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Farewell Special friends help other kids U to summit gain confidence

By Jacqueline Bennett Plenty of good will, Manchester Herald but the meetings were Call them special. N short on achievement The word could apply to both the students In Jean McCumber’s special education class at Keeney Street School and some fifth- and sixth-graders who Related story on page 7 have become their “special friends” through a program so successful it has been honored by the state Department of Education. By Terence Hunt State Education Commissioner Gerald Tirozzi The Associated Press has singled out the program for recognition and dissemination in the 1988 Connecticut Celebration of MOSCOW — President Reagan and Mikhail S. Excellence program. Gorbachev bade farewell at the Kremlin today, “This is a long-established program which I concluding a summit long on good will but short of began about 20 years ago,” McCumber said. She, achievement. Gorbachev said they had moved along with other educators receiving similar superpower relations “from a dangerous track to a recognition from the state, was to attend a special safer one” and Reagan expressed hope for “an era reception in New Haven today. of peace.” It was at the suggestion of the school’s current Ending the first visit to the Soviet Union by an principal, Frank Amara, that McCumber submitted American president in 14 years, Reagan said he had her project for consideration in the Celebration of been moved by the reception he got in Moscow. Excellence program in February. She was notified Gorbachev took the occasion to prod Reagan to it was chosen regionally in April, then on May 1, she move faster on the issues facing the two learned it was picked for the state program. superpowers. “I was surprised and pleased.” she said. The taiks compieted the most frequent super­ Amara said, “From my perspective it's wonder­ power summits in history, four in just 30 months, ful. The “Special Friends” program is one of the underscoring the dramatic turnaround in U.S.- most rewarding for everyone inolved.” Soviet relations since the first meeting in 1985. “Special Friends” is a volunteer program. Dwight Eisenhower and Richard Nixon each had McCumber and their teachers pick from fifth- and three summits with their Soviet counterparts. sixth-grade students who volunteer for the pro­ Air Force One took off from Vnukovo Airport in a gram. They then become special friends to special light drizzle at approximately 11; IS a.m. local time. David Kooi/Manchester Herald education kids. Reagan was heading to Great Britain and talks with “We find those with a friendly, talkative nature do Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. Gorbachev BATTING BUDDY — Sixth-grader friends" project recognized by the the best,” McCumber said. faces, by month's end, the convening of the first Those chosen spend their free time and morning Communist Party Congress since 1941. Kristin Tomeo, 12, helps Sharon Special Education Association to and lunch recesses doing a variety of activities with Secretary of State George P. Shultz, who flew Moorman, 9, with her batting Tues­ help special education students. special education kids. Activities vary depending separately to Brussels, Belgium, to brief America's day. Tomeo is part of a “special 2 NATO aliies, called the talks “a good, realistic, See SPECIAL FRIENDS, page 10 businesslike summit meeting.” And Defense Secretary Frank Carlucci flew to Tokyo. An unnamed Japanese Defense Ministry official quoted Carlucci as saying the United States had asked the Soviets to urge North Korea to exercise 53 receive scholarships in annual ceremony restraint during the upcoming summer Olympic Games in Seoul. William R. Johnson, director of the The meetings here produced rene’wed vows by By Nancy Concelman J. Straughan, whose nephew, Jam es Details on recipients, page 14 foundation and “.scholarship presen­ leaders to improve East-West relations and put into Manchester Herald Connelly, wrote a letter to the ter extraordinaire,” Ladd said. force the first-ever treaty to eliminate nuclear foundation that said, “Sedrick would weapons. But tensions over regionai confiicts After messages of hope, wishes of burden and responsibility.’ The foundation this year received find education for the young a truly fitting legacy.” lingered, and Reagan and Gorbachev did not good luck and the traditional stum­ more than $100,000 in new scholar­ DiRosa said that only about half of Johnson, the former president of the advance prospects for a long-range missile treaty in bling over the pronunciation of ships, $75,000 of which wasawarded to all high school seniors nationwide will Savings Bank of Manchester, also had any substantive fashion. names, ^3 high school seniors were be graduating this month. the students and the rest of which honored Wednesday by the Manches­ went to a perpetual scholarship fund, a scholarship established in h is honor, The Reagans said goodbye to the Gorbachevs in ter Scholarship Foundation at its 23rd “ (That) increases the burden that in place of a bank retirement party for the same Kremlin hall where America’s first couple you now have,” he said. Ladd said. This year, scholarships awards ceremony, held at Manches­ were given by more than 80 organiza­ him. The recipient of Johnson’s and was greeted on Sunday. Walking along the same red “I know that when you leave here ter Community College. tions and individuals. other scholarships was Stephen Cho- carpet in the Hall of St. George after brief remarks, Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., a tonight you take with you the ability to man, an East Catholic High School the four chatted amiably and then parted company former teacher, congratulated recip­ do something special with your lives. There were eight scholarships of graduate. a moment later. ients. but told them they had a There are many people out there who $5,000 or more, she said, and many of “Spend that smaller one wisely,” Raisa Gorbachev presented Nancy Reagan a responsibility. will need your help,” he said. the scholarships were established as Johnson told Choman of the scholar­ bouquet of roses in what perhaps will the last "The fact that you are here tonight After DiRosa’s speech and a wel­ memorials. So far. she said. 724 ship named after him. encounter for two first ladies whose relationship indicates ... that you people have come from foundation President students have received scholarships Choman’s was among the easier never was warm. achieved something more than oth­ Patricia Ladd, the names of the through the foundation. names for Johnson to pronounce. ers,” DiRosa said. “But one of the students were read, sometimes pho­ Among the new scholarships estab­ See SUMMIT, page 10 things that comes with achievement is netically, by master of ceremonies lished was one in memory of Sedrick See SCHOLARSHIPS, page 10 Area excited about 9 fund-drive pian

By Andrew J. Davis Manchester Herald

Money collected from a $25 million school fund-raising drive by the Archdiocese of Hartford should be directed toward financial aid, improved BUSY SUMMER facilities, and raising teacher’s salaries. Manches­ BEGINS — ter Catholic school officials say. The archdiocese announced the five-year cam­ Melanie Angel paign Monday, which will help the troubled Catholic and Teddy schools remain competitive with public schools, said the Most Rev. John F. Whealon, archbishop of Kennedy, two Hartford. The program — called the Foundation for 4-year-old sand the Advancement of Catholic Schools — will raise funds for financial aid, programming, capital sculptors, begin projects and salary increases, among others, by a project on reaching out past the Catholic community and V.'i 1 asking for help from all religions, he said. the beach at The 103 schools run by the archdiocese in Indian Notch Hartford. Litchfield and New Haven counties have been strained for money because of declining Park on Bolton enrollments and rising costs. Whealon said. The Lake. They took archdiocese, which rims four schools in Manches­ advantage of ter, has already raised $5 million for the foundation, he said. favorable work­ East Catholic High School, Assumption Junior ing weather High School, St. Bridget School and St. Jam es School are the four Manchester schools. Tuesday. “It’s very much needed,” said the Rev. Bill Charboneau. president of East Catholic High Stu HIpkint Special to tha Harald See ARCHDIOCESE, page 10 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 2, 1M8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 2, 1988 - 3 RECORD Coventry budget gets axe Council trims $150,000 from $12.8 million i About Town PnbBc Records By Jacqueline Bennett Overall, the council cut about included in the general govern­ Adopt a pet: Heidi or Katie AAanchester Herald $116,000 from the $8.3 million ment portion of the proposed B Board of Education budget at a budget. Under the proposal, a T Nursery school registration set Warranty deads COVENTRY — Even the popu­ special meeting Tuesday night. supervisor and two laborers By Barbara Richmond lar fields maintenance program The rest of the cuts came from the would be hired to care for the The YWCA on North Main Street will offer an Northeast Enterprise to Robert E. Standley Jr. Manchester Herald did not go unscathed this week proposed $3.5 General Govern­ town’s recreation fields, which 61 afternoon nursery school beginning Sept. 21 on and Maryanne Standley, Constance Drive, $143,500. when the Town Council cut about ment budget. The budget now many say are in bad shape. le Wednesdays and Thursdays from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Edwaid Swain Jr. and Shirley M. Swain to James A cute little handful of fur is $150,000 from the proposed $12.8 represents a mill rate jump from nr Children who are age 3 by Sept. 1 are eligible to G. and Susan D. Malaga, Highland Street, $210,000, A large turnout of residents at this week's featured pet at the million budget after its recent 34.14 to 37. ei register. Preschool programs are also offered t V. Daniel M. and Anita J. Garaffa to Douglas S. and an earlier public hearing spoke in dog pound. She's an 8-week-old, defeat at the polls. Superintendent of Schools Na­ fi beginning June 27. For information, call 647-1437. Gail A. Porter, Lamplighter Drive, $242,000. support of the plan. Lewis said the that Dog Warden Richard UfcR Construction Inc. to Daniel M. and Anita J. "We cut about $6,000 from the than Chester said Wednesday program was to start this Rand said look^ like a dach­ 0 Garaffa, Mountain Farm, conveyance tax, $363. fields program,” Council ChSir- night, "No one is happy with summer but the council delayed shund cross. Sbe/,8 )^en named man Joan Lewis said in an pnonOpno IT Students take tests Edward C. Daniels to Paul Mancini and Salvatore budget cuts, but we have to deal its implementation until Sep­ Heidi. y interview Wednesday night. with them.” J The Schoalstic Aptitude Test and Achievement Mancini, 136-138 Pearl St., $198,900. tember and cut the $6,000 from Heidi is mostly brown with a The budget, which reflects a Chester said the board will a Test will be held Saturday at Manchester High Timothy C. and Denise M. Ketterer to Patti labor costs associated with the little white and is very sweet. Andfsw Davis/Manohastsr Herald reduction in the tax rate of about 1 make formal cuts at a meeting Cl School. Students should report to the school Patnode, Woodland Manor Condominium, $110,000. program. When found roaming on Harlan mill, goes back to voters for next week. Areas targeted in­ cafeteria by 7:50 a.m. with the ticket of admission Julia M. Taggart to Andrew C. and Patricia A. DAEDALUS —^ Bolton High School Daedalus. Daedalus, a mythical figure, Street she was wearing a pretty approval at a town meeting J[une clude expansion of the gifted and Resident Roland Green said and a positive identification such as a driver's Begin, Stone Street, $52,000. student David Costello recently re­ used homemade wings to escape yellow collar. She was found on 10. unless it is petitioned 'tO an talented program, adult educa­ that while he supported the fields license, photo identification card or passport. No Harold A. and Patricia E. Wangen to Richard J. ceived high praise for his art project, imprisonment in the Labyrinth. May 26. and Janice L. Friday, East Meadow Condominium, adjourned referendum. A pre­ tion, certified salaries and custo­ maintenance, the proposal as it one will be admitted without proper identification. J H There were four other new viously proposed $12.8 million dial supplies. now stands should be reviewed Parking is available in the lot adjacent to Brookfield $87,900. dogs at the pound, as of budget witri a 3.8 mill rate hike According to Lewis, the council for changes. Green said that a J Street. William V. and Charlene M. McWade to Gary L. Tuesday. One is a male beagle and Cynthia A. Stickels, 12 Kensington St.. $137,500. was defeated by a vote of 696 to has asked the Board of Education proposed expenditure for two g' Student flying high on wings a found May 26 on Oliver Road. Francis D. Paola Jr. to Theresa M. Bailey, Oak 629 in a May 24 referendum. not to cut monies proposed in the dump trucks with snow plows d Masons plan teacup auction He's tii-color and seems like a Forest Condominium, $138,000. “ It wasn’t defeated by a large school budget for the fields should be included in the highway nice quiet dog. margin so we didn’t really know maintenance program. department budget. fi Chapman Court 10 will meet Friday at 7:45 p.m. at Khamphiou and Khamphao Rattanakoun to Another is an older mixed Heidi Katie Carlton W. and Laurie Kenzel, 558 Hilliard St., of Daedalus to an art career where to cut,” Lewis said. “ We “ We asked them not to cut it,” Green also said the only budget SI the Masonic Temple on East Center Street for a e breed. Rand said he's about 10 $145,000. had one group saying ‘don’t make she said. he will support is one with “ no Visiting Matrons and Patrons night. Officers should By Andrew J. Davis years old and is probably a mentioned in iast week's animals must be on leashes. Norman T. Anthony to Melvin A. and Wendy any cuts’ and another group A $60,000 portion of the newly mill increase.” He had success­ o wear white gowns. There will be a teacup auction. golden retriever cross. He's a column. Aid to Helpless Animals Inc. AAanchester Herald saying they want a zero mill proposed program is in the u tl Bums-Pendergraph, 62 Pearl St., $133,000. fully petitioned the Annual Town rusty color and was picked up Rand said he had to have is seeking good homes for cats Richard T. and Jean W. Pagani to Khamphao and increase — so this is a education budget. The rest of the Meeting to a referendum and said BOLTON — David Costello Sorority to hold tag sale on May 29 on Timrod Road. three of the dogs, that had been and kittens. Some of the cats Khamphiou Rattanakoun, 45 Oakland Terrace, comprimi.se $180,000 program was he may try to do so again. and kittens are being kept is flying on the wings of The other new dogs are a at the pound for some time, $92,500. The Manchester branch Gamma of Alpha Delta Daedalus toward an art very old female Siberian euthanized. This included Win­ temporarily in the homes of Richard T. and Jean W. Pagani to Vikham and Kappa will hold a tag sale on Sunday, raindate June husky. She's black and white nie, the shepherd cross fea­ organization members and career. 12, at the Mansfield Drive-in at Routes 31 and 32 Somphong Senthep, 45 Oakland Terrace, $92,500. and was found on North Main tured two weeks ago. some are kept at area animal TAS Associates to Marjorie J. Scholsky, 264 Costello, a 16-year-old junior MCC school year not over from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. The group will meet Thursday, at Bolton High School, recently Street on May 26. She's about 14 The dog pound is located on clinics. Hackmatack St.. $170,000. June 9, at 6 p.m. at The Eatery in East Windsor. years old. And a male Labra­ town property near the landfill This week's featured cat is a won first place in the mythol­ area off Olcott Street. Rand is tiger kitten. She's grey with ogy division of the state Latin dor retriever, about 2 years Quitclaim deeds Hospital offers weight-loss class old. He is mostly black with a at the pound weekdays from black stripes and is about 9 Day competition in late April after commencement date little white on his chest. He was noon to 1 p.m. The phone weeks old. She's been named, Robert D. Lanan to Janet Lanan and Robert D. for his papier-mache model of Manchester Memorial Hospital is offering an picked up on Princeton Street number at the pound is 643- Katie. When Judy Lazorik, of Lanan, Rolling Park Estates, no conveyance tax. Daedalus, who fabricated Bv Andrew J. Davis approval from their colleges The college also plans to offer additional Weight-No-More class for teenagers. The on May 30. 6642. If there is no one on duty Aid to Helpiess Animals, was Elizabeth Sgro to Edwin A. Jolly Jr., 73 Devon wings used by him and his son AAanchester Herald before taking courses. one-day junkets to Boston, Brook­ public is invited to attend the free Teen Happy, the little Pomerain- at the pound, call the police photographing the kitten, its Drive, no conveyance tax. Icarus to escape imprison- The college also is offering lyn and SoHo, a section of lower Welght-No-More Plus Aquatic Aerobics introduc­ ian featured last week, is still department, 646-4555 and they mother was in surgery being Corrinne M. LaFlamme to Raymond R. La- nient in the Labyrinth in Crete. Only days after commence­ about 15 non-credit courses this Manhattan. Neumann said. Also, tory session on Monday, June 20, at 6 p.m. at the waiting to be adopted. She's will get in touch with the dog spayed. The kitten wasn't Flamme, Green Manor Estates, no conveyance tax. As the story goes, Icarus ment ceremonies were held, summer. Neumann said. Some of there are three teen-age work­ hospital. The five-week, ten-session class will be also about 10 years old but warden. happy about the seperation. Thomas F. Scanlon to Linda M. Scanlon, 94 flew too close to the sun, Manchester Community College the courses being offered include shops available on the subjects of held at Courthouse One fitness center in Vernon. For seems In very good condition. There is also someone on All of the cats released for Sandra Drive, no conveyance tax. melting the wax off his wings was back in full swing this week "ballroom dancing.” "New drama, typing and creating gifts. information, call 647-6600 or 643-1223. adoption are neutered and Steven M. Begin and Andrew C. Begin to Julia M. and plunged to his death. York’s fabulous bargain fashion When found roaming on West duty at the pound Monday with the start of its summer The college will round out its Daedalus escaped unharmed stores,” photography courses Center Street on May 11, she through Friday from 6 to 9p.m. have been given their shots Taggart, Stone Street, no conveyance tax. session. summer by offering seven Lillian E. McCann to Bruce A. and Janet L. to Sicily. and computer courses. Company offers mammograms was wearing a regular coilar There is a 35 fee to adopt a unless they are too young when About 100 credit courses and 3,5 courses on writing and how to get and a flea collar. She needs a dog and the new owner must taken. McCann, Orford Park, $70,000. Costello made the model as Because of low enrollment, the stop & Shop Supermarkets will hold a breast non-credit courses will be offered published. The junkets, teen good home. see that the dog has its rabies Donald E. Willis to Donald E. and Domenica part of his Latin project. It also college was forced to cancel two check with the Mount Sinai Hospital Mobile this summer, said Erika B. workshops and writing courses Mentioned in last week's shot and is licensed. The town To adopt a cat or kitten cail Willis, Clearview, no conveyance tax. served as his yearly art of the courses scheduled to begin Mammography Coach at the supermarket on Broad Neumann, director of the col­ all have various fees. 0 column were two dogs walking will conduct a low-cost anti­ any of the foilowing numbers: Paul F. Markowski and Michael L. Karavolis to project and his project for the in May. Neumann said. A course Street, Monday, June 13. The exam costs 355, lege’s credit-free programs and € together on Oak Street a nd they rabies clinic Sunday from 1 to 3 666-7000, 623-0489, 242-2136 or Paul F. Markowski and Suzanne M. Giordano, Center for Creative Youth, a on the history of baseball and This year will be a busier payable at the time of the exam by either check, continuing education center. Be­ were claimed by their owner. p.m. at the Center Fire House, 693-6138. These numbers are in Manchester Gardens Condominium, conveyance summer program to be held at collecting baseball cards was summer than last as about 20 new money order. Mastercard or Visa. No cash tween I,200and 1,500 students will courses have been added to the The owner also claimed the in the rear at 75 Center St. The homes of Aid to Helpless tax, 324.20. Wesleyan University in Mid­ take courses at the college this cancelled along with a course on payments wilt be accepted on the coach. Appoint­ schedule. Neumann said. With male black Labrador retriever cost is 36 for a dog or cat. All Animals members. H. Russell Irving to H. Russell Irving and dletown. Costello said. summer, she said. chair bottoms. ments are required and may be made by calling the Barbara Ann Leighton, 130 Wyneding Hill Road, no Costello made Daedulus out The chair bottoms course the extra courses, she said about hospital's mammography center at 289-4915. conveyance tax. of papier-mache and a wire On Tuesday, the college began taught students to identify differ­ 200 more students are expected Margaret M. Palmberg to Judith P. Ferlazo and frame, and later painted it its three-week and five-week ent styles of chair seating. than last year. Advocacy group seeks members Nancy P. Pierce, 71-73 Lockwood St.. no conveyance with primer and water colors. summer sessions. Another five- tax. The wings were made of week session is scheduled to The Connecticut Coalition of Citizens with Obituaries cardboard and tissue paper. begin in July, while four, six and Disabilities will meet Tuesday at Manchester Susan Murray. Costello’s eight-week sessions are sipted to Wood Interior, Vinyl Exterior Community College at 7 p.m. for those interested in Current Quotations Latin teacher, called the pro­ start later this month, Neumann forming a citizens action group east of the river. For Harry Calvin Mohr sister of Harold James Sr. of brothers, Bernard Strohm of ject the best she has ever seen. said. c a ll 643-4454 o r information, 643-8253. Lt. Col. Harry Calvin Mohr, 80. Manchester. GrislOy Flats, Calif., Lloyd “ There are a lot of projects During the summer, the college Replacement Windows of South Windsor and formerly of Besides her brother, she is Strohm of Bettendorf, Iowa, and “ I ask for a minimal expression of humanity, of in the Latin room,” Costello caters to area students who Schedule set for Safe Rides Manchester, died Wednesday at survived by another brother, Paul Strohm of Chappaqua, charity. A fellow man's pain cannot be toyed with. said. “ It’s getting very clut­ attend other colleges and want to Manchester Memorial Hospital. Edward James of Copack, N.Y.; N.Y.; and four grandchildren. No one can doubt the word of a man on the verge of tered. I thought I ’d make BOLTON ARTIST - David Costello, a Bolton High get a few courses out of the way CUSTOM MADE Manchester Safe Rides will operate Friday for the He was the husband of Christine two sons and a daughter-in-law. The funeral is Saturday at 9 death, who has had the courage to say it." — Vice something (that is) flying.” School student, stands next to his art project, Daedalus. while home for the summer. East Catholic High School prom and on Friday. (MacIntyre) Mohr. Dr. Edward M. Sisk Jr. of a.m. at the Callahan Funeral President Rodolfo Castillo Claramount of El Costello said he couldn't Costello recently won first place in a state Latin Day Neumann said That is why many June 10. for Manchester High School prom. Hours Indianapolis, Ind., and Frank J. Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ Salvador^ commenting on the hospitalization of decide whether to make a of the courses offered are at the •AT LAST no need to sacrifice your 2 He was born in Manchester and competition for his work. are 9:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. For the East Catholic High and Edith Sisk of East Hartford; ford, with the Rev. Melvin G. Salvadoran President Jose Napoleon Duarte and model of Icaras or Daedalus, beginning level, she said. natural wood interior anymore. lived in South Windsor for the School and Howell Cheney Regional Vocational- two daughters and a son-in-law, Williams officiating. Burial will the reaction of some citizens to it. but chose the latter becau.se art, drawing or perhaps archi­ Many people have congratu­ ‘Primarily, they are students •Fits into existing openings, no Technical School graduations, the ride service will past 20 years. Besides his wife, he Sally M. McGowan of East be in Wapping Cemetery, South Icarus receives too much tecture. Next year. Costello lated Costello on his work, but that are home for the summer disturbing siding or trim operate on Thursday, June 9, and Thursday, June is survived by a cousin and Hartford and Barbara and How­ Windsor. Calling hours are Fri­ “ Mrs. Cipollone enjoyed smoking, and that was anti want to take some credit attention compared to his willl attend the Greater Hart­ he said his greatest compli­ •(Completely self contained with 16, from 9:30 p.m. to l a m. Regular Friday and several nieces and nephews. ard Straderof East Hartford; two day from 7 to 9 p.m. why she continued to smoke, and she didn't want back,” she said. “ They can get father. ford Academy for the Per­ ment came from Murray. insulated glass and half screen Satruday hours are in effect through Saturday, June He was a World War II U.S. sisters, Harriet Ajaski of East Memorial donations may be anyone to tell her not todoit." — Attorney Donald J. " I discarded that idea,” forming Arts in Hartford as "She was excited.” he said. them out of the way.” •Has the advantage of vinyl with the 18. To use the service, call 646-2180. Army veteran serving in Ger­ Hartford and Virginia Newcombe made to the American Cancer Cohn, representing Liggett Group Inc., in com­ Costello said of making a well as taking classes at the " I expected her to scream, as Some of the courses offered many, and after 20 years of in Rhode Island; five grandchild­ Society. 670 Prospect Ave., Hart­ ments to jurors considering whether trie tobacco model of Icarus, “ because too high school. she always does. She was during the summer include begin­ wood interior military police service, he retired ren; and several nieces and ford 06105. company was liable in Rose Cipollone's lung cancer much has been done on that.” “ I ’ve been drawing since stricken speechless; driven to ning courses in economics, sociol­ •Many custom options available as provost marshal at Fort nephews. death. Costello hojjes the project is forever.” he said. "Since I tears That was my greatest ogy and accounting. A three- •Installation available Public Meetings Devens, Mass, with the rank of The funeral is Friday at 8; 15 a first step toward a career in could hold a pencil.” reward.” credit course will cost $151 during a m. from the Callahan Funeral "It's outrageous. I haven't been charged with Lieutenant Colonel. Clara Whiting the summer, which is about $60 O N DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOM Home, 1602 Main St., East Hart­ anything and here they've seized my boat, my Clara M. (Underwood) Whit­ higher than this year’s regular He was awarded the Bronze ford, followed by a Mass of means of production. I don't even think this would session fee of $8’7.50. Neumann R.L. Moore Company Meetings scheduled tonight. Star, Oak Leaf Cluster, the ing, 77, of 78 Walker St., Manches­ Christian burial at 9 a.m. in St. happen in the Soviet Union." — fisherman Kevin said. Purple Heart, American Cam­ ter, wife of Hayden E. Whiting, Door and Window Store Christopher Church. Burial will Hogan, whose new, $140,000 boat was seized by Vasquez’s bond is reduced; Neumann said that although died this morning at the Masonic 536 Tolland Street, East Hartford Manchester paign Medal, World War II be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, authorities under the "zero tolerence" program Home and Hospital in credits are usually transferable Victory medal. Combat Infantry Rocky Hill. Calling hours are after they allegedly found 1.7 grams of marijuana in 528-9493 Economic Development Commission, Lincoln Wallingford. to a student’s main school, the Badge, American Occupational today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 a crewman's jacket. continuing education department Showroom Hours; 10 to 5 Mon.-Fri., 9 to 12 noon Sat. Center gold room, 8 a.m. Medal, French CroixdeGuerre She was bom in Swanton, Vt. p.m. lawyer says ifs still too high advises students to receive prior with Star, and the Army Com­ July 25, 1910, and had been a Coventry mendation medal. resident of Manchester for the Frank H. Strohm past 45 years. Thoughts By Andrew Yurkovsky seriously.” Connecticut from New York in Housing rehabilitation, Town Office Building, The funeral is Friday at II a.m. Cosgrove said he didn’t know March after drug charges against at Watkins Funeral Home. 142 E. Frank H. Strohm, 65, of East She was a member of the Herald Reporter 7: 30 p.m. Center Congregational Church. when Vasquez’s trial was likely to him in Rochester, N.Y., were I AtVITTNER S DISCOVER § Center St. Burial, with full Hartford, husband of the late The phrase "Love means never having to say come up. dropped by the state. military honors, will be in the Joanne Strohm, died Wednesday Besides her husband, she is The bond on the man charged in you're sorry" is romantic, but misleading. It seems Vasquez is being held in the Police have said that the killing THE REAL PLEASURE OF PLANTS. veterans section of East Ceme­ at Hartford Hospital. He was the survived by a son, Harold A. connection with last year’s killing most important to express apologies to someone we Hartford Correctional Center. He may have resulted from an tery. There are no calling hours. father of Kurt A. Strohm of Whiting of Manchester; two of Lauren G. Anderson was Dr. Crane’s Quiz Manchester. brothers, Harold C. Underwood of love. Often, we treat people close to us less kindly reduced Wednesday, but the had originally been charged with argument Vasquez and Ander­ THIS WEEK’S PLEASURE IS Memorial donations may be murder in connection with Ander­ son, his former girlfriend, were made to the South Windsor Besides his son. he is survived St. Albans, Vt., and Guy A. than we do those with whom we work or trade. man’s attorney said it is still by two other sons, Frank A. Underwood of Westfield, Mass.; One of my daughters had the hardest time unlikely his client will be able to son’s death. having about drugs. Ambulance Fund, South Windsor Vasquez was arrested June 11, Strohm of Brooklyn, N.Y., and six grandchildren, four great apologizing for anything. Perhaps you know post the bond. Anderson, 26, was found dead in ROSE PLANTS 1. That famous "Big Bad Wolf" would purposely Police Department, 151 Sand Hill her apartment at 82A Congress 1987, in Rochester and charged avoid which one of these? Eric 0. Strohm of Bristol; three grandchildren and several nieces someone who has the same trait. She is a kind and The man, Epifano Vasquez, 35, Road. South Windsor 06074 or to St. on Jan. 27, 1987, with a bullet with possession of 2 ounces of COOP FOLD KENNEL FARROWING HOUSE daughters. Sherry S. Earle of and nephews. loving young woman but she would rather do just pleaded not guilty last week to iTfiEY ARE A MASS OF COLOR — the South Windsor Visiting wound in the side of her body. cocaine, according to authorities 2. A lei should indirectly suggest which number? Nurses, 1009 Sullivan Ave., South Danbury,. Shelley J. Strohm of The funeral is Saturday at 10 about anything rather than apologize. This has first-degree manslaughter in con­ Vasquez was believed to have fled^ there. Manchester authorities 13 35 40 50 Windsor. East Hartford and Sheila S. a.m. at the Holmes ^ n e ra l always puzzled me. I do not think the words are nection with Anderson’s death. AVAILABLE IN HYBRID TEAS, CLIMBERS, the scene in a 1986 red Toyota^ began extradition proceedings 9 3. Which meat item is most suggestive of Santa Mason of Hartford; his father, Home, 400 Main St. Burial is in the magic, but they begin the process of clearing the air. He also pleaded not guilty to a Celica. against him after being informed Clause? Frank A. Strohm Sr. of Long East Cemetery. Calling hours are Then, I know other people who seem to apologize for charge of first-degree larceny in FLORIBUNDA’S & MINIATURES Sarah Sisk Vasquez was extradited to of his arrest. FISH VEAL PORK VENISON Beach. Calif.; three sisters, Mar­ Friday from 7 to 0 p.m. being alive. What they are doing is not really connection with the theft of a car 4. Which sports term usualiy suggests the Sarah "Sally" (Sipp) Sisk, 74. ion Charnowski of Las Vegas, Memorial contributions may be apologizing, but pleading to be accepted. Saying we from Anderson’s apartment at THE NICEST WE'VE EVER HAD! heaviest piayer? of East Hartford, widow of Nev., Alice Gierhart of Omaha, made to the Masonic Home and are sorry seems like an easy thing, but it is really the time of the slaying. complicated, isn’t it? LINE PLUNGE EAGLE TURKEY SPARE Edward M. Sisk, died Tuesday at Neb., and Shirley Mullins of Hospital, P.O. Box 70, Walling­ Hartford Superior Court Judge 5. Which one of these is probably warming up in Hartford Hospital. She was the Yellow Springs. Ohio; three ford, Conn. 06492. Francis R. Quinn agreed Wednes­ D U R A S O L ’s Retractable Fabric Awnings HARDY AZALEAS PERENNjAL_PLANTS The Rev. Diana Heath the bullpen? day to reduce the bond from ^Sm S helter- inexpensive solution to CADDY APPRENTICE ROOKIE HELPER Unitarian Unlveraallst Society: Eaet $250,000 to $175,000. Quinn also Still a real large selection, many in 6. Match the verbs at the left with the nouns at the placed Vasquez’s name on the covering a patio or deck 1 Gallon Pots bud and bloom! right to which they usually pertain. Weather trial list. Most Plants are (a) Whip(v) Tea Asked whether Vasquez would $ 3 8 8 (b) Perk(w) Eggs Manchester Herald be able to make the reduced bond, Check These Features: $ 2 2 5 $ 5 9 8 Christopher Cosgrove, his public Only w ea. ea. or For (c) Brew(x) Steak Breezy and cool VOL. evil. No. 208 Wara 'S* - STORE STOCK ONLY USPS 327-500 defender, said,“ I doubt it very •Retractable and sell-storing - on (d) Broil (y) Coffee demand sun or shade (e) Scramble(z) Potatoes Manchester and vicinity: To­ day, partly cloudy breezy and Publlshsd dally except Suggested carrier rates •Can be mounted on walls, soffit of roofs • BIRD BATHS Sunday and certain holl- ara $1.80 weakly. 37.70 lor SPREADING or cool. High near 60. Northeast Bennet students •Roll up and leave out year round VINCA VINE daya by the Manchester one month, $23.10 for o STATUARY wind 15 to 25 mph. Tonight and Publishing Co., 16 Bral- three months. $40.20 tor named to society •Dozens of colorul, weather resistant UPRIGHT YEWS Lottery Friday, partly cloudy and cool. nard Place, Manchester. six months add $02.40 for designer fabrics to choose from o LAWN Low tonight 40 to 45 with light Conh. 06040. Second ona year. Senior citizen •Manual or optional motorized operation north wind. High Friday 60 to 65. clasa postage paid at and mall rates are avalla- Fourteen students from Bennet •Trouble free European design, 3 yr. SALE PRICED DECORATIONS Manchester, Conn. Poat- bla on raquaat. Only 98CA la Connecticut daily Wednesday: 055. Play Four: West coastal, east coastal; Junior High School were inducted etch mastar: Sand address To place an advertise­ factory warranty 5031. Today, partly cloudy breezy and into membership of the National changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a news •No more ruined barbeques cool. High near 60. Northeast ter Herald. P.O. Box 501, Item or picture Idee, call Junior Honor Society in a cerem­ $095 In 3'/4" Pots OPEN 7 DAYS NEWINGTON (AP) — One winning ticket worth wind 15 to 25 mph. Tonight and Manchastar, Conn. 00040. 043-2711. Office hours are ony May 25. •Installation available 0:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday At ^ MCh_ SUNDAY TILL 4 more than 32.8 million was soid in East Hartford for Friday, partly cloudy and cool. The students were; Michelle ON DISPLAY IN OUR SHOWROOM A REAL VALUE Tuesday's drawing of the Connecticut state lottery's Low tonight around 45 with light If you don't receive your through Friday. Fleury, Deirdre Flynn, Sendia Herald by 5 p.nt. weekdays The Manchester Herald "Lotto" game. north wind. High Friday near 60. Kim, Eben Plese, Kristin Tromb­ or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Is a member of The R.L. Moore Company Also, 98 tickets matching five numbers were sold Northwest hills: Today, partly please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the ley, all ninth-graders; and Anna and each is worth 31.096, a lottery spokeswoman cloudy breezy and cool. High near rier. If you're unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ Christen Breen, Kristin Donnelly, Door and Window Store VITTNER’S GARDEN CENTER said Wednesday. In addition, 4,350 tickets matched 60. Northeast wind^l5 to 25 mph. reach your carrier, call tions. the New Englsnd Sian Duncan, Sarah Hennigan, a K 536 Tolland Street, East Hartford four numbers and are worth 344 apiece, while 62,181 Tonight and Friday, partly subscriber service at 047- Newspaper Association Keosamone Keovilay, Beth Ik 528-9493 S 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE C J .Q ^ cloudy and cool. Low tonight 0040 by 0 p.m. weekdays end the New England Rackow, James Ruel, Heidi To­ tickets matched three numbers and are worth 33 Prase Association. Showroom Hours; 10 to 5 Mon.-Fri., 9 to 12 noon Sat. ^ MANCHESTER-VERNON TOWNLINE 0 * 1 5 1 each, the spokeswoman said. Today's weather picture was drawn by Sheila Atwell, 9, of around 40 with light north wind. (or dallvory In Manchester. wle and Jewel White, all eighth- The winning numbers were; 9, 15, 17, 20, 21, 24 Whitney Road, a student at Verplanck School. High Friday 60 to 65. graders. 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, June 2, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 2, 1988 -

Offices disagree Tax evader goes to Jail River fish show little contamination STATE BRIDGEPORT — A fed era l Judge, i saying he couldn’t overlook the seriousneas HARTFORD (AP) - State officials lire He said the tests were specifically con­ Hartford, called for an advisory against of the C lim e, has sentenced a fo rm e r state weighing the Implications of eating fish tal en ducted on large catfish — including a fish he eating fish from the river as an interim step on surpius, deficit & REGION representative from Waterbury to two from the Connecticut River after tests on 12 said was clearly a record-sized catch for the until more sampling was completed. years in prison for evading income faxes. catfish found that only one contained species — because those fish would tend to Massachusetts officials two months ago By Judd Everhart “ We haye been anticipating Teens held In murder Francis W. Clampi, a Democrat who unhealthful levels of suspected carcinogens. have the greatest concentrations of PCBs issued a formal advisory warning people not r The Associated Press finishing the end of the fiscal year served in the General Assembly from 1967 A state environmental official said Wednes­ stored in their body fat. to eat white and channel catfish taken from before we try to take any WETHERSFIELD - Two Hartford to 1976, will have his sentence suspended day that all 12 of the catfish caught in the river He said the fish were skinned and filleted the Connecticut River. HARTFORD - The budget corrective action because in fact, teen-agers face miirder charges in what after 60 days, Bridgeport U.S. District in the Hartford area contained traces of before sampling. Tests on the edible portions The warning was based on a sampling, offices in the executive and we may find that we do end up officials called the anti-homosexual Judge Warren Eginton ordered PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyls. of the fish revealed an average PCB conducted by the Massachusetts Division of But only one fish had a PCB level exceeding i legislative branches of govern­ with a surplus,’’ the governor robbery and beating death of a 33-year-old Wednesday. . cphtamination of 0.86 parts per million. Smith Water Pollution Control, that revealed that ment are giving sharply differing said. Wethersfield man Ciampi pleaded guilty on March 31 to one the federal .standard, said Robert L. Smith, sdid. about 20 percent of the catfish caught at two assistant director of the Department of estimates of how the state will He noted that corporate taxes Sean G. Burke, 17, and Marcos J. Perez, count of tax evasion stemming from his The U.S. Food and Drug Administration testing stations within 16 miles of the Environmental Protection's water com­ limit for PCBs, a group of oil-like compounds finish the current budget year. are off in other states as well. 16, surrendered to Wethersfield police handling of an insurance account with the Connecticut border had overall concentra­ The O’Neill administration’s pliance unit. used as insulators in electrical components, tions of PCBs of more than 2 ppm. the FDA ( Wednesday and were charged with feiony city of Waterbury six years ago. Anthony V. Milano, the gover­ “ The results are very encouraging and well in edible fish fillets is 2.0 ppm. limit. Office of Policy and Manage­ nor's budget chief and secretary murder and first-degree robbery, within the limit at this point,” Smith said. One fillet contained 2.6 ppm, and the rest The Massachusetts data also revealed that ment, through state Comptroller . according to Hartford State’s Attorney of the Office of Policy and Lleberman vs. Weicker “ We are waiting for the health department tested at 1.0 ppm hr lower, Smith said. the catfish were contaminated with varying J. Edward Caldwell, ispr^icting Management, said he is at a loss JohnM. Bailey. ho a 9782,000 surplus when the to give us their input on the health The tests were ordered after officials of the concentrations of heavy metals, including to explain the fall-off in the Both were held on $200,000 bond pending NEW BRITAIN - Democratic U.S. current year ends June 30. implications of eating the fish, but at this four-state Connecticut River Watershed cadmium, chromium, manganese, nickel and be corporations tax, which is so far arraignment in New Britain Superior Senate candidate Joseph I. Lieberman The General Assembly’s Office point we don’t see any reason for a health Council, a private environmental and conser­ lead, which are known or suspected carcino­ as $20 million less anticipated when Court today. sharply criticized Republican Sen. Lowell advisory to be issued,’’ Smith said. vation group with a regional office in of Fiscal Analysis says here’ll be gens in humans. Mi the 1987-88 budget was adopted State police have said Richard Reihi was P. Weicker for voting against cost-of-iiving a $48.2 million deficit. last spring. .^ilL ae The OFA figures prompted found iying dead of massive head trauma increases in Social Security benefits. go House Minority Leader Robert G. The best he could do, he said, on the front fawn of his dupiex home May Lieberman, now the state’s attorney J Jaekle, R-Stratford, to urge the was blame it on the federal tax 12 with a tog tying neprby. general, said Wednesday that Weicker in governor to direct each state reform act passed in 1986. Bailey said state potice executed five 1982 had promised never to vote for cuts in ac Milano also noted that the state agency to cut back on spending search warrants on Burke’s and Perez’ Social Security benefits and later voted at ini still expects to take in $1.6 billion during the final weeks of the homes since Tuesday and recovered least five times against cost-of-living M anhattan w< fiscal year.. Traditionally, Jaekle in revenues before the books are “ materiat evidence.’ ’ Baitey said state increases. AP photo th said, agencies try to spend closed on the 1987-88 budget year police received two tips in developing Jay F. Malcynsky, Weicker’scamqaign everything they have left for fear in August. information linking the teen-agers to the LOTS OF NAMES — U.S. Rep. manager, said Lieberman didn’t seem to w< of having their budgets cut during Ralph J. Caruso, director of crime. Joseph Kennedy, D-Mass., carries a understand the difference between a Dress Shirts pr the next year. OFA, said he based his deficit box containing 15,000 nominating cost-of-living increase and a cut in U Gov. William A. O’Neill said it estimate chiefly on the flagging Aparo case reargued signatures supporting his re- benefits. wi was "cause for concern. ’’ but said corporations tax collections and a po he’s counting on a strong showing decrease in what is known as the HARTFORD — Prosecutors have asked election bid. He was ready to file Rehab project snagged from corporations when they budget lapse. a Superior Court judge for permission to them with Bay State officials in $ 3 9 9 in make estimated tax payments The lapse represents money reargue a ruling that a Glastonbury Boston Wednesday. NEW HAVEN - The denial of a $6 ev later this month. appropriated but not spent. teen-ager charged in her mother’s death is million federal grant request may force At least, O’Neill said, “ we’re to be tried as an adult and a youth in two the city to scale back plans for a downtown Lapses develop when, for exam­ P* still showing black ink instead of (VIen's short sleeve button down collar oxford dress ple, people quit their state jobs separate trials. redevelopment project that has been the 19 red ink,” according to Caldwell’s and are not immediately Hartford State’s Attorney John Bailey DMV makes progress focus of economic revitalization efforts for shirts in white, blue, grey, pink, peach, mint or figures. AP photo ai replaced. said his office filed a motion Wednesday HARTFORD — The state Department of the last three years. yellow plus assorted stripes. Neck sizes 14’2 to 17'2, “ I would anticipate that at the m When the budget was adopted, before Judge Francis Quinn for permission Motor Vehicles has made significant But Mayor Biagio DiLieto said he is HIGH AND DRY — Thomas Anderson, a Southwestern While they last. end of June we’ll take another tr the lapse was expected to be $79 to reargue whether Karin Aparo, 17, should progress toward the managerial and confident the project will not have to be Bell Telephone lineman from Oklahoma on loan to the look at it when the next fiscal year be tried as a youthful offender on a charge abandoned altogether because of the begins.’’ he said. "W e’ll then million. Caruso estimated it organizational changes recommended Southern New England Telephone Co., covers up with of conspiracy to commit murder. decision by the U.S. Department of hi have the corporate profit taxes would be only $51 million. three years ago by a legislative his umbrella Wednesday as he wo(;ks on tines in No date was set for arguing the motion. committee, a report shows. Housing and Urban Development. fr paid and we’ll have a pretty close The General Assembly this Stonington. “It keeps me cool from the sun and dry from handle on exactly what's going year set aside $20 million to cover Quinn last week apparently ruled that A Program Review and Investigations The proposed $300 million Downtown th Aparo is to be tried as a yquthful offender South project would be built on 40 acres the rain,” he said. • on. a deficit, should one develop. Committee report, released by the motor to on the conspiracy charge and as an adult vehicles department, says the agency is south of the Route 34 Connector and would on a charge of accessory to murder. The working toward achieving the 37 include a 250-room hotel, a conference courtroom was closed to the public during recommendations, including the improved center, an underground parking garage, a B'S th Laws open cop files the hearing that led to the ruling. customer services. park, shops, housing and office buildings. Highway worker says St ne he saw wood chipper P€ and prohibit toy guns ) ( l s t o r e s t h r o u g h o u t CONNECTICUT AND MASSACHUSEnS STORES ca se HARTFORD (AP) — Bills last year’s disaster at L ’Am- NEW LONDON (AP) - A haystack,” Flanagan said. opening some state police files to biance Plaza, an apartment LOW, LOW PRICES! highway wDrker says he saw a Hine said he did not recognize the person with the truck and public scrutiny, banning the sale building that collapsed during ...and check oat these FREE servlcesl U-Haul truck and a wDod chipper- 343 Main St., Middletown • 25 Hazard Ave., Enfield • 1697 Whitney Ave., Hamden e 2OO Chase Ave., Waterbury e 260 North Main St., Manchester he of realistic toy guns and promot­ construction in Bridgeport, kil­ parked Dn the banks of the wood chipper. f? FREE MOUNTING! Store Hours; Mon. thru Fri. 10-9, Sat. and Sun. 10-6 • We accept MasterCard, Visa, American Express and Discover Card Pi ing recycling havebeen signed ling 28 men. Housatonic River where state Hine said it seemed "strange” se into law by Gov, William A. Families of victims were out­ S ' FREE STATIC BAUNCING! police recovered several body that someone would be out in the O’Neill. raged to find that they could not S' FREE ROTATION! SPECIAL! parts identified as belonging to middle of a storm using a wood PS The governor signed a bill sue the general contractor on the Helle Crafts. chipper and he told his boss about fa requiring check-cashing compan­ L ’Ambiance project. This bill, S' FREE ‘^.’CHANGEOVER! FREE FRONT-END Joseph Hine of Southbury gave ALIGNMENT it when he got back to the garage. io ies to be licensed, which he had however, does nothing to help the testimony Wednesday during S' FREE FLAT REPAIR! WITH THE PURCHASE OF He said when he came by the been asked to veto, and another those individuals. FOUR NEW TIRES the 39th day of Richard Cratfs’ that eliminates the immunity O’Neill had received hundreds Guaranteed LOWEST PRICE Policy'* Every lire eoid by Town Fair la backed by our.famoue murder trial in the death of his next day, he saw small patches of a< general contractors now enjoy "IRON-CLAD NO HASSLE" Guarantee! wife Helle. wood chips along River Road in of postcards and petitions urging PLUS! Every tire eold at TOWN FAIR TIRE le guaranteed for defecte I worhmanehip or materiela tor ae long ae you own the tire — regardless of years in service or Hine was said to be the state's several places. He said he saw the from negligence suits for work- him to veto the check-cashing ‘When you’re ready for tiree, don’t eacnfice the quality ... iileage received II e defect in workmenahip or malenals develop, return it to TOWN FAIR We related injuries suffered y em­ performance and guarantee you need. Town Fair Tiree. whom 111 repair it at no charge or replace it VOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU HAVE USED’ most crucial witness in the case tj-HauI and the wood chipper bill. The campaign was appar­ you can true!, hae a atore near you — there you'll find |uet the St ployees of subcontractors. ently organized by the Connecti­ right tire ia t . . . GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES We have selected tifes GUARANTEED against against Crafts, who is accused of again around 7 a.m. parked next glass, sharp metal, deep holes and all road haz- NO wi O’Neill signed the bills on cut State Check Cashing Service, *0on'l compromite. Town Fair Tiree' experience coile no more f $1095 murdering his wife, Helle. on to the steel bridge in Southbury, “ If you find a lower price advertieed in Conn or Mate within 30 # ards, and it's FREE! PURCHASE ■ m MOST FRE ■ • CARS but he didn’t stop. 2 cc Saturday. His office disclosed the which has offices around the daye of purchaee on the eame merchandise . bring ue the NECESSARY Nov. 18 or 19, 1986, and disposing advertieement and we w ill beat the price ' COMPARf US TO All O m R HRS DiMURS! action on Wednesday. state. MICNIUN • COODYItll • rWISTONi • DUNIOX • CINiUl of her body with a chainsaw and a Southbury Constable Richard re The state police freedom of The bill requires such compan­ ,rt.l. 600DRKM • XRMITXONC • UNMOYtl • Y0K0H*M* wood chipper. Wildman testified April 21 that he information bill permits the ies to be licensed through the ' m X MesY ■■*'* (■•"•■s VraiiX rirti Hine said he led police to the saw Crafts, also a Southbury Statewide Organized Crime In­ Department of Consumer Protec­ anwonn) _____ l>i crime scene after seeing a wood constable, at 4 a.m. on Nov. 21 vestigative Task Force to keep tion. It also limits their fees to 5 T E E L b e l t e d chipper and a U-Haul truck pulled with a U-Haul and wood chipper secret any records that would either 0.75 percent of the face RADIALi ^ “ gfwpHasffionaTitNPo off River Road while he was on his parked in a school lot near the lead to the identification of value of the check being cashed All-Season Radial W.W. route during a storm sometime Whitewalls RADMl WHITEWALU town garage. Wildman said he informants, investigative me­ plus a lO-cent handling fee. or a 175/60R13 1SS/B0R13. M3 205/7SR15.. between Nov. 19 and 21, 1986. 1SS/80fl13 1IS/I0R13..M4 ' 2l5/7Sni5.. *91 saw the truck and wood chipper thods or present or future law 18S/60Rt3 I 1SS'MR13 flat 30 cents. t85/75R14 175/80R13 185/79R14..*40j 225/75R1S.. *S0 The state • medical examiner parked by the steel bridge around t95/75R14 1S5/S0R13 195/75R14..*90| 235/75R1S.. *83 enforcement action. Those stipu­ One New Haven-area CSCCS 205/76Rt4 1SS/7SR14 declared Helle Crafts dead in 4:30 a.m. the same morning. 2t5/75H14 1SS/7SR14 20S/75R14..*S4 lations are already contained in office said it charges 1.5 percent 205/75R15 . 205/75R14 March 1987 after several forensic 215/75R15 3tS/7SR14 Police said Crafts went to work state freedom of information of the face value of a check tocash 30S/7SR1S MEGATRAC experts identified a partial tooth 155/80R13 225,'75R15 31I/7SR15 t6S/80R13..*99 205/75R14.. *75 as a constable on Nov. 20 at 9:30 laws covering law enforcement it. 16S/60R13 235'75R15. 22S/7SR1S BIAS PLY and crown found at the riverbank 17S/B0R13..*82| 205/75R15.. *75 POLYESTWR W.W. 185^0R13..*W| 2l5/75Rt5.. *79| lUMii) •». aiTtiH «ai I p.m. and got off duty at 2 a.m. agencies. A plastic container manufac­ Major Qualhy M S oaion S tool Bolt Badial W.W, >n tILTkII as belonging to her. mmiVf .•..YCBYAt85/75R14 M e >ine(7AB1C2CS/75RtS M l B32BSZZE< i i L i u i i SEASON 1IS/7SR14..*C9 225/7SR1S.. *82 XA4 ALL-SEASON RADIAL W.W, lATtiU la jlit l <48 They said they believe Hine is The bill also requires the task turer based in Atlanta had asked I185/80R13 'M 185/75R14..*72' asraoRis fo e rra R u . MTkH m l arTkii ‘ Hine said he plowed River Road 195,'75RH 31S,7SRIS RADIAL WHITEWALLS tltT tiii <44 Ite S iU R lS *8T 205/75R14 aovroRia. 225/76R15 . 1S$/l0Rt3 1B5'7SR14 tii/T tR ia confused about the time and saw force to review uncorroborated the governor to veto the recycling lt75/|ORf3 *88 215/7SR14 R tm em btr. . . i t Town F ik Tires between 1:30 a.m. and 4:40 p.m. ISSrtORIJ 19S'75R14 taS/TMIB 225/7SR14 235/75R15.. 7 3 23S.riSR18 Crafts sometime on Nov. 20 prior allegations contained in its files bill. ItiS^RIS *8) |i»Sr oni 205/75RIS BIAS TiniB , Nov. 19 during a snowstorm, and '17S/IOR13 ULTHEIinniES. A7Si13...... XSII one year after the creation of the 1SS/70RI4 3IS/7SRt5 e7Sa14...... ■9t I to 11 p.m. when Hine got off duty. Ti.M C-i:H8i:i n iu iu w .w J drove up and down the road The bill requires that plastic ALL-SEASON RADIAL 105/70Rt4.. 235/75R15 BWITS TIE KST mas F 7 li1 4 ...... *4S I file. If the information cannot be iTB/eonts. .*86 196/78A14...*83 1 2Mi78K1S...*M j 071x14 . several times that week during in bottles sold in Connecticut be ■k Whitewalls k CUSTOM les/SOKIS. .*72 30S>7sni4 .* i7 taa/TM ii *181 j 071x15 . A second witness Wednesday substantiated within 90 days of H U A lM .n le a ^ s n u .*78 S18/75Kl5...*eS 1 I H7lx15.. the rain checking for fallen coded to identify their composi­ ,55/eonn . *m iis/tsnio •*> PO LYSTEEL L7Sx1S...... *47 I also testified that he saw a U-Haul the review, it must be purged tion and bans the sale of beverage iL/smU .•4S HS/75H1* *57 2I 5I75R1S ‘ST Radial W.W. branches and limbs to keep the and wood chipper on the steel from the file. 17KI0B13 . 'SI 205f75« 1* *sa ULTRA-HIGH PERFORMANCE TIRES road passable. containers made of both plastic B(iwm . '.r$s'205/7SR15 ■sa bridge on Nov. 20 during a That provision was drafted to r.r>o/7,.*T<.sw| Hine said he saw the wood and steel or aluminum. K A a L C U T ST Raited White Lattera rainstorm, but previously told ease fears that the task force 70SIORI4 I m rsa ii Oulhn* While Lattera 2i5/7SRt4...... aa 20S/80SR1S.. vehicles in the early morning. citizens never formally accused lOS'tORIA a.m. when it was raining. tive Services to prepare a plan to ■8«Wr?a F*6 GRAND SPIRIT of a crime, something the task I M tfS C te TIRES y f / / f WE SELL FOR LESS . .. AND SELL MORE! 1IS/60HR14 <115 Under cross-examination by ieS/60HR14 . <11S HRX force has said it doesn’t do. increase state purchase of goods ATTINTKMI: CAMMO • FIMBIND • TtUNt ' Great Selection' Grenl Prices' Great Guarantee* *191 195/60HR15 .'1 3 3 Mod* by FomouE Mfg. 205,'60HR13 • l i e B LA C K W A LL8 defense attorney J. Daniel Sa­ made with recylced materials AM an4 oth«r “MUICLE CAB** Owners ... 90S740HR15 . <430 The gun bill is aimed at RVL • MOWUR • TOTO • OAAM m il and Ms mors! a25 60HR14 « « 4 e 20S/60HR13 .. .* e r garin. Hine said he remembered HIGH PCRFORMANCe /4xiJX4l.f!Wr Q nllnenlaio ^ 185/60HR14 •87 and develop a recycling plan for RADIALS YOKOHAMA 19S/60HR14 eliminating toy guns that are so YOKOHAMA Famous Makar ies/60HRt3 tee seeing it while out plowing snow. paper used by state agencies. ro»n fst I Own OvBtitf R aited W h itt Letter ‘721’ STEEL ALLSEASON 20S/60HR13 «ee 195/60HR1S realistic that they could be RAisio wNiTi Lima 215 5 0 H R n ...... <10* BELTED RADIAL European Daaign COMP T/A 20S/60HR1S •8 5 Sagarin said according to RAOULS 345 5 0 H R I4 ...... 'IS e 90S aOVRYS, . . . • >5/6DHRir 7.75% 205.6 mistaken for the real thing by 195 60H R 14...... <11S 155/90R13 leseovRiA • D V R / E .O f Annual Rate O’Neill has now signed 284 of 1*5 70R1). '5S 335 70R14 .'T t BRAND 16S /90R I3 90S rovni4 • 335/60HRt4 nine’s time card, the only morn­ 335 70H15 .*72 315 60HR14...... <11# ir s / a o R i3 9iseovni4 • leS/AOHRIS 315 60R13. *S4 9osaovRis • 3DS/60HRIS police officers. the 444 bills passed by the 1988 345 60R15 .<7t 335 60H R 14...... ' l i e Ie s/8 0 R 1 3 ing he was working at 3 a.m. was 205 70R14. **7 34 S .6 0 H n i4 ...... SSVR16 The general contractor immun­ General Assembly. He has vetoed SAItSIACllON 335 50VR16 on Nov. 19, during a snowstorm. 24S IOR14. <77 355/70R15 .<13 335’60HR15...... 70ire Crafts rented a wood chipper on ■AOIAl I 19S/80HRI4 I 175/70R13 IPX 155/S0hl3 . 31S/7SR14. 30S/e0HRt4 OUTLINE WHITE LETTER Nov. 20 and 21. 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In March 1985, Gorbachev came to power, Reagan at their first summit committed Reagan to can and shbuld be sent home earlier are being who were always available for Manchester Paula Bergenty; budget study faults. members of terrorist groups. Israel considers left Moscow and delivered the judgment Moscow promoting "new thinking” in foreign policy and saying that “ a nuclear war must never be fought sent home. advice and council, attended each committee, T ^ Brindamour; The GAO Office of Special Investigations, which the Palestine Liberation Organization a wanted to hear — that the Soviets “ are almost just doing a rapid image makeover on Kremlin and cannot be won.” of our meetings, and made several When the push to reduce hospital costs tine arts committee, Anita looks into criminal matters and special cases for terrorist group. like Americans.” politicians. The now-ratified INF treaty removed the danger presentations (such as a review of gained momentum in the early 1980s, Rackow. Principal representa­ Congress, was ordered by four congressmen to Similar, but less lavish, efforts are expended The new leader and his wife Raisa had wowed of Pershing 2 missiles reaching Moscow in eiglit the school renovation projects, What the Herald Fleet Street on a trip to London in December 1984, hospitals responded by developing tives: Frank Amara. Keeney examine NRC investigations. when American peace groups visit the Soviet Union. minutes from Western Europe. and a discussion of the present Since Reagan came to power, these groups have astonishing Britons used to dour, dumpy Russians With the Moscow summit, the Soviet Union is no Street; Ray Gardiner, Washing­ editorial left out One session of the GAO report criticizes Mulley’s Duarte on verge of death procedures, like increased outpatient curriculum as it pertains to come ever more regularly to "the evil empire,” with their lively manners, good humorand handling longer "the evil empire,” even in Reagan’s book. ton. Teacher representative: Ann massive five-month investigation in 1986 of the services, that reduced the number of days minority issues). We are indeed SAN SALVA­ promoting peace and friendship with the Soviets of the press. As the president himself explained it, that Deegan. Martin School. To the Editor: NRC’s regional office in Arlington, Texas. Mulley patients were confined to hospital rooms. The fortunate in Manchester to have DOR, El Salvador and joining Moscow ih denouncing the U.S. With a sure touch sometimes attributed to description belonged to “ another time, another By the way, if any of your concluded that inspectors at nuclear plants were fact that hospital stays are getting somewhat this accessible, competent, and — President Jose president for pushing Star Wars and strengthened Gorbachev ally Alexander Yakovlev, now a era.” readers would like to be involved I read with interest Friday’s being harassed and intimidated by managers at the hard-working group managing Napoleon Duarte longer with an increase in sicker patients may in next year’s council, they can Herald editorial about the way the regional office, which covers 14 states. our schools. is being treated in show that the original purpose was call me. Eighth District ran its meeting The GAO said Mulley misunderstood when one Members of the Board of the United States accomplished and that hospital inpatient and how we should change it. key witness, Dick Denise, described two officials at for cancer of the Education also helped us. Anne Craig Lappen Israelis accused of widespread brutality You forgot to mention that the office as being “ anti-enforcement.” But Denise services are being used more effectively. Gauvin lead a discussion of the stomach and liver President, PTA Council Democratic State Central Com­ told us the GAO misrepresented his argument, too. More convincing proof would come from a school space situation at our and is "on the Z96Tlmrod Road mitteeman John Sullivan was Denise was the chief enforcement officer in the study of the length of stays now compared November meeting, and other verge of death,” Manchester there with friends supporting Tom region until 1985 when he took the job with a utility. Human rights activists say army’s tactics prolong uprising with pre-1980 stays for comparable patients, members of the board attended all the acting chief Landers and he is not even an Denise told us Mulley’s report made him more exective said. coupled with data on the success of our meetings. Eighth District resident. He critical than he intended, but he added that the The 62-year-old By Karin Laub back, said he sat in two feet of cold Ministry to check 10 complaints, Awad later that day, said the man’s 2 Principals were ably repres­ recoveries. Special thanks modestly admitted making calls GAO went overboard in the other direction. He said including three in which troops are face, legs and waist were swollen an.! ented at each meeting by Ray Duarte, one of the The Associated Press water for six hours before being on Landers’ behalf. the GAO report is written as if he sanctioned the accused of beating Arabs to death in covered with bruises. Gardiner of Washington School hemiphere’s rescued. to tennis coach “ anti-enforcement” region officials. "It looks to ARURA, Occupied West Bank — The army said initial investigations the Gaza Strip. And Israel’s Civil Army officials said an initial check and Frank Amara of Keeney It seems like, as Jimmy Du­ staunchest U.S. me as if (they) get endorsed as right-thinking Israeli human rights activists accuse proved the allegations in all three Rights Associations have forwarded showed no wrongdoing by soldiers, Street School. Teachers were To the Editor: rante, used to say, "Everybody’s allies, was at heroes, and I certainly did not say that,” Denise their nation’s soldiers of widespread cases to be unfounded, adding that 17 complaints, mainly concerning but that an official inquiry was represented by Ann Deegan from trying getinto the act. ’’ No wonder Walter Reed Army said. brutality in the occupied lands and soldiers were cleared of wrong-doing. brutality. launched after Arabs filed formal Martin School; in addition, the A special thank-you to the the Dems had to cancel their Medical Center in The GAO should have taken anything Denise said . say such tactics are prolonging the Army officials acknowledged that Neither received detailed re­ complaints. Manchester Education Associa­ Manchester High School tennis meeting. Washington, D.C. Duarte Gen. Amram Mitzna, the West Bank about his superiors in the context of a nervous man. six-month-old Palestinian uprising. some soldiers have brutalized Palesti­ sponses, and the Justice Ministry is tion (Catherine Mazzotta, presi­ coach, Mr. Dave Maloney. The editorial seems to be With prospects military commander, visited Arura By the time he talked to the GAO, his statements to In one case, an Arab resident of this nians, but described these cases as now reviewing army and police dent) coordinated an informative We sometimes forget to tell worried about the Don Willis for Duarte’s return to the presidency dimming today, where he questioned two of the Mulley had already landed him in hot water, isolated village said soldiers pelted “ exceptions.” investigation methods. presentation on the Education coaches how much they are Garage disposal. Landers’ first by the hour, Salvadorans face additional One widely publicized case oc­ Palestinians who said they were Denise told us. Nuclear industry moguls have a him with rocks for two hours last Parliament member Dedi Zucker of Enhancement Act, which was led appreciated. Most coaches carry order of business, when he takes uncertainty heaped upon an already confusing curred May 18 during an army raid of pelted, army radio said. knack for blackballing anyone who speaks out. month as he sat handcuffed in a pit. the liberal Citzens Rights Movement by John McCormack from the a full teaching schedule. Although over the president’s seat, willbe to national panorama of war and economic Two hand-sized spots of dried blood Arura. Mohammed Awad, 23, said he The radio said Mitzna declined to The GAO has also been accused of refusing disagrees: "There are too many cases Connecticut Education they are compensated for the call a special meeting to push that stagnation. were visible in the pit several days was arrested and handcuffed in comment after he spoke to the information offered by Mulley. Congressional to describe them as exceptions.” Association. coaching position, the compensa­ Vice President Rodolfo Castillo Clara- later. Such incidents, he said this week, nearby hills, where soldiers placed villagers saying “ the appropriate through, if he can. sources told us that Mulley offered the GAO SO But the biggest thdnk-you must tion is small considering the mount, the acting chief executive, told In another village, Arabs alleged deeply affect the Palestinians. He him and two other villagers into conclusions will be drawn by army- Working with Perry Dodson pages of documentation to support his Texas go to the officers and representa­ amount of personal time and journalists on Wednesday “ it has been troops forced them to remove roadb­ quoted an unnamed senior defense four-foot-deep stone pits. investigators.” was a heartwarming experience investigation, but the GAO told him the information In another case, Arabs in the West tives from each local school PTA energy they give to their team. confirmed that President Duarte has a locks as they tried to evacuate a official as telling legislators “ harass­ “ There were about 20 to 25 soldiers that I hope will be repeated in the was not needed. Then the GAO turned around and Bank village of Azmut claimed who attended the meetings, asked Coaches are praised when the cancerous bleeding ulcer in the stomach. 15-year-old shot by soldiers in a clash ment and maltreatment by soldiers” who pelted me and the others with future. He came pretty close to reported that Mulley “ could provide no direct soldiers on May 16 purposely delayed questions, and kept their local team is winning and everything is Today’s (Wednesday’s) examination... — intentionally wasting crucial min­ were to blame for prolonging unrest. stones,” he said in an interview at his accomplishing in a few weeks support” for his claim that regional NRC officials evacuation of Alaa Edin Thabet, 15, units informed. Yes, we all wish going smoothly. When things do showed that the liver is also affected by utes of the boy’s life. The youth died Palestinians in the occupied West home. After two hours, a soldier what it took his opponent a year to harassed and intimidated an NRC inspector at the yanked him up by his hair when he after he was shot in the neck during a there were more volunteers for not go smoothly, such as the cancer.” the same day. Bank and the Gaza Strip have been do. We are aii very proud of him. Commanche Peak nuclear power plant near couldn't stand up because most of his protest. these kinds of activities, but the recent Incident concerning the In a third case, a 70-year-old man protesting Israeli rule since Dec 8. Granbury, Texas. claimed troops threw him into a More than 200 Palestinians and two body was covered by stones, Awad "Many cases are difficult to investi­ people who participated in this enforcement of a little-known and gate. There are not enough facts, not C I9M by NEA. tnc Our associate Stewart Harris obtained numerous 12-foot-deep well in his garden and Israelis have been killed in the said. year’s PTA Council deserve the rarely applied CIAC rule, the Elinor A. Patten documents that support Muiley’s claim about the Gunfire hits envoy’s car closed the lid. The man, who suffered upheaval. Daoud Suleiman Farradni, a doctor enough witnesses,” said an army "VJhai's the story behind Gladys Nost and thanks and support of the com­ coach often has to be the one to 33 Mather St. harassment, including the statements of witnesses. sprained ankles and a fractured lower Zucker has asked the Defense at Ramallah Hospital who examined spokeswoman. Perry Stroika?" ■ munity at large for the time and weather the storm. Manchester BEIRUT, Lebanon — U.S. Ambassador The GAO report say “ none of the witnesses John Kelly’s car was hit in a brief exchange of interviewed asserted that they had been subjected gunfire between his bodyguards and a to reprisals,” but several Texas workers who were Christian militia patrol in east Beirut today, Skipper could lose it all NEED SOME EXTRA interviewed by the GAO say they were never asked but the envoy was not hurt, police said. Stretching ‘short’ session would be costly about reprisals. A police spokesman, who cannot be named SPENDING MONEY!! As it turns out, reprisals were rampant in the under standing regulations, said only one Texas office. Since Mulley’s report came out in bullet hit the hood of Kelly’s armor-plated to ‘zero tolerance’ effort We may just have a newspaper route Leaders of both parties at the state Legislature orderly performance? I ’ve been around the Capitol 1986, one of the inspectors who opened up to Mulley limousine. territorrial limit only to suspected drug available in your area... 9 were harmonizing beautifully after this year’s j f too long to buy that. received a poor performance evaluation, which The spokesman said the shooting occurred HOMER, Alaska (AP) - Instead of messy adjournment on how great it would be if they Rep. Richard Balducci of Newington, deputy smugglers. was later overturned. Another inspector quit the when Kelly’s bodyguards in two escort cars mending nets and readying his boat for the (Manchester) could stretch the “ short” session in even-numbered House majority leader for the Democrats and an NRC in frustration when he was repeatedly passed salmon season, fisherman Kevin Hogan Customs officials acknowledge that M l - Capitol fired in the air with automatic rifies, years to five months. It’s three months now. ' acknowledged ace at bill review, isn’t In favor of over for promotions. A supervisor was also spends these days gathering petitions, Hogan knew nothing of the marijuana "apparently to make way for the aboard his vessel, the Hold Tight, but Dale Rd...... all EIro St...... all House Minority Leader Bob Jaekie of Stratford Commeats adding two months to the even-numbered-year demoted to inspector. worrying and pondering bankruptcy. ambassador’s convoy” in a traffic-jammed refuse to relinquish it until Hogan pays a Qarth Rd. .. .125-138 Flower St...... all got in a few licks for the Republicans at House session. He’s for starting public hearings before it GAO investigators refused comment, other than Hogan, 36, got a costly, first-hand look at Bob Conrad street in the Sin Fil neighborhood. $10,000 fine and fires the crewman, who is Ludlow Rd. 25-107 East Middle Tpke. ...0-162 (•»tn) Speaker Irving Stolberg of New Haven, a big gun opens to ease the bill traffic later. to defend their investigation as sound. the federal government’s “ zero toler­ The ambassador’s motorcade was heading also his nephew Minh Van Le. for majority Democrats, for the chaotic ending. No doubt about it, this year’s load was insane. ance” anti-drug program on May 11, when Lydall St .. 1-47 Squire Village.. all Mini-editorial for the heaviiy guarded U.S. Embassy “ It’s outrageous. I haven’t been charged But Jaekie and Stolberg agreed that two more Maybe going to five months would work. But first, Customs Service agents seized his new Parker St 387-514 8 months would be a remedy. Presidential press spokesman Marlin Fitzwater compound in the suburb of Aukar. $140,000 fishing boat after allegedly with anything and here they’ve seized my Woodbridge St. . 302-470 Kennedy Rd... it would be nice to see legislators hew to the boat, my means of production,” Hogan Like other movers and shakers at the state is camera shy. He doesn’t like the television finding 1.7 grams of marijuana in a Montclair Dr... constitutional limit on short sessions. And before said. " I cannot believe I don’t have any Legislators who want such a change are correct cameras to roll when he briefs the press and he crewman’s jacket. Perrett all Scott Dr Capitol who like that idea, they ieft out one factor calling for change, let’s level with taxpayers on the Hopes fade for 22 miners rights in this thing. I don’t even think this in saying that three months is too little time to do Today, the lanky, bespectacled boat Strant St...... all Richmond Dr.. which might just interest the public: How much is cost. recently explained why: " I don’t believe press would happen in the Soviet Union.” justice to as much business as overwhelmed them owner is caught in a standoff with Customs Summit St...... 63-203 this going to cost? spokesmen ought to become television BORKEN, West Germany — Workers More than 1,000 people in this fishing officials, one he says could cost him Hunniford PI...... all Jefferson St.... all I asked Ralph Caruso of Glastonbury, director of this year. personalities.” We don’t either, but we figure that digging feverishly through tons of debris community, located on the southern Kenai Kenwood Dr. all Political notes everything he’s worked for in the past 15 the Office of Fiscal Analysis, whether his peopie But much of the Legislature’s trouble is its own Fitzwater is safe. The amiable flak is liked by the pulled 35 bodies from a coal shaft rocked by a Peninsula morB than 100 miles south of HIghwood Dr...... all Tolland Tpke.. .472-525 had iooked into it. He asked Sandy Pereira, a fault. It stems from the widely accepted practice of ■ Former GOP Sen. Donald Schoolcraft of press but not the by the cameras. He has about as herce explosion and officials said today that years and is particularly annoying be­ Union Place . all cause of his reputation as an opponent of Anchorage, have signed petitions support­ budget analyst in his shop, to break out figures she ignoring the constitutional definition of the "short" Groton tgok some kidding last week about shopping much chance of becoming a television personality they were certain 22 trapped miners had also ing Hogan, a former Homer City Council Qolway St...... all Union St...... 133-264 drugs and alcohol in the fishing industry. had prepared last year on that very subject. session’s mission. That is to deal only with for a room he could call his own after the as ALF has of becoming a presidential press died. candidate. Kerry St...... all Her answer; Adding two months to the budgetary matters and whatever "emergency" November election when he visited the Legislative spokesman. Gottfried Milde, the Hesse state interior “ I stand to lose it all in thisdeal,” Hogan The Council last week passed a North St all Union St...... 13-91 legislative session would cost $882,770. Some of the business that should be addressed. Now, it’s bombs Office Building. He’ll declare his candidacy in July minister, said rescue workers discovered six said recently from his tin-sided home on a North School St...... 1-84 Mayfair Gardens resolution urging Customs officials to (No. Main)...... 14-470 line items were $548,025 for staff saiaries, $168,700 away! The House even raised more bills this year for a return, hoping to oust the Democrat who beat bodies late this morning. hillside above Homer. "Everything, all exhibit “ some sense of proportionality” in him in 1986, Sen. Steve Spellman of Stonington. $400,000 of my net worth.” Alpine St...... for mileage expenses, and $50,619 for additional than was the case in last year's five-month session. Family and friends had kept an all-night Hogan’s case. American Legion Dr. ■ Brendan Kennedy of New Britain couldn't get fHaiirliPstpr Mrrali'i Under the Reagan administration’s Marble St...... all printing costs, on down to $5,000 for utilities. Legislators began thumbing their noses at the I vigil in this mining town 70 miies northeast of “ I feel the drug sellers and users should Armory St...... Constitution right fmm the start of annual sessions the Democratic nod for Congress in 1982, but he’s “ zero tolerance” policy. Customs and be taken on strongly,” Councilman John McCabe St...... all Funny thing, but legislators who file bills that Founded In 1681 Frankfurt, waiting for the latest word on Haynes St...... would cost the taxpayers more money are required in 1972. Before that, they met every two years. The helping this year’s candidate in the 6th District, Wednesday’s disaster, which officials Coast Guard officers have seized boats Kosch said. "But I don't see the Stock PI...... all PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PublHh«r and arrested people for even tiny amounts Main St. to add a postscript called a "fiscal note” to those change came when legislators of the day decided Jim Griffin of Bristol. Kennedy ran a fund-raiser at attributed to a methane gas buildup. government telling you who to hire. I’m Russell St...... all No. Main St...... 397-410 Hartford’s Parma restaurant last week for him. OEOnOE T CHAPPELL...... Editor of illegal drugs found during searches. astounded the government would try to measures. The fiscal note gives that information. that budget needed more current attention. DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... Ed k u Hvo EdHor Today, rescue workers used extrasensitive Legislators usually look there first. The habit got Leaders will argue the point, but I contend that ■ GOP State Committeeman Bob Katz of MARIE P. G R AD Y...... CHy Editor iistening devices, searching without success The policy initially was applied in impose that.” CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 away from them this time. the General Assembly exercises little discipline in Bridgeport believes that Brian Gaffney of New ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AttocWo Editor for any signs of life or tapping. international waters, but after an uproar John Elkins, acting director of Customs’ In order to add two months in even-numbered the number of bills or subject matter that pours Britain and Fred Biebel of Stratford are behind "The chances of finding any survivors have over the seizure of the $2.5 million yacht regulatory procedures and penalties div­ DENISE A. R O B E R TS ...... AdvorUilng OIroclor ision in Washington, D.C., wrote in a letter years, matching sessions in odd-numbered years, into the hopper of the "short” session. It is equally current Chairman Bob Poliner’s plan to have the MARK F. A BR A ITIS ...... Builneoi Miniger sunk to zero,” said Hesse state mining Ark Royal, on which less than a teaspoon to the agency’s Anchorage office that the Legislature must amend the state Constitution. poor at pacing itself, so a crunch in the final days is party boss pick at-large delegates to national SHELDON C O H E N ...... Compoting Mintgor director Wolf Boettcher. of marijuana was found in international Hogan was negligent in not detecting and That Is done by adopting a resolution and giving the inevitable. conventions. Poliner says, however, it’s all his ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... PrMtroom Minigor waters, the administration decided to ManrljPHipr Hpralh JEANNE O. FROMERTH...... ClrcuUllon Minogor reporting the marijuana. public final thumbs up or down in a referendum. Will adding two months guarantee a more idea. apply the policy outside the 12-mile vr* MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 2, 1988 — 9 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 2, 1988 SCIENCE Kidney-sharing successfui in long term, docs say FOCUS By Marcia Dunn kidney transplant registry. antigens, or genetic markers, have been shared within 50 miles and 83.5 percent in & H E A L T H The Associated Press “ You can’t find a perfect match” unless identified and perfectly matched with a those sent farther, Terasaki said. you have access to numerous organs, he potential recipient. The so-called “ six- A year after surgery, the transplanted CHICAGO — Whether they’re shipped said Wednesday at the annual meeting of antigen” organs account, however, for kidneys were functioning in 79 percent of :Few take exams across town or across the country, the American Society of Transplant only a tiny fraction of the total number of the cases that involved no sharing, Consider using dehumidifier this summer transplanted kidneys work equally well in Physicians and the American Society of kidneys donated. Terasaki said. Seventy-eight percent of PEOPLE ! STORRS — Two University of patients following surgery, dispelling Transplant Surgeons. Terasaki said he analyzed 6,250 kidney the locally shared kidneys were working J Connecticut professors want to arguments that widespread organ­ Some transplant doctors say shipping transplants to determine whether early properly, as well as 76 percent of the when Consumer Reports’ testers $250. By the Editors Mother Teresa visits Jails ; find out why people who have sharing deflates short-term success, ex­ donor kidneys to the best possible success rates were compromised by how kidneys shared over greater distances. of Consumer Reports recreated the standard industry test All four models have an adjustable candidate damages the organs because of far the organs were sent. BOSTON - ! been told to undergo exams to perts say. Long-term success was considerably Consumer for performance. This test is con­ humidistat, a removable water con­ "The main gain is in the long term” the increased amount of time outside the Of the total, 2,338 organs remained in the Mother Teresa I detect cancer in its early stages better in kidneys that were shared and As the warm, moisture-laden air of ducted when the temperature is 80 tainer and a signal light to show when because of the ability to provide better- body. Others, Including Terasaki, contend hospital where they were procured and plans to visit three * don’t follow their doctors’ transplanted into the best-matched candi­ summer approaches, you might con­ Reports degrees Fahrenheit and the relative the container is full. They also have matched kidneys for patients, said Dr. all kidneys should be sha red because of the 1,422 were shared within 50 miles, prisons in Massa- • advice. dates than in those that were not shared sider a dehumidifier to keep the humidity is 60 percent. automatic shut-off features to prevent Paul Terasaki, professor of surgery at the vastly Improved results when the tissue of Terasaki said. The remaining 2,490 were overflow when the container is full chusetts this ' Professors Deni s Coble and and poorly matched, according to garage or basement dry. Recently, Top-rated was the Sears Cat. No. University of California, Los Angeles. the donor and recipient is matched as sent more than ^0 miles away. Terasaki. remove from the air in 24 hours. and to prevent dripping when you weekend, includ­ I Caroline Nielsen say the two the testers at Consumer Reports rated 5548, which sells for 5325 plus For patients extremely sensitive to closely as possible. The transplanted kidneys that were not Manufacturers' rated capacities typi­ remove the container. ; medical procedures, mammo- 15 high-capacity units. shipping. It was best overall at ing an isolation donor organs, sharing is their only hope Since last fall, the nation’s transplant transported f(t all functioned immediately About 13,000 people are awaiting kidney ' grams and colon exams, are A dehumidifier is basically a box cally range from 12 to 50 pints a day. extracting moisture. The Sears model unit at the Wal­ for a successful kidney transplant, said centers and organ procurement agencies after surgei“y In 85.7 percent of the cases, transplants in the United States. Virtually High capacity is preferable to low that holds a fan, a compressor, sets of also does not combine its on-off switch To get peak performance from a pole prison where ; vastly underused, resulting in Terasaki, who keeps an international have had to share kidneys in which all six compared with 74.4. percent of those all awaiting are on dialysis. capacity in a dehumidifier. The cold (evaporator) and warm (con­ with its huihidistat — a humidity­ dehumidifier, follow the manufactur­ she will meet a « premature and unnecesarry denser) coils, and a container to hold testers’ past experience has shown sensing control — as some models do. er’s maintenance recommendations. prison pen pal, ! death. the water. The fan draws in moisture­ that high-capacity models work more The unit also shuts off automatically The coils need vacuuming or dusting officials said. ! Colbe, associate dean of allied laden air, passing it over the cold efficiently than small ones. What’s when you empty the plastic water at least yearly. A few models have an The Rev. Peter I health professions, and Nielsen, coils: water condenses on the coils more, a high-capacity model can container. air filter to protect the coils from V. Conley, spokes­ i assistant professor of allied and drips from them into the con­ handle really muggy weather, while a dust; the filter needs occasional man for the I health professions, are getting tainer or directly to a drain. Emptied low-capcity model might be hope­ Three less expensive models ri­ cleaning to be effective. A drop of oil J Catholic Archdio­ ready to poll Connecticut’s of its moisture, the air then passes lessly inadequate for the Job. valed the Sears’ performance and are on the fan-motor bearings at least cese of Boston, \ population to find out why people over the warm coils and into the room. The models evaluated had a more energy-efficient. They are: The once a year is helpful. Periodic ' don’t have the exams even when A critical characteristic of dehumi­ manufacturer-rated capacity of 36 to Friedrich FD50X, at $310; the Penney cleanings with a brush or sponge are said the nun, who they have been told they should. difiers is capacity; the number of 50 pints a day. Most either matched or 857-0137, at $299 plus shipping; and the needed to reduce the levels of bacteria won a Nobel pints of water a given model can slightly exceeded their rated capacity White Westinghouse ED508K7, at and mold on the container’s interior. Peace Prize for ; Although the reasons may Mother Teresa her missionary ! seem obvious, since most people work in Calcutta, India, has communicated ; wince at the thought of breast with an inmate at the maximum-security jand colon exams, Nielson said Driving record keeps woman prison for several years. »she wants to determine whether U Inmates guilty of crimes or serious • factors beyond comfort and Dr. Gott disciplinary violations committed in prison ! inconvenience are at play. are kept in lockup for 23 hours a day in the Peter Qott, M.D. away from wheei of the car Walpole isolation unit. Some of the prison’s :Birth is unusual most violent men are confined in the unit. ; NEWARK, N . J .- A woman DEAR Our problem; After a huge C^rection Department spokeswoman I ■ has given birth to a healthy child ABBY; What family reunion, his relatives have Kathy Ayres said the 77-year-old ^produced from a frozen embryo do you do when inundated us with love letters, Albanian-bom missionary also will tour you know and there are so many of them we prisons in Concord and Framingham. i^that was conceived in a you’re a terri­ don’t know what to do. ^laboratory dish with sperm from Dear Abby ;her husband and an egg donated Dementia exists ble driver but We are satisfied to know my Three could be ‘Evlta’ ;by her sister, doctors said have to drive? I Abigail Van Buren husband’s roots now, but our lives BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — Director •Wednesday. can’t afford to have taken different paths; we Oliver Stone, here in preparation for a film I The birth in May at the take a cab ev­ don’t want an intimate involve­ in many forms version of the musical “ Evita,” says he’s erywhere, and ment with them. We attended a ^University of Medicine and DEAR DR. GOTT; What is the difference between the bus system -_J reunion with hundredsif shirttail considering Barbra Streisand, Olivia ^Dentistry of New Jersey is Alzheimer’s disease and multi-infarct dementia? where I live is relatives. We were overwhelmed, Newton-John and Madonna to portray the ^believed to be one of 10 in the inadequate. lead. ;world, the doctors said. DEAR READER; Although the end result of and are now sorry we pursued ▲ I am 22 and have been driving accommodations as castles in Stone, director of the hit movies “ Platoon" dementia of any cause is the same (loss of memory this. • The procedure was used for four years. In that time. I ’ve Ireland, villas in Italy, posadas in and “ Wall Street,” arrived in Argentina on because the unidentified mother, and reasoning-cognitive abilities), there are many had one major accident (both Portugal, condos in Barbados, I have subtly indicated in our types of dementia. For example, decreased mental Wednesday. During his five days here, he !a New York City woman in her cars totaled, no serious injuries, summer cottages in Canada and thank-you letters to all nine of his plans to tour the areas where the late first lady 90s, suffered premature ovarian acuity can result from vitamin deficiency, underac­ living siblings that we have our thank God), and three minor but suites aboard the QE2. But when Eva “ Evita” Peron lived, and contact people failure and was unable to become tive thyroid states and certain commonly used own family — children, grand­ expensive accidents — and I can’t it comes to the USA, they who once knew her. pregnant, said Dr. Cecilia drugs, such as anti-hypertensive medicine and children, etc., but the letters keep count the number of near hits. My wouldn’t know a motel if they ran Evita, a little-known actress, became Gen. Schmidt, director of the Center sedatives. The brain also can malfunction because insurance rate is sky-high and my into one. coming, inviting us to weddings, Juan D. Peron’s lover and eventually his wife. Jfor Fertility and Reproductive of poor oxygen supply. Hence, small infarcts or clots reputation as a driver is terrible. We would like to hear how ypur graduations, christenings, birth­ She organized a vast state welfare agency that Technology. can, over time, compromise brain function, leading Abby, I ’m an intelligent, com­ readers who live in the Sunbelt, in days, anniversaries, etc. to a demented state. So can Alzheimer's disease, a petent woman, but when I get the mountains, by the seashore monopolized all charitable activity and helped Doctors retrieved several of form of neurological disorder of unknown cause. What should we do? How behind a wheel, I tend to screw and in the desert respond to Peron become known as the savior of the poor. .the sister’s eggs using a new . Any patient who shows signs of diminishing obligated are we? They all want protessional installation! up. I never drink and drive. I do letters (or worse yet, telephnc She died of cancer at age 33 in 1952. ultrasound procedure that does cognitive state should be examined to determine if to come to visit us. We do not have play the radio — only moderately calls) from these moochers who inot require surgery. The eggs the ailment is reversible and treatable. Multi­ guest accommodations, as my loud — but I never fiddle with it want to come for a visit to "see” Cranston seeks divorce iwere fertilized in vitro with infarct dementia can be treated, sometimes with elderly mother lives with us. while the car is moving. 1 almost them — and always “ in season." Isperm from the womaji’s Cruise Into Better Sounds And Bigger Savings! anti-coagulant drugs; Alzheimer’s disease cannot. Please help us handle this LOS ANGELES always drivef alone, so it’s not that Please print this before the Iiusband. The difference between the two diseases lies in the “ relatively” large problem. I get involved in conversation and summer season starts so those of — Sen. Alan causes, despite the observation that the behavior of take my mind off the road. 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The other but does not want to become pregnant opinion? I ’m depressed and in a hurry dissolves, leaving a single uterine repairs he or she has performed an never expected his year-long sabbatical from I On any car product purchased at must use an effective method of Women were given the drug to have a child. cavity. By the 22nd week, a vagina what the pregnancy success rate has the music business would last eight years. $99-$74g $199-$599 I Sounds Great through June 9,1988. contraception each and every time. If without their knowledge and develops between the uterus an the been following these procedures. Pick The respite has ended with the 43-year-old your parents have not given you DEAR READER; You need a a surgeon wth a lot of successful without approval from the * Installation offer excludes Cellular Telephones outside of the genital area. blues singer’s new album, “ Other Roads.” information about various contracep­ second medical opinion from a experience. hospital’s review board. Now , . , At any stage of this process, parts of “ I had two young sons to raise and some tive methods, ask your family physi­ physician who examines you, your the system can be left unfinished, Miller said Dilantin has been personal matters to settle,” Scaggs said in cian or go to a family-planning center. records and test results. Consider resulting in various malformations of linked to birth defects when N o u fr 44 Prices in effect through June 9.1988. interview published Wednesday in The New 1203) 677 2354 locating a fertility specialist or clinic the Fallopian tubes, uterus, cervix or administered early in preg­ Sounds Creati York Times. “ I had been working DEAR DR. REINISCH; My hus­ for this. Such a specialist will be able vagina. It is estimated that about 2 Dr. Relnlsch Is director of the nancy. But he said the women ^ ^ I^ v o n continuously for 10 years.” band (27) and I (25) have been to answer your questions, recommend percent (2 out of 100) of people have Kinsey Institute for Research In Sex, received the drug 15 minutes A vo n NEW YORK • CONNECTICUT • MASSACHUSETTS * RHODE ISLAND Apart from raising his children, Scaggs lowtY married four years and want children an experienced surgeon and provide one or more of these unfinished parts. 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What is Call the nearest medical school or dividing the nose cavity) does not tions of general Interest may be enjoyed life Immensely,” Scaggs said. have not been identified. the success rate of surgery? How long large hospital if there is not a fertility finish dissolving, treatment depends discussed In future columns. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 2, 1988 IN B R IE F Special friends From page 1 Space addition OK'd The Economic Development Commission upon the size of her class and her student’s abilities, today approved plans for the expansion of the McCumber said. building housing Hartford Distributors in the “ This year I have (a) young group, ranging in age Buckland Industrial Park. from 7 to 9. I have six in my class this year,’’ she Masse tabbed Struggling Celtics in trouble Planning Director Mark Pellegrini said said. today plans call for the addition of 9,900 square Activities this year include bingo, folk dancing, feet of warehousaspace to the company’s musical chairs, follow the leader, puppets, cards, Bv Howard Ulman and outdoor sports like baseball, football and on the The Associated Press existing facility at 131 Chapel Road. The playscape. Outdoor activities are a favorite with by the Yanks company also plans to add about 38 parking McCumber’s kids. spaces for company trucks on one acre. Total BOSTON — The cold-shooting “ I like going outdoors and playing baseball” said Bv Len Auster finally got called around 7; 30,” Boston Celtics are struggling to construction would cover 4.57 acres. Sean, a special education student. 1 ^ - ^ EDC approval was required under rules for Manchester Herald a relieved Masse said. find the basket. Isiah Thomas and Often her children have multiple handicaps, Masse was scheduled to visit Adrian Dantley can show them the Buckland Industrial Park, which comes mental, physical, hearing, speech and language, under different rules than other industrial There’s a new New York Yankee Stadium today to talk where it is. coordination, and emotional, said McCumber. Yankee fan in town. to front office personnel. The Detroit duo’s marksman­ land because it was developed by the town, Those differences frequently cause fear and Manchester native Bill “ Maybe I’ll meet the big guy,” ship and Boston’s off-target Pellegrini said. apprehension in ‘normal’ children and adults, she Masse, an admitted diehard he quipped, referring to Yan­ tosses have put the Pistons a Hartford Distributor’s applications for said. The result can be that special kids are Boston Red Sox fan, changed kee Owner George Stein- victory away from the NBA wetlands and special exception permits should shunned, made fun of and just treated differently in allegiances as he learned brenner. “ (The Yankees) championship series and the go before the Planning and Zoning general. Wednesday night that he was have had nothing but positive Celtics in big trouble. Commission in July. Providing greater understanding between nor­ the seventh-round selection of things to say to me. One guy Boston, which has i^ached the Senior Planner Robert B. Hannon said the mal and ‘special’ kids is one of the objectives and J the New York Yankees in even talked about starting out final in each of the last four company filed plans for the expansion last benefits of the program McCumber said. Other Msnohwtw Hatald baseball’s amateur draft. in Double A which is some­ seasons, won’t get there this summer, but withdrew them after concerns objectives are development of social skills and thing coming right out of season unless it wins on the road ‘mainstreaming’ her students through increased NOW ON SALE — Rose Jackson, Bakery. The museum and bakery are Masse, who batted .422 with about grading and wetlands development center, representing the Cheney Hall among the places where the cards can college.” Friday night and at home Sunday were raised and details on the size of the contact with ‘normal’ students. 24 homers and 77 RBIs his Masse said one choice be will when a seventh game will be addition hadn’t been worked out. It appears to be working. Peter Juliani, 11, and Foundation, delivers racks of Manches­ be purchased. Jackson & Jackson Real senior year at Wake Forest have to make is whether to played, if necessary. David Callahan, 12, have been “ Special Friends” ter postcards, to Steven Ling, director of Estate of 168 Main St. donated the cards University, was the fourth sign a professional contract With Thomas scoring 35 points volunteers for two years. the Lutz Children's Museum, and Rachel to the museum and the Manchester selection by the Yankees. New now or wait until after the and Dantley adding 18, Detroit “ I like being able to help kids not as fortunate as Rabies clinic planned Potiez, an employee of the MARC Association for Retarded Citizens. York didn’t have a pick until Olympics. He will leave in 10 overcame a 16-point deficit and we are” said Juliani. the fourth round due to signing days for the Olympic tryout beat Boston 102-96 in overtime U The town of Manchester will sponsor a low Callahan added, “ I’ve learned to respect the free agents. camp in Millington. Wednesday night to take a 3-2 cost anti-rabies clinic on Sunday, from 1 to 3 special kids and not make fun of them.” Masse’s selection by the Tpnnpccpp lead in the best-of-seven Eastern p.m. to the rear of the central fire station, 75 Andrea Murray, another volunteer, said the most Manchester postcards go on sale Yankees was not a surprise. “ I The 1984 East Catholic High Conference final. Center St. important thing she has learned is “ not to treat our figured either the Dodgers or School graduate was selected “ It could have been our biggest special kids differently but to treat them the way The cost will be 86 for a dog or cat. The law Main St.; Lutz Children’s Museum, 247 S. Main Yankees. They had talked to in the 1987 draft in the 10th win, but we have a lot of hard you would treat anyone else.” Postcards depicting 10 Manchester scenes are requires that all dogs 6 months old, or older, on sale at a number of stores, motels and St.; The Mail Room, 314 E. Center St.; Exposure me the most recently,” he round by the Chicago Cubs. work ahead of us” Pistons’ center be vaccinated for rabies, and licensed, by the museums, and proceeds from their sale will go Limited, 111 Center St.; Westown Pharmacy, 455 said. “ I’m happy I was drafted They could not agree on Bill Laimbeer said. end of June. toward setting up a fund to maintain historic Hartford Road; Marlow’s Department Store, 861 by the Yankees. I’ve always financial matters and Masse It could have been a lot harder Dog Warden Richard Rand said rabies has Cheney Haii. Main St.; Hospital Gift Shop, 71 Haynes St.; loved the Red Sox but I guess opted to return to school for his if Thomas and Dantley hadn’t hit been moving up the east coast, prompting the Summit The hall is undergoing renovation. Manchester Historic Museum, 126 Cedar St; now I’ll start loving the senior year. their shots at key points Wedne.s- Connecticut General Assembly to require the Nassiff Camera Shop, 631 Main St.; Manchester Yankees.” “ All I can see is the Yankees day night. From page 1 The cards are available at the following Masse got the word from are going to have a heckuva With Boston leading 70 61, mandatory vaccination of dogs. The Village Motor Inn, 100 E. Center St.; Colonial A P p h o to legislation also provides for cats to be iocations; Vernon Inn, Kelly Road, Vernon; MARC Bakery, Jeff Taylor, a scout from outfield in two years of Hend­ Detroit scored the next 14 points Lenox Pharmacy, 299 E. Center St.; Quality Pumell Place; Northway Pharmacy, 230 N. Delaware who had watched a erson, Winfield and Masse,” to go ahead 75-70 with 9:25 left in vaccinated at the same low cost. “ This is an emotional moment for Mrs. Reagan LITTLE BIG MAN — Detroit’s Isiah Garden. The Pistons won in overtime. Since rabies is a public health threat, the Inn, Tolland Turnpike; The Medicine Shoppe, 348 Main St.; Fairway, 975 Main St. number of his game’s at Wake quipped the happy Masse, who the fourth quarter. Thomas took and me,” the president said, telling the Gorbachevs Forest this past season. “ I had is considered the best major four shots in that stretch and Thomas, left, gets off a pass in front of 102-96, to take a 3-2 lead in the clinic is being sponsored by the Connecticut he had seen and learned much about “ this Moscow Larry Bird in the second half of best-of-seven series. Veterinary Medical Association and members been waiting around since 1 league prospect out of Man­ made them all. spring.” o’clock and was going crazy. I chester since Moe Morhardt. “ I said, ’if we’re going to lo.se. Wednesday night’s game at Boston are donating their time as a public service. Reagan said he was impressed with the Soviet I’m going to go down shooting ” The vaccination is good for three years in people he encountered. Archdiocese said Thomas, who had 29 points three games there in the series. 77-73 lead. hit some shots. That’s our prob­ dogs that have been vaccinated. Dogs that are “ At first they were curious faces, but as time went lem. We can’t put the ball in the From page 1 after halftime. “ If I have to lake The Celtics lost nine straight at In four of the five games 3 months old. or dogs that have not been on, the smiles began and then the waves,” he said, 30 or 40 shots I’m going to shoot the Pontiac Silverdome before against Detroit, the Celtics have hole.” previously vaccinated, must be revaccinated “ And I don’t have to tell, you, Nancy and I smiled the basketball. winning Game 4 Monday. The scored fewer than 100 points. In 82 Detroit’s intense, physical de­ one year later. back and waved just as hard.” Brian Roche all set “ I was either going to shoot us home team won all seven games regular-season games, they fense had plenty to do with that. Collar tags and certificates of vaccination Gorbachev thanked Reagan for “ cooperation, School. “ I think it will bea big help toalltheschools.” send their children to Catholic schools, Whealon out or shoot us in.” in last year’s conference final failed to top that mark just eight In the second half, the Celtics got will be provided at the clinic. All animals must openness and a businesslike approach to the talks said. With Boston leading 94-92 on' between the same teams. times. off few uncontested shots after Sister Peggy Evans, principal of East Catholic, hitting 21 of their 40 shots in be restrained on leashes. that we have had here.” said money raisedby the foundation could ultimately The Catholic school population has fallen over the in McCormick Mile Dennis Johnson’s layup with 3: .'i2 “ No matter where we play, we “ It’s getting to the point right But the Communist Party general secretary also building a 54-40 halftime lead. lead to a stabilization of tuition rates. East Catholic’s last decade from 35,000 to 27,000, a decrease of about left in overtime, Dantley made a have to play better than we’ve now where we’re wondering what said there were missed opportunities at the Moscow the hell’s wrong with the of­ "We just played a little bit rates will rise from $2,585 to $3,100 for the next school 22 percent, said the Rev. James G. Fanelli, free throw with 3; 37 to go and a been playing," Boston guard Jim Park meeting called off summit. Bv Jim Tierney three-point play that gave the Paxson said. fense,” said McHale, who scored harder defensively” after half­ year, she said. superintendent of schools for the archdiocese. Manchester Herald time, Thomas said. “ Every time Members of the Hockanum River Linear Sister Helen Hart, principal at St. Bridget School, Pistons the lead for good, 96-94. The Celtics led the NBA with a 26 points for Boston. “ We’ve “ I think it’s wonderful.” Evans said. “ If we can with 2:52 remaining. On both 52.1 field goal percentage during never had problems scoring they took a shot we made sure we Park Committee cancelled their Wednesday said tuition assistance was one of her biggest History was established in last challenged the shot.’’ meeting because of the absence of Chairman keep down the tuition costs, more people would be plays he was guarded by Fred the regular season but suddenly points before.” concerns. The cost of Catholic schools — next year it year’s inaugural running of the “ Everybody is missing at the Until Roberts’ field goal with Dr. Douglas Smith. Scholarships able to come. I feel badly for the people who can’t will cost $600 to attend St. Bridget compared to $525 Roberts, who took over when can’t shoot straight. (jomFed Christie McCormick In­ Kevin McHale fouled out with They have made 41.8 percent of same time,” said Bird, who led 1; 10 left in the fourth quarter sent Four members of the committee arrived at attend.” this year — may keep some children away, she said. From page 1 vitational Mile at the Manchester their shots in the Detroit series Boston with 27 points but hit only 9 the game into overtime tied 92-92, Lincoln Center for the 7:30 p.m. meeting “ That’scontrary toour mission. We’re supposed to 1:59 left in the fourth quarter Teachers should also receive more pay through Community College New Eng­ “ We wanted the ball in his and sank 37.5 percent Wednesday of his 25 shots. only four Celtics had scored. unaware that Smith, who was out of town, fund-raising efforts, Evans said. “ The teachers in be here for everyone (but) we have a business to land Relays when Irishman (Dantley’s) hands down the night. In the third and fourth His 16-foot jumper from the Starting guard Danny Ainge Gerry O’Reilly crossed the finish would be unable to attend. He began his presentation with instructions and a the Catholic schools should be equal to the ones in the run,” Hart said. “ Everything has increased. Papers stretch because he had Roberts quarters and overtime, Boston hit right fell short with 30 seconds left played 47 minutes but missed all light-hearted apology, telling presenters to stand at public schools,” she said. “ When the contractcomes and books are very expensive.” line at Pete Wigren Track in on him and we knew he could get 12 field goals in 48 attempts. In in the fourth quarter and the six of his shots and was held Driver faces charge his right and recipients to stand to his left. up, that’s the biggest concern.” Three Catholic schools — Longview School in 3:59.36 — the first-ever sub-four- to the basket.” Detroit Coach that same span. Thoma.s hit 11 of score tied 92-92. The score was the scoreless. “ We’ll see how smart these kids really are.” Enfield, Sacred Heart School in Bloomfield and St. minute-mile produced in the state same when his 14-footer from the “ I’ve been proud of the way I’ve Starting teachers in Catholic schools make $16,700 Chuck Daly said. 20 shots by himself. A Colchester woman arrested last week in Johnson said. Martin de Porres in New Haven — are scheduled to of Connecticut. Boston was ahead 68-56 when it right went long and bounced off been playing defense (in) this a year on the secondary level and $14,500 on the Thomas hit two free throws and connection with a hit and run accident on May He chuckled as he looked down the list of names. close this year because of financial difficulties, an Obviously, the 13th edition of a layup, making the score 100-94 went cold. the rim with one second remain­ series,’’ said Thomas, who 2 elementary level, Whealon said. Starting teachers in 14 is scheduled to appear in Manchester “ I’m going to massacre some of these, so I’ll archdiocese spokesman said. the Relays, to be held June 18-19, with 1:17 to go. Boston came no After Larry Bird made a layup ing in the period. guarded Ainge. “ I’m just trying has a difficult act to follow in the Superior Court on Monday, police said. apologize in advance.” the Manchester public school system make about Whealon said the success of the foundation is closer than four points thereafter. with 3:54 left in the third quarter, “ We had a lot of good shots out to get a hand up on Danny’s shot. ’’ second running of the ComFed A 1987 Honda driven by Alison Isabel He mispronounced the name of the second $ 21, 000. crucial to the future of Catholic schools. “ Without a The Pistons, who broke a the Celtics missed their next 12 there tonight but we couldn’t get “ We just played good pressure Men’s Mile, Another Irishman set defense,” Dantley said. “ That Philips, 23, backed into Rita Rivers, 24, of recipient. Amy Aparicio. who corrected him. successful program, I see a continuation to the 21-game losing streak in Boston in shots and went 8; 49 between field them to fall,” Bird said. "Now we “ How come you don’t pronounce it the way I do?” Tuition assistance also is a consideration because to return for the McCormick Mile, was the key” Rockville, in the parking lot near Bentley’s problem,” he said. the series opener, have won two of goals while Detroit was building a go to Detroit and hopefully we can Johnson asked. relief is needed to hf Ip families who cannot afford to who placed fourth behind Restaurant on Broad Street, police said. He continued, noting family resemblances and O'Reilly last year and also Rivers was talking with Mark Allen, 24, of 83 G asking some recipients where they planned to copped the inaugural running of Rachel Road while he was sitting in his car, a attend college. Of 34 destinations, one was the the 4-miIe Road Race, the finale 1984 Toyota Corolla, with passenger, Greg University of New England in Maine. of the Relays, is Brian Roche, a A’s Eckersley quietly doing the job Turner, 20, of 90E Rachel Road, according to “ You’ll like it up there, but it’scold.” Johnson told 1986 Iona College graduate. came back to get that rubber police. the student. “ Is it co-ed?” Joining Roche at the starting Bv Eric Prewitt scoring Dave Parker, whohad led problems in his first American Rivers was brought to Manchester “ Yes.” the student replied line of the McCormick Mile will The Associated Press off with a double. Jose Canseco League season. game." SCHONBEK CRYSTAL and Dave Henderson hit home Gene Nelson, 4-2, pitched two McGwire said, “ I think people Memorial Hospital emergency room and was “ Well, that’s OK.” Johnson said. be fellow countryman Sean treated for injuries to both knees, lower back Hongfa Luangpraseuth’s name proved to be a O’Neill, a 1987 Villanova Univer­ OAKLAND, Calif - Dennis runs for the A’s earlier, and the innings of no-hit relief for Wed­ have seen how hard we play in these six games against the and for several bruises and scrapes, police problem for Johnson, who struggled through the sity graduate. Eckersley, the relief pitcher who Yankees got consecutive homers nesday's victory. Loser Charles name only to find Hongfa’s sister. Hongthong. was O’Reilly, still unconfirmed, has closed out half the Oakland from rookie Jay Buhner and Hudson, 4-2, gave up the double Yankees.” said. Philips and her passenger arrived at BRIAN ROCHE Martin gives his team an edge police headquarters but police said Philips next on the list. LIGHTING SALE looms as a strong possibility for Athletics’ 36 victorie.s, let his veteran Jack Clark in the sixth. by Parker in the eighth and . . . in mile field over the A’s. “ You had to have a sister, didn’t you?” he said to the mile run. latest performance speak for Yankees Manager then called on denied hitting Rivers. The A’s totaled 11 hits, but Rich Dotson, who had started “ We can match them in home Philips was charged with first-degree Hongfa. Roche, who placed fourth in the dence,” the 26-year-old Dublin itself. Carney Lansford’s 17-game hit­ “ The quieter the better, at this Monday night’s game, to face runs and we can outrun them, ’’ he Johnson congratulated recipients and ended the 1986 Manchester Thanksgiving native said. “ If I can just run with ting streak ended with an O-for-2 reckless endangerment and evading point, is best for the team and McGwire. said. ceremony on a humorous note. Day Road Race, runs for the them for 3‘/i laps, then it’s day and his major league-leading responsibility, police said. Philips was myself,” Eckersley decided after Martin also noted, referring to “ If for any reason you don’t graduate.” he joked, Westchester Puma Athletic Club anybody’s race.” average dropped to .393. released on $500bond. the A’s edged the New York "Both teams were bullpen- injured players Willie Randolph “ bring the money back.” and will receive his master’s O’Neill, who has run a 3; 381500 weary. They obviously were in Yankees 4-3 in Wednesday’s Oakland’s victories in the ser­ and Don Mattingly, “ Right now degree in business administra­ (3:55 mile), has appeared once in trouble pen-wise, because they tion (management information the ‘Silk City’ when he took 17th rubber game of a three-game ies were by one run. Neil Allen we’re playing without the best had a starter (Dotson) out on the second baseman in the league and systems) Sunday from Iona. place in the 1983 Thanksgiving series between the division pitched a three-hit shutout for mound in the eighth,” Eckersley the best hitter in baseball.” Along with his appearance in Day Road Race. A native of leaders. New York in the middle game. MHA to hire architect soon said. The Yankees and A’s won’t the mile, Roche will also defend Belfast. O’Neill was a two-time Eckersley was the winner in the “ Our pitching was good in this meet again until late August. By Alex GIrelll authority when they meet June their quarters. his 4-Mile Road Race title against IC4A indoor champion in the 1000 14-inning series opener, and he series. As far as I’m concerned. ‘T m not making a big thing out Manchester Herald 15. Because the site is small, the Charlie Breagy, last year’s worked the ninth inning Wednes­ I’m not swinging the bat well yet. of beating the Yankees two out of Right now, they’re dead even in meters and three-time Big East runs scored, 278, and homers, 51. Shanley said it is her under­ building will have to be three or runner-up. Roche, who has run a outdoor champ in the 3000. day for his 17th save in 18 I’ll just have to make some three,” said Athletics Manager The Oakland pitching staff has The Manchester Housing Au­ standing that at least one meal a four stories high. 3:59 mile, was 13th in last In the 1987 NCAA Division I opportunities. adjustments and get it going,” Tony La Russa. whose team is 3-3 thority will advertise soon for an day will have to be provided in the It is expected that individual November’s TAC (The Athletics Mark McGwire snapped a 3-3 said Clark, who has 10 homers against New York this season. the league’s best ERA, 3.27, and outdoor championships in Baton New York is second at 3.43. architect to design a building to common dining room of the quarters for the tenants will Congress) National Cross Coun­ Rouge, La., O’Neill placed fourth tie in the eighth with a single and 30 RBI despite adjustment “ But we beat a good team. We serve as congregate housing for building. The authority could hire include a bedroom and possibly try Championships at Van Cor­ in the 1500 while O’ Reilly 9 frail elderly occupants, Carol its own kitchen staff or could some basic food preparation tland Park in New York. (O’Neill’s roommate) was fifth. Shanley, executive director of the contract for food service. No facilities. In a fine recent performance. O’Neill, who has a 1; 47 800 to his authority, said today. decision has been made yet, The state has some congregate Roche was fourth in the 5000 credit, runs for the New York Viola trying to keep Twins in the race Meanwhile, the authority is Shanley said. housing for the elderly in opera­ meters at the prestigious Penn Athletic Club. awaiting word from the federal There may also be someone on tion, including a unit in Hartford SOLITAIRE COLLECTION Relays in a time of 13; 58. Sydney “ This will be my first serious Steve Lombardozzi hit RBI sin­ The Tigers ended a four-game Department of Housing and Ur­ the staff to help tenants clean and one in Enfield, Shanley said. Maree won the event. On Memor­ Bv Ben Walker gles, Gary Gaetti doubled home a losing streak and sent the White mile outdoors,” the 23-year-old The Associated Press ban Development about whether ial Day, Roche set a course O’Neill said. “ I’d like to break A L Roundup run and another scored on Incavi- Sox to their 12th loss in 15 games. federally owned land off Bluefield Choose Itom a large assortmenl ol sconces, ceiling fixtures and traditional record in a 5K (3.1 miles) road glia’s error in left field. Morris. 5-6, won for the first chandeliers, exquisite hand cut Swedish drops and pear shapes The BARONET four minutes.” O’Neill is cur­ The Oakland Athletics are Drive can be used as a site for the race in Ridgewood, N.J. in a time time in five starts at Tiger Schonbek collection will compliment the most discriminating decor, and COLLECTION rently training for a spot on the trying to cast their spell over the Indians 5, Royals 4 housing. will accommodate any type ol budget Sale ends Sunday June 12.1988 Stadium this season and for the of 14:22. Irish Olympic team in either the American League West, but Viola matched the Minnesota Shanley said she will try to get a p : “ You have to run with confi- Julio Franco homered and fourth time in his last 17 starts at For that very P is 800 or 1500. Frank Viola’s home hex is record for consecutive victories quick decision from HUD, be­ 5^ extended his hitting streak to 20 home. cause officials of the state De­ . -^LGHTLiG" keeping the Minnesota Twins set by Stan Williams in 1970. games, longest in the majors this partment of Housing, which will Special Occasion.. ^^/W ER IC A close. Viola, the World Series MVP lost season, as Cleveland defeated Blue Jays 7, Brewers 2 finance the congregate housing Burns’ dream comes true Viola tied a Twins’ record with on opening day in New York and visiting Kansas City. has not lost again. George Bell hit an RBI single unit, are eager to move forward MONTREAL (AP) - As a val came two weeks after Per­ his ninth straight victory Wednes­ Franco led off the first inning during a five-run first inning and Com e to As part of our spectacular Lighting America Program, register to win a day night as Minnesota beat the “ When Frankie (Viola) and with the project. FREE Schonbek fixture with a retail value of S315.00. Drawing will bo held youngster, Pat Burns lived only a ron’s departure because of philo­ with his fifth home run and fourth made two shoestring catches in The U/i-acre site is east of few blocks from the Forum, the sophical differences with the Texas Rangers 7-1. Bert (Blyleven) are throwing against the Royals. Cory Snyder on Sunday, June 12. 1900 „ ___ it’s like a rocking chair. left field, leading Toronto over Bluefield Drive in the Westhill shrine of professional hockey. He organization over player Viola, 9-1, pitched a five-hitter good. opened the second with his 11th visiting Milwaukee. Pentland the Florists ft: We’ve just got to make the plays Gardens housing for elderly. remembers wearing a Montreal discipline. as the Twins won for the 10th time homer. Mike Flanagan, 5-3, gave up out there,” said Kirby Puckett, The state Bonding Commission Canadians jersey with the No. 9 “ I wouldn’t be standing up here in 11 games. He was won 15 Scott Bailes, 5-4, gave up eight eight hits and one walk in six for all your who drove in three runs with on Friday approved a $2.9 million made famous by Maurice answering questions today if I consecutive decisions at the Met- hits in 7 1-3 innings. Doug Jones innings, but allowed only one run. bond issue for the building. The ECONOMY wasn’t ready for the challenge.” rodome since May 22,1987. “ I can three hits. , got his 12th save, including eight “ Rocket” Richard. The Blue Jays backed him with Viola gave up two hits to start building will provide accommo­ Wedding Flowers Like Jean Perron, the man he is The challenge awaiting Bums only do my part and everyone else straight tries. Jones has given up LIGHTING SHOWROOMS the game, but theRangersdid not three double plays and Bell made dations for 45 elderly persons. SERVING NEW ENGLAND FRONI MANCHESTER, BRISTOt, A GROTON, CTANO FRAMINGHAM. MA replacing, Biirns envisioned is in having to replace a coach is doing their part,” Viola said. a run in only one of his 17 both of his catches in the sixth. score. Shanley, MHA Chairwomen if you book prior lo MANCHESTER: 420 Tolland Tpke . OFF l-Bd. Exit 63, CT (203) 647-5000 or l•800■482■5000 coaching the Canadiens as he who was popular with the fans, if "Everything is working out” appearances. Duane Ward went three Innings “ Any time you hove runners in Ada Sullivan and Richard OFF June 31, 1988 BRISTOL: 104 North S t . 583-5000 or 1 ■800-782-5000 grew older. On Wednesday, the not his players. He is taking over Minnesota, the World Series Floyd Bannister, 6-5, took the for his third save. scoring position with no outs you Schwolsky, a member of the 10% GROTON: 79 Gold Slat Hwy 449-0000 or 1 ■800-592-5000 dream became a reality when he a team that finished second in the champions, remained nine loss. He is 3-11 lifetime against have to drive them in,” Texas’ authority, met Wednesday after­ Li' was named the 21st head coach in overall standings, with 103 points, games behind Oakland, which the Indians. Mariners 4, Orioles 3 noon with state housing officials the history of the National but was eliminated in the second beat AL East-leading New York Pete Incaviglla said. “ We had a chance to rattle Viola in the first Tigers 9, White Sox 3 Rey Quinones hit a two-run in Hartford to discuss the project. florist / - ' x Hockey League team. round of the playoffs as it pursued 4-3. PENTLAND inning, but he got out of it. You Jack Morris and Guillermo homer in the seventh inning that Shanley said she was given a “ I know that being the coach of its 24th Stanley Cup. In other games, Cleveland have to give him credit.’’ Hernandez teamed on a four- lifted Seattle over Baltimore. new set of regulations governing 24 Bircii St., Manchester the Montreal Canadiens is one of Perron was criticized by Cana­ defeated Kansas City 5-4, Seattle Dave Valle singled and Qui­ congregate housing, but has not diens management and the media downed Baltimore 4-3, Detroit The Twins scored four runs in hitter and Lou Whitaker homered NAT10NAUYACCUIMED LIOHTINQ SHOWROOM - MANCHESTER, CT the highest pressure jobs in and drove in three runs as Detroit nones hit his third home run for a yet had a chance to study them. professional sports in North for not having the respect of his downed Chicago 9-3 and Toronto the fifth off Jose Guzman, 5-4, to 643-6247 S T O R E H B 8 ; MANCHESTER: M F 8 00 5 00 TH UR 8 00-9 00. SAT: B OO-SDO AN D SU N \2 00 5 M. M F B 00 5 00, break a scoreless tie. Puckett and beat Chicago. 4-3 lead against Jeff Ballard, 1-2. Sullivan said that they will be TH UR B 00-8 00. SAT B 00-1 00 • OB O T O N ; M-F 8 :00-5 .00. TFIUR: IZ OO-B OO, SAT 8 00-1 00 America,” Bums said. His arri- players. trounced Milwaukee 7-2. explained to members of the MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June 2, 1988 — 18 It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thurgday, June 2. 1988 One-handed pitcher Abbott special to the Angels IN B R IE F East softball is eliminated BETHEL — Errors came back end the game. NEW YORK (AP) - Jim What he’s done is earn Big Ten Fourteen of the first 26 players shutouts. matching the high set in 1964. Walker from Jacksonville, Ark. Cougar Golf Classic set to haunt the 13th-seeded East Sophomore Beth White and Abbott, the one-handed pitcher Player of the Year honors and chosen were pitchers, witt Andy “Realistically, I don’t think I’m After California took Abbott, High School. Catholic High girls’ softball team H.S. Roundup senior Beth Leslie had two hits whom achievements as an ama­ star for the United States at the Benes, a right-hander from the ready to throw against that kind the Chicago Cubs selected Ty Montreal, picking 19th, took Spaces are still available in the fourth annual as It came up on the short end of each for East. teur earned America’s highest Pan American Games. He will try University of Evansville, taken of hitting (in the majors) day in Griffin of Georgia Tech, whose right-hander Dave Wainhouse of Cougar Golf Classic sponsored by the an 8-6 verdict to second-seeded “It was nice to have a success­ sporting award, doesn’t think of out for the U.S. squad for the by the San Diego Padres as the and day out,” said Benes, who game-winning homer beat Cuba Washington State; Minnesota Manchester Community College Athletic Bethel High in a second-round However, Bethel scored three ful season. This should do a lot for himself as being special. Seoul Olympics. No. 1 pick. figures to pitch in Class A or Class in the Pan Am Games. Next, the took right-hander Johnny Ard Department. Class L state tournament game runs in the bottom of the sixth to the program.” McConville ’The California Angels thought Abbott faces not only the usual Pete Rose II, son of baseball’s AA. Chicago White Sox picked Robin from Manatee, Fla., Junior Col­ The tournament will be held at the Wednesday afternoon. take an 8-6 lead. A dropped fly stated. he was special enough to spend struggle of trying to make the all-time hit leader and manager Ventura, the Oklahoma State lege and the New York Mets took The Eagles, who committed ball, a double, three walks and an Manchester Country Club on Wednesday, June five errors, wind up their season the eighth pick in the first round major leagues, but he must of the Cincinnati Reds, went to the A pair of high school players third baseman who in 1987 set an right-hander Dave Proctor of a, at 1 p.m. Entry fee is $75 per golfer. That error produced the Wildcats’ Golf Allen County, Kan. Community at 13-10 while Bethel advances to runs. of baseball’s pitcher-rich ama­ convince doubters he can pitch Baltimore Orioles. The younger followed Benes in the draft. NCAA record with a 58-game includes a buffet lunch, beverages on the course, EC triumphs teur draft Wednesday on the despite his handicap and protect Rose is a third baseman for Oak Cleveland took shortstop Mark hitting streak. College. Friday’s quarterfinal round "That was disheartening.” Hills High School in suburban a prime rib dinner at 7 p.m. and special prizes. against Jonathan Law. East McConville said of Bethel’s three left-hander from the University himself from balls hit back to the Lewis of Hamilton, Ohio and Philadelphia, picking 11th, took Non-golfers may attend the dinner for $25. HEBRON — The East Catholic of Michigan. Cincinnati. Atlanta selected left-handed left-hander Pat Combs from St. Louis, which had the 22nd graduates seven seniors from this runs scored. High golf team ended its regular mound. Proceeds from this event will be used to “We’ve watched him and we pitcher Steve Avery of John F. Baylor. Boston took left-hander and 23rd picks, took right­ year’s squad. Freshman Jen Swallow was the season with a 1-0 victory over provide equipment for athletic.programs at “They talked to me about my felt he’s been able to make the “I think I went in the 12th Kennedy High School In Taylor, Tom Fischer of Wisconsin and handers John Ericks of Illinois “They (Bethel) are a solid winning pitcher while junior Sue Naugatuck High Wednesday at situation, having one hand,’’ said adjustments necessary. He has round,” said Rose, 18. “We Mich. Baltimore then chose right- Pittsburgh went for high school and Brad Duvall from Virginia MCC. For further information, call 647-6058. team (but) they’re not overpow­ Concannon, who allowed only two Tallwood Country Club. East Abbott, who was bom without a no fear of the ball. Once we were haven’t heard anything from handed pitcher Gregg Olsen of shortstop Austin Manahan of Tech. Milwaukee took right­ ering,” Eagle Coach Jay McCon- hits, walked nine and struck out finishes up at 17-2. East’s Mark right hand. "They said it didn’t convinced he could handle that Baltimore or anybody really. My Auburn. Phoenix, Ariz. hander Alex Fernandez of Pace Triathlon set for July 17 IL ville said. “We kind of gave it to four took the loss. Peterson was the medalist with a matter to them, that they Just part of the game we knew he’d be mom knows some scouts and she Between the top four picks and Seattle, choosing 14th, took first High School in Miami and To­ AP photo them.” In the Eagles’ final at-bat, they 38 and the Eagles took the medal needed a left-handed pitcher. able to play. He’s a remarkable called them.” Abbott’s selection, the Los An­ baseman ’Tino Martinez of the ronto took Ed Sprague, a third ’The fifth annual Silk City Triathlon will be Trailing. 5-1, in the sixth inning. scored once to cut the lead to 8-6 point, 160-172. East tallied four times to knot the and had the bases loaded with one “I don’t think of myself as young man,” Angels scouting The clubs do not have to reveal geles Dodgers took Bill Bene, a University of Tampa; San Fran­ baseman from Stanford. He is the held on Sunday, July 17, starting at 9 a.m. at NEW C O A C H — Smiling Paul Holmgren Rusulls: Scott Sensenev (E C ) def. director Bob Fontaine Jr. said. their selections past the first right-hander from Los Angeles cisco drafted diortstop Royce son of former major leaguer Ed affair at 5-all. The frame was out and the tying run at second Hoxle 42-44; Dan Maher (EC) def. different,’’ added Abbott, the 1987 Globe Hollow. The event is co-sponsored by The appears at a press conference in highlighted by a three-run double base. However, senior Tina Grleder 41-44; Reid Gorman (E C ) tied Sullivan Award winner as the Abbott was 9-3 with a 3.32 round. The teams also have up to State, and Texas chose Monty Clayton from St. Bernard High Sprague Sr., who played for Bike Shop and Manchester Rec Department. Poscale 39-39; Peterson (E C ) det. Philadelphia Wednesday where it was by junior Krista Wisniewski. Fusco lined into a double play to Vollante 38-45. nation’s best amateur athlete. “I earned run average and 82 seven days to contact the players Farris, Oklahoma State’s short­ School in Inglewood, Calif.; Oak­ Oakland, Cincinnati, St. Louis The event is a one-mile swim, a 17.9-mile bike don’t think of myself as courage­ strikeouts in 97 2-3 innings. He sd c ctcd stop. Houston went for Willie land took catcher-third baseman and Milwaukee between 1968-76. announced he would be the new head •n Benes, a 6-foot-5 right-hander, ride and a 6.3-miIe run. Medals will be awarded ous. I grew up learning to do was 8-1 with a 1.70 ERA for the Ansley, a shortstop from Plain- Stan Royer of Eastern Illinois; First baseman Ricco Brogna of to the first three finishers in each of five age coach of the Flyers. was 16-3 with a 1.42 earned run view, Texas, High School. Cleveland took right-hander Cha­ Watertown, Conn., High School things within my capabilities. Pan American team, and was the cagetories for both males and females. A $100 I’ve had a good time doing what first U.S. pitcher to beat Cuba in average, 187 strikeouts and 36 Eighteen of the 26 first-round rles Nagy from Connecticut and was drafted by Detroit on the first Mets, Dodgers need help 25 years. walks in 146 innings. He had eight players were from college teams. Kansas City took outfielder Hugh round’s final pick. gift certificate will be won by the first male and I’ve done.” female. Entry is $15 by July 1. $20 from July 2-13. No Nutmeg pair In first round entries will be accepted after July 13. For Two Connecticut natives were selected in the to settio their differences further information or applications, contact The first round of baseball’s amateurdraft on Bike Shop. 681 Main St.. Manchester., or call Wednesday. University of Connecticut By Herschel Nissenson high with his seventh consecutive 647-1027. right-handed pitcher Charles Nagy was the 17th The Associated Press victory, all in a 24-day stretch, SCOREBOARD selection overall in the first round, taken by the NL Roundup and Gerald Perry and Ron Gant Cleveland Indians, while Watertown High If the New York Mets and Los hit two-run homers in a six-run Little League bars girl School senior Rico Brogna was tabbed by the Angeles Dodgers meet in the fifth inning. 1 6iants2,Expos1 IP H R ER BB SO Marinorsd.OrtoteiS Son Diego WEST HAVEN — Little League officials have Detroit Tigers with the 26th and final selection of National League playoffs, it may against the Mets on April 30. Ozzie Virgil hit a solo homer, (3rant 5 7 take a summit conference to his sixth, to start Atlanta’s MONTREAL McCllers L.04 21-3 4 issued an ultimatum to a 12-year-old girl: accept the first round. Maddux, 9-3, allowed five hits SoftbaD BasebaD BALTIMORE SEATTLE SAN FRAN MaOavIs 2-3 2 settle their differences. five-run seventh, which also o b rh b l a b rh M SPORTSCARD abrhM abrhM a move up to the majors or join a different minor Nagy, 6-foot-4,200 pounds, and a native of but needed help from Rich Butler cf 3 0 0 0 Raines If 3 00 0 PMtodetahta When they met in Los Angeles included a two-run single by Dale Orsulokcf 4 22 0 Cottocf 4 2 2 0 KGross 4 7 Fairfigld, was the Big East Conference Pitcher Gossage with one out in the ninth Dwyer dh 4 0 0 0 GWIIson rf 4 0 11 RThpsn2b 4 00 0 Webster cf 2 00 0 league team. Murphy, who drove in four runs, TONIOHT'S GAMES 3 111 Brooks rf 4 0 10 Tekulve W,^4 2 1 of t h ^ e a r for the second straight season. last month, the Dodgers’ Alfredo inning when Lloyd McClendon hit CRIpkn 55 3 111 ADovIs 1b 3 0 10 Clark 1b Bedrosn 1-3 3 Felicia Lewis's father, Ronald Lewis, says Tvltphone vf. Tierney’*. 4 — American League standings Murray 1b 4 0 11 Brontleylt 4 0 0 0 MItchll 3b 4 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 3 0 0 0 Griffin suffered a broken hand a two-run homer. Tom Browning two with a first-inning triple off Fitzgerald 4 120 Walloch3b Harris S,1 2-3 0 Little League officials are being unfair. He says Sheets If 3 0 10 Presley3b 4 0 0 0 Leonard If 1000 Grant pitched to 2 batters In the 4lh. when he was hit by a pitch from Brian Fisher, who gave up nine Main Pub V*. Glenn, 7:30— Fitzgerald Teltletonc 3 0 0 0 Balbonidh 3 00 0 Aldniterf 3011 Galorrg 1b 4 13 1 youngsters and their parents should have a say was the loser as the Cubs Dean vi. Oil Heat, 6 — Robertson 3 0 0 0 WP— McCullers, MaDovIs. BK— K(3ross. Flym name Holmgren New York’s Dwight Gooden. The runs and 12 hits in five innings. W L Pet. OB Gerhart pr 0 0 0 0 Phelpsph 000 0 LeffSrtsp 1000 Foley ss PB— Parrish. extended Cincinnati’s losing J.C. Penney y*. Lathrop, 7:30 — — 3 0 0 0 Voile c 4 1 1 0 Speler ss 4 00 0 Rivera ph 1000 in whether a player is reassigned. next day, Pedro Guerrero of the Mahler scattered 11 hits. Be­ Robertson New York 33 17 .440 Hughes rf streak to five games. Cleveland 32 19 .427 I'/j Schuph 1 0 0 0 Quinonsss 3 12 2 Melvin c 3 0 0 0 Sontovenc 3 0 10 “They have no respect for anybody, not even a PHILADELPHIA — The man general sides his fourth home run of the NUMethodlst vs. Rogers, 6 — Pogont 3 0 0 0 Revnids 2b 3 0 0 0 Downsp 1000 Candoel 2b 4 00 0 Dodgers threw his bat at New The Cubs scored in the first Aide's vs. Zembrowskl's, 7:M — Detroit 29 20 .592 3'/i Rowdon3b Cardinaia 3, Astros 2(13 innings) child,” Lewis said Tuesday night during a Little manager Bob Clarke considers a true Flyer now season, Perry also had four Boston 25 22 .532 6'/i Gonzals 2b 3 0 0 0 MIdndorf 1000 Youmnsp 2 00 0 York’s David Cone after being hit inning when Rafael Palmeiro Poganl 12 4 7 3 Engle ph 10 0 0 singles — the first five-hit game Jim's vs. Pub/MMH, 6 — Nike Milwaukee 24 25 .510 m Total* 31 3 5 2 Totals League board meeting that led to his daughter is the head coach of the NHL team. by a pitch and was suspended for Toronto Z3 29 .442 11 McGffgnp 0 0 0 0 STLOUIS HOUSTON tripled and scored on a groundnut Reed vs. Evergreen, 7:30 — Nike Totals 31 2 4 1 Totals 11 1 5 1 abrhM being barred from playing any more games on Paul Holmgren, 32, got the job Wednesday, four days. of his career — to lead Atlanta’s Ward vs. Mainville, A — Keeney Baltimore 11 40 .214 22Vj Baltimor* 000 201 000-3 o b rh b l by Andre Dawson. Dawson West Division Seattle 101 000 lOx— 4 OSmIthss 5 13 0 GYoung cf 4 00 0 the team to which she was first assigned. replacing the fired Mike Keenan, for whom he The Dodgers got the worst of it season-high 19-hit attack. Hungry Tiger vs. Lindsey, 4 — Son Francisco 880 880 388—3 BHcrtchr If 4131: singled in the fourth and Sand­ Charter Oak W L Pet. OB Game Winning RBI — Quinones (3). Oquend 3b 3 0 11 Felicia says she may take the decision sitting was an assistant coach for three years. again Wednesday night when Oakland 34 15 .704 — E— Rowdon, Teltleton. DP— Seattle 1. Mentraol 880 188 808-1 McGee cf 5 0 2 0 Bossrf 5 00 0. berg hit his seventh homer. Cardinals 3, Astros 2 Minnesota 24 23 .531 9 LOB— Baltimore 4, Seattle 4. 28— Cotta, Gome Winning RBI — AMrete (1). Bmnskvrf 5 0 2 1 Helhcckp 0000 down — Just like she did last week when her “To me, he’s a Flyer.” Clarke said of starting pitcher Tim Belcher was Sandberg homered again in the Luis Alicea doubled with two Texos 25 25 .500 10'/^ Orsulok 2, Murray, ADovIs. 38— Cotto. E— Webster, Nettles. DP— San Fran- Ford If 4 0 0 0 GDovIs 1b 5 0 10 coach said she could not play any longer on her Holmgren, who beat out John Paddock, coach of ejected for hitting New York’s Kansas CItv 23 28 .451 13 HR-QuInones (3). SB— Cotto (11). clK0 1, Montreal 1. LOB— San Francisco 5, TPeno c 5 0 2 0 Ashbyc 5000 eighth off Pat Pacillo. out in the 13th inning and scored Seottle 23 29 .442 13'/) IP H R ER BB SO Montreol 7. 28— (Salorroga, Leonard 2. Pagnzz 1b 4 10 0 Walling 3b 5 110 minor league team. the Flyers’ AHL affiliate at Hershey. Kevin Elster in the small of the “I’m happy to be back, but not the winning run on Steve Lake’s S occer Chicago 21 28 .429 14 Baltimore HR— Gotarraga (12), Clark (12). SB— Alicea 2b 4 12 0 Pnkovls2b 5 0 10 Miss Lewis protested by sitting down on the Clarke described the new coach as a veteran back with a third-inning pitch. happy with another loss” Rose Californio 19 32 .373 17 Ballard L,1-2 Raines (17), Webster (7). ONeal p 2 0 0 0 Ramirzss 3 0 11 But they also got a 4-3 victory, pinch single off Jeff Heathcock. Wednesday's Oames Wlllmson IP H R ER BB SO Lawlssph 0000 Andersnp 0 0 0 0 pitcher’s mound and refusing to move. The of NHL battles and wars who can relate to said. “We’ve got to start winning Steve Peters got the victory with Oakland 4, New York 3 NIednfuer Son Fronclsce Terry p 0 0 0 0 Hndrsnph 10 0 0 game was eventually called off. players. their first in six games with the games.” Seattle 4, Baltimore 3 Seattle Downs W,3-S 4 4 1 1 3 2 Walker ph 10 0 0 DSmIthp 0 0 0 0 Mets. Both teams had been two innings of scoreless relief. MSC UnHed Bankhead Lefferts S,4 3 1 0 0 0 3 Dovlevp 0 0 0 0 Puhl rf 1000 Holmgren succeeded Keenan, the winningest Cleveland 5, Kansas City 4 Montreal Giants 2, Expos 1 Todd Worrell pitched the bottom The Manchester Soccer Club United Detroit 9, Chicago 3 MJockson W,2-1 Horner ph 1000 Darwin p 2 00 0 active NHL coach, who was dismissed May 11 by warned about knockdown pitches Toronto 7, Milwaukee 2 Scurry S,2 Youmans L.1-4 7 3 2 2 3 7 Peters p 0 0 0 0 Agostop 0 0 0 0 WHl Clark ended a no-hit bid by of the 13th for his 15th save. (boys 11 years old) defeated Darien, 2-1, McGffgon 2 1 0 0 0 5 Hornets to name Harter at the start of the series. Wednesday In State Cup action. Jason Minnesota 7, Texos 1 Williamson pitched to 2 betters In the 8th. Lake ph 10 11 CRenIds ss 10 0 0 Clarke because the GM said the team lacked Montreal’s Floyd Youmans with The Astros got only one hit after Only gomes scheduled HBP— Sontovenla by Downs. Worrell p 0 00 0 CJcksn ss 2 0 0 0 In the top of the third, the Blakesley and Kevin Repoll scored the Umpires— Home, Montague; Rrst, Hal- emotion, enthusiasm and the zest to win. the fifth inning, a leadoff single by goals tor United while Bryan JaworksI Tliursdav’s Oames BK— Bankhead. Total* 43 313 3 Totals 45 3 4 3 CHARLOTTE, N.C. - Indiana Pacers Dodgers’ Steve Sax was almost a leadoff home run in the seventh Toronto (Nunez 0-1) at Boston (Hurst 6-2), Umpires— Home, Young; First, Evans: llon; Second, MeSherrv; Third, Weyer. Glenn Davis in the 12th. had an ossist. Fine performances were T — 2:48. A— 12,074. assistant coach Dick Harter says turning the hit by a pitch from Sid Fernandez inning and Mike Aldrete squeezed turned In by Ron Lesnlok, Jonathon 7:35 p.m. Second, Tschida; Third, Hendry. StLeuI* 180 880 180 home the go-ahead run later in Phillies 9, Padres 7 Cort, Jeff Hartle, Brandon Gamble and Texas (Hough 44) at Chicogo (Perez 5-1), T— 2:32. A-8,137. Houston 108 010 800 NBA expansion Charlotte Hornets into a piayoff Guokas to coach Magic while attempting to bunt. He Kevin Blount. Scott Rugonls played Cubs 0, Reds 3 Game Winning RBI — Lake (1). contender is going to take a lot of work and some fouled it off. the inning. Pinch hitter Luis Aguayo’s well In goal. United will ploy Simsbury Secrttle (Swiff 5-1) at Kansas City (Power Orel Herahieer E— Romirez. DP— Houston 2. LOB— ORLANDO, Fla. — The Orlando Magic signed The Giants had only three base Saturday before Its State Cup auarterfi-. -W ), 8:35 p.m. StLouls 12, Houston 5. 2B— TPeno, Alicea. time. “Sid was throwing at his head tie-breaking two-run single keyed nal match Sunday at home against allfomla (Finley 3-4) at Milwaukee indians5,Royais4 This 29-year-old right­ CINCINNATI CHICAGO HR— BHotcher (3). SB— McGee (15). S— “Two things come to mind when I think about former Philadelphia 76ers coach Matt Guokas and there’s no doubt that he was runners, all on walks, until Clark a five-run rally in a rain-delayed Glastonbury. (Jones 30), 8:35 p.m. O brhbl abrhM Oquendo 3, Lowless, Ford, Pognozzl. Wednesday to a three-year coaching contract trying to send a message,” hit his 12th home run, tying the Only gomes scheduled hander for the Los Angeles Larkin ss 4 0 10 SF— Oquendo. what’s ahead,” said Harter, 57. who was eighth inning. KANSAS CITY CLEVELAND Dunstonss 4 12 1 R RR BB SO score 1-1. One out later, Jeffrey Frlftoy’s Oames O brhbl O brhbl Dodgers led the National Cnepen ss 1000 Salazar ss 0 0 0 0 IP H expected to be named the Hornets’ first head that will take effect in August. 1989, Belcher said. “I don’t know if Trailing 5-4, the Phillies tied the Toronto at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Pecotass 3 0 2 1 Franco 2b 3 111 League In 1987 with 264Vs Collins cf 4 0 0 0 Palmeir If 4 13 0 StLouls Other terms of the contract were not there will be any retaliation the Leonard hit a sinking line drive score when Chris James hit his Clevelond at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Daniels If 3 1 0 0 Dawson rf 4 111 ONeal 4 5 2 2 0 3 coach today. “One is patience, because we are Stilwll ph 0000 Tabler 1b 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 next time we play. I do know that that popped out of center fielder New York at Baltimore, 8:05 p.m. WWIIsncf 5 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 0 0 0 0 Innings pitched. He was EDavIs rf 4 02 0 Sndbrg2b 4 2 2 3 Terry not going to have the physical power and ability announced. eighth home run of the season Ookland at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Brett dh 3 0 0 1 Carter cf 3 00 0 among the NL leaders In ONelll 1b 3 0 0 0 JDovIsc 4 00 0 Davtey 2 0 0 0 0 3 “We found the man we wanted, and it just this won’t be forgotten. Mitch Webster’s glove as he tried with one out off reliever Lance Baaketbafl Texas at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Sabo 3b 4 0 00 Peters W.2-2 2 1 0 0 1 1 of most of the teams we play, and it’s not fair of Trtabll rf 4 11 0 Kittle dh 4 0 11 Law 3b 3 0 10 0 1 “I wasn’t surprised that I was for a sliding catch. Seattle at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Seltzer 3b 3 111 Snyder rf 4 111 wins (16), earned run aver­ Tredwy2b 3 0 0 0 Grace 1b 3 000 Worrell S,15 1 0 0 0 a coach to expect more than the players can made sense to go ahead and hire him now.” said McCullers. Greg Gross walked Collfornia at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. MefSrIffe Houston ejected. My problem is why and the game was delayed by rain Maefarin c 3 0 0 1 Jocoby3b 3 2 10 age (3.06), strikeouts (190) 3 11 0 Jackson cf 4 110 3 give. club president Pat Williams, whose team will Bucknr1b 3 0 0 0 CCostlll If 3 0 10 Brownngp 2 000 GModdxp 4 000 (torwin 41-3 7 2 2 3 Fernandez wasn’t thrown out, Braves 14, Pirates 2 and complete games (10). L(3arcl^ Agosto 1 1 0 0 2 0 “And two. we have to run a hard race and run begin play in the NBA in the fall of 19B9. for 46 minutes with a 3-2 count on NationaiLeaguestandings Welimn pr 0 0 0 0 Hall If 10 0 0 1000 Gossogep 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 NBA playoff picture FWhlte2b 4 12 0 Allanson c 3 0 10 Poclllop 0 0 0 0 Andersen 2 2-3 harder than the other guys so we can be as Williams hired Guokas. 44. as coach in 1985. too.” Rick Mahler equaled hiscareer Steve Jeltz. RIlop 000 0 DSmIth 1 1 0 0 0 0 Elsnrch If 4 12 0 JBell 55 3 10 2 Heathcock LA-3 2 3 1 1 1 1 That puzzled Tom Lasorda, too. Conference Finals East Division Totals 32 4 8 4 Totals 30 5 4 5 McCldnph 1112 competitive as possible. We could be patient when Williams was general manager of the Tetals 33 3 5 3Tetals Umpires— Home, Engel; Rrst, Runge; “How can the umpires decide (Best-of-seven) OB 34 410 5 Second, West; Third, Williams. forever and not catch up.” Harter toid The 76ers. Guokas was fired last February by owner one was throwing at a batter and Monday, May 23 New York — Kansas City 001 oil 010-4 T-3:43. A— 20,833. Charlotte Observer. L.A. Lokers 113, Dallas 98 Pittsburgh 120 oil OOX—4 Tigers 9, White Box 3 Cincinnatt 800 080 013-3 Harold Katz. the other one wasn’t?” asked the WedneMtav, May 25 St. Louis (same Winning RBI — Franco (2). Chicago 188 380 llx— 4 Detroit 104, Boston 94 Chicago E— Balles. DP— Cleveland 2. LOB— Game Winning RBI — Dawson (4). American League ieadera Los Angeles manager, who was L.A. Lakers 123, Dallas 101 Montreal Kansas City 7, Cleveland 7. 2B— CHICAGO DETROIT E— GModdux, Paclllo, EDavIs. DP— ejected along with Belcher. “I’m Chicago 1. LOB— Cincinnati 8, Chicago 4. Thumiav, May 24 Phllodelphia Tortobull. 3B— Seltzer. HR— Franco (5), obrhbl o b rh b l Batting not angry at the Mets. I don’t Boston 119, Detroit 115, 20T West Division SnyderdD.SB— Elsenrelch (4), JBell (3). Boston cf 3 0 0 0 Pettis cf 4 12 1 2B— Palmeiro. 3B— Palmeiro. HR— 4 2 3 3 Sandberg 2 (8), McClendon (2). SB— Based on 136 at Bat*. n^Mov, May 27 OB S— Allanson, Pecota. SF— Macfarlane. Redusef 10 0 0 Whltokr2b AMERICAN LEAGUE know why Fernandez would Dollas 104, L.A. Lakers 94 Las Angeles Lyons 3b 40 10 Sheridan If 2 00 0 Collins (3),EOavls (14). Drained Lendl upset victim O AB R H Pet. throw at us. I know for a fact that Saturday, May 28 Houston IP H R ER BB SO Posqua If 300 0 Brokns3b 2 111 IP H R ER BB SO Lansford Oak 50 214 44 84 .393 Belcher wasn’t throwing at them. Detroit 98, Boston 94 San Francisco Kansas CItv Gollghr cf 10 0 0 Tromml ss soil Winfield NY 49 181 34 45 .359 Sunday, May 29 Cincinnati Bannister L,4-5 41-3 4 4 4 3 1 Caldern rf 4 111 DoEvns 1b 2 110 Ctachmott “I have no problem with the 4 0 0 0 Browning L.2-3 4 c 4 Boggs Bsn 44 147 38 59 .353 Dallas 118, L.A. Lakers 104 Atlanto Oulsnbry 2 2-3 2 1 1 2 1 Baines dh 2 10 0 Lemon rf Puckett Min 49 208 34 72 .344 MonftaV/ May 30 San Diego Garber 1 0 0 0 0 0 GWalkr 1b 4 0 0 0 Heath rf 0000 Paclllo 12-3 4 ruling. I (To have a problem with 5 000 Rllo 1-3 0 Mcttolft Tor 44 149 34 49 .329 at French Open tennis play Wednesdfiv's Games Solos c 3 0 10 Nokesc the way the call was made. The Boston 79, Detroit 78 Oilcago Trammll Det 49 185 33 40 .324 Tuesday, May 31 Chicago 4, Cincinnati 3 Balles W,5-4 71-3 8 4 3 2 2 AAanrlq ph 10 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 2 2 1 Brett KC 51 198 29 44 .323 umps had too much responsibility L.A. Lakers 119, Dallas 102. L.A. San Francisco 2, Montreal 1 DJones S,12 1 2-3 0 0 0 2 0 Guillen ss 3 0 11 Knight dh 4 2 3 0 GModdux W.93 81-3 5 Gossage 23 0 Cotto Sea 44 148 24 54 .321 Lakers lead series 3-2 Los Angeles 4, New York 3 WP— Qulsenberry. BK— Balles, Hill 2b 2 10 0 RHendson NY 44 187 40 40 .321 By Charles Campbell put on them and they were trying Weilnesday, June 1 Phllodelphia 9, Son Diego 7 DJones. Totals 31 342 Totals 34 913 7 PB— Mc(3rlff. Umpires Home, Froemmlno; Rrst, ASottlnglv NY 44 175 41 54 .320 The Associated Press to eliminate intent.” Detroit 102, Boston 94, OT, Detroit leads Atlanta 14, Pittsburgh 2 Umpires— Home, Brinkman; First, Homo Runs series 3-2 St. Louis 3, Houston 2, 13 Innings Welke; Second, Cooney; Third, Merrill. Chicago HIrschbeck; Second, Tata; Third, Davis. The Dodgers took advantage of T— 2:30. A— 20,250. Canseco, Oakland, 13; Hrbek, Minne­ Ttiursdoy, June 2 Thursitav's Oames T— 2:42. A-8,732. Detroit...... M3 11* M x -4 sota, 12; Incovlglla, Texas, 12; WIntleld, PARIS — Top-ranked Iva n Lendl. looking drained two balks by Fernandez to push L.A. Lakers at Dallas, 9 p.m. Chicogo (Schlraldl 3-2) at New York Game Winning RBI — Pettis (3). New York, 12; Calderon, Chicago, 11; across two runs in the fourth Friday, June 3 (Cone 7-0), 7:35 p.m. E— Pettis, Lyons. LOB— Chicogo 4, De­ McGwire, Oakland, 11; Phelps, by his two-day victory over John McEnroe, today Boston at Detroit, 9 p.m. St. Louis (Tudor 1-1) at Philadelphia Biue Jays 7, Brewers 2 troit 10. 2B— DaEvans. 3B— Pettis. HR— Rravea14,Piratea2 Seattle, 11; Snyder, Cleveland, 11. was upset in the French Open quarterfinals by inning. Pinch hitter Jeff Hamil­ Saturday, June 4 (Carman 3-3), 7:35 p.m. Whitaker (5), Calderon (11). SB— Salazar ton drove in two more with a Dollas at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m.. If Montreal (Heaton 1-3) at Pittsburgh (5). unseeded Jonas B. Svensson of Sweden. necessary (Walk 5^), 7:35 p.m. MILWAUKEE TORONTO IP H R ER BB SO PITTSBURGH ATLANTA Nationai League ieadera Svensson, ranked 21st in the world, varied his seventh-inning single for a 4-1 Sunday, June 5 Only gomes scheduled Obrhbl obrhbl Chicago O brh bl abrhM lead. Molltor 3b 5 0 10 Ferandz ss 5 2 2 1 5 Bonds It 4 0 10 AHollcf 4 0 0 1 backcourt game with well-timed volleys at the net in Otrolt at Boston, TBA, If necessary Frt4tov's Ofimes Blttlger L,0-2 3 Batting Chicago at New York, 7:35 p.m. JCastlll2b 5 0 2 0 Mosebycf 4 110 JnDovIs 2 4 Milligan If 10 10 Oberkfl3b 5 4 3 1 ousting the defending champion 7-6, 7-5, 6-2. After Belcher’s ejection, Brian Yount cf 5 0 2 0 Mlinksdh 3 111 21-3 0 Lind 2b 5 0 0 0 GPerrv 1b 5 2 5 2 Based on 116 at Bats. St. Louis at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. Horton NATIONAL LEAGUE Lendl never showed the powerful form he used to Holton allowed three hits and a . NBA playoff result Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. Deer If 3 0 10 GBell If 4 12 1 Thigpen 2-3 4 VanSIvkef 4 12 0 DMrphyrf 4 12 4 Braggs rf 4 1 1 0 McGrIff 1b 3 10 0 Cornels cf 0000 DJames If 5 12 2 O AB R H Pet. overcome McEnroe in a fourth-round match played run in four innings. Jesse O r o ^ ’ Atlanta at Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. Detroit Palmeiro Chi SO 191 31 47 .351 Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Brock 1b 4 12 1 Gruber 3b 4 0 11 Morris W,56 41-3 4 BonlitaSb 3000 Virgil c 5 2 2 1 was charged with two runs in the AdducI 1b 0 0 0 0 Whitt c 3 0 11 Ferm inu 10 0 0 Thomas ss 4 12 1 (tolorago Mon 49 198 38 47 .338 Tuesday night and Wednesday with interruptions Platons 102.Celtlca96(0T| Houston at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. Hernondz S,3 223 0 Bonilla Pit 51 187 38 43 .337 ninth — including Kevin McRey- Meyer dh 4 0 11 Barfield rf 4 0 0 0 jnuuvis MiivMtav 1W • •.»«••••• ••• Bream 1b 4 13 0 Gontlb 5 2 2 3 for rain and darkness. He also had a trainer come Schroedre 4 0 2 0 Llrlano2b 4 10 0 HBP— Lemon by Thigpen. WP— Blttlger, RReyMsrf 3 0 2 1 Atahler p 2 110 Brunansky StL 34 138 23 45 .324 onto the court twice, apparently to treat a muscle nolds’ fifth homer — before Jay American League resuits Sveum ss 4 0 10 Kipperp 000 0 GPeirv Atl 47 175 19 55 .314 DETROIT (102) JnDovIs, Morris, Thigpen. BK— Morris. RThopson SF 48 174 18 55 .313 Howell got the last three outs. Mahorn 0-3 00 0. Dantlev 6-12 6-7 IB, TetaH 38 2 13 2 Total* 34 7 8 5 Coles ph 1000 problem in his right shoulder, and appeared Gottp 0 0 0 0 Strawbrv NY 47 144 34 52 .313 Lalmbeer 5-13 S-S 15, Oumars 6-14 2-4 18, (Suerrero LA 42 151 17 47 .311 bothered by a noisy union demonstration just Cubs 6, Reds 3 t - Thomas 14-» 7-9 35, Salley 1-4 2-2 4, V. Milwaukee 010 080 010-2 LVIlrec 4 0 11 Atiitettcs 4. Yankees 3 Toronto NO ON OOX'^7 Pedriquss 4 0 10 Coleman StL 49 223 25 49 .309 outside the stadium groundf Greg Maddux became the NL’s Johnson 0-100 0, Edwards 1-3022, Rodman KHemndz NY 47 174 24 53 .305 5-7 02 10. Totals 4087 22-31 102. Gome Winning RBI — Mulllniks (2). Nattonai League raauita Fisher p 100 0 The 21-year-old Svenssom who upset seventh- first nine-game winner and Ryne AP photo OAKLAND E— Molltor, GBell, Brock. DP— Toronto MDIoz rf 2 0 10 H o m e Runs BOSTON (96) NEW YORK Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 13; Bonds, Pitts­ seeded Kent Carlsson of Sweden to reach the McHale 9-20 8-9 26, Bird 9-25 9-9 27, abrhM abrhM 3. LOB— Milwaukee 10, Toronto 7. Totata 37 111 2 Total* 19 141914 Sandberg homered twice as Chi­ RHndsn If 4 0 2 1 Lonsfrd 3b 2 10 0 2B— Brock 2, GBell, Fernandez, Braggs. burgh, 12; Clark, Son Francisco, 13; quarterfinals, said he was not aware of Lendl’s OUCH — New York’s Kevin Elster is hit by a pitch by Parish 5-150818,0. Johnson0185023,Alnge (tolarroga, Montreal, 12; Dawson, Chicogo, cago spoiled the return of Cincin­ (74 0-0 0, Poxson 01 00 0, Acres OO 00 0, Mechm 2b 4 00 0 Javier If 4 0 0 0 SB— JCostllto (1), Gruber (4), Llrlono (6). Dodgers 4. iM eta 3 Pittsburgh 800 802 880-2 shoulder problem and was glad he didn’t know. Dodgers’ starter Tim Beicher in the third inning Buhner cf 4 12 1 Canseco rf 4 12 2 301 860 lOx_14 11; GOavIs, Houston, 11; Strav4)errv, nati manager Pete Rose. It was MInnIefleldOOOOO, Roberts1-1(H)2,Gllmore New York, 11; Gibson, Los Angeles, 9; 0-1OOO, LohausOI OOO.Totals 33-8830-3496. JCtarkdh 3 111 Parker dh 4 11 0 IP H R ER BB so (tome Winning RBI — DMurphv (1). “If you know the other guy ishurt, maybe you lose Rose’s first game since he was Wednesday of their game at Shea Stadium. Belcher and Winfield rf 3 0 0 0 McGwIr 1b 4 0 2 1 Milwaukee LOS ANGELS NEW YORK E— Pedrique, RRevnolds, (tont, Fermln. Parrish, Philadelphia, 9. a little bit your concentration,” the Swede said. GWard 1b 3 0 00 Hassevc 4 0 10 BIrkbeck L,2-5 5 8 7 5 3 2 O b rh b l abrhM DP— Pittsburgh 1. LOB-^ltt*burgh 9, Runs Batted In suspended for 30 days and fined Dodgers’ Manager Tommy Lasorda were ejected for the Detroit 26 14 25 27 10— 102 Dykstra cf 3 0 0 0 Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 43; GDavIs, Houston, Lendl’s concentration appeared shaken by the Boston 29 25 16 22 4— N Pglrulo 3b 4 0 0 0 DHedsn cf 4 111 Crim 3 0 0 0 1 1 Sox 2b 5 1 1 0 Atlanta 4. 2B— DJames, Bream. $10,000 for bumping and shoving incident. Behind the plate is catcher Rick Dempsey. Santana ss 3 1 1 0 Hubbrd2b 4 0 3 0 Terento MHfchr rf 3 0 10 Bckmn 2b 2 0 0 0 3B— DMurphy. HR— GPerry (4), Gant 41; Brunansky, StLouls, 35; Parrish, bullhorns and recorded music wafting into center Fouled out— McHole, Roberts. Heepph 00 0 0 KAMIIr2b 100 0 Philadelphia, 35; Clark, San Francisco, umpire Dave Pallone in a game Rebounds— Detroit 53 (Salley 9), Boston Wshgtn ph 10 10 Weiss ss 3 0 10 Flonagon W,53 4 8 1114 (4), Virgil (4). S— Mahler 2, Rsher. court from a demonstration by workers from plants Skinner c 3 0 0 0 DWard S J 3 5 1 1 0 4 Hamitn ph 10 12 KHrndz 1b 4 110 SF— Thomas, AHall. 34; KHernandez, New York, 33; Brooks, 42 (Bird 17). Assists— Detroit 19 (Dumars, Orosco p 10 0 0 McRyIdsIf 4 12 1 Morrtreal, 32; Law, Chicago, 30. owned by SNECMA, a state-owned manufacturer of AP photo Thomas 5), Boston 22 (Johnson 8). Total Cruz ph 10 0 0 BIrkbeck pitched to 2 batters In the 4lh. HJohsn3b 4 1 2 0 fouls— Detroit 31, Boston a . A— 14,890. Totals 31 3 7 3 Totals 33 411 4 WP— Flonogon, CrIm. PB— Schroeder. JHowell p 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO airplane engines. Umpire*— Home, Shulock; First, John­ Gibson If S ’ ’ 5 Wilson rf 3 0 0 1 Plttsbungli WINNING STR ETC H — Andre Agassi of New York 001 002 000-3 son; Second, McKean; Third, Reilly. (kierrer 3b 5 0 2 0 Innis p 0 0 0 0 Fisher LA-2 5 12 Coiiega Worid Serlea “Do something about it.” Lendl said to chair Mavs look to extend Lakers Ooktand 100 MO llx— 4 T — 2:39. A— 314)12. AAarshI 1b 3 0 0 1 Carter ph 10 11 Kipper 2 7 the U.S. reaches to make a return Shelby cf 3 1 1 0 McDwII pr 0 0 0 0 umpire Jacques Dorfmann while serving to win the Game Winning RBI — McGwire (8). (tott 1 0 All Time* ED T E— RHenderson, Pogllorulo. DP— New Dempsv c 4 0 10 Sasser c 2 0 0 0 Atlanta first set at 5-3. Dorfmann shrugged his shoulders — against Guillermo Perez-Roldan during his no-look specials, and 41-year- Tuesday night. Andesn ss 2 10 0 Lyons c 2 0 0 0 (DeuMo RIlmlnMlon) Bv Denne H. Freeman York 2. LOB— New York 4, Oakland 8. Twins 7, Rangers 1 Mahler W.7-4 9 11 2 2 0 3 At Omaha, Nob. the demonstrators were massed outside the Roland “We let them get away from us C alendar Belcher p 10 0 0 Elster ss 2 0 0 0 Umpires Home, (Sregg; Rrst, (Juick; their quarterfinal match at the French The Associated Press old Kareem Abdul-Jabbar ran the 2B— Hossev, Porker. HR— Canseco (13), Mogdnph 0 0 0 0 Friday, Juno 1 Garros stadium grounds — and Lendl lost his serve early and you can’t do that Buhner (1), JCIark (10), DHenderson (7). Holton p 19 9 5 Second, Pallone; Third, KIbler. (tomel— Arizona St.,54-11, vs. California, Open tennis tournament Wednesday. court like a young man and TEXAS _ MINNESOTA Shrprsn 3b 2 0 10 Frndez p 10 10 T — 2:34. A-4JIS9. against the Lakers, especially in SB— RHenderson 2 (34). S— Weiss. abrhM abrhM Leochp 40-23, 5:10 p.m. and eventually the set. DALLAS — In an NBA Western scored 21 points. TO DAV IP H RER BB SO Brower cf (tome 2— Wichita St., 54-14-1, vs. Roiida, Lendl led the first-set tiebreak 5-2, but then Agassi won 6-2, 6-2, 6-4. the Forum,” Mavericks coach New York 4 0 10 Gladden If 4 2 10 Walter p Conference final series where The 17-point spread was typical Baseball Fletchr ss 4 0 10 Lmbrdz 2b 3 2 11 Mozzlllllrf 47-17-1, 8:10 p.m. dropped five consecutive points, the final two on John MacLeod said. "They Just Class L Division Hudson L>2 7 Sierra rf 4 0 0 0 Puckett cf 36 4 9 3 Tetal* Soturdov# JiNW 4 home warriors turn into road of the way the series has evolved. Naugatuck at East Catholic Dotson 0 5 2 3 3 Total* Phiiiiea 9. Padrea 7 (tome 3 — Fresno St. vs. Stanford, 41-22, backhand volleys by Svensson, who is better known Natalia Zvereva — were scheduled for today. (Mdr- Incvglla If 4 12 0 Moses cf 0 0 0 0 wimps, the Dallas Mavericks will ’The Lakers have won by 15 and ran us into the ground.” lartv Field), 3 p.m. Pena 1 OBrIen lb 5:10 p.m. In the lower half of the men’s draw. Mats Oakland 4 0 0 0 Hrbek dh 4 0 2 1 LosAligele* 888 288 1 8 ^ for his groundstrokes. try tonight to extend the defend­ 22 points in other yawner games Class S Division Parrish dh 4 0 0 0 Gaettt3b 4 0 2 1 New Yerti 988 188 883—3 SAN DIEGO PHILA (tome 4 — Miami, Fta., 51-12-1, vs. Wilander of Sweden and Andre Agassi of Las Vegas, Dallas is 0-9 at the Forum in Valley Regional at Coventry, 3 p.m. CYoung 4 MStonly c 2 0 0 0 Bush rf Fullerton St., 8:10 p.m. Lendl lost the second set when Svensson broke his at the friendly Forum while Nelson W.4-2 2 2 0 0 0 ^ m e Winning RBI — Marshall (4). a b rh M abrhM ing world champion Los Angeles playoff games. Softball Buechle3b 3 0 11 Dovldsn rf 10 0 0 E— Elster. DP— Los Angeles 3. LOB— Wynne cf 3 2 2 1 Samuel 2b 4 11 0 Sumtav, Juno 5 serve in the 12th game with three straight drop shots Nev., advanced Wednesday to the semifinals. Dallas has inflicted 12- and Grosso Tech ot Coventry, 3:30 p.m,; Eckerslev 5,17 1 Browne 2b (tome 5— Arizona St.-Callfornia loser vs. Lakers to a seventh and deciding “We Just hope we have to worry Hudson pitched to 1 batter In the 8th, 3 0 0 0 Larkin 1b 4 0 2 0 Los Angelos 9, Now York 6. 2B— RAIomrlb 5 2 3 0 MThmpcf 4 0 10 — a backhand volley, a backhand half-volley, then Agassi, who beat Guillermo Perez-Roldan of game suspended after two Innings with Loudnerc 4 0 0 0 KHernandez, Sax, HJohnson. HR-- Gwvnnrf 3 00 1 Aguayo ph 1112 Wichita St .-Florida loser, 5:10 p.m. game. 14-point losses on Los Angeles in about that problem again,” Ma­ Coventry leading, 3-1. Dotson pitched to 1 batter In the 8lh. (tome 4 — Arlzofxi St.-CalKornla winner another backhand volley. Argentina 6-2,6-2,6-4 in a battle of 18-year-olds, said Umpires— Home, Reed; Rrst, Hlrsch- Gagne ss 4 12 0 McReynold* (5). SB— Shelby (5). AAoreInd If 4 12 3 Bedrosnp 0 0 0 0 The Lakers lead 3-2 in a rowdy Reunion Arena. Tetal* 32 I 5 1 Total* S— Fernandez. SF— Marshall. Harris p vs. Wichita St.-Rorida winner, 8:10 p.m. he would not change his game when he meets the cLeod said. “Wehave to take care beck; Second, Gorcto; Third, Scott. 35 7 13 6 Atackef 0000 0 0 0 0 Monday, Juno 4 In the third set. the demonstrators left, but Lendl best-of-seven series that has had ”I really believe this game in T — 2:48. A-38,771. CMrtnzph 10 11 Hoyisslb 4 2 2 3 seemed to be having more and more trouble with his third-seeded Wilander. of business first. The Lakers . 888 880 M8-1 IP H R ER BB SO Thonpr 000 0 Porrishc 4 2 2 3 (tome 7 — Fresno St.-Stanford loser vs. five straight blowouts. . Dallas will be different,” Lakers sense a knockout. We can’t let it Minnsseta 888 8a 8lx -7 Schmdt3b 4 0 3 1 Mlaml-Fullerton St. loser, 5:10 p.m. shoulder, ntaking many uncharacteristic unforced "It’ll be just my game against his, and we’ll see Les Aiigeiss Kruklb 4 0 10 (tome 8— Fresno St.-Stanford winner vs. The Mavericks are so confident coach Pat Riley said. “I hope we Gome Winning RBI — Lombordozzl (3). Belcher Santiago c 5 12 0 CJamesrf 4 13 3 who plays better,” Agassi said. happen.” Wadneaday’s homa rune E— Fletcher, Incovlgllo. DP— Texas 2 3 1 0 0 <><>ro**lf 3 110 Mlaml-Fullerton St. winner, 8:10 p.m. errors. they can “hold serve” , on-4helr learned our lesson the last time Radio, TV Holton W,24l Rannrv 3b Tuesday, Juno 7 Lendl finished his rain-interrupted fourth-round L015— Texas 5, Mlnnesoto8.2B— Puckett i Orosco Tmpitn ss 4 0 11 Jeltz ss 3 110 Lendl, who missed the semifinals in a Grand Slam home court that Dallas owner we were down there. Our players Dallas has never been as far as X Gagne. SB-Gogne (3), Gladden JHon^l S/4 Grant p 3 0 0 0 K(3rossp 3 00 0 (tome 9 — Loser of (tome 4 vs. Winner of tournament for the first time since Wimbledon in match Wednesday, using his powerful passing shots Game 6 of the Western Confer­ BvTheAssoctatad Press McCllersp 1000 Daultonph 1000 (tome 5, 5:10 p.m. Donald Carter said, “We’re not know what’s at stake. We’d like to AiMiican Lm m m New York (tome 10— Loser of (tomeOv*. Winner of 1985, ended the match by hitting a backhand into the and timely lobs to frustrate McEnroe, the No. 16 ence finals and the Lakers are TODAY Canseco (13), Henderson (7), Athletics; IP H R ER BB lO Frndez L,2-5 MaDovIs p 0 00 0 Tekulvep 0 0 0 0 worried about tonight. We’re end it in Dallas.” 4 p.m. — Golf: Kemper Open, USA Texas Bradley If 1000 (tome 7, 8:10 p.m. seed. 6-7, 7-6, 6-4, 6-4. Buhner (1), Clark (10), Yankees; (italnones Leach Widheidoy, Juno 8 net on match point. The Lakers faded badly in the seeking to become the first team 4 p.m. — Golf; LPGA McDonald’s Guzman L,54 5 2-3 10 Walter TetaN 36 711 7 Totals 31913 9 worried about Game 7 in Los (3), AAorIners; Franco (5), S n v ^ (11), Fossos (tomoll— Winner of Game4 vs. Winner of Svensson will face the winner of a match between Wilander, a two-time French Open champion, in 19 years to win consecutive Championship, ESPN Indians; Whitaker (5), Tigers; Calderon 0 2 Innismis 31-3 1 0 0 0 3 Angeles on Saturday.” fourth quarter, in both games in 7:30 p.m. — Cubs at Mets, Soort- McMurtry 21-3 1 Belcherpltch*dto1balterlnthe3rd,lj*och 113 (tome 9, 8:10 p.m. Andrei Chesnokov of the Soviet Union and France’s advanced by outlasting Emilio Sanchez of Spain in NBA titles. If they win the series, (11),WhlteSox. ffimiwwiii Thursday, June 9 Los Angeles mauled the Maver­ Dallas, looking like a leg-weary sChannsI, W KHT Nottenal League pitched to 1 batter In the 7lh, Orosco _____ , . _ 181 88X-8 Henri Leconte. his quarterfinal 6-7, 7-6, 6-3, 6-4. the Lakers will qualify for their 7:30 p.m. — Blue Jays ot Red Sox, viola- - W,9^1...... 9 5 1112 . . . , pitched to 3 batters In the 9lh. Game 12— Winner of (tomeOvs. Winner of icks 119-102 on Tuesday night as team. Sandberg 2 (8), Cubs; McClendon (2), (tome Winning RBI — Aguayo (1). (tome 10, 8:10 p.m. Two men’s quarterfinals and the women’s “I’m a little disappointed, but he played the kind NESN, WTIC Reds; (kilorraga 02), Expos; Clark (12), Fossos pitched to 2 batters In the 4lh. HBP— Elster by Belcher, Anderson by E— McCullers. DP— Son DIeM 2. LOB— Magic Johnson’s “showtime” fun But the Mavericks were sent seventh appearance in the NBA 7:30 p.m. — Arena Football: Pitts­ WP— Guzman. BK— Viola. Fernandez. BK— Fernandez 2. Son Diego 9, Philadelphia 7. 2B— Haves, m day, Juno M semifinals — one between Steffi Graf and Gabriela of game where he was killing me slowly, slowly, burgh at Detroit, ESPN Giants; McReynoM* (5), Mels; Moreland (tomes TBA included 20 assists, two of them reeling by their sound defeat on Finals in the past nine years. (3),Podres; Parrish (9), Jome*(8),Phlllle*; Umpires— Home, Kaiser; Rrst, Croft) Umpires— Home, RIppley; Rrst, Crow- RAIomar. 3B— Wynne, Hayes. HR— slowly,” Sanchez said. 9 p.m. — Lokers ot Mavericks, Second, Denkinger; Third, McCoy. ford; Second, Harvey; Third, Pulll. Moreland (3), Parrish (9), CJames (8). Saturday, Juno it Sabatini, the other between Nicole Provis and Perry (4), (kint (4), Virgil (4), Braves; Championship game, 1 p.m. Channel 3 Hatcher (3), Astro*. T — 2:38. A— 22,361. T-3:29. A— 29,489. S—Gwvnn. I MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. June 2, 1988 — 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. June i. IWa A Newspaper In Education Profrem 16 The Quiz Sponsored by Contestants vie for spelling bee title The Manchester Herald Pi Manchester After ‘stolkjaerre’ and ‘taiaha,’ the going could get tough woridscope (10 polnis lor each question snswered correetty)

WASHINGTON (AP) - The 144 survi­ first round when one journalist pointed out vors of the first day of the National that a word appeared to be misspelled. 1 C Spelling Bee breezed past words like Indeed, "hitchhike” had come out “ hit- 4 C Scholarship chike” on the bee’s list, and officials 8 4 “ stolkjaerre” and “ taiaha,” but now things might actually get challenging. stopped handing it out while they penned ii Three rounds Wednesday of the 61st in the missing “ h” on all 300 copies. 121 annual renewal of the contest, which ends When the event began Wednesday, there ( 13 ( today, began with relatively simple words were 102 girls and 98 boys from 47 states, the Virgin Islands, the District of 14 4 Foundation but quickly moved into tougher ones. ! Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam and Mexico M H V M. AntfWTMII. Amy Agaricio, Mon- Llll A. Aromll, Man­ Fifty-six contenders out of a record field of IS! east Catholic High chsstor High tehool, chester High School, 200 were winnowed out. in the running. 161 School, douohlor of daughter of Mrs. Er- daughter of Mrs. Mo- Donald R. Surratt, 13, of Coalwood, None of them was yet 15 years old, even 181 Mr. and Mrs. Jamo* O. Undo Aooricio, 1 hln Aromll, 10 Pine St. though contest rules permit entrants who To the outstanding Manchester students Andorson, 31 Towor Thompson Road. At- Attending the Unlyer- W.Va., found himself spelling “ ego” in 201 Road. Attonding Rogli tondlng Wollesity Co - slty of Connecticut. Round One and successfully negotiating have not reached their 18th birthdays, are 21 I who are the 1988 recipients of scholarships Collogo. Scholarohipt; loos. Scholarships: Al­ Scholarships: Mary A. not yet in the ninth grade and have not won 231 Manoottor Associa­ bert T. ft Jane N. McNamara Memor­ his way two rounds later through “ stolk­ ial, Louis Chorches previously. 271 tion Of Rotardod CItl- Dewey Memorial. jaerre,” a two-wheeled cart used in 1 Niceragui’i President Daniel Ortega, right, recently announced from the Manchester Scholarship Foundation, ^ f a *!It ions, Mary Morgarot Memorial, Helena Norway. Kanika Bahl, 12, of Beavercreek, Last year’s winner was Stephanie Petit, 30 I Morlorty Lynch Mom- Agostlnelll Memorial, 13, from Bethel Park, Pa., who correctly a unilateral (CHOOSE ONE: extension, suspension) of the truce I orlol, AllMrt T. ft Jono Albert T. ft Jane N. Ohio, tackled “ upright” as her first word with the U.S.-backed contra rebels. The President Is seen here congratulations from the jTOanrljFHt^r llfra lu N. Dtwoy Mtmorlal. Dewey Memorial. spelled “ staphylococci,” a bacteria. In 32! but had to master “ taiaha,” a club used as making the announcement with his brother. General Humberto a weapon in New Zealand, to survive. that contest, in which there were 185 Ortega. 33- While Wednesday’s selections came entrants, it took 876 words before a winner Prime Minister Karoly Grosz from study lists the contestants were was declared. Matchwords 341 given previously, most of today’s words There were 485 words offered recently became General Secre­ (2 polnis for ooch correct m atch) J 351 will not, said Alex J. Cameron, an English Wednesday. tary of the Communist Party of 1-capable a-danger professor at the University of Dayton who Webster’s Third New International (CHOOSE ONE: Hungary, 36 I is the event’s master of ceremonies. Dictionary, copyright in 1986, which Czechoslovakia), replacing Janos 2-extend b-alone “ There will be a drastic shift in the seemingly weighs as much as some of the Kadar, who had held the post 371 mortality rate,” said Cameron, who has contestants, is used as the final authority since 19S6. 3-risk c-edge 381 been reading the words to challengers for by the judges. According to a recent report, 40' the last eight competitions and in bee Competitors are eliminated as soon as Pakistan may have lest fired a 4-unilaleral d-can do they misspell a word. A judge clangs a 41 I parlance is the contest’s pronouncer. nuclear-capable missile. Others u 42 Still alive In the bee is Iris Liu, a desktop bell to let each error-maker know say the report could be propa­ 5-verge e-lenglhen that for him or her, the contest is over. third-grader from Muncie, Ind., who is the ganda meant to warn (CHOOSE 46 youngest contestant in the tournament’s When only two contenders are left, the ONE: India, China) that Pakistan PBopiewatch/SDortiioht rules change. If a contestant misspells a history. Iris does not turn nine until June can build such missiles. ($ points lor sach corrset snswsr) 50 word, his or her opponent is asked to spell Karen L. Benenski, Andrea M. Bliley, Heather W. Begll, Mary Ann Brooks, Gary J. BrugnettI, 20. 1 The new film “Willow” is the work of Sandy R. ftabka, Bonnie Baderek, Karleen Beniamin, Jennifer M. Benelt, East Catholic High I Thousands of Hindu migrant Jennifer Atwell, Manchester High East Catholic High Manchester High Manchester High Manchester High it correctly. If the opponent can correctly two of Hollywood’s biggest names — Manchester High Manchester High East Catholic High East Catholic High School, son of Mr. and Eleven-year-old Robert Pryor of Wa­ 54 School, doughter of School, daughter of School, daughter of School, daughter of School, daughter of School, daughter of spell the misspelled word and one workers have fled the Punjab, School, daughter of School, son of Mr. and School, 90 Brlorwood Mr. and Mrs. Gary L. Mr. and Mrs. George Mrs. Alfred L. Bruo- shington, D.C., made it through the first George Lucas and Ron Howard. The Mrs. Robert W. Drive. Attending Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Mrs. Jocqullyn Bliley, which borders (CHOOSE ONE; Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Benenski, 441-11 S. 14 Lawton Rood. At­ Boon, S3 Elizabeth Brooks Jr., 40J nettl, 440 Bush Hill three rounds despite stomach cramps so additional word, a winner is declared. two first worked together 15 years ago 56 Babko, 75 Oyerlook Western Connecticut J. Benlomln, 745 Ly- Benoit, 49 Oakwood Road. Attending AP photo H. Atwell, f2 Princeton Road.. Attending Pace Main St. Attending the tending George Wa­ Driye. Attending Spencer St. Attending Contest officials estimate that 8 million Tibet, Pakistan), in the wake of St. Attandlng the Uni­ Drive. Attending Wor­ State University. doll St. Attending the Embry-Rlddle Aero­ severe that he had to be helped to the on the hit film ..?.., set in 1%2 California. 56 University of New University. Scholar­ University of New shington University. Wheelock College. Trinity College. Scho­ widespread Sikh terrorism that versity of Connecticut. cester Polytechnic In­ Scholarships: John R. Scholarships: Soon larships: Edword P. nautical University. microphone by his grandfather and a to 9 million children competed in local 2 Recent news reports say that (CH O O SE 57 stitute. Scholarships: Mrosek Memorial, England. Scholar­ ships: Milton S. Comll- England. Scholar­ Scholarships; Man­ Scholarships: Man­ ships: Norman Mark chester Chapter of Prescott Memorial, Morlarty Memorial, Scholarships: Minnie YOUNGEST SPELLER — Eight-year- tournaments that produced the 200 hope­ has left many migrants dead in ONE: Atlantic, Motown) Records will 58 Edson M. ft Elizabeth Chester Robinson ships: Annum Classic, lerl Memorial, Robert Wortley England contest aide. chester Scholarship F. Doellner Memorial, Holmes Memorial, UNICO Notlonol, Al­ John B. DeQuattro Albert T. ft Jane N. recent weeks. Foundation, Manches­ T. Bailey, Modelon R. Memorial, David E. Jonathon George Ellis Memorial, Albert T. ft old Iris Liu of Muncie, lnd.,theyoungest Wednesday’s rounds featured a spelling fuls who traveled to Washington for the be sold soon. The label was once home 59 Memorial, Colvin C. John F. Tierney Mem­ March of Dimes In bert T. ft Jane N. Memorial, Jordan L. Dewey Memorial. ter Soccer Club, Ro­ Christiana Memorial, Garoventa Memorial, Thorpe Memorial, Al­ Jane N.' Dewey finals. to most of America’s greatest black 60 Albert T. ft Jane N. Taggart Memorial, Al­ orial, Albert T. ft Jane honor of Motthew M. Dewey Memorial. speller ever to compete in the National error by bee officials themselves. President Reagan’s Moscow sum­ tary Club of Manches­ Clvltan Club of Man­ Morlorty Jr., Albert T. bert T. ft Jane N. Memorial. ter, AlbertT. ft Jane N. chester, Albert T. ft Dewey Memorial. bert T. ft Jane N. N. Dewey Memorial. They began distributing to reporters a The event offers $1,500 and other prizes mit marks the first lime a U.S. recording artists. Dewey Memorial. ft Jane N. Dewey Dewey Memorial. Spelling Bee. listens during the opening Dewey Memorial. Jane N. Dewe-y list of words that had been asked in the to the winner. President has visited the Soviet 3 Although both received scares, the L. A. Memorial. Memorial. round Wednesday in Washington. U nion since President ..?.. met Lakers and the Boston Celtics advanced with Leonid Brezhnev more than in the NBA playoffs. The last team other a decade ago. than L.A. or Boston to w in an N B A title was (CHOOSE ONE: Houston, Phila­ Few cats suffer from heartworm disease Newsname delphia) in 1983. (IS polnis If you can Idsnilly IMS 4 Last week, Edm onton was on the verge psrson In Ihs nsws) QUESTION: cats. Compared to the number of heartworm endemic areas when of sweeping the Boston Bruins to We are aware dogs found to be carrying the the evaluation or treatment for I recently said capture its fourth Stanley Cup in five more common ailments is unre­ of the act that disease in heartworm endemic schools had im­ seasons. The Oilers were the last team our dog needs areas such as ours, the number of warding. Even when heartworm proved somewhat — to be swept in a final when they lost to Pet Foru m disease is highly suspected in the to be tested for cats found to have the disease is but not enough — the ..?.. in 1982-83. cat the actual laboratory diagno­ heartworm dis­ Edward A. Williams, D.V.M. very low. in the five years since 5 A record crowd turned out for the first ease each year The diagnosis of the disease in sis may be difficult. the report “A Nation day of French Open action. Defending Your veterinarian can discuss and then given cats can be difficult. In most At Risk” was pub­ champion (CHOOSE ONE: Martina cases, the standard tests that are the specific factors with you lished. Who am I and Navratilova, Steffi Graf) was among Debra A. Dalessle, Lasyrence C. Dep- Dana M. DIeterte, Andrew T. DIenne, Anthony C. Palcetta, medicine as a Michele L.Catlahan, Stephen J. Chemon, Seyeng Chen, Man- James Classen, Cynthia L. CeWln, East Catholic High Bolton High School, used for dogs are not reliable for regarding your cat. At the pres­ those posting easy victories. Howell Cheney Re­ Manchester High East Catholic High tula. East Catholic Manchester High preventative. what is my job? Manchester High East Catholic High Chester High School, School, son of Mr. and School, son of Mrs. son of Mr. and Mrs. ent time, the use of medication to School, son of Mr. and daughter of Mr. and gional Vocational School, daughter of School, daughter of High School, son of Our question is testing cats. The signs of disease School, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Mrs. Steyen A. Dlete- Marla Petow, 395 Anthony E. Palcetta, VOUH SCORE: 91 to 100 pointt —TOP SCORE: Mrs. Beatrix A. Hop­ Mrs. Stanley S. Cho- Mrs. Choongtae Chon, Technical School, son Mr. and Mrs. Law­ Woodland St. Attend­ 35 Lucian St. Attending are quite variable; ranging from prevent heartworms in cats is not of Mrs. Lois Closson, I rence Colvin, 134 Dolesslo Jr., 71 Good­ Deptula, 43 Hawthorne rle, S3 Princeton St. whether or not 01 to 90 points — Eicallanl. 71 to 00 pMnIs — Good. 01-70 polnis — Fsir. kins, 441-93 S. Main St. man, 119 Broad St. 133 Hlghwood Drive. Attending Syracuse ing Bryant College. Gordon College. Scho­ advised. Attending Daniel Attending the Univer­ Wetherell St. Attend­ North School St. At­ win St. Attending Fair- St. Attending the Uni­ other animals such as our cat can stream and are spread to another none at all to acute and sudden Attending Wheelock field University. Scho­ versity of Rochester. University. Scholar­ Scholarships: H. larships: Serge Des- ® Knowlsdgs Unlimited, Inc. 530-88 College. Scholarships; Webster College. sity of Hartford. Scho­ ing Southern Connecti­ tending Skidmore Col­ Louise Ruddell Mem­ planques, Manchester dog by a mosquito bite. The dog is death due to cardiovascular cut State University. lege. Scholarships: larships: H. Louise Scholarships: H. ships; Charles “ Pete” get heartworm disease? Manchester Educa­ Scholarships; John D. larships; H. Louise ft Lydia Wlgren Mem­ orial, Albert T. ft Jane Lodge of Masons No. collapse. The most common signs LoBelle, William R. Ruddell Memorlol, Al­ Scholarships: Robert Friendship Lodge of Ruddell Memorlol, Al­ Louise Ruddell Mem­ the natural host of this parasite ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ tion Association, Al­ orial, Albert T. ft Jane orial, Dominic Squa- N. Dewey Memorial. 73, Albert T. ft Jane N. Edward A. Williams, D.V.M., is Johnson, Albert T. ft bert T. ft Jane N. Generis Memorial, Masons No. 145, Brit­ bert T. ft Jane N. ANSWER; Heartworm disease and in the majority of cases is the are coughing, occasional vomit-^ 1*13 IH»IS-S !sjapue|Si i|joa *»N-9 !»!>|d|»P*l!'W-€ bert T. ft Jane N. Dewey Memorial. N. Dewey Memorial. trlto Memorial, Sed- Dewey Memorial. Dewey Memorial. Jane N. Dewey Dewey Memorial. Helen ft Gertrude Car­ ish Am erican Club ing, weight loss and lethargy. a Manchester veterinarian. If you rier Memorial, Albert Inc., Albert T. ft Jane rlck J. Stroughan in the dog is caused by a worm only species through which the !uMo|oyy-z :„!l!)|eiD uej|jauiv„-l iiHOniBOdS/HDiVM TTdOJd Memorial. Memorial, Albert T. ft T. ft Jane N. Dewey N. Dewey Memorial. that resides within the heart and heartworm can complete its These same signs are those that have a question you’d like to see a-S !q-9 !*-£ *P-l iSaUOMHDiVIN Memorial. Jane N. Dewey answered in this column, write Memorial. major pulmonary vessels. The lifecycle. There have, however, are observed in many diseases uoiieznp] |0 (jriajias ‘liauuaa uie|||!/W :JWVNSM3N young form of these parasites are been an increasing number of that are frequently diagnosed in to: Pet Forum, Manchester He­ pjoj pjeJaD rald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester called microfilaria. The microfi­ reports of heartworms being cats. The disease should be -5 :uv|sj)|ed-9 :*|pu|-t i4i*8unH-Z :uo|suatxa-t :3d035QT1iOA4 laria circulate in the blood found in other species including considered in those cats living in 06040. 2 LANACORT JU ST FOR NICE ’N .5 02. MEN EASY $137 A ll Types BOND Haircolor $ 3 1 7 P o w d e r Kit 10 02. Robert A. Lamou- Hongto Luangpro- Hongthong Luang- Suzanne B. Plynn, Sharon M. Pertunq, John J. Gorman Jr., Robert T. Haley Jr., Sarolyn R. Hunnl- Sitiphono Keovlloy, proseuth, Manchester Kathleen K. Fitzge­ tord, Manchester High Manchester High reoux, Howell Cheney seuth, Manchester rald, East Catholic Manchester High Manchester High Manchester High MoAchester High High School, daughter y $407 School, daughter of School, son of Mr. and School, son of Mr. and School, daughter of School, son of Mr. and Regional Vocatlanal High School, daughter High School, daughter School, daughter of Mrs. Khanisao Keavl- Technical School, son of Mr. and Mrs. San- of Mr. and Mrs. San- Mrs. E. Anne Simpson, Mrs. Katie Fortuno, 48 Mrs. John Gorman, 4 Mrs. Robert T. Haley, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllom gouane Luangpra- $259 of Mr. and Mrs. Ed­ R. Hunnitord, 99 Ton- lay, 44 Walnut St. At­ of Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ gouane Luangpra- ward J. Fitzgerald, 15 59A Congress St. At­ Elizabeth Drive. At­ W. Carter St. Attend­ 19 Welcome Place. At­ seuth, 33 Locust St. ing the University of tending the University Ica Spring Trail. At­ tending the Fashion nald A. Lamoureaux, seuth, 33 Locust St. Curry Lane. Attending tending Vassar Col­ tending St. Anselm's 18 Grissom Road. At­ Attending Central Attending Central lege. Scholarships; College. Scholarships; Connecticut. Scholar- of Connecticut. Scho­ tending Roger Wllll- Institute of Technol­ Lesley College. Scho­ ogy. Scholarships: Eli­ tending St. Joseph Col­ Connecticut State Uni­ Connecticut State Uni­ larships; John ft Eliza­ Robert ft Blanche Manchester Lions tships; Instructors of larships; Steven Dun- o m s C o l l e g e . versity. Scholarships: the Handicapped Inc. fleld Memorial, Leo Scholarships; H. zabeth B. Budd Mem­ lege (Maine). Scholar­ versity. Scholarships; GILLEHE beth Weir Miner Mem­ Stone, William Green Club, King David ships; H. Louise Albert T. ft Jane N. H. Louise Ruddell Memorial, Albert T. ft Lodge lOOF, AlbertT. In honor of N. William Diana ft Angellne Di­ Louise Ruddell Mem­ orial, Manchester Art orial, Thomas C. Association, Albert T. Ruddell Memorial, Dewey Memorial. Memorial, Albert T. & Jane N. 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y o u K H o vj WHO H A ^ A*J Tanner races for presidential bid in c K o m t e By Jerry BucK will run on HBO on Monday, the day before ► gA ce, ACROSS 4 _ lib Answer to Previous Puzzle The Associated Press the California primary. AfACELWte ■AJAPAfJCTF , 5 Smyrna figs M U N 1 TV Topics A post-Califomia primary show will 1 Canin* cry 6 Enclosurs MArkf? A O'AV' A R A R LOS ANGELES — Going into the California premiere Monday, June 20. T i F U t - < 4 Criad 7 Ivan the primary, the Democratic presidential candi­ Altman said on a recent visit to New Y o rk ^ JAGW 8 Antiprohibition- M A T A Terrible dates still running include Gov. Michael “ Doonesbury” cartoonist Garry Trudeau, that he would like Tanner to keep running £ « , itta A L 1 m a s k - 8 Hoed Dukakis, Jesse Jackson and Jack Tanner. who is writing it, and director Robert Altman even after the Democratic convention b0 12 TV accessory 9 Eternally (abbr.) becoming ah Independent candidate- (abbr.) Jack who? You remember Jack Tanner, ("M-A-S-H,” “Nashville"). 10 Bi plus one □ □ □ o o o that up-and-coming dark horse, the former A new episode has premiered once a month T don’t know anything Uke it that has ever ; 13 Cheers (Sp.) 11 Wooden tub □ □ B O congressman. The baby boomer candidate since the series made its debut the eve of the quite been done before,” he said of the series. i 14 Architect _ 17 Donated whose slogan is "F o r Real.” New Hampshire primary. HBO will run all " I think we are breaking a little ground, t ! Saarinen 19 Lofty 15 Stretch out I T I E l You won’t find Tanner on the ballot, but he’s know I’m having the most fun I’ve had in 2 0 i 22 Loiter five episodes so far in a Tanner marathon this 16 Zoo listed in newspaper television schedules; i^tesyveo Dwbtessd by kwq Fwiws Swv>-* 24 Upper air R A K| I S I T Saturday. HBO viewers will be able to vote for years.” JJ. 18 Method Tanner is running only on Home Box Office. Murphy, who starred last year in the □ □ □ Q Q B O D i i J - Tanner or any of the real candidates by 20 Make free 26 — Hawkins Day 1 D ' A l T I P Michael Murphy stars in "Tanner ’88," an calling an 800 number on Saturday. Linda short-lived CBS series “ Hard Copy,” api..„ PEANUTS by Charlta M. Schulz 21 8lue dye n HBO series being filmed on the campaign Ellerbee will anchor little "new s" breaks peared in many of Altman’s early films, Most 27 Kind of I n _L l B IT _D M _E _R ^ 23 Turns trail and occasionally mixing fiction with giving updates on the |>oll. recently the two teamed up for the CBS I TMINK ALL THESE hammar [ a T _A _N AMES 'VES, M A'AW ..W E' i (^l NAVE A THEORY..^ 27 Fish lungs j ] reality. 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(In Stereo) BLONDIE by Dean Young 6 Stan Drake (S ) The Street Runyon’s surprised when (22) i ® NBC News (CC) [DIS] MOVIE: 'Green Grass of Wyom­ [U S A ] Candid Camara CYVMH HGDIJMXC N J I OOP ing' A rancher and a horse breeder de­ Cooper sends him a message via video­ Nightly Business Report lllIK HE C A N 'T STAND velop a fierce rivalry. Peggy Cummins, tape from his California apartment. 3:10AM C£) NIghtwatch Joined in HIS OWN COOKING M X V K K G U X E X I I G O E Bosom Buddies Charles Coburn, Lloyd Nolan. 1948. S® More Real People Progress C4t) Noticiero Univition [H B O ] M OVIE; Blackout' (C C ) A retired g® Gena Scott detective, still haunted by an unsolved 7- N K J M M X L — E G K C I X M O §tj Love Connection [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Black Venus' Her 3:30AM [D IS ] m o v i e ; ‘Green Grass year-old murder, encounters an accident beauty is admired by all, but the only one of Wyoming' A rancher and a horse "The only reason they come to see me Is that [C N N ] Inside Politics '88 victim who possibly holds the key to the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: able to capture it is her sculptor. Josephine breeder develop a fierce rivalrY. Peggy and they know I know it." — Clark Gable. [E S P N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay mystery. Richard Widmark, Keith Carra- know life is great Jones, Karin Schubert, Mandy Davies. Cummins, Charles Cobum, Lloyd Nolsn. ‘ ‘ /t Johnstone. dine, Kathleen Quinlan. 1985. 1983. Rated R. 1948. Jo H )i«M 7:00PM ® Entertainment Tonight [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Postman Always [U S A ] Edge of Night [E S P N ] Collsgs Baseball: NCAA Re- ' . J Singer Kim Carnes' new country album. (In Rings Tw ice ' A passionate affair between glonal Final. Teams to be announced. (2 , Stereo) an aimless drifter and a bored young 1 2;35AM ® Love Boat hrs.) (R) ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue housewife leads to murder. Jack Nichol­ [ u ® News 1 :00AM ® All In the Family [U S A ] M O VIE: 'Survival' Sixteen pas­ son, Jessica Lange. John Colicos. 1981. sengers of a 1972 Andes plane crash ' NO...WHOEVER ® ® Wheel of Fortune (CC) Rated R. ‘ ® High Rollers WE FOUND ' BRRRK! THERE'S \ ...LET'S GE t / TH A T ARE f YEAH, THEY SURE \ DO YtXI struggle for survival. Pablo Fsrrel. Hugo THOSE I ARE! WANDA WAS I THINK WAS HERE.LEFT! ® $100,000 Pyramid IT, OOOLAI / s o m e t h in g ABOUT ) THIS Oh^R ( SU'TS [U S A ] P G A Golf: Kemper Open First I D Joe Franklin Stiglltz, Luz Maria Aguilar. 1976. . . THIS PLACE THAT / WITH S O [ ME! I.- FOOT \ RIGHT ABOUT /THEY'RE IT LO O K S THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME (11) Cheers (CC) Round From Potomac, Md. (2 hrs.) (R) PRINTS? / SOMEONE ELSE) STILL | UKE WE JUST ® (S ) Twilight Zone [T M C ] m o v i e ; 'Modem GIVES ME AN UNEASY ) WE CAN GO ) OH! g by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee 3:40AM ------ALLEY!/ HOME! ^ O H BEING HERE! /AROUND? M ISSED ’E M ! (t® Kojak 9 : 3 0 P M g® ® Night Court ICC) A Q® Matchmaker GIrit' Three young girls from L.A. make veteran actor contemplates suicide when a 2 g® M*A*S*H g® El Arte de Lucir Jovan y Bella the most of the singles scene at night. V ir -...... Unscramble these four Jumbles, 7 lawsuit prevents him from portraying the WHAT A OUY by Bill Hoest r one letter to each square, to form ginia Madsen, Daphne Zuniga, Cynthia '. • g4J MacNell/Lehrer Newshour Western hero that made him famous. (R) [C N N ] Inside Politics '8 8 (R) four ordinary words Gibb. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) ------g® Barney Millar [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull 10:00PM ® ® g® News g® @ W in, Lose or Draw [U S A ] Edge of Night 4:00AM ® MOVIE: ‘Tha Advonturos • PUDMY ( D Israel. 1988; The Dream at 40 Por­ " l SHOULD DO (S ) Cheers Part 1 of 2. trays life in Israel as seen through the eyes 1 [H B O ] MOVIE: ‘OinagaSyn­ of Sherlock Holmes' Holmes stops an at- | :25AM tempt to steal the Crown Jewels of Eng- . ■ (41) Rosa Satvaje of an Israeli family throughout the past drome* Tw o men wage war against an un­ B E T T E R IN land. Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Ida Lu- • ( ^ Nightly Business Report forty years. Narrated by Tony Randall. (60 derground right-wing army whose mem­ 6CHOOL NOW. min.) bership is growing extremely quickly. Ken pino. 1939. . : (6tJ Family Ties (3D Police Story Wahl, Talo Pavlovsky. 1987. Rated R. [C N N ] Larry King Overnight I’AA SITTIN6 NEXT [C N N ] Moneyline ANIFT @ ) Morton Downey Jr. 1 ;30AM C£) Get Smart 4:05AM [M A X ] m o v i e : 'Catch-22' -TO LEONARP, T H E [E S P N ] SportsCenter Disgusted with the system and their super- | ® ( ^ L. A. Law (C C ) Sifuentes' love for a ® INN News SMARTEST KIP THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom [U S A ] Airwolf woman is tested when he defends her af­ iors, a group of World War II Air Force ■ L __L x ® Dating Gams officers stop at nothing to get discharges. ■ ter she shoots her brutal husband. (60 IN C L A S S .” fOMPLAINTS 7:30PM ® PM Magazine Featured: Alan Arkin, Jon Voight, Martin Balsam. J COMPLAINTS IWP! min.) (R) (In Stereo) (3 ) Alice Prince Albert of Monaco; a 5-year-old who 1970. Rated R. YINJET appeared on "Hollywood Squares." the (O ) Mysteryl; The Black Tower (C C) The [C N N ] Newanight Update CCOWFIAIMT,.. WHAT KINI7 0F TV show Toynton Grange killer attacks Datgliesh. :\ fio F ? r [D IS ] The Mind's Eye: TTm Exparianca 4:27AM (B l Love Lucy R E M A R K 5 (5 ) Current Affair (60 min.) Part 6 of 6. of Laaming Eye-brain coordination and the IC [H B O ] m o v i e : -Blackout- PANCAKE CHEFA^AKE"? ® g® Jeopardyl (CC) ® Noticiero Univision results of Hs failure to function properly are 4:35AM diacusssd by host Ahrin Sargent as well as (C C ) A retired detective, still haunted by ® g® @S Barney Miller © ) Upstairs. Downstairs Bruce Jenner and Oliver Reed who have an unsolved 7-year-old murder, encoun- , ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook CAPALE Now arrange the circled letters to (0) INN News [C N N ] Headline News « dyslexia, a perceptual learning problem. tars an accident victim who possibly holds the key to tha mystery. Richard Widmark, form the surprise answer, as sug* g® M"A*S*H [T M C ] MOVIE; 'Modem Girls' Three (TO min.) JUNIOR 3 : gested by the above cartoon. young girls from L.A. make the most of the [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow Keith Carradine, Kathleen Quinlan. 1985. ^ OA.WELU,' WHEfJ I'M Goy, I JUWIOR WAY PIOW'T H5 (3® Newlywed Game perrv ARG-uMEi^r^.-. CHEMISTRY singles scene at night. Virginia Madsen, GilPlfifi UP ] WdNT HATE GTAFF CHEMISTRY vXOWe HlfASeLF3- g® Hollywood Squares Daphne Zuniga, Cynthia Gibb. 1986. Rated HAVE To PUT UP , M E E T iH G G .J SET SET '-v'' k m t. PG-13. (In Stereo) $^UA&6LFG,„CRV/MG- @ ) World of Survival (R) AflP WHlHlMG-... WITH Tril5 AHVMdRE.' (Answers tomorrow) S® Three's Company 10:30 P M (3) INN News Jumbles: MADAM QUOTA SYMBOL FIERCE [C N N ] Crossfire ® Honeymooners Yesterday's is: Answer: What the3 pollerpol was noted for— [E S P N ] SpaadWeek @ America Asuntos: FBI contra el caso T\ SPECIAL T HIS "FEATS" O F CLAY [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Something Special' A Cispes; Jaime Escalante f r a n k AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves magical incantation uttered during a solar ®i) Three's Company Billy I'HOM eclipse transforms a young tomboy into a Now bock m Block, JufRblB Booh No. S t N •vbIIb Wo for S2.M. wMch IncludO B M BlaM [D IS ] Bud Greenspan's Summer Olym­ g e t s •nd handllna. ftem JumWo, cfo ttilo nowipapor, P.O. Box 4SM, Orlando, FL 3 2 in -4 S M . real boy. Pamela Segall, Eric Curry, Patty pic Greats Sports historian Bud Green­ E|?N/e NEVEI? Tfpep op , IneludB your namo. addraaa and rip coda and maka yeor chock payaMo to Nowapaportoooha. EINLAND ITS- A h o n o r , Duke. 1986 Rated PG-13. span highlights outstanding past Summer Graham IMITATING C)LQ 7;35PM [D IS] Mouseterpiece Thea­ Olympics athletes. h o n o r . . . TO gE HtPE ter [E S P N ] Drag Racing: IHRA Spring Na­ tionals From Bristol, Tenn. (60 min.) 8:00PM ® CB S Reports Dan Rather (Taped) . fOPAY, PAY 7 ^ 'i' • ' • 10 reports on Post Traumatic Stress Disoor- der, a syndrome that afflicts many veter­ 11:00PM ® ® ® ® Nows ans of the Vietman War (60 min.) ® Tax) Part 1 of 2. Bridge ACCEPT THIY r y i M OVIE: 'The Babysitter' An appar­ ® The Street Runyon’s surprised when 9 Astrograph ently charming babysitter infiltrates a Cooper sends him a message via video­ \ family and exploits each member's needs tape from his California apartment. (In AWARP, and vulnerabilities. Patty Duke Astin. Wil­ Stereo) liam Shatner, Stephanie Zimbalist. 1980. (it) INN News N O R T H 4-Z-88 hand. When West showed out, the day, because you'll gain momentum as o p New Haven: A City of Neighbors (60 Managing d® Untouchables ♦ 983 queen was played from dummy. East you go along. You're a stronger finisher min.) @1 The Street Runyon's surprised whan ♦ Q 7 6 won and played another club. Declar­ than a starter. dD Evening Magazine Topics: the late spot-cards WINTHROP by Dick Cavatll Cooper sends him a message via video­ ♦ K62 er ruffed with the nine and got to dqm- SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) If you are Patrick Bissell, principle dancer with the yt CONCRETE Ldborera TYPIST. Full time with FOOD Servers, Cocktail RECEPTIONIST. Depen­ COVENTRY. High Street. I WANTEOl 2 telf- BUSINESS tJM-] wanted. Pleou fgtg- Servers, Borbocks, dable, organized per­ 8 room , custom Ranch. W motlvatad agents for PC knowledge. Prefer­ phoiM ofttr 6pm, 644- ably with Multi-Mote M ECHM IlCAL Hostess, Bartender, son with pleasant 2 car attached garage, 1444. full time positions. a second big deal with Soviets Great Income poten­ Advantage II. Custo­ Line Cooks, Banquet telephone manner, typ­ pool, pond. Privacy on Norden eliminates 107 Jobs Cook, Doorperson, 2'/4 acres. $224,900. Rich i.ioo- CARPENTER Wonted. tial, bonua Incentive mer contact, other gen­ ASSEMBLER ing, tiling experience C ash ier & Neat, clean appear- Maintenance Person. ' for diversified duties In Realty. 423-6335. NORWALK — Norden Systems Inc. Is cutting ‘‘I’m pleased, but it is too early and services to consumers who plan and flexible hours. eral varied office du­ Mechanical ataambly l l l i 'l , By Linda Stowell ance. 3-5 years expa- Port time positions ties. Full benefit Apply In person: The busy Vernon office. Sales 6 ir l ONE and one-holf year M the jobs of 107 employees, most of them from the The Associated Press to tell what the full impact will be struggle with a system of shor­ rianca. Own tools and alto available. All In­ program Including experlanca. Some Gallery, 141 New Lon- Coll Mrs. White 646- wanted of once. Ex­ old Duplex on quiet company's four Connecticut locations. tooo- III on Combustion Engineering’s fi­ tages and shoddy quality. tranaportotlon. Call terviews strictly confi­ paid dental. Coll 289- knowledge of piping d o n T u r n p ik e , 1944. cul-de-sac. 3 bed­ il Glastonbury. cellant day hours II nancial statements,” said Can- “There appears to be unusual ’ 875-4724. dential. Contact Bob at 2734. A ID E needed 11pm-7om. rooms, 2 full baths, William McDonald, a spokesman for the l| i i i i i i STAMFORD — Combustion end tubing preferred. onlyl Pleasant company, said Wednesday that 83 of the job cuts Engineering Inc. has announced dice Eggerss, an analyst with urgency to get this project under ;PULL Time Assistant Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- SECRETARY. One man Must read blueprints. Please telephone 649- working conditions wall to wall carpeting. way,” Hugel said. “In the last Manager. Solas axpa- 0917. law office. Shorthand 2358. In modern phar­ Kitchen appliances. will come from Norden’s Trumbull, Bridgeport, DOW JONI •* AV» M A (.I its second deal with the Soviet Morgan Stanley in New York. “I Full benefits. First TEMPORARY rlance necessary. Flax- and word processor a X-RAY Technician. Full macy In Manchest­ Vinyl siding. Separate .luiir 1. I'Hm Union in six months, saying it will think it has the potential for being several months it obviously has TRUCK Driver. Benefits, Westport and Norwalk facilities with the others Ibla hours. Apply The will train. Mutt hove m ust. C a ll 646-2425, Shift, cell SERVICE time position In private er's largest shop­ utilities. Presently HlOH 2.678.28 a very big market, but because of become much more important, renting for $750 and being made in California and New Hampshire. help build and manage a multi- New LA EAST Clothing clean class II license. 9om-Spm weekdays. Mr. B ill Merchand office. Mammography ping center. Unlike l S v T 2.o2i !24 the lack of a track record (in and the need to get on with it has Lydall’t McDonald said those affected are engineers billion dollar petrochemical com­ S to re . 698 H a rtfo rd Caldw ell 011,649-8841. MAINTENANCE Person. experience preferred. other retail stores $800. $260,000. C o ll Ed C L O s e , 2,0S4!6i been made clear by Soviet 645-8201. plex in two Western Siberian Soviet Union joint ventures), it's Road, Manchester. 40 hours. With benefits. 528-9641 Corporate Office has an Excellent salary and extra benefits. and support employees developing advanced CHANGE I/d HII" officials.” ^ radar projects that are now ready for cities. hard to know now. FULL Time Automotive. Apply In person to Sol­ opening for a temporary benefits. Coll 643-7913 Apply at once to MANCHESTER. Immac­ ‘‘These two complexes will ‘‘They’ve put a very small ^ Oat Station Attendant vation Arm y, 385 Brood secretary to work bet­ between 9om and 4pm. Ann, Office Man­ ulate oversized Cope. 3 production. 1700- TF mtwtfmtwtfmtwtfmtwtfmtwtf B|tw Hugel said the project is worth • ' needed. Call M 8i M JOIN THE Street, Manchester. BECON INC. Ask for Maureen. bedrooms, 1 '/i baths. 15 at I • probably be the largest created in amount of capital at risk for large ween 3 and 5 days a ger or Pharmacist. The spokesman said there was no direct “many billions of dollars,” but he Service, 649-2871. 48 Schweir Road week through the re­ MATERIAL Hondle- X 20 fam ily room, flrs- HI* the world." Charles Hugel, Com­ potential rewards in the future,” PHOTOGRAPHY placsd sitting room, relationship between the jobs cuts and the she added. could not give an exact figure. He So. Windsor, CT 06074 mainder of the eummar. r/Expediter. Local mo- LIggilt Phimiicy AP graphic bustion Engineering president INDUSTRY formal dining room. announcement by Hartford-based United The plants will produce syn­ said it is much bigger than a joint Do you (eel Reeponelbllltles Include nufocturer seeks Manchsstsr Parkade and chief executive, said : HAVE A PHONE? Individual to work In Hardwood and carpet­ Technologies Corp., Norden’s parent, that it thetic ru b ^ r and plastics for venture to build a pair of plastics TODAY typing, filing, copying, ing throughout. Large Wednesday. factories in the Soviet Ukraine you're wortli Production Control de­ may sell the division. In November, the company consumer igoods, he said. The RESTAURANT Mainte­ mall distribution and ea- partment. Duties In­ RN-A recent relocation deck, beautiful lot. The last job cuts at Norden took place in Coleco extends bond offer announced April 13 by Occiden- ” WANT TO WORK If you have elweye slstlng with various pro- has created on out­ Redwood Farms. announced the first Soviet- Western Siberia site was chosen wanted to advance <30.000-<50.000 nance Person. Full clude; material han­ September 1987, when 20 positions were tial Petroleum Co. Occidental tim e. A p p ly In person: jeett. Experience in Dlt- dling, record keeping, standing opportunity $219,000. Open House, WEST HARTFORD — Financially troubled American joint venture estab­ because of the abundance of ; FROM HOME? end never had the op­ In our ICF on the June 5, 12 to Spm. 19 eliminated as part of a company-wide natural gas which will be used to estimated the value of its project a year? The Gallery, 141 New playwrlte IV, Multi-Mate data processing In-put. Coleco Industries Inc. announced it has lished under the Soviet Unlon‘s ' Btnilght Commlialont portunity, you do London Turnpike, .'Mofiufacturlng and 7am-3pm shift. Very G o loxy Rood, 647-0279. J at $200 million. or similar word procea- reorganization, according to McDonald. new policy allowing Western product the petrochemicals, he competitive starting SOUTH Windsor. Rare extended an exchange offer made to the holders — Incoma UnllmItedI now, with Jonee end Glostonburv. slng systems a must. computer experience Norden has 5,000 employees nationwide. 3.000 concerns to own a share of Soviet said. Combustion Engineering will I' Call m# for an appoint- Preenell Photography helpful but will train rote. Fully paid benef­ opportunity to buy a of $335 million of its bonds until June 30 in an WE DOII Please call 648-1233 its Including pension of whom are in Connecticut. industries. Hugel said he met with Soviet lead a consortium that also will • mont botween 3:30- Studio. We offer an AUTOMOTIVE Me­ the right person. Excel­ delightful Raised effort to restructure its debt. Premier Nikolai I. Ryzhkov last Auto T rans. speclallet chanic and Wrecker between 8:30 am and 5 lent benefit package. plan. Call the New Ranch. The perfect “The Soviet Union is an enor­ include McDermott Interna-' '5pm Onlyl Aak for excellant starting Manchester Manor for The toy manufacturer, maker of Cabbage mous market. It is the last really w ^k about the project, and “Mr. tional, the Japanese firms Mitsu­ NEEDED. Must be Driver wanted. Coll pm to schedule an Inter­ Wages commensurate blend of comfortable Patch Kids dolls, has proposed that investors eatery with benefits 649-2871. ______view. Ask for with experience. Coll details 646-0129. living, choice location large untapped market,” Hugel Ryzhkov would like to see the first bishi and Mitsui, and the USSR Including: Paid holi­ qualified - minimum Dmnis Smtirii LOT Person. No expe­ Roberta Hublard, Dove Fow ler at 649-5265 WANTED Babysitter for and affordable price. exchange bonds for 6 million shares of Coleco said in an interview in May. plant completed by the end of 1991 Ministry of Oil Refining and days end vacation, Home Includes, 3 bed­ stock and new bonds worth $119 million. The 5 years experience. rience necessary. Mis­ Personnel Manager V fdr on Interview or two children 7 and 3. Hugel, who has said frequently or early 1992, and all of it done by Petrochemical Industries. " 643-2711 profit sharing and In­ cellaneous duties. ' bbbly In person at Dean Well behaved. My room s, 7'/2 baths, sun- company is in default on the $335 million debt. that American companies must 1995. That’s a very ambitious surance. For Indi­ Call Must hove drivers li­ LYDALL, INC. Machine Products. 102 home or yours.Days room, skylights, spiral Tobolsk is located about 1,100 Colonial Rood, Man­ and some weekends. staircase, oversized 2 U Coleco officials have said the company might schedule but it’s the schedule we RN-LPN-or Medical At- viduals that are aelf- cense and be dependa­ 1 Colonial Road adjust to an increasingly global miles east of Moscow. Surgut is Ray Maher chester. 9om to 4pm. cor garage. You can't have to seek protection from its creditors under are committed to.” slstant needed part motlvated, enthusias­ ble. Coll Wes at 649- Manchsstar, CT Please co ll 649-9451. economy or risk losing out, said located about 270 miles to the ... time for a busy OB- Hartford: 646-0563 EOE. beat this tor a real federal bankruptcy laws unless it can then that companies ‘‘should Ryzhkov’s involved in the pro­ tic, have a positive at- 4571. FLOOR Supervisor. Flex­ northeast of Tobolsk. G Y N office In M an­ Columbia: 228-9431 MALE Or femole. Look­ ible hours. Night and value I $224,900. Kler- restructure the debt and raise working capital. make every effort to be success­ ject reflected the concern that chester. Possible full tltuds, a rellabie auto BABYSITTER needed. LIVE-ln companion for ing for dependable per­ weekends. Storting sa­ nan Reoitv. 649-1147.n The company said in a statement Wednesday ful in all world markets” high-level officials are giving to The Western companies will tim e In future. Salary and are able to travel Summer months for 7 elderly couple In East son In high tra ffic area lary $5.50 per hour. B O LT O N , Combination On Wednesday, Hugel said that improving the supply of consu­ receive payments in convertible >. contlnaent on expe­ extensively. year old girl. Coll 646- Hartford. Storting Im­ service stotlon pump­ Apply: Monday- of soft living and clas­ it plans to modify and improve the existing 5683 otter 5pm. offers before the June 30 expiration date to engineering and site preparation mer goods as part of Svoiet leader currency for their design, engi­ rience. Please call 646- mediately. References ing gas, sales, light Friday, Arthur Drug, sic elegance. Beautiful . 1157. No photography ex­ required. Pleqse cqll landscaped lot. 2 fire­ respond to discussions between the company in the cities of Tobolsk and Surgut Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s effort to neering. and construction work, perience Is neceeaary, paperwork. Flexible 942 Main Street, Man­ and then will be invited to .BABY Sitter wanted In PRINTING 568-3425 offer Horn. hours. 649-2871. chester. Attention places, 3 bedroom s, 2V!i and bond holders over the past few weeks. probably would begin later this restructure the Soviet economy. we will train youl If baths and 2 car garage Gorbachev has promised that participate in a joint venture that I my home, 3 days per Tom. year. week, 9om-4:30pm. you are Ihtereeted call OPPORTUNITIES BUS SPECIAL Education HEMODIALYSIS RN's. and extras galorel Ir- Analysts applauded Wednes­ his reforms will lead to an actually will manufacture the - Summer only. Ideal for us at 1-800-664-4910 Teachers tor Deport­ Immediate openings reslstlble..call today! Seabrook Investor pulls out day’s announcement. improvement in supplies of goods petrochemicals, Hugel said. college student. Mutt ask for Ted Moore • eaoDUCTiON p l a n n ib - ment of Mental Retar­ for Interested RN's. $279,900. Klernan •xperlenca requliad In engl- PERSONS dation. 37 day summer Full and part time posi­ INSTRUCTION Realty 649-1147.0 LUDLOW. Mass. — Directors of the have car. 643-5052 ext. 205 please call on naerlng high quality 4/C 03 evanlnot. programs with early tions. Very competi­ CALIFORNIA Ranch in fourth-largest investor in the Seabrook nuclear June 3 between the oommarcltl produoU. days. starting at tive Income. Two years TRAIN To be a Diesel • raise auraaviBoa - 2nd Intervention through Manchester. Lovely William Thomas Christopher Martin ASSISTANT Banquet hours of 9-4 DST. adults. $102 /day. Con­ Hemodialysis expe­ Mechanic. 7 months power plant have voted to pull out, and Connecticut firm tries to block -SOI* ahltt, axp'd. •6.50 per hour. hands-on program. custom Contemporary Manager and Assistant tact Joanne Knopp- rience preferred, but opponents of the stalled project say that could • n a o x O K M T O a - 2nd Next class: June 27th. Ranch In beautiful Restaurant Manager. ahifl, axparlanoa prafarrad. Phllo, 487-1300 or 566- w ill train If necessary. area. Cathedral ceil­ spell its doom. Please call 524-2070 or Diesel Technology In­ SBM names vice presidents Please tend resume to: TRANSPORTATION As­ • POLDia oPflaAToa - m Contact: 8472. EOE, AA, M/F. ings, 3 large bedrooms, A plant spokesman said he was confident the 524-2068 for on stitute, 105 Phoenix The Gallery, P.O. Box sistance for lob train­ a 2nd ahm. axp’d. Avenue, Enfield, CT. 2Va baths, 2 fleldstone The Savings Bank of Manchester has named project would survive Wednesday’s decision by merger of giants in herbal tea 542, 141 New London a'HTCHia opiMToa - Mrs. Barbara Smith appointment. fireplaces, 1st floor ing. Classes beginning WAREHOUSE 1-800-243-4242. Christopher Martin and William T. Thomas as the board of directors of the Massachusetts Turnpike, soon for training for a 2nd iMfL axp/d family room and Glastonbury. • i/e atcoND P M Si pea- laundry, central air, the new vice presidents of commercial lending. Municipal Wholesale Electric Co., which has an NEW HAVEN (AP) - A Bigelow said Lipton would by David Bigeiow’s mother, Ruth rewording lob os a eON - 2nd thm, axp/d. 643-D511 HELP "Due to the steady growth in the Commercial Connecticut herbal tea maker is control about 82 percent of the C. Bigelow, who developed the Nurses Aide. Paid TECHNICIAN Real Estate security system, 2 car 11.6 percent stake in Seabrook. R e t i r e d P e r s o n s . • couana/oaivta - know- garage and morel Coll Lending Department, we are expanding the boiling about plans by tea giant U.S. herbal tea market if it recipe for an herb-flavored tea training period with ladga ol eoaton araa halpfui; Full time positions The electrical cooperative’s eight-member Looking for dependa­ Increase after 90 days. ntuatharad aanweqtdteHng SHADY TO to see this very special department to serve new and existing clients board voted unanimously to withhold its June 1 Thomas J. Lipton Inc. to acquire acquires Celestial Seasonings. known as “Constant Comment” ble person to work In We otter Assistance eapy of drtdng rteetd to available to work SENIOR ENGINEER home I $229,900. Anne even better than before.” SBM President payment of $1.6 million toward building and a third company that would leave “This action is important to all Bigelow introduced its line of ' high traffic service sto- with transportation. apra: "led e**r 21. GLEN for wholesale dis­ HOMES M iller Real Estate,647- ,. tion pumping gas, • INTaV LlV f L - ae aMtta In SOOO.a Richard P. Meduski said. maintaining the New Hampshire project. Lipton with more than 80 percent American consumers who favor a herbal “teas,” which contain no C o ll 643-5151 to see If 360 West Middle Tpke. tributor. Diversi­ ASSISTANT HOFOR SALE hot beverage that does not tea but only herbs and spices, in , soles, light paperwork. you qualify for training Manchester Parkade G RACIO U S Home. House Martin and Thomas will report to Roger A. The cooperative said the strain the project has of the U.S. herbal tea market. ! Flexible hours. Full or eMppIns/aacaWng. position open In test contain caffeine and is entirely 1979 and now has about a 13 and transportation as­ fied duties includ­ All real estate advertised In beautiful Is this Immac­ Somerville, senior vice president and manager put on relations with Massachusetts has hurt R.C. Bigelow Inc. of Norwalk port tim e. 649-2871. sistance. Ask for the Excdlant wagat and com­ paced product develop­ ulate and tastefully said Wednesday that it has filed a natural.” said David C. Bigelow, percent share of the U.S. market, pany-paid bandit plan In- ing shipping, re­ the Manchsstsr Harold Is of the Commercial Services Department. customers. Director of Nursing DATA Entry Operators. ment center tor s highly sublect to the Falr HousIno decorated Colonial. 7 federal lawsuit seeking to pre­ the company’s president! the company said. dudlng panalon and dantal. T ired of w orking at the Before joining SBM. Martin was assistant vice Service. EOE DIttarantlal paid for Sacond ceiving, order pro­ motivated eell-starter. Act of 19M, which mokes It rooms with 3 bed­ vent Lipton from acquiring the U.S. District Judge Jose A. Lipton, based in Englewood some screen? Need a Duties srs centered lllsool to advertise any prst- rooms, 1st floo r fam ily president, manager of branch administration, and Third ahina. All rapllaa cessing an inven­ arence, limitation ordlscrlm- Employees buying company Celestial Seasonings subsidiary Cabranes on Tuesday entered a Cliffs, N.J., is owned by the hdd confidantlat. Apply In change of pace? The around development. room with sliders to and manager of commercial lending for the Aero All-(3as Company Inatlon based on race, color, deck, 2 fireplaces, of Kraft Inc. temporary restraining order de­ Dutch-English Unilever group, paraon or cdl 203/S4S-1101. tory control. Good High performance fiber religion, sax or national South Windsor Bank and Trust Co. CHESHIRE — Jones & Lamson Machine Co., HELP An Equal Opportunity Em- of H artford now has walk-up attic, 2 car which had sought Chapter 11 bankruptcy Bigelow claims in the suit, filed laying the acquisition until a which had sales of more than $30 full and port time posi­ opportunity with reinforced matrices. Sa­ origin, or on Intention to garage. Charming Martin attended Post College and majored in last week in U.S. District Court in hearing on Bigelow’s complaint billion in 1987, according to EXTRA ployar M/F. moke any such prsfsrtncs, finance. He has completed courses at the protection in November 1986, is being purchased WANTED tions available. Highly growing company. lary commensurate with limitation or discrimination. home In glorious area. New Haven, that the acquisition can be held on June 10. Bigelow. competitive wooes, Anne Miller Real Est­ American Institute of Banking in retail banking. by its management and employees, a company education and experi­ Tht Herald will not know- would violate federal antitrust The proposed sale of Celestial It markets “Lipton” and CASH Friday and Saturday ALLIED PRINTING training programs, Call Elliott at 643- ence. For Interview call Inolv accept any advertise­ ate, 647-8000.n ______Martin, a South Windsor resident, will work out official said. Seasonings was announced in “Oriental Treasures” herbal teas 11 pm to 7 ani. growth potential and ment which Is In violation of MANCHESTER. Lots of laws by joining the nation’s two ^'That’s right! You can SERVICES, INC. 6773. the law. of the South Windsor bra nch. Roger Pollazzi. now an executive vice December 1987. The Federal and is the dominant company in pleasant working en­ chorocter. Older Co­ largest sellers of herbal tea. I ^tnake extra money *8 per hour to atart. 57S MIddIa Tpka. Waat vironment. Good typ­ MISS CUNEO ------SOUTHERN------NewR iw Eng- Thomas was with the Travelers Cos. before president of the company, said Wednesday he Trade Commission is investigat­ traditional black teas with mori§ Manchattar, CT lonial Cope. 4 bed­ Bigelow says it is No.3 in the ^ ibv selling unneeded M ust be 21. Apply: ing o plus. High school KITCHEN Prep- ext. 333 lond closslfleld ads joining SBM as an account executive for will head the new ownership group. 646-1233 reach nearly 800,IX)0 rooms, 1 both, targe marketplace. ing the proposed sale. Home said. than 50 percent of the U.S^ (Jtems to readers of diploma o must. 278- Dlshwosher. Flexible living room, eot-ln kit­ underwriting surety bonds for real estate The company will emerge from Chapter 11 at Bigelow also claims in the suit "We remain optimistic about the market. ; ((the Classified columns^ 9910. hours. Apply: Man­ homes In Connecticut 7-11 AUTOMOTIVE Clerk. and Rhode Island. The chen. Nice yard on a limited partnerships. Before that, he was a the close of the sale, according to a company that Lipton agreed to pay a bonus deai and we intend to close the Celestial Seasonings, pur^ < lYou'll be surprised jfistj chester Country Club. WHOLESALE Distribu­ quiet street-lots of pos- 253 Main St. Immediate opening for Coll 647-1458 between price for a basic 25 commercial mortgage officer with Connecticut statement. price for Celestial Seasonings in transaction as soon as possible.” chased by Kraft in 1984, accounts ■< Ihow quickly your ad full or port time person DRIVERS. Start at $9.30 tor seeking qualified slbllltles. $119,900. 2 Manchester 11:30am-2:30pm. word ad Is only $55 and National Bank. He holds a master’s degree in The sales agreement does not include the order to acquire a monopoly, said he said. for more than half of U.S. herbal I twill pull response, . with typing and office per hour, 7:30-4pm shift drivers. Must be 25 O.W. Fish Realty, 643- years old with valid CT w ill appear In 43 news­ business administration from the University of company’s real estate in Cheshire according to Paul Windels Jr., a lawyer for A call to Lipton’s legal depart­ tea sales, according to Bigelows t [Readers will be calling^ skills. Liberal benefit with overtime. Good papers. Fo r more In­ 1591.0 YOU CAN enloy extra package. Please apply benefits. Class II only. RESTAURANT help. Dis­ license and clean driv­ company officials who said the facility would ment seeking comment on the Horne said he couldn’t confirm you before you know it^ hwashers. full time or formation call Classi­ NO Fuss, no mussi The Connecticut. Thomas will be working in the Bigelow. He said he did not know vocation money by ex­ of; DeCormler Motor W ill train. High school ing record. Must be price of this terrific 7 continue to operate liner a long term lease the exact price, and Scott Home, lawsuit wasn’t returned on the market share figure. changing Idle Items in port time with flexible able to pass DOT physi­ fied, 643-2711 and ask main office of the bank in Manchester. He is a Soles. 285 Brood Street, graduate. Apply In per­ for detolls.p room Raised Ranch arrangement. a spokesman for Kraft, said it Wednesday. Kraft, based in Glenview, 111,; HERALD your home tor cosh ... M anchester, Ct. son Mondov-Frldov, 9- hours. 644-4745. cal. Outstanding be­ South Windsor resident. MANCHESTER. By has been reduced to wasn’t being released publicly. Bigelow was established in 1945 had sales of $9.9 billion in 1987; phoM 643-2711 with on od in clossifled. Monday-Friday, 3pm. Aero All-Gas nefit package. Apply sell at $204,9001 O rig i­ Coll 643-2711 to place your 9:30am to 5pm. Company, 315 Main between 9om and 3pm. owner. Mint 6 room, 3 BOOKKEEPER with PC bedroom Ranch with nal owners hove pam­ od. Street, Hartford, CT McKesson Corpora­ pered this propertyl 3 INSURANCE Customer experience for small, tio n , 280 D iv id e n d attached one car gar­ Service Assistant. 278-9910. friendly, non-smoking bedrooms, 2 baths, Road, Rocky Hill, CT. age. New kitchen, bath family room with fire­ Manchester Insurance business. Part-time. EOE. and summer room. PART TIME agency seeks mature Send resume or letter place, stunning new Large flreploced living European kitchen with person to help Account stating experience to: room , Vi acre private CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 NEWSPAPER INSERTERS Representatives by Office Manager, P.O. tile floors and applian­ treed lot. Buckley ces, formal dining providing technical, RETAIL Assistant Man­ Box 122, Hebron. CT School. $169,900. 645- Part time afternoons.. Want to get administrative and se­ ager Trainee. Jewlerv 06248. room, attic ton, move- Notices Lots/Lond tor Sole ...... 23 Merchandise Musidal Items ...... WAITRESSES 6605. In condition I See for Inve stm ent P r o p e r t y ...... 24 Cameras and Photo Equipment.. SI out of the house for a few hours? We cretarial support. Re­ company In molor de­ L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 SECRETARY. Glaston­ MANCHESTER. 427 yourself. Jackson 8, B u sin e ss P r o p e r t y ...... 25 H o lld o y S e a s o n a l...... 71 P e ts a n d S u p p lie s ...... 85 quirements Include: partment store seeking South M ain Street. An 8 P e r s o n a ls ...... 02 let A Spgciolis^D < ^lf! ] M Isc e llo n e o u s fo r S o le ...... ■8j are looking for responsible people to strong organizational personnel for rapidly bury P ub lic Schools, 12 Jackson Real Estate, Resort Property ...... 26 Antlaues and Collectibles ...... 72 DAYTIME AHD room Colonial home A n n o u n c e m e n ts ...... 03 T a g S a le s ...... 81 and communication month, 40 hour per 647-8400.O M o rtg a g e s ...... 27 insert advertising supplements into growing leased deport­ designed for comforta­ A u c t io n s ...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng ...... C lo t h in g ...... 73 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... skills. Excellent envir­ week. Applications BRAND New listing I Ter­ Wonted to Buy ...... 28 Services ment. Will train the EVENINGS ble living available for F ln o n c lo l...... 05 F lo o r in g ...... F u r n it u r e ...... 74 our newspapers. o n m e n t In n o n ­ available from Glas­ rific vinyl sided Cape 0 right person. Retail ex­ Immediate occupancy. Rentals C h ild C o r e ...... 51 E le c t r ic a l...... T V / S t e r e o / A p p llo n c e s ...... 75 smoking Office. Forap- perience helpful. Good tonbury Board of Edu­ Cod on Summit Street Employment & Education Cleaning Services ...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng ...... 50 Monday - Friday. Contact: Lot size Is 148'x200'. Machinery and Tools ...... 75 Automotive polntment coll: salary and benefits. cation, Glastonbury In M anchester.4 room s Part Time Help Wanted ...... 10 R o om s to r R e n t ...... 31 La w n C o r e ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services ...... 51 Rural setting vet few Apartments tor Rent...... 32 Please call Mrs. CollettI at 647-9946 Harriet Johnson, Inde­ Please coll (203)569- 06033. Phone 633-5231 plus enormous expan­ H e lp W a n te d ...... H B o o k k e e p ln g /ln c o m e T a x ...... 54 Services Wanted ...... 52 G a r d e n in g ...... 77 Mrs. Barbara Smith minutes from center of Condominiums tor Rent ...... 33 C a rs to r S a le ...... pendent Insurance 1115. ext 441. EO E A A M /F dable 2nd floor. Hard­ S itu a tio n W a n te d ...... 12 Coroentry/Remodellng ...... 55 Landscaping ...... 53 G o o d T h in g s to E a t ...... :78 Trucks/Vans for Sale ...... for more Information. town. Quick sole price H om es to r R e n t ...... 34 Center, Inc. 646-6050. wood floors, fireplace, B u sin e ss O p p o rtu n itie s ...... 13 Palntlng/Pooerlng ...... 56 C o n c r e t e ...... 54 Campers/Trallers ...... Is $290,000. Please coll S to re /O ttice S p a c e ...... 35 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood ...... 79 cozy and comfortable. I n s t r u c t io n ...... 14 Motorcycles/Mopeds ...... 643-D511 Robert J. Smith, Inc. 65 E m p lo y m e n t S e r v ic e s ...... 15 R e so rt P r o p e r t y ...... 36 Farm Supplies and Eaulpm ent...... 80 Immaculate Inside and Auto Services ...... East Center Street. Tel­ In d u stria l P r o p e r ty ...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL O ffic e /R e ta ll E a u lp m e n t...... 81 PART -nUE out-2 car oversized A u to s f o r R e n t/L e a s e ...... ephone 649-5241.______G a ra g e s a n d S to ra g e ...... 38 SHADY garage, pretty treed Real Estate MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES... R e c re a tio n a l E a u lp m e n t...... 82 Miscellaneous Automotive. Homes for Sale ...... 21 Roommates W anted ...... 39 ANDOVER: Lake dis­ yard. $139,900. Jackson C a ll 643-2711 for more Information! Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trade ...... CUSTOMER SERVICE C o n d o m in iu m s to r S a le ...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 GLEN trict. Clean, neat, 3 8i Jackson Real Estate, We are looking for responsible service- bedroom Ranch. Large 647-8400.D READ YOUR AD: Classifed advertisements are minded Individuals to handle customer In­ 360 West Middle Tpke. kitchen, family room, den, living room with A Manchester Tradition I RATES: 1 to 5 dovs; 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to taken by telephone as a convenience. The This adorable Cape Is a quiries. The position requires enthusiasm, Manchester Parkade fleldstone fireplace. 7 to 19 doys: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday thrauph Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one independent thinking, and organization. Good fine example of one of Incorrect Insertion and then aniv for the size of $138,500. Rich Realty. Manchester's most 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ communication ekille and a pleasant 423-6335. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errorswhichdo not lessen SECRETARY tor Vernon popular style homes. 6 26 or more days: io cents per line per day. professional office. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be telephone manner are essential. COVENTRY. Nestled In a rooms, 2-3 bedrooms, Minimum charge: 4 lines. Word processing and updated both and kit­ corrected by an additional Insertion. 3:30-7:30 PM Monday-Friday beautiful rustic setting 9 data entry. Filing, typ­ of 7V2 acres, this pic­ chen, new 100 amp 7:00 AM - 10:00AM Saturday ing, telephone, etc. ture perfect Contem­ service, fireplace, C all 875-3004. porary offers 3 bed- great deck for summer PART TIME PART TIME PART TIME Please call Jeanne at 647-9946 DRIVER. By van. Man­ rooms, 2Vi baths, enjoyment. Mint con­ THE DEADLINE FOR Dr. Crane’s Answers Notices Employment HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED for more Information. chester area full time fam ily room, 2 cor dition. M ove right In I PLACING OR hours. Duties Include garage, skylights, lo- $140's. Jackson 8i Jack- As a condition precedent to C A N C E LIN G AN AD IS local and southern New cuzzi a n d more. son Real Estate, 647- the placement of any adver­ BARTENOER-Cocktall $239,000: Klernan 8400.G 12 NOON THE DAY PART TIME WANTED. Caring and Server. Part time Quiz on Page Z __ _ t - n E n g la n d deliveries tising In the Manchester He­ I conscientious person plus assistance In of­ Realty 649-1147. rald, Advertiser hereby BEFO RE, M O N D AY - nights, weekends. 1. Kennel (Dogs) MANCHESTER. Raised HELP WANTED needed. Part time/full fice. Medical benefits. MANCHESTER. Pictu­ Ranch, built 1977. 4 agrees to protect. Indemnity FRIDAY. IN ORDER NEWSPAPER Inserters. time Assistant Instruc- Apply: Manchester 2. 50th state PRIVATE PARTY and hold harmless the Man­ Part time afternoons. Country Club. Call 646- Coll 647-8157 between resque neighborhood. bedroom s, I'/s baths, chester Herald, Its officers TO MAKE THE NEXT tar/Crew Supervisor to 3. Venison (Deer) 9om -4pm , Monday- Country, living with conformed nelghborh- Want to get out of the work with develop- 0103. and employees against any ISSUE. FRIDAY house for a few hours? 4. Line plunge Merchandise Ads Friday. convenience of being In hod, close to schools, and all liability, loss or A FT E R N O O N BY 2:30 mentally disabled PART Time summer lob, 5. Rookie town. Child safe cul-de- shopping, malor high­ expense. Including attor­ NEWS Stand Dealer. We are looking for adults, ca ll Kathy lan- Monday and Tuesday, ...... SECRETARY to $18K. PM FOR MONDAY’S Manchester area, de­ responsible people to 6. (a) Whip — Potatoes (z) Communication div­ sac street. 4 bedroom way, 10 minutes to neys' fees, arising from nuccl between 10am- 9am-5:30pm. Busydac- Hartford. We will ac­ claims of unfair trade practi­ ISSUE. THANK YOU liver only to honor Insert adyertlslng sup­ (b) Perk — Coffee (y) A ision of outstanding Colonial, 1st floor fam ­ 4pm at 871-6724. tor's office, answering ily room with fireplace cept any reasonable ces, Infringement of trade­ FO R YOUR boxes and stores. Es­ plements Into our phones. Good with peo­ (c) Brew — Tea (v) East of the River com­ marks, trade names or pat­ tablished route. Work newspapers. Monday- m a c e y o t x r tag receive pany otters fine career oft kitchen and 1st floor offer. Please call 643- COOPERATIONIII ple a most. 646-6969 (d) Broil — Steak (x) laundry. Experience 9095 or 659-5730 and ask ents, violation of rights of approximately 6 hours Frlday. Please call offer 4pm. ____ opportunity. Diversi­ privacy and Infringement of per week-get paid for M rs. CollettI at 647-9946 SECURITY (e) Scramble — Eggs (w) fied responsibilities In­ quiet convenient living to r Dave. copyright and proprietary 10. Mustbeayollableat tor more Information. SECRETARY-Copable clude: word process- In family o rie n te d MANCHESTER. Elegant rights, unfair competition neighborhood. and libel and slander, which press tim e (12:30pm) OFFICER typist to work In office T t ior the price oi 3 . I n g , travel 3000 square toot plus located In Manchester * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days $215,000. Century 21 Ep­ may result from the publica­ dally and Friday Positions Available 4 d a y s t o r arrangements, some Contemporary sitting tion of any advertlsment In ANNDUNCEMENT8 (12:30am). Dellyery of PART Time Local Repre­ on Frid a y 4-7pm and PART TIME S t a r s ★ Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day telephone. Beautiful stein Realty, 647-8895.0 on 0 1.4 acre lot In an the Manchester Herald by papers takes approxl- sentative to assist Part Time, Saturday 10-6pm, Sun­ HELP WANTED * Classifications 71 *h.ru 87 office, top benefits. Fee SOUTH Windsor. Attrac­ exclusive neighbor­ advertiser. Including adver­ Wonderful Family Ex­ mately 1 hour. apartment owner In Monday-Friday, day 1 l-6pm. 3 weekends paid. Call Hilary Cutts, tively planned. Look­ hood. 4 bedrooms, pri­ tisements In any free distri­ perience. Australian, Rockville area. Person Monday-Saturday. De­ 2:30pm - 8:30pm. per month. Call 528- S t a n d * Merchandise Under *250 CPC, Business Person­ ing for 1st floo r living ? vate hot tub In the bution publications pub­ European, Scandina­ pendable car a must. to show units ond work 1300 for appointment. PART Time Janitorial nel Associates. 659- Well kept home with master bedroom, 2 lished by the Manchester work, Manchester * Ad must contain price! vian high school ex­ C all Bob at 647-9946. with tenant concerns. Stop by and apply Mon­ o u t 3511. large family room , bar fireplaces, study, open Herald. Penny Sleffert, change students are Car a must. 20 hours PART Time permanent area. 2pm-6pm dally, You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds Publisher. day and Wednesday, In basement rec room, balcony above kitchen, arriving In August. Be­ per week. 18 per hour. position In Manches­ 5pm-9pm nights. All DELIVERY Person and 9:00 am -1:00 pm, Pres­ due to this low price... Cashler/Clerk tor mod­ level lot with private 2 car garage. Deed come a host family for 225-1012 for Interview. ter. Assistant to Super­ Immediate openings. backyard. Priced to restrictions to protect I LOST American Intercultu- tige Office Building, ISO intendent of apartment Good starting pay. 5 O I ^ E R ern pharmacy. Flexi­ North Main St, Man­ ble hours. Not the usual sell. $164,900. Century your Investment. Coll AND FOUND ral Student Exchange. RECEPTIONIST 8. As­ D E N T A L O ffice. Par"t building. Duties In­ days per week. Call Classit'®® ^ 21 Epstein Realty, 647- 643-9095 or 659-5730 and Call 1-800-SIBLING. sistant In Manchester time position available chester. Or call Marilyn clude light mainte­ 951-6880. retail store. Profes­ ONE FOR sional atmosphere. 8895.0 ask fo r Dave. IMPOUNDED. Male doctor's office. Depen­ In busy Vernon office for an appolntrnem at nance and pointing. YOU CAN enloy extra CALL CLASSIFIED Top pay. Apply at once VERY Nice 6room, 2both M a n c h e s t e r . North- about 10 years old, dable, pleasant person­ for energetic, con­ 527-0839. C o ll 247-5030. When you call Classified a lity a must. Afternoon scientious person. Di­ vacation money by ex­ YOUR AD to Ann or pharmacist. Cape. Convenient to end. 4 bedroom older mixed breed. Gold and Liggett Parkade Phar­ e v e ryth in g . 1139,900. home, garage. Owner grey, found on TImrod to place an ad, a friendly hours. Permanent part versified duties. No ex­ First Security MATURE Indlyidual for changing Idle Items In 643-2711 NOW! Ad-VIsor will answer ypur time position. Great perience necessary. laundromat attendant. your home for cosh ... macy, Manchester Sentry Real Estate, 643- financing possible. Road. Male about 1 TODAY! $129,999. 875-3232. year old. Labrador, call and help you word working conditions. 8am to 12pm, Monday - Services Co. Nights and weekends. with an od In classified. 643-2711 Parkade. 4060.P black. Found on Prin­ your od for best response. C a ll 646-5153 le a v e Friday, C all 875-5664 ■oa Apply: Mr C's Laun­ Call 643-2711 to place your ceton Street. 643-2711. message. fo r details. drom at. 647-1959. ad. to — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, June 2, 1988

MnCELlMIBHIS CARS HOMES HOMES FOR SALE res SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE ^ A S p e c i o l i NEW Painted green pic­ BUICK Riviera 1981. Full W E L L Maintained full H EA LTH Spa. IncludEd nic toblo, 33 X 68 loaded, sunroof, white dormered Cape In aulet In this magnlflcant 10 Inches. $90. 643-2236. with leather Interior. area with aaraae. room homo, 3 full Asking $3,950. Financ­ I $149,900. Sentry Real baths, Insido pool, ing available for quali­ Estate, 643>40M.a I TAD sauna and workout I^ R O O R N D / MMCELLANEDUS fied buyer. 644-0139. MANCHESTER. Very aroa. Must bo soon! SALES charn«lna L shaped Blanchard 8, Rossotto CHILD CARE SH ISUSIOINS K R VNE8 Cape In historic area of Roaltors," Wo'ro Sol- MANCHESTER. June 4, llng Housos" 646-2482.0 WOROSMITH For rent; 9am-2pm. Latvian town. Formal living Com er votive w ay to CHEVROLET-BUICK,CLYDE INC. room and dining room, SOUTH Farms Drivo. Im- DAYCARE. Inaloll er repair your roof Serving corporate Church, Garden and Made tea * aiaearttaal. ■ a m l S t S w m community. Write and ROUTE 83, VERNON eot-ln kitchen and bed­ maculato 7 room, 2'/7 NMrMeesBMsIi-Oidsl ond toval DoM dlroct with Winter Street. Furni­ room on 1st floor. 2 both Colonial. 1st floor DmtafOMal - UeteMd Rm w rodfar. Wood end etdor edit ads, A/V scripts, ture and plants, an­ 84 Century LTD 4 d,. ■hoka spaclollsti Seal large bedrooms on 2nd family room. Movo-ln w/ipselagi Nr It mae A eg. Css manuals, newsletters, tiques and ethnic 84 Century lto a *. '5 9 W downs. 27 years floor. Lower level has condition top to bot­ siso earsO asv Nr beNie/aIttr I PR, training materials. foods.______as Cavalier CS 4 * *5995 partially finished rec tom. Blanchard 8, Ros­ Mkeel. QaediriB Selwel DWrNt. ■urad, lelFwioes. axpartanca. Box X 2993, c/o Now NEIGHBORHOOD Tog .Canaan Advertiser, 42 88 Cetebrity 4 *. *6995 room with wet bar. Call sotto Roaltors," Wo'ro 568-2589 • 4 M 1 6 S 645-8830 sole, 2)1 8, 215 Oak S6 Monte Carlo *8995 for your exclusive Soiling Housos" 646- VIttI Street, New Co­ Street, Manchester. showing today. naan, C T . 06840. 86 Chevy C-10F/U '8995 2482.0 ______CLEAHHHi June 4th. 9am. House­ 86 Olds Delta 4*. *9995 $141,900. Sentry Real W ARANOKE Rood. Mog- FARRARO REMODELIRS hold Items, furniture, Estote, 643-4040.O SERVICES Room addRione, daekt. raotmg. lELECTWCAL H A V i Your car look like children's clothing, 88 Cavalier 4 dr. * 4 ^ nlflcont 108'x169' lot In as Move CL '6995 LOVELY One owner sMbig, .windows and guNsra. new Inside and out. For toys, etc.______prostiglous aroa I 2300 an appointment coll: W 87 Calalt 4 dr. '9495 home. Terrific lot and 3 squaro foot homo. Idoal N E E D Help with house­ Baekhoa and buHdeiiar saivien MANCHESTER. Friday, or 4 bedrooms. work? Please tele­ avaNaHa. OMI Bob Fanand, Jr. ELECTRICAL WORK & W Auto Detailing at arCuMaestdr. *10,9 W for ontortolningl Must 643-9995. Saturday and Sundov, 87 Pont 6000 ei% 4 dr '14,995 $149,900. Sentry Real sool Blanchard 8, Ros­ phone 643-0720. BOI.647H6O0 Ngod a new Servlcg with 9om-3pm. Unique tag Estote, A43-4040.O sotto Roaltors," Wo'ro cIreuK breakers? sale. Musical Instru­ 87 Cavelier a*. *7995 RM.64S-6S49 mess am down! Cheek us out In Tag SaH Scraaaai Laaia 87 Pont Grand Am *9995 BOLTON. Gorgeous new Soiling Housos" 646- the Msnahstter yellow pegta ments, books, house­ 8 room Contemporary 2482.0 ______SOUTH BOLTON Any amount daNvsmd. Also, till, hold Items and much 87 Pont. Sunbird opt *7995 JOSEPH DUIMS eraval, stoM and'bark, muloh. more. 175 Oakland 87 Monte Carlo *10,995 In subdivision. Large M ANCHESTER. Now list­ aEANING SERVICE KlaniaN BaRAhv A ^Bobcat, baokhoe 8 loadar rental. open foyer, skylights, ing. Uniquo 3 voor old 9 RaRwAelhif Sanrlca 644-6283 Street.______Homes and Condos master bath with lo- room Dutch Colonlol • AddkNiw • Owpenby DAmcontTRuenoN LAWN Furniture. Week­ 872-9111 cuzzi, extensive oak IHEATHID/ with a contomporory Call • OewNrNpe • CenwkHig 872-1400/65B-9S55 days otter 5pm. Week­ cabinetry and much flair. Lovoly 1st floor • InoNMd Fenot • OwaoM I p lu m b iiid end after noon. 31 more. $335,000. Flano family room that loads 647-1S4S Coleman Rood.______Realty 644-5200.O to o sunny lolsuro HANDYMAN ind LIPMAN #1 Reg Ins. Ret. 648-9473 TA G Sole. June 4, 9om to BOLTON. Quality built room. 4 bodrooms, R.A. DAVIDSON 4pm. Motorcycles, VOLKSWAGEN ovorsizod kitchon and FlumMne. HeaUne. Fump Senlee oversized 8 room LAWN CARE HAULING lawn mowers, sewing 87 Suzuki Semurl Couv. Raised Ranch with 4 dining room, 2'/^ baths, New Inalaitatlenc, Repeire, machine and house­ 8100 ml...... *2,496 bedrooms, 2Va baths, locuzzl, V/i aero lot on PAMTINfi/ Dralna Claaned, Bathreom 6 Any Job — Anytime Kitchen Remodeling hold Items. 57 Jensen 87 Bulok Riviera, Immaculate central air, central vac o cul-de-sac street. GILBIRT UW N PAPERIN6 Loaded...... *14,280 I Sarvfoe h Our Butlmii Gill airy 847-3860 Street, Manchester. In quiet area of Bolton. $319,000. U 8. R Realty 88 Subaru QL. 3 dr. Slivsr, Convenient to 1-384. 643-2692.______B u s Phone 742-83S2 HUGE Tog Sole. Some­ 8 Sp.. 4 WO. AM-FM.... *8198 NAME your own price. thing tor everyone. $225,000. Flano Realty nmoaiwinim-riwswiwww 86 Trane Am, BIk...... *8380 M ANCHESTER. Nowllst- • Ahwya Iw Father 8, Son Painting PJ’s Plumbing A Htitlng m m m s i Saturday 9om-77 Wa­ 644-5200.O______Ing. Neat and clean, • Atw. inioMng ol Men wid Dm and Papering. Remo­ SpnotiRiing in Rnnl6>nMBl Horn— . shington Street, 88 Cutlaae Clerra brn...... *0396 move right Into this FOnAUIOUhNStOM val. 872-8237. Boilers, pumps, hot QUALITY OUMNMQ AT 83 NIstan 200SX 8 Spd. MANCHESTER. Cape ICONObMCAL FRIORt. PRfi Manchester. Cod. Geot stroter home completoly renovated CoE MT-TIS* water tanks, new and URMAW . AM/FM, Maroon...... *3498 In a convenient loca­ 4 room Cope. New roof, replacements. IF B67B o4 nnpn^Inno^L cnAnEnnonn JU N E 4th and 5th, 9am- S3 Joop Wagonoor, RmiovatioWPlut 4pm. No early birds. Loaded...... 18996 tion. 3 bedroom, 1 full wiring and plumbing. A B S 5 T B R H ------FREE ESTIMATES ■nSeMe.CiN S 2 9 - 4 3 M Cuetoffl Interior $ Exiaflor AM Nr Mr. Spenoer Furniture, household 82 VW Rabbit DIstsI...... *2896 bath, hardwood floors real "doll house"! Ask­ LAWNCARE Painting ■ CeHIng Repair 8 throughout. Call today- ing $131,500. Strono Otitring a Fult Urn of 643-9649 / 228-9616 Items, 5 fomllles. 247 82 Buick Skylark...... *2898 Limn 4 Va/d Senrieee Renew ■ Fewer Washing thls one won't last I Real Estote, 647-7653.D Abbey Rood, South MoWng. Swani. FlMlInf t Mom Free eitimitti ■ LETENDRE INDUSTRIES Windsor.______81 Ford Escort Wp. A T ...... *1896 $139,500. D.W. Fish EAST Hartford. Beauti­ FuH|f hMumi • Frw lieimhi Intund • Senior Dlicounti 81 Morcodee 380SL, AT. Realty, 643-1591.0 Rooting, Siding, Small Addl- SATURDAY, June 4th. Silver. 48K...... *26.898 fully decorated and • SMlor OWnn omauMt MI8CELUNE0U8 tlont 8 Chimney Repair*. BOLTON. Park-llke set­ well cared for 6 plus 646-2253 Sofa, choirs, sujtfish, 77Cemero, V8, AT...... *2498 4 4 7 -W 1 0 Kendall Keyes ISEHVICES Lleanaed. FuNy Insured. Free household Items, some ting! This custom built room Ranch. 3 bod­ wasE aatl melee. 24 ToUaad Tapfc, Me. S3 rooms, 1'/> baths, largo COIOMAL antiques. 9am-5pm. 132 . home Is nestled In a 1 B00KKEEPIN6/ Exterior Fewer Waahim, ODD lobs. Trucking. VenwB, CT e 649-263S plus acre wooded lot country kitchon. Vinyl, Aluminum, Brick. Paint 649-6209 Grissom Rood, that offers all the pri­ Lovoly family room. IINCOME TAX Prepare Won Home repairs. You Monchester.______vacy you could ever Fenced In back yard. Time tllll evellebta tor May. name It, we do It. Free MOVING. Indoor tog MANCHESTER want! There Is not a Improssivel $142,900. Senior Dteoount estimates. Insured. 643- sole. Frldoy-Sundoy, BARBARA RAY 0304. smoll room In the Strano Real Estate, BOOKKEEPING For Free Eetlmate - Call June 3-5, 9am-4pm. HONDA house! Lots of storage 647-7653.0 a4*-7S50 HAWKES TREE SERVICE Household Items, va­ space. A beautiful In- SERVICES cuum cleaner, washer, BMkkMsias Nr Bnall Bucket, truck A ehtppar. Stump USED CARS ground swimming pool tuileFFMF. lednSlBi peyrol) CPS CONCRETE lawn mower, dining 86 Chevy Van *15,995 has a deck all around ICORDOMINIUMS ramoval. Free actlmetes. Fotle*, walk*, fleer*, drlv*- room, stereo, tv, hospi­ ■ad qnarNrbr Ugiw. Special coneMaratlon for wev*. additlen* 8 d*ck*. Jock 86 Honda Prsluds *7995 It I Call and let us show ROOFINS/ Hommerlae 8 *ew culttno. tal mattress. 27 Ridge 1 FOR SALE aldarly and handicapped. 83 Dodge Rampage *3495 you this unique prop­ 649-3281 »0IN0 FREE ESTIMATES. Street, Manchester. 84 Honda Accord *7995 erty! $219,900. Realty SOUTH Windsor. By l*% DNcwxil far (•niar CNlnn* MANCHESTER. 33 En­ 88 Honda Accord *6996 World, Benoit, owner. 1 bedroom Con­ CARPENTRY/ 647-7553 glewood Drive. Multi- Frechette Associates, 647-9289 86 Merc.Lynx *3995 dominium, flreploced REMODELIRS family, Saturday, June 84 Honda Civic *5495 644-7709.0 living room, central I H&R ROOFING e**eeeeeea#**«* 4 and Sunday, June 5. RecldenUal rooflng ot aN typae. HANDYMAN CONCRETE WORK 68 Ply. Horizon *2995 olr, garage, fully ap- 9am-4pm. Appllonces- 88 Honda CMC *5495 WORTH LOOKING Into... pllanced kitchen, pa­ KITCHEN & BATH FREE ESTIMATES. Horn# Improvtmtnt - Rolntlng 20 Y iira Expirlenot tools, etc.______10% Senior CHlian DIaeounl. • loMmtntt Pinithttf - Tlllno - 84 Oldt Cutlcaa *5495 the many bargains ot­ tio. 644-3511 evenings or LlBht Corptntry • ODD JOBS • FcundMIcn, addition, REMODELING AH Work Guaranteed. TA G Sole. June 4 and 5, 84 Honda Accord *7500 tered tor sole every day In 565-2182 days. INSURBD exoavaticn, patio, cMawalk*. 9am-4pm. Bikes, cor the classified columns! From the smallest repair to Fully Iniund. F m Eitimilii. 84 Ford EXP *3495 MANCHESTER. CHFA, 647-9289 BARRY SCANLON ports, tools, clothing as Honda Accord H/B *6195 FHA approved 4 room, the largest renovation, we Richard Caron and household goods. will do a complete job. Start 6 4 6 -2 4 1 1 frtt •Bllmotnp 88 Accord LX *6195 IVa bath Condominium 8 7 5 -3 8 2 7 138 Cooper Street, 64 Bulok Regal *4695 N O T IC E O F In smalt complex. Ex­ to tinish. Free estimates. Monchester.______PUELIC AUCTION cellent condition, large K E N N A A 5 84 Honda Accord 4 dr. *7195 HOI8B NSFROVBiaaNT A LoKoe variety of os- 88 Bk. Century *7695 ARTIFICERS LIEN rooms, double closets Heritage KHchen & Mtene - Peeks - Weeteeemem DELIVERING THIS SPACE Rich, clean, atone-fraa sorfed and useful artl- 88 Honde CMc *6495 1974 Porsche 914, ID In both bedrooms. Call WIiteeM a Deere Bath Center Me Jeb Tea aie er Tee Smell loam. S yards. *80 Plus Tax. W .4 7 cles. Friday and 82 Chav. Citation *3195 •4742903242 at Simon Sports Sentry Real Estate, 643- Come visit our showroom at: Also, sand, gravel, stone Saturday, June 3and 4. Cor Center, Inc., Route6&44, 6601.______10% SeiUar cmtee DItceunt for 24 Insertions 88 Bulok SomsrMt 2 dr. *6995 Bolton, CT on Tuesday, June 182 W. Middle Tpke HAotiWer el Sm InternotleiMl and horse manure. 38 Coolldge Street, GLASTONBURY. Luxur­ aerter Syotemo Monchester. 9om-3pm. 68 Honda Prelude *10,495 14th, 19U at 9:00 am. Sealed Manchester Call 643-2711 83 Mazda RX7 *6495 bids accepted. ious 2 bedroom, IV c e n 7 2 E -0 7 6 1 Anytime 6 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 2 for details 86 Pont. FIsro QT *7495 007-06 baths, fireplaced living 649-5400 room Townhouse In de­ YARD SALE "The Hate ProfesiloRalt’’ sirable area. Spacious 24 Adaeit $t., Maecliester Court ot Probate, District of family room, central Bulldino Contractor Coventry RnLDT8/LAND H o i APARTMENTS CONDOMINIUMS jrnTV/STEREO/ NOTICE OF HEARINQ air, large deck, fully June 4 • 7am-3pin 646-3515 E S T A T E O F appllanced. Owner 1 ^ FDR RALE ]2 t l FOR RENT FOR RENT 1 APPLIANCES JAMES A. TOTTEN anxious-call for de- door*, naw 8 uaed, wood Pursuant ta an order of Hon. tollsl $159,900. Klernan MANCHESTER, Bolton, MANCHESTER. 454 Main M ANCHESTER. New 4 G.E. Dishwasher and chip*, plywood and Oovid C. Roppe, Judge, MORIARTY doted May 25,1918 a hearing Realty 649-1147.______Coventry. Approved Street. 2nd floor, 3 room, 2 bedroom G.E. apartment size numarou* othar n*m*. will be held on an application M ALLARD View. New 3 building lots tor sole. room heated. No ap­ Ranch Condominium stove. Please tele- BROTHERS praying for authority to re­ bedroom Townhouse Flano REolty 646-5200.O pliances. Security. $480 with garage. Fully ap­ phone 643-7405.______DMC Construction lease a certain mortgage, as homes. IV2 baths, fire­ per month. 646-2426, pllanced kitchen, pool, MAGIC Chef washer. USED CARS In said application on file BOLTON. 31 acres in weekdays 9am-5pm. clubhouse. $850 Co., Inc. more fully appears, at the place, appliances, full excellent location for Holds up to 18 lbs of 161 Sanrlca Dr., Mancheater 88 Merkur Sootpio *19,495 Court of Probate on June 14, basement, Andersen potential subdivision. ROCKVILLE. One Bed­ monthly. 649-4003. laundry. $200. Please 87 Merc. Q. Marquie *13,695 1988 at 7:00 p.m. windows, garages. Property also Includes room, Elm Street, In­ telephone 645-6356. 643-4139 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 Bertha E. Rappe, Only $149,900. Blan­ historic 18th century cludes heat and hot 87 Ford Tempo *6995 0054)6______chard 8i Rossetto Real­ Colonial with several water, stove and re­ I HOMES 87 Merc. Sable Wgn. *10,495 tors," We're Selling ut-bulldlngs for possi­ frigerator, modern kit­ FOR RENT I FUEL OIL/COAL/ WANTED TO 87 Merc. Cougar *11,095 Court of Probate, District of Houses" 646-2482.D chen and both. 1 month Coventry ble horse form. I FIREWOOD BUY/TRADE 87 Ford Tempo *6995 NOTICE OF HEARING M ANCHESTER. Wethe- D.W.Fish Commercial security. $495 per MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ 87 Lincoln T.C. *16,295 E S T A T E O F rell Village. Ansaldl Investment Company. month. Also, Rock­ room Raised Ranch on OAK Wood logs for sole. W AN TED to buy. Old 87 Merc. Q. Marquis *11,395 JAMES A. TOTTEN built free-standing 643-4616. □ ville, 1st floor, 27 Cot­ 1 acre with pool. $1100 $25 per pick-up truck. furniture, clocks, 87 Ford T-BIrd *9595 Pursuant to an order of Hon. tage Street, 1 bedroom, per month plus secur­ Saturday and Sunday Dayld C. Roppe, Judge, Condominium. 1 bed­ lamps, paintings and 87 Ford Crwn. V. *11,695 room unit with living modern both, stove, ity and utilities. Coll 9am-5pm. 44 Plymouth rugs. Will pay cosh I dated May 25, 1988 a hearing I BUSINESS carpet. 1 month secur­ 87 Merc. Cougar *11,095 will beheld on an application room, dining area and 659-2444. Lone, Manchester. 646- Coll 646-8496.______87 Mazda RX-7 *17,495 praying for authority to sell fully aplllanced kit­ PROPERTY ity. $415 per month. 4102. real estate, as In said applica­ chen. Plus full base­ Coll 872-6199or225-1012. tion on file more fully ap­ PRIME Location for The Garnet Company. I STORE AND This Week's Beet Buyll pears, at the Court of Pro­ ment and unfinished Automotive 2nd floor which could commercial or busi­ I OFFICE SPACE 1 ^ SPORTING bate on June 14, 1988 at 7:00 ness use. Good volume. TH R EE Bedroom Duplex I S i J iGOODS 1987 LINCOLN p.m. be additional 2 bed­ Traffic lot 143 X 120 In newer 2 family Bertha E. Rappe, rooms and a bath. home. Available June OFFICES. Prime loca­ with 4 family house. tion. Reasonable, heat, MISTRAL Windsurfer, I CARS MARK 7 LSC 0044)6______$145,000. D.W. Fish $345.00. Possible owner 1st Includes: applian­ Realty, 643-1591.0 ces and wall-to-wall hot water, parking, $750. 6 foot soil with I FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE financing. Write He- janitor. $275.647-9223 or battens, 12 foot board SOUTH Windsor. Seller rold Box W.______carpeting, heat not In­ ’ 21,995 cluded. $680 and $650 649-5334. with odlustoble most- CUTLASS Clerro 1986. A public auction will take will pay first years OTSEGO County Upstate track, foot straps and 86 Toyota Cemry •9495 place on June 18th, 1988 bet­ condominium fees. monthly. Security and Air, tilt wheel, wire New York dairy form skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ wheel covers. Low mi­ 86 Mazda 626 Turbo *9895 ween 10:00 A M -1 1 :00 AM at Beautiful 2 bedroom, 2 references required. 88 Marc. Lynx *4495 Manchester Sport Center, for sole! 180 acres, 2 No pets. 2 children tween 5pm-10pm or 646- leage. Excellent condl- full bath unit with fully OFFICE 0271. 86 Mere. Lynx *4495 Inc., 30 Adams Street, Man­ appllanced kitchen, large barns, many out­ accepted. Coll 643-7635. tlon. 647-9227.______chester, Connecticut. The buildings, 3 bedroom SPIRIT G T 1983 Llftbock. 86 Merc. Marquis *6995 following vehicles will be pool and tennis courts. farmhouse, excellent ROCKVILLE, 2bedroom. 88 Lincoln T.C. •12,995 available far review: Gorgeous stained No utilities. Good SPACE r^BOATS/MARINE 6 cylinder, 5 speed, condition, ready to sunroof, trailer hitch, 88 Merc. Q. Mtrquit *10,595 1985 CH80 moulding and doors, start milking, noequlp- neighborhood. Park­ EQUIPMENT 88 Ford LTD •8995 V .I.N . JH2HF0302FS009283 tasteful decorating. ing. $525 plus 1 month extras. Very good con- ment or cattle In­ FOR dltlon. 649-8520.______84 Mere. Cougar *5495 1976 CB750F Only $118,900 .CHFA, security. 644-5273. Jo777TsON'"'outboaTd FHA and VA approved. cluded. Price $250,000. 84 Merc. Cougar *6495 V .I.N. CB750F2007175 Coll our office for on MANCHESTER. 3 room, 1984. 25 hp. New power- PONTIAC Trans Am 1977. Allbrio Realty, Inc. 649- RENT Good condition. Best 84 Merc. Q. Mxrqulf *7995 1974 CB360E appointment. Winters heat and electricity. 3 Rooms, head, gas tank. $1000. 64 Lincoln T.C. *11,995 V .I.N . CB3601070453 0917.______Real Estate Agency, Security deposit. No 633-4189. offer. 646-7998 from STUNNING 2 bedroom Prime Location 8om-4pm or 726-5026 64 Ford Tempo *4495 1978CB400T Route 51, Gorrotsvllle, pets. Telephone 643- 83 Merc. Capri *4995 V .I.N . CB400T4021780 contemporary con­ NY 13342, 607-965-8207. 8552.______from 4pm-12om. dominium. Garage, I PETS AND 83 Mere. Lynx •2995 1986 CH150D TH R EE Bedroom In I'/j 643-9551 C A D IL L A C Sedan de V.I.N. JH2KF012XGK100118 parking and private year old Duplex. 2 full I SUPPLIES Vine 1983. Interior/Ex­ 301-305 CENTER ST. laundry facility. $875 1981 CB750 baths, full basement. terior great condition I MANCHESTER V.I.N. JH2RC011BM117773 per month. Sentry M0RT6A6ES Wall to wall carpeting. FREE kittens. Variety of Asking $6900. Coll offer REal Etote. 643-4060. I INDUSTRIAL colors. Please Coll be­ 5pm. 649-8355. 1979 CB750K Kitchen appliances. On PROPERTY 643-5135 V .I.N . RC01-2022629 DO N O T 0 0 B A N K R U P TI quiet cul-de-sac. $800, tween 4 and 8pm. 742- CHEVY Novo 1977.2 door IL0T8/LAND Stop Foreclosure! Home- Security and referen­ 5768 or 633-2164. Coupe, 6 cylinders, 003-06 FOR SALE owneri, consolidate your ces. No pets. Coll Ed, M ANCH ESTER. Indus- 100,000 miles. Bldy bills, pay off your credit 645-8201. u trial, office, commer­ good, engine needs CAMPERS/ LEGAL NOTICE cial space. 2400 square I MISCELLANEOUS [^ T R A IL E R S TOWN OF ANDOVER MANCHESTER. (Nor­ cords, your cor or busi­ ROCKVILLE. 30 Elm work. $600. Coll 283- ness loon, your mortgage feet. Loading dock. I FOR SALE 6039.______theast Area). Level lots Street. 1 bedroom. $445 Woodland Industrial The Zoning Board of Appeals about % of on acre. and save, save your per month. Modern kit­ PROW LER 5th wheel homell NO PAYMENTS Park. 643-2121. DODGE Von 1980. Many 1978. 32 feet, olr condi­ of Andover, Connecticut at o City sewer and water. chen and both Includes g e n e r a t o r , Hondo new parts. Front-end meeting held on May 25,1988 647-0246 or 646-7207. UP TO 2 YEARSI Bad EG5000X. 120-240 volt. tioning. Verygood con­ took the following action: credit, late payments or stove and refrigerator. ROOMMATES damaged. Please tele- dition. Asking $7500. HISTORIC Charlestown, No pets. 1 month secur­ Excellent condition. phone 649-9874.______•270 - Oeoree Hotem - 265 unemployment Is not a $775. 742-7247.______447-7435j_ _ _ _ ^ ^ _ NH. 74 plus or minus problem. Foreclosure as­ ity. Coll 225-1012 Garnet WANTED DATSUN F-10. Very good Lake Rood - Variance of 12 Company. feet front yard and 6.5 feet acres, view overlook­ sistance available for the MARBLE Terrozzo Earth running condition. IMDTDRCYCLE8/ side yard granted with the ing Connecticut River DIVORCED and SELF- ATTRACTIVE apart­ MANCHESTER. Room­ tone tile. 123 pieces, Needs transmission. following stipulation: Volley and Vermont. EMPLOYED. ment conveniently lo­ mate to shore house 12"xl2" and 12"x16". Good ports cor. $150 IMDPED8 1. Letter be placed In file 9/10 mile frontage on a Swiss Conservative cated. Appliances. with older gentleman. $4 tile. 742-7247. negofloble. 645-6356. from present town sani­ Class 6 rood, bordered Oreup Qt 20S-4S4-13M Professional couple $400 monthly Including YAMAtrr«50cri979?8000 tarian, Mr. Alwvn Bro- er 2$3-4S4-4484. utilities, negotiable. FOURTEEN Poor Soft CHEVY Novo 1973. Some original miles. Excel­ derson, appravlng of sep­ by state forest land. preferred. No pets. Se­ Defrost refrigerator. body damage. Runs Quality Red Oak stand­ curity. References. Prefer older person. lent condition, $800. tic system designed by Call 646-4642 ask for G.E. stove self clean­ great. Asking $450.742- Also, Kawasaki 750cc Fuss and O'Neill, doted ing timber, 3 miles to I REAL ESTATE $575 plus utilities. 649- ing oven, portable dis­ 8884.______Jan. 6, 1986, with added town, 6 miles to 1-91 0533. Mike, (son).______1982, 10,000 original comments doted 2/8/86 I WANTED hwasher, oil brown DODGE Aspen 1977. 4 miles, excellent condi­ exit. $74,000. Tree tone In excellent condt- and 6/23/86. V aria nce Growers, Inc. 603-357- TV/8TERE0/ door Sedan. Good con- tion. $900 or both for granted. LAND Wanted. Develop­ CONDOMINIUMS tlon. Rear bagger dltlon. $400. 646-4081. only $15001 Coll 643-8484 1971. APPUANCE8 power mower. Best •271 - Raymond, Phyliss, ment or Investment FOR RENT CHRYSLER Cordoba 08k for Linda, Monday- Thomas and Diana Bonneou - TO LLAN D . 20 plus prime quality land. 10-500 offer. 646-2374. Frlday 10-5pm. Center Street - Appeal tabled commercial acres on 1978. V-8. Mint condi­ acres sought by GLASTONBURY. 2 bed­ GuiiAt sbiiN6 sYstiMi tion. All power with until a representative ot the Route 195 odlocent to medium-sized develop­ Bonneau's could be present. room Condominium era built by Sound Technician* ENDROLLS leather. 59,900 miles. IAUTD8 FDR 1-84. PBD Zoned. Po­ ment company. Brok­ for rent or lease with from prof***lon*l component* Doted at Andover, Connec­ 27% wMth - 288 Best offer. 643-6749. |RENT/LEA8E tential uses Include ers welcomed and fully option to buy. Hole that are beat for your need*. ticut 2 June, 1988. cluster development, 1$% width • 2 lor 289 CHEVY Comoro 1980. protected. Coll or Forms complex 1st Call Jack Bertrand at Zoning Board of Appeals strip shoppine and of­ write: Sugorbush, Inc., floor. $800. Coll for MUST D * plokad up *l Hi* Mint condition. FREE Mileage on low/v Andover, Connecticut fice. D.W.Pish Com­ 200 West Center Street, additional details. 6 4 3 - 1 2 6 1 Herald Otltee Monday thru Loaded. Garaged win­ cost auto rentals. Vlk^ Donald Ayrton, Chairman mercial Investment B7, Manchester, CT For Your Sound Syatam Naedal Thuraday balore 11 *.m. only. ters. $3800. Call 646-8736 logo Auto Rental. 643- Jock Loppen Realty. — Sale* 8 S*rv/o* — 0024)6 Compony 643-4616.0 06040. (203) 649-1490. 643-4263. days. 2979 or 646-7044.