Hanrljpstpr J TUESDAY NEWSSTAND: 35^ JUNE 18.1991 TWELVE PAGES— TWO SECTIONS Manchester, CT — A City of Village Charm Volume 110, Number 221 HOME DELIVERED: 30^

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By BRIAN M. TROTTA the opposition had evaporated completely. easy,” Dunne said. “We could live with a mortgage, but we “People had concerns, and they probably still do,” Dunne Manchester Herald would want substantial funding up front.” ■ Committee to press hous­ said. “But we’re going to work to meet those concerns and be a Last month, the commission rejected an almost identical good neighbor.” ing proposalRage 3- MANCHESTER — Opposition to a planned group home plan to the one approved Monday. That application included a faded Monday, as the Planning and Zoning Commission un­ Dunne said New Hope will now attempt to complete the pur­ provision to subdivide the property into two lots. chase of the land at 290-V Hartford Road from the Connecticut animously qjproved an application from New Hope Manor Inc. In rejecting the propose, members of the commi^ion said ■ Coventry workers granted to build a home for teen-age girls. Light and Power Co. New Hope had put down a $3,000 deposit they did not want two lots created on the site because of the raises...... ta g e 3. on the 2.3S-acre parcel it expects to purchase for $55,000. potential commercial use of the land should New Hope ever Residents of a nearby condominium complex had opposed New Hope’s next stq) will be to solicit donations for the abandon the site. However, they encouraged New Hope offi­ ■ Plan to address sewer the home, saying that it was not in keeping with the character construction of the home and school building, Dunne said. It is cials to continue to pursue the project at the site. gripes rejected____ P age 3. of the neighborhood and would lower property values. not known how much the two buildings will cost, since the “I think they’ve listened to our concerns and made changes ^though none of the residents of Millbridge Hollpw spoke designs are not complete. Dunne said the fund raising should consistent with them,” Chairman William Bayer said before against the home at the meeting, Michael Ehmne, president of take between 18 months and two years. Monday’s vote. “This is a fme use for the land, and it is very New Hope Manor’s Board of Directors, said he did not think “This is a slow ectMomy so frmd raismg is not going to be cmisistent with.the neighborhood.” f ■■ ■ Alcohol Car fires continue / MANCHESTER — « S,' issue I^efighters responded to three more late-night car fires Monday as the rash of suspicious blazes Conyers continues. A raised hi all, police and fire officials are investigating eight recent car By RICHARD RANGOON fires which they suspect were set Manchester Herald intentionally. Deputy I%e Chief Jack Hughes said. The first of ' Construction COVENTRY — Chester Chase the fires was Friday. was sworn in as the only Republican The fires have been clustered member of the Town Council at its mostly in the downtown area, regular meeting Monday night. but some have been as far out as* I In other matters, the council Hartford Road and the postponed action on an alcohol or­ Manchester-Bolton line, Hughes dinance. learned of a potential land said. General Contractor for the V acquisition, discussed insurance for Although he said the car fires, the water ski club, and heard a were similar in, nature, Hughes proposal for increasing safety for would not comment specifically •n spectators at Little League games, on the details of the fii^. I llie council also agreed to support a Investigators are trying to rule CHENEY HALL stance that state tax reform should out all ncHi-suspicious causes for include property tax reform. the blazes, which in most cases Newly appointed council member have resulted in heavy damage Chase replaces Republican Harvey to the vehicles, Hughes said. RESTORATION Barrette, who resigned May 13. The Most of the cars had been left W remainder of the seven member unlocked, Hughes said. Gary Tuckar/Manohaatar HaraM council is comprised of five Democrats and one unaffiliated GLAD'QRADS — With threatening skies dealing Monday ”to right, Kristi Dulberger, Sendia Kim and Kerri Lindland, member. Stephen Cladc, who was Bridgeport casino evening to accomodate seniors at Manchester High Schooi, playfully await the graduation ceremony’s condusion. Bot­ formerly a Rq»blican. mulled by tribe the new graduates had a near-perfect backdrop for a tom, Patricia Benito, diploma in hand, joins fellow graduates Befime the meeting, a public BRIDGEPORT (AP) — An memorable conclusion ,to their high school careers. Top, left in a cheer to time well spent and to future.endeavors. hearing was held cm a town or­ dinance that would allow alcohol at Indian tribe that contends some certain social functions in Patriot’s of Bridgeport’s landmarks were IVk. Testimony focused on the built on ancestral land says it Our Best Wishes may try to open a downtown Friendship: sturdy safety net town’s liability, the difficulty of policing events, and potential casino if it is successful in get­ ting the land returned. to the Little Theatre of Manchester, friendships — the bonds that separate humans from damage to padc facilities. By SC O TT B. BREDE Although it is viewed that permit­ “We could be making as much Manchester Herald robots. as $10 million a year net profit To defeat world problems, Lindsuom told the students ting alcohol would result in more events scheduled at the park, and in Bridgeport,” said Kenneth for a bright and promising future, that they must stick together. Piper, spokesman for the Golden MANCHESTER — Maintain friendships, be patient therefore more revenue from the and work together for the good of humankind. Class “In our hearts, we must unite for the good of Hill Pt^uotmock Band of the humankind,” she said. park, the overwhelming message now in one of Connecticut's finest Valedictorian Katelyn Lindstrom urged her 433 fellow was that adults should set a good ex­ I^ugusett Indians. “We can talk classmates during Manchester High School’s 98th Despite the gray skies, hundreds of parents, family about different ways to use members and friends poured onto the high school’s foot­ ample for their kids by shunning al­ graduation ceremony Monday. cohol at park events. One suggestion that.” ball field to watch the graduates in their moment of tri­ Several Bridgeport landmarks historic theatres! “When you go out into the world, watch out for traffic, umph. And the weather did not let them down. called for creation of a juice bar and installation of a music system so sit on the tribe’s ancestral land. hold hands and stick together.” Lindstrom said during the ^incipal James Spafford said the students came to the Piper said, and the tribe may 90-minute ceremony. school three years ago from diverse backgrounds. that kids could have dances in the park. take action in federal court this “Fhtience in traffic is necessary for getting you to your “Now, you leave as a class of one, the Class of ’91,” fall to have the land returned. destination.” she said. he said. The ordinance will be sent back to the council’s steering committee Those landmarks include City Our Thanks Lindstrom cautioned the graduates about obstacles Spafford improvised somewhat when one graduate. Hall, a housing project and two they will face in the future, such as family problems and boarded-up theaters, he told The to everyone who worked to make infatuation. with money. She told them to hold on to Please see GRADUATION, page 6. Please see ALCOHOL, page 6. Bridgeport Post in a story published Monday. ' this project such a success! Children of smokers said less healthy Housing starts WASHINGTON (AP) — Children who live in who are 5 years old on younger have been exposed into account possible variations in sampling and increase slightly households with smokers are much more likely to to cigarette smoke, according to the study. More perceived health status. WASHINGTON (AP) — be in fair or poor health than are children never than one-quarter of all children in this age group Children in families with lower incomes and Construction of houses and exposed to cigarette smoke, a government study were exposed to smoke both before and after less education were more likely to have been ex­ ^>aitments inched up 0.1 per­ reported today. birth. posed to cigarette smoking and were more likely cent in May, the government “I can’t think of a mote compelling reason for The study was based on a 1988 smoking survey to have been reported to be in fair or poor health, said today. It was tlw third in­ parents to quit smoking than ensuring their that includ^ a question about the health status of thejeport said. crease in four months and the children’s chwee for a healthy life,” Health and children 5 years of age and younger in the In families with incomes of less than $10,000, latest sign the housing industry CONYERS CONSTRUCTION COBIPANY INC., 77 Tolland Turnpike, Bfanchester, CT 06040 • (203) 646-5776 Human Services Secretary Louis Sullivan said in household. The survey sample included 5,356 about two-thirds of young children were exposed was gradually escaping the releasing the report. children in that age group, and the child’s health to smoke, com part with about one-third of recession. "37 Years of Excellence and IntegHty in Building" The study by the National Centers for Health was reported by the hous^old respondent, usually children in families where the income was The Commerce Department Statistics found that 4.1 percent of children in aparent. $40,000 or more. said housing starts totaled a households with current smokers were in fair to The report said that while children’s health ap­ liie ratio was about the same for families where seasonally adjusted annual rate poor health, compared with 2.4 percent of children pears to be associated with various exposures to the mother had not completed high school com- of 982,000, iq> from a revised never exposed to tobacco smoke. cigarette smoking, the results should be inter­ 981,000 in April and 907,000 in About half of all children in the United States preted “with caution” because they do not take Please see SMOKERS, page 6. March. British engineer 1 freed by Iraq Muiiicipal woes spclkm new ideas BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — A British engineer sentenced by Iraq to life in prison tm spying Privatization an option? Pension funds boost local economies charges was freed today, in the latest concession by President In spite of this, some advocates of NEWPORT, R,l. (AP) — America’s $8(K) billion in Manufacturing Co. Saddam Hussein to try to win By JOHN CUNNIFF privatization, such as John P. public pension funds are a powerful but underused Coimecticut faced the loss of a company that had been the relaxation of economic sanc­ The Associated Press Giraudo, see the environment for economic developnnent tool that state treasurers could based in Hartford since 1836 when Colt Industries tions. their concept as improving. It is im­ use to stimulate sluggish economies, according to expterts decided to sell its firearms manufacturing division after a But Britain said Saddam still NEW YORK (AP) — The con­ proving, they say, because of stress at a conference of state treasurers. bitter four-year strike. But the state s t e p ^ in with a $25 had to take many mm% steps in cept of improving services to the on local and state budgets. As little as 3 percent to 5 percent of the funds are put million investment from its state pension fund, ending up order to win its stq>port for the public by turning over government “Cities are up against the wall,” in “socially responsible” or “targeted” investments —' with nearly a 65 percent stake and control of the com­ lifting of the sanctions imposed facilities and services to private says Giraudo, who was chief coun­ directed either to siqjport or oppose particular causes, in­ pany. after Iraq’s invasitm of Kuwait competitive bidders has been slow sel to President Reagan’s commis­ dustries or politics — the experts said Monday at the an­ “One thousand employees, in these tough economic to catch on in the United States. ^ sion on privatization. They are, he nual meeting of the Northeast Association of State times, are working full time,” said Connecticut state That might seem odd in view of says, facing limitations on debt and Treasurers. Treasurer Francisco L. Borges. INDEX the U.S. image as the epitome of taxes, and federal grant money has The remainder of the money is invested in far-flung Other states have followed Connecticut’s lead. Neigh­ Classified...... 9, to free-market enterprise. Odder still runout. ventures across the country or on the other side of the boring Rhode Island invested $23 million into a venture when you consider that the tactic, Comics...... t 1 Giraudo, an attorney with Skad- globe. that lured AmericanExpress to put one of its .data Focus...... 6 privatization, is now sweeping den, Arps, Slate, M eaner & Flom, “Does it make sense to invest elsewhere when local in­ processing and customer service centers in Providence. Family...... 2 through the former socialist states of believes more municipalities and vestment is just as good?” asked S.Q. E)ella Grotta, an That brought 600 good-paying jobs to the state and the Local...... 2,3 Europe. states will be willing to buck the executive with Meyer Real Estate Advisers Inc., which company is talking about expanding, said Rhode Island Lottery...... '2 And nothing less than strange controversy that inevitably accom­ manages some pension investments. “We can do a lot of General Treasurer Anthony J. Solomon. Nation/Wbrid...... 9 Obituaries...... ' 2 when you realize (hat a common im­ panies privatization talk. They have things that will make our communities, our states, our “And I got a good rate of return,” he said of the pen­ pediment to privatization is Uncle Opinion...... no other chqice, he says. nation a better place to live.” sion investment. Sports...... "7.8 Sam and his agencies, which some­ In his opinion, cities simply can- Increasingly, states are taking that advice. Connecticut There are huge pools of money in public and private State...... 9 times provide obstacles to the sale poses a dramatic example. ITie state is the majority Television...... ".5 of facilities for which they provided Please see OPTION, page 6. owner of one of the state’s larger employers, Colt’s Please see PENSIONS, page 6. grants. 1 ..... mmL'-. 2—MANCHESTER HERALD. 'Riesday, June 18,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, TViesday, June 18,1991—3 RECORD Serving Manchester ■ Coventry J LOCAL/REGIONAL ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron A b o u t T o w n Death Notices Public Meetings Housing Salaries increase Manchester Grange meeting John J. Zapadka Cheney Brothers. She was a former volunteer for the Manchester A regular meeting of the Manchester Grange, 205 01- American Red Cross. Mrs. LaBate is survived by a Wednesday , , proposal w tt St., will be conducted on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The John J. Zapadka, 79, of 168 Woodland St., Manchester, cousin, Caroline Diehm of Waterford; and a niece, Ruth Cotnmunity Developmenl Block Grant public hearing,| for town workers Rather s Day iwogram is called Daddy O. Members are founder and past president of Woodland Gardens of Emery of New Hampshire. Funeral service will be held Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. and the food services director’s reminded to bring items for the auction table and this is Manchester, died Monday (June 17, 1991) at Hartford Wednesday, 1:00 pjn. at the Holmes Fbneral Home, 400 Commission for Disabled, Senior Center, 7:30 pjn. By NICOLE LOZIER u tne 1 ^ meeting for the pantry basket items. Later this Hospitol. He was the husband of Anita (Monseglio) salary will rise from the current Main Street Manchester. Burial will be in East Bolton advances .Manchester Herald month, wl pantry basket goodies will be transported to Zapadka, with whom he celebrated their 55th wedding Cemetery. There are no calling hours. Memorial con­ $23,(X)0 per year to $24,675. the MACC Food Shelter for distribution. Wednesday Superintendent Michael anniversary this past February. Bom in Manchester tributions may be made to a charity of the donor’s Planning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 pjn. By JACQUELINE BENNETT COVENTRY— The Board of January l5, 1912, he was a lifelong resident attending choice. Manchester Herald Education last week iqjproved 5 per­ Malinowski and the school Coventry Cheney Hall rededication local schools, and had been semi-retired from his nursery cent raises for six non-union I^ysician will not receive piy raises business, which he started in 1940. Mr. ZapaHifg was a Wednesday at their own request, said Board Nellie M. (Leone) Dubanoski Water Pollution Control, Town Office Building, 7 pjn. MANCHESTER — The Board of employees. Vi^*®** reservations are still available for the Cheney member of the Conn. Horticultural Society, the Interna­ Duectmrs’ Committee on Housing Thom workers receiving raises (Thairman I^itrick Flaherty. Hall Rededication Ceremony being held on Saturday, Nellie M. (Leone) Dubanoski, 78. of Clearwater, Florida, School Building Committee, Coventry High School, tional Plant Propagators Society, the Conn. Nursery agreed Monday it will recommend include the director of ptqjil and “My decision was strictly per­ June 29, at Cheney Hall, Reservations may be mnHp in died at her home Thursday, June 13, 1991, after a short 7:30 pjn. Men’s Association, a past board member of the Rock­ to the full board that a housing com­ staff support services, the business sonal,” said Malinowski of his rejec­ ^ r ^ n only at Jackson and Jackson Real Estate, 168 illness. Bom in Manchester, she lived here many years Charter Revision Commission, Town Office Building, ville Vocational Agricultural School, and parishioner of mission be created to advocate manager, the director of facilities tion of a salary increase. “I took the N Mam St., on Thursday and Rriday between the hours of 9 St. Bridget Church. Besides his wife, he is survived by before retiring to F’lorida. She is survived by her hus­ 7:30 pjn. band, Joseph A. Dubanoski Sr., two sons, Joseph A. Veteran’s Memorial Committee, Town Office Build­ development of low- and moderate- and tlw director of food services. initiative to try to be as considerate 2 PJrt-. and on Saturday, 10 ajn. to 12 noon. three sons, Richard J. Zapadka of Manchester, Leon J. income housing in town. Others obtaining raises include as possible in these tough times.” The cost includes a buffet dinner, open bar and a keep­ Zapadka of Bolton, and Phillip S. Zqiadka of Canter­ Dubanoski Jr., of Georgia and Dr. Richard A. Dubanoski ing, 7:30 pjn. of Hawaii; and a daughter, Dolores D. Berdat of Florida; Clonservation Commission, Town Office Building, Committee member Geoffrey the siq>erintendent’s secretary and The board also voted 4-3 to ex­ sake program. All donors will be acknowledged in the bury; a daughter, Diane Casals of Manchester; a brother, the school enumerator, a staff mem­ four sisters. Sundie Johnson of Storrs, Mary Ann Leone 7:30 pjn. Naab said the need for decent, affor­ tend Malinowski’s miginal three- Ingram . The Ribbon Society donation is $50 per person. Stanley Zapadka of Manchester; three sisters, Helen ber who coordinates the schedules year contract fw another two years. The Velvet Society is $75 per person and The Silk and Helen Grezel of Manchester, and Ruth Sieffert of dable housing has reached a crisis Tomm, Mary “Mamye” Zapadka, and Valerie Whrd, all of substitute teachers. Malinowski, hired in 1989, had no Society donation is for $100 or more (per person.) All Vernon; 11 grandchildren; and 8 great grandchildren. She proptMtion locally. A housing com­ of Manchester; ten grandchildren; and several nieces and John MacLean, director of piqiil comment on the board’s close vote. proceeds will benefit Cheney Hall. Please make checks was a former communicant of S t James Oiurcli. Ser­ mission, he said, should be fonned nephews. Funeral services will be Thursday..9:15 ajn, at Coventry Grange meeting and staff support services, will The board’s next order of busi­ payable to Cheney Hall Rededication. Fbr more informa- vices were held today in Florida. Donations may be made to help meet the needs of residents the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Sl, Manchester, Coventry Grange #75 will hold a meeting open to the young people ht^ing to live here. receive an increase frmn his current ness is to negotiate teacher con­ Uon, call Rose Jackson at 647-8400 or at home, with a mass of ^ is tia n burial. 10:00 ajn., at S t Bridget to the S t James School Scholarship FSiind, 73 Park St, public on Thursday at 7:30 pjn. at the Grange Flail 0n 646-8646. Manchester, or the Lisa Young Scholarship Fund, Cham­ Committee member Joyce $63,000 salary to $66,150, while tracts, which expire Aug. 31, 1992. Church, 70 Main St., Manchester. Burial will be in St. Rte. 44 in Coventry. Attorney Charles I\)pple will sp e^ business manager Frank Muri’s pay I4aheity and board Vice-Chairman ber of Commerce. 20 Hartford Rd., Manchester 06040. ^ t e i n , who owns a local real estate James Cemetery, Manchester. Friends may call at the on wills. a ^ c y , gave an emotional punctua- Qaiy Tuckar/UanchMtor H«md will run up to $49,665 from Judith Halvorson refused to com­ Health and safety fair funeral home on Wednesday from 6 to 9 pan. Memorial ti(Hi to the housing problem. VEGAS IN MANCHESTER — Graduating seniors from Manchester High School play black­ $47,300. ment in any detail about the discus­ contributions may be made to the S t Bridget School On Wednesday, Westside Multicare Center will spon­ _“I live this everyday. I’m the one jack at an alcohol-and-drug-free, all-night party Monday night at Manchester Community Col­ Ih e director of facilities will get a sions. w h i^ will be the subject of FDundation, 74 Main S t, Manchester. 06040. pay hike to $41,507 from $39,351, several meetings during the summer. sor a Health and Safety Fair at 349 Bidwell St.. who has to say no to these kids lege. The game was not played for money, but for tickets which were drawn at the end of the Manchester from 9 ajn. to 3 pjn. Cholesterol screening, W eather when they come in to buy a house,” blood sugar tests, blood pressure checks, hearing tests Martha (Souer) LaBate Epstein said. party for prizes such as a television and compact disc player. From center left, the players are and much, much more will be present. Food, entertain­ The proposal to form a housing James Barbate, Laurie Repoli, Carrie Zimmerman and Troy Guntulis. The dealer is Craig ment and door prizes available. I^r more information, Martha (Souer) LaBate of Manchester, widow of Philip Cloudy and cool emnmission was miginally brought Repoli. The party was sponsored by parents and local businesses with the help of volunteers. In Brief ... call 647-9191. L. LaBage, d i^ Sunday, June 16, 1991, at a local con­ to the committee June 5 by the valescent home. She was bom in Manchester, was a Here is tonight’s weather for the Manchester Housing Task ibree, lifelong resident and prior to retiring, was employed at Greater Manchester area: I^ ly headed by Horace Brown. Library group vices deemed helpful to the Library. cloudy. Low from the mid 50s to Committee members asked A membership donatitm is all that Deaths lower 60s. Light variable wind. Brown to return to a July 8 meeting, Directors reject proposal elects officers is required to become a member of Wednesday, mostly cloudy. A 30 tentatively scheduled for 7 pjn. at FHends of the Library elect of­ the organization. F’tesh ideas, inter­ Lottery percent clWce of showers. liigh the Lincoln Center, with a reduced ficers est and suggestiems are always wel­ Thto town Hating of daaths Is offsrsd trss of charga by tha come. Membership ^iplications. are Manehsstsr Horald. Paid announeamsnts of daath and In around 80. proposal for the number of commis­ The Friends of the Andover to address sewer concerns available at the Library during Mamorlama appaar undar tha Daath Nollcas haading. A stationary frontal system south sion members. His initial suggestion Library have elected officials frv the regular business hours. Mmbership Here are the latest lottery results from around New of New England today will move a was IS members. 1991-92 term. Elected are: Roger M anchester little north tonight and Wednesday. The task force had recommended cooperative in answering questions have some reluctance to ^ving them Hall, I*resident; Suzanne Shipee, will Ning you a refrigerator manget England: By SCOTT B. BREDE Martha LaBate Weather summary for June 17. one representative each from the about the sewer projects. But, the infonnation at a time of litigation,” Vice Ihesident; Dorothy Alderman, with the library hours, a newsletter, Manchester Herald thanks and a better library. John J. Zapadka Connecticut 1991: Planning and Zoning Commission, directors attested to “bending over he said. Treasurer; Suzanne Burton, backward” to help the residents. Lassow said that the directors Secretary; Dianne Grenier, 168 Woodland St. Daily: 1-6-1. Play F^ur: 6-9-3-3. Temperature: high of 86, low of EcmuMnic Development Cmnmis- MANCHESTER — The Eighth Bishop speaks Massachusetts 63, mean of 75. The normal is 69. sion, and the Manchester Housing Utilities District Board of Directors Several of the residents said they have already spent too much time Ibiblicity; and Janet McCall and Deaths elsewhere Daily: 6-1-6-3. Mass Cash: 10-28-29-30-35. Precipitation: trace for the day, Authority; five representatives from on Monday discussed — and then will appeal their assessments in helping the residents. “They’re not Emilie Hall, members at large. at church event 1.55 inches fbr the month, 19.02 in­ the local business community; five court. children that need to be pacified,” he Nellie M. (Leone) Dubanoski Northern New England dropped — the idea of forming a The Friends of the Andover The Rev. Robert Isakscn, bishop Pick Three: 3-9-1. Pick Ftoun 4-4-3-1. ches for the year. Normal for year to rqvesentatives from local non-profit committee to help soothe tensions Ferguson proposed the committee said. Library was established on May 25, Clearwater, Florida date: 20.22. housing groups; and two representa­ be made iq> of one director, and one of the New England Synod of tite Rhode Island with some residents who are bitter Director Angela Chirico said the 1989. Evangelical Lutheran Church in Daily: 3-8-2-5. Today’s weather drawing is by Ashley Arnone, a first-grader tives frmn community groiq;)s, such resident each from Tolland Itimpike Formerly of Manchester over their recent sewer assessments. committee would not help the as­ America, was the guest preacher at Bolton Elementary School, as property owners or religious Eighth District lYesident-elect and North Main Street. The trio The groiqi’s purpose is to main­ sessment controversy because recently at Emanuel Lutheran (3iur- groups. Thomas Fbrguson imposed forming could work together to clear up any tain an association of persons inter­ confusion the disgruntled residents Elaine Anderson, one of the resi­ ested in good library service and ch of Manchester. l^stein said not all of these a committee after residents of Tol­ dents heading the opposition, has al­ have concerning their assessments, books; to increase the facilities and Bishop Isaksen was at the local X people are needed to serve on the land 'fiimpike and North Main ready made up her mind about the he said. services of the Library; and thus to church to help in the ccldwation of commission, but some could be Street — iqiset over recent actions character of certain directws. its 110th anniversary. lYesent at the Uqjped as resources for it. by certain district directors — But most directors were opposed enricji the cultural opportunities In addition, Naab said there was a The only directors that would be available to the citizens of Andover. service were O'® 1^''- Henry FAMILY/HEALTH Social ■ Children stopped by his house to complain. to the idea. Anderson, pastor emeritus. He The group organizes fund-raisers “conspicuous absence” fr(»ed commissitm of people in owners affected by the North Main would not be wise to have open dis­ would be Tripp and Ferguson, public interest in the library, secures and the Rev. Paul S. Johansson, need of housing. Street sewer project attended the cussions with the residents while Chirico said. Anderson “doesn’t feel materials that are beyond the regular senior pastor who has been at Asked after the meeting if he board’s monthly meeting to voice some of them are taking the disttict that the rest of us are fit directors,” Births Library budget and performs ser­ Emanuel since 1987. This summer, have a party meant a homeless person, Naab said, their concerns about their sewer as­ to court over their assessments. she said. “The thought did flash through my sessments. mind, but I would never propose it.” SKOLY, Erin ElizabeUi, daughter of Timothy and nal grandparents are Robert and Elizabeth Blake of 19 At the meeting, some residents John LaBelle Jr., the district’s at­ Also, if the party costs big-time money, ask some However, Naab and Committee Ellen Kulpa Skoly of Vernon, was bom May 30, 1991 at Avondale Road, Manchester. Her paternal grandparents By JODIE QUAGLIA criticized the directors for being un­ torney, agreed. “As an attorney. I Hartford Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Walter kids to bring a camera for some of those “Kodak mo­ Chaiiw(»nan Ellen Bums Landers are Suzanne Nelis of Christmas Cove, Maine and I^trick Have you ever felt the urge to just throw a party? and Carol Kulpa of 124 Carriage Drive, Manchester. Her ments.” When the film gets developed, paste the pic­ agreed they would not rule out the Nelis Sr., Reddine. Ri. Well, now’s the perfect time to have one! paternal granc^ents are Stephen and Angeline Skoly of tures on paper and photo-copy a little booklet for possibility of a homeless person SMITH> Matthew Thomas, son of Thomas W. and Yes, now. School’s getting out and you probably Vernon. She has a sister, Kendra Lynne. person. serving on the commission. Karen Stursberg Smith of 7 Lockwood S t, Manchester, won’t see some of your friends all summer. The GRABOW> Melinda Elizabeth, daughter of Kenneth You may need help setting up, so have a friend sleep But Naab said he was thinidng was bom June 8,1991 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. weather’s also fine for a barbecue, swim party, etc. over the night before the party and help you mnlf<» more about a first-time homeowner G. and Debbi L. Grabow of 53 Lyness St., Manchester, His maternal ^andparents are Eugene and Linnea Just gather up some people, a few tapes, some food, was bom June 2, 1991 at Rockville General Hospital. snack food. Set aside things for everyone to do. Set or a renter. PICKVOUROWHat Stursberg of Windsor. His paternal grandparents are and have a blast! And now your mom can’t complain Her maternal grandmother is frma Sattler of Manchester. a volleyball net, a softball game, etc. Naab also said that if a housing Just Follow These Directions- Thomas and Mary Smith of Newington. about the boys wrecking the house because you’re out­ BOOKS35,000 Hardcovers - 1,0(X) [’aporbacks Her paternal grandparents are Kenneth and Loretta This ye^ I had an open invitation party at Wickham commission is created it might naatMMatUria PHILOPENA, Kimberly Marie, daughter of John F. side! Park I^vilion. I had to charge a minimum fee for the qualify Manchester for some addi­ BfellRYPATCH:;:M' Grabow of Manchester. 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A September wedding is planned. An August 1991 wedding is 345 Canttf (RI. I), UaiKhiattr <47-7077 came here from Magliano, Sobina, Dubaldo Orchestra. planned. Monday - Friday8:30 - 5:30;Thuredaytll8;Saturday8 • 5;Sunday 10 - 3 1 4 —MANCHESTER HERALD, 'niesday, June 18.1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tliesday, June 18,1991—5 OPINION FOCUS J Space undercut Backers Dear Abby Dr. Gott NASA’s visionary plan to build an orbiting outpost in PEOPLE space suffered a major setback when a House appropria­ Abigail Van Buren tions subcommittee recently voted unexpectedly to seeking ■ An appeals court mled that Rock Hudson’s Peter Gott, M.D. eliminate $2 billion the Bush administration had re­ lover, Marc C hrist!^ is entitled to a $5 million jury quested for the project. The panel’s action places the fu­ award because of his fear of contracting AIDS from ture of the space station Freedom in jeopardy. the actor. u After being on the losing side of a 6-3 vote to kill the choice Lump in breast; “In the case at bench, we deal with the ultimate in space station. Rep. Robert Walker. R-Ra.. noted that the personal horror — the fear of a slow, agonizing, cer­ Drugs, good diet move undercuts “our entire manned space program.” tain death,” the court said Monday. The subcommittee’s chairman. Rep. Bob Traxler. D- By JACK ANDERSON fear in her heart A jury ruled in 1989 that Hudson had engaged in Mich.. declared that “the station is out imless I get sub­ and DALE VAN ATTA ______“outrageous conduct” in concealing his AIDS diag­ relieve ulcers stantially more money” for other programs. nosis from Christian, his lover for two years. Christian said he learned Hudson was sick only a The central issue surrounding the space station is WASHINGTON — With fewer and DEAR ABBY: I recently felt a lump in my breast. It DEAR DR. GOTT: Are there any new treatments for few months before his death in 1985 at age 58. whether the United States should continue to have a fewer reasons to back the more obvious doem t really hurt but I know it’s there. I stand a very duodenal ulcers? Christian, 38, who has tested negative for the human presence in space. candidates to run against a formidable good chance of having cancer because my mother passed DEAR READER: There are several ways to treat Critics of the space station contend that manned mis­ AIDS virus, said he will give some of the money to duodenal ulcers, sores that form inside the iqiper small N George Bush next year, many away five years ago with breast cancer. charity. sions are unnecessary, that robots and probes can per­ Democratic contributors are looking intestine from excessive stomach acid. Right now, I m trying to handle it on my own, but I’m “I have several charities in mind,” he said. “Basi­ form nearly any task an astronaut can. lliis same argu­ elsewhere. Years ago, the only therapy was frequent milk and gettmg cross and downright hateful with my husband and cally, people need the money. People with AIDS.” ment was made three decades ago against the Apollo Conventional wisdom is that Gov. children. I love them dearly. I know this can’t go on cream feedings. This material neutralized gastric acid. manned missions to the moon. Mario Cuomo of New Yoik, Sen. Jay forever. Ellis Horvitz, attorney for the Hudson estate, said Subsequently, antacids (such as Maalox. Riopan and • the estate probably will appeal. Today, though, few Americans would argue with the Rockefeller of West Virginia and Sen. Gelusil) superseded the milk and cream. These agents I w atch^ my mother die a very slow and painful ■ Howard Cosell returned to the air at ABC radio view tlut the maimed lunar landings were among the Lloyd Bentsen of Texas are the only ^ t ^ but just the thought of going to a doctor scares me. were more palatable, more effective and did not add un­ greatest feats in the history of science and human ex­ for the first time since his cancer surgery June 10. 1 potential candidates who can raise On the other hand, if I do go to a doctor and he says it’s necessary cholesterol to the body. ploration. If a robot had taken the place of Neil “Hello again everyone, this is Howard Cosell,” the enough “seed money" by the end of the cancer, he might have to remove my breast, and if he Later, the treatment of duodenal ulcers was Armstrong’s walk in the lunar dust, the human value of year to mount a decent campaign. sports broadcaster told listeners as usual Monday. revolutionized by the introduction of H2 blockers, drugs does. I’m scared my husband might not love me “As many of you know, I am recovering from a the Apollo program would have been considerably Democratic strategists say that a can­ anymore, or he might leave me. that actually shut off the production of excess stomach recent surgical procedure, and in the process there is diminished. didate must have at least $5 million by What should I do? acid. Such drugs include Pepcid, Tagamet and Zantac. no way I can name all of you or thank you, the Tha Auoclatad Press The House panel’s vote caught NASA officials off then and another $10 million after that to When used with antacids, these prescription medicines — SCARED TO DEATH hundreds of you, who have sent me good wishes, MARTINA SUED — Martina Navratilova guard. carry him or her through the nomination are almost always effective. DEAR SCARED: Do not wait another minute! Call flowers and all of the rest, except to say I am eternal­ Last year, NASA administrator Richard Truly was told process. won a continuance on Friday for a deposi­ At present, several experimental drugs are being tested your doctor. Tell him exacUy what you have told me, and ly grateful and it’s good to be back.” by Traxler and other leaders in Congress that the agency But some Democratic money bags and make an appointment to see him as soon as possible. tion requested by her former companion, and, I am sure, will be released soon. In addition, some needed to scale back its design for the Freedom outpost fund-raisers are throwing their lot in with Cosell, 73, had a malignant tumor removed from research scientists have discovered that a bacterial infec­ Early detection has saved the lives of many with cancer. his chest. Judy Nelson. Nelson is suing the tennis to reduce its cost and ensure continued funding. In Sen. T(Hn Haikin of Iowa on the grounds tion may cause (or contribute to) ulcer formation. This Don’t think of anything except getting to your doctor for ■ M artin Sheen is adding domestic violence to champion for half the assets accrued since March, NASA came through with a scaled-down version. that a credible run by him would not hurt an examination immediately. finding has led to the cautious suggestions of antibiotic his causes, which include nuclear disarmament and they began living together in July 1984. The action shaved $8 billion from the station’s projected the party, and that he may have a better I am sorry you didn’t sign your name, because I want therapy for ulcer patients who fail to respond to the more price tag of $37 billion. Only two months later, however, chance than some of the bigger names. the homeless. traditional measures. very much to talk to you. Please write again after you’ve The star of the films “Apocalypse Now” and Traxler’s subconunittee zeroed out the project. Some wealthy Democrats are donating seen the doctor. I want to stay in touch with you. American Foundation for AIDS Research. Even with prescription treatmenL however, patients NASA bears some responsibility for the Freedom’s “Samaritan: The Mitch Snyder Story” was in Beth­ She also urged the world’s richer countries to* with ulcers should eschew alcohol, caffeine and nicotine cash to an “exploration” by Haikin and DEAR ABBY: After nearly 10 years of marriage, I high initial costs, because the agency originally tried to lehem, Pa., Monday making a public service video “reach out with help and human compassion” to help — all Of which stimulate gastric secretions. With dietary making promises of big money if he told my husband I was leaving. Before I even found a m ^ e the space station all things to all people. NASA ad­ titled “Children of the Lie.” stop AIDS in the Third World. counseling and modem medical therapy, the vast decides to make a run for it place JO move to, he kicked me out. After I relocated, we ministrators felt such a plan was necessary to generate Bethlehem was chosen because it’s home to Turn­ The grants will go to a health education program in majority of duodenal ulcers can be healed and patients Planning plan changes Their view is that if President Bush started seeing each other again, and within a week, we sufficient support from the space industry, the scientific ing PoinL a shelter for victims of domestic violence. Uganda, AIDS prevention projects in Zaire, Nigeria committed some irreparable goof be­ were back where we started — fighting. returned to good health. community and Congress. ■ Back pain forced Prince Charles to cancel all and Tanzania and a study of AIDS awareness among DEAR WI. GOTT: I’m a 26-year-old female with You’ll have to excuse me if I’m a little tween now and the election, or became They say there’s a very fine line between love and The early result was that NASA created an unwieldy happen. You ride ’em where they take but one public appearance this month. university students in Ethiopia. stomach problems. When I become emotionally upset, I pensive today. Jerry is leaving, and we’re suddenly ill, Harkin would stand as good hme. I still don’t know which side I’m on. I have filed for and uimecessarily expensive project. As recently as last you, you get off, you paddle b a ^ out The 42-year-old heir to the throne has a degenera­ regurgitate and there is always blood present in the all felling a little blue around here. a chance as the better-known candidates divorce, but I feel lonely and hurt. He was fantastic in ■ Farmer Vermont Gov. Madeleine Kunin and year. Freedom was to be a 508-foot, 300-ton sUncture there and you catch the next one. Sure, tive disc, his surgeon. Dr. John Webb, said Monday. vomitus. Is this serious, and w h^ would you suggest? You probably don’t know Jerry, but you’re always hoping for the perfect against a politically wounded Bush or a bed, and just the thought of being intimate with another performance artist Anna Deavere Smith are among that could accommodate eight astronauts. Much of the “In the last five weeks he has suffered severe back 45 women appointed to fellowships at the Mary In­ DEAR READER: hi susceptible individuals, extreme you might be lucky enough to Imow wave where you can get, like, you know, runner-iq) Dan (^ y le . That assumes man nauseates me. Also, why risk AIDS for sex that may construction was to have taken place in space, requiring pain. He has struggled on, as is his wonL which is ag­ graham Bunting Institute at Radcliffe College. stress can lead to nausea and vomiting. Because gastric someone just like him. He’s been the totally tubulv. But until that happens, Harkin would have a running mate who not be any good? 34 separate shuttle flights. was able to draw significant votes to the gravating it. He is just not getting better,” Webb said. The awards aimounced Monday are for study and acid is often regurgitated, with the stomach contents, heart and soul of the office for a couple you just take ’em the way they come. I Abby, after 10 years, I wouldn’t even know how to act “He must rest. If he ignores he may need surgery.” Now the agency favors an orbiting platform 300 feet of decades, combining exemplary profes­ ticket research at the institute, a center for advanced studies slight bleeding may occur because of irritation of the mean, it’s not like we’re trying to nail on a date. I can’t live with him, but I can’t live without Buckingham Palace said Charles’ sole engagement long, with accommodations for only four astronauts. And sional skills and integrity with a genuine­ An intriguing idea in the minds of by women scholars. Stipends range from $23,(X)0 to delicate esophagus. This slight bleeding, by itself, i6 much of the smaller structure can be assembled on Earth, Jell-O to a tree, you know what I mean?" him. Is this normal for someone who has just split up. or is a march here Friday honoring British forces in the ly sweet nature and genUe disposition. In some financial backers is that Virginia do I need help? $30,000, usually of no consequence. thus requiring 11 fewer shuttle flights to construct and I’m not exa^y sure, but I think Chris Persian Gulf War. terms of clouL he could swing an awful­ Gov. Douglas Wilder would make the Kunin served three terms as Vermont governor. At Having said this. I’d like to emphasize that bleeding thereby saving billions of dollars. was saying that life is a series of events — IN LIMBO IN TACOMA ■ Elizabeth Taylor said the AIDS research or­ from the intestinal tract is never normal and could reflect ly big bat if he wanted to, but he’s never best vice Residential running mate for DEAR IN LIMBO: Not.being able to live with or Radcliffe she will write about environmental topics The future of human space travel could hinge on — both good and bad — that just sort of ganization she founded will give $300,0(X) to and women in politics. a serious underlying disorder, such as peptic ulcer or been all that interested in position or hai^ien. No matter how deft your- or­ almost any of the Democrats except without someone is an old refrain I hear often. And the whether lawmakers continue to support construction of Rockefeller (because their states are programs to fight the disease in Africa. Smith is associate professor of drama at Stanford chronic inflammation of the stomach lining. prestige. He just wants to do his job, and ganizational skills, there will always be love/hate ambivalence is as old as the hills. Your feelings Taylor also said Monday during an international the freedom space station. If funding is not restored for to do it superbly well. Beyond that, he’s neighbors). University and associate director of acting at the Therefore, I urge you to check this out with your doc­ 1992, the decline of America’s spaee program is likely to life-influencing factors over which you are normal — and you do need help. Get professional AIDS conference that she will go to Indonesia in big on reflecting light and allowing “Doug has already devalued Jesse American Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco. tor. At the very least, you should have an upper GI series accelerate. have no control. The truly successful counseling. If money is a problem for you, check with August to launch the Asia program of her group, the (special X-rays of your upper gastrointestinal tract) to others to shine. (Jackson) in the black community,” one your local YWCA and ask if they offer free counseling. She plans to create a performance piece on Boston. San Diego (Calif.) Union person expects the unexpwted, and is identify the cause of your symptoms. Like me, for instance. Jerry is a gifted prepared to make adjustments should the major fund-raiser told us. “Doug would journalist, far more experienced and in- n e ^ arise — as it almost always does. get all Of Jesse’s black supporters si^tful than I, and wo^d probably have That doesn’t mean you don’t keep trying without alienating most whites.” Jackson enjoyed writing this column. But instead is not a team player, and for that reason, JOSEPH WALKER to make all your dreams come true. It of jealousy protecting his turf, he was in­ just means that when things come up that the Democrats will never back him. TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1991— PRIME TIME______Berry's World strumental in the decision to hire me, and disruption determines, to a great degree, aren’t exactly in your plan, you work The Democrats would love to put Gen. has been among my most constant sup­ our happiness in life. But how do we do your way around them — and then you Colin POwell, chairman of the Joint I CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 . 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 porters. He even tries to make me look that? Philosophers have considered the can move on. Chiefs of Staff, on a tickeL as the black O V E R T H E AIR CHANNEL' 5 : better by editing the column weekly, question for centuries, and their respon­ Of course, some bumps along the road with the most political appeal. But they spring you from a vast assortment of ses have been varied. According to the doubt whether they could persuade him N tim g CBS N iw a Inside Entertain­ Raacuo 911 A woman Is Movie: “Miracle Landing” (1990, Drama) Wayne N e w tg Artanio Natl Actress Party Instant Entortain- News (R) g M ghtw atch of life are a little to u re r to take than NETWORK-CB8 (In Stereo) g Edition ment trapped In a burning car: Rogers. Connie Selleca. (Jrew members aboard a Beverly D'Angelo ( "The Machine RacaU mont misplaced modifiers, dangling participles writer of the Bible book of Ecclesiastes, others. A rained-out picnic, for example, to enter the race. In fact, they’re not even Multicar Tonight two boys are struck by crippled commercial airliner defy the odds In an attempt Miracle"). (In Stereo) g w m iN ia T o n i^ and literacy delusions. comfort can be found in remembering is easier to cope with thim the sudden sure where his political sentiments lie. W F 8 B 0 plleup Charter flight lightning. (R) (In Stereo) g to safely land their plane. Based on a true story. 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And while we’re all thankful heaven.” Kahlil Gibran urged his lis­ yet ever needful,” said philosopher of the sorry state of New Yoik’s finances. “ Roomies' Filmore High uses home depressed In Bangkok Is disrupted by that it’s something Jerry is excited abouL teners to “let today embrace the past with Thomas Carlyle. “And if memory have That is all too reminiscent of the recent W T N H 0 Sam moves Is in danger. pregnancy about the sudden arrival of TONIGHT off campus. g______lest. (R) g Christine, g McMurphy. (In Stereo) g that doesn’t make it any easier to say remembrance, and the future with long­ its force and worth, so also has hope.” economic fall of Massachusetts under the INDEPENDENT Cosby W ho'atho K a to S A Ilio Major League Baaobalt: Cincinnati Reds at New York Mets. From Shea Stadium. iN e w tg Switch It Takts a Thiff Comedy Joa Paid 1 Paid 1 goodbye to a dear fhends and trusted ing.” A friend of mine who works for the We’re going to miss Jerry when he’s last Democratic candidate for president. W W O R Q th o w g B oaaTg 0 (Live) "T o n i^ Franklin 'Program P io o ra n 1 colleague. Gov. Michael Dukakis, whose name is INDEPENDENT government is fond of reminding his fel­ gone — just like you’ll miss that H ip p y Days Happy Daya Odd Couple Cheers g Movie: “Alcatru: The Whole Shocking Story" iNaws Cheers g Hoiwy- Odd Couple Ijaffarsons iNawa (R) 1Movio: “Mother Lode” 1 ASK DICK KLEINER W P I X I D “Best Man" Life has a way of throwing these curve low bureaucrats that “survivability graduate, that neighbor or that newly now unspeakable in Democratic circles. (1980, Drama) (Part 2 of 21 Michael Beck. Tellv Savalas. mooiMfS Q (1982) Chariton Heston. 1 balls at us. Just when we start to get depends upon adaptability.” married friend. But rather than dwell on They see Cuomo, in a run against Cosby Crowing Cosby Major League Batoball: Cincinnati Reds at New York Mets. From Shea Stadium. Odd Couple Mama's Jo fferto n t Good Ufo: Wild, Wild W att "Night of (Off Air) comfortable with a person, a place or a And then there’s Chris, the California Bush, carrying New York but not INDEPENDENT Show Paina Ben Show B.B. (Live) "Myrna's Family Vint A Getting the Jack O'Diamonds the sadness of our parting, we’ll focus in­ Vanessa gets Mike's King guest Debut" wins talent playground Yours West and Gordon battle situation, something comes along to alter surf-rat, who once told me that the stead on our hopes for a brighter future California and Texas, the other two states w T x x esi auditions lor paper route. stars. (In Myrna wants contest. IS In danger. bandits to recover a prize DICK drum major. S te re o )g the recipe. A terrific neighbor moves answer to all life’s problems can be — for him and for us. with big electoral votes. Cuomo also to be a star. g______stallion. away. Someone in the family graduates. summed up in four words: “Go with the would probably lose the South and pos­ KLEINER NETWORK-NBC News NBC News W heel o l Joopardyl Movie: “Brotherhood of the Roto" (1989. Drama) 1 Law A Order (R) (In N ew t iToniglit Show Jay Leno Lata Night With David (O ff Air) And then we’ll go out and make it W W L P @ a______Fortune g lg _____ (Part 2 of 2) Robert MItchum. (In Stereo) □ S te re o )g with Rhythm Tribe. Lattarm an (In Stereo) A special friend marries someone we flow.” happen — until our plans change. Again. sibly Florida. PUBUC Wild Buainast MacNoil/Uhror Nova “Back to Chernobyl ' Moyara/Spocial Report: jP.O.V. (Season Premiere) g jOut of (Off Air) 1 don’t get along with very well. The fami­ “It’s like surfing,” Chris explained. “I Joseph Walker is a bishop in the And Boitsen did not even come close W E D H m A m oricao Report N aw shourg Aftor tho War g Shadow to bringing Texas over to the Democrats i B i a ______ly’s principal breadwinner is laid off. mean, it’s not like you can organize the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Knight Ridor “Soul A-Taam "Trouble on Movie: “Destination Tokyo” (1943, Adventure) Cary N ew t 1 Love Lucy Newhan M aryTyfor Dick Van Donna All Nita Movia "Three of a Kind" (1944) Billy Gilbert. Our ability to cope with change and ocean or anything like that. Waves just Saints. when he was on the ticket with Dukakis INDEPENDENT Survivor” A computer whiz W heels" Team Infiltrates a Grant, John Garfield. A submarine captain and a The Joanna and M o m * Ted Dyka Rob Read Donna in 1988. Although he ran a responsible Q. 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Deady, a retired Air Farce Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. This The autocratic Jones, who spent three YCR of an old movie (early *50s) "The Forget- tractors co-directed by Northrop recently lieutenant colonel, told one of the ABE Avangora World of Cruaadoin Biography "Adolf HIHer' Jamoi Brown and Third and Oak: Tha Pool Wink Martindalo at the Biography "Adolf H itter" Ijamoa Brown and Third and Oak: Tha Pool decades as a Northrop senior executive, fall, we wiU go to China on a tour that called “Little Egypt,” with Rhon­ M e-K n o r^ g Survival Europe Friends 1987 concert. Hall Improv (R) iFfionda 1987 concert IR) HaH(R) Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. lost a fierce five-year-long competition numerous congressional hearings held to compiled a personal rectHd of dubious includes a five-day cruise on the Yangtze da Fleming. I assume it is not out jS:4S) llovio: “Chance at Movie: “Frankanitoin” (1931. 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Fighters. ■ The council decided to support them through their adolescence. words to describe his feelings. — ------coach Bob Boland said. “Right now, we’re hitting better “WhenWhen we beat Vittners (10-1) the last time, we came In the other game Monday night at Waddell HeldHeld, the Connecticut Conference of Board of Education member Malcolm Barlow “I’m just glad that we’re out of here,” he said. Z MANCHESTER —^— It was abundantly clear that it will than last year. This is a good team.” out smoking,” Boland explained. “Ever since then, we’ve American Legion nipped Caspers, 3-2. Rich Griffeth waiwas Municipalities in their position that take some doing to unseat Boland Brothers as Town Lit-Lit­ Boland, which collected 13 hits, is off until Saturday been hitting really well. Everyone is swinging the bat the winning pitcher, striking out 14 while Mike BergentjBergenty tax reform must include property tax tietle League champions. u/hpnwhen itit faces thethe ArmvArmy Navv-Ansaldi’sNavy-Ansaldi’s winnerwinner inin aa win-win­ Thino.sThings are are cominu coming touether together.” ” beltedbelted aa tu/n-nintwo-run homerhomer, GrifTeth (jriffeth and and TasonJason CnitanCogan alSCalso T lw following It a list of gradualet from Ghabrial, Kriata Giacopaaal, Elisa Giannan- O'Loughdn, Jennifer Otliell, Mkhede W m er, • reform. The council resolved to con­ Manchatitr High School, which hakf lit com- tonio, Mkhaal GllbarL Chriatina Gill, Rebecca Christopher Parent, Jeff Paris, W endy Boland, champions of the National League with only ner’s bracket game at 1 p.m. at Leber. Chris Duffy drove in a pair of runs with a double in hit well. Ryan BuzzcII played well defensively. tact legislative leadership to express mancemant axardtat Monday avaning. Girard, AMbar GIraidIn, Darren Goddard, Parkany, Veronica Parker, Bobbi Jo Pariato, % one blemish (a 1-0 loss to Vittners) in 17 outings, Hre Hghters face Sunny Side Up in a loser’s bracket the second. Leading 11-0, Boland added five more runs Chris McCreary and Wes Schofield hit well in defeat its support for CCM on the issue. Eric Albart, Lala al HabathI, Robart Andar- Robart Gold, Owayne Goldtion, Mkhella GoR, Jennifbr Palnode, Jill PMigrinelU, Matthew received a first-round bye in the 12-team double elimina­ game Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at Leber. in the fourth, highlighted by Krajewski’s two-run double while Joey Erardi, Mike Pemberton and Mike Johnson ■on, Kavin Andrawt, Jannicha Atkaland, Alyala Gould, Richard Gould, Amy Graff, Perry, Terrance Perry, Ginger Patzdd, David ~ TammI Atkina, Jataica Aucoin, Mark Autiin, Byron Graalorax, Jaffray Grote, Sandno R. Phillips, Virakona Phommasith, Marybsth - tion tourney before facing Hre Hghters Monday night at The Hrst four Boland batters got hits. to right field. also played well. ■ Tbwn Manager John Elsesser Linda Baak, .lamaa Barbalo, Troy Bamaa, Cuachkne, Kevin Gueratia, Audra GuNIkaon, Piano, Rebecca PIdlak, Derek Reroe, Megan ^ Leber Held. Boland's leadoff hitter Mike Prindiville had two of his Fu-e Fighters, which collected five hits off Boland’s Legion, which earned a first-round bye, meets the. Vit- notified the council that 2.2 acres of Matthaw Barrara, Laah Baataracha, Daborah Tro y GuntuHa, Kavin Hale, David HamHton, Rnard, Kevin PIsch, Aviva Ravin, Eben W. Z The ‘fire’ was doused in a hurry. three hits in the first, along with an RBI. Andy Moran due of Helin and Moran, averted the shutout in the sixth. tners-POlice Union wiimer Saturday at 1 p.m. at Waddell. land between the town landfill and Batiia, Jorg Batiar, Scott M. Baualian, Shariat Chritdna Hanaon, Sean Hart, Tracy Hart, Kris­ Rase, r%irick Pollock, Sarah Marta Rioie, - Bazamora, Mkhaal Baaulau, Kany Balch, tin Harnett, Lauren Haatey, Debra Hannaquin, Stacy Ann Rida, John R>wal, Matthaw C. ~ Sending 11 batters to the plate in the bottom of the (two hits, two RBI) had a run-scoring triple while John Matt Brown (two hits) singled and went to third base on Caspers faces the Lawyers in a loser’s bracket game the sewage treatment plant is for Matthew Balchar, Patricia Banilo, Karry Bar- Jakna Hernandez, Lauren Hickey, Charles Prignano, Thomas Provencal, Darek Pryput- • first inning, Boland exploded for eight runs en route to a Helin (two hits, three RBI) added an RBI single. Dan an error. A sacrifice fly by Tony Godi plated Brown. Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. at Leber. sale, the council decides to pur­ niar, Bruca Anthony BarzanaM, Chrlatian Blau, Hkking, David A. Hoagland, Richard Hodge, niawicz, Christopher Pugdaae, Jodi Punris, * chase the land, Elsesser advised Andrea Biaaonnaaa, Luka Bhtnar, Robart M. Jennifer Hoffman, Julie Holmat, Karan M. Hol- Joseph Quinn, Jason RawKnitis, Christopher ^ Blanchard, Ranaa C . Blank, Gary Blaako, Bar­ maa, Meredith P. Hoatattar, Suzanne M. Redd, John Reed, David Rentlsr, Laurie -r members to be aware of possible fu­ nard Blazya Jr., Sonja Boiavart Juatln Bolduc, Houda, Vsllaria Huckha, Daniel Hud, Jamas Hspdl, Chari R k h ^, Jason Rkhar, Scott I ture threats to the water supply from Staven Borgld^ Stephen BotUoelo, Ka^n E. Jackson, Tail Jamaidt, Davon Jeffaraon, Car­ Rkigroae, Victoria Rialay, Joseph Romeo, Botlomley, Mkhaal Bourque, Robart Bovaa, rie Janaan, Scott Jantorv, Philip C. Jewan Jr., Langston continues success; material in the landfill. John Rossetti, Jannifar Rothman, Stacy Shannon Bowen, John H. Bowman, Robart Laura Johannas, Robart Johnson, William Rouleau, A i^ Roy, LaTolya Rozatta Ter­ Bozk Jr., Liaa Brand, Nancy Bray, David Johnson, Tanmy Johnslon, Mkhella Jol^, rance Ruefcay, Stacy Russell, Michael Russo, ■ The council recommended that Breton, JannHar Brindial, Amanda Brown, Gary Jonas, Jaaon Jonas, Keith Jonas, Jaf­ Andrew Sale, Scott Salonen, Christopher..; the town water ^ club contact the Ryan Brown, Tina Bnimbach, Andrew Buo- fray Bangt Joalin, Randy Julian!, Sean Sampson, Daisy Santiago, Matthew Sass, Harris can’t break his slump state D^artm ent of Environmental dno, Chriatina Bukowaki, Janet Buman, AMy Kaanan, Wiliam Kaaver, Nicola Kels^, San­ MIchalla Sauari Kannaih Saunders,' Rhonda ^ Burnham, Megan Burnt, Susan Buahnall, dhi Kkn, Joseph King, Amy Jaanna Kohut, Savikinia, Lwirie Ann Scadan, Amy Schack, before giving way to Mark Eich- “It was a five-inning game,” Bos­ Protection’s Boating Safety Division Donna Buaiara, David Cain, John Carlin, Sean Rebecca Kolpkiski, Jason Kozluiwski, Elaine Winiam Schaidaman, Kathleen Schuetz, Brian By DAVE O ’HARA CarSn, Scott Carlton, Jonathan Carfyon, Haidi Kiytlowkz, EHzabath Kulpla, Tina P. LaBrack, ton manager Joe Morgan said. to find out whether the club needs Schwarz, Marc Sears, Derek Shambarger, The Associated Press hom, who was replaced with two additirmal insurance. In the judg­ Carpa, David Cwr, Mkhaal H. Cwriar, Marc Lori Lallbena, Rebecca A. Lamoureaux, Jen- Caryn Shannon, Kathlaan Shells, KeUy Lyn • outs in the eighth by Bryan Harvey. “They got the breaks in their fifth Cataano, Chrtaiophar Chaiaaon, Khantaly nifar LaPolnie, Mkhaal Larkin, Brett Lassen, Shepard, K im b^ Judith Shep^, Stuart ; and they made them count. Hairis ment of the town attorney, the club’s Chanthavong, Amy Chappall, Kriatan Marlin Lawrence, Todd Lawrence, Scott SharreB, Cheryl'Sherwood, Amy Shumaker, BOSTON - California’s Mark The Angels’ closer retired four bat­ insurance is not sufficient in today’s Challatorp, John Chaon, Jennifer Clark, Labnin, Rkhard Lalbla Jr., Ranaa Lemiaux, Timothy Shumaker, Victoria Simmons, Langston is in the middle of a ters in a row for his 16th save. pitched a good game, but Langston legal climate. Natalia Clavalta, MaSaaa Conda, MIchalla Mkhaal Lanahan, Michala Leviria, Adore Lkn- Michelle Simpson, Shari L. Sima, Deanna Harris allowed seven hits in seven and their other guys (Eichhom and Connelly, David Connor, Chriatina Convaraa, bergar. Karri Lindland, Katelyn Lindstrom, SIrois, Daniel W . Smith, David Smith, Jennifer dramatic turnaround after a dismal to : Harvey) were too tough.” NIgal Cooper, Laurie Cormier, Shawna Coul- Jannifar Long, Marianna Loto, Jennifer Loven, Smith, Stephanie Smith, Tameka Smith, * 1990 season. And Boston’s Greg innings and equalled a career high ■ Elsesser told the council of an lard, Orvlla Cousins, Bryan Covansky, Jaoay Andrea Luqua, Jasska Ludn, Danny Mahaux, Theresa SnarshI, Lisa Snyder, Christopher. I Morgan said Harris is having a Harris is looking for a similar cure with nine strikeouts without issuing alternative plan to closing Plains Zoo Cowlaa, Andraw Cox, Rodney Crockan, Kriatan Mahoney, Llaa Mandavilla, Zorina Soares, Sarah Spak, Paul Spiegel, Karen a walk. However, he couldn’t escape tough season. Road to traffic, so spectators can Nora Anna Crowlay, Kathy Cumbarbatch, Maitijn, Mkhaal Martin, Jennifer Maaaon, Kim­ Stankjnas, JuHa Stansliald, J o s a ^ Patrick IZ to his 1991 fortunes. Jamaa Curry, Jannifar Cyr, Kriatan Leigh Cyr, berly Lynn Mauro, Mark Mazzeo, Kady McCaf­ trouble in the fifth, when he was “It’s just one of those years for safely view Little League games. Stephenson, Kathryn Stern, Holly Stone, - “Last year was just a bad season,” Marjoria Debate, Chrtatophar Dancoaaa, Uv frey, Mandi McCavanagh, Mard McCavanagh, Brigatta Stuart, Heather Sullivan, Jeffrey ~ hurt by Dick Schofield’s bunt single Harris,” Morgan said. “He pitches Rve concrete temporary tarriers Dargin, Diaira Davia, Ranaa Dacallaa, Marcua Jannifar MoCubray, Jamaa McDonald, Kyaa J. Sweet, Kathryn Szotak, Michael Talaga, Z Langston said Monday night after and Luis Polonia’s pop fly single good and it seems things don’t turn have been borrowed from the town DeforatL Jaaon L. DaJoannIt, Thomaa F. McDonough, Shona McGee, Gary McGrath, Maishia Tappin, Dennis Tarldona, Jacqueline improving his record to 9-2 as the DeMao Jr., Jaaon DIatarla, Shelly DIatarta, Heidi McHugh, Todd McKee, Maureen Tedford, Matthew Theriault, Angela Thomas,;^ out so good for him.” of Columbia and will be erected in Angels snapped a four-game losing which broke a scoreless tie. Roy Owen DWey Jr. Jaaon Dixon, Kabo Dixon, Madina, Robin Maleako, Chriaiophar Mena, Sharon Thomas, Stephan Thompson, Erik t Harris, who had a 13-9 record last Despite the loss, the Red Sox won the road between the traffic and the Th « Aaaoeiatwl Pr*M Jennifer Dodd, Ruaaall Douglaat, Donald Todd Mandanhal, Wlmdy Metcalf, Meredith streak with a 4-2 victory over the Thorensen, Elizabeth THorstenson, Lynn Til- ▼ year after being moved from the their third series in a row, and spectators. BRAZILIAN SHOWDOWN — Brazilian President Fernando Dubaldo, Chriatina Duguay, Kriatina Dul- Meyers, Michele Mezritz, Paul James lotaon, MIchella TIHotson, Lori Todd, Mkhaei Red Sox. bargar, JUIa Ann Dunn, Rebecca DuponL Mkhaud, Nicola Michala, Mkhaal Mllazzo, Tomeo, Krisb'n Trombley, John Tucker, U sa r -’ bullpen, was tagged for five hits, in­ retained the AL East lead by per­ Conor, center, extends a hand to U.S. officials as he arrives “I’m just having a tough time and If the barriers are effective during Nicola Eaaton, Brian EckUom, Suaan Ediund, Paul Mllon, Matthaw Miner, Rebecca Lynn Turak, Amy Vhil, Victoria Vail, Stephanie I cluding Wally Joyner’s two-run centage points over idle Toronto. in Washington Monday. Today Collor is meeting with Presi­ Jaunka Edwarda, WVlia Edwarda, Shannon Mlaaga, Brian Molloy, Tyra Monteiro, K l m b ^ Vblade, Michael Vareslo, Chriatina Varvem, > can’t get any breaks,” said Harris, this season’s iqicoming playoffs, the Ellington, April Engllaby, Todd Erkkaon, “That’s all you can look at it,” Moore, Elian Moriarty, Jannifar B. Morris, Mat­ Stacy Vasko, Sarah Vsnezia, Keliia Vsnnart, ** whose record slipped to 2-7 as the double and Dave I^rkers RBI single town will purdiase its own barriers dent Bush and commerical bankers and is expected to seek Ntoda Ewbtga, Pater Fail^, Karri Fay, Eric thew Morrissey, Wesley Morton, Ned D. Moul­ Jam es Vend, Michael Vibberts, Kelly Volsine, I in the decisive fifth. said Greenwell, who had two hits in Fatlig, Angela Fiango, Daniel Fine, Malania ton, Tara Moynitan, Dean Mozalaski, amy Red Sox failed in a bid for their first fw next year’s season. debt relief and better trade terms. Anne Marie Wbrd, Karri Wbtaon, Sarah Whin- - Langston, 10-17 in 1990, didn’t extending his hitting streak to nine Finkbain, Am y Fitting, Jannifar Fitzpatrick, Munaal, Prisdla A. Musio, John Mutchak, nam, Karan WNia, Jenna Wilkie, Tantoa WII- ~ four-game series sweep of the An­ Mkhala Fleury, Mark Florae, DIardra Flynn, Jamaa Myers, Linda Naumac, Erika Nelaon, games with a pair of singles. “You llama, Laura Willoughby, Dina L. Wilson, gels since 1980. allow a hit until Mike Greenwell led Meghan Fbky, Mkhaal Forcuod, Gerald For­ Jasskii Nevki, Lawrence Nevina, AUison New­ Jonathan Winalski, Stacey Wbidish, Peter -* off the fifth with a looping single to can’t think about trying to win 25 in Th« Asaociatad Pr«M tier, Pamela Fortune, Krittin Fotta, Stacey man, Erik Nawlon, Eikhl Nishino, Randall Langston, who has won eight of WisnieckI, Danuta U. Wblk-Lanlewski, Bonny; Z a row. You just want to win series. REACHING — Red Sox catcher Tony Pena, left, reaches but can’t tag California’s Luis FrancoNna, Monica Fraaoona, Sara GajawaW, Norria, Sean Nouria, Slavan Nowak, DAvid Wood, Lisa Vtferaley, Brian W ry, Michael » his last nine decisions after going left-center. Ellis Burks followed S ite From Page 1 Chrlatophar Gallagher, Karri Ann Gallo, Noyaa, Jason Oatway, Brian Rusaall Oboraki, \bung, James Zllo^ Carrie Zimmerman, X And we had a good series, beating Polonia during fifth-inning action from their game Monday night at Fenway park. Th e Angels 1-1 in his four starts, allowed six with a double to left and Jack dark Michael Gargiulo, Moly Gary, Douglat Gaa- Daniel O'Connell, Lea F. OX^onnor, Allda Lyn Keith Zingler. with a two-run single to center. them three out of four.” kHI, Bryan Qanovaaa. Carrie Gentila, Chriatina O'Hara, Cynthla-Lynn Oliver, Mary Ellen hits and two runs in seven innings won, 4-2. At a public meeting in Com­ the ball field and offered shade to unanimously to freeze funding for munity IW l, residents had expressed any supervising adults. She also the men’s softball league until mem­ concerns over the proposed plays- remind^ the residents that the In­ bership dues are paid. Champagne flows for Stewart after a little bit of wet luck cape location in Hetrick Memorial land Wetlands Commission sug­ “It’s running $2,500 short,” said Sm okers From Page 1 Park. Hie residents feared its place­ gested the site be moved to dry land, Morra. “That’s not what a self-sup­ in 1927. “It tested your patience. It stroke against him, he chipped out to suck it up and hit your golf shot.” ment, a few feet from the park ac­ SO feet from its original location. porting program is supposed to do.” By STEVE WILSTEIN pared with those where the mother white children. exposed, 44 percent of Hispanic tested your ability. K test^ your for­ nicely to the green but two-putted Stuck behind the large, intimidat­ cess road, would present an im­ Hrst Selectmen Robert Morra The board also voted to form a The Associated Press had one or more years of college. Hispanic children were less likely children had been, and the propor­ titude. I’m fortunate to be the cham­ for bogey when his first putt from ing tree that leans over the 16th fair­ mediate danger to the small children said he approved .of the la y s c ^ charter revision study committee to About 60 percent of black than ncm-Hispanic children to have tion dropped to 40 percent for pion.” 3|/2 feet lipped the cup and spun out. way, Stewart began his charge by who will use the playground. location and agreed with other study any possible changes in the CHASKA, Minn. - Champagne, children had been exposed to been exposed. While 51 percent of Mexican-American children. - Stewart rapped his knuckles on a Meanwhile, Stewart was showing lofting his second shot over the They were also concerned the selectmen that, parents should super­ courtesy of Oiamp ftyne, flowed Town Charter. smoke, compared with 49 percent of non-Hiipanic children had ever been more emotion than usual as the branches and putting it 20 feet from {xoposed playscape was far from the vise their children. after the U.S. Open, but plain water table and said the greens were that With recently elected selectmen match wore on, dropping his putter the pin. Then he read the green per­ baseball field, therefore adults their The added L-shaped fence will made the difference. hard. taking office July 1, the board in disgust a few times and kicking fectly and sank the ball to put all the could not easily supervise children. provide a hairier between the Plays- There would have been no bubb­ “If the greens were like this all decided to postpone any decision to pressure on Simpson. Defending the site location, ly, no tears of joy streaming down week long, even-par would have run his iron after going ove^ the green c^ie and the road, and the gravel study school regionalization. Simpson simply couldn’t handle Noreen Carpenter, one of the plays- ^yne Stewart’s face, if his tee shot away with it,” he said. “It was a into the rough on the 8th to set up a path is intended to provide access “It is only s^o p riate,” Morra it, three-putting to bogey the hole c ^ ’s chief fund-raisers, said it was from the playground only. on No. 8 in the playoff Monday grind out there.” bogey. said. “And we n e ^ more informa­ They drew back to a tie at 2-over for the third day in a row and the chosen proposely to be away from In other business, the board voted tion.” hadn’t plunked into a pond, struck a Stewart, who held or shared the shallow rock and popped back out lead each day, jumped ahead in the on the 10th as Simpson missed a fourth time in five rounds here. onto dry land. playoff as Simpson bogeyed the first putt for par from 4 feet. Simpson’s final undoing came two holes to pick up where he left Stewart reclaimed the lead briefly moments later when his tee shot R eal Security... He might still be playing with off Sunday, when he bogeyed two of when Simpson bogeyed the 13th by bounced off a grassy knoll and into P ensions From Page 1 Scott Simpson, each of them trying the last three. three-putting from 45 feet, but gave the water. He took the penalty and to cope with the vagaries of wind­ But Simpson evened the match it back on the 14th with a bogey to saved bogey with superb chip shot Simpson’s birdie on a 20-foct putt onto the green that he putted in. pension plans acros: the country and managers of that ‘Tm not sacriftcing any yield and I’m helping people WITHIN THE REACH OF blown, sun-baked Hazeltine Nation­ with a brilliant approach shot from from the fringe. “Obviously, I’m pretty disap­ cash constantly are looking for places to invest it until who ordinarily can’t get money together to buy their own al, if Simpson’s tee shot on No. 17 the light rough along the fairway on . Another bogey by Stewart on the pointed, especially after being ahead beneficiaries begin making claims. home or can’t get money together to pay for those educa­ had not ricocheted into a tiny water No. 5 that settled 3 feet from the Harold A. Mackinney Jr., who does much of that in­ R eal P eople. trap. pin. He knocked the ball in for a bir­ 15th — his four bogeys this round and then losing,” Simpson said. “I tion costs,” she said. probably wouldn’t have been as dis­ vesting as chairman and chief executive ofrlcer of Fleet- A Pennsylvania state teachers’ pension fund is invest­ ‘To win championships, you have die, while Stewart made a bogey-5 was one less than he had in the previous four days — put him down appointed if I just got snuffed out.” Norstar Investment Advisers in Providence, estimated ing in a shopping mall in economically distressed Scran­ to have some good breaks,” said after hooking his second shot into there is $3 trillion in the combined funds, equivalent to Stewart, who celebrated in a style the rough beside a bunker and chip­ two strokes with three holes to play Stewart knew then he had the ton, she said. championship within his grasp. the national debt. Della Grotta and Mackinney said they agreed with the reminiscent of the late Champagne ping it short into the sand. — exactly the same place he’d been * tA Tony Lema by wheeling cases of Simpson took a one-snoke lead in their duel Sunday. ^After I hit my first putt down public officials that pension funds might make a good there,” he said, “I told myself, ‘For Catherine Baker Knoll, treasurer of Pennsylvania, said bubbly into his press conference. on No. 7 when he chipped from the “Same song, second verse,” source of ready cash for economic development projects. you to be a champion, you’ve got to too much of that is going overseas. “You have to be more With a little luck and a lot of rough 25 feet from the pin to 4 feet Stewart said. But not always, they warn. Each project has to be stand up there and knock this one in. creative and innovative,” she said. “We’ve got to start measured for the amount it will earn. gutsy golf, Stewart beat Simpson 75 past the cup and made birdie to This time, the ballad of Hazeltine to 77 to claim his second major title. Stewart’s par. Believe you’re going to make it.’ manufacturing and producing in this country.” “There are deals out there that might not turn out to be brought a birdie from Stewart on the Stewart, the 1989 PGA champion, And I did.” Ms. Knoll boasted that Pennsylvania has used state beneficial,” Mackinney said. Stewart’s first lucky break came tough 16th — his first birdie in 30 now is aiming for the British Open holes — and three straight bogeys He talked to himself again on the pension money to fund a college education loan program “We must always keep in mind that the pension fund is on No. 8 when his tee shot struck a and the Masters to complete his goal submerged rock in the pond and by a wilting Simpson. 18 th after blasting out of sand trap for middle-income families and another to help families a business enterprise that must make money,” added of a career (Jrand Slam. popped out onto the rough amid “I don’t think Scott had a mental and hitting into the rough 60 feet buy homes. Della Grotta. . he Arbors is a Lifecare “It wasn’t outstanding golf, but cheers from the huge crowd. thing about those holes,” Stewart from the pin. TlwAaa retirement community, for the golf course was very difficult “When that happened, I said to said. “They’re just tough golf holes. “When I got over my chip shot, I U.S. OPEN CHAMP — Payne Stewart kisses the U.S. Open active adults age 62 and said, ‘You practiced this shot. Stand today,” said Stewart, whose winning myself, ‘Maybe this is your day,’” You get on that 16th hole and you’re trophy after beating Scott Simpson by two strokes in a playoff older, that offers exception­ score was the worst in a U.S. Open Stewart said. seeing water left and water right. up there and execute it, because O p tion From Page 1 Monday at Hazeltine in Chaska, Minn. ally well-designed, lovely playoff since Tommy Armour’s 76 Thankful not, to have a penalty The wind’s blowing. You’ve just got that’s what it’s going to take.’” not continue to handle the vast list ministration declined to give its ap­ which he believes they never should private residences... com­ of services they offer, and that proval. have been involved. plete services and ameni­ i : ^ private contracting could be the No decision on Dibble Fielder gains on McGwire In that situation, he said, Albany Some cities were drawn into ties... emergency and or send in the coupon for answer to providing better service at might have received payment of $30 ownership reluctantly when The Arbors. Transportation In Brief... NEW YORK (AP) — No decision has been NEW YORK (AP) — Cecil Fielder of Detroit lower costs. million and the benefits of a much (xivate-sector companies failed to personal security systems... may be provided within the more information. made on Cincinnati Reds reliever Rob Dibble’s gained on Mark McGwire of Oakland for the = 1 Moreover, he adds, munp'ipalities larger investment by Lockheed to perfoim. But much of the involve­ and a guaranteed health local area. For an appoint­ You owe it to yourself Soccer Club holds tryouts appeal of two suspensions and fines pending starting spot at first base in the latest results of have huge amounts of coital sitting expand the airport and make it ment can be traced to Uncle Sam, care program that ensures ment, please call Jeanine to find out the real value MANCHESTER — Manchester Soccer Club against him by the National League. balloting for the American League All-Star team. idle in the form of investments in profitable as a private enterprise. who early in the century offered you’ll never have to worry is holding tryouts for its fall travel teams on Dibble, who met with NL president Bill Drobiak, Retirement The Arbqrs offers to people Last week, McGwire led by nearly 20,000 water and sanitatirai facilities, and Still another impediment, he grants limited to the public sector. Friday and Sunday at Martin School field White and representatives of the players’ union, about long-term care costs - , just like you. is appealing two disciplinary actions from the perhaps in air and water ports. Sold believes, is the fear of some local Counselor at 647 9343 (boys) and at Charter Oak field (girls). votes. In the latest count. Fielder cut it to to private operators, such facilities elected*officials about stirring the By their nature, cities aren’t during your lifetime. Boys bom on or after Aug. 1,1977-78 should NL. He received a thr^-day suspension and a 12,092. McGwire has 256,612 votes. Fielder might release capital, help resolve geared to making money in a com­ 244429. pot with a controversial proposal I I’d like to know more about the security and affordability contact Mike Denis 646-8262; those bom Aug. $1,000 fine for throwing a pitch behind Hous­ petitive environment. In contrast, budget dilemmas and result in im­ that could cost them votes. They 1, 1978-79 contact Rat Egan 649-0248; bom ton shortstop Eric Yelding on April 11, and a ITiere were no changes among the leaders at private companies survive by being Compare the value. Yes' of The Arbors Lifecare retirement community. proved services. need some sort of cover, he says. Aug. 1 ’79-80 contact Mo Moriarty 643-7166; four-day suspension and a $1,000 fine for heav­ the other positions. Sandy Alomar of Cleveland competitive, which means being □ Please send me more information. That cover, he suggests, could As the most affordable and boys bom on or after Aug. 1, 1980-81 con­ ing a ball into the stands at Riverfront Stadium led at catcher, Roberto Alomar of Toronto at It (X)uld have been an approach come from a federal infrastructure more creative and efficient than community in the area. □ Please contact me by telephone to schedule a visit. on April 28. The ball struck Meg Porter, a second base. Cal Ripken of Baltimore at other vendors. tact Hatch Odell 646-4450. taken by Bridgeport, which recently bank that might lend money to Girls bom on or after Aug. 1, 1978-79 con­ school teacher, on the elbow. shortstop, and Wade Boggs of Boston at third While Americans might have for­ The Arbors also provides base. The top three in the outfield were Ken sought relief in bankmptey laws. municipal and state governments on tact Ken Danielson 649-8230; bora Aug. 1, gotten this, says Giraudo, the lesson financial advantages and Griffey Jr., Rickey Henderson and Dave “Why didn’t the mayor of a 50-50 basis, with the locals re­ name ’79-80 contact Don Ringbloom 649-2321; bom World Cup dates set Bridgeport consider it?” he asks, quired to finance their share from is fresh in the minds of Eastern safeguards that no other Aug. 1, ’80-81 contact Dennis Cumberbatch NEW YORK (AP) — The 1994 World Cup Henderson. and he suggests privatization is the sale of assets. Europeans. It is too bad, he says, retirement community 646-1648; and girls bom on or after Aug. 1, will begin June 17 and the final will be played The All-Star Game will be played July 9 at often politically difficult. That, he believes, would provide that we couldn’t have relearned the offers. These advantages ADDRESS 1981-82 contact Tim O’Neil 643-4931. j on July 17, the third-latest ever. World Cup the SkyDome in Toronto. the excuse, the rationale for getting lesson from them, rather than from Amcxig the impediments he sees can add up to significant USA 1994, the competition’s organizing com­ are unions, “not so much members municipalities out of businesses in the stress on budgets. mittee. announced the schedule three years Vincent wants to end DH CITY STATE ZIP as the leadership.” He believes and lasting financial secu­ before the 24-team tournament is scheduled to SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Commissioner privatization is viewed as a threat by rity for you and your family. Quintana, TartabuH cited start. Fay Vincent says he wants to get rid of the Be sure to pick up your •< . NEW YORK (AP) — Boston first baseman Second-round games will be played from leaders. While union members con­ TELEPHONE designated hitting rule. ceivably could have an equity invol­ Carlos (Juintana and Kansas City outfielder Friday, July 1, through Monday, July 4. The “It was brou^t in as an experiment,” Vin­ FREE SOUVENIR EDITION Call The Arbors AHB-33MH vement in a new competitive com­ Danny TartabuH were named co^players of the semifinals probably will be Tbesday, July 12, cent said. “It served it’s purpose. Let’s declare pany, that company might not be e- of the at 647-9343. week in the American League and Montreal and Wednesday, July 13. it a success and be done with it.” qually friendly toward the union it­ CHENEY HALL RESTORATION TABLOID If you’re currently looking T T ? When you’re ready pitcher Dennis Martinez was selected National The 52-game tournament will be conducted Vincent made his remarks in an interview League player of the week. in from 8-to-12 American cities. Thirty published today in the San Francisco Chronicle. self. available at local area at retirement communities The federal government is ^ secure fo r Quintana was lO-for-20 with two homers and stadiums from 26 cities are bidding for the Describing himself as a baseball ■ly Tuckar/M anehM iar HwraM another impediment. Oiraudo cites • Convenience stores • Pharnucies or planning for the future, eight RBIs for the period from June 10-16. Tar- games, and the cities and sites will be an­ traditionalist, Vincent said there should be sym­ GOOD SPORT AWARD — Jeff Grote, left, and Katelyn the example of Albany, N.Y., which • Banks • Hospital we invite you to tour ARBORS the rest of your life. Ubull was 9-for-22 with four hoihers, 12 RBIs nounced before the end of the year by the Inter- metry between the National League, which al­ Lindstrom of Manchester High hold the Sportsmanship Award considered selling its airport to • College and a 1.000 slugging percentage. Martinez had ' national Federation of Association Football, the lows pitchers to take their turn at the plate, and presented to the school for its conduct in athletic events in Lockheed Corp., only to be thwarted and other convenient locations in Manchester 403 West Center Street, Manchester, CT 06040 (203) (Al-9i4d a 2-0 record with a 0.56 ERA. sport’s governing body. the American League. when the F ^eral Aviation Ad­ the C C C East Division this past year. 8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, June 18,1991 Texas ‘ranges’ back MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliesday, June 18.1991—9 Nation/World Briefs... J SCOREBOARD Shell fired Jeffery Collins “solely up roller-coaster Sanctions closer and the rival Inkatha R-eedom Party. ciqiied lands at the expense of a fu­ «,>r CS-Surhoff (6), Bichette (4). Most economists believe the all this time, experts said. Softball IP H RER BB SO to being lifted because he was a sexually active Both groups oppose apartheid but economy hit bottom during the cur­ ture Palestinian state. “The toxicology analysis from By The Associated Press field. Gary Thurman made a sliding Oakland homosexual” and purposely inflicted differ on tactics for fittin g |t and rent quarter and is starting to Before Israel was founded, what we obtained should be defini­ Moore L,8-5 6 5 distress on him, Superior Court attempt to catch the ball but couldn’t CYiung 2 1 WASHINGTON (AP) — The on their views of a post-apartheid recover. Nevertheless, many bank­ 50,000-60,000 Jews lived in Yemen. tive,” said Dr. George Nichols, state hold it as Buechele scored the win­ Tonight’s Games Mllwaukse State Department said Monday the Judge Jacqueline Taber ruled in a South Africa. ing analysts believe banks’ commer- Most of them fled to Israel from the medical examine'. “There will be a The Texas Rangers’ roller-coaster August W,5-2 i 5 0 0 is on the way back up. ning run. D4M vs. Zipser, 6 — RtzgemM repeal of the Population Registration decision released Mtniday. cisJ real estate loan portfolios are so late 1940s until emigration was ‘no’ or ‘yes’ rather than a continu­ HTiger vs. Bray. 730 — Rttgofsld Act by the South Afncan parliament, “This decision is a victory for all Brady: Bailout The Rangers followed a 14-game “I got my glove on the giound, I Coach's vs. Dean, 6 — Hobartson Rangers 10, Royals 9 ftoubled that failures could swamp stopped in 1960. ing question mark.” winning streak last month with a had it, but it popped out,” Thurman Sportsman's vs. Lalhrop, 730 — Robertson means only one condition — the those who work and who seek to the ability of the industry to bail out Those who continue to live in NUMethodist vs. Oakland. — Pagan! (10 innings) have their professional careers can be avoided 1-11 collapse that included eight said. “It’s a tough loss to take, com­ 6 releau of political prisoners — its own insurance ftmd. Yemen are permitted their religious Trump struggles ZembrowsW's vs. Edward's. 730 — FHiganI KANSAS CITY TEXAS evaluated by their on-the-job perfor­ WASHINGTON (AP) — straight losses. But as quickly as ing down to that one play. But it hits MPM vs. Nutmeg, 6 — Nike abrhM sbrhM remains for the termination of U.S. practice. Brown's vs. RkP. 730 — Nike McRae cf 5 13 0 Pettis cf 5 2 11 sanctions. mance and not by their employer’s Treasury Secretary Nicholas F. to stay afloat U they lost the wiiming touch, they’ve the ground and they win the game. Yemen: Jews Memorial vs. J.C.Pennay, — Keeney Thrmn If 5 0 12 PImero 1b 5 2 5 1 Brady is sounding a shade more pes­ found it again. It’s a great play if you make it and a 6 Deputy spokesman Richard moral judgment,” said Collins’ at­ Samples taken ATLANTIC CITY, N J. (AP) — Pub vs. MSBank, 6 — C.Oak Brett dh 5 0 0 0 Sisrrart 6 12 5 Boucher said the action by the par­ torney I^ul Wotman. simistic about the prospect of avoid­ aren’t leaving Texas made it seven straight wins great effort if you don’t.” TrtoMIrf 4 2 2 1 Franco 2b 6 0 3 1 New Jersey gambling regulators are ing a taxpayer bailout of the govern­ from Taylor’s crypt Monday night by rallying from a 9-4 ‘ Orioles 6, Twins 5: The Min­ Northern Mcfrinec 5 10 0 Relmardh 5 0 2 0 liament was a “historic moment” Shell spokeswoman Eydie Pen- SAN'A, Yemen (AP) — The concerned Donald Trump may have Seitz 3b 5 2 2 1 Gonzalzlf 6 0 10 which signifies the elimination of an gelly said the company is disap­ ment fund that insures commercial LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Ken­ deficit after 7V2 innings for a 10-9, nesota Twins were three outs away Eastern Video belted Winingers, 21-5, Morv CMrtnz 1b 5 2 3 3 Bechele3b 5 2 11 government has denied newspaper trouble paying his bills even after he day night at Robertson Park. Rich Schneider bank deposits. 10-inning victory over Kansas City. from extending their streak to 16 Stilwell ss 4 0 11 Stnieyc 3 110 “important pillar of apartheid. pointed with the ruling and may ap­ reports that an American Jewish tucky’s medical examiner said tests gives his creditors half his Trump and Carl Ladd led the winners with three Nts Shmprt2b 3 10 0 Whiling ph 10 0 0 peal. Brady continues to say he Ruben Sierra hit a three-nm wins before Baltimore rallied for apiece. Each homarad. Ralph Pemberton had TTie 1986 Comprehensive Anti- delegation visited recently to ar­ on tissue samples taken from Presi­ Castle casino and sheds other hold­ JoRssllc 10 10 believes a bailout can be avoided. homer in the eighth and a game- three runs in the bottom of the ninth three hits in defeat while Tim Pemberton added Husonss 2 111 Apartheid Act specified that U.S. range the emigration of Yemen’s dent Zachary Taylor’s crypt should ings. two. Three men killed But now he is attaching conditions tying two-run single in the ninth for at Memorial Stadium. MDiazss 2 110 sanctions would be lifted once the small Jewish community to Israel. setde once and for all the question Trump on Monday aimounced a Totals 41 912 8 T o t a I s to the prediction. the Rangers before Gary Pettis won Relief ace Rick Aguilera (2-3) al­ Rodvan president was able to report to Con­ Sources close to Foreign Minister of whether he was the victim of ar­ tentative deal to split Trump Castle 47101910 in So. Africa clash “If we have a good, strong, com­ senic poisoning. it with a bases-loaded bloop single lowed a sacrifice fly to Joe Orsulak Taylor Landscaping beat Highland Park Kansas CHy 020 200 230 0— 9 gress that South Afhca had taken Abdel-Karim al-Iriyani said the 50-50 with its bondholders and tem­ Market 16-0. Brian Delassandro and Kelly Tsxas 100 300 032 1— 10 action to dismantle apartheid in five JOHANNESBURG, South Aftrica prehensive banking bill plus a The white marble crypt was N in the 10th off Jeff Montgomery delegation, led by Haim al-Tawil, a porarily place the casino under Dubois collected three hits each tor Tiytor whHa Two outs when winNng ran scored. areas. (AP) — Two men died after burning reasonable economy, then I think opened Monday and a coroner took (1-3). John Dubois cNpped in two. Skip Moreau had E— Pettis (4), Palmeiro (4), Franco (B), JoBar- member of the American Jewish bankruptcy protection in return for tires were thrown around their necks we’ve got a running shot at not Texas made four errors that led to two hits with a homer tor HPM while Chet Mum- field (1). DP— Kansas City 1. Tskos 2. One of the five required repeal of Conunittee, had been in Tfemen to samples of the 12th president’s lower interest on the bonds. AL Roundup tord added two hits. LOB— Kansas City 4, Texas 1& 2B— FVilmeirO 2 the Population Registration Act and and another was hacked to death in having any taxpayer bailout,” he discuss the construction of a remains. The real estate developer also has four unearned runs. Gary Thurman’s (20), StaNey (6). 3B— Huson (3). HR— Tartabull the latest clashes in townships told reporters Monday. two-run single in the seventh Dusty (11), Seltzer (1), CMartInez (3). Sierra (10), the Group Areas Act. The latter act synagogue for the Jews of Saada. The exhumation was conducted at cut a deal with his bankers to give Buechele ( ). SB— Thurman ( ), Franca ( ). around Johannesburg, police said The forecast, he said, is “definite­ the request of Holder, Fla., author snapped a 4-4 tie and Carmelo Mar­ and a two-out, two-run double to Trinity Covenant Church dafaatad Hockanum 10 6 11 was repealed earlier this month, ef­ Many of the 700-3,000 Jews up assets like the Trump Shuttle and Blackbawks, 12-2, at Keeney Street Field. Bob IP H RER BB SO fective June 30. today. ly based on these two conditions.” Clara Rising, who is researching a tinez gave the Royals a seemingly Randy Milligan to give the Orioles a KantaaCHy remaining in \bmen live in the town his 282-foot Trump Princess yacht. Bonisofli hod three Nts with a homer for the The two men “necklaced” with His comments come as the House safe 9-4 lead with a three-mn homer stunning victory. winners while Dave Towle and Mika Longo col­ Gordon 5 8 155 miles north of the capital. book about Taylor and theorized he Announcement of the Trump Crawford 12-3 1 Former executive burning tires were found in the Banking Committee prepares to in the eighth. Two singles, a sacrifice and Or- lected three hits each. Fred Golha and Terry The fundamentalist Muslim was poisoned by political foes in Castle deal came as the Casino Con­ Monroe had three and two Nto, raepectivaly, in SOevis 1-3 0 black township of Tokoza. The body begin two weeks of scheduled ses­ 1850 for opposing the spread of “We gave up some runs defen­ sulak’s fly bdl produced a run. defeat MDavis 1-3 2 awarded $5.3m newspaper A1 Sahwa had reported trol Commission began a hearing to Mntgm L.1-3 21-3 of the other victim was found in . sions to consider President Bush’s slavery into the Southwest sively but somehow scored six runs Manager Tom Kelly then defied 8 the claim of the airlift for Yemeni determine whether Trump has the West Side ' Taxaa OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Shell Sebokeng. plan to overhaul the banking system. Ms. Rising contends the in a coiqile of iimings,” Texas conventional baseball wisdom by Jo Barn eld 7 9 Jews, who are harmed from foreign financial stability to continue hold­ Cox CaUa Uankad Storting Upholstery, 6-0, Oil was ordered to pay $5.3 million Thousands of blacks have died in Brady has warned previously that manager Bobby Valentine said. ordering Aguilera to walk hot-hit­ Petkovsek 1 2 travel. symptoms of Taylor’s sudden illness ing a casino license. The hearing at ftogaN Field. Fred McVlagh had three hits for Jeffcoat W.2-1 2 1 in damages to a gay executive who political unrest in black townships Cox while Bill Houghtoling Bob Latuls and failing to enact the administration’s ■yfemen and the rest of the Arab and death resembled those of arseiuc was to resume today. “The offense was oustanding and ting Cal Ripken — putting the win­ WP— Petkovsek. was fired after his secretary found a since 1986, when fighting flared be­ Wayne Lindstrom added two each. Kevin Roy' plan would risk a taxpayer bailout. world condenmed the recent reset- poisoning. “Mr. Trump’s assets will provide the defense was tired.” ' ning run on base. had two for Starling. private memo he wrote on the office tween rival factions. Orioles 6, Twins 5 But Monday’s remarks were the first .dement of 16,500 Ethiopian Jews in The tissue samples will be tested him with substantial value,” Trump The Rangers had to go IS innings Aguilera got ahead o f Milligan computer about a safe-sex party for Most violence involves supporters Pagani MINNESOTA BALTIMORE time he directly linked avoiding a Israel. Arabs believe many of the at two laboratories, and arsenic auomey Joseph Risco said in his to beat the New York \hnkees Sun­ l-and-2, but Milligan hit the next homosexuals. of the African National Congress Spruce Realty got past Roy's Deli Express, abrhM abrhM bailout with an end to the recession. Jews will be setded on Arab oc- poisoning would be clear, even after opening statement Monday. day night, but their hitters showed pitch into left-center and both run­ 10-9. Steve Soulots had three hits tor Spruce Dennis Oavla/Manchsslar Herald Knbich 2b 5 0 11 Dvraux cf 4 12 1 no fatigue, finishing with 19 hits ners scored easily. while Bruce Baldvlc, Dave Sanders and Mickey Mack If 5 0 0 0 BRpkn 2b 2 0 11 ON TO VICTORY — Laura Leonard of Bennet Junior High is Puckett cf 5 1 3 1 Orsulak ph 0 0 0 1 against five Kansas City pitchers. “That’s the right thing to do, I Coloumbe added two each. In defeat Steve Bania collected three while Bob Quaglia, Felix shown on her way to victory in the 100-meter dash in the Hrbek1b 5 0 2 1 CRpken ss 4 2 2 1 Rafael Palmeiro went 5-for-5. believe,” Kelly said of the walk to ■Framski and Craig PHIlips contributod two CDavisdh 4 1 1 1 Mlligan 1b 4 0 2 2 Mike Jeffcoat (2-1) pitched two Wpken. “Rick just put the pitch each. Junior Relays Saturday at Pete Wigren Track, Leonard’s time Harper c 4 0 2 0 Gomez 3b 2 0 0 0 was 13.77. GIddsnIf 1 1 0 0 Mehrinc 3 0 0 0 scoreless innings for the win. r i ^ t down the middle of the plate.” Rec Munoz rf 3 0 1 0 Whlttc 10 10 Montgomery, the Royals’ stopper, Brewers 5, Athletics 0: Don Ortiz c 0 0 0 0 Holies dh 3 0 0 0 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Main Pub II beat Network Tavern, 4-1, at Nika Pgirak) 3b 2 1 1 0 Homdh 10 0 0 blew a save opportunity for only the August pitched a five-hitter for his Field. Dean Gustafson .led the winnars with Larkin ph 1 0 0 0 Segul If 4 0 2 0 second time tlUs season. He allowed first shutout in two years and Billy three hits while Jeff Long, Dave Lauzon and Little League Baseball Gagne ss 0 0 0 0 Bell pr 0 10 0 Curt Ladoyt added two each. Greg Best Bob Nwmanss 4 1 3 1 BAndsnrf 4 2 2 0 Notices Lots/Land for Sale...... Merchandise Mlsceliamous for Sale ______87 eight hits and three runs in 2 1-3 in­ Spiers and Jim Gantner sparked a Oigan, JalT Thornton and Jim Cunningham had Totals 39 8 14 5 T O I a I a Loat/Found...... ______....__ ,_oi Investment Property...... Tag Salaa______88 two each In defeat nings. five-run fifth inning with two-run 32 8 12 6 Ptraonala...,...... ,..02 SusliMse Property...... |^gA Spccioli#Drk 25 33 .431 6<« HR— CDovis (15), Devereaux (9), CRipken Bookkeeping/Income Tax. this. The only way I can explain it right-hander recorded 20 ground- Help Wanted...... i i Condominiums for RenL.. Landscaping...... Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Cara tor Sale..-.—...... ------91 added two each. Baltimore 23 38 .377 10 (14). S8-M ack (4), Puckett (3), Munoz (3). Homes for Rent...... Carpentry/Remodeling.... Concrete...... is, that’s baseball.” ball outs in pitching his first shutout CS— Newman (2), Segul (1). S— Munoz, Situation Wanted...... 12 Painting/Papering...... Farm Suppliaa and Equipment...... 80 Trucka/Vans lor Sale-..______92 Intermediate CIsveland 22 38 . .367 10t« Store/Otfice Space...... Snow Plowing...... since a 6-0 defeat of Baltimore in Charter Oak WaatOivWon Devereaux, BRIpkea SF— BRipken, Orsulak. Buslnese Opportunitlee...... 13 Ottica Retail Equipment...... 81 Campera/Trallars.______93 Juan Gonzalez started the win­ Steigers beet American Legion, 10-5, at Instruction...... Vacation Property...... RoofIng/SIdIng...... Arts/Crafts...... Recraalional Equipment______Auto Lock defeated Army Navy. 15-3, at W L Pet QB IP H RER BB SO 14 ....-82 Motorcyclaa/Mopeds______94 ning rally with a one-out single. June 1989. 6 Buckl^ Raid. Jen Colon, Ken Quasnal, Stave MInnssota Industrial Property...... Fitzgerald Field. Paul McNamara. Jim Kibble. Minnesota 38 26 .584 _ Employment Services...... is Boata and Marine Equipment...... 83 Auto Sarvtcas___ — ...... ieesseeeeeeeaeeedS Brown and Daryl LaBlanc playad well for the Oakland AAnderson Garages/Slorage & MIsc...... 38 After Steve Buechele forced Gon­ The Brewers batted around in the Carey Coffin artd Ken Hill had three Nts each winners while Curtis Hurley, Brian Anderson 37 26 .587 t/a CALL TO PLACE YOUR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT Mualcal llama..... - ...... __ 84 Autos (or Rant/Laasa___ ...... „„____96 Texas 33 25 .569 2 Bedrosian Reai Estate Roo nmales Wanted...... zalez at second, John Russell for the winners with Hill homering Billy Hill. Stu and Mike Kirk ware bast In defeat Aguilera L,2-3 Camaroa and Photo Equipment...... 85 Miacellanaous Automotive...... 97 fifth off Mike Moore (8-5), who al­ Sibley and Gene Gale added two hits each. In California 34 28 .548 3 Homes for Sale...... 21 War.ted to Rent...... Baltimore Pets and Supplies...... 88 , Wanted to Buy/Trada______98 singled and Mario Diaz, whose lowed only one hit in the first four defeat Steve Caron and Ftoul Burton had two SaaMa 33 29 .532 4 Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Miscellaneous for Rent.... 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 Farm Milacki ISth-inning hit beat New York Sun­ imiings. Spiers’ single broke the each. Chicago 29 31 .483 7 Lawyers beet Caspers, 8-5, at Verplanck Kansas City 29 32 .475 71/S Flanagan day n i^ t, walked to load the bases. scoreless lie and Gantner’s capped P op DalanGy Field. Jason Raid, Robert Gochea and Greg Monday'a Oamoa WllmsnW,1-2 Talbot each doubted while Eli Wllpar and Jsutin Baltimore 6, Minnesota 5 WP— Williamson. RATES: 1 to 6 days: 95 cents per line per day. Pettis then looped the ball to left the inning. B.A. Club nlpp«d Glam Construction, 11-10. DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to be READ YOUR AD: Classified advertisements are taken by tele- Kelly also hit welt Sean Kelly pitched wall and California 4, Boston 2 hone as a convenience. The Manchester John McAvoy had throe hits for the winrters Chad St John played wall In the field, in defeat Milwaukae 5, Oakland 0 Nationai League resuits 7 to 19 days: 75 cents per line per day. published Tuesday through Satur­ while Corny Sumitlaskl. Dave Balletto, John Chris Bottaro and Mike Lombardi Nt well wNIa Texas 10, Kansas City 9,10 innings 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. day, the deadline is noon on the day Rerald Is responsibletonsible for only one Incorrect McManus and Don Hamm added two each. For Alex Scollo and Jeff Lok played wall defensive­ Only games scheduled Mets 10, Reds 6 26 or more days: 55 cents per line per day. before publication. For advertisements insertion and then only for the size of the Glem, Tim Berger, Bob Goehring, Dick San­ ly- Ibsoday's Qamea CINaNNATI Minimum charge: 4 lines. to be published Monday, the dead­ original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Pirates’ Drabek ford, Mike Mlstret^ Merrill Myers and Raul Modem Janitorial defeated Dd Grooming, NEW YORK Minnesota (Erickson 10-2) at Baltimore abrhbi the valuo of the advertisement will not be Frenette had two each with the latter homering. 18-7, at Buckland Field. Sarah MIHer paced the - abrhbi line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. (Smith 3-0), 735 p.m. Doran 2b 5 1 2 1 Boston cf offense for Modem while MaS Bordeaux and 4 1 2 0 corrected by an additional insertion. Wbmen’s Rec Seattle (Krueger 3-2) at Boston (Darwin 3-3), Wnghmcf 2 0 0 0 Mgdan 1b 1 2 11 Bryan Millar pitched waN. Nick Brown had three 735 p.m. CJonasll hits in defeat while Kevin Toller hod two. Jes­ 2 1 1 0 Elsterss 3 0 1 0 turns things around Manchester Lumber defeated Hungry Tiger Oakland (Welch 6-3) at Detroit (Tanana 3-6), Larkin ss 3 0 0 0 Jffarias2b 5 0 1 0 NOTICES sica \M>lfs also playad well. 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS RestauranL 10-3, at Charter Oak. Sharon 735 p.m. Oirvines ss 11 HELP WANTED 2 1 1 1 Jhnson 3b 3 2 1 2 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES vn a « a i ir Lauzon homered twice tor the winrters wNIs New York (Kamianiecki 0-0) at Toronto (Timlin ONeillif 4 1 1 0 Brooks rf 3 2 2 3 Kim Lauzon collected two Nts. Jan Smith and Rookie 5-3), 735 p.m. As a condition precedent •••STRAWBERRIES*** By The Associated Press Morris 1b 3 1 2 1 Crraon If 4 1 1 0 HOUSE OF LLOYD- ■MANY' EXTRAS- Mets 10, Reds 6: New York won Karen Sibrinsz each homered. No names tor Dickenson PlumNng beat B&J Auto. Ryan Clevelarte (Condiotti 7-4) at Chicago (Hough Duncan ss to the placement of any Pick Your OwnI •COUNTRY-Clubbin’ iti •SWIMMING-Tennis, right 10 0 0 Cerone c 4 13 0 Decor & more is hiring Manchester, $144,900. •SWEET DREAMS-You’ll for only the third time in seven HTR were submitted. Kaiser, P J. Mollnari and John Codaret Nt well 3- 3), 8.-05 p.m. Sabo 3b 4 1 2 1 Tmpitn ss 5 1 1 2 advertising in the Chaponis Brothers. $54.500-$94.900. next to Manchester Califomto (Grahe 6-0) at Milwaukee (Hlguera supervisors to hire & be pleased as punch I That Cy Young award jinx games on its homestand as Howard for the winners while Allen Jonas, John Cavallo JReedc 4 0 11 Poriing p 3 0 0 0 Manchester Herald, Ad­ Clark St., S. Windsor. Spacious 7 room CHFA approved 1 or 2 Country Club. 3 and Pitrick Wtalsh were best In defeat 1-2), 835 p.m. Hatchrif train demonstators. This super 8 room Gar­ everyone was talking about a month 3 0 11 Simons p 0 0 0 0 vertiser hereby agrees Free containers. S o rry- Raised Ranch with bedroom Ranches and Bedroom Townhouse Johnson and Hubie Brooks hit two- Wslff-Zackln beat Carter Chevrolet Adorn Kansas City (A ^ s r 3-7) at T^xos (Alexander Powerp 0 0 0 0 Valera p Weekly paycheck, work rison Colonial on Porter 4- 1).835o.trr. 0 0 0 0 to protect, indemnify No Children Under 14 central air. slate foyer. 3 Townhouses set in a ready for immediate ago is taking a beating now. run homers against Cincinnati. Rec Soccer Savino arte Colleen Clapp hit well for foe win­ Olivsrph 10 0 0 Sauvrp 0 0 0 0 mainly from your home. bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, St. in Manchester is just ners while Eric Chetelat ^ayad well dafenslva- Scdderp and hold harmless the Allowed in Field. Open: quiet spot yet con­ occupancy. $142,000. Doug Drabek won his fourth Ron Darling (3-4), who last won National League standings 0 0 0 0 Innis p 0 0 0 0 Commissions up to formal dining, large waiting for a new family ly. Tim Bonnon and F^an Suthariond hit wall In KIGross p 0 0 0 0 Manchester Herald, its 8:00am-8:00pm or until venient to all. Contem­ Call Barbara W. RE/ to move ini You’ll love straight decision and pitched well on May 11, got off to a smooth start, defeat wNIe Tharosa raback and Andy Gustaf­ Bnzngrt^ 10 0 0 40%, free trips (Hawaii) fireplaced family room. Pee Vlfee East Division officers and employees icked out. Call 528- porary flair throughout MAX East of the River, the 4 great bedrooms, for Ae fifth consecutive start as the son playsd well defensivsiy. W L Pd. GB Armstrp 10 0 0 free training, free $300 New deck overlooking PUBUSHEirS NOTICE: but allowed three runs and seven Strikers 4 (Darren McCormick 2, Jeff Orfitelll, against any and all §741 for latest with sliders to patio, 647-1419. Pittstwrgh 38 22 .633 — Crmonp 0 0 0 0 kit. No collecting or private backyard. 1-1/2 baths, large living Pittsburgh Pirates maintained its hits in six innings. Three relievers David Somberg; Kristins Chomick and Mike liability, loss or ex­ information. O PE N IN G - large rooms, EQUALH0U9NC Little Miss softball SL Louis 33 29 .532 6 Braggs If 10 0 0 delivering. ALSO Owner transferred *VERNON-$182.000, room, lower level famiw six-game lead in the National Dyer played well) Express 1 (Geoff Currie; NawVbik 32 29 .525 Totals 37 611 6 T t a I ' s panse including Saturday, June 1st. appliances, pool, tennis OPPORTUNTTY Action in Little Miss softball Korteay night at 0 HIRING waits quick salel D.W. A l Real Estate advertised In Boulder Ridge unique 7 room and office, 2 James Elurke and Colin McLaughlin played Chicago 31 32 .492 <« attorneys’ fees, arising League East with a 3-2 victory at well) Martin School saw Littia Miss beat Nassiff Cus­ 6 351013 8 and garages available! fireplaces and a Montreal 28 34 .460 '« Cincinnati 000 102 300— 8 DEMONSTATORS. Fish Real Estate, 643- tNs newspaper is subject to room Raised Ranch. Timbers 4 (Joe Scollo 3, Eddie Arnold) Sock- tom Screen Prints, 7-3; Mancheatar Slate Bonk 10 from Claims of unfair Don’t miss out! Anne the Federal Fair Housing Act wonderful glassed in San Diego Monday night. waHoppsd Fuss CNsill, 17-3; Army Navy Philadelphia 27 36 .429 t« Now York 206 200 OOx— 10 Call Georgia 871-9273. 1591 or 871-1400. Cathedral ceilir^ living NL Roundup ers 1 (Nick Gursky; Ryan Coktmbe, CNis Dillon 8 8 12 trade practices, infring- Miller Real Estate, 647- of 1966 which makes It likioal slippy post Manchester Sewing Machine, WtoMDivMofl E— WinNngham (2), Morris (3), Hatcher (1), room, kitchen with fami­ sun porch. $187,900. In his last five appearances, in­ and Ftoul Damon played well) ment of trademarks, MEDICAL-Secretary for •NICE-Big 2 family. 8000,______to advertise "a n y prefer- 10-9; and Wsstown Pharmacy belled Hour W L Pd. GB Johnson (15). DP— Cincinnati 2 LOB— Cincin­ 1 0 PART TIME HELP ly room area, sun room Jackson & Jackson cluding a no-decision, Drabek has Oilers 5 (Drew Gilbert 4, Derek Bride; Surm — trade names or patents, psychiatric office in Manchester, $189,900. ehce, llmitatksn or discrimi­ Gloss CIsaners, 29-12 Los Angeles 37 25 .597 nati 12, New Y>rk 10. 2B-Ouinones (1), Morris WANTED *0IVE-lnto the water and with jacuzzi. 3 Real Estate, 647-8400. allowed only four earned runs in 36 Prasad played well) Sharks 0 (Shawn McCon­ Melissa Corlo and Lori Hansen led UMa Miss Cindnnali 33 29 .532 4 2 (15), Hatcher (7). HR-Ooran (1), Johnson violation of rights of Vernon. Computer, in­ Completely remodeled nation based on race, color, finished the game for the Mets, who nell, Timothy Dannon, Chris Rollinson and Kris­ enjoy or canoe or just Bedrooms, partial with two hits each. Hansen homarad os did Atlanta 31 29 .517 5 (14),-Bfooks (11). SB-Morris (4), Sabo (8), Jel- privacy and infringe­ surance medical back­ side by side 2 family religion, sex, horxJIcap. fam­ innings for a 1.00 ERA. snapped the Reds’ four-game win­ ten Henkel played well) IF you are ambitious and watch the sunset. ily status, or notional origin, or re c re a tio n ro o m , 2 •WATERFRONT-Ashford. Katie HamHtoa Gilliam Holey homarad In SanDiago 33 32 .508 51/z fories (12). S— Scudder, Darting. SF— Hatcher, ment of copyright and ground preferred. 4 with separate utilities $104,900. Enjoy “Things have been going better, Mustangs 2 (Adam Hyatt Craig Schneider; Houston 25 38 Brooks. take pride in your work, Beautiful gardens with any Intention to rrKike any baths, fireplace. Call us ning sueak with the help of three defeat while Christina Devanriay and Sarah .397 121/2 proprietary rights, unfair Days per week, 9-5pm. Lee Flschetti and Justin Tedford played well) Pemberton also played well. San Francisco 25 39 .391 13 IP H RER BB SO this is a job for you. We and electric. Refinished such preference, limitation sunsets, swim, fish or plus I’ve gotten a lot of help offen­ Cinciimati errors, two by out­ Patriots 0 (Steve RIzza and Megan McConvIlle this 2 or 3 bedroom ex- or discrimination." to seel U&R Real DaniaHe Cyr baltsd two grand slam homers Monday's Oamoa Cincinnati competition and libel 872-2389. hardwood floors, relax in this adorable sively and defensively,” said played well) are looking for an out­ pandable ranch. This newspaper will not know­ Estate, 643-2692. fielders. lor MSB wNia Sor Wollenbmg ripped lour Nts. Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 3 Scudder LI-3 21-3 4 and slander, which may - kitchens and baths, all year round home. Heat­ going person to work NAIL TECHNICIAN-also $182,500. Call Barbara ingly a cc e p t any advertising Drabek, the 1990 Cy Young winner. Angela Rizza also played wll. Becky Fox and NewYtrklO, Cincinnati 6 KIGross 2-3 2 Phillies 4, Braves 3: Dale Mur­ Midget result from the publica­ part-time. No Sundays. redone. Why not live in for Peal Estate which Is In vio­ •CONTEMPORARY-Brick ing cost under $500 for Meghan Dyer each homard for Fuss. Montreal 3, Houston 2 16 Innings Armstrong 3 6 part time hairstylist for W. RE/MAX East of the “The big key is I’ve started to throw tion of any advertise­ one side and rent out lation of the low. Our teoders raised Ranch with full year. 2 Bedrooms, phy’s 433-foot homer with one out Suns 3 (Brad Doran 3) Toros 2 (Jamie For A8N, Jan Somber drove In the winning Pittsburgh 3, San Diego 2 .Carman 2-3 0 Call 643-2172______busy shop. 647-9385 River. 647-1419. my pitches instead of trying to make Charter 2) Loe Artgelee 6, CNcago 4 (tower 1 1-3 1 ment in the Manchester after 6, 643-2103 days. the other? D.W. Fish are hereby Infotined that alt many customized porch. Best buy on the in the eighth iiming gave Philadel­ ran while Becky Smith want 3-for-3. Jen D y-. PART TIME-Commission dwellings advertised In this Stallions 3 (Eric Klochn, Joey LeRoy, Eric mants added two hits. For MSM, Sara SL Louis 5, San Frandsco 4 New YbiIc Herald by advertiser. In­ Real Estate, 643-1591 *DON’T-Pass up this features. Oversized lake. Call for your them work.” phia the victory at home over Atlan­ newspaper are available on Gagney) Comets 2 (Roland Gilbert Shaun Guachione arte Allison Giguara played wall. l^Mctay's Qm tim Darting W,3-4 6 7 cluding advertisements sales help wanted at TRANSCRIPTIONIST- or 871-1400. opportunity! 3 Family with 3000-plus square appointment, ask for Drabek (6-7) beat Bruce Hurst an equal opportunity basis. ta. Smylh) Karri Ann McNamara arte Anrisssa Hamel Houston (KHe 0-2) at Montreal (Barnes 0-3), Simons 1-3 3 retail carpet location. Good spelling abilities homel Great home for in any free distribution To corrplaln of discrimina­ feel. Private lot includes Sharon, 646-5566. R B (7-4) for the second time in 11 days Juan Berenguer (0-2) gave up Sounders 4 (Brian Deigukflca 3, Amanda paced the Wsstown offense wNIa Kelly 735 pm. Valera 11-3 1 Call 569-4495.______and some medical ter­ •NO D O U B T A B O U T IT- investors or first time DeSorkt) Apollos 3 (Chris Acker 2) Souvaur 1-3 publications published You'll just love the great tion call: inground granite pool MAX East of the River, with relief help the last two innings. Chemeroy and Molly O'Marra pitched wall. For Atlanta (P.SrNth 1-0) at Philadelphia 0 minology required. Ver­ buyers. Large back 647-1419. Murphy’s homer as the Braves lost Stallions 4 (John Klojzy, Heather MacMillan, Hour Glass, Meghan Doody, Laurie Adams arte (DaJesus 3-2), 735 p.m. Inrtis 1 0 by the Manchester PART-Time telephone family neighborhood HUD toll-free at: and cabana. $229,900. Drabek was a 1-0 winner over the non office looking for yard, new roof, new their fourth consecutive game. Jessica Griffin, Tait Varsell) Comets 3 (All Shellsy Pellstiar playsd well. Cindnnati (Browning 9-4) at New Vbrk Herald. survey. No selling, sur­ that surrounds this *We’re Selling Houses!* Champagne, Andy Alejandro) typist for full and part wiring and plumbing. 1- 800- 424-8590 Ridres June 7 in Pittsburgh. (WNtehurst 3-3), 7:40 p.m. HsiP--iy Scudder (Magadan). WP— Scud- vey clients for a group super 7 room Colonial Blanchard & Rossetto, Starter Tommy Greene and John Pittsburgh (Tomlin 3-3) at San Diego (Pater­ dar, KIGross. PB— Cerone. time work. Flexible Recently painted. Drabek got offensive held from 1 LOST and FOUND " of professionals. on Knollwood Rd. in 646-2482. “EASY DOES FT’ Kruk also homered for the Phillies. Juniors son 2-1), 1035 p.m. hours. Call 647-7343. Vernon, $129,900. another slow starter, Gary Redus, Chicago (Scanlan 2-2) ah Los Angeles (Bel­ Pleasant working Manchester. A spa­ •GHtAT BUY-3 Bedroom Dave Justice and Sid Bream had Strikers won by forfeit over the Bears. BLACK and Tan lon­ Tony Zilora, Philips is the \A/oy to desetbe Baseball cher 6-4), 1035 pm. atmosphere, flex times cious 134x165 ligntly Raised Ranch with 2-1/ who homered for the first time this RBI singles in Atlanta’s three-run Rowdies 2 (Kirk Owen 2) Bruins 0 Dodgers 6, Cubs 4 ghaired cat with, white Real Estate, 742-1450. placing o v/ont od. SL Louis (Tewksbury 5-2) at Son Frandsco best for you: am/even- treed yard. Featuring 3 2 baths, vaulted ceilin season and doubled twice. CHICAGO LOS ANGELS spots on chest. Found Let A Specialist fourth inning. Intermediate (T.WHson 2-9,1035 pm. ings/Saturday. Must bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, •FAMILY-Room that is in living room, _ ^ COD 643-2711 and abrhM abrhM on Chestnut St. 649- 21 HOMES FOR SALE ’I Redus, who has only two multi­ ^ liev er Mitch Williams (1-3) Racers 2 (Matt Pedemonti 2; Jason Marsh Pony League WUtoncf have pleasant first floor laundry. Nicety huge. Fireplace, fireplaces. Appliances Do K! w e do the rest! 4 0 1 0 Butlaref 3 0 1 2501. hit games this year, said manager pitched the final 1 2-3 innings for playsd well) Hurricanes 1 (Rtmdall Silmon; American League results Srtebrg2b 3 0 1 0 Stoiiuel2b 4 2 11 telephone manner. Call •BARGAIN-Price tagi decorated. Beautifully vaulted ceiling, spiffy remain except Jim Leyland gave him a pep talk RoNn Towle played well) The Mets arte Cubs played to a 4-4 tie at Grace 1b 4 0 0 0 Stwbry rf 3 1 0 0 IMPOUNDED-Husky, Chris Johnson 657- Ranch with 3 maintained inside and kitchen, corner lot. refrigerator. Solar hot the victory, striking out the side in Strikers 2 (Brace Watt 2; Kevin Watt played Moriarty Field. Chris Bourder and Peter Carlson Angels 4, Red Sox 2 GBeiin 4 0 0 0 JGnzIz rf before the game. 0 0 0 0 male, reddish and white 8510. bedrooms, kitchen ap- out. $224,900. Jackson $169,000. Call Barbara water system with the ninth. well) Rowdies 0 (Darcee Nevin played well) hit wall for the Mats whUs Travis Fedytnyk and CAUFORNIA BOSTON Dawson rf 4 1 2 0 Murray 1b 4 2 2 2 WHY SEND A CARD? colored. Found on Ben­ liances included. 6 Jackson Real Estate, W. RE/MAX East of the electric backup. “I’ve been struggling most of the Expos 3, Astros 2: Montreal Jason Argiros Nt wall for the Cubs. Fedytnyk abrhM abrhM Salazar 3b 4 1 2 0 DoNsIs If 4 1 1 2 pitched well os did Pete JulioN arte Shone Buz- Pbloniall 4 1 1 1 Rsed2b 4 0 0 0 Wilkins c 4 1 1 1 LHnls3b 3 0 2 1 ton St. Call Manchester R!lewer furnace, profes­ 647-8400. River, 647-1419. Blueberry emd raspber­ Make your own personal wishes to year, hitting around .200,” he said. twice overcame one-run deficits MSC Spirit zell. Drtotonss Joyner 1b 4 1 1 2 CNntanalb 3 0 0 0 4 1 2 3 Sooscia c 3 0 0 0 Dog Warden. 643- IIHELPWANTED sionally landscaped. ry bushes. Coventry, “I’m the type of person who doesn’t The Manchester Soccer Club Spirit (1979 The Pirates defeated the Orioles, 10-5. Scott Wnfieldrf 4 0 1 0 Boggs 3b Boskiep 2 0 10 Griffinss 3 0 0 0 •SUMMERTIME-FunI $134,900. Phil that specnal person in your life. when it was two outs away from boys) lost to Newington, 3-1. Mike Vbung 4 0 2 0 6642.______Bolton, $134,875. Tony •HANDYMAN-Special. 1 Scheinblum hod trhee Nts for the twinners while DPrkardh 4 0 11 Bniskyrf McBryp 0 0 0 0 Morgan p 3 0 0 0 Manchester, $137,900. get down a lot. But when we were in defeat, then beat Houston at Olym­ 4 0 0 0 Zilora, Philips Real Blazawski. Philips Real scored the Iona Spirit goal, assisted by Ryan Ben Howr^ and Pater Lescoe added two GaattiOb 4 0 0 0 QmwIIIf 4 12 0 DwSmtph 1 0 0 0 Cram p 0 0 0 0 LOST-Gray long haired ASSEMBLERS-Excallent 7 Room Cape with 3-4 New addition needs Such as birthdays, weddings, each.h. Ifoul Solar I Estate, 742-1450. San Francisco I was feeling kind of pic Stadium on Tim Wallach’s RBI Buzzall. Jeff Cashmaa Jeff Champagne, Josh r hod IWD hits In defeat Felix cf 4 0 0 0 Burks cf 4 110 Belacklp 0 0 0 0 income to assemble Estate, 742-1450. finishing touches. Good Egan and Tom Tierney also playad wall. CWIkerph cat, answers to Teddy, nice sized bedrooms anniversaries, hoHdays. low. Jim came iq> to me and said, single in the 16th iiming. Sojo2b 4 0 0 0 JCIarkdh 3 0 12 10 0 0 vicinity Glenwood & products from your and 1-1/2 baths. Step •Sweat Equity* project. Tittgleyc 4 1 2 0 Penac Totals 38 410 4 Itolals 30 8 7 0 •CHARMING-Colonial. 4 *CLASSIC-Center entry ‘Don’t worry about it, just keep hus­ Tbe Expos were outhit 12-6, but 3 00 0 Oak Streets. 649-2609. home 504-646-1700 outside and you'll enjoy Large outbuilding great CaU Classified Today Schfokfss 3 1 1 0 Rkrarass 3 0 10 Chicago ogg ooo 013— 4 Bedrooms, 2 baths. Colonial. 4 Bedroom, 2 tling. I know you’ll give me 100 MSC Masters Rec Hoop Loo Angolas goo 003 OOK- 8 Dept. P 2458. your 16x33 inground for workshops. 1-Yiear they came back from 1-0 and 2-1 Totals 35 4 7 4 Totals 32 2 7 2 Convenient locatbn. 2- baths, formal dining, 643-2711 California OOO 040 000-4 DP-Los Angeles 2 LOB-CNcago 5, Los BE YOUR OWN BOSS- Car garage, porch. Call pool with large patio Buyer'Protection Plan percent.’ deficits in the ninth and 11th innings The Manchester Soccer Club Masters (1980 screened in porch. Cali- boys) defeated West Hartford, 7-4, Mike Prin- a ■ Boston 000 020 000-2 Angeles 2 2B-wilkins'' (9 , Mumy 2 (19. le t A Specialist area and privacy fence. Coventry, $89,344. “That kind of gave me a lift. I’m a to win their fourth straight game. HR— Dunston (7), Samuel (8), Daniels Take phone orders at Ron Fournier, 649- Linda Brown, RE/MAX and ask for (Mila scored three goals for the Masters while A LeSgUS E— Boggs (7), DP— California 1. home. 203-643-6714, 3087. RE/MAX East of D.W. Fish Real Estate, •Owner wants offer! veteran, but still, you need to hear Jason Krisdofsky added two. Nick Odell arte LOB— California 4, Boston & 2B-^toynsr (11), IP H RER SO East of the River, 647- Wallach got the game-winning hit Chicago Do Kl 643-1591 or 871-1400. Phil Blazawski, Philips Ilze or Paula Joey Erardi collected the other scores BCI55 (Kim Bushey 21, Dave Lewis 19 New Burks (12). CS-Rivara(l). Ext. L220. the River, 647-1419. something every once in a while.” England Golf 48 (Reid Gorman 21) Real Estate, 742-1450. 1419. off Curt Schilling (3-5) following a IWsolofsky hod two assists, Prirteiville one. Also IP H RER BB SO BosklaL,3-6 51-3 6 5 6 1 0 Redus came through on a night single by Marquis Grissom, a playing weH were Mika Moriarty, Jimmy Daniels, Hungry Tloer 69 (Joe Maher 32 Mika Caltfomls McElroy 12-3 1 1 1 1 i when the Pirates were without sacrifice and an intentional walk to Matt Rood and Cam B a m Oleary 12) Wbiff-Zackin 63 (Keith Wbiff 24, Loniuton W,9-2 7 6 2 2 2 5 Bielacki i 0 0 0 0 1 Jason Goddard 9) Elcfuwm 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles Bobby Bonilla and Andy Van Slyke, Ivan Calderon. Jeff FasserO (1-1) Harvey S,16 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Morgan W,7-5 82-3 9 4 4 1 5 both feeling the effects of injuries pitched one inning for the victory. C League Boston Crows 8,4 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Back Again 45 (Wilbur Mllmer 12) HadoNsm GrHarrIs L,27 7 7 4 4 D 9 Umpires— Homo, Wsndalstsdt; FIrsL PuHl; suffered in a weekend series at San AsUos starter Jim Deshaies took a Second, Rallford; Third, Bomss. Radio, TV 27 (Mika Begley 6) Gray 2 0 0 0 0 2 Francisco. two-hitter and a 1-0 lead into the Jack's Rnost 55 (John Smith 23) Hawks 49 T— 2^3. A— 42767. “It was great to see Redus come ninth and had retired 18 consecutive (Frank Hacker 20) Brewers 5, Athletics 0 IT’S TAG SALE TIME out,” Leyland said. “He needed a lit­ batters before Delino DeShields Today OAKLAND MILWAUKEE ab r h M ab r h M tle lift. He gives you everything he’s walked with one out. Calderon fol­ 1 p.m. — Golf; U.S. Open, final round, ESPN CALDWELL. (taped) Golf RHdsnH 2 0 2 0 Molitordh 4111 got every day. It’s good to see lowed with a double and Wallach WWIsn H 2 0 0 0 Gntnsr 3b 4 0 1 2 7:30 p.m. — Mariners at Red Sox, NESN, something good happen to him. He was intentionally walked before WTIC (AM-1080) Riles ss 4 0 0 0 Surhoff c 4 0 1 0 4 Days for the Price of 3! Crtsecorf 3 0 0 0 Wuntcf 2 0 1 OIL just bears down all the time.” Dave Martinez tied the score 1-1 730 pra — Reds at Mets, Chs. 9,20, WFAN U.S. Open scores 6 (AM-660) Baines dh 4 0 0 0 HrNton cf 0 0 0 0 Dodgers 6, Cubs 4: Los Angeles with a sacrifice fly. CHASKA, Minn. (AP) — FIrtal sooroe arte DHdsn cf 3 0 2 0 GVghn If 3 0 0 0 649^884 1 7:30 pm. — Vhnkaas at Blue Joys, MSG, McOwr 1b 2 0 0 0 Stobbs 1b 4 1 0 0 Are things piiing up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to WPOP (AM-1410) money winnings Monday after the 164wla coasted to a 6-0 lead before holding Martinez also had an RBI groun­ Quirk c 2 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b 3 1 1 0 7:30 pm. - - Athletics at Tigers, ESPN playofr for the 91st U .a Opan ChomplonsNp on Low 3b 3 0 0 0 Bchette rf 1 1 0 0 on to win at hoiTie against Chicago. dnut in the 11th to overcome Hous­ 7:30 pm. — Braves at Phillies, TBS the 7,149-yard, por-72 Hozaline National Golf ton’s 2-1 edge. Club course (x-won 18-hole playoff 75-77; o- Galiego 2b 2 0 1 0 Spiers sS 3 1 1 2 Juan Samuel and Kal Daniels 9 pm. —- Boxing; Tuesday NigW Fights: Bordlck2b 1 0 0 0 announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. Andrew Maynard vs. Ed Mack, NABF ligW denotos amateur); homered in the sixth iiming for the Cardinals 5, Giants 4: St. Louis Totals 28 0 0 Totals 28 heavyweight title; Fred Pandelton vs. Victor x-Payne Stewart $235,000 67-70-73-72— 282 8 8 6 8 Dodgers, who now lead Cincinnati won a seesaw game at San Francis­ Mobley, lightweights, USA Scott Simpson, $117,500 70-68-72-72— 262 Oakland 000 000 000-0 ; TaiSalaAdtM Larry Nelson, $62574 73-72-7248— 285 Milwaukss 006 080 OOx—8 7 5 9 co on Geronimo Pena’s game-win­ 10 pm. — Soccer: A.C, Milan vs. United by four games in the National States, USA (toped) Fred Couples, $62,574 70-70-76-70— 285 E— Blchetts. DP-Oakland 1, Mllwaukse 4. C.O.D. lalyTiMMlay, Ml F*r TM« Sptclil ning sacrifice fly in the ninth inning. LOB— Oakland 4, Milwaukss 4. 2B— Molltor ir>0 G iillo n M inim um League West. 1030 p m — Pirates at Padres, ESPN Fuzzy Zoeller, $41,542 7273-74-67— 286 TAG SALE SIGN nrr^4i STOP IN AT OUN 0FPI6E Scott Hoch, $36,090 69-71-74-73— 287 (14). SB— RHerteerson (26), Vbunt (3). Priro subjocl to ch.iiuji cn 643-2711 1 10— MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, June 18,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliesday, June 18,1991— 11 > Krr 'N' CARLYLE by Lvry Wright • 21 HOMES FOR SALE THE NEW BREED 32 APARTMENTS FOR BLONDIE by Dawi Ibung a Stan Drake RENT______■■ A Masear Dte6f»vi8< toy fCtef Fes *HORSE-Lover's dream, Crossword THAT 0)3 0OMCH/ DON'T Coventry, $249,500. OONT WOHHy. I CANT I WOULPNT WANT . HERD ? THIS . I'M NOT 1 BEDROOM-Apartment, m i UP THERE IS OASB CALL A TREE SERVICE FOR J Unique property with ALEXANDER GOING UP IS DAGWOOO . SOING UP fill 2nd floor, on busline. htib I76AO CUAAB UP ‘ "'T Ofc* BRANCH THERE, BITHW THER6 complete privacy. $550. monthly. Peter- THERE/ Beautiful 3 bedroom man Bldg. ,649-9404. An d e m u ? Contemporary with 2 ACROSS spaikor Answor to Previous Puxxte full baths, first floor 2 Bedroom flat. 50 Ramovo 1 Crafty □ □ □ □ □ □ □ a n a a PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ KITCHEN & BATH MISCELLANEOUS laundry, 6 skylights, Appliances. No pets. a m r molslurt $575/Month. 2 Months 4 Small Hurd from □□□ aoaci QEIGD PAPERING REMODELING REMODELING SERVICES central air, *plus* 4 stall 7 Tropical llth 51 Public □ a a o D i Q a a □ n a Q barn and 2Ife fenced r pad- Security. 649-9455. 12 N. Amtr. sarvica nation □ □ □ □ a a Q Q s a o dock and tack room. A 52 Opposite of CUSTOM QUAUTY KITCHEN b BATH COVENTRY-Convenient 13 JoytuI cathode □□□□□ □□□□□ lot to offer! D.W . Fish One stop improvements. REMODELING ODD JOBS location. Rear courtyard aiclamatlon 53 Thus □□□□□ □□□□ Framing to Palming. Real Estate, 643-1591 14 Rich 54 Airline into a Q Q Q a a a a c i Q a n s Let A Specialist Visit our beautiful show­ Trucking, entrance. Carpeted, 1 ttpailry Licensed t Insured. or 871-1400. 55 Spanish litla □□□Q □□□□□nan bedroom apartment. 15 Avidly 56 Oxalls plant Do It! room or coll fOr your [!□□□ □□□□□ B.B.B. Merntrer Home Repairs. •IMPRESSIVE-Colonial. Adults preferred. No 17 Arrow 57 Offspring free estimate. poilon □ □□□□ □[!□□□ Call Dave Adamick tor a tree quote. Large Bolton Colonial pots. $450/Month. 1-1/2 HERITAGE KITCHEN You name it ~ We do it. 0 - 18 ReilrtcU DOWN and □□□□ □□[!□ 645-6523 on beautiful landscaped Months security. 742- u 19 Musical □□□a □□□□□□□□ ft BATH CENTER Free Estimates 0569. sounds grounds. 4 Large 1 Patlllons a a o D [ i c i Q a q q d 264 Brood Street bedrooms, 2-1/2 baths, 20 Rulf 2 Futurs at- AftLeeP.' MARTY MATTSSON Insured EASTHARTFORD-Clean, brtakors tys.' Siam □ C3DD □□□□ aSD RICK'S HANDYMAN Manchester first floor family room, modern, spacious 1 -23 A martial art 3 TV antenna croatura 42 Muslcil □ E Painting Interior/Exterior CARPENTRY SERVICE central air, steam bath 26 WMrt 3 S 649-5400 643-0304 bedroom on 2nd floor. Iyp9 22 PahnWy movamant Dackt, AUdMoiw, rtwnoMing, plus w hirl(^l in master 27 Non-prolit 4 Planal 23 8haka up 43 NovaHit — Wallpapering Rapaira, Shaatiack, Siding Applianced kitchen, 4 -(( TV bedroom. $325,000. 5 Moat 24 Arrow Jong 30 Years ^perience * Abo OMning a Hwiing harawood floors. $495 30 Function dtctillul poiton 44 — the night ' Sonior CiUton dboouM Bath ft Kitchen "We’re Selling Housesl* AL'sHANDVMAN monthly olus utilities/ 32 NovoUst 6 — will bo 25 Act of bolero 6-18 Scott A. Masear References, Insured Inouiod •* RoToronoM Remodeling Blanchard & Rossetto, Zola dona noticing security. 569-4361. e 1NibyNEA.IM. Chrlatmaa 649-4431 646-1948 Home renovations. From home to yard and 646-2482. 34 Saa you — 7 Ttnaad 28 PoHUcal 45 8oa oiglo 35 Golf club “Do you want to explain these ‘Wonder One coll does it all. MANCHESTER-2 Plus 8 Mliteko group 47 Knoll everything in between. *rrs HEREICHFA Money 37 Mao — lung 9 Happen 29 DItpalchod 48 Diractor Woman’ comics under your mattress, No Job too small. bedrooms, Victorian SSCAMERASft 38 — and write 10 Thin, a t air 31 Muilcal Prtmingar N G .L McHUGH PAINTING PROFESSIONAL is out. Come to the 91 CARS FOR SALE Free estimates. home. Nice area. $675/ 40 Cull aditor young man?!” iMerior/Exlerior Palming ENTERPRISES Ree estimates. PHOTO EQUIP. 11 Inpraiant 49 Actor — CHFA-DOH Seminar. month, plus utilities. No 41 Nooks condition 33 Prayar book O'Noal Wallpapering - Paper removal The job done right whatever 649-2871 2 8 9 -6 2 5 3 44 Dakota McCue Mortgage/EFIA pets. 649-8283 (2 wdf.) 36 8tupid 51 Gli' club SNAFU by Bnica Baattte CaiHnga rapalrad and raplacad the task. Blanchard & Rossetto. 35 MILLIMETER TONY MARCH Indian . 16 Agalnl 39 Printer't 46 Giltad Serving Home Oarnan Eait of the • Remodelirrg • Painting MANCHESTER-2 PR(^ECTOR, screen, 21 Prohlitoric moasuro River Since 1975 Get pre-qualified, learn BUICK-GMC • Mauling Services Available how you can buy a Bedroom on 2nd floor. carousels, 646-3901. Call today lor your estimate fiiMy Inuirtd T” r - ® tWlbyNEATi POWER HOUSE home for as little as New appliances, includ­ Pre-Ommed Specials. r TT IT SPIOEHJiiANbySlinLaa ^ § 3 2 1 Call Tom at 649^273 OSBUcklaSctxeZDr. $5477 $2500-$3000 total ing washer/dryer. $550 MY/voNey.' YOU SAseon TOMI6HT-me NINJA WOUNO/NOT] AUTO DETAILING WASHING MCXdnwfateRoydeBouchatn $4,977 -12 1 n r w HEX WHAT JUSTMYUtCK.IWAS down. plus utilities. Security, 87 MI8C. FOR SALE MOIdanobto4Dr.S6K $4,977 rortviE! ARE NINJA5 ^ HEAPeOHOMewHSV ppneoANOTHeaiHeFr^ again( ^ VHLAGE PAINTERS Professional Car AMERICAN DATE; Wednesday, June No Pets. 646-7336 or 84CtwvyCavol*r $3477 fS TT mNINJA PIP THINS.^ ANPRETURNeCTHe 19. TIME: 7-8:30 p.m. 643-5372. ELECTRIC-lce cream 86ChavyCovolar40r. $4477 L A W N CARE MFordEtocri $2477 MONEY TO rrs OWNER/< Specializing in Cleaning maker. Sunbeam mix 11 I HOPE HYDROWASH PLACE: 189 West Cen­ MANCHESTER-5-1/2 86 Bronco II EddaBoinr $$,977 W M3 ter St., Manchester. Call master, Persian lamb 86 PonBaePorWoma Wagon $4,977 WON'T Exterior House Painting Spring Special a Remove Harmful Mold, Mldew. Room duplex. Near I- eCAHOdY YARDMASTERS Oxidailon.Chaldng Patot, Dirt & Bette for reservations, coat, pine coffee table, 87 Chevy ChavottoZSK $3,977 S 8 9 9 5 384. $750/month. BTOdiaouohomZOr. $7ih 'CAUSE Senior Citizen Discount Spring Clean-Up Grime. 646-2482. Refresh­ much more. CLEAR­ Security. 649-6300. I N G H O U S E 87ToyoIoPI<5i4) $ a m Vm LATE/ 8 7 2 -7 7 8 2 Lawns, Bushee, Trees Cut Most Can e Extend The Lie Of Your Sklr^. ments and door prizes. 86 CentetyEriale Wagon $8477 MANCHESTER-Available Consignments. 871- Yards, gutters, garages hdudes; e Ptepae Your Home For Pohtlrg. Blanchard & Rossetto 89FordEicori6T9K $8,977 > 1 July. 4 Rooms, 2 9006. 89 Bdck Park Avenue $13,977 w m cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appli­ aBufling-Wcodng e Beet Eqiipment. Real Estate, 646-2482. PAINTING bedrooms. Newly 90PomiacGrandAh4Dr.16K $9477 ances Removed. Carpentry, a Interior Sharrpoo e Moat Effective Chemicab. •MANCHESTER- 90 Chevy 6-20 Von 7K $11,977 renovated with carpet­ 90GeoMelro 12K $6477 Interior-Exterior HauNng, Backhoe Work. a Engine Degreasing iChemlcahWont $245,000. Exceptional Paper Hanging LPehorKicb. ing and appliances. 91Geo8loim3K $11477 Any Job Considered.' a Vinyl & Leather Condhioning to room Contemporary 91 Buick laGobre 8K $14977 i-ntn Low Prices e Protect Your Lorgaat hveatmeht. Centrally located. $550/ END ROLLS ItfPSK MCfSflaa Accepted Raised Ranch. 4 91 BUck Ragd $16477 Ree Estimates month plus utilities. Call 271/2'wldlh-*1.00 IVi kM fc-ig c WIndovvi, Sidewalki and Otve- Bedrooms, 1-floor fami­ Call 643-9996 may Irduded Free. until 9pm, 623-6970. 13*wldlh-50F 722 Wethersfield Ave. EEK AND MEEK by Howte Schnaldar VICTOR'S PAINTING ly room, large office eFulytreurad. Ahiminum Sheets 4/%.00 HaitfbriL CT 568-3151 Center Motors room or leisure room, MANCHESTER-3,4 and 6 FRENCKS LAWN S TREE SEnVKE a SatefccHon Guartanleed. fteM^androboc¥ibapiek«d 249-1301 b no«r aimpting imNlng aooounb formal dining, 2 room apartments. Manchgriw Hwdd m a w ! t a l k A ftx ;r 6£/a)g J m sse o UP A F 0 E € e e C i> 0 5 E I T H O C G K T tof thb In n »«M on . 369-371 Main SL a For Free EtHmote Cal CTAY .twto* II a m Monday NT fireplaces, 2 baths. Security. 646-2426. AlOWE TDO/MOCH... Richard E. Martin e Lm i i Cm a Trim twou^Thuriday. < J O (lX a ^ ^ TH A T UJPS \tXJH(€>X>6e • FormN H«dg» Tiimriflg 6 4 6 -1 4 3 3 20x40 Inground pool. Weekday, 9am-5pm. 649-4304 K PT opuo'fDit^Epueiuc... A M E M 6 G R Painting e Trw * a StmitM Plantad Excellent condition ^Center Motors'^ Interior & Exterior • Pruning • Spot Saaditw • pM tlzar MANCHESTER-2 “The draught is sericus...350 pecpie came • Vagmdbb Qwdant Holo-TItod throughout. U&R Bedroom. $575 91 CARS FOR SALE Auto Sales Serving area for e OriwMnyt S«abd threugh here teday, but still nc rain." Reahy, 643-2692. monthly^, 1 month over 25 years. n w HMtIwi EattaiMM 369-371 Main Street S4S-1S12 ELDER CARE security. Quiet area. No CHEVROLET-1980 R ee Estimates FuRyhsured •MANCHESTER- Monte Carlo. $500 or 649-4304 [I dogs. 875-1382 or 871- $129,000. New to the 649-7770 HEATING/ NURSE’S-AIDE 2030.______best offer. Call 646- 1990CtvyderLsBafon $1^79$ market, bvely 6 room '1963 Chevy Cttotton $1,996 THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME PLUMBING 8515. • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee MASONRY Years of experience Cape, 3 bedrooms, PLAYER PIANaS ore In 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix $ 3 ^ Care for Elderly living room with demand. If vou hove one CHEVROLET-Spoctrum, 1968 Hyundai Excel $ 2 ^ ^ Unscramble these lour Jumbleb, /SOU" DECKS/HOME InsiaHalion and Rotacement fireplace, panelled 1986. Orginatly from 1964 Chevy S-10 Pickup 12,996 one letter to each square, to form K & R MASONRY Excellent references you pQ not use, why not ■our ordinary words. IMPROVEMENT aick. iton* concrat* pcMoi a ofOAGas&Qectric lower level family room, exchange It for cosh with T N . C a ll 645-6817, 1962 Hoixia Accord $3i49te cNmnavrapok. ■Wafer HeEders Call leave message. rs KKn •ipatianca. formal dining room, o wont od. 1966 Ford LTD $^796 FENTO DECK WORKS fHytmMmd. ■ W ^ Air Furnaces 7 4 2 -6 4 0 2 enclosed yard with CHRYSLER-LoBaron. 1963 Toyota CeScaGT $3,996 WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll UcwwASZJMS ■Boiers patio. Call usi U&R 1964 Toyota Supra $5,999 ^ 'S flagbtaracr HVti conumar 34 HOMES FOR RENT 1 986, 4 Door, air, CELEBRITY CIPHER HOMEMPROVEMENTS protacHon Wilson Oil Company Realty, 643-2692. cruise, excellent 1966 Pontiac 6000 L£ $6,796 1965 Pontiac Fteib Cpe. $4496 Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous , >Mi UMK w HOWAVANY SUNFLOWER Deck, Survboms, Additions, M A N C H E S T E R -2 family, condition. $3250. 647- people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands for 350 TRILLOM, I F t h e r e 's O fsIE 5 6 9 -7 6 7 1 6468383 1969 Chevy Conica $ 4 ^. SEBP5 WOULD IT TAKE Garages, F t^rs . TREE SERVICE/ excellent condition, 5 9104. another. Today's clue: B equals J. 116 BILLION/ THINS I KNOW, rooms, 2 bedrooms, 1965 Custom Crviier Wag $<796 HOTOB TO REACH FfaCW^ HERE 740/Wll-LION, Licensed Free Estimate NO K>B TOO SMALL PRUNING MERCEDES-1977, 300D. 1979 Ford Bronco XLT $3496 ITfe SUNFLOW ER dining room and 'BNIKDVAL, RPIR * TDTHE/WOOM’? 25THOU^ANlD/ 6 4 4 -2 3 6 2 Imtant Service/Free Estlmatec Excellent parts for your S E E D © . LOAM Bath/Kitchen Rerrvxlellng 22 CONDOMINIUMS garage. Quiet Over 40 Cars in Stock Plus L..A HAWKES TREE SERVICE 300D, or rebuild as NINE HUNDRED One CON Does It AH FO R SA LE neighborhood. $750 WCIYDJ HP.XGP Bucket, truck & chipper. project car. $1000/best New Arrivals Daily AND SIXTEEN. SCREENED LOAM 10 rman Eaparfeeca monthly plus utilities, Stump removal. Free offer. 722-6400 or 953- “FuK Auto Repair Smica" IF YO'J'KE PISSATISFIEC? M C iM * MALLARD VIEW-New security and AKILA KDZN TAYRRM WATERPROOFING Gravel and Processed estimates. Special 9514, ask for Joe. WITH THOSE SKAY HAIK5 PLUMBING ft HEATING Ranch and Colonial references. 649-4000 Gravel, Sand, Stone consideration for elderly and t h a t a r e CKOPriMS UFT 6 4 9 -2 8 7 1 homes. Change your or 643-5911, ask for MERCURY-Marqui VJWNC RPN WET BASEMENTS? and Fill handicapped lifestyle to 1 -floor living. □znz S E E A professional Dawn. Brougham, 1985. WHO CAN SET TO THIS. Hatchways, foundation cracks, For deliveries call 647-7553 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath Loaded. 4 Door. Excel­ NORTH COVENTRY- OCNRNJAN DE sump pumps, tHo linas, gravity Colonials. Attached lent condition. 42K. CARDINAL VORPLE 7 4 2 -7 8 8 6 arage. From Cozy 4 room house, 1 Now arrange the circled letters to feecfe, and dry wells. Also damp­ Veiy dean. $3400.649- 143,900. North Main bedroom, quiet country BUICK, INC. TNNOXJY XR ^ A A > form the surprise answer, as sug­ ERNIE by Bud Crse* S 5711 or 648-1763. gested by the above cartoon. ness proofing of ooncrele walls FURNITURE ROOFING/ St. to Union St. to Ros­ setting, suitable for 1 or 196IUnookiMcxkVICpe $4496 and floors. Chimney dean outs, 2 adults. Prefer quiet IMI Buick RegdCotpe $24N I K X Z N . ’ — y y OF y - y Y y y ^ 1 ear rip of 1— i I A CHEAr •— , SEAMSTRESS REPAIR SIDING setto Dr. 'W e ’re Selling MW (716lfAL QAtttMJ OMW F O U R ^ — ) I AMAL06 OJATCH | Slone walls, and concrete repairs. Housesl* Blanchard & mature couple, no pets, 1983Volvo 244 DL $44M Answer: the f X J t h e a a . a a y R5UARS / UHArr / 84 19e6Vol(MiageneU $8is$0 AHQ EOT AtS OLD- ( / BEATS A WOTAL \ TfC y/c. We repair aH types of wood fur­ Rossetto. 646-2482. $600 monthly. 742- PIZNKDGT NKKXA. BARGAW./iflC Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ Creative Creations LIONEL COTE 7269. MONTE CARLO 1986 Chevy Nova $3416 (Answers tomorrow) ------T?BASHIO«e«7 I / OJATCH ARH niture and antiques including PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Always mistrust a subordinate ior citizen dscounts. by •GOODBYE-LandordI V-8. O ne Owner 1987BiickLeSe $8jM 216 rabtoum Rood ■License # 506737 homeownership in .■'“'S** « '• tor U.iO. wtwh mdudM poiUM 1'IC MonchaNar.CT 06040 Manchsler Hardware EXCELLENT-Location, FIREBIRD 1989CEOSIoim $8,910 ■rri hindling. Iron, J u i ^ , c/o IN i iw a ip ipw , P.O. ■ « 4M*. Otiawla. FL 32|£.43WiAHyBilW& LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll say what chances for fulfilling your financial ex­ $ 1 6 4 ,9 0 0 . D e lu x e 8 649-0593. 259 ADAMS 8T., MANCHESTER BUYING-Junk cars, $5 you nnean and mean what you say to­ pectations at this time look especially room townhouse at ^Birthday MANCHESTER-Office. paid. Call Joey, 528- day. Such an attitude will enable you to good. It's possible you could generate Southfield Green. $300 per month, heat 649-1749 work productively with others; they'll 1990. Need title. June 19.1991 earnings from more than one source. Kitchen and family area included. Tully Real know exactly where they stand. with fireplace, plus a Estate, 643-0005. FREE-Junk car removal. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) There's VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Financial large lower level family Buying late model Hopes and expectations you base on something to be said for past experi­ S c h a lle r prospects are In a favorable trend to­ room, 3 bedrooms, 2-1/ MANCHESTER-Store/ wrecks. Call Parker sound premises can be achieved In the ences, even those of a painful nature. It Quality day, but you'll have to truly earn what­ 2 baths, central air, Commercial use. Main Street Used Auto Parts. year ahead. Keep In touch with ‘‘what ever you hope to get. If you're looking isn't likely you'll make the same mis­ St. near Center S t 646- Pre-Owned Autos Is" and you needn't have to worry about pool, tennis, etc. Many for a free ride, you won't find It on this takes today that you did a short time 2426,9am-5pm. Value Priced "what can be.” railroad. ago. amenities. End uniti 98 WANTED TO BUT/" HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by Dik Browne U&R Real Estate, 643- USED CAR BEST BUYSI QEMmi (May 21-Juna 20) Business UBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) Things should PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Things TRADE______THE QRIZWELLS by Bill Schorr and pleasure can be blended effectively 2692. 37 INDUSTRIAL 199OSub(iul0ycieleikn $a,99S work out better for you today — if you have a way of eventually leveling out. I'C? Ull^g T O o K A 't; 3 i i r THgPE APE C3UITE A FEW afis 60. U O W * ^ ViOUi? today. If you have a special client or AT, A/C, PS, pa/UJ/FM Steroo, Steer KcAHti f e E A U L V p e v e r y TI/VIE I TRY ANP T personally assume control over matters Today you may profit from an arrange­ ‘NEWER-Condo, built in PROPERTY 0 E B prospect with whom you'd like to dis­ Webuyd^,latemodeiused T V ie i T 'U U A M ^A P ’ O F YOU Kotm ^ce. viiTH that affect your self-interests. If you ment that previously ended up costing 1985 (Vernon). 5 1990 tiAxiu Loyde tedoi e-iB Q KIS5 HEfe, SHE BEATS THE cuss a deal, arrange for a pleasant lun­ COMMERCIAL-Industrial cars and trucks. Top prices P O O T O f Z A W M i U e ... TASMINE ^IH ', VEAH.. have to delegate authority, keep a you. Keep this lesson In mind. Rooms, 2 bedrooms, 1- AT. A/C. PS, PB. AM/FM StetBO, Rad PtCtiPO\V4T ? TAR. OUTTA ME.. cheon or dinner. Gemini, treat yourself ARIES (March 21-AprH 10) Your desire for rent, new. 1250 to paid. watchful eye on your appointee. 1/2 baths and garage. ISMFeidIteneol $ 7 ,4 a s y ~ ^ to a birthday gift. Send for Gem ini's As­ for equity in dealing with friends will be 6000 square feet, 21 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your no­ Spacious unit with 2 Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet tro-Graph predictions for the year obvious to all concerned today. It will foot hei^t. 646-0672. V-0,5 Speed, Edds Bauer PKg. y bler Instincts are likely to be those decks and 2 sky-lights. ahead by mailing $1.25 plus a long, self- leave a lasting impression that they'll 1967 Hymodh VoyogarK $7,99S 1229 Main Street which are the most prevalent today. Lower level has large addressed, stamped envelope to Astro- You may make a sacrifice on behalf of emulate later. Auto, A/C, 7 rtawenpef Manchester, CT storage area. Could be 39 ROOMMATES Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box another even though there's no possi­ TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Focus your 6 4 64464 bedroom, den or office. WANTED 1968 Nymodh VoyoB* IE S»,900 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be bility (or personal gain. attention on and devote your maximum V 4, AT, Uxxted, 7 Pom.. B(f. Body sure to state your zodiac sign. effort to your most meaningful present Take a look, you'll be SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oac. 21) This ROOM-For rent, 4 SSS TOP DOLLAN S S S ~ CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you're objective. Set your playthings aside to­ glad you did I Asking, 1966ToyokiCxmyU $AMO Coih on the borral hood, for your Is a good time to start tightening the ties bedroom house. $325/ presently trying to work out something that bind you to a valued friend. Take day; much can be accomplished. $132,900. Strano Real Auto. A/C, PW, POL Mora old or late model dean u iM car month. Quiet area 646- or truck. Estate, 647-7653. 1962ldcfcBagclSwfcn 52,500 1 3893, after 7pm. C aN A Idoat •NO REASON-To rent V-0, Auto, A/C. Sterao Tony March Buicfc-GMC SOUTH WINDSOR-To ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue anymorel $54,500- l967Aou(alaB«id6od SictMO 722WethenfleMAve. share a 3 bedroom FRANK AND ER N ST^ylEETISvM $75,900. Take your V-6. Auto, Loaded. Steer Hartford 249L1301 ...BUT ONCE i LISTEN, I'D CLIMB, choice of these 1 or 2 house. Rent includes tAAMB 1969nyinou6iCoi6r t4,9SS WE THI ANVTMINO TO C o o f e Bridge bedroom Ranch or utilities, 232-7571. OniBRSIDE, ' g e t a w a y FROM LEG A L N O 'riCE ~ $ o o !< Auto. AM/FM.Sho(p Car IT'S ALL , r THOSE TWO OVER- R o o / c s t > t e r Townhouse Condos DOWNHILL! J GROWN GEEKS! with private front and SSPADiTINOft I960 Honda AoeoRltX 59.900 ' mViTAIKNI TO BID back entrances, West led the diamond two. East win­ PAPERINQ Auto, A/C, Loaded The attitude appliances, hardwoocil bids wN be iBoeived in NORTH i-U-II ning with the ace and returning the di­ 1900 Chevy Ipodun 52.900 the General Servloet' offloa, ♦ flooring! Convenient to 2 amond 10. Declarer finessed the jack PAINTING-Interior/Ex- 4 Spd, Sterao, Eoono Cor, Low Mha 41 Canter Street, MBiKhestor! ¥ K Q J 10 7 4 lead Downtown and busi successfully and then led a heart to the terior and cajpentry. 1967li6ektonMMt 54.99S CT until 11®o a.m. on Vie ♦ 9 7 Lease/purchase and Call Mika, 647-8855. king and ace. Knowing there was no 5 Speed. PS, pa AM/FM CoMOlte date shown below for the fol­ ♦ A K J 8 By Phillip Alder help with closing costs lowing: longer any hope in diamonds. East available tool CHFA 19660ldiCtaRiCoipe K99S WEST EAST switched to the spade jack — queen, 63 LANDSCAPING JUNE 25, tggt _ f i r e Beginners often ask me why there Approved. Anne Miller Auto,/VC,PaPB.Ccawlte G - t f i <$A43 ♦ J 10 9 8 are rules for which card to lead at ace, two. Declarer won the spade re­ DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT Real Estate, 647-8000. SCREENED-Loam for 1967AouRiUg«idLSed 5U90O ¥985 ¥A63 trick one. They say, “1 realize it is turn, crossed to dummy with a club JULY 9, 1991 — ALTERA­ ♦ 6 5 4 2 ♦ A Q 10 8 sale. Call Chip, 646- V-6. Auto, Laathar, Loaded O 1M1byNEA.m good to give partner information and cashed the heart queen. When both TIONS TO MANCHESTER ♦ 10 7 2 ♦ 53 23 LOTS ft LAND FOR 4155. ROBOTMAN by Jim Meddick about m y holding in the suit, but won’t defenders followed, he claimed 10 lOOOPonlcieGRaidMx 5S.49S COMMUNITY YWCA ______SALE______PHIPPS by JoMph Farris SOUTH it help declarer too?” tricks. VB.AT,A/C,Mltower.AlayWhaeb The Town of Manchester is an ijw YHAi?a.P,y(HATCANI WE'RE a l l Y w e r e f o r c e d . BUT rw THE only ♦ KQ765 Note the difference if East switches 73C L O T H IN Q 1966Vofvoa40Dl 5A900 equal YES,BvrWIE'RE That is true, but usually it pays to MANCHESTER-Building SAY? IVS THIS FEE U N S TH t J TOTRIMTHE .CONSiDERiNS ¥2 to the spade jack at trick two. That 4 Cyt. AT, A/C, AM/FM. Cteon Car aridi mvms being give accurate information to your lot exclusive M T Farms WEDDING GOWN, Full PINCH.. A SAUS...TI6HTBN Dr a s tic coTs^ ♦ K J3 Son . __ (S:?? A e c o n o m y ' LWP OFF.. partner. If you keep partner in the sets up three spade tricks for the de­ 1967FaKlEKOrtOl SS,S00 ^ ' t h e b e l t .. area. Approx 1 acre. length, off-white. tractan and as a INTHEU5E0F ♦ Q964 dark, he is more likely to make a fense and defeats the contract. Under ground utilities, Treasure chest. Size Auto. A/C, PS, pa Low Mtei oondHion of doing business THE OFFICE / Vulnerable; North-South Should East switch to a spade at mistake. water, sewer. Asking 18. $350. Call 646- 1960Poi*Xllft*dlE K900 ^IheTown, as^Fed ^ i n J20PIER... y Dealer: North As an example, examine today’s trick two? If his partner leads the dia­ $130,000. 742-1244 or 5010. Auto, Pa PB, AM/FM Order 11246. deal. North’s decision to rebid three mond two at trick one, it is very diffi­ 649-5711. Ask for Tom. B id forms, plans and i r South West North Etest hearts rather than two clubs is slightly cult; East thinks there are at least 82 RECREATIONAL specifications are avdiable at 1 ¥ Pass unusual, but not a clear error. South three diamond tricks readily avail­ SCHALLER ! ♦ the General Services' office. Pass 3 ¥ Pass made the practical decision to shoot able. But if West leads the diamond 31 ROOMS FOR RENT EQUIP.______3 NT Pass Pass Pass six. East w ill know it is a high card TOWN OF MANCHESTER, for three no-trump, though here it was MANCHESTER-Free •GIRLS-16* Bicyle with ACURA from a weak suit, not fourth best. Now CONNECTICUT Opening lead; ♦ 2 a mistake, since four hearts is unbeat­ week with $100 security training wheels. Excel­ 345 CENTER S TR E ET ‘ he switch becomes clear-cut. RICHARD J. SARTOR able. deposit. Clean, quiet, lent condition. $25. Call MANCHESTER GENERAL K U N A ^ furnished. M6-8337. 647-9104. 647-7077 040-06 *-v8 1 1 tr'X