistons through ab r h bi ab r h bl 0 0 0 0 through the 1991-92 secuoa June 21, and Sunday, June 23, at Martin School field Raines If 5 0 0 0 Owning dh 110 0 CGwynph 10 0 0 UnHsd Statsa Basketball League The final edition today carried the banner headline strikeouts in six scoreless innings, Hartley p putated next Thesday to alleviate the 1991-92 season, the team an­ Brewers 8, Angeis 0 Cora ss 4 12 0 Huson ss 4 10 0 0 0 0 0 ATLANTA EAGLES—Activated Carlos (boys) mid at Charter Oak field (girls). The Miimesota Twins aren’t Cndira p “WE HAD A BALL” with “The fat lady sings for us” but Feraaitdo Valenzuela’s was chronic infection and nerve damage nounced. Daly signed a two-year MILWAUKEE CALIFORNIA Thmasdh 3 0 1 0 PImero 1b 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 Funchess, guard, from the taxi squad. P la ^ Boys bom on or after Aug. 1, 1977-78 should con­ Fisk 1b 3 0 0 1 Sierra rf 3 113 Totals 33 1 8 1 Totals 28 2 7 2 underneath. wondering how they’ve managed to m aik^ by five runs in 1 2-3 inning in the arm, the Giants aimounced. contact last sununer which included a b r h b i a b r h b i Anthony Jones, guard, on the taxi squad. tact Mike Denis 646-8262; those bora Aug. 1, win 11 games in a row. They know Molitor dh 5 2 3 3 Schfeld ss 2 0 0 0 Sosa cl 2 10 0 Franco 2b 3 0 0 1 LosAngsIsa OOO 100 000—1 Moved Mike Smith, center, from Irijured reserve “We were just losing too much money,” Frank as visiting Milwaukee beat Califor­ The surgery will be performed at an option for the 1991-92 season. Uhnsn cf 1 0 0 0 Gonzalz cl 3 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 002 000 OOx—2 1978-79 contact Rit Egan 649-0248; bora Aug. 1 how. Rndlph2b 3 1 2 0 D H illss 10 0 0 to the taxi squad and Orlando Graham, canter, Deford, editor and publisher, said moments after nia. Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer He had 15 days after the playoffs GVghn If 3 1 0 0 Joyner 1b 4 0 0 0 Grbeck 3b 3 0 11 Bachele 3b 3 0 1 0 DP—Los Angeles 1. Pittsburgh 1. LOB—Los from the taxi squad to Injured rasaiva. ’79-80 contact Mo Moriarty 643-7166; and boys bom breaking the news to the staff Wednesday. “We’re playing good baseball in Paul Molitor had three hits and M juntef 4 1 4 2 Wnfield rf 4 0 1 0 Vntura 3b 1 0 0 0 JoRssll If 2 0 0 0 Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 6. 2B—Munay (10). FOOTBALL Center in New York. Dravecky, 35, concluded to decide whether he B cheltsrf 4 0 0 1 Howell rf 0 0 0 0 Snyder rf 3 0 0 0 Pettis cf 10 0 0 3B-^Beil (3). HR—Daniels (7). SB-Lind (2). National Football Lsegue on or after Aug. 1, 1980-81 contact Hatch Odell every aspect,” Allan Anderson said CS—Bonilla (2). Bonds (4). S-LHarrls. Deford had left Sports Illustrated to help create a three RBIs, including a two-run has underdone three previous opera­ would return next season. Stubbs 1b 5 1 1 0 DPrkerdh 4 0 0 0 Guillen ph 0 0 0 0 Stniey c 2 0 0 0 BUFFALO BILLS—Signed ^ m Nittmo, 646-4450. Wednesday night after, pitching the Sveum 3b 5 0 1 1 Fltcher2b 3 0 10 IP H RER BB SO placskickar; CNis Mohr, punter; Ron Sancho national sports paper similar to those popular in homer when the Brewers scored tions to remove cancerous tumors G aetti3b 3 0 2 0 Los Angsles Surhoffc 3 2 1 0 Sojo 2b 0 0 0 0 Pasqua ph 10 0 0 linebacker, and John Garrett wide racaivar. Girls bom on or after Aug. 1, 1978-79 contact Ken Europe and South America. Twins within a victory of their four times against Valenzuela (0-2) Lendl, Sampras beat Wkmtsc 3 0 2 0 Morgan L.85 6 6 , 2 2 1 4 from the arm, most recently in May Spiers ss 4 0 1 0 Rose 2b 3 0 1 0 PHOENIX CARDINALS-Namad Ralph Haw­ E^ielson 649-8230; bom Aug. 1, ’79-80 omtact Don Deford said the newspaper lost about $1(X) million ill the second. Robin Yount had four Merullo ph 1 0 0 0 Hartloy 1 0^ 0 0 2 0 kins to their scouting staff. Traded Lont9e 1990. LONDON (AP) — Defending Gllgher cl 4 0 0 0 Candelaria 1 1 0 0 1 0 Ringbloom 649-2321; bora Aug. 1, ’80-81 contact Tingleyc 4 0 0 0 Totals 33 2 7 2 Totals 25 4 2 4 Tbung, safely, to the New Vbrk Jets for an urv since it was launched Jan. 30,1990. Initial hopes were hits, including a two-run double in champion Ivan Lendl and U.S. Open Chicago 011 000 000—2 P ittsburgh disdosad draft pIcK. Dennis Cumberbatch 646-1648; and girls bom on or AL Roundup V nablelf 2 0 0 0 Drabek W.5-7 7 7 1 1 1 4 that it could reach paid circulation of about 400,000 that inning. Farr has surgery Totals 36 8 13 7 Texas 004 000 OOx—4 champion Pete Sampras were upset Totals 31 0 4 0 Patterson 11-3 2 0 0 0 1 after Aug. 1.1981-82 contactTim O’Neil 643-4931. by 1991, but Deford said circulation was under Milwaukae 141 200 000—8 DP—Texas 1. LOB—Chicago 8. Texas 6. DENVER (AP) — LPGA player in the second round of the Queens 2B—Qrebeck (3). 38—Sierra (3). SF—Franco. BLandrumS,12 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 200,000. longest wiiming streak ever. “We’re Higuera (1-2) allowed four hits. C alifornia 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 -0 WP-Hartley. Heather Farr, who is suffering from Club grass courts tournament. Grant E—Joyner (5). DP—California LOB—M il­ IP H RER BB SO Masse leads Albany to victory The solid outing indicated the Mil­ 2 Umpires—Home, Montague: FirsL Rapuano; Softball “If we were losing money and could see a tur­ scoring runs, getting good pitching a recurrence of breast cancer, has Connell defeated Lendl 5-7,6-3,6-4 waukee 9, California 8. 2B—\b u n l (11), Rose Chicago NEW BRITAIN (AP) — Bill Masse of Manchester waukee left-hander is well on his Hough L.3-3 8 2 4 4 8 9 Secorid, Froemming; Third. Bonin. naround that would be one thing,” he said. “But we and the defense has been outstand­ undergone a successful operation to (2). HR—Molitor (5). SB—Schofield (5). T—234. A—21,898. way back from a slight tear in his and Mark Keil beat Sampras 6-2, S—Rarxlolph. SF—Bichetto. Texas hit a two-run homer and Andy Cook held New B r ita in were staring into the face of months and possibly ing.” JoBarfield W.3-1 6 2-3 7 2 2 Tonight’s Games left rotator cuff that sidelined him have a tumor removed from her 7-6 (7-2). Top-seeded Stefan Edberg IP H RER BB SO to one run over eight innings as the Albany Yankees years of no improvement” The latter hasn’t been lost on skull. Farr underwent five hours of defeated Araaud Boetsch 6-4,6-3. Mllwaukaa Gossage 1-3 0 0 0 Astros 3, Phillies 2 Wilson vs. DAM, 6 — Fitzgerald second baseman Chuck Knoblauch, imtil May 28. He struggled'in his Hl9ueraW ,1-2 JeRussell S,13 2 0 0 0 Heavenly vs. Pub; 730 — Fitzgerald three appearances since then, giving surgery Diesday at the University of Machado Gossage pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. PHILA HOUSTON Trash-Away vs. Dean. 6 — Robertson who had three hits as the Twins beat Colorado Hospital. TAC is warned Plesac HBP—by Gossage (Fisk). a b r h b i a b r h b i HAN ConL, vs. HPMarkeL 7:30 — Robertson the New York Yankees 6-3. iq) a total of 19 hits and 10 runs in C allle m la Thonss 10 0 0 Finley cf 4 0 2 2 Sterling vs. Lydall, 6 — P ^ n i The 26-year-old Farr was first BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) “If you look back on these 11 12 1-3 innings. Valenzuela L.0-2 National League results RJonesph 10 12 Biggloc 4 0 1 0 Edward's vs. Acadia, 7:30 — PsgaN diagnosed as having breast cancer in — The world governing body (or Qraha Bookerss 0 0 0 0 LGnzIzIf 3 0 1 0 MPizza vs. Network, 6 — Nike games. I’ll bet there’s been 15 or 20 Eichhom Mrndni 2b 3 0 0 0 Anthnyrf 4 0 0 0 RAP vs. Tiernm 's, 730 — Nike Impatience is,on the upswing Valenzuela, signed by California July 1989 and had a mastectomy. track and field demanded that U.S. Padres 7, Cardinals 2 Blue Ox vs. J.C.PSnny, 6 — Keeney great defensive plays.” he said. McClure KrukH 4 0 1 0 Tbungef 0 0 0 0 on May 20 after being released by Earlier this year, she underwent officials reverse their decision to ST. LOUIS SAN DIEGO MSBarkvs. MLumber, 6 — C.Oak Miimesota will try tonight to HBP-tay Higuera (Gaatti). WP—Valenzueia Murphy rf 4 0 0 0 Bgwall 1b 4 2 2 0 the Los Angeles Dodgers in March, surgery to remove a tumor from her allow Butch Reynolds to compete in a b r h b i ab r h bl Jordan 1b 4 0 0 0 Cm M tlSb Far awhile there, it was open season on baseball Gllkey If 3 1 1 0 match its 1980 mark of 12 straight Blue Jays 1, Indians 0 4 0 0 0 Roberts cl 4 1 1 0 CHayes3b 4 0 0 0 Y ridingss managers. Faster than you can say “You’re fired” five allowed five runs on nine hits in his back and also had a bone-marrow this week’s national championships OSmith ss 3 0 11 victories. The next tai’get would be TORONTO 4 0 0 0 TFmdz ss 4 1 1 1 VHayesef 3 1 1 0 Osuna p 0 0 0 0 transplant. in New Yoric. CLEVELAND Jo sa rl 4 0 0 0 TGwyn rf Rec Soccer skippers hit the bricks as ex-managers and fresh blood AL debut Friday against Detroit On abrhbi abrhbi 4 1 1 1 Lakac 2 0 0 0 Obrklll ph 0 0 0 0 Thoughts 14 straight, which would equal the Grrero 1 b 4 110 FMcGr 1b 2 2 10 Lndmnph 1110 was brought on board. Wednesday, he allowed five runs on In a strongly-worded statement, W N tocf 3 10 0 Cola cf 3 0 0 0 ZeileSb CndalaZb 4 0 1 0 season’s longest winning streak. 4 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 3 1 2 2 F llcherc 0 0 0 0 Dshaiesp 1 five hits. Portland gets event RAImr2b 4 0 00 Browne If 4 0 0 0 Hudler cf 2 0 0 0 At least in four instances — Baltimore (Johnny Oates), the International Amateur Athletics Gruber 3b 3 12 0 Sntiago c 4 0 2 2 Greertep 2 0 0 0 Capelp 0 0 0 0 Midget © Texas accomplished that last 4 0 00 MLawis 2b 3 0 0 0 Pgnozzic 3 0 0 0 JCIark If Kansas City (Hal McRae), Chicago Cubs (Jim Essian) Aplenty PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — The Federation (lAAF) warned that it Carter rf 4 0 11 Baarga 3b 4 0 10 4 0 0 1 Schu ph 10 0 0 RrNrazss 10 0 0 WOE — New \t>rk pitcher Athletics 3, Tigers 1: At Oak­ Oqendo 2b 2 0 0 0 Andrsn p Rowdies 2 (Brandy Page, Joe Pedamonti) mopth, only to lose eight straight at MIINksdh 3 0 0 0 Allred rf 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Boeverp 0 0 0 0 and Montreal (Tom Runnells) — it wasn’t the case of 1992 U.S. men’s Olympic team will could expel the American track O lvarasp 2 0 12 CIbugh 3b KnghtsO its conclusion. Do the Twins fear a Jeff Johnson paces away land, Terry Steinb^h and Jose Can­ O le ru d lb 4 0 10 Huffrf 10 0 3 0 1 0 Totals 30 2 4 2 Totals 32 3 9 3 0 MThmp ph 10 0 0 M ola b recycled r e tr ^ s being brou^t back. Only in Philadel­ make its debut in Portland next year authority — The Athletics Congress M yarsc 3 0 0 0 2 110 0 Philadelphia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 -2 Len Auster foldup once they are beaten? from the mound after giving seco homeied, and the Athletics Lopez 1b 3 0 0 0 Carpntrp 0 0 0 0 Hurst p phia where Jim Fregosi replaced Nick Levya was an ex­ in the first Tournament of the (TAC) — iuiless it complies with MLaass 3 0 0 0 CJmasdh 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Houston 020 000 001-3 “1 don’t tlunk so, not with this combined for a three-hitter. Agosto p 0 0 0 0 Howard If 10 0 0 Two outs when winNng run sraredT manager given a second chance. up a grand slam homer to Americas. the rules of the world body. MWtsnIf 3 0 1 0 Skinnarc 2 0 0 0 Grater p 0 0 0 0 Radio, TV team.” Knoblauch said. “We’ve got Femiln ss 3 0 10 DP—Philadelphia 1, Houston 1. The minimum salary in the majors today is $100,(XX). Mike M wre (8-4) gave up one hit The competition, featuring a U.S. TWals 31 2 4 2 Tblals 32 7 9 7 LOB—Philadelphia 4. Houston a 3B—LGorv Along with the deluge in firings, we’ve also seen this Minnesota’s Pedro Munoz in six iimings — a sixth-inning Reynolds, the 1988 Olympic sil­ TMala 3 l‘ l 3 1 Totala 28 0 2 St.0 Louis That’s not the case for 98 percent of those today who a couple of pitchers who go out and squad that will include NBA stars Toronto 100 000 000—1 02 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -2 zalez (5). SB-BIggio (7). S—Caminitl. year players getting involved with fans to a greater de­ Wednesday night. single to Lou Whitaker — but camf. ver medalist and the world record San Diego 020 000 05X—7 SF-^Ney. throw the same every time out. Cleveiand 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 -0 E—Zeile Today gree. Albert Belle of the Cleveland Indians, who has work in the private^ublic sector. And it’s a natural for the first time, will determine the holder at 400 meters, was suspended (4). DP—SL Louis 2. LOB—S t IP H RER BB SO “Not to say anything bad about out after loading the bases in the E—Gruber (3). Baarga ( 10). LO B -Toronto 5. Louis 3. San Diego 4. 2B-Hudler (6). 5 pirn. — Golf: U.S. Open, ESPN since been demoted to Triple A for lack of hustle, throws phenomenon for those with less to expect those who with Jeff Johnson (0-2) taking the four teams from the Western Hemi­ for two years by the lAAF based on Philadelphia Texas, but they’ve had some arm in­ fifth and sixth, walking five batters Cleveland 4. 2B—MWilson (6). CS-Cole (8). IP H RER BB SO Greene 7 6 2 7 p.m. — Nashville at Pawtucket (taped), have more to produce at a higher level. loss, got two homers and three RBIs sphere that will participate in the S-SWnrter. ' ' St. Louis 2 0 7 NESN a ball at a fan after being taunted about his drinking on 3-2 pitches. a poositive test for steroids follow­ Boever L.3-5 1 2-3 3 1 1 3 1 Baseball salaries have driven a wedge between fans juries and a lot of things like that. If from Jesse Barfield. 1992 Barcelona Games. IP H RER BB SO Olivares 7 3 2 2 2 1 Houston 7:30 p.m. — Braves at Mats, SportsChannal, problem. Jose Canseco starts to climb in the stands after ing a meet last August in Monte Toronto VyFAN you take away that seven-game Carpenter L,7-2 1-3 3 3 3 0 0 Deshaies 71-3 3 2 2 and players, and one between the owners and managers The victory also moved the Twins Royals 9, Orioles 8: Danny Thr- Portland won out over bids from Carlo. The ban also applied to Timlin W.5-3 3 5 7:30 p.m. — U.& Open (taped), ESPN a fan who wants to know a visit to the building where Agosto 0 2 2 2 1 0 Capal 0 1 0 0 0 0 who have to deal with today’s high-priced prima donnas. losing streak we had at the begin­ ahead of California into second tabdl had two homers, including the Hartford, Indianapolis and Seattle. MacDonald Gtaler 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 8 pm. — Tbnkaes at Tt^ns, Charmei 26, Madorma lives. Reynolds’ status with TAC. Acker Osuna W.3-2 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 The rash of firings among managers has subsided, for ning of the year, I don’t think we’ve place in the AL West, two games be­ decisive shot in the icith inning, and San Diego Capel p ilc h e ..______WPOP Hey, what’s going on here? On Monday, the American Ar­ Henke S,9 Hurst W.7-3 8 4 2 2 1 4 9,’30 p.m — Boxing: Junior Jottes vs. lost more than tlvee in a row.” hind Oakland. Clevaland Umpires—Homo, Hlrschbeck; FIrsL Rennert: It’s both owners and fans getting impatient with high- now. Don’t for a moment, however, think they’re done a career4iiigh six RBIs to lead Kan­ WAC adds school bitration Association temporarily Andersen 1 0 0 0 0 0 Second, Quick; Third, Hanrey. Alejandro Sanabria, bantamweights, ESPN Rookie Pedro Munoz hit a flrst- Candlotti L.7-4 priced talent whom they believe, rightly or wrongly, for the year. Mets’ manager Bud Harrelson, who took B be Jays 1, Indians 0: Toronto sas City over slumping Baltimwe. lifted TAC’s suspension to allow 1 1 2 9 Agosto pitched to 3 batters In the 8th. T—2:51. A-8.374. ^ 11:30 p.m — U.S. Open highllghte. Cha.nnal iiming grand slam for the Twins. FRESNO, Calif. (AP) — Fresno WP—Candle tb. WP—A ^ s to . should be producing better num ^rs. over from Davey Johnson just over a year ago, has had rookie Mike Timlin, making his first him to compete in the Mobil track Anderson (4-4) won his third The Orioles, 0-4 in extra-imiing Slate moved to “a higher level rof The owners see their clubs as an investment. And his luune mentioned prominently. The shoving match in major league start, allowed only one competition” by joining the Western championships. Reynolds is straight start for the first time since games, had rallied from an 8-1 ATTENTION! when you’re shelling out huge sums of money and get­ the dugout with David Cone last week didn’t help his hit w d one ball beyond the infield in Athletic Conference. schedided to run in the 400-meter case. September 1989 and remained per­ six innings as the visiting Blue Jays deficit before Tartabull hit the first ting negative results, then short fuses will surface. pitch of the 10th by Mark WUliam- Fresno State had expressed inter­ heats tonight. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Milwaukee’s Tom Trebelhom is said to be in trouble. fect in his career against New York. beat impotent Cleveland. FREE BLOOD PRESSURE CLINIC Hence a bunch of managers get the gate. son (0-2) over the left-field' wall. ested in the WAC for several years ||ob«rlJ.SiititlLliK. And how much longer will Cleveland be patient with He pitched 6 1-3 innings, allowing TTic 25-year-old Timlin (5-3) All Lines of By Registered Nurse It’s nothing new; it will happen in the future. But Baltimore has lost four straight and but had not been negotiating for INSDRANSMITHS John McNamara, former Angels and Red Sox skipper? eight hits while striking out four and walked two and struck out six, com­ Martina triumphs where patience once was a virtue, in the future — forget walking none in raising his career seven of nine. membership, athletic director Gary DAY: Friday it. When players don’t produce, the manager gets the bining with three other pitchers on a Cunningham said. Thus, Cunnin* BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) Insurance mark aghinst the Yankees to 5-Q. two-hitter. Neither hit by Cleveland TIME: 5:30 to 9:00PM In the case of the fans, it’s again the money that’s blame. And when the big-ticket personnel don’t do their Rangers 4, White Sox 2; Ruben gham was “totally surprised” when — Top-seeded Martina Navratilova Steve Bedrosian worked the final — which has scored two runs or less PLACE: Liggett Drug and Paiftade being shelled out as a mitigating factor. Where once the job, the manager no longer has his. Sierra hit a bases-loaded triple as the invitation came Monday; but the defeat^ Yayuk Basuki 6-2, 6-3 and 1 1-3 innings for his third save, in nine of its last 10 games and been Health Shop fans weren’t that far afield from the ball player as far as Len Auster is sports editor of the Manchester TexM, despite getting only two hits school’s administration was quick to second-seeded Zina Garrison beat 649-5241 sending the Yankees to only their shut out eight times this season — salary, they’re no longer in the same ballpark. O ff H o u ik Il accept the offer. F^scale Huadis-Mangon 6-4, 6-3 in As a public service sponsored by - Herald. sixth loss in 18 games. New York, left the infield. former teammate Charlie 65 East Center Street beat visiting Chicago. Fresno State will join the con­ the second round of the Edgbaston grass court tournament. Manchester, CT Liggett Pharmacy/Parkade Health Shoo t . ference effective July 1992. 1 W a 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 13,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 13.1991—11

22 CONDOMOnUMS KIT ’N’ CARLYLE by L«riy Wright (203)643-2711 P.O. BOX 591 FOR SALE HERE'S •CQLQNIAL-Manor. J Volcano’s fury continues Manchester, $96,500. CHFA/FHA approved 2 bedroom Townhouse^ By EILEEN GUERRERO said he saw his uncle die in an line pilots to avoid flying near the end unit. Fully ap- The Associated Press eruption Wednesday. There was MY volcano after a Saudi Airlines 747 plianced kitchen with no official confumation, but the developed engine trouble Wednes­ HHandieBter BUeralb oak cabinets, sliders to - 1 MANILA, Philippines — man was himself badly burned. day when it passed near the ash private patio. D.W. Fish Mount Pinatubo spewed a deadly The latest emption occurred at Real Estate, 643-1591 cloud en route to Manila from CARD... or 671-1400. cloud of ash and gas more than 8:41 a.m. today and lasted for a Dhahian. •MANCHESTER- lSi/2 miles high today after a tur­ half hour. It unleashed giant The plane landed safely and an 16BRAINARDPLACE mudflows down the jagged, ash- PLEASE TELL THEM $164,900. Deluxe 8 bulent night in which the volcano inspection showed volcanic ash in HERALD SQUARE room Townhouse at shook with the most intense fury covered western slopes of the the engines, according to air con­ p FAX (203) 643-7496 MANCHESTER, CONN 06040 YOU SAW IT IN Southfield Green. U since it awoke ficrn six centuries 4,795-foot mountain and into the troller Roserene Reyes. •.r-.-.v.v.'.w.v.v.v...... Kitchen and family area of sleep. Marella River. Today’s eruption followed a THE MANCHESTER HERALD! with fireplace, plus a “W tat we are seeing now are The eruption sent a gray violent night in which the volcano large lower level family avalanche of deadly ash, gases room, 3 bedrooms, 2-1/ phenomenal eruptions,” said exploded with a fury, first at 2 baths, central air, Raymundo Punongbayan, director and molten rock down the slopes. 10:52 p.m., then again a short pool, tennis, etc. Many of the Philippine Institute of Vol­ The billowing ash cloud above time later and a third time at amenities. End UnitI O'H canology and Seismology. “The turned day to dusk. 12:04 a.m. today. J.B. Electronics U&R Realty, 643-2692. story of Mount Pinatubo is not Associated Press reporter Claro “This is alre^y the big bang,” HERO^Er quite over yet.” Cortes, who was 10 miles west of '^rfCHEN & BArn-^ Punongbayan said. “I can’t see StereOft Music Amps* TV CHFA APPROVED e 1M1 by NEA. me. Two deaths have been reported the crater when the enqition oc­ any other eruption that will ex- [C C E N T E R 3[ Manchester from the eruptions, which began curred, said residents fled on foot c e ^ this ... What we are seeing Wholesale Just reduced to $96,900 N 22 CONDOMINIUMS 23 LOTS ft LAND FOR Sunday. in panic, some clutching chickens now are phenomenal eruptions.” Professional Kitchen & Balhnxxn Remodeling 2 Bedroom Townhouse, 1 VeK Our Showroom SALES AND SERVICE FOR SALE ______SALE______A Filipino serving in the U.S. and holding handkerchiefs before Anbther seismologist with the 1/2 baths, sliders to deck, 254 Broad Street - Manchester, CT 06040 Navy was killed Wednesday when their faces. institute, Delfin Garcia, said the full basement, applianced ' MALLARD VIEW-New MANCHESTER-Building his car skidded on an ash-slick- About 40 reporters and photog­ volcano was entering “an episode kitchen. Ranch and Colonial lot exclusive MT Farms ened road north of the Subic Bay raphers ran for their cars, taking of big eruptions” that would con­ Owner/Agent homes. Change your area. Approx 1 acre. GEORGE R. JAY )64»6400 Under ground utilitias, naval base, about 30 miles south­ in as many residents as they tinue inde^tely. . President FAX( 84M265. Brokers Welcome lifestyle to 1-floor living. Th« Assoclatad Pr*M JACK BERTRAND 643-1262 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath water, sewer. Asking west of the volcano, and crashed could. Wednesday’s eruptions began 643-4902 $130,000. 742-1244 or into a bus. Ash fell as far as Olongapo, 25 STRANGE PET — They're green, slippery and the latest craze in pets in Australia. Adam Colonials. Attached at 8:40 am . with a tremendous or garage. From 649-5711. Ask for Tom. A member of the Aeta tribe that miles to the southwest. blast that sent forth a mushroom Taylor looks at his pet frog which was purchased at a Sydney pet store for $16. The reptiles 871-7212 $143,900. North Main lives on the slopes of Pinatubo, ' Aviation authorities warned air­ cloud. are popular with peopie with fish tanks who want something different. Cunllffe Auto Body, Inc. A A for Lorraine St. to Union St. to Ros­ 31 ROOMS FOR RENT setto Dr. ”We're Selling ART CUNLIFFE HousesI* Blanchard & MANCHESTER-Free Owner^ “EASY DOES IT Rossetto. 646-2482. week with $100 security Residents flee amid tumult deposit. Clean, quiet, Liddy: Nixon operatives is the way to descitDe Are you on antique lover? furnished. 646-8337. By CLARO CORTES clouds of ash, steam and molten farming region. placing a w ant ad. Read the offerings In Clas­ Just cd l 643-2711 and sified every day to find the Wont to sell vour cor? For The Associated Press rocks tumbling from its crater. As they fled, some residents Items or Items vou'd like 23 Hartford Tum'i^dlloUte 83 w e d o the rest! quick results, use a low- As it turned out, Moraza was as covered their faces with rags and to own. 643-2711. cost Classified od. others held faded umbrellas to wanted to kill columnist Talcottville.CT 06066 MORAZA, Philippines — At close as We would get to Mount Phone (203)643-0016 550 N. Main Street Manchester, C T 06040 first, we thought the low rumbling Pinatubo. And we weren’t there protect themselves against the NEW YORK (AP) — In their first face-to-face meet­ sand. “shot that down saying the agency didn’t find it reli­ A Newspaper in Education Program sound we heard while trying to for long. ing, G. Gordon Liddy, mastermind of the bungled able.” 203 647-9928 ^ r o a c h the western slope of The avalanche of ash rolling The cloud blotted out the sun, Sponsored by Watergate burglary, told columnist Jack Anderson that THE QUIZ The Miuichester Herald Mount Pinatubo was thunder. down the mountain, we and although it was nearly 9 am., the president’s men vetoed plans to silence the “Finally they came iq) with striking your car on a turn Specializing In Stress Management Heavy rain had fallen overnight. scampered back to our cars and the area was as dark as sunset. newsman. and making it crash and bum,” Liddy continued. “Some­ and Sensible Skin Care Roosters began crowing, thinking thing like that at any rate. It was written up in a memo mtrWol KitchenAid (10 points for each question But we quickly knew we were sped away down the unpaved road “The rationale was to come up with a method of WORLDSCOPE answered correctly) wrong. A huge, billowing gray leading to safety. it was not yet dawn. silencing you through killing you,” Liddy tells Anderson and sent to the White House.” The White House was unambiguous about the idea, avalanche began churning down As we passed, frantic Aeta Evidence of the volcano’s fury on “The Real Story,” a news show to be shown Liddy said. ^ b e n d the volcano’s rich green slopes at tribesmen chased the cars, trying was visible everywhere. Thursday night on cable TV’s CNBC. A Swadtali to flag them down and begging AM AUTOMATIC Am iAAC B SBRUICi WSNelau highspeed. Mud, debris and boulders, some Liddy, these days a novelist, lecturer and sometime “They said no. It was too severe a sanction,” Liddy THERAPEUTIC It was filled with “pyroclastic for rides. 430 ELLINGTON RO MASSAGE^ APolarity as big as cars, covered what used TV actor on the syndicated action drama “Super Force,” told Anderson in the interview, their first face-to-iace SO WINDSOR. CONN 06074 materials,” a deadly stew of hot Reporters accomodated all that A to be the road leading from was counsel to the Committee to Re-elect the President meeting. “Let him alone and no one does things without ash, searing gases and molten their cars could hold. The other A om Certtfleates Moraza to Mount Pinatubo. in 1972 when GOP-hired burglars broke into orders. No one {n'oceeded against you. Thus you and I s e f Iv ic e a l l m a k e s rocks that kills in seconds. Aetas tried frantically to escape Democratic National Headquarters offices in are sitting here corresponding and chit-chatting, the war m "The /VaoeftrfFtoce Besfoe The R iver" The cloud was headed straight on foot, on ox-carls and on die Fbr the reporters, the ex­ Washington’s Watergate complex. being over.” 528-5775 Barbara HIgbie Nelms 543 North Main Street for us — 40 reporters and photog­ backs of water buffaloes, their perience was frightening. 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Howard Hunt, who Owner/Operator Free Estimates slopes to check for damage. coarse grains of sand filled the air centers. side long before Watergate, replied: “Given their record, European Body Wrap reported to President Nixon’s then-special counsel RickHignter • Fully Insured 1) In Addls/Mxiba.thecapltalof..?..,thousandsoffaeople The 4,795-foot volcano had had and covered the ground like a No one knows when they will I was in no danger.” Chuck Colson, carried the “liquidation order” to Liddy. a violent night, repeatedly sending desert in a normally lush tropical be able to return. gather at Lenin Squgre to w/atch a statue of the Bolshevik One suggestion, Liddy said, was to dose Anderson “Who gave it to Hunt is still a mystery,” Anderson leader being pulled down on May 23, shortly after the pro- with LSD, but another operative, a former CIA officer. said, adding that Colson has denied originating it. LawnScapes Plus Inc. MASSAGE THERAPY Soviet Marxist regime there was ousted. 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READ YOUR AD: Classifisd advertisements are taken by tele- protection plan. fireplace, underground que.Cape Cod on with jacuzzi. 3 NEWSNAME DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to be Coventry, only sprinkler system, extra Parker St. in 7 to 19 days: 75 cents per line per day. published Tuesday through Satur­ hone a s ______convenience. The______Manchester Bedrooms, partial PUBUSHER'S NOTICE: $114,444. Tony insulation, $30,000 Manchester. 3 recreation room, 2 (IS poinU for correct anewtr or aruwers) 3) The L.A. Lakers stole the home 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. day, the deadline is noon on the day . ierald is responsible for only one incorrect EQUAL HOUSING Insertion and then only for the size of the Laskus. Philips Real spent in landscaping. Bedrooms, flexible floor baths, fireplace. Call us court advantage from the Chi­ 26 or more days: 55 cents per line per day. before publlcatloa For advertisements OPPORTUNTTY Estate, 742-1450. Beautiful bright, spa­ plan, bright and cheer­ I was one of cago Bulls by beating them in Chi­ Minimum charge: 4 lines. to be published Monday, the dead­ original Insertion. Errors whichdo not lessen to seel U&R Real At Real Estate advertised In cious neutral decor. ful with lots of windows, Estate, 643-2692. the five Jus­ cago In (Some 1 of the NBA Rnols. line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the valuo of the advertisement will not be this newspaper is subject to MANCHESTER-Centrally corrected by an additional insertion. Call Sharon, 646-5566. 2 car garage with shed, tices voting TRUE OR FALSE: This Is the Bulls' first the Federal Fair Housing ^ t located. For sale by RE/MAX East of the *WHAT-A bargaini 1-Year of 1968 which makes It liie ^ l owner. Ranch with nice lot. $132,900. to uphold the appearance In the Finals. River. 647-1419. Jackson & Jackson buyer protection plan. to advertbo "any prefer­ oversized rooms, Possible VA No Money ban on any ence, limitation or discrimi­ Real Estate, 647-8400. NOTICES finished basement. • MANCHESTER- Down. 3 Bedrooms, discussion of 4) Ah exciting match In the first 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALb " nation based on race, cokx, religion, sox, handicap, fam ­ Many upgrades. Great $129,000. New to the •LQTS-Qf Happy appliances, newer abortion In week of the French Open featured starter home. CHFA market, lovely 6 room times...may be enjoyed As a condition precedent •••STRAWBERRIES*** $200-$500-Weekly. Stay •NEAT AS A PIN-Bolton, •ITS HEREI CHFA Money ily sTatus, or national origin, or siding and roof. government- 38-yeor-old Jimmy Connors, who to the placement of any ELEMENTARY SCHOOL •COMMERCIAL-B2 Zonel *CHFA-Candidata. Mint any Intention to rroko ary Approved. Call 646- Cape, 3 bedrooms, in this super 7 room Coventry, $99,999. Pick Your OwnI home, assembling our $244,900. Owner oc­ $124,900. Nicely kept 6 is out. Come to the funded Clin- ‘ finally hod to retire otter taking 1989 ’ advertising in the Chaponis Brothers. UBRARIAN clean 3 bedroom Bun­ such preference, llmllailon 4004 ask for Mrs. living room with Split Level on Hollister Dawn Sutherland. products. Amazing cupy this huge 7 and 6 room Ranch on large lot CHFA-DOH Seminar. galow Cape. Super or discrimination.’' ics. Who am French Open vklnner..?.. to a fifth Manchester Herald, Ad­ Clark St., S. Windsor. recorded message Chirico. After 4pm call fireplace, panelled St. in Manchester. Philips Real Estate, The Manchester Board of Duplex zonM for busi­ close to Indian Notch McCue Mortgage/EFTA Kitchen, enclosed This ncjwspaper will not know­ I? set. vertiser hereby agrees Free containers. Sorry- reveals details. (603) ingly accept any advertising 643-5806. lower level family room, Great for the growing 742-1450. Education Is seeking an ele­ ness or services. Live in Park on Bolton Lake. 3 Blanchard & Rossetto. porch. Oversized barn formal dining room, family. 3 Bedrooms, 2 to protect, indemnify No Children Under 14 632-4116 Ext. CM51. Get pre-qualified, learn for Real Estate which Is In vio­ 81 SCHALLER RD- mentary school Ibrary media one side and work out Bedrooms, eat-in frpe garage. Great Buyl lation of the low. Our readers enclosed yard with full baths, fireplace, 5) Three members of the famous and hold harmless the Allowed in Field. Open: kitchen plus 16x19 how to register for $180,000. Large brick Manchester Herald, its ARE-You looking for a real of the otherl Each side $128,500. Call Barbara are hereby Informed that all ig ! patio. Call usi U&R playroom, sunporch. YOUR SCORE: (CHCX5SE ONE: Andretti, Unser) 8:00am-8:00pm or until specialist effective August family room. Also in­ funds. See how you dwellings advertised In this Ranch with private officers and entployees job? Our small busi­ offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full W. RE/MAX East of the tennis at Southfield ReaKy, 643-2692. Neat as a pin inside 91 to 100 point* - TOP SCOSEI picked out. Call 528- X, 1991. Full time position. baths. Owner's side cludes storage shed can buy a home for as newspaper ore available on yard, fireplace in living famMy beat the odds and finished 1- against any anci all 5741 for latest ness currently has an River, 647-1419. Green while you watch and out. $149,900. at to 90 polnl* — ExcaNonl. Must be certifled/certifiable in had 3rd floor rec room with electricity. D.W. little as $2500-$3000 on equal opportunity basis. •READY-And waitihgl room, extra large 2-3 In the Miller 200 Indy car race In liability, loss or ex­ opening for a motivated To complain of discrimina­ the golf action. 3 Jackson & Jackson 71 to 80 point* — Good. information. OPENING- with skylights and Fish. 643-1591 or 871- total down. Data: * A T T E N T IO N - This super 6 room Nan- kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 Milwaukee. pense including Saturday, June 1st. the state of CT. Prefer ele­ person who is willing to tion call: Bedroom Condo. Reat Estate, 647-8400. 61 to 70 point* — Fob. paddlefans. Anne Miller 1400. Wednesday, June 19, EntreprenuersI tucket Cape at baths, full basement, at­ O Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 6-10-91 attorneys' fees, arising mentary experience. work with a team. Some HUD toll-free at: Priced to sell at heavy lifting. No Sun­ Real Estate, 647-8000. Time: 7-8:30 p.m. $259,900 Unique op­ $142,000. Call Barbara Manchester's Lydal •MANCHESTER- tached 2-car garage. from claims of unfair 10 PART TIME h e l p " Contact •NEW LISTING- Mag­ day required. Call 643- Place: 189 West Center portunity In 3 family plus 1- 800- 424-8590 W. REA^AX East of the Woods is just what 'you $245,000. Exceptional Lot 90x156. Marion E. trade practices, infring- WANTED •CUSTOM-Ranch. Park nificent Victorian with 4- small store or office 'to room Contemporary 1 Robertson, Realtor, Dr. Wilson EDeakin, Jr. 21/1, lOam-llam. 6 bedroom s, 1-1/2 St., Manchester. Call River. 647-1419. needi Reasonably ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ ment of trademarks, like grounds. Asking Bette for reservations, plus 2 year new 3 bay. priced at $129,900. 2 R aised R anch. 4 643-5953. trade names or patents, PART TIME-Commission Manchester Public BE YOUR OWN BOSS- $184,500. Call Ron baths, double stairway, 2 Story garage with 900 BANK OWNED-Price •HORSE-LoversI Well Bedrooms, 1 -floor fami­ stained glass, borning 646-2482. Refreshment Bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, COVENTRY-Qn lake 7 violation of rights of sales help wanted at Schools Take phone orders at Fournier for a showing, and door prizes. square foot workshop. reduced, $124,900. 5 kept 3 bedroom Cape, fully appliancad kitchen, ly room, large office I41*«>uv-S :8udm o |«Dqa||N-r ^atRU-C bepuoM privacy and infringe­ room, back to back room cape. 2 car retail carpet location. 45 North School Street home. 203-643-6714, 649-3087. RE/MAX Blanchard & Rossetto 3 F am ily o ffe rs 7 Room Ranch, fireplace, fenced pasture, riding fantastic family room, room or leisure room, •|A*tS-Z ‘»<«nioa i m Bob rim •ML.-I ^SUlOdS « IMOad ment of copyright and Call 569-4495.______Ext. L220. East of the River, 647- fireplace plus in-ground bedrooms total. Car­ hardwood floors, ring, 3 stall horse barn formal dining, 2 garaqa. Excellent q-s :o-y !p-c ‘.D-z :* -i ■■sa90HMOi>m proprietary rights, unfair Manchester, CT 06040 1419.______pool. All this and much, Real Estate, 646-2482. patio and nice back condition. Marvelous PART-Time telephone HOUSE OF LLOYD- penter or auto hobbyist I walkout basement. with tack room. Above yard. Easy to maintain, fireplaces, 2 baths. i«ino$ piAoa :aWVNSM3N competition and libel 647-3451 much more. A delight to Anne Miller Real Thermal windows. Nice ground pooll 20x40 Inground ppol. view. Weekend retreat |Duouu«Auoa-s :uo|punj|OUi jeindiuoo-y sun/ey. No selling, sur­ Decor & more is hiring *EASY-To landlordi show. Only $189,900. There's someone beautifully decorated. or year round home. By and slander, which may $164,900. Collect extra Estate, 647-8000. yard, quiet street. Jack Manchester, $174,900. Excellent condition result from the publica­ vey clients for a group EOE supervisors to hire & •We're Selling Houses’ Move-in ConditionI owner. $170,000. Call :u|MsnH 6u|)|-c tioBiqiOd-Z lo|

32 APARTMENTS FOR 73 ANTIQUES AND 88 TAG SALES 91CAR8FORSALE T H IN IW iR IlO ■LONDII by Oeen VMing $ Man Drtka ______RENT COLLECTIBLES LOOK WHAT I BOUGHT AT i f . BOLTON-17 Carpenter CHEVROLET-1 980 A GBNUINS DAGWOOD C'/AIRB Monte Carlo. $500 or Crossword THS /AABmM$_AUCTipN,1 AUCTIO CAT-O'-NINB A G G C O i^ 1 BEDRCXDM-Apartment, ‘BEATLES-OriqInal Let It Rd. June 15 & 16, 9- /Aw, DITHK28 -awr OONPTHATX>tATX WDN'X;DCNI J B e ," -Y o u 5pm. Furniture, best offer. Call 646- r KNOW ABCA 8 0 U T F M 2nd flaor, on busline. 1 K n o w M y 8515.______SpecioIis^D <|% ! $550. monthly. Peter- Name." 45 Speed.' $20. household goods, ACMII timber tree Aniwer I* Prevlou* buiil* man Bldg. 649-9404. 643-6526. books & morel CHRYSLER-LeBaron, 46 U ghl------non anann □(!□ BOLTON-36 Clark Rd. 1986, 4 Door, air, 1 Wilhfer teilher 2 Bedroom flat. pMMure 49 MieeroAl, □□□ oannni a a a \ // 73 CLOTHINQ (^RT 85), Saturday, cruise, excellent Appliances. No pets. condition. $3250. 647- I weed* e.e. n a n PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ KITCHEN & BATH $575/Month. 2 Months 9am-4pm, Sunday, llleetrleil $0 leeundrtl □□□□□ nnnaa MISCELLANEOUS WEDDING GOWN, Full 9104.______unit S3 Itrlngid In- // Security. 649-9455. 9am-1pm. Japanese n n n n n n n PAPERING REMODELING REMODELING SERVICES length, off-white. 12 Indioe Syt itrumeni maple trees, camping, MERCURY-Marqui 12 Of w erill 84 A iiim worm □□□ □nan anon 4 ROOM-Apartment. Treasure chest. Size housewares, building Brougham, 1985. 14 8«triyer(il.) M Aotreii nan nnon nann WEKHLE'S PAINTING CO. CUSTOM QUALITY KITCHEN a BATH Married, adults only. No 18. $350. Call 646- supplies, doors. Loaded. 4 Door. Excel­ I I FMteoIttw In te r nnnn □anci □□□ Quality work at a One stop improvements. REMODELING ODD JOBS pets. No appliances. 5010. lent condition. 42K. 89 Uneloie □□□n nnan nan reasonable pricel Framing to Painting. Visit our beautiful show­ Security, references. 1 89 WANTED TO BUT/ 1$ TV'tWkkii □ □ n n n a a Interior & Exterior Trucking, Very clean. $3400. 649- hOTM ettSil! Licensed & Insured. room or coll for your Car. 649-1265. 83 BOATS ft MARINE ______TRADE______5711 or 648-1763. (2 wdi.) 60 lure# □□□□□ □□□□□ Free Estimates B.B.B. Member Home Repairs. ana nnannaann ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson free estimate. COVENTRY-Convenient EQUIP.______IT TIeur-de- — 01 Owni Call Brian Welgle Call Dave Adamick lor a tree quote. I I Out el the 62 Leree knile nna □□□□□ □□□ u HERITAGE KITCHEN You name it ~ We do It. location. Rear courtyard HOUSE/ APARTMENT- T O N Y M A R C H wev 63 IngUih r 6 4 5 ^ 1 2 JOHNSON-1 976, To rent in Bolton. 2-3 nan annnn □□□ MATURE Ml 645-6523 6 BATH CENTER entrance. Carpeted, 1 20 HMwHn leheol Free Estimates bedroom apartment. Outboard, Short Shaft. Bedrooms. July 1. Call BUICK-GMC beveriee 10 lirber'i 39 Obvloui 254 Brood Street 25 Horsepower. Low 649-3145.______Pre-Owned Specials 22 Lent fleh DOWN ooneern pretenie MARTY MATTSSON Insured Adults preferred. No IllelereWed. 11 Meunlilni 39 Averege RICK'S HANDYMAN Manchester pets. $450/Month. 1-1/2 H o u r s . M I n t 83BiickL*Sabr*2Dr. $3477 91 CARS FOR 8ALB 14 Cry el 1 Ihoulol (ebbr.l 41 Inn .1 Painting Interior/Exterior CARPENTRY SERVICE 649-5400 Months security. 742- Condition.$600.646- 84 OkkncbiePcvii* 800(7x30 $4,977 lurprtte imuiemenl 10 Idlier'i note 48 llblloel 643-0304 S40kbmobi*4Dr.56K $4,977 Decks, Addiliona, Remodeling, 0569.______7296 27 12, Remin 2 Freihwiler 21 Adminli- erleil '— ^ Walipapering Repairs, Sheetrock, Siding S i Chevy CoveSer $3477 29 Title perpolM lertd 4T lernh 30 Years Experience it Also Cleaning A Hauing Bath a Kitchen COZY-2 Bedroom Schaller S6Ch*vyCavci*r4Dr. $4,$77 23 neree 1 lundlei ol 24 IlHHOurie pm leui Senior Citizen discount AL's HANDYMAN S7 MI8C. FOR s a l e " 86 Ford Eicort $2,677 3$ Aetrew Mdei 2$ Put on the Hone 4-13 □nn H .L Schwadron References, Insured Insured *■ References Remodeling townhouse, duplex. Quality 86 Bronco SEdd* Bauer $S.977 AiMaht 4 — iTroU 48 Pre-edutt 86P6rrilacPariti*m*Wboon $6,977 j g # 646-1948 Home renovations. From home to yard and Fireplace, appliances, "ALUMINUM-Ladder ex­ Pre-Owned Autos 3$ WM buff lie DInimore Kn. Chirtti Innel 649-4431 87 Chevy Chevett* 25k $3,977 IT Iliplure Chiplln “My frau nyet compredere mol." O n e coll does it all. garage, washer/dryer tends to 8 feet. $60. $ ned nper'i 49 Nverigei N everything in between. Value Priced 67 Okb Brougham 2 Dr. $7,$77 40 Um Nterlnt elly 28 Romin 81 lingleeirt No job too small. Took-up, quiet. $825 Call 643-0427. 67 Toyota Plckip $3,977 HquMen $ Cempitillvt hlghwiy S3 O p ^ilM ol G.L McHUGH PAINTING PROFESSIONAL Free estimates. per month. USED CAR BEST BUYSI SB Cerriuty Estate Wagon $6,477 Free estimates. -1678. 42 Oreek letter •ulflx SO — — I ny eole T Interior/Exterior Painting ENTERPRISES 289-6253 "DIAMOND Ring. For love IBie Ford Probe LX $8,9ri0 89 Ford Escort GT9K $8,977 43 C in e liy f T Vertteil 31 And 83 Cempenlon SNAPUbyBnieoloattle Wallpapering - Paper removal The job done right whatever 649-2871 EAST HARTFORD-Clean, or pre-engagement. S9&ickPcxkAveru* $13,977 lemlnnerth- I W ny melil 32 Condiment el tab I A \ V Auto, A/C, Loadod, 15,000 Mfles 90PontiacGlandAmiDr. 16K $9,$77 Ceilings repaired and replaced the task. modern, spacious 1 Must see. $100/Best emlMehlBin OHereldle ibbf. 88 IndlgniUen 1987 Ford EsewtOL $3,000 90 Chevy G-20 Van 7K $11,977 44 HewiHen border 34 Needs BT Even (peel.) SPIDiR-MANbyManLeo Serving Home Owners East ol the • Remodeling • Painting bedroom on 2nd floor. Offer. 649-4885. Leave 90G*oM*llo12K . $4477 ■ B " “B " River Since 1975 • Hauling Services Available Auto, A/C, Stereo Applianced kitchen, Message. 91G*oStotm3K $11477 P ! •= WHATS \NROHe> AUTO ITBReAKS/MX A fo w u o y o u tiaHOBi Call today lor your estimate fuUy Insured 91 Buick leSeixeSK $16,977 hardwood floors. $495 1916 Vohre 240 OL $$,900 1 T“ 1 4 1 ACCIOBHT HEART TP see seeviH YX o o e e / m 643-9321 Call Tom at 649-6273 91 BUck Regal $l$477 WITH MISS AUTO DETAILING monthly plus utilities/ Auto, A/C, AM/FM IR T 0 W BTOTHERS HE W AS W/VUIIceTHAT m ir e ABOUT FIEURB security. 569-4361. 722 Wethersfield Ave. 11 ■TH6NINJA7 198SChtvyCwailir $3,200 Hartford, CT SBKOliSLY AMERICAN m N o w s INSURER VILLAGE PAINTERS Professional Car MANCHESTER-2, 3, and Auto.A/C,PS,PB,LowM4as 249-1301 11 LAWN CARE 6 Room apartments. i Specializing in Cleaning HYDROWASH 1999Ctwvy0prinl $2,905 Security. 646-2426. THE TIME 11 Spring Special * Remove Harmful Mold, MIdew, Weekdays, 9am-5pm. 5Sp66d,AM4iyl a s AUTO SERVICES S Exterior House Painting YARDMASTERS Oxidation. ChoMno Point, Dirt & Grime. lOOOPtymouUiCeHGT $5,400 Senior Citizen Discount Spring Clean-Up 5 8 9 ^ 5 MANCHESTER-2 Plus ©TOBUY!e»»e*ieeiT« BUYING-Junk cars, $5 $ * Extend The Life Of Your SkJng. Auto, AM/FM Stereo, Sliar(> Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut. Most Cars bedrooms, Victorian paid. Call Joey, 526- S72-7782 * Ptepore Your Home For Polntlno. home. Nice area. $700/ 1997Bulok8oM6rs6l $4,905 Yards, gutters, garages Includes; 1990, Need title.______* Best Eqiipment. month, plus utilities. No AIR CONDITIONER-GE cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appli­ • Buffing-Waxing 5Spd.,PS.PB,AM/FMStsrtir pets. 643-1082. Wall unit 10,000 B T U ’s FREE-Junk car removal. PAINTING ances Flemoved. Carpentry, * Most Effective Cherricab. 1988 Honda Accord LX $ K V IM • Interior Shorrpoo 2 years old, $400. 60* Buying late model Interior-Exterior Hauling, Backhoe Work. * Bkxdegradoble Cherntoob Won't MANCHESTER-2 • Engine Degreasing Harm Shrubs, Pels or Web. Steelcase desks, like Sedan, Auto, A/C, Loaded wrecks. Call Parker Paper Hanging Bedroom on 2nd floor. Any Job Considered. • Vinyl & Leather Conditioning new. $250/each. 3 1987 Aeun Legend L $11,900 Street Used Auto Parts. Low Prices * Protect Your Lorgeet InvestTTient. MCArisa Accepted New appliances, includ­ Clothing wardrobes, U K AND MEKK by Howls iehnekfer Free Estimates * Windows. Sidewalks and Drive­ ing washer/dryer. $550 V-6, Auto, Leather Call 643-9996 way Included Free. $60/each. 645-1261. VICTOR'S PAINTING plus utilities. Security, 62 Buick Regal Sedan $2,900 97 MISCELLANEOUS c FuUy Insured. SOU DDMtCW AI^ 568-3153 Center Motors No Pets. 646-7336 or LAMPS-Jar, Neutral back­ V-6, Auto, AA:, Clean AUTOMOTIVE t FRENCH^ LAWN ft TREE SERVICE * Sottsfoetton Gucxemfeed. ground design. Brass THL VICE. R^CilCtNTONTHt ‘OUC TtAM UKt^vOU is now accepting mowing accounts 643-5372. 1988 Pontiac Oran Pilx $5,605 for this season. 369-371 Main SL * For Free Estimate Col trim. $60 or best offer. CAP-Aluminum, deluxe TKKE.T IN 1992,1)|R? DO IVCHANNECb Richard E. Martin • Lawn Cut ft Trim MANCHESTER-5-1/2 Was $185. 646-9776 V-6, Auto, A/C, Sharp Car model, 64 1/2* wide by • Formal Hedge Trimrnng 646-1433 Room duplex. Near I- • Trees A Shrub* PlantM 649-4304 8SToyoUCamryLE $6,900 86 1/2* long. $100 or "This microacope Is so powerful It can even Painting 384. $750/month. • Pruning • Spot Soodirw •\ FertilizerF Auto, Loaded . best offer. ^ - 8 7 2 9 detect the raise we got this year." Interior & Exterior • Vegetable Qarder It HOtO->to-TilM Security. 649-6300. E N D R O L L S Senring area for I Driveways Sealed 1987 Acuia Legend Sad $10^900 frm Whttmn EmkmHm 271/2* width-*1.00 98 WANTED TO BUY/ over 25 years. ^ MANCHESTER-3 ft4ft-1S12 ELDER CARE 13* width ~50<> V-6, Auto, Loaded, SunrooL SIver Free Estimates Fullyirsured Bedroom ajsartment. ______TRADE______Stove, refrigerator. Nice Aluminum Sheets 4/*5.00 199aPty.Voyi«erLE $11J»0 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 649-7770 HEATING/ NURSE'S-AIDE Newipilnt end rois can be pideed PLUMBING yard. No pets. $645. up at 1h* Manchester Herdd 4 Cyt., Auto, Loaded, 7 Passenger We buy dean, late model used • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee MASONRY Years of experience Lease and security. OM.Y before 11 am . Mondav Plymouth Voyager SE $7,900 UflF dF m.-.n ’ O'f.' ttvQUdt Thursdov. cars and trucks. Top prices UriMramble these four Jumbles, A Care for Elderly Available 8/1. 646- 4 Cyl., Auto, Loaded, 7 Passenger one letter to each square, to form DECKS/HOME K & R MASONRY installation and I 7268. paid. o S Excellent references MANCHESTER-Saturdav, four ordinary words S 2 5 Brick, (ton* concrete polio, & ofOil,Gas&[ 1096FordBroneol $7,995 Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet IMPROVEMENT June 15, 9am-3pm, 325 cHmney repdr. •Water Heaters Cali SMALL-5 Room house. V-6,5 Speed, /VC, Eddie Bauer Pkg. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll IS yuas eigserienc*. 1229 Main Street ■Warm Air Furnaces 742-6402 Appliances. AduHs. No Vernon St. to benefit DEROO DECK WORKS FiMylnued pets. $600/month. mentally retarded and ItU A eura Legend L $12,900 Manchester, CT — p-s Uceraa*S23tM. •Boiers ARETtXl IN W HY DOBSYCtlR I'M HOLC3INa' HOME IMPROVEMENTS DegltlBred wHh comurmar Security. 649-7885. disabled in Manchester V-6, Auto, Leather 646-4464 3^ __L-4 3^ protecSon Wilson Oil Company area. . fill **>M Mae* lervoae m M3UR INNER voce ©OUND AAVNOOB. Deck, Sunrooms, AddHons, 569-7671 6466393 TERRIFIC-6 Rpom $$$ TOP DOLLAR $$$ a A N C T U A A , ^ © O R J N N Y ^ TREE SERVICE/ duplex, 3 bedrooms, SCHALLER Garages, R ^ r s . MANCHESTER-Saturdayrday, Cash on th« barrel head, for your CEL.EMITY CIPHER VVINTWROPR country kitchen, nice TENGA NO )OB T O O SMALL PRUNING June 15, 9am-4pm . 1 M old or late rnodei dean used car Celebrily Clfiberbr^tog/tmi trbbreited from quililloh* by Itmoui Ucensed Free Estimate ACURA or truck. people, pul end preunt. Eub letter In Ih* cipher ittndi lor Instant Service/Free Estirrxates yard, private basement. Hilliard St. Movingl T 644-2362 CaN Aide at ■nolher. Todty'M clue: a cqutU P. 3 ^ LOAM Bath/KItchen Renrxxteling HAWKES TREE SERVICE $625 plus utilities. No Must selll Househou 345 CENTER STREET Tony March Bukk-CMC , M I T , One call Does It All Bucket, truck & chipper. pets. Call Peg, 649- items, footfixer. MANCHESTER J# Vcon tuperlence 0781. 722 Wdtharsflald Ava. W liffH I^ SCREENED LOAM Stump removal. Free Racquets, tennis and Hartford 249-1301 viflftlPoPs MCxM 647-7077 NYSXK CNYC VIRLED WATERPROOFING Gravel and Processed estimates. Special racquetball. CCM Ice r - r r - k im R im p - IHHEP PLUMBING b HEATING skates, girls size 4. Bird Gravel, Sand, Stone consideration for elderly and LEGAL NOTICES 3 ^ 3 _ ^ WHAT A ,-SlHCtl/M ,.5l/'CIt/M w 649-2871 handicapped 33 CONDOMINIUMS cages, all accessories. VMH NFIRHM amu WET BASEMENTS? and Fill REVOLUTION /V1A, ahead in endeavors you personally pro­ will be looking out for your interests to­ like to negotiate with another, this could 2426, 9am-5pm. 259 AOAMS ST., MANCHESTER 24, 1991 Monday, at 700 P.M. in the Hearing Room, Lincoln mote. What you have to offer will be ap­ day; There are indications you may ben­ be one of your better days forgetting it Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut to hear and MANCHESTER-700 preciated by others and the return efit through the good auspices of others beneficially resolved. 649-1749 consider the following a ^catio ns; HAGAR THE HORRIBB by DIk ■renne could be quite large. . in ways you'd least expect. . PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Do not be Square feet, office SAMUEL H. CHOR CHES — APPUCA'RON 1474 — Request THE GRIZWELLE by BUI Eeherr space available GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Ideas you LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You are pres­ satisfied with the status quo where your a special exception under /VHde IV, Seetkx) 5.01.02 to expand W e u U rA U . IF YA W ALLY V/AMNA .„"n \h il is m ';."vacuuav». r immediately. Located conceive today are likely to be superior ently In a very favorable cycle for meet­ ambitions are concerned. Elevate your ^Center Motors^ a new car dealarship site and lequest a variance to Article IV, IM P W E 5 F A W O M A N , YA "NULL a n d VOlDSt, V ing and making new friends. Relation­ sights; you're much luckier in this area off Exit 1, R T 384, near to those of your associates. However, it Auto Sales Section 5.02.05 and Article IV, Section 9.02.01 and 9.02.04 dCfTTA WRlfFETE ships'you establish at this time could than you may realize. East Hartford & which require paved and landscaped parking areas at 82-84 will take a little selling on your behalf to 369-371 Main Street SWEET HGTHmeS make them aware of this fact. Get a have long-range benefits. ARIES (March 21-April 19) New oppor­ Glastonbury. All utilities Oakland StreeL Business II Zone. IN HER EAR,,. jum p on life by understanding the Influ­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Several im­ tunities could present themselves at included, ample 649-4304 JOHN J . DIAS — APPLICATION 1482 — Request for a ences which are governing you in the portant trends are now interwoven and this time that may successfully expand parking. 649-2748 or 1990Ct«yilerLeBaron (10,79S variance of Artide II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce the side line to year ahead. Send for Gemini's Astro- surging in a positive direction. You an enterprise in which you're engaged. 649-0593. 1983 Chevy atotton tl.«95 one (1) feet (10 feet required) at 596 Wbodbridga Street, could do extraordinarily well both finan­ The dimensions of your success will be Graph predictions today by mailing MANCHESTER-Office. 1985 PontkK Grand Prix 13498 Residence A Zone. $1.25 plus a long, self-addressed, cially and where your career is governed by the scope of your 1988 Hyundai Excel 12498 $300 per month, heat JAMES A .« JANET L LESSARD — APPLICATION 1483 — stamped envelope to Astro-Graph, c/o concerned. endeavor. 1984 Chevy S-10 Pickup 12,998 included. Tully Real Request for a varianoe of Article II, Section 4.01.01 to reduce this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) This TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You could 1982 Hondo Accord $3498 is a good time to get in touch with be luckier than usual today in reversing Estate, 643-0005. the side line to 7.5 feet (10 feet required) at 15 Thistle Street, land, OH 44101-3428. Be sure to State 1986 Ford LTD $3,798 Residence A Zone. your zodiac sign. friends who no longer reside in your im­ a financial trend that has been causing PLAZA-Space for lease. 1983 Toyota CelkxiGT $3,998 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Fortunate mediate vicinity. It could proveji.ighiy you concern. Capitalize on shifting Windham/Willimantic 1984 Toyota Supra $8,999 RICHARD $ DEBORAH TREWHELLA — APPLICATION 1 conditions. 1454 — Request for a variance of Article II, Section 4.01.01 to are those who are near and dear to your advantageous to keep these^fi^s of area on Route 6. 1986 Pontiac 6000 LE $8,798 1985 Pontiac FleioCpe. $4495 reduce the «d e line to 4 +t- feet (10 feet required) at 29 Fair- ALtlYOOPbyDaviOteue 17,000 Daily traffic. PRANK AND E R N U T by Bob Ttiavee 1989 Chevy Cordca $4498 view Street, Residence A Zona. 1520 Square feet. i_eipB, T H A T S g H B ^ Y , ALLBYl $1000 monthly. 742- 1985 Cmtom Ctuber Wao$4,798 FREDERICK W. AND KATHRYN E BAKER — APPUCA- 1979 Ford Bronco XLT '$3498 lAST NtdHT WAf A I P / if A M P 0569. T10 N 1466 — Request a variance of Article II, Section 4.01.01 Over 40 Cart In Stock Plus and /Vticle IV, Section 7.01.01 to extend a non-conforming Bridge side yard to be 7 -s/- feet from the southerly yard (10 feet re­ AU HI0HT THAT BLMBfE fuPP 37 INDUSTRIAL New Arrivalt Daily ' quired) at 125 Walker Street, Residence A Zone. WAf POIN6 M oylf PROPERTY "Full Auto Repair Servica’' JO H N LARRABEE — APPLICATION 1487 — Request a When the dummy came down. South special exception under Article II, Section 11.02.01 and Article O N A U NORTH C-13.*l The Jaws thought he had missed a grand slam. COMMERCIAL-Industrial IV, S e c ^ 5.01.02 to alter an automobile sales facility at 24 ♦ A5 He ruffed the diamond lead and drew for rent, new. 1250 to /Vlams StreeL Bueinees II Zone. . ^ TUB' VdOcitY YAK65 syndrome 6000 square feet, 2l i ♦ 7 6 4 3 two rounds of trumps ending in the CARDINAL PETER TZAN ETIS — APPLICATION 148$ — Request a foot heignt. 646-0672. a n p 4Q85 By Phillip Aider dummy. When West discarded, declar­ varianoe of/Vtiefe II, Section 11.04 to reduce the front yard to v m M f o er continued with the ace and another BUICK, INC. 0 feet (16 feet required) to construct an entrance canopy at WEST EAST Just when you thought it was safe to spade. East defended well by discard­ 39 ROOMMATES 1961 Stick Regd Coup* I2 4 H 151 vibst Midde Turnpike, Business II Zone. ♦ J 10 9 8 ♦ 2 swim back to tiie bridge table, you find ing. South ruffed a low spade in the WANTED 1961 Unooln Merit IV Cp* $44H RANDALL « MAMLYN EASTWOOD - - APPUCATION 1489 Y J 10 7 YQ932 1962PlvnioirihR*lanl $2496 • 4 - ty dummy, but East continued the good — Request a varianoe to reduce side line to 7.5 feet (10 feet 'i .hJL j 1)1 ‘ K... ,1 ’B- •- I- (I I ♦ K Q 10 8 2 ♦ AJ9S that the sharks (bad suit-breaks) are 19630icl^bl*96R*e*ncV $2,996 FEMALE-Roommate to 1966 Chevy Celebrily Wag $$496 required) at 115 VWIker StreeL Residence A Zone. still there, having driven away the dol­ work by discarding again. Declarer ROEOTMAN by Jim Meddlek PHIPPS by Joseph Pezrle ♦ 3 4 J 10 9 4 share house in BoKon. 1966Vblk(tMag*nOU $6490 phins (friendly distribution). But may­ was down to two trumps, the same JOHN G. LASETER AND SANDRA A. 8HEMRD — AP- $400 monthy plus 1966 Pontiac Fkebird $7,960 IrsNOTEASr) HEIE^ SOUTH be it will be possible to swim safely to number as East, dtld he was stuck in PLICATION 1499 — Request a variance to /Vticle II, Section expenses. 643-7263 or 1968 Chevy Caprice Ckat $7,910 ♦ KQ 7 6 4 3 shore if you know what to do. the dummy. He had lost trump control 1969 Chevy Coniea $7,966 5.01.01 to reduce tiie rear line to 26 feet (30 feet required) at 904-688-7609. ¥ 8 4 To decide if you are a budding Jac­ and finished two down. 1969BtickRhri*ia $11,960 52 Jeffrey Alan Drive, Residmoe B Zone: ♦ - - - 1969 Stick ak/laritCp* $74$0, ques Cousteau, cover the East-West Declarer was too extravagant with SOUTH WINDSOR-To CHARLES 8. $ JOAN M. LEWIS — APPLICATION 1491 — ♦ AK762 1969BtickC*nluyCp* $64$0 cards and decide on your line of play in his trumps. He should have drawn only share a 3 bedroom 1969 Chevy Celebrily Wag $6,960 Request a variance to Article II, Section 7.02.02 to reduce the Vulnerable; East-West six clubs. West leading the diamond one round with dummy's queen before house. Rent includes 1969 Cut. Club. Wbg. $9,9W rear line to 19 *1- (30 feet required) at 24 Karen Drive, PRD Dealer; South 1989 Meicuiy Grand Maiq $11,969 king. turning to the spades. Then, if East de­ utilities, 232-7571. 1990G£O8lorm $1,960 Zone. North made an old-fashioned re­ fended as before, declining to over­ 1991 Stick Century Sedan $14,960 At tills hearing interested persons may be heard and written' South West North E ^t sponse of two no-trump, denoting a ruff, declarer would still have a trump 56 PAINTINQ 4c 1991 Buick LeSobr* $16,960 communicatione received. A copy ol these petitions has been 1 ♦ Pass 2 NT Pass balanced 13-15 points. His three-heart to lead off the dummy. His spades fifed in the Planning and Zoning Department and may be in­ 3 ♦ Pass 3 ¥ Pass PAPERINQ 81 Adams Street would be high and he would play on spected during business hours. 4 ♦ Pass 5 ♦ Pass rebid showed values in the suit and Manchester 6 ♦ Pass Pass Pass suggested weak diamonds. This helped that suit, happy for East to take his PAINTING-Interior/Ex- Edward Coltman, Secretary Squth to bid the slam. trump trick whenever he liked. terior and carpentry. 649-4571 Zoning Board of Appeals 'jL *'**•'<1 Opening lead; ♦ K Call Mike, 647-8855. 030-06 U J,,,.. lU f.