12—MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, June 11,1991 ■ ( ' ' FAMILY Social ■ children'■ family concerns JiattfhpHfrr BpralJt J New process helps balding women Handling peer pressure WEDNESDAY NEWSSTAND: 350 JUNE 12,1991 another normal person, but got so FOURTEEN PAGES Manchester, CT — A City of Village Charm Volume 110, Number 216 HOME DELIVERED: 300 now, I hold my head up high.” By PAULA A. LENTI vain about their looks, they By JODIE QUAGLIA w $ m Manchester Herald Denise said she noticed the dif­ thought they were more powerful. lii ference right away. “Some people Today I want to talk about a Don’t be afraid, you can be just MANCHESTER — Some men, don’t even notice — they just think serious problem that nearly as strong. Stand for yourself in the course of their lives, tend to iLs a perm or a new hair style. And everyone faces at one time in their and others and if you can’t or lose hair, or go bald. This is a well- it’s easy to take care of. It only life: peer pressure. don’t want to take their pressures, known phenomenon. needs to be washed every few Everywhere you go there is al­ tell them “no.” Directors back application for CDBG IhsjidE^ But what is not as well known is weeks, depending on the person and ways some kind of cool group that Don’t stand for peer pressure, their activities.” that women can have the same treats anyone different like dirt. shoot it right back in their faces. If By BRIAN M. TROTTA program. The town participated in the program from 1974 to in the matter if they want it. The Gentilcores have been in the problems. Unfortunately, in our So, why not make mud? you can’t get in the mood to “tell Manchester Herald 1979, but withdrew rfter voters chose not to accept the money “I am vehemently opposed to entering the program without a society, it is not considered attrac­ hair styling business for 28 years. What I mean is, say for ex­ them off,” always think of the in a 1979 referendum. referendum,” said Director Ellen Bums-Landers. “We saw a ■ Nixed proposal won’t tive or even acceptable for a woman J They have done wigs for years. ample that group decides to ac­ consequences first. MANCHESTER — The Board of Directors unanimously Two other referendums, in 1981 and 1984, reaffirmed the great deal of support for the program at the public hearing, but hinder bonds...... Page 3. to allow her baldness to be known. “We’re always looking for some­ cept you if you rank down a not- Then ask the other kids around*- voted to reenter a controversial federal grant program Tliesday, original vote. The directors have refused the grant in a pro that may not have been a representative sample.” Consider Denise’s story: She has thing better and we will keep on so-popular Idd, or steal just one your school what they think of the but encouraged voters to petition the issue to referendum if forma vote each year since then. In March, General Manager At a May 14 hearing on the block grants, residents who sup­ looking.” ■ Board wants cheaper bus experienced all the emotional and This is Denise before the integration system process, and pack of gum. Now, you’ve pressuring people. Most likely they are unhappy with the board making the decision for them. Richard J. Sartor suggested the town reconsider entering the ported the block grant program outnumbered opponents by a contract...... Page 3. social trauma that goes along with after. But, for now, they say, this sys­ worked hard to change your you’ll find that staying out of the The town is eligible to receive $435,000 this year from the program because of declining state and federal revenues. 2-to-l margin. Androgenetis alopecia, which is U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development if it par­ Although they voted unanimously in favor of the program, tem is the best they’ve come across. image and ways of life, all so you group means being more free and ■ Hospital provides choles­ female pattern bidding. She tried Hair Prosthesis and Integration Cen­ according to the Gentilcores. could be in this group. liked by a greater percent of the ticipates in the Community Development Block Grant the directors made it clear that the voters can have the final say Please see CDBG, page 2. The cost of the system is $350 to terol counseling.....Page 3. new hair cuts, styles, coloring and ter located on 101 Center Street. The The prosthetic wig is light. It has $600. The prosthetic wig can be Stop. Count the members of the people than hated. perming her hair to camouflage the Gentilcores introduced Denise to netting on the inside, where the real made to the exact length, color and group and then the rest of the So now, hopefully, you won’t hair loss. When none of these their new hair integration system. hair, can be pulled through. This is volume of one’s present hair. chilchen. Which group is larger, take bad risks just to be popular, worked, she turned to full wigs, but In this system, which is intended how the hair and the wig blend and most likely more powerful? because a fool who does foolish Bush’s Board this was too hot and heavy and un­ for a person such as Denise, who is together to make it look like it is all The wigs work with all ages. And who’s to say who’s mote things remains a fool. comfortable for she still had a lot of only balding in spots, a prosthetic natural. They also work with cancer patients, popular than another? her own hair. wig is custom-designed to blend “It builds your self-confidence,” say the Gentilcores. Now take a look at the peer JcxUe Quaglia is a sixth-grader 'f T h - That was when she went to Plat with the hair, rather than cover it. It rejects Denise says. “I used to look down “It’s wonderful to have hair who’s causing the pressure. Just at Verplanck School. heart and Jeff Genlilcore of the Stylist makes hair look fuller and healthier. when I walked through a crowd. But again,” Denise says. Committee seeks overseas addition Gulf veterans Weddings, engagements and anniversaries MANCHESTER — The WASHINGTON (AP) — With By BRIAN M. TROTTA town’s Independence Day the Persian Gulf War fading from Manchester Herald Celebration Committee is asking Friedman-Miller Rabbi Jay Goldstein officiated. the horizon. President Bush is trying for help from anyone who The bride was given m marriage by Zipoli-Torone to convince Americans that he cares MANCHESTER — The Board of knows local veterans of the war Julie Sue Miller, daughter of Jon both sets of her parents. Sheri as much about problems at home as Directors has rejected a plan to build in the Persian Gulf. and Adrienne Ralley of Meriden and Vivian Rose Torone, daughter of The committee is planning a DeLott was maid of honor. Brides­ n Mr. and Mrs. Gino *Ibrone of he does about crises overseas. a temporary addition to town hall Joseph and Eleanor Miller of maids were Sandi Irueheart, Cyn­ Bush openly acknowledges that and has begun the process of ceremony to honor, such veterans Manchester, and Jan Stuart Fried­ Southington, and Domenick Zipoli, that will be part of the Indepen­ thia Driehaup, Rebecca Talbot and son of Mrs. Felma Zipoli of his heart is in foreign affairs, but naming another citizen’s commis­ man, son of Steven and Susan Fried­ dence Day Celebration slated for Michelle LeBlanc. Junior brides­ Manchester and the late John Zipoli, polls show the public cares much sion to study a permanent solution man of Hunter, N.Y., were married July 6, said committee member maids were Allison Stein, cousin of were married Oct. 20, 1990 at St. more deeply about the economy, the to the space crunch in municipal of­ April 21, 1991 at Temple B’nai Ca^y Hopperstad. the bride, and Sarah Miller, sifter of 9 i Thomas Church in Southington. nation’s schools, spiraling health fices. Abraham, Meriden. the bride. care costs, drug abuse and crime. The directors said they did not During the ceremony, the The Rev. Daniel Flynn ofificated. Those are the issues that Americans want to spend large amounts of names of troops will be read Barry Friedman, brother of the The bride was given in marriage by say will determine how they vote. town money on something that was aloud, said Hopperstad. The groom, was best man. Ushers were I t her father. Judy Nardi was maid of Frequently accused of lacking not permanent. General Manager committee needs the name, rank, Jason Miller, brother of the bride, honor and John Muldoon was best solutions for domestic woes. Bush Richard J. Sartor had proposed con­ address, and branch of service Clint Miller and Jeffrey Friedman, man. / will go on the offensive tonight in a structing a 4,000 square-foot for each veteran. brother of the groom. Elyse Segal-Curtls Orkin Leona Bousquet Anyone with information After a reception at Trinity Ban­ speech at the White House. He is modular building behind town hall After a reception at the Temple James J. McKay until a permanent solution is ap­ should contact Hopperstad at the quet hall the couple went on a wed­ expected to attack Congress for fail­ the couple went to Disney World Segal-Orkin ing to meet his challenge to pass proved. town Recreation offices by call­ ding trip to St. Martin. They are ing 647-3079 or Barbara Mozzer and a cruise to Nassau. They are Ely and Leah Segal of Old Bousquet-McKay legislation within 100 days dealing “This temporary solution is not making their home in Vernon. at the personnel office, making their home in Cheshire. Saybrook, formerly of Manchester, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard Bousquet of with crime and transportation. economical,” said Director Wally 647-3126. The bride is a graduate of Sim­ announce the engagement of their Putnam announce the engagement The bride is a graduate of More than 1,000 people were in­ Irish. ‘To put a $444,000 Band Aid mons College, Boston, Mass, with a Hopperstad said she had tried daughter, Elyse Carol Segal, to Cur­ of their daughter, Leona BousqueU Southington High School and Crea-- vited to the White House to hear on the town hall issue does not solve Mr. and Mrs. Domenick to get information about local bachelor of arts degree in human tis Brian Orkin, son of Stanley and to James J. McKay, son of Mr. and tive School of Hairdressing. She is Bush’s speech on the. South Lawn. the problem.” troops from the military, but services. The bridegroom is a Mrs. James R. McKay of 70 High­ employed by Images Hair Design in Zipoli The event also is sure to turn into a But Democrat Joyce G. Epstein, Marilyn Orkin of Vernon. they had no quick way of find­ graduate of the University of Mas­ The bride-elect is a graduate of land St., Manchester. Southington. birthday celebration as the president - who cast the sole vote in favor of ing out the local addresses of sachusetts, Amherst, Mass, with a the University of Connecticut with a The bride-elect is a graduate of tive School of Hairdressing. He is marks his 67th birthday. the modular addition, said the Mr. and Mrs. Jan S. Fried­ bachelor of arts degree in political The bridegroom is a graduate of the owner of LaModa Salon in Ver­ troops. bachelor of science degree. She is Putnam High School and Eastern The four television networks modular building was the best solu­ Manchester High School and Crea- non. man science. currently pursuing an MBA degree Connecticut State University. She is shelved any plans to carry the ad­ tion for the least amount of money. at UConn. She is employed as a assistant manager of a community dress live at 8 pjn. EDT after the “The bottom line is money. Money White House said Bush would not solves everything,” Epstein said.. Man found dead business systems officer at Connec­ living arrangement program for Derrick-Cooper presently employed as associate Justo-White an assistant hotel products manager announce any new initiatives. Voters have twice rejected ticut Mutu^ Life Insurance Co. Residental Management Services. director of the Advertising Club of In com m uter lot for Beckley Corp. of Bristol. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin R. Derrick The deadline — which Bush set proposals for additions to town hall. Mr. and Mrs. Lionel S. Justo of The prospective bridegroom is a The prospective bridegroom is a Greater Boston. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of Syracuse University of 165 Shallowbrook Lane, in a March 6 address to Congress In 1989 a $13 million'plan failed by COLUMBIA (AP) — The West Hartford announce the engage­ graduate of Howell Cheney Techni­ The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of East Catholic High with a bachelor of science degree. Manchester, announce the engage­ after the war — expires Friday. The just 37 votes. Last November, a s- body of a 29-year-old man was ment of their daughter, Erin Marie cal School, Manchester and is a fire graduate of the University of Mas­ Justo, to Michael D. Wiite, son of School and Fairfield University. He He is pursuing his MBA at the fighter with the Town of Manchester ment of their daughter, Lynne C. president has made the crime bill a caled-down plan that would have found slumped over the steering Derrick of Boston, Mass., to James sachusetts. He is president of frequent subject of his speeches but cost $11.1 million was rejected by wheel in a car in a commuter Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth D. White of is employed in his family business. University of Hartford. He is a Volunteer Fire Department. He is Gary Tucksr/Manchaatar Harald Interior Construction Supplies. R. Cooper, son of Eleanor Bortman Cooper and Associates in rarely mentions the highway bill. more than 5,300 votes. parking lot in Columbia early of 740 Spring St. Ext., Manchester. senior design engineer at Kaman self-employed. Portsmouth, NH. LIGHTS AWEIGH — Ron Tarca of New Hartford, a subcontractor for EC I of Hartford, cuts the A Nov. 9, 1991 wedding is of Palm Harbor, Fla. The highway bill has just gotten Director Geoffrey Naab said the today, state police said. The bride-elect is a graduate of Aerospace. An Oct. 6, 1991 wedding is An Aug. 10, 1991 wedding is planned at St. James Church, Glas­ The bride-elect is a graduate of base of a light pole that is slated for removal along Main Street in Manchester. Ali the poles State police said they con­ Roosevelt High School, Yonkers, A September 21, 1991 wedding is planned at North United Methodist planned in New Castle, NJI. N.Y. and Quinnipiac College. She is tonbury. planned in Rockville. Church, Manchester. Trinity College, Hartford, and is Please see BUSH, page 14. are coming down as part of the downtown renovation project. Please see SPACE, page 2. sidered the death suspicious. The agency’s major crime squad and the medical examiner’s of­ 1.^’- fice were investigating. Weicker: resolve crisis now Police said they were with­ Town begins process From Page 1 holding the man’s identity pend­ Salaries HARTFORD (AP) — Along with his updated budget economy, Weicker said about $228 million in new taxes ing notification of his family. proposal. Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. put out a stem will be needed on top of the $1 billion in new taxes he al­ The body was found shortly ■ Marchettini, Flavell and Garro year, the board decided to award warning to state lawmakers: Don’t think you can wait ready had proposed. after 6 a.m. in a car parked in the for delinquent taxes will receive $37,023, $37,138 and Flavell and Garro, the custodians’ beyond July 1 to solve the state’s budget crisis. “Since February, we have seen a precipitous deteriora­ lot at the intersection of Routes supervisors, with 7-percent salary $34,347, respectively. Weicker said Thesday he is flatly opposed to any form tion in , the economic condition of our state,” Weicker 6 and 66. All the administrators will make increases as well, Horn explained. : : B( By BRIAN M. TROTTA Weinberg owes more than of continuing resolution intended to give lawmakers said at a news conference. “This state is b lu in g , and $95,500 on seven properties he per­ $250 payments toward their health That decision came during a more time to agree on a budget. badly.... I’m talking about people’s lives and jobs.” Manchester Herald closed session of the school board sonally owns, including Economy insurance, said Craig Lappen, co­ “The task can be accomplished,” Weicker said. “It Reaction to the governor’s new proposal was split chair of the Board of Education’s last week, she said. During the Volcano emits Electric’s headquarters at 428 Tol­ .... -m doesn’t need to take months to do it. I’m not going to be along predictable lines. MANCHESTER — The town has Fmance Committee. The committee meeting, the board also discussed The' Tfl filed 350 liens, totaling almost land TXimpike. Hale Road As­ a party to any continuing resolution.” Critics of Weicker’s income tax-based budget said huge eruption sociates, a Weinberg parmership, drew iq> the salary raise recommen­ Kennedy’s performance. Thurs^y^i beef body’e $940,000 agairist property owners He also warned that, without a budget by month’s end, they were dismayed, but not surprised, that he has al­ MANILA, Philippines (AP) owes more than $8,500 on two dations before tie board tqjproved Kennedy’s objectives, which he of Medidiiij’j pi(twm after infec- the state will lose its chance to achieve nearly $300 mil­ ready proposed slight increases in the sales and income who are delinquent on their 1989 them. puts in writing at the start of each — Mount Pinatubo erupted with taxes. properties on Hale Road. lion in wage and pension fund concessions from state tax. In his second budget, Weicker proposed cutting the All the administrators performed school year, were “pretty much ful­ cells that OB J»r- three thundering explosions The taxes were based on the Oct. Stale Street Technologies, another employees. sales tax from 8 percent to 4 3 percent — not as low as company Weinberg is involved in, well during the year, Liqipen said. filled,” Horn said. by the today, shooting a giant plume of 1, 1989, grand list and were due in In an effort to push the Legislature toward agreement the 4.25 percent he proposed in February. ash more than 12 miles high and owes the town almost $12,000 on The administrators are not mem­ Board members also had to ^1 s)Ale< fioteine on a budget, Weicker offered an updated, balanced He also tinkered with his income tax system, replacing half-year installments on July 1, bers of bargaining groups, so their out a three-page evaluation o/ the sending molten rock and super­ five properties along Hale Road. of ,1 HIV,* budget that relies on slightly higher ^ e s and income a flat 6 percent tax to a graduated tax ranging from 5.75 1990, and Jan. 1,1991. salaries had to be voted on in­ superintendent. In most topics, Ken­ recehtl: heated gas cascading into three The list of liens reads like a who’s taxes than he originally want^. rivers. Manchester. 1-84 Associates, the dividually by the school board. nedy received an “above-average cine,, who of businesses that have suffered Citing the continued worsening of the state’s Please see WEICKER, page 14. Thousands of residents, of the company which owns much of the Board member Jan Horn said rating” from the school board mem­ most during the current economic nearby city of Angeles jammed land around the I^vilions at Buck- board members wanted to give the bers, Horn said. recession. Those owing most in outgoing roads, panicking at the land Hills shopping mall, owes same raises to the administrators as Kennedy “has a good reputation back taxes include real estate roar of the initial eruption, $65,000 on two properties along it did to the employees who work among other superintendents,” she developers and manufacturing com­ Andover which sent a huge gray-greenish Buckland Hills Drive. The total in­ under them. Therefore, because the said, but added, just like anybody Board panies, both of which have seen custodians’ contract will provide else, there is “always room for im­ mushroom cloud bursting from their business drop sharply over the cludes more than $60,000 in back the volcano. taxes on 345 Buckland Hills Dr., the them with 7-percent raises next provement” past two years. Hundreds of Americans fled site of the Town Pavilions apart­ approves The biggest lien is against the Clark Air Base, which is 10 ments. Brophy Aheam Development Co., miles east of the volcano and Manchester Townhouse Asr which owes the town more than From Page 1 was home to 15,000 American sociates I.imited Paitnership, a com­ Project $160,000 in back taxes on the two budget military personnel and their pany with buildings on O ^ , Spruce Cheney Mill apartment buildings it families until most were and Woodbridge streets, owes the begin June 1. Snow said the lots “The contractor didn’t adequately owns. The company owes $114,000 evacuated Monday. town almost $36,000 on 29 proper­ should be completed by the end of consider the utilities’ sch^ule,” in back taxes on the Weaver’s Mill, Narda Conlay/Manchaatar HarakI By RICHARD RANGOON The base did not appear ties. the month. Snow said. “TTie town knew the at 91 Elm St., and $46,000 on the JOUSTING CLASS — Seventh-grade students at threatened by volcanic flow and Two local manufacturers are also Snow said the delay in tearing utilities’ plans and told the contrac­ By BRIAN M. TROTTA Manchester Herald Yam Mill, at 210 Pine St. Manchester’s Hling Junior High School, members of a there were no immediate reports among those that owe the town large down the buildings has set the tor, so they should have taken that Manchester Herald Robert W. Weinberg owes the cooperative learning group, ready themselves for the tourna­ project back six to eight weeks. into consideration when they set MANCHESTER — About 200 of casualties. But scientists amounts of back taxes. The Dean warned of more, possibly larger town more than $115,000 in back Machine Co., a machine shop, owes ment "Battle of the Books” held recently at the school. The The largest problem facing the their time table.” MANCHESTER — The Board of Andover residents and property taxes on several properties that he eruptions from the 4,795-foot more than $17,000 in back taxes on contractor is coordinating work by Snow said the project will still be Directors voted to keep .several owners approved a $4.6 million tournament is a modern-day equivalent of Middle Ages joust­ volcano, which was dormant for owns individually and as a member the utility companies, which are completed within the time frame openings on the police force unfilled budget at a town meeting in the An­ its properties at 102 Colonial Rd. ing. six centuries until it began spew­ of two parinerships. Weinberg is the and 372 Progress Dr. Fabrication upgrading their lines under Main outlined in the bid specifications despite a move by the Democrats to dover School Thesday night. president of Economy Electric ing steam in April. Specialists, a machine shop at 420 Sueet. The utilities have budgeted which require the project to be com­ add the positions into next year’s The approved budget for the fiscal Supply Inc., which has been in year 1991-92 includes $65,000 N. Main St., owes more than the project over two years instei^ of pleted in 470 days. Snow now es­ budget. Chapter 11 bankruptcy for several worth of cuts. The cuts call for $14,000 in bac^ taxes. Amnesty From Page 1 the one year Della Construction had timates the contractor will finish in The Republicans, when they months. planned. about 400 days. adopted their budget last month, $42,000 less for the town equipment said that they had given the issue a fund and the fire department equip­ INDEX from seeing their families, lawyers ty for complying with Iraqi orders to ment fund and $23,000 less for great deal of thought before they Classified...... 10,11 and personal doctors. education. repair a toilet cistern, the group said. decided against adding the two posi­ Comics...... 13 Race From Page 1 The delegate, who was not iden­ Also, people convicted by the mar­ Health From Page 1 The voice vote effectively es­ Food...... 4 tified, also said he saw two prisoners tions. It'l tial court have no right to appeal. “We concluded that we simply tablished a 46.9 mill rate for the up­ Focus...... 7 who appeared to have been tortured. Local...... 2.3 cooperation of the utility companies As part of the contract with Della, Amnesty said. That yields the subjea to the latOT. Truman also favored broader could not afford it,” said Republican coming fiscal year. A referendum One elderly man had lacerations held May 21 saw the defeat of a Lottery...... 2 that are also performing work on the Main Street must be covered with Democrats, for whom it is not new national health insurance, which Ronald Osella. “Right now our fimd across his chest that looked like proposed 47.9 mill rate, while a sub­ Nation/V\torld...... ,...,5 street. pavement by Nov. 1. The contractor “The trials so far have been defec­ business. 'They’re been at it since didn’t stand a chance in his time. balance is right down at the bot­ Obituaries...... 2 sequent town meeting produced an However, even if the work is not must also get town ^proval for any whip marks. Another man had holes tive in all the critical phases — in Harry S. Truman’s time. The There have been Republican in­ tom.” Record...... 2 overwhelmingly negative vote completed, the road will be in work to be performed between Nov. burned in the soles of his feet. the pre-trial period, during the hear­ Medicare program of health in­ itiatives too. Richard M. Nixon Osella said the three recent inci­ Sara Coualns/Manchaatar Harald Opinion...... 6 against a proposal to cut all of the Sports...... 8,9 suitable condition for the race, said 1 and Jan. 15. Also, the conuactor is Amnesty also said charges against ings themselves and afterwards in surance for the elderly was a proposed a national health insurance dents involving the police depart- HELPING HAND — Vbung Charlie Treat offers a consoling hand to a caged cat during the prohibited from performing any defendants often are exaggerated. $65,000 from the education budget. State...... 5 William' L. Snow, the town’s coor­ the lack of defendants’ right to ap­ Truman administration proposal, but plan in *1971, with employers and Connecticut Animal Welfare League’s adopt-a-pet program held over the weekend at the Lutz Television...... 7 dinator for the reconstruction work on Main Street on Thanksgiv­ For example, an electrician and a peal to a higher tribunal,” Amnesty Lyndon B. Johnson was president workers to share the cost of basic Please see POLICE, page 2. Children’s Museum. The leaguejeported at least five pets were adopted. Please see ANDOVER, page 2. project ing Day. plumber could face the death penal­ said. before the bill became law, 20 years coverage. 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 12,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 12,1991—3

Serving Manchester ■ Coventry RECORD LOCAL/REGIONAL ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron J About Town College Notes Police Roundup Decision won’t affect bond issue amendment, which was seen as a Ed board wan^ By RICK SA N TO S Alter & Hadden, concluded the ticut General Statutes that states the Trinity summer schedule CeSU graduates Manchester Herald bail-out bill for ailing developers, is failed amendment has no bearing on issuance of bonds to provide hous­ Magna Cum Laude graduate Accident victims treated being applauded by Manchester the authority’s decision to refinance ing for low-income people is Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St., A number of Manchester residents were recent Erin S. Prescott, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neal E. Mayor Terry Werkhoven. the conversion project, the deemed appropriate. Fsr the Ribbon Manchester, will begin its summer schedule on Sunday, graduates from Central Connecticut State University. MANCHESTER — Two men were transported to MANCHESTER — The Prescott of Bolton, was awarded a bachelor of arts Werkhoven said he believes the authority’s attorney Malcolm Bar- Mill project, 21 of the 104 units are to bus for less June 16. Worship services will be at 8 and 10 a.m. There TTiose receiving bachelor of arts degrees were: Manchester Memorial Hospital Sunday following a car Manchester Housing Authority’s is­ will be no Sunday School until September. degree, Magna Cum Laude, at the 115th commencement issuance of such bonds is unfair to low said. being rented as affordable housing. u Lauren Carlson, 41 Carriage Drive and Edith Tracy, accident at the intersection of Holl and Pearl sheets. suance of tax-exempt bonds for the of Boston College, Chesmut Hill, Mass, on May 20. taxpayers whose money is used to “We’re in perfectly fine shape,” The question of whether the hous­ By SCOTT B. BREDE . dissolved should the bus company ^ Country music festival 163 Woodland St., bachelor of arts degrees. John A. Mumford, 41, of 26 Birch St., was treated and refinancing of the conversion of the M^chedter Hergid______agree, to reopen the contract, She is a 1987 graduate of Manchester High School. released from the hospital for injuries to his head and Ribbon Mill apartments is not in insure the bonds. Barlow said, interpreting a message ing must be proposed — rather than Receiving bachelor of science degrees were: Kimber­ sent to him from Murphy. Nhtffe said. In exchange for ac­ The American Legion, 20 American Legion Dr., Her undergraduate activities at BC included membership face and a concussion after his car flipped over, a hospi­ jeopardy despite the General As­ The Housing Authority’s bond existing — is> ambiguous in the Manchester will have a country music festival every ly Backiel, 47 Bruce Road; Denise Bator, P. O. Box law specialist, Michael P. Murphy Murphy bases his opinion on a statutes, Barlow said, relaying Mur­ MANCHESTER — /Ibe Boaid cepting less of an mcrease next in Alplu Sigma Nu National Jesuit Honor Scoiety and tal spokesman said. sembly’s rejection of a measure \year, M a^ said he plans to oCfa Friday night from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m. in the main hall. 13M; Shawn Bator, 73 Alton St.; Scott Boutot, 159 the Omicron Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa. — of the Washingtqn law firm of portion of Sec. 8-52 of the Coimec- phy’s opinion. of Education is bopiiig to save iq> Leland Drive; Diane Carr, 232 Grissom Road; The other driver, Jonathan Gillespie, 29, of 80 Pitkin aimed at clarifying the powers of to to tens thousands of dollars a the^ompany a new five-year con­ Tickets are $5 each. Enjoy Dorsey’s roundup on the large St., was released with an injured right ankle, the spokes­ local housing authorities, the western dance floor. All welcome. For more information, Stephanie Chou, 96 J 1\idor Lane; and Tina Dieffen- Named to magazine staff it seeks To renegotiate its contract tract with the sebod system. bacher-Bakas, 14-A Garden Drive. man said. authority’s attorney said 'fiiesday. call 644-6738. with the Manct»ster Bus Serviee. . Maffe would not disclose die ^ Alex B. Maderazo of Blue Ridge Drive, Manchester, Gillespie was issued an infraction for reckless driving The intent of the failed amend­ ipedfic araounrof savings that h^ Also: Sarah Harrington, 26 Nolwood St.; Leslie has t ^ n named to the staif of Epic, the student magazine Ota Monday, the school board Kessel, 188 Broad St.; Sharon Larkin^ 55 Woodland and failure to carry an insurance card, police said. ment was to broaden the bonding approved a request by Hrancis ■ ■ will seek, but said it will be in tte YWCA summer program of Kingswood-Oxford School in West Hartford. He will N powers of authorities, so they could A self-defense course which incorporates the most St.; K im ^rlee McClelland, 210 Pine St.; Rochelle be co-art editor for the 1991-92 school year. Maffe, the chairman of the “tens of thousands of dollars.”- ' Nodden, 70 Parker St.; Marc Persinski, 48 Wadsworth issue bonds for existing housing, not board’s Transportation Commit- QBPhaal^from the hns cnd^a»»> practical principles of Judo, Aikido and Karate will be Maderazo was also named to the staff of the student St.; Maryanne Pescosolidao, 199 Deer Run Trail- just proposed housing. could not be reached th^ idSlaKv held at the Ntochester YWCA, 78 North Main St., newspaper, K-O News, as feature editor and Patrick J. l^tee, for a bid waiver that would l^ b in Provencal, 17 Carol Drive; Diana Smith, 50 Lotteiy However, the local housing allow him to cut a new deal with mg. Manchester. Ages 6-14, Friday, 6:30-7:30 pjn. Ages 15 Sweeney of Keimedy Road was named sports editor of authority’s bond-law specialist said and up, Fri., 7:30-8:30 p.m. Sununer program will be Thayer Road; Rosemary Smith, 40 Wood-itock Drive; the newspaper. Maderazo and Sweeney will be seniors officials from the bus company. ■ A new contract would. have^toT^ Ann StJean, 141 Branford St.; Scott Wagner, 482 W.’ Here are the latest lottery results from around New he believes the unamended legisla­ Manchester Bus Service has held 6/14 through 8/30, 10 wks., $50. For more informa­ next y ^ . The award-winning magazine is published England: tion does permit authorities to issue be agreed tqxm befrae the. tion, call 647-1437. Middle Tpke.; and Jason Alochowski, 94 Cambridge St. three times each school year and the newspaper is driven Manchester children to day when the final year of the Master of science degree: Lisa Cleveland, 23 Essex Connecticut boiyds for existing projects. school for m(»e thm 25 years. published 15 times. On May 30, the Housing five-year contract begms, MafTe Blood pressure clinics St.; Deborah Duarte, 521 Hilliard St.; Theresa Daily: 5-9-7. Play Four: 7-2-5-7. Lotto: The Board of Education is said, A meeting betwetas th*t Chabrial, 59 McDivitt Drive; Christine Ladd, 18 Jack- 18-19-24-25-28-34. Authority voted 3-to-l to extend the heading into the final year of Visiting Nurse and Community Health of Eastern On PSU dean’s list deadline for the closing date of the ' Transportation Committee ■and son St.; S u^nne M. Markowski, 28 Garden Drive; and Massachusetts five-year contract with the com­ bus company ofticials to discuss Connecticut will hold the following blood pressure Daily: 2-4-0-0. Mass Millions: 2-3-9-23-33-47. Bonus: 7. refinancing of the Ribbon Mill clinics: Mon., June 17 at Hop River Homes in Andover Judith Smith, 93 Downey Drive. Susan Sinatra, 40 Heidi M. Sebauster, daughter of Richard and Marie pany. Under the existing contract, the issue is scheduled for Tiies- Schauster of 351 Porter Sl, Manchester, has been named project. The authority is issuing from 2-3 p.m.; Thurs., June 20 at Orchard Hills in Phyllis Road, received her sixth year professional the school district will pay rough­ day. ! diploma of advanced studies. Card of Thanks $3.75 million in tax-exempt bonds Coventry from 10-11 a.m.; and Mon., June 24 at the to the dean’s list for the Spring semester at Pennsylvania ly $2 miilirm during the 1991-92 The bus company transports Also, several Bolton and Coventry residents were State University. She is a 1989 graduate of East Catholic Many thanks to the person who for the project, which is providing Hebron Senior Center from 1-2 p.m. All residents of the addition^ affordable housing. The school year for the stavice, an 8 Manchester students to m-townr recently awarded degrees from Central ConnecUcut State High School and is presently in the Health and Human found my keys and returned them to percent — or nearly $160,000 — towns served are eligible to attend and receive blood me. bonds are insured by the U.S. sdiods as well as out-oFtown University. development honors program at the university. She is increase over its current spending facilities. Tlie company was the pressure checks, tine tests and health guidance. For more majoring i^ nutrition. Department of Housing and Urban information call 423-1651. Thomas Menard of 14 Sunset Lane, Bolton, received Victor Dubaldo for Inising, Maffe said. cmly one to bid on the lata two a bachelor of science degree in indusuial technology and Development. The rejection of the proposed The ^^nroved bid waiver will Board of Education contract offtN:? Kinderfun registration Kathryn Parkins, 39 Stonehedge Lane, Bolton, received allow the current contract to be «n«s- . ■ The YWCA Kinderfun program will be taking a master of science degree. Weather regisUations for the 1991-92 program year for Part-time Terese Cagianello of 134 Fi^ldstone Lane and David (3 days or less) students on June 17. Kinderfun is a Plant of 508 Geraldine Drive, both of Coventry, received In Brief . . . r?j^' state-licensed, non-profit YWCA childcare kindergarten bachelor of arts degrees. Daniel Healy of Coventry ------1------1 V STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Thunderstorms N . - program. Bus transportation is provided from received a bachelor of science degree and George Sime BOLTON — Representatives SUPPER Manchester public schools to the YWCA, 78 North Main of 1121 Merrow Road, a master of science degree. from the state Economic Develop­ Street, Manchester. Kinderfun hours are 11:30-5:30 p.m., Here is tonight’s weather for the Friday, June 14th ment Commission will counsel the Mon.-Fri. For more information, call 647-1437. Bible award received Greater Manchester area: Evening Sponsored by the Womens' Fellowship of the Board of Selectmen on procedures Mike Hoover, son of James and Emily Hoover of thunderstorms likely then clearing i '»l, Gary Tuckar/Manchaatar Harald Glastonbury I Buckingham Qongregatipnal Church. cooler and less humid. Low 55 to y / ' for the newly formed local Estate planning seminar Manchester, has been awarded the Massachusetts Bible "1 . ^ GENERATIONS AT PLAY — Seventh-grade students at Bennet Junior High School play Sittings at 6PM, 6PM and TPM 60. Wind becoming northwest 15 to / ^ ^ Economic Development Commis­ Society Award from the religion department at Eastern ■■ 0 Menu includes Ham, home-made potato salad, baked beans, Coventry Senior Citizens and other interest persons y sion at a meeting Thursday. cards with some residents of the Westside Multicare Center for the elderly on Bidwell Street. Nazarene College, Quincy, Mass. 25 mph. Chance of rain 60 percent. 0 1 cole slaw, rolls, butter, beverage and Strawberry Shortcake. ^ e invited to attend a seminar about Estate Planning on Thursday, suimy and pleasant. High The meeting is scheduled for 7:30 The game was part of the six-year-old Adopt-A-Grandparent program the school runs. Pic­ He is a 1990 graduate of the Cornerstone Chri.stian 1« i' ' , i 0 t t Donations $7 adults, children 10 and under $3. near 75. p.m. at the Community Hall. Chnirh^’i ^ ^ ^ Presbyterian School of Manchester. He’s a freshman religion major at u' II i> 0 tured from left are Chester Hopowiec, Jason Davidson, Robin Towle, Lulu Pecott, and Jessie For reservations call The leading edge of cooler and , > The commission has been created the college and has been the chaplain of his freshman ,0 ^ i Burrell. Gretchen Deans, 633-7992 or 667-3991 class. He is also a member of the men’s varsity cross drier Canadian air will move into V 0 I to develop and promote indusfrial Alzheimer and Caregivers country team. He attends the Manchester Church of the New England today and move off and commercial activities in the Nazarene. the coast tonight. High pressure will town and thus add to its tax base. Thank you, Saint Jude, The next Education meeting of the Alzheimer Support then build in for the end of the The commission is expected to be Group Program of Visiting Nurse and Home Care of for answering Nursing degree awarded week. Meanwhile, low pressure aware of the conditions that affect FATHER D A Y .1 'S U N D A Y , J U N! e 1 ^ T h . Manchester will be held on Thursday from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Susan C. Allen, daughter of Carl and Carol Allen of moves from the coast of Maine late my prayers. at the Crestfield Convalescent Home, 565 Vernon St., economic growth such as changes in Sunny Brook Drive, Manchester, received a bachelor of today through, the maritimes zoning, roads, housing, and tax and Manchester. Next Wednesday, there will be a Caregiver’s science degree in nursing from Simmons College in Bos­ Thursday. G.H. Support Group meeting from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at environmental laws. ton, Mass, on May 19, 1991. While at Simmons she was Today’s weather drawing is by Jade Hwang, a fourth-grader Manchester Memorial Hospital. Fbr more information the secretary of the Nursing Liaison. She is a graduate of oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo call 647-1481. at Nathan Hale School in Manchester. 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According to Selectman Peter budget will produce a number of from the school fund for constme- "We Ceme To Your Home —{. Maneggia, only $10,000 will be changes, including reduced cus­ tion. Some constmetion priorities & Give Your Car That "Personal Touch" added to each the town equipment todial service and the elimination of are modernizing the school furnace and the fire equipment funds. That is AHM Substance Abuse instruction and renovating the building to com­ STANDARD PKG. SPECIAL PKG. a $26,000 cut for town equipment program, said Ruth O’Neil, acting ply with stmctural fire codes. It is • Hand Wash and a $16,000 cut for fire equipment chairwoman of the Board of Educa­ expected that much of this money • Hand Wash • Hand RuUmd Wax from the amounts initially proposed. tion. will be reimbursed by state grants. • Hand Rubbed Wax • Machine Buffed ' ,• The cuts will mean less reserve The RHAM late bus and the stu­ After a long discussion, the an­ •^Machine Buffed • W indows Washed '•S' dent campout will be eliminated, nual fee for peddlers and itinerant • WhHe Walla InaMeftOul money for the replacement of large • Vacuum Interior ticket items like bulldozers for the and the heating oil account' will be , vendors to sell their goods was 8 • Vinyl Tops • White Walls 8 landfill and plows and sand reduced by nearly $4,000, she said. raised from $5 to $50. It does not • Vinyl Tope spreaders for the roads, Maneggia The education budget for fiscal apply to town shops and non-profit e Door Jams said. 1991-92 is $170,000 less than the and civic groups. And the town fire department will department’s initial request, bring­ Before the meeting was ad­ probably put off buying a more ing the total to $1,883,073. journed, the crowd applauded the modem fire engine, due to cuts in In other business, the public vote (Tax ^d4 Q ^ 5 outgoing officers who will be MostCan ■ MostCare the fire engine fund, he said. passed a recommendation from the replaced by the new leadership that Cuts to the Board of Education Board of Finance to take $20,000 takes office next month. I’ersonal 647-7706 Ibucli

Dannia Oavla/Manchastar Harald OQQOQOOOOQOOOOQOOOOOOOOOQQOOOQOOOQQO CHANGING WORLD — Pat Lazzaro, a professional race car driver and spokeswoman for the tire maker Bridgestone USA, explains some of finer points of tire maintenance to a group Police From Page 1 of woman at a recent clinic held at Tires International in Manchester. ment that the Democrats alluded to ‘To keep pushing ahead for the chief proponents of adding the posi­ in their May 31 request to put the positions against the [police depart­ tions. issue on the agenda had nothing to ment’s] and the general manager’s “This is not Bridgeport, Mr. CDBG From Page 1 do with a manpower shortage. recommendations is making the Ryan. This is not Hartford, Mr. Cas­ •' -vt' But Democratic Minority Leader issue too political,” Osella said. sano,” Irish said. “If such an urgen­ TFT Director Ronald Osella, in an­ “If they don’t like our decisions, proves the town’s re-entrance into Stephen T. Cassano, who requested “You can accuse me of pandering cy existed the chief would be here nouncing . his support for the then they can take it out on us in the program that it should also im­ that the item be put on the directors’ to the police union all you want,” himself. program, said significant changes in November.” pose a freeze on spending the agenda, thought otherwise. “We Cassano retorted. “I suppose we can Director Ellen Bums-Landers Isn’t vour house the regulations governing the The direc^irs had wanted to send money until after a referendum. know by talking to people that there wait until we have a few serious sided with her Republican col­ program have eliminated many of is a public perception that the police the issue directly to the voters calls stacked up or the police depart­ leagues, saying that she had seen no .•if. the so-called strings opponents had without voting on the program, But Sartor said it was unlikely the department is not able to do its job ment decides to stop covering for new circumstances arise since the feared were attach^ to the money. however Town Attorney Maureen town would rdccive any money by bemuse it doesn’t have the man­ this board, to'add the positions.” budget was adopted May 1 that Still, Osella said he would sign a A. Chmielecki issued an opinion the time of the November election. power,” he said. An angry Wally Irish then lashed would make her vote in favor of ad­ the best? •• '•ciw * r petition for referendum, if one were that said such an advisory referen­ Cassano said that the directors out at Cassano and Ryan, the two ding the positions. started. He added that he would also dum was not a valid method of A petition for referendum on the had asked General Manager Richard vote to enter the program if the deciding policy because they are CDBG money would require the J. Sartor to driiver a budget recom­ 1 referendum were held. non-binding. Chmielecki based her signatures of 5 percent, or about mendation that contained no more i t - # ' But Director Wally Irish warned opinion on a 1987 state superior 1,500, of the town’s 29,500 than a 6-percent increase, but would Gas leak forces against a petition, saying it would court ruling and an opinion from the registered voters. The petition, for­ not impact on public safety, yet he would be counter productive and state Elections Enforcement Com­ mally known as a Petition for Or­ froze the two positions anyway. would bring out strong overtones of mission. dinance, may be submitted to the Sartor said the police depart­ racial problems. During debate on the grant town at any time. A special election ment’s original budget request was 250 to evacuate • A “The voters should look to their money. Democrat Stephen T. Cas- must be held within 45 days of the for an increase of more than 13 per­ elected officials, on this,” Irish said. sano suggested that if the board ap­ petition’s submission. cent. He said he decided to freeze MANCHESTER — Roughly 250 necticut Natural Gas Corp. were the positions only after making people from a nursery school and able to stop the gas from leaking many other cuts in the department’s senior citizen housing project were temporarily by placing a wooden budget. evacuated Ibesday in response to a plug into the broken valve, Hughes (’■■a aua , Space From Page 1 Democratic Director Thomas M. propane gas leak that originated said. It was about 6:15 p.m. before The best way to protect your original investment p/us every Ryan, who pushed for the positions from Manchester Racquet Club on the damaged valve was replaced. West Center Street. dollar of appreciation on your house is Cabot Stains. Premium town needed to take four steps to* “We should leave the solution Naab said acquiring the Post Of­ during the budget process, said the Because of the combustible na­ BONUSCOUPONS solve the lack of space at town hall. completely open to the imagination fice would would provide some tem­ police department is doing a good Although fire officials say ho one ture of the gas, fire officials ordered quality Cabot Stains feature high pigment concentration His plan included rejecting the and expertise of the committee that porary space that the the toWn could job with the personnel it has, but was injured as a result of the leak, it the evacuation of people from the for long>lasting, durable beauty. And every Cabot penetrating modular building, establishing a is appointed,” Naab said. use as a partial solution to the space needs the exua pabol officers to was several hours before the senior buildings immediately downwind stain is guaranteed not to crack, blister or peel. Shouldn't new study committee, purchasing But Democrats on the board said crunch. When a permanent solution cope with serious situations like citizens who live in Westhill Gar­ from the leak, he said. Besides Wes­ you protect your house the best way possible? Cabot Stains. the Post Office, and developing the the new study committee was a is decided and acted on, the building yesterday’s propane leak on West dens housing complex were able to thill Garden residents, children had return to their residences. Experience the Best™ 20% OFF least expensive solution to the space waste of time and effort. “How could be used as a historical center, Center Street. to moved out of the Kinder-Care Town of Manchester Firefighters Learning Centers. People in a near­ ANY SINGLE ITEM WUH THIS COUPON problems in the town clerk’s office. many studies do we need,” Epstein he said. “We’ve had a 24-percent increase Cabot O.V.T.* Solid Color Oil Stain covers like were called to the leak at 10 a.m. by doctors’ office building also were I Now thru Sunday, June 16th. The committee, Naab said, would asked. “Why should we negate all in calls since 1987, we’re down two paint but behaves like stain. . . resists cracking, Between 250 to 300 gallons of forced to leave, Hughes said. MAY NOT BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH ANY DISCOUNT TAKEN AT be composed of seven people who the work that people have done The problems with the town officers and there’s talk about losing peeling, blistering...... • ®“ g a l. had not served on any of the pre­ before?” clerk’s office, where employees propane gas were released into the The half-mile stretch of West 19 R EG ISTER . O N LY O N E C O U P O N VALID PER ITEM. Fragrances, cosmetics two more," Ryan said. “It’s air after a landscaper operating a 9 Center Sueet from Hartford Road to and Uz Claiborne Sportswear excluded. vious study committees. Naab said The board eventually agreed to work inside the vault where docu­ ludicrous to let this go on.” MANCHESTER WALLPAPER 6 PAINT small tractor at the racquet club hit a South Adams Sbeet was closed the he wanted people who were not have one Democrat, one ments are stored, could be solved Osella then started a political as­ les Wait MIddlaTpk*., MonchailM valve leading to an underground entire afternoon as firefighters sear­ 646-0143 ~ privy to previous discussions so they Republican, and Sartor meet to immediately if they were not linked sault on the Democrats by accusing would look at the problem with an decide who would serve on the com­ with the rest of the town hall storage tank, said Deputy Fire Chief ched for possible gas pockets in them of “pandering to the police Jack Hughes. open mind. mittee. problems, Naab said. union.” nearby buildings, he said. The road Manday, TuMday, Friday a Saturday S*S;30; Wadnaiday t-N o^ Tburaday t<9 At 10:29, workers from the Con­ reopened about 7 p.m. -P MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 12,1991—S 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 12,1991 j " '- s ' '' ' ' Cholesterol levels focus Opponents VOW to combat Dodd: insurance cos. hurt J ofMHS health program radioactive dumping plan by restrictions and awards WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Club, Do(hl said he basically agreed counseling. The participants, ranging from children to ability to survive a down ectmomy. Cliristopber Dodd, D-Conn., says with the insurance industry’s inter­ By KATHLEEN T. TAYLOR senior citizens, are^ asked to fill out a form pertaining to By PETER VILES radioactive trash — chiefly North­ was to be etqtected, and probably The failure of two large life in­ would not stop the service from it’s time for the federal government pretation of its problems. One Manchester Herald their lifestyle, eaUrig habits, diet and health problems. The Associated Press east Utilities — to put up surance providers in California has moving ahead and choosing one to examine the insurance industry Capitol Hill lobbyist said Dodd is The form is used to assess any health risks that the par­ $S00,0(X) or more to pay fo r a raised questions about whether the from top to bottom. considered “the leading booster of In today’s hectic world many people lead fast-paced ticipant might already have or might become afflicted HARTFORD — Officials from new round of scientific studies of of the sites as the location for the industry may be heading for the lives that often go hand-in-hand with fast-food diets. Be­ Ellington, South Windsor and the three sites. dump. Dodd, addressing the concerns of the insurance industry in the same l^ d of debacle that brought with in the future. a major industry in his home state, Senate.” tween working and parenting (for adults,) or going to Ruland said the demand for the program is strong. East Windsor are nuqtping out an He also suggested that state of-i “What people are really saying, down the savings and loan iiuhistry. said in a speech Idesday that the in­ “Insurance is basically a transmis­ v s s 2 ‘?jt;. school, doing homewbrk and dating (for youths,) many “The 30 spaces available are almost always filled each aggressive legal and scientific bat­ ficials change direction and renew is that we should let politics enter Dodd re jected the idea that the in­ their efforts to find another state into the decisitm in a big way,” he surance companies are being overly sion belt,” Dodd said. “It passes surance industry is about to col­ u people fmd themselves too tired or busy to cook a meal. month and we have about a 2 0 percent return rate every tle to challenge a board’s decision said. “And that’s exaedy what restricted in the rates they can along, with some profit, the costs it lapse. But he said there are serious It’s much easier to go out for cheeseburgers, french fries six months,” she said. to put a low-level radioactive that will agree to accept the low- we’ve wOTked extremely hard to charge and that overiy generous incurs. If insurance premiums are problems besetting the industry, in­ and cholcolate milkshakes. She also said that in one instance a participant was trash dump in one of their towns. level radioactive waste generated keep out. And. it’s what we court rulings may be driving in­ reduced artificially, then it will in­ cluding overregulation and exces­ This quick cuisine tastes good, but as most of us successful in lowering his cholesterol level by 30 points And they want Connecticut’s in Connecticut. believe gives (us) a very defen- surers under. He urged the fMleral evitably lead to solvency problems sive restrictions on rates by state know, it isn’t always the healthiest fare. Not only is in just a matter of four months. According to Ruland a nuclear power industry to pick iq> The chief target of the officials’ dable, fair site selection.” government to shed its traditional for insurers.” regulators. fast-food high in cdories it’s loaded with cholesterol, high risk cholesterol level is one that is above 240 the tab for most of their expenses. wrath was the Connecticut Haz­ reluctance to grappling with in­ Dodd’s proposal onnes at a time “Insurance rale-setting has be­ which has been linked to heart disease. points, 200-239 is borderline, and anything below 200 is Led by Senate Presidrat Pro ardous Waste Management Ser­ At a news conference Diesday, However, many people are trying to become more Ibm Jolm Larson, the officials vice, the quasi-public agency that surance industry problems. when the insurance industry is draw­ come more and more politicized,” considered healthy. the local officials complained thm In a speech at the National Press ing attentiem in Congress over its Dodd said. conscious of their cholesterol int^e. And to help them, “Sometimes our elderly participants become overly said Tiesday they will not be has spent the past two years ^ v is ­ the management service depended Manchester Memorial Hospital has been offering the concerned if their level is a few points high, which I deterred by a complex, state-q>- ing a system for locating the new too much on geological frie rs in N HealthSource Cholesterol Challenge program. think is unwarranted,” Ruland said. “They just have to proved siting process uirier which trash facility. finding sites, ignoring obvious According to Roberta Ruland, a dietiUan at the hospi­ keep an eye on their diets.” Ruland recommends that local permission is not required The management service factors such as clogged roads and tal, “We started this program a little over two years ago following a low-cholesterol diet is one of the more posi- for the dun^ to be built stimned officials and residoits in rapid residential development and to make people aware of the rise in heart disease, and to 'tive steps a person can take to lead them toward a heal­ “As Ybgi Berra would say, ‘It the three neighboring towns Mon­ population growth occurring show them what they could do to lessen their own per­ thier life. ain’t over ’til it’s over,’" said Lar­ day with the announcement that above the ground. sonal risk.” Meetings of the Cholesterol Challenge are held son, a Democrat from East the three best sites in Connecticut Real Security... The Cholesterol Challenge is held monthly at the Hartford whose Senate districts for the dump are located within a While the officials described V\feitermelon, cantaloupe and raspberries make ideal summer ices and sorbets. monthly at Manchester Memorial Hospital. For more in­ hospital. The $8 cost includes a blood test and nutrition formation, please call, 647-66(X) or 643-1223. contains all three possible sites for few miles of each other in rolling parts of the sites as pristine the $70 million facility. farmland northeast of Hartford. farmlands worthy of preservation, WITHIN THE REACH OF Lgrsrm said he will push for Joseph Cohen, a spokesman for they also said that building 'a emergency legislation forcing the the management service, said the dump for radioactive trash would Fresh fruit makes state’s producers of low-level opposition from local officials hurt development in the towns. Real People. ^ \ Restaurant, Lounge & Banquet Facilities great ices, sorbets 275 Boston Tpke. (Rt 6) Bolton • 645-7996 Mon. & Wed. 4:30-9, Thun., Pri. & S«t. 4:30-10, Sun. 11-8, closed Tues. This year, spring is truly proving to manufacturer’s instmetions. New Sunday Hours: 3pm-8pm Pook predicts U.S., Japan war that the hot, humid days of sununer Or to prepare without ice-cream are just around the comer. maker, pour mixture into an 8-by-4 TOKYO (AP) — A new book by two Americans Friedman told reporters in Tbkyo recently. Traditionally, as the temperature inch rectangular freezer container. S u n d a y S p e c ia l Veal Parmigiana ^ predicting Jtq)an and the United States will go to war Friedman, a political science professor at Dickinstm over their economic and other differences is a big hit in College in Carlisle, Ri., and LeBard, a writing teacher in rises we all search for f o ^ that Cover and freeze for 4 hours or until Japan even though critics are receiving it with derision. Harrisburg, Pa., say the ties between the world’s two offer refreshing relief. Especially firm. For an even smoother texture, The book’s sensation^ tide — Coining Ww anomies will unravel in a fight over the palatable for a midday break or eve­ remove container from the freezer Mon., Wed. & Thurs. With Jiqjan” — has made it a 'hestselld’.% May^ m ^ Ihd world’s richest region. ning treat are icy, fresh-ihiit sorbets. two or three times during freezing Early Bird 4:30-6 pm 21 and some major bookstores are already sold out. 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S?*** Cover Includes Snacks LCX>TH3AT: lacocca said that several years The following lunches will be ($20.00 Dinner or more) Great For The Grill . , 275 Bofton Tpke. ® P*“ * ■ 1 PLAZAAT ago, U.S. manufacturers had to served the weA of June 17-21. $3^00 OFF ($iS-$20 Dinner) Meaty (Rl 6) Bolton 645-7996 BURR CORNERS h ^ e 906 warranty repairs for every Some of the schools will not be 2^ Tolond Turnpike GOLDEN DRAGON ;1$0 cart sold. “Now we’re down to serving lunches this final week of Beef Ribs ^ Mtnehester RESTAURANT 200. The J^Muiese, let’s say, are at school. 645-0300 or Frozen Cry o vac Plaza at Burr Comers ISO,” he said, and concern over Meals on Wheels 6454)357 Iblland TUrnpike, Manchester even larger differences would be Swordfish Houn: “fiiq)icking.” The hot noon meal is listed first Mon-ThurllAM-lOPM 645-0300 or 645-0357 479 Expires 6/30/91. - and the cool evening meal, second: Steaks < Fi1&Sat11AM-11PM 1 Surxiay 12NOON-10PM Coupons cannot be oombinml. L tiiospltal sued Monday: Boneless pork loin with 3 lb avg -COUPON. gravy, b a l^ potato, squash: Chick­ »------r in baby’s death en sandwich, fruit, millo Bogner All Beel LOS ANGELES (AP) — A teen­ Ihesday: Roast turkey with stuff­ Frankfurters age mother whpse baby died less ing and gravy, whipped potato, peas: than a week after birth is suing a Egg salad sandwich, fruit, milk. 3 & 5 lb pkg. county-run hospital and its staff, Wednesday: Shells with mild I Uinimi^ th<^y sent tile infant home meatsauce, wax beans, peas: TUrkey mthoutt^ing her the boy 1^ been sandwich, fruit, milk. Zesty Q99 bom without an anus. Thursday: Baked meatloaf, Wings W han Patricia Chavez, 17, of whipped potato, carrots; Chicken 4 lb baa . , U ¥ 2 . , N S - A : Northridge, alleges plive View salad sandwich, fruit, milk. Medical Crajer had failed to diag­ Summer is a time to spend with Friends So to help you ^ t Friday: Baked haddock, whipped Weekend of 6-14-91 Sliced Fresh From Our Deli Friday, Saturday and Sunday Rpar|p|t nose the boy’s condition. potato, spinach: Tuna salad accjijjam^d, we’re oflering 25 cents off our homestyk baked b e iis T' Osso Bocco $8.75 The boy, Esteban Anttmio Ruiz, sandwich, f ^ t , milk. Russer Low Salt O pen J uly 4th 4pm-9pm died in February 1990. An autopsy l ^ t to mention the finest natural ingreeJients, b alid to perfection. Virginia 049 Roast Turkey with Stuffing gg 9 5 showed that baby died of blood Coventry elemen­ poisoning due to an imperforate Because Friends wouldn’t serve you anything less. tary schools Baked Ham O JOIN THE CELEBRATION... Fettucini Alfredo $8.50 anus, or one without an opening, \ coroner’s spokesman Bob Dam- Monday: Chilled fruit juice, NOW THRU JULY4TH CV Cooper Shrim p Piccante 2 5 bacher said Ttiesday. grilled cheese sandwich, fresh \ Ms. Chavez, who was 15 when vegetable sticks, assorted fmit. ir Your 2nd fargd or tdddium Cheddar 099 Fresh Baked Scrod Esteban was bom, said she failed to Ibesday: Last day, no lunch. pizza to 1/2prioe. (Taiw out only) Cheese ^ notice the condition because “I don’t Bolton Elementary- it Your2ndentreoto1/2price, V eal Francaise $9.50 know nothing about babies.” \ BOGNER'S WHOLESALE Connecticut Magazine (tnhpufeonly, Monday-Saturday 5:30AM-10PM Sundays 'til 9:00 The Superior Court lawsuit filed C e n te r 1991 Reader's Choice Award last October names Los Angeles BUTCHER SHOP "BEST PIZZA" tilgherpilco prevails,} 471 Hartford Road, Manchester Monday: Milk, snack, sandwich ALL MEATS CUT TO ORDER Hartford County County and three nursing services and fries through Wednesday. 643-6165 under contract to the hospital. It Thursday half day, no lunch. 1555 M ain Street eEast Hartford, C T e 528-6571 seeks unspecified damages.

V. 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 12,1991 'MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 12,1991__j OPINION FOCUS J The health gap The campaign to overhaul America’s inadequate heal­ Dear Abby Dr. Gott th care system has focused considerable attention on PEOPLE Canada’s natitmal insurance program, which provides Abigail Van Buren basic coverage to all citizens. Although the Canadian ■ JnUa Roberts and Kiefer Sutherland have Peter Gott, M .D. system has several strengths over the U.S. model, it also canceled the wedding just three days before Hol­ has fundamental drawbacks. lywood’s most eagerly awaited walk-down-the-aisle. The positive aspects of socialized medicine in Canada More than 200 people had been invited to the are detailed in a study released by the General Account­ ceremony, which h ^ been scheduled fra Friday on u ing Office, a congressional agency. Doctors failed the back lot of 20th Century Fox, maker of Miss Prednisone for If the IM ted States transfomed its health care system Roberts’ upcoming movie, “Dying Young.” into a universal, publicly funded system along the lines “It has been mutually agre^ upon that the wed­ of the Canadian model, total U.S. health costs would be By JACK ANDERSON to detect cancer ding between Julia R o b ^ and Kiefer Sutherland has polymyositis reduced slightly, the OAO includes. Mote significant, and DALE VAN ATTA been posqwned,” the actras’ publicists, Annette Wolf however, is that the more than 30 million Americans who and Kmgsley, said in a statement Neither would currently lack insurance would receive medical coverage. WASHINGTON — America almost DEAR ABBY: I am writing this from a well-known elaborate. DEAR READER: I’ve been diagnosed with a muscle According to the OAO’s projections, eliminatiem of went too far today in its gush of pride cancer and tumor clinic in Tbxas. Sutherland answered the dora of Miss Roberts’ disease called polymyositis that is being treated with prednisone. What can you tell me about this disease? America’s private insurance system in favor of a govem- over the outcome of the Persian Gulf We are here because my husband, who has had a com­ Hollywood Hills home on Diesday and threw up his N DEAR READER: Rrlymyositis, a muscle disease of ment-pmd system would yield annual savings of $34 bil- War. The parade in New \brk City to plete physical every year since 1971, has inoperable hands when asked about the wedding. unknown cause, is one of many autoimmune diseases lirni in insurance overhead and $33 billion in hoi^ital and honor returning troops was to have in­ prostate cancer. I am angry and bitter because no doctor, “No, I don’t warn to talk about i t ” he said, and physician administrative costs. cluded a contingent from Syria, a U.S.* during 20 years of annu^ physical examinatirais that in­ walked back inside. (such as lupus and scleroderma) marked by the body’s in^qxtqmale reaction to its own tissues. These savings would be balanced, however, against ally in the war. As it turns out, the rution cluded a digital rectal examination, ever mentioned that M ss Roberts, 23. starred in “Pretty Woman” and estimated costs of $18 billion to bring the currently unin­ there are blood tests which can detect prostate cancer. “Sleeping With the Enemy.” that specializes in torture, terrorism and Patients with polymyositis experience muscle pain, in­ sured into the health care system and $46 billion to cover We have been told that my husband has had this dis­ Sutherland, 24, is the son of actor Donald Suther­ unmitigated brutality will not be flammation and weakness. The affliction may be as- co-payments and deductibles for those currently insiued. represent»l in today’s parade. But not ease for at least seven to eight years. We also learned that land and ^tpeared in “\bung Guns,” “Stand By Me” and “The Lost Boys.” s o c ia t^ ^ th maligiiant tumors elsewhere in the body, All told, this would work out to a net savings of $3 bil­ fra lack of trying by the hosts. if a man’s brother or father has had {xostate cancer, his Tlw AMoelatad Pr«M lion, according to the OAO. The coiqile met in 1989 while fibning “Flatliners” an^ o fi^ overlaps with related diseases, such as progres­ It was Syria that diplomatically chances of getting cancer are increased 2 1/2 times! In PROCRASTINATORS — Three days sive systemic sclerosis and vasculitis (blood vessel in- Among the advantages of Canada’s government-run declined the invitation by New \brk City every medical questiramaire my husbanid has ever filled and their engagement was announced in April. Miss Roberts previously was engaged to actor before the Hollywood wedding of the year, flammatirai). Additional symptoms jnclude rash, arthritis, system are its ecrnumiies of scale and efficient fee-setting Mayra David Dinkins — an invitation out, he stated that his father had died of prostatic canebr. fever, malaise and weight loss. payment system for ho^itals and physicians. Large­ that should never have been issued. (His brother was diagnosed last week with the same dis­ Dylan McDermott Sutherlmd is divorc^. Julia Roberts and Kiefer Sutherland called ly because of these advantages, per-c^ita health spend­ Perhaps Dinkins looked down the list of ease!) Many guests were unaware of the cancellation off their marriage plans without explana­ ing in Canada was $1,570 in 1989, compared with allies and decided it wouldn’t be polite to We are hoping that our experience will educate others Tliesday. And at least rate publicist issued a news The diagnosis is suspected from the symptoms, tion. The couple's publicists released a verified by blood tests (which show almormal p ro te ^ $^1% in the United States. leave anyone out on tbe big day. so they will not find themselves where we are. Wfe release about the shoes purchased by M ss Roberts’ one-sentence statement: “It has been and other abnormalities) and confirmed by electrranyog- Under the Canadian system, each of its 10 inevincial s c h c o jiim e : he:a d in & SUA4ME3$I1Z\4E BEIADEN© America has already been fraced to strongly urge all “high risk”, men to be examined by a four bridesmaids minutes before thie postponement raphy (electrical testing of nmscles) and muscle biopsy. governments administers separate health plans with cer­ entirely too polite to this malignant ally. urologist, because many physicians do not recognize was announced. mutually agreed upon that the wedding be­ tain common features. They function as single payers of iOaiOJEHS iXaiTTOUTHS It was one thing to have to stomach a prostate disease. “I hqpe they can return them,” publicist Lee Sol- tween Julia Roberts and Kiefer Sutherland terssaid. The prognosis varies. Some patients, especially hospitals and physicians. This contrasts sharply with the relationship with Syria in the name of — ANGRY AND BITTER has been postponed. children, may e:q)erience a mild form of the disease, in­ U.S. arrangement, under which hospitals and physicians putting down another butcher — Iraq — DEAR ANGRY AND BITTER: You have every ■ The producers of “Designing Women” have finally drcqtped Delta Burke from the show after terspersed. with long periods of remissitm; other patients, are paid by various federal and state governments, but it is entirely too much to have Syrian right to be both angry and bitter, and I thank you for fighting with her fra nearly a year. notably those with underlying heart or lung disease, rnay private insurers, businesses and individuals. In Canada, soldiers marching through the Big Apple trying to warn others. “( ^ t e frankly, we just got tired of dealing witu succumb quickly from complications, such as the provincial governments also set hoqiital budgets and Party’s demolition derby rai a day to honor men and women who Fbr readers who do not know what “high risk" means pneumraiia. physidanfees. ' in this context, it refers to people whose blood relatives it,” co-executive producer Linda Bloodworth- proof: He gets his own Humvee. thought they were fighting for freedom. Thomason said. All Canadians are entitled to medically necessary The invitation to Syria brought a howl have been afflicted with the same disease. The Humvee, the Army’s rugged, jeep-like Prednisone (a type of cortisone) is the treatment of Today’s cliche is “a year and a half is rates.) The battle had included a lawsuit and teary accusa­ hospital and physician services. They pay only for ser­ of protest, as it should have, from vehicle, will remain exclusively for the military for choice and almost always leads to improvement in a long time in politics.” True. But never Then there is George Bush. He is both tions from Burke that the producers threatened to fire. vices that are not covered under the h ^ th plan of their American Jews and from the families of the time being, with the exception .of Schwarzeneg­ muscle strength and an overall feeling of well-being. Ob­ in recent times has one party been in moderate and conservative — and 70 her because she was overweight. particular province, such as routine adult dental care, the victims of the Pan Am 103 terrorist ger, said Susan C^^riiey, a spokeswoman for LTV viously, if polymyositis is secraidary to a tumra, the worse sluq>e than the Democrats now. BEN percent of Americans regard themselves DEAR ABBY: When a couple asks another couple to “Never a cross or negative word has crossed be­ cosmetic surgery and hospital rbmn amenities. bombing. Syria is still giving safe haven Corp.’s AM General Division. malignancy must be treated with surgery, radiation or (Do not let tears fall on this page; it as one or the other. His iqiproval rating is ride along with them, what is the proper seating? Should tween her and me about her weight or anything else,” But there also are many weaknesses in the Canadian WATTENBERG to Ahmed Jibril, the terrorist whom all Civilian sales have long been considered, but the chemotherapy before the muscle disease can be con­ makes newsprint hard to recycle.) now about 75 percent. Is he still high­ the wife automatically sit in front with her husband, or Bloodworth-Thomason said. “And everyone at model that most Americans would find objectionable. the evidence points to as the culprit for comnany hasn’t given the projea the green light, she trolled. Maintenance prednisraie therapy is the rule, al­ The latest chapters of Democratic flying from the Gulf? No matter. He was should she sit in the back with the other lady? Or should 'Designing Women’ knows i t ” R»- one thing, Catutdians face waits of several months Pan Am 103. said lliesday. though the dose is adjusted until benefits with the lowest self-destruction are so crazy they could running at 65 percent before the war, and the couple whose car it is ask the other couple how they Bloodworth-Thomason produces the hit CBS com­ for such specialty services as cardiac bypass surgery, Unholy alliances sometimes must be prefer to ride? The cran i^y has assembled about 80,(XX) Hum- dose are achieved. cataract removal, hysterectomies and back surgery. not pass muster as political Action sub- 50 percent is regarded as a winner for an edy with her husband, Harry Thomason. She said vees, which is short fra High Mobility Multipurpose tolerated during a war, but the war is — EDNA C. IN CARMAN, ILL. In addititxi, Canadian care in many instances is much m itt^ to a literary agent rHarry, see, incumbent they refused to renew Burke’s contract for a sixth Wheeled Vehicle, since 1984. About 20,(XK) were Because there is wide variation in the'severity of the over and human rights experts warn that DEAR EDNA: It depends on the circumstances — there’s this political party; everyriiing’s And there is race. Incredibly, last year Want mra*e? Thanks to a 4 A.M. secret season. shipped to the Persian Gulf and won high marks for disease and patients’ responses to therapy, I urge you to less advanced than American care. That means that our new friend is not the fine fellow he how well the cotqiles know each other, the distance to be Canadian patients have less access than Americans to working against them; they pick Uie Democrats believed a civil rights bill deal between Dukakisonians and Jesse- Burke’s publicist Annette Wolf, said last week ruggedness and durability in combat. question your doctor about your specific case. would help them. They said, “Bush ^jpeaistobe. traveled and whether either of the couples are many effective new tedmologies and specialized diag­ worst issues they can find, they brag ites in 1988, there will be near-total that the actress expected to be dropp^. Even before the war, Schwarzenegger was inter­ wants black votes, his veto will hurt him Amnesty International has compiled a newlyweds. (Newlyweds usually prefer to sit together.) nostic equi{»nent about it; Harry! Harry, are you listen­ proportional representation in the Julia Duffy, who last week quit ABC’s “Baby ested. “The Terminator” star visited the plant in To give you more information. I am sending you a free with blacks.” bill of particulars against Syria and its The important factor in the seating arrangement is that For all its faults, the U.S. system provides coverage for ing?”) Democratic d e le g ^ selectirai process in Tfilk” series, is in final negotiations to join “Design­ December and ordered the first sold privately. ctqty of my Health Reprat “Liqxis: The Great hnitatra.” Consider how Democrats dealt with Now Democrats say, endlessly, 1992. Proprationalism advances the in­ president, Hafez al-Assad. Hundreds of everybody be pleased and comfortable. Couples who 85 percent of Americans. And the quality of that care is ing Women,” said her agent Sam Graes. “Arnold Schwarzenegger is getting a custom-built Othra readm who would like a copy should send $1.25 their plague issues, defense and race. “(jeorge Bush wants to replay Willie terests of extreme-wingers. Just the ticket people are detained in Syria without have a long friendship might prefer “one-on-one” crai- the highest in the world. The real challenge for U.S. ■ If there was ever any doubt that Arnold vehicle,” said Ms. Carney. “1 don’t know all the plus a Iraig, self-addressed, stamped envelope to P.O. Democrats were ecstatic when the Horton!” Don’t they get it? Thanks to a fra a party that has lost five of the last charges or trial. Political dissidents are versation with the spouse of the same sex. My persraial policymakers is to devise a workable plan to accom­ Schwarzenegger is no ordinary civilian, here’s details.” Box 91369, Geveland, OH 44101-3369. Be sure to men­ Cold War ended; soft-on-defense Massachusetts law Michael Dukakis six presidential elections. jailed, tratured and executed, or they rule of thumb: When in doubt, sit with your own mate. modate the 15 percent of Americans who lack insurance. tion the title. couldn’t harm them again. When the thought was keen, imprisoned murderer Implausibly foolish? Democrats ar­ simply disiqtpear. Anyone who challen­ Certainly this can accomplished without scrapping the Gulf War vote was taken, they could Horton (life-sentence-no-chance-for- ranged fra their 1992 convention to be ges Assad does not last long in Syria. entire U.S. health care system. have nailed that home. But with polls parole) was granted weekend furlough, held in, and televised from. New Irbik — Riad Al-T\irk is a case in point. Tbrk, San Diego (Calif.) Union showing Americans 2-to-l in favor of a and committed rape and assault The America’s model Democratic city. the first secretary of the banned Com­ “Yes” vote, 60 percent of House “Willie Horton Issue” may hi^e been What about Congress? Outside factors munist Party in Syria, was arrested in WEDNESDAY, JUNE 12,1991— PRIME TIME 1980 and is hanging on to life in a Syrian Democrats and 80 percent of Senate demagoguery and racist-but it’s potency combined with Democratic wrong­ [ c h a n n e l 6:00 6:30 7:00 7^ 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 Open Forum Democrats voted “No.” was as a symbol of decades of mindless headedness can change the terrain. prison today. Ife ^ been brutally tra­ Democrats had two rationales, which liberalism. Census-driven redistricting gives addi­ tured and denied medical treatment. He OVER THE AIR CHANNELS give a flavor of their make-believe think­ Unbelievable. Democrats Ining up tional congressional votes to conserva­ has been in and out of a coma. N m g C M N o w s I n a id e E n t e r t a in - R o c k y a n d F i m d y M a n Jake and tha 1 F a h n a n e ig o u rt "Forever i N e w i g Areenio HaR (In Stereo) g P a r t y I n e t a n t E n lo r t a in - N e w a ( R ) g (In S te re o ) p E d W o n T h e m a n l R t d h M d o Alison nxn "Only You" A b u d d in g Young" Am erica's quest ing. They sanctimonized, “it was a vote Willie Horton!’ That’s like having a tive regirais of the South and West. Syria is the torture coital of the Mid­ NETWOHK.CM M a c m n e R e c a R m o M of conscience.” True.*Don’t they get it? geopolitical' discussion with Richard dle East. Syria is to torture devices as H o R y ^ . Tonight (In A n im a te d . a w a y fro m romance with a la ta for eternal youth. (R) (In W it h M s T o n i ^ ( l n Thanks for day Term-limitation laws are hot, and likely WF 8 B O c a a w g S t e r e o ) g ( H ) ( m h o m e . (In friend's widovir m a y c o s t S t e r e o ) g P e ip lii (In S te re o ) g i That’s what American voters think: Nixon and suddenly hearing him say, to help Republicans. In 1992, there will Japan is to the microchip. The Syrians c o u c h , g S te re o ) g S t e r e o ) g Jake his life. i In Stereo) g S te re o ) e— — — —. —af _ — — a are particularly proud of the Black Slave, N m g A M N e w t W h e e l o ( J e o p a r d y l W o n d e r Q r o v r in g D o o g ie w iw n m iQ iiW Rock Awards From the N e w a g N i g M N n e g Movio: ‘rtho M ght Stranglor" (1973. N e v r t ( R ) g P a id H o m t Liberal Democrats have a different kind “Have I told you about this sensaticmal be 21 contested Democratic Senate seats to -a ---- To The Editor: F o i t u n o g Y e e n " A r m s H o w s e r , London Arena , the third annual ceremony Horror) Darren McGavin, Jo Ann Pllug. MtoktothfaM TV NETWOaK.AaC g g 1 P f 091 t i l l v R io y y in B of conscience. new tape recorder I just got?” vs. only 15 Republican ones. a device that inserts a heated metal Just a note to thank everyone who had a part in the V e r y C u t k p " H a p p y MJ>. Doogie to honor the*vorld's best rock Newspaper reporter Koicbak uncovers S p r e e Democrats said “sanctions will work.” Democridic lefting h ^ taken its toll. A big Bush win could yield a skewer into the victim’s anus. The Chrlsim as" H a H o w s e n " h a a a performers. P ete Townshend wilt receive ithe subterranean hiding place ot a kiHer Manchester Day at Westover Air Force Base, May 16, W T N H O That was mildly defensible — then. But In 1980, voters were 53 percent to 34 “washing machine” is a hollow spinning (k) Stereo) g (P a rt 1 o f 2) nightmare, g the Living Leg end Award. (In Stereo) g haunting Seattle. welcoming Persian Gulf returning troops. Republican Senate. The House could end Democrats now say, “We’ll never know percent pro-Democratic — Democrats up dominated by a coalition of drum into which a victim’s arms are TONIGHT C o t o y W h o ’ s t h e W h o ’s t h e C o m e d y Q u in c y K o ia k N e w s g n Takaa a Thief Run for Your Life Comedy J o § Paid PMd It was a privilege to be in their presence. For many of M w w o ■ o s e l o ■ o s s T g W h e e l TonigM Frm U in Prooram Rrofftam if a c tio n s would have woriced.” What? plus 19. By 1984 it was plus 8. In May R ^b lican s and Southern Democrats. pushed and spun until they are crushed. ------us it was a day to smile, wave a little American flag in I N D e M N O C M T >1 Jump W n o l “ 21 J u m p OvovnAQ Hogan Movioi “Jocknifo'’ (1989. Drama) Robert De Niro. Ed C h e a rtg Honoy* Odd Couple ffloftafoofis Nows(R) Movie:'WandyW Itide” 1991 the Republicans were plus 1. Then there is the Syrian metal chair that — After a pulverizing war, with sanctions And hardly anyone seems to care. W P I X o Strtel (m aiNr 0 r n M Fn m iy H a rris . BOOAOTR 11974) Gene Hackman. greeting, shake an outstretched eager hand, receive a crushes the occupant’s spine while cut­ ASK DICK KLEINER Q still on, with Saddam Hussein still in Among young people Republicans are Voters qjparently have crane to believe C o to y Qrewing Coifav M*A*t*H Ito do : ’ H h i tha U rn ” (1984, Drama) David Carradine. M‘ A*S*H A Odd Couple J t f l t f i o n i JeReceofie A L F g Howthoms (Off Air) mighty hug, or just look into a grateful eye and shed a * X —■ J- — — now 18 percent ahead. (Looking for­ that there are times when blaming the ting his ankles with metal blades. We Ihow TIw o N t o S e n M iew Elvin’s ria W R 9 y a Soon Wilson. Two Amarican border guards dash over S h irle y G e o r g e L o u is e 's CoNMnuni- tear. power — Democrats still think sanctions INDEKNDCNT could have woriced? ward: Old people die ^fo re voung victim is the right judgment trust none of those toys would have been " c it c h e s ” 1 schem es to dinner date and Hoi Lips the affections of a beautiful Mexican prostitute. T e m p le wants to see father may c itfo n t There were others who had worked behind the scenes W T X X C D o o r p M . ( m m a k e c a s h . Is n o t gain mutual m o v ie is L o u is e 's be alive, g displayed in today’s “Operation Wel­ to bring the community, of Manchester together behind S te re o ) 0 S o n d r a . g re s p e c t. s c h e d u le d . d ia ry , g come Home” parade had a Syrian contin­ DICK ------e ------a--a »■------this effort >For those who planned, publicb^, organized IW W to l i M o I V W to Wheel o i w M p W U f l Uneelvod M yeterlei (fl) NBA Betketbal: Championship Final - Chicago Bulls or Detroit llt o w * TonigM Show (In Stereo) Late MgM With David (Off Ah) On Stereo) g Pistons vs. Los Angeles Lakers or Portland TraHblazers. Game g gent decided to join the festivities. KLEINER F e it w o g Q ______4. Lstteim an (In Stereo) buses and baking, brought out the young people in the g n m u c ^ ____ M d Hadtei/lAlm r IndlheenleH W orld "A HeaRh Q uarterly (Series Sale, Free S|p w K h m d Auadn City Lim ita “Joe t o n u i t Assad would rather that Americans ------1 Manchester High School Band and the Bennet Band on a Lincoln to Bush: a decline W E D H n A m e r i c a o UMPPn N o w s h e w g Certain Aoe" (In Stereo) g Prem iere) (In Stereo) g D w u n m n N Elv/Fostar and Liovd" not see that, side of his dirty little govern­ — warm May day-off from school, the town tq)plauds. A-Taoin "Holiday In the M ovie; *rthe Eagle H as Landed” (1977, Adventure) h v w b 1 Love Lucy N e w h a r t M a r y T M e r D i c k V a n D o o m George Bush has lamented the recent ment, especially when he is enjoying KnigM M der "Merchants AR N ile M ovie "Lsadville Gunslinger" (1952) Marshal The 173rd Medical Co., b a ^ at Westover, and the negotiating skills. INOCPKNOCNT o f 0^ " Michtel looks H it" The A-Team comes Michael Caine, Donald Sutherland. Based on Jack L u c y D ic k ru n s M e a n M a ry D y k e R o b R e e d A le x "Rocky" Lane. such a good relationship with the White Into the theft of to the rescue just as Higgins' best-selng novel about a Nazi plol to kidnap r e p re s e n ts over a great p r o t e c t s a b a s e s a s k K a tte n d s a 619th Transportation Co. from Auburn, Maine and those absence of great minds — like Jefferson, Race has always been a divisive issue Madison and Monroe — in the American House. President Bush says he and Q. What has happened to W T W 8 O government m itary crazed mountain men Winston Churchill. R ic k y . white buck. politician. o n L a u ra . b a c h e lo r 70 Marines going home to Cherry Point Nmlh Carolina, for this nation. Whereas Lincoln reluc­ s q u I p m e n L prepare to execute a man. S______p a rty . presidency, but he ironically typifies the Assad differ on many things, but the two Eileen Fulton, who plays Lisa aatoto ------A*------and the few lone troops who walked down the red carpet CHUCK tantly waged a civil war to preserve the IWW ffVwto C u n e n I H a r d C o p y Unsolved M ysteries Body N BA Beeketbto: Championship Final - Chicago Bulls or Detroit NOmfv TonigM Show (In Stereo) Ude NigM WHh David U t o r W H h P t f t o i l i N * presidency’s intellectual and moral nations stuck together during the war on Mitchell on “As the World of woman found In pond; Pistons vs. Los Angeles Lakers or Portland Trailblazers. Gam e 4. to receive a rousing and loving welcome home and af- STONE Union, Bush appears willing to exploit a N eTW O R K 4IM g A M r g Lettsm ian Comic David B o b C o a t e e U r n the principle that a bigger nation should Turns”? Every day, the an­ search lor man allegedly In ( U v e ) g Steinberg. (In Stereo) (In Stereo) flrm of a job well-done, will bring that memory with decline. white backlash against minorities in His contributions to the decline have not be allowed to gobble iq) its neigh­ nouncer says her part is being WVIT CIA plot. (R) (In Stereo) g them to wherever they go and hopefully rind oppor­ order to get re-elec^. ______been manifold: his combative rhetoric on bors. Never mind that laM October, played by someone else. When will 1 tunities in their lives to su^^rt and thank others, because Bush is justified in bemoaning the liMtoM NDlNT Faitoy Tlea A L F g C h e o ra g ll*A*3*H Movie: ‘ U J : The Eiriy Vsare” (1987, Biography) Ijo g M 't 1Hogmi’s M*A*8*H 1 N ew hartg S t Eleewbaie " T h e Movie: ’Womeone LRie You” (1978) Janet DuPteeais. during Operation Desert Shield, Assad’s She be back in that role? — B.S., (Part t of 2) Randy Quaid. PaM LuPone. " D e a r M e " C o u n t " we gave them something of ourselves. abortion ... his jingoistic straitjacketing decline of great minds in the presidency. W 8 B K • 0 Heroes A casual affair ends ui> in a courtroom battle. a e ------AS------^------»« army slaughtered thousands of people in Richmond, Ky. NrrwoRK.«ie Current Wonder w o w Im (In Stereo) n W w m M*A*S*H Mrs. Russell C. Taylor of the First Amendment ... his repeated But in this nation’s backward march in Mwwv A M News Who’s Iho Doogie bilamallenal Rock Avrardc W g M N to g FOIvOfMIr Qrovring (Off Ah) W O Q B © ( R ) g N I t o W g Howaer Lebanon to consolidate his grip on that A. By now, you will have probab­ :______1g A R t o g R o a s T g Years 0 ______dee PMne 71 Vernon S t contradictions in defending the l^ sian coin sought to heal. A coolly calculating race relations, few have contributed more Gulf War... his untrustworthiness on the Bush se<^ to exploit. neighbor. ly discovered ,that Ms. Fulton is PUMK __ MacNol/Lelmr R y s iM M Oagraaal HeaHh Quarterly ( S e r ie s Ttmvela “Last Train Travole "Last Train Fire on the Rim (In (ORAM N Manchester sorrowfully than this well-marmered, W Q B Y B N e w sh e w o R etort Prsm lers)|lnSl 8r a o ) g Across Canada" (R) g A c r o s s C a n a d a " (R ) g S i e i e o ) g back. She was ill. but is fully ______issue of tax increases ... the misrepresen­ Lincoln eloquently pleaded for under­ well-intentioned, well-liked racist. Like Saddam Hussein, Assad doesn’t ---- - t» - >» - .------» recovered. v o x __ P t f fM l IAV# Mar Trek The Next Movie:‘Win of Innocence” (1986, Drams) BHt Bixby, Nows Newhartg NigMCourt Low rwi uravofnif lifiwoni tations he passes off as reasons for op­ standing from those who disagreed with mind killing his own people too if that’s wnc s SInM ini □ CofiMCtiofi i astoraHeii “Contaoton" Dte W ilace Stons. C o m iscL P iO flnM Manchester^ Herald posing the civil rights bill. Collectively, him. “We are not enemies, but friends. what it takes to get the joh done. The CABLE CHANNFl S Q. I was a great fan of Jeanette 8 8 0 MAM raM Ok* they have done little to enhance the ethi­ Though passion may have strained, it butcher of Damascus-used artillery and A ve n ie m "You Have Jutt World of Ciuaodoln TtooMiith BaHioUno O w C sM u ry " C i b a s a t SpaeeM gM "The WInga Bw Vj MflBIBhMni ■ ! IHv IwBIOVin Rattle line Our Century "Ciltos at SpeceMiht "The W in g s 1 MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. A ABE cal authority of Bush’s presidency. must not break our bonds of affection. tanks to quell an uprising in the Syrian Been Murdered" g S u t v M l u r o t o Conlury " T a r a w a " War" (Part 2 o( 4) of Marcurv" hupnv Csntun(R) "Tarawa" War" (R) (Part 2 ol 4) oTMerairYIR) 1 friend insists they had a hot love Founded O ct 1,1881 as ■ weddy. Now, in a decision that aggravates the The mystic chords of memory... will yet city of Hama in 1982, killing an es­ (SM I Movie; ”Wu6iaiing Movio; lu ck y Nrtnam” (1940) Ronald Coknan. A Movie: ”CRve of bidto” (1935, Adventure) Ronald Movie: “My Life WHh CaroRne” (1 9 4 1 ) Movie: “Lucky P a rh ia n ” (1940) Ronald Cdm w . A Movtoc AMC HaIgMs” (1939, Drum ) IMtary tickel s ^ trouble tor two winners who've Cdm an. England's man of destiny struggles against Ronald Cdm an. A young man discovers lottery ticket s ^ tro u b to tor two winnere who've “ C R v e o l Daily publication since O ct 1.1914. “us vs. them” dichotomy. President Bush swell the chorus of the Union when timated 25,000 Syrians. affair off the screen, but I say no. Berry's World' Did they? — H JA I., Erie, Pa. LeureneeOlvier. agreed to enjoy a N toM raFala "honeymoon" together. overwhelmlna odds to unite India under m British ftoo. that his wife loves someone abe. agreed to enjoy a Ntooera Falls "honeym oon" together. t t f R " ____ has addressed the Southern Baptist Con­ again touched ... by the better angels of And, lilro Saddam, Assad knows how U eS I I Hdhtoltoe uaite A m Movie: ”The Final ARtonce” (1 9 9 0 , Movto: “Tie Me Dpi Yto Me Dovmr (1978, Drama) Keith Carradine. A. There were rumors about Movie; ”Teke Me Out to the BaR Movto: “Pretty Baby” Movie: "Ooni Look Bock” ( 1 9 6 7 , ' U 8P S 327-600 vention, one of the very few religious our nature.” to put his money where his tnegalranania lu R a r (1975) Eight rtderi Qama” (1949, Musical) Frank Sinalra. Drama) David Hasselhoff. B o Hopkins. A 11990, Drama) Victoria Abril. Antonio Susan Sarandon. A w orld W ar 1 photographer la ls in Documentsry) Bob Dyton, Jo in B ioz. A 1 bodies before which he 1 ^ appeared. By Bush has denounced those who dis­ is. Saudi Arabia paid Syria $1 billion for them, but most people from that era Cimmax test their endurance In i Qana Kely. Two song and dance men man seeks revenge on the gang that Banderas. An em olionaly troubled young love with the 12-year-dd daughter oi e New Orleans dnem a varito chronioe of singtr- RONALDO. MOOOEMU8, PuMWiar say no. She was married to Gene niggad TOOmIe race Rnd themsalvas on a b tl toam ownad by m uMerad hie fanSy and left him to die. man kidnaps an actress si a misguided pm tilute. 'R ' (AduR language, aduN situationa. nudity) songwritor Bob Dyfw't 1965 of appearing before them in an exercise of agree with him as “The Beltway’ inter­ its participadrai in the Persian Gulf War, ■crou the SouthweiL 'PQ' a woman and in troubto with gangstare. (In Stereo) 'R ' attempt to "save" her. NC-17' Great Britain. (In Storao) Raymond and was, in the word of ----- Managing Edter PalarDowna unapologetic politics, the president ests (who) wanted ... to grind me into and Assad inunediately used the money W o tM T atoy C reaiR re rflBVIfVwB l y lany MngUve WlHfO liVWB ■BVIVYISI9 S R O rtS Newenighf Shew M i that era, “decorous.” She took her CNN Tonighi Advartaing-Managar. ___Laslay Radlua stokes the cinders of divisiveness: South the politick dirt ... They have changed to buy Scud missiles from North Korea. I B l______T o d a y IR) Ugdd# i S i s n M Buainaea Managar _ Jaanna Q . Fromarth marriage seriously, and no hanky- vs. North, white vs. black, conservative their (civil rights bill) to attract different Gaya vs. Heims Danger Bay Movie: ”Sky Tlrackam” (1991, Drama) Movie: “Do Not Dtotwh” (1965, Comedy) Doris Day. Mtosbig . Convereatton WHh Rob Movie: “Sky Trackers” (1 9 9 1 , Drams) Mevto: ”0e yvcMuon Mwwpsr ^ _ _ O a ilin d a C o lM C o m e d y ) Jonto helps Pamela Sue Martin, Mato Brewton. Tha Rod Taylor. A young couple move to England, where a Hope The comic answers Pamela Sue Martin, M ala Brewton. The vs. liberal, secular vs. sectarian. blocs of voters.” (My emiriiasis.) panky or Eddy-beddy. FeRow ThM Mrd” (1W , Not PfoduoSon Managar. _ _ _ Shakton Cohan A deep-trench political battle is raging Q. You answer^ a question Disnwy Voicei oh Jkn Haneon, C irro l Spinnay. ' a crash of a dtoaaso.rarrying latoNts series of m sdr^ adventures threatens m ek marriage. o f O n to questions from a live crash ol a diseaseoenying saleNta Dtotorb” Praaaroom Managar. rCbartH Hubbaid This brilliantly Machiavellian decision “Different blocs of voters” is a genteel iMween ultra-liberal and ultra-craiserva- Big Bird h ii (town the coop and it's up handicapped speito troubto for the threa chidren ■no n w fw i audience. 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R) PO A T ou r M r Ctroulation Taiaphpna Numbar Northern school) believe that only they and Democrats as subverters of Bush’s SJ—M of AIDS at^vists called “ACT UP.” The dealing with a teen-age girl who M o v ie ; •rtha Nahtd Q un" (1968, Leeking Movio: HMaior Laaguo” (1989, Comody) Tom Movie; “Deaton” (1969, Drama) Paul IrBIHIIH Movie: “Strsato” (1990, Suspense) M o v t o ; “LHRc DtoRtMS” M 7-00M will occiq>y heaven. Their conservative vision of America. Beranger, Charito Sheen. A rag-tag group of baaabal FEC is hying to detennine whether the was into drugs. You were right, it Comedy) la tlla Ntetsan. C ip l Frank Down toe McQann. Two rival banking wizards In C a i t i p ' T h e C hrtoto Apptogats, David Mendenhaff. A (1980)Titum O'NcirTwo politics make up the comforting On foreign policy issues, a thoughtful group violated campaign finance laws HBO Orabki conlinuie hie w w on crime In this B o tra io f playara tries to turn their poor p arn rm incs around. 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Boston had a dozen hits w L Pet. OB JCIarkdh 5 12 2 ADavisdh 3 0 0 1 Przchc2b 6 0 2 0 WWtond 3110 Mmdnl 2b 5 0 10 Bigglo c 5 0 10 Glenn vs. Social, 730 — Rtzgerald pleasure with his DH role. Viola (7-3), who lost a perfect Eastern vs. PM ConsL, 6 — Robertson slugger Jack Clark is at it again. “I’ve talked to Jack about things off five Seattle pitchers and m ^ it Boston 30 26 .536 — BurkscI 3 2 2 3 PowsliH 3 0 0 0 McGee d 6 1 1 0 Sndbrg 2b 4 1 2 0 Kruk K 4 0 10 Cminili 3b 5 110 game, a no-hitter, a shutout and a Toronto 31 27 .534 — Pintlsrrf 2 0 0 1 BrNoylf 10 0 0 Lsonrd H 5 2 3 1 Grace 1b 5 0 11 Murphy rf 4 0 2 0 Bgwsll 1b 4 0 1 0 Sportsm an's vs. Taylor, 7 3 0 — Robertson seven home runs in two nights in the Strano vs. Oaklarxl, 6 — FfogaN Now, there’s a report out of San and he never mentioned anything to complete game, but still got the win D otrott 28 29 .491 2i/» Romlna rf 3 0 0 0 Buhnar rf 4 1 1 1 Downs p 0 0 0 0 GBall If 5 0 11 VHayaacf 4 0 0 0 Ortiz If 3 0 10 NawVbrk 25 28 .472 3«/a Pans e 4 110 Vizqual ss 4 2 2 0 Kngsry ph 10 11 Dawson rf 5 12 0 Roy’s vs. Ward, 7 3 0 — ffogani Francisco that he wants to be traded me,” Boston manager Joe Morgan Kingdome. Jordan 1b 4 0 0 0 Finley d 10 0 0 Nutmeg vs. USA/HC, 6 — Nika as the New York Mets edged the At­ Mihwukoo 24 32 .429 6 Rivarasa 4 0 2 1 Wllac 2 0 0 0 Rghstti p 0 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 2 2 3 Laka c 0 0 0 0 D v d u n rf 4 0 1 0 because he doesn’t like being used said. “I know nothing about any of Danny Darwin (3-3) helped Bos­ Clavoland 22 33 .400 rn Brdly c 2 0 1 0 MaW1m3b 5 1 2 2 SIcumbp 0 0 0 0 DynaLube vs. Medical. 730 — Niks lanta Braves 2-1 Tliesday night in a FItcharc 4 0 1 0 0brklHph 0 0 0 1 Trinity vs. Rogers, 6 — Keeney exclusively as the Boston Red Sox’s this. Jack did tell me he was disap­ ton pull ahead of Toronto in the Boltknora 20 35 .384 9VZ Totaia 40 812 8 Totals Bass rf 5 110 DaSmt p 0 0 0 0 Booksrss 0 0 0 0 Vbungd 3 0 0 0 u game delayed 57 minutes by rain HPMarkst vs. HTiger, 6 — C.Ook designated hitter. pointed he hadn’t been able to help American League East by one per­ Wsai Divteloii 35 5 1 0 S Knriady c 4 0 0 0 CWIkar ph 10 0 0 T h o n ss 4 0 10LGnzlzH 0 0 0 0 with one out in the ninth inning. W L P e t QB Boston 301 030 001—8 U ttonib 5 132Vllnsvac 2111 Clark, 35, refused to tell reporters centage point — .535 to .5M. He al­ RMcOI p 0 0 0 0 Prtugal p 3 0 10 the club.” Viola lost his perfect game on a Oalttand 35 23 .603 — Saattia 000 130 100—5 Uribasa 2 10 0 WMkinse 10 0 0 Combs p 2 0 0 0 Anttiny ph 10 0 0 Tliesday night if he wants out of “I don’t believe that statement,” lowed four runs on seven hits before CaNfomla 33 24 .579 11« E— vizqual (7). DP-Boston 1. LOO-Boston Blackp 3 0 0 0 Brryhlph 1000 JMrtis If 0 0 0 0 Osuna p 0 0 0 0 Rodvan bizzare play in the sixth when he M lm oiota 33 25 .569 2 8, Saattia 5. 2 B — B o g g s (15), RIvara (8), Burkett p 0 0 0 0 Dnston ss 5 0 10 Boston after hitting a two-run homer being leaving in the sixth inning. LndmnH 10 0 0 Cummings Insurance defeated Lirxlsay said Red Sox general manager Lou Saatito 30 27 .526 4t« Rsynolds 2 (15), Vizqual (6). H R -^IC Iark (6), Fektar If 110 0 GMdux p 10 0 0 TMals 36 0 6 0 TMals 37 1 ,8 1 struck out Rafael Belliard. But Bel- Limousine, 16-9, Tussrlay Nght at Robertson in the Red Sox’s 8-5 victory over Gorman, who is on Boston’s road Jeff Reardon pitched the ninth for T o x u 27 25 .519 5 Burks 2 (6), Buhnar (8). S B —Oraanwak (8), Lncstsrp 0 0 0 0 Phlladalphia 000 000 000 00-0 liard reached first on a wild pitch Chicago Burks (5), Rsynolds (11). CS—OBrion (1). Daenzo ph 1 0 0 0 FVirk. Steve Blanchatta had thrsa Nts with a the Seattle Mariners. trip. “Jack’s an outstanding com­ his 16th save. 28 27 .509 5 ia HouMon 000 000 000 01—1 hotrxx for Cummings wNIa Dove Ford dubbed and, after a sacrifice, scored when KantaaCHy 25 30 .456 814 SF-^AOavis. Asmehrp 0 0 0 0 Onata out when winning run scored. But his comments earlier to San petitor and as far as I know he’s “The offense carried me,” Darwin ' IP H RER BB SO Vzcaino 3b 10 0 0 a pair of homers arxl Dove Marxtktg hod two Ron Gant singled for the first hit off llia a d a y 'a Oam aa E —-VbMing Y 2 (14). DP-Philadalphia 1, Hous- hits with a homer. Jim Bombardier arxl Al Jooult Francisco Chronicle columnist happy here.” said. “We won because of the of­ Mkwiaaola 5, Naw V M 3 B oston TM alS 43813 6 Totals ton 3. LOB-PhiladalphIa 5, Houston 11. Viola. DarwlnW.3-3 5 7 4 4 1 2 collected thrsa Nts each in dafoaL Glenn Dickey were being inter­ fense.” Kanaaa CIV 11. BalSmora 0 39 6 1 1 6 2B -aggio (10), Portugal (1). SB— Vblding (10). Clark wasn’t the only Red Sox “It was a brutal changetqi that Clavoland 2, Toronto 1,12 inningt Lamp 11-3 2 1 10 1 San Francisco 003 110 001 2—8 C S -B a c k m a n (2). S-C o m b a . Gray 12-3 0 0 0 0 0 Northern N preted as meaning he hopes to leave Chicago 010 003 200 0-8 who refused to talk after the game. The Red Sox, who hit fotir home stayed iq). I wanted to throw it on Taxat 2, Chicago 0 IP H RER BB SO the Red Sox, with whom he signed a Ellis Burks, who hit two home runs runs in a 6-2 victory Monday night, Datrolt 5, Oaldand 1 RaardonS,16 1 1 0 0 0 0 E — Burkett (1), Sartdbarg (2), Dawson (2). Phlladalphia Ecorxrmy Oil beat Moncheslsr PoNca, 8-3. the outside,” Viola said of the pitch Saattia DP— Stm Ftandsco 2 Chicago 1. LOB— San Jeff Hsffaman cracked tour hits with a pair of three-year, $9 million contract in Calltomia4,MllwauKaa3 Combs 9 5 0 0 2 3 and had three RBIs, also wasn’t took a 3-0 lead against Scott to Gant. Boston a ^ t S a 5 Bankhsad L.2-5 4 7 4 4 2 3 Frandsoo 10, Chicago 8. 2B— Parezchica (1). McDowal U3-2 11-331143 homers for Ecorxrmy while Chris Trahan added December. talking. He said it was part of a Bankhead (2-5) in the first on Wade Wadnaaday'a Oamaa Swan 12-3 4 3 3 0 2 Leonard (3), Litton (4). HFV-MaWHIIama (8). H o m lo n three Nts. Steve Graham and Al Vbung hod Kevin McReynoIds gave the Mets Swift 2 0 0 0 1 0 Salazar 2 (6), Villanuava (5). SB-M cG aa (9). thrsa and two hits, raspactivaly. In dafoaL Clark was quoted as saying he one-day boycott against the Boston Boggs’ run-scoring double followed Dalrolt (Tanana 3-5) at Oakland (Moors 7-4), IfortugM 10 6 0 0 1 7 a 2-0 lead in the fourth with a two- 3:15 p.m. Murphy 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Faldar (11), Dunston (11). ^Wtolton. Osuna W.2-2 1 0 0 0 0 0 was extremely unhappy as Boston’s by Claik’s second homer in two MJackson 2-8 1 1 10 0 IP H RER BB SO Women’s Rec media because of newspaper stories run homer off Charlie Leibrandt Boston (Gr.HarrIs 2-5) at SaatSs (Kruagar W P— Combs. 2- 2). 3:35 p.m. Umpirss— Homs, CobIs; FIrsL Shulock; San Frandsoo Umpboa— Home, Harvey; FksL Hirschback; Main Pub held oH Three Penny Pub, 13-9, at designated hitter. He said he thought that mentioned infielder Jody Reed nights and sixth of the season. Sacond, Johnson; Third, Tschida. (5-5). It was McReynoIds’ fifth MIKsaukaa (HIguara 0-2) at California (Valan- Black 61-3 9 6 6 3 4 Sscond, RannarL Third, Quick. Charter Oak. Kannie Duka and Carol Bogshow he would get to play some first base Buries, who homered the previous T— 322 A-20,833. had returned home firmn the Red homer of the season and his first at zualaO-1), 4 0 5 pirn. Burkatt 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 T— 2:52 A— 7JI53. coHseted three Nts apiece for the wtonars wAtfie and left field, too. Sox’s road trip Sunday morning be­ night, hit his first of the night off Kansas City (Satwrhagan 6-3) at Baltimors Downs W.3-4 2 1 0 0 1 2 Carol Rumadora and Debbie Wabstor each home. Twins 5, Ytinkees 3 Righatti S,6 1 0 0 0 0 0 “I’ve never been just a DH cause his wife was having problems Russ Swan in the fifth after Mike (MilacM 2-2), 7 0 5 p.m. homered. Luonn Belleflaur, Chris HopMns, “I wanted to come in on Toronto (tlmiln 4-3) at Clavsland (Candlotti N EW Y O R K M IN N ESO T A C hicago Heidi Ksnaly and Carol Coldren hod two Nts before,” Clark said in an interview Greenwell’s ’ infield single to put GMaddux 42-3 9 5 2 3 5 McReynoIds, but I left it out over 7-3),705p.m. abrhbi abrhbl Little League each in deleaL that was published today. Clark anf'^^urks felt such per­ Boston ahead 6-1. Burks’ second Naw V M (JJohnaon 0-1) at Mlnnasota RKsllycf 4 111 GIddonlf 4 111 Lancaster 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 the plate and he took care of the (A.Andarson 3-4). 8 0 5 p.m. Sax 2b 4 0 0 0 Knbich 2b 3 111 Assanmachar 2 0 0 0 0 4 West Side “This is a great bunch of guys, sonal matters didn’t belong in public homer, his sixth, came with to out in Slocumb 1 1 0 0 0 1 rest,” said Leibrandt, who allowed Chicago (Hough 3-2) at Taaas (BarfiaM 2-1), Mttngly 1b 3 10 0 Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 Hartford County Sheriffs Association and I really enjoy them,” he added, print. the ninth. 8 0 5 pim. Maasdh 4 0 0 0 Hrbok1b 4 0 2 2 DaSmith L.0-3 2 3 3 3 1 0 National four hits and a walk in seven in­ H BP-by DaSmith (Faldar). WP— GMaddux. defeated Wallis Printing, 118, at PagoN Field. “but I just don’t think I can help Clark was profane and belligerent “This is what you need," Morgan Thuraday's Oamss Hall If 4 12 2 CDavis dh 3 0 10 VIttnar’s nipped Caspar’s, 2-1, at Leber. Mika Mika Foss, Tom Nagle, Joe Bedlock arxl Duane nings. Kansas City at Baltimora, 7 0 S p.m. JaBrIldrf 3 0 10 Harparc 4 0 10 P B — Wilkins 2 Lurats, Jeff Cashman and Dan Maisar com­ them the way I’m being played. I Milner had toras Nts apiece for the wktnars when reporters approached him as said. “We need people to stay hot Toronto at Clavaland, 7 0 5 p.m. Nokaa c 3 0 1 0 Larkin rf 3 0 0 1 Umpires—Home, Gorman; FirsL West; bined on a four-hittsr for Vittnar's. Masiar tripled while Ralph Carrado a d c M two. In dafoaL Soon "The only thing I knew was I Naw Hbrk at MInnssota, 805 p.ra Sacortd, Winters; Third, Gragg. don’t know what my trade vdue is he was eating a plate of food to ask You’d like to see them run off three^ Espnza ss 3 0 10 Leius 3b 0 0 0 0 whka Bryan McCaflary, Tim Sullivan and Matt CappaHa, Kevin Romanawicz, Bob Tstr^ton couldn’t make any more mistakes Chicago at Taxas, 8 0 S p.m. T— 3:15. A-32448. Olaksiw playsd wall dsfansively. Mika Johnson or who would want me — I leave all about the San Francisco report. He or four good days like this.” ' PKslly 3b 3 0 0 0 Pglruk) 3b 3 0 10 and Mika Tsmplaton had two hits opiaca. the way he Viola was pitching,” Datrolt at SoaMs, 10.05 p.m. Nwmanss 110 0 pitched w sl for Caspar's, alkwving only three Th« Aaaoclatcd Prass that to my agent (Tom Reich) — but menacingly told a Boston Globe The Red Sox scored a run in the Only gam as s c h ^ la d Gagna ss 2 12 0 Reds 6, Expos 1 hits. W as Schofield had two of lha hits for Leibrandt said. Bush ph 0 0 0 0 Caspar’s. I just don’t think it makes sense for reporter to leave him alone. third on Phil Plantier’s infield out. aNONNATI MONTREAL Zsmbrowski's dafaatsd Elks, 13-4. Matt NUMBER TWO — Boston s Eilis Burks watches his second home run of the game fly out of / Viola retired the first 16 Braves National League standings Mackrf 1110 ab r h bi ab r h M the Red Sox to keep me around.” Clark’s stormy postgame stance They got their third run in the fifth TMala 31363 Totals American Schardt arxl Jim Rook had thrsa Nts each for the park in the ninth inning in Tuesday night’s game against Seattle at the Kingdome. The he faced before Belliard .reached East DIvMon Larkin ss 4 0 10 Grssom d 4 0 0 0 the winnars while John Greene, Jack H ul, John The Red Sox said they didn’t and news of the San Francisco on Luis Rivera’s double. W L Pet. QB 32 5 10 5 Duncan 2b 5 111 Noboa 2b 4 0 10 Army and Navy dosed out its year wito a 2-1 base and he lost his complete game NawYbrfc 000 000 210-3 Rook, Pale Bartolotia, Slava Kidd arxl Tom Red Sox won, 8-5. know anything about Claik’s dis­ Rttstxjrgh 35 18 .648 — Davis d 1 0 0 0 Clderon If 4 0 10 win over Pdica Union at Wbddall. Ed Carroll Donovan added two apiece. Danny Doviok had report clouded a big Red Sox offen­ NawMirk 30 25 .545 5'« Minnaaola 001 000 04x—5 in an equally strange maimer. BH tch rd 3210Wllach3b 4 0 0 0 want the distance for A5N (10-6), stoking out two for Elks. With one out in the ninth and a St Louis 30 26 .536 6 E -E sp in o z a (12). PKally (4). D P -N a w Vbrk Sabo 3b 4 2 3 2 Ftzgridc 3 0 0 0 11. Ryan Gliha’s squeeze bunt drove in Darryl Chicago 28 29 .481 8a S B — Harper (1), G ^ n s (4). Bnzngr 1b 4 0 10 BJonasp 0 0 0 0 Brian Gorman want the distarxra for Polics Coastal Tool Npped ZIpser Club, 48, at In Brief... season, a year before the conferences’ four-year con­ Wsst Division IP H RER BB SO OHvare 4 0 0 0 LWIkar1b 30 11 (88), stoking out 10. Doug Cosmini playad well Rtzgerald Flahl Bob Ralozia had ttvaa Nts witi tract with ESPN expires, a spokesman said. Twins come from behind that stopped the game. W L Pci. OB Naw Vbrk Chtiton p 3 110 Owen ss 3 0 0 0 dafsnsivsiy. a homer for Coastal while Al Acsto, Vtfoyna Mets m anner Bud Harrelson has LosAngsIss 33 23 .589 — Sanderson 7 7 2 1 0 3 Ftowar p 0 0 0 0 Nbholz p 1 0 0 0 Miner arxl Jim Lombardi contributed two Nts John Paquette said Tuesday that Big East officials Atlania 29 25 .537 3 Howe 0 1110 0 Qinonas ph 1 0 0 0 Smpan p 0 0 0 0 each. Chris Boibiari arxl Todd Stobbins hod two Legion dumps West Hartford are considering withdrawing from the ACC-Big East a rule that pitchers don’t return late andnnal 29 27 .518 4 HabywiL.4-2 1-312211 KiGross p 0 0 0 0 DShIds ph 10 0 0 each In dafoaL Cadarst 0 10 0 10 Blish Hardware outscorsd Epstsi.1 Realty, Challenge because of an NCAA mle mandating that in a game when it is delayed more San Dlsgo 30 29 .508 4 the win. He walked four and struck out five. Chris we can do them in September,” Mike Pagliarulo said. C hicago Blauaar 3b 4 0 10 Crraon rf 3 0 0 0 DJ. Pat Supplies beat Maaco. Rich Marolt KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE Adams also had thrsa Nts. Stove Diaipio arxl Petersen, who suffered a hand injury last weekend, Duva bid the winner Still, the Twins are cautious not to get too optimistic. FsmandazL.2.6 52-3 8 2 2 5 5 Hunter 1b 3 0 0 0 Boston rf 0 0 0 0 and John SrNth hit wall arxl Sarxiy Boscarino Mark Huhtala had two Nts apiacs in d a l ^ By The Associated Press abrhbi abrhbl Patterson 21-3 1 0 0 3 0 Haati c 3 0 0 0 Carona c 3 0 10 playa rkvall for DJ. Brian Graaolone, Doniella returned to the Newman’s lineup. NEWARK, N J. (AP) — Promoter Dan Duva is “Look at Texas,” Gladden said. “They won 14 straight McRas cf 5 0 0 0 Dvraux cf 3 0 10 Texas BHiard s s 3 1 1 0 Elstor s s 3 0 0 0 MattNau arxl Bryan Moon playad wall for and then hit the skids. We’re trying to leam from that and KObaon If 4 1 1 0 Orsulak rf 4 0 1 0 RyanW.4-4 9 6 0 0 1 10 Lbrrtdt p 1 0 0 0 Viola p 3 0 0 0 Maaco. Newman resumes action Thursday at 7 plm. against confident, at least publicly, that Evander Holyfield Any chance the Cincinnati Reds Thrmn If 1110 C R pksn s s 3 0 0 0 not get too excited.” The awoeiswa Pf— < HBP—by Ryan (Thomas). Nixon ph 10 10 Harr 2b 0 0 0 0 Mallove’s at Moriarty Ineld. will defend his undisputed heavyweight title against have of repeating as world cham­ Brsttdh 4 1 2 1 BsNss 10 0 0 Umplraa— Home, Harxlry; FvsL Hirschback; Stanton p 0 0 0 0 Hovwud dh 1 0 0 0 Horn dh 4 0 2 0 former champion Mike Tyson this year. Pagliarulo led off the eighth with a single, starting a STRIKE OUT — On the first anniversary of pions depends a lot on Norm Sacond. Phillips; Third, Cooney. IMals 30 1 4 1 TMals 28 2 4 2 Johnson eighth in decathlon rally that sent 10 batters to the plate against five Yankees Esnrichrf 5 22 1 Gomaz3b 40 10 T— 256. A-38,172 Atlama 000 001 OOfr-1 Don King, who promotes Tyson, doesn’t see it that his sixth no-hitter, Nolan Ryan delivers a ii^tch Charlton’s health. Mclrinac 5 3 4 1 MHIgan 1b 30 10 Rec Baseball pitchers. NawVbrk 000 200 OOx—2 HARTFORD — Manchester High’s Rob Johnson way. At least not now. Ssitz3b 3 120Sogullf 3 0 0 0 Tigers 5, Athletics 1 L O B — Atlanta 4, Naw York 3. in Tuesday night's 2-0 shutout win over the The Reds need pitching and strug­ Pocota 3b 1113 Molvin c 3 0 10 Rec Soccer placed eighth in the CIAC Decathlon Championships On Tliesday, Duva, who promotes Holyfield, suc­ Kevin Tapani (4-6) won his second straight start DETROIT OAKLAND HR— McReynoIds(5). CS— Gant (1). Chicago White Sox. gled around .500 while Charlton CMrtnz 1b 5 0 13 BRpkn 2b 3 0 0 0 S— LaibrarvtL Pony League which wound up Tliesday at Trinity College. Johnson, despite allowing homers to Mel Hall and Roberto Kelly SUlwsll ss 4 0 10 abrhbl abrhbl cessfully bid $51,101,000 to hold the fight and said: was on the disabled list He returned IP H RER BB SO that staked the Yankees to a 3-1 lead. SIvaprtZb 4 111 Phillips If 5 1 2 0 RH dsn If 3 0 1 0 The Mate nipped the Rad Sox, 8-7, at Pee Wee who took third in the discus (124 feet 2 inches), to­ “We will get this fight done no matter what it takes to he can’t believe the results when he sees no-hit king Tliesday night and gave iq> one run Whtker2b 4 12 1 DHdsndh 4 0 10 Atlanta Chaney TacK Shone Buzzall was the winning TM alS 4 2 1 1 1610 Totals 31 0 7 0 LaibrandtL.5-5 7 4 2 2 10 Ffotrlots 4 (Justin CogswsH, Conor Dodd, taled 5,260 points. Rob Dunham of Naugatuck won do it. Mike Tyson and Evander Holyfield will fight But the Twins bounced back, cutting the lead to 3-2 Nolan Ryan at less than his best. on five hits in six innings as the Kansas CHy 016 000 004-11 TrmmH s s 5 2 2 0 Cnsaco rf 4 1 1 1 pitcher wNIa Ffofor Carlson and Justin Conxilli FMdar 1b 4 0 11 McGwr 1b 3 0 0 0 Stanton 1 0 0 0 00 playsd wall in the field. Coray Amende had Zachary Pack, Ryan Thomson; Kelly Busqua the competition with 5,868 points. each other this fall. Tyson will knock out Ruddock, when New York reliever John Habyan (4-2) walked “He never ceases to amaze me,” Torborg said after BaHImors 000 000 000—0 Naw Vbrk arxl Miuk Morin also playsd wefi) Sharks 1 Reds beat Montreal 6-1 at Olympic E — Oavsraaux (2), Orsulak (1). D P — Kansas Tldalonc 4 0 2 2 Riles 2b 30 10 three Nts tor the Rad Sox while Tom Delay and Chuck Knoblauch with the bases loaded. One out later, ViolaW.7-3 81-3 4 1 1 1 4 (Brant Carlson; Richard Ttxirpa arxl Thomas Manchester High’s Macka Jones took 17th with then he has to fight Holyfield.” Ryan shut out the White Sox 2-0 Tliesday night. “I’ve Stadium. a iy 3, Baltimors 1. LOB—Kansas City 5, Bal­ Daarrf 4 0 0 0 Stnbchc 4 0 0 0 Brian Jaworskl also playad wall Franco S,13 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Zakowicz also ^ o ysd wefi) 4,890 points. Duva sees the fight being held in late October, early Hrbek grounded a single past the outstretched glove of seen him sharper, and I’ve seen him throw harder. But timora 6. 2B — KOibson (6), T hum w i (4), Brstt Brgmndh 3 0 0 0 WWIsnd 3 0 0 0 The Rratas trounced tie Cubs, 23-1, at Charlton (3-5), disabled May 26 Frymn3b 4 0 0 0 Law3b 3 0 0 0 W P— Viola. Moriarty Field. Ban Berta paced the Pirato at­ Meteors 4 (Jorad Avary 2 David Russo, Also, Manchester High’s Phitsmay Sourinho placed Yankees first baseman Don Mattingly for a 4-3 lead. The look at the linescore.” (7), Macfarlana (13), CMartlnsz (4). Craig McLarvwn; Matt Clifford arxl Trevor Na«v- November, probably at Caesars Palace in Las Vegas. with tendinitis in his left shoulder, HR-Pacola (3). Shumpart (2). SS-StillwsIt Cuylar d 4 12 0 Gallago ss 2 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, RIpplay; FirsL Hohn; tack with three N ts wNIe P ^ Lascoa arxl Don 21st in the Heptathlon C!hampionships with 2,596 Twins capped the rally when Steve Farr walked Gene It would show that Ryan pitched a six-hitter, whipb to TMala 37 511 4 TMala 2 9 1 4 1 Sacorvl, Crawford; Third, Tata. DiaN added Imx> apiece. Mott Howroyd, Corey comb also playad wall) Oilers 0 (Ricky Connors Duva topped seven other promoters in the purse struck out four and walked none in (2). T— 1:53. A -23 ,3 95. and Amy Estsy playsd well) points. Rosiey Harris of Windsor won with 4,277 Laricin with the bases loaded. Torborg’s way of thinking wasn’t too bad for the White IP H RER BB SO DsIroR 000 102 101—5 Wry and Brian Ramming also hit s a ^ . Scott bids conducted by the International Boxing Federa­ winning for the first time since May Kaft— CHv Oakland 000 100 000-1 Fufiar playad wall dafsnsivaly. Ray Gagnon Timbers 2 (Scott Sprang, TJ. McLoughln) points., tion, which is charge of Holyfield’s mandatory The Yankees lost a key opportunity to end the rally Sox. D P-O atroH 1. L O B -O a lro lt 9. Oakland 5. Cardinals 10, Padres 4 triplad arxl doubted for the Cutra Express 1 (Chris Currie; Sara Estock and Scott 14. T ^ Power and Kip Gross Gubicza^3 6 4 0 0 2 3 Jotowuu also playad wall) defense in the fall. Don King, who promotes Tyson, when Shane Mack singled off Steve Howe and second “Last year, Ryan had one game where we got only one Crawford S.1 3 3 0 0 0 6 2B—Talllaton (5), Cuylar (3). HR—Canseco ST. L O U IS S A N D IEG O finished for the Reds. flO). S B — Trammell 2 (8). C S -W N ta k a r (2), Tomodoss 5 (Joe Lodi^ 2 Craig Dsiguldica, Little League sponsors dance baseman Steve Sax couldn’t find Mack’s roller^ hit and he struck out 16,” Torborg said. “And in a 10-in- Baltim ors abrhbl abrhbi Matt Urbenetti, John Kahoa) Socksrs 0 was not one of them. “I guess they did know what was Mass 1,4-7 21-3 7 6 5 0 1 RHwidaraon (10). Hudlar d 4 0 0 0 Roberts d 5 110 MANCHESTER — Manchester Little League is “Execution hurt us,” \hnkees manager Stump Merrill ning game, we got three hits and he struck out 15. So I best for me,” said Charium. “I didn’t Flanagan 32-3 4 1 1 1 1 IP H RER BB SO Tarry p 0 0 0 0 TFmdz ss 4 0 10 Transactions sponsoring a dance on Friday, June 28, at the Adams sent to Bullets said. “You get (the groundo*) what you need, but don’t guess we’re getting better.” HIckay 1 1 0 0 0 1 Detroit Jo se p h 1112 TGwynrf 4 110 want to go on the DL, but I realize Olson 1 0 0 0 0 1 Gullickson W.7-3 72-3 4 1 1 2 1 Agosto p 0 0 0 0 FMcGr 1b 4 113 Comate 1 (Matt Dean) Toros 0 Manchester Country Club from 8 pjn. to 1 am . Ad­ DENVER (AP) — The Denver Nujggets traded make the play. That’s what happens.” Ryan struck out 10 or more for the 210th game of his Hannaman S.9 1 1-3 0 0 0 2 1 BA8EBAU Rowdies 2 (Eric Thteling 2) Suns 0 now the club bad my best interests Kiigus 1 4 4 4 0 1 OSmith ss 4 3 2 0 Tautal 3b 4 0 10 Aimrtrsn i tig m Howe said he thought Mack’s hit would be a double­ career and third time this season. He tied Tom Seava for Umpirss— Homa, Cousins; First, Roa; Oaldand MThmp rf 5 2 2 3 Sniiago c 4 13 0 Braokars 3 (Chris Hanaghon 2, Jason Raid) mission is $5 per persona and includes hors d ’ouev- guard Michael Adams to the Washington Bullets for a md theirs in mind.” AL— Suspended Dove Valla, Saattia Mariners Sscond, Rssd; Third, Brinkman. Hawkins L.1-4 51-3 6 3 3 2 2 Grraro 1b 4 0 10 JOarkH 4 0 2 0 Stallions 0 res. play ball. “It was p ^ e c t,” he said. “I couldn’t have eighth on the all-time shutout list. catchsr, tor three gamaa for charging Texas first-round draft pick, ^ving the NBA’s worst team The third-place Reds have won T— 2:40. A -2 9 .4 7 ^ Nelson 22-3 4 1 1 2 4 ParryH 3 2 2 2 Mota2b 20 10 Apollos 3 (Matt Kuzmickas 2 Eric Munroa; Rangers manager Bobby Valentina during a For further information, call Ed Dettore at the fourth and e i^ th selections in the draft. rolled it any better.” Ryan’s 306th victory moved him past Eddie Plank into WWton 1 1110 0 GllkayK 1 0 1 2 Howwdd 100 0 Kotia Fluggiaro also playsd wefi) Comate 2 (Ail WP-Wtalton2 game June 1. Champagne 2; Junior Gorcte also playad wall) 643-4482 or Tim Kelley at 643-7694. The' Nuggets sent Adams, along with the No. 19 Sax said he “never even saw the ball. I didn’t even 17th place all-time, one behind Mickey Welch. Indians 2, Blue Jays 1 CWIson 3b 5 0 0 0 DrJckn ph 10 10 Mat tonal l aaniia Umpires— Homs, Morrison; FirsL Walks; PgnozzI c 4 0 11 MIndaz p 2 0 0 0 move. It’s happened (in the Metrodome) before.” CMCINNATI R E D S -S ^ Joseph DaBar- pick in the first round of the draft and future draft Blue Jays 2, Indians 1: Ken Dayley hit Alex Ckile (12 innings) Sacond, Sootl; Third, Evans. Oqando2b 3 110 Lmpkinph 10 0 0 Intermediate NL R oundup , first bosamon; Armando Moralaa arxl Kevin Coach’s Corner is upended “I’m not making any excuses,” Sax said. “Howe did with a pitch to force home the winning run in the 12th in­ T— 3.-02 A-27,014. HIH p 1 0 0 0 MMdux p 0 0 0 0 7 Rowdies 4 (Jaasa Rusao, Jay VortaL Andy cmsiderations, to Washington for the eighth pick. TORONTO CLEVELAND Jervis, pHchers; Michaal Jonas, tNtd baseman; the job and it’s a play that’s got to be made.” ning as Cleveland ended its five-game losing streiik. abrhbl abrhbl Lnkfrd d 110 0 Andran p 0 0 0 0 Fitting, Kyla ZawtetowsM; Cory Ottona and Lynn BLOOMFIELD — Coach’s Comer was felled, 8-2, ^Adams, who starred scholastically at Hartford Angels 4, Brewers 3 Rodrigz p 0 0 0 0 Matt Mania shortstop; Damon Montgomery and WNlacf 5 0 2 0 Huffcf 4 0 0 0 Rossi Morris, outfialdara; arxl Domalrish Salonen also playad wall) Diplomats 0 by HartfcH-d H6spital in Greater Hartford Women’s Rick Aguilera p itte d a p ^ e c t ninth for his 17th save, Royals 11, Orioles 0: Kansas City had 16 hits, includ­ tlnee straight and trail Los Angeles MILVMUKEE CALIFORNIA Costdio p 0 0 0 0 Public High School and played for Washington in RAImr 2b 4 0 0 1 Fsmnin ss 5 0 10 Jenkins, shortstop. Hurricanes 2 (Bruoa Wb2 Jaaon Ookfoarg; tying him with Dermis Eckersley for the major league by four games in the NL West. abrhbl abrhbl Dorsattph 10 11 Efiaa BamstolN Robin Towte and Matt L a ^ Softb^l League action Tliesday night at CIGNA. Amy 1986-87, averaged 26.6 points and lO J assists last ing a three-run double by Carmelo Martinez, as the CartsrH 5 0 0 0 MLawla2b 5 0 2 0 NEW YORK METS-SIgnsd Joe Crawford. lead. Royals scored six runs in their biggest inning of the Having a healthy Charlton gives Tabisr 1b 3 0 10 Jacoby 3b 5 0 10 Moktorlb 4 2 2 1 Psionlalf 5 0 11 TMals 36101110 Totals also playad wslO Grollnick h ^ the lone hit for Coach’s, which is home season. Rndlph2b 3 0 10 Joyner 1b 4 0 2 0 37 4 1 8 4 Todd Flgol. and Andraw Cotnar, pitohara, and Sprgua3b 4 0 10 Baargapr 0 10 0 assignsd thorn to Kingsport of tha Appalachian Thursday against Spigot of Hartford at Charter Oak The loss snapped New York’s three-gante wiiming season. them some hope. Q ^ a s 3b 1 0 0 0 C Jm ss rf 5 0 1 0 ShfliaUdh 4 0 0 0 WnMd rf 3 00 0 St Louis 000 013 024-10 Junior Ifountd 4 0 2 1 DPrkardh 4 0 0 0 S«i Diago 000 003 001— 4 Lsagua. Signed Dave Sw anaoa pitcher, and I^ k field No. 2. streak and was marked by a rare poor showing from the Mike Macfarlane had four of Kansas City’s hits and Last season, he was 12-9 and Whitonrt 5 0 00 Lopazlb 4 0 2 0 Jared OsantawsM and D8va Vtung, inlaldars, Bruins 2 (Jkn Doonails, Nick Rascantofi) Schultz may face a review Brdarsc SOOOTWbrdrf 0 0 00 GVghnlf 4 0 0 0 Gasttl3b 3110 E-Guarraro (4). Xtauk (1). D P-BL Louis ^ Cyclonas 1 (Tom Ttemay) bullpen. New York’s bullpen was 6-0 with a 1.65 earned Bill Pecota a three-run homer. struck out 117 in 154 1-3 innings Svaum3b 40 10Howall2b 3 100 San Diago 1. LO B— S L Louis 5, Sa n Diago 6. and assignad them to Sarasota of the Gulf SAN DIEGO (AP) — NCAA executive director while working as a starter and a MLssss 5 120Madlnadh 3 0 0 0 Coast League. Slgnad Tom Robinsoa kifislder, Rowdias 3 (Jaramy Turootta 2 Writ Owan) 1 Red Sox to host clinic run average in the previous 16 games, in which the Tigers 5, Athletics 1: Bill Gullickson retired 17 of IS/ GHilIdh 40 10Allradph 0 0 0 0 Bchstlarf 4 121 Gllghard 30 10 2B— Josa (18), MThompson (3). BaoraO Dick Schultz, who could come under investigation by Dmpay e 3 0 0 0 Tbi^ c 12 12 HR—MThompaon (2), Party (3), McGriff (14). and Greg Basle catcher, arxl assign^ them to MANCHESTER — The Poston Red Sox, in con­ Ihiikees were 12-4. Athletics in one stretch, and Mickey Tsttleton drove in. reliever. SWnnsre 3 0 10 PittsllaklotliaNawY>rk-Parxi League his own organization, said he was “embarrassed” that Colacf 110 1 Surhoffph 1 0 0 0 Schfsidss 3 03 1 S-HIIL SF-Parry. junction with New England Sports Network, will hold “The bullpen has been very good to us,” Merrill said. two runs as Detroit beat Oakland. Cardinals 10, Padres 4: Milt Brownalf 3 0 11 Spisrs ss 3 0 0 0 IP H RER BB SO rules violations may have occurred while he was ath­ “We have to put this behind us.” Angels 4, Brewers 3: Ron Tingley had a two-run ’Thompson hit a two-run homer arid Tbnsssc 10 0 0 Stubbsph 100 0 S t L o u is a baseball clinic on Tbesday, June 25, from 10:30 « m IMals 35 3 8 3 TMalS 29 4 9 4 letic director at Virginia. Rangers 2, White Sox 0: Chicago White Sox double and scored the winning run on slumping Luis Gerald Perry added a solo shot in TM ala 41 1 7 1 Tbtala 39 2 9 2 Hill W,6-3 6 10 3 3 0 3 to noon at Moriarty Field at the Mouiu Nebo complex Ttoronla 001 000 000 000-1 Mllwauksa 110 010 000-3 Tarry 2 0 0 0 0 3 on Spring Street Virginia is investigating whether its athletic fund­ manager Jeff Torborg — having caught a no-hitter by Pblonia’s single in support of Mark Langston as Califor­ the sixth iiming off rookie Jose Clavaland 000 000 010 001—2 CalHomla 000 301 OOx—4 Agosto 1 3 110 0 E-Howall (2). DP-MHwauksa 2 LOB-Mk- 8 m i DI#o o USED AUTO R ^ ^ x first base coach A1 Bumbry, other Red raising arm illegally made loans to student-athletes Sandy Koufax — knows an ace when he sees one. Still, nia beat reeling Milwaukee. Melendez to power visiting St. Ona out whan winning nin soorad. from 1982-90. Schultz was athletic director at Vir­ -•■0 .(f) OV-. 0- . E -O W a rd (1). O P-Toronto Z Osvaland 1. waukaa 6, California 9. 2B—Tingley (2). Malandez L.1-2 7 6 4 4 0 2 Sox c o ^ e s , and a player to be armounc^ will con­ Louis past San Diego. LO B-Toronto 7. Clavaland & 2 B - M L a s (8). HR-Molitor (4), Bichstts (11). S-GaHaghar, MMaddux 0 3 2 2 0 0 duct the clinic. Parents will full out registration forms ginia from 1981r87. Red McGriff got the Padres close SB— Whits 2 (13), Hull (9), Cola (7). Tbiglay. Andaraan 1 0 0 0 0 0 ^ PART’S^ INC. Schultz spoke at a news conference prior to making S-RAIom ar, TWbrd, Madina. IP H RER BB SO Rodriguez 2-3 1 4 4 4 0 at Cox Cable office, 801 Parker S t, by Monday June for awhile when he hit a three-run yiiwiiikM CostaHo 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 a speech at the National Association of Collegiate Long wait nears end for Jordaii IP H RER BB SO Sp0CkJIUngln 24. homer in the bottom of the sixth. Toronto Auust 31-3 5 3 3 4 1 MMaddux pitched to 3 batters In the SIh. KDBrownL.23 32-3 3 1 1 1 0 The clinic is limited to the first 100 registered. Far Directors of Athletics’ annual convention. McGriff leads the NL with 14 Walls 8 4 1116 Virginia president John T. Casteen HI formed a INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — feeling has grown that the battered DWsrd 3 3 0 0 0 0 Knudson 1-310010 LATE MODEL AUTO PARTS further information, call 646-64(X). player award this season. The Bulls’ homers. AckarL1-4 1-9 o i i 0 0 MkLaa 2-3 0 0 0 0 Q Michael Jordan’s long wait should Lakers have little chance to survive CalHom la For Cars & four-member panel last month to investigate the loans franchise also has waited a long Giants 8, Cubs 6: Jose Uribe 0 0 0 0 1 0 Basketball end tonight. Daylsy LangstonW.5-2 72-3 7 3 3 1 9 by the Virginia Student Aid Foundation. The commit­ tonight’s fifth game of the beist-iOf-7 time as it closes in on the fust titlp scored the tiebreaking run on a Clovoland Whalers worth $45.4 million When he was a freshman, his HarvayS.15 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 2 Light Duty Trucks tee will report its findings to the NCAA. series. in its 25-year history. passed ball in the 10th inning and Swindall 10 7 1117 HARTFORD (AP) — The Hartford Whalers are North Carolina team won the NCAA Jordan is holding his feelings in. HlltsgasW,2-0 2 0 0 0 1 3 NBA Finals glance FOREIGN and DOMESTIC the seventh most valuable NHL franchise and the 81st Los Angeles has lost three pinch-hitter Mike Kingery singled in H o^-by Daylsy (Cola). title. Two years later, his U.S “I’m nervous and every now and another to lift San Francisco over Umplraa— Homs, McClalland; First, THE FMALS most valuable sports franchise among the four major Brown holding talks Olympic team won a gold medal. straight games and been dominated Dsnklrigsr, Sacond, McCoy; Third, MarrilL (Bast-oPT) then I get chill bumps thinking Chicago at Wrigley Field. The Calendar Chica^ va LA Lakam sports leagues, Fnancial World magazine estimates. COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) — San Antonio Spurs Then the wait — six years without a and decimated in two of them. It T— 3:17. A— 10,763. about the situation,” he told Giants have won seven of 10. Sunday, Jun o 1 The magazine placed a value of $45.4 million on coach Larry Brown has met with South Carolina offi­ championship — began. reporters Tliesday, “but I’m not may have to rely on its weak bench LA Laksrs 93, C h i^ 91 JUNK CAR Dave Smith dropped to 0-3, while Wbdnaaaay, Juno 8 the Whalers, putting them ahead of the Toronto Maple cials about their head coaching job, a newspaper “I was spoiled,” he said, but “I going to let you guys see that. I’m u mjuied starters James Worthy and L ^ s , the Chicago Blackhawks, the Los Angeles Byron Scott can’t play tonighu Kelly Downs (3-4) got the victory Radio, T V Manchaatar Legion at Enflald (Farm! High). Chicago 107, LA Lakers 66 reported today. was able to be patient” because be going to be really cool about it ... 5:45 txm. Friday, J u n s 7 Kings, the Detroit Red Wings and the Stanley Cup with relief help from Dave Rlghetti. Chicago 104, LA Lakars 96 Brown met with Gamecocks officials Tliesday night saw the Chicago Bulls progressing until it actually happens. Magic Johnson, 31, meanwhile champion Pittsburgh Penguins. Astros 1, Phillies 0: Pinch-hitter Sunday, June 9 REMOVAL!! in Dallas, The State newspaper of Columbia reported. through those years. “Then I think ttw inside and the sard he might retire after this season Ken Oberkfell drew a bases-loaded Chicago 97, LA Lakm 82 Chicago leads It quoted unnamed “sources.” Hitience was a quality he needed 3 2 0 p.m. — Rad Sox at Marinsrs, NESN , Twilight Lsagua: Mallova's at Nswman sarias3-1 Big East may pull out outside are going to be the same.” if he felt the Lakers couldn’t be walk from Roger McDowell (3-2) W ednesday, June 12 HOURS: Mon.-Wed.. SAM - 5PM • THUR SAM - 6:30PM There were no imihediate details available about the past two days. WTIC (Moriatty Field), 7 pirn. An NBA title is one of the few competitive anymore. with one out in 11th inning to lift 7 pm. — GoH: U.S. Opsn Praviaw, NESN Chicago at LA Lakars, 9 am. FRI SAM • 5PM • SAT SAM TILL NOON • Closed Sunday PR0VIDENC:E, R.I. (AP) — The Big East is con­ the discussion. Brown had said earlier he would meet Friday, June 14 A 97-82 win Sunday over Los things Jordan didn’t achieve as he “I have three weeks off after this Houston over Philadelphia at the 720 pm. — Bravas at Mato, SportaChannal, sidering withdrawing from its early-season series with with South Carolina officials within 48 hours. Angeles gave the Bulls a 3-1 lead in WFMi LA Lakars at Chicago, 9 am.. If naoasaaiy 775 PARKER 8T. MANCHESTER #649-3391 grew into basketball’s best player, is over and I’U sit down and decide Astrodome. A1 Osuna (2-2) pitched Sunday, June 18 the NBA Fmals. Since then, the 8 M pm. — Wnksas at Twins, MSO, WPOP Windsor Locke at Manchester Legion (MCC), winning his second must v^uable what to do," he said. one inning for the victory. 9 pm. — Bulls at Laksrs, Channals 22,30 5:45 p^m. LA Laksrs at Chloago, 7 am.. If naoassaiy 1 10 ^MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 12,1991 MAN(3ffiSTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 12.1991—11

KIT'N'CARLYLE by Larry Wright 3 8 STO RE b OFFICE 87 MISC. FOR SALE ______SPACE______•ALUMINUM-Ladder ex­ EXCELLENT-Location, tends to 8 feet. $60. J 350 square feet. In- Call 643-0427. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 clu(ies heat, utilities. f!f! my 647-9223, 643-7175. MANCHESTER-Store/ 88 TAG SALES Lols/Land tor Sal*------______23 MIscelisneous for Sale- Notices Merchandise Tag Sales- commercial use. Main Invastmanl Property...... ______24 BOLTON-17 Carpenter W i N q If, Lost/Found.. Wanted to Buy/Trade..... PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ KITCHEN & BATH MISCELLANEOUS St near (^nter St. 646- ParwHWIs,. Bualness Property ...... 25 Holiday Seasonal...... — ...... -71 Rd. June 15 & 16, 9- ______Specioli^1 ! D ^ if M | com puters— .— ..— - PAPERING 2426,9am-5pm. p w ilc .' i Announcwncnts.. Vacation Property...... ^...... 25 Antiques atKf CollecSbles------...—.—..7 2 REMODELING REMODELING SERVICES 5pm. Furniture, Clothing___..... AuetkMW- 04 Mortgages...... ______27 MANCHESTER-700 AK Wanteo to Buy..... _____ ;___28 Flooring...... ------.58 Furniture household goods, Flrranclal____ .... .05 Services WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. CUSTOM QUAUTY KITCHEN a BATH Square feat, office b<»k8 & morel______Electrical...... 59 TV/Starao/Appllances.. Quality work at a NoOcaa______.... 06 Child Care...... One stop Improvements. ODD JOBS space available Rentals Heating/Plumbing...... 60 Machliwty and To o ls- reasonable pricel REMODELING Cleaning Services... Miscellaneous Services ____ Framing to Painting. immediately. Located Employment & Education Rooms lor RenL„...... u...... 31 Lawn Care...... ------61 Gardening...... ______— 77 Interior A Exterior Visit our beautiful show­ Trucking, BOLTON-36 Clark Rd. Apartments lor Rent...... ~...32 Services Wanted...... 62 Good Things to Eat— —.78 Automotive Licensed t Insured. off &it 1, I# 384, near Part Tim* Help Wanted______10 Bookkeeping/Income Tax. Free Estimates room or coll for your (RT 85), Saturday, Help Wantad...... „...... „....„....___11 Condominiums lor Rant...... 33 Landscaping.„...... — 63 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrswood...... — ....79 Cars tor Sale- -91 B.B.B. Member Home Repairs. East Hartford & 9am-4pm, Sunday, Carpentry/Remodeling..... Concrete...... free estimate. Situation Wantad....„...... -..12 Homes lor Rent...... „....34 ...... 64 Farm Slupplles and Equipment_____.80 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... — — Call Brian Welgle Call Dave Adamick lor a free quote. Glastonbury. All utilities 9am-1pm. Japanese •.r.iXi.,- Painting/Papering...... Snow Plowing...... Campera/Trallera-.....— .....— - . - . 9 3 You name it ** We do it. Bualneaa Opportunities..__ ..„..„...... 13 Store/ORIce Space.....------35 ...... 6$ Olfic* Retail Equipment...... 81 6 4 5 *8 9 1 2 HERITAGE KITCHEN included, ample maple trees, camping, Rooflng/SIdIng...... 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War,led to Rent...... -..— — 40 Pets and Supplies...... — ....— .— .88 Wanted to Buyn'rad*..-— .— — — -.98 Painting Interior/Exterior CARPENTRY SERVICE 649-5400 6 4 3 - 0 3 0 4 rc Windham/Willimantic June 15,9am'6pm, 325 6'M- Condominiums lor Sal*.. Miscellaneous lor RenL...... — .-A1 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 D R*. AddHiont. RemocMing, Walipapering Repairs, ShMtrook. Siding area on Route 6. Vernon St. to benefit 30 Years Experience W AIm CiMning 8 Hauing Bath b Kitchen 17,000 Daily traffic. mentally retarded and 8ank>r CKizan dboount AL's HANDYMAN 1520 Square feet. disabled in Manchester References, Insured Inaurad - RafaranoM Remodeling • ISSIbyfCA. Ino.1 R A TES: 1 to 6 days: 95 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertisements to be READ YOUR AD: Classified advertisements are taken by»y1 tele- $1000 monthly. 742- area. hone as I convenience. CO The Manchester 649*4431 646-1948 Homo renovations. From hom e to yard and 7 to 19 days: 75 cents per line per day. published Tuesday through Satur­ 0569. erald Is resispolonsible for only one Incorrect O n e call does it all. everything in between. MANCHESTER-Saturday, 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. day, the deadll.ne Is noon on the day B Insertion and than only for ththe size of the No job too small. June 15, 9am-4pm. Ir a 91CAR8PORa&LE 98 WANTED TQ BUY/ 26 or more days: 55 cents per line per day. before publication. For advertisements G.L McHUGH PAINTING Pm>FESS»NAL Free estimates. original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Free estimates. 37 INDUSTRIAL Hilliard St. Movingl ______TRADE______Minimum charge: 4 lines. to be published Monday, the dead­ Inlerior/Exten'or Painting ENTERPRISES 289-6253 PROPERTY Must selll Household MERCURY-Marqui line Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. the value of the advertisement will not be Wallpapering - Paper ramoval The job done right whatever 649-2871 Brougham, 1985. corrected by an additional Insertion. Ceilln|M repaired and replaced items, footfixer. the task. COMMERCIAL-Industrial Loaded. 4 Door. Excel­ Webuy desn, latemodel used Serving Home Owners East ol the Racquets, tennis and • Remodeling • Painting for rant, new. 1250 to lent condition. 42K. cars and trucks. Top prices River Since 1975 • Hauling Services Available racquetball. C C M Ice Call today for your estimate 6000 square feet, 21 skates, girls size 4. Bird Very clean. $3400. 649- paid. NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 31 ROOMS FORRENT futty Insured POWER HOUSE 5711 or 648-1763. ^ 9 3 2 1 Call Tom at 6494273 foot heignt. 646-0672. cages, all EKcessories. Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet WASHING Toys, toys, toys. Ham­ As a condition precedent MANCHESTER-POSTAL COVENTRY-On lake 7 MANCHESTER-Free AUTO DETAILING 1229 Main Street to the placement of any JOBS-$11.78-$14.90/ room cape. 2 car mond organ, $100/best week with $100 security Manchester, CT advertising in the Hour. No experience garage. Excellent deposit. Clean, quieL VILIAGE PAINTERS Professional Car AMERICAN “EASY DOES IT offer. Refrigerator, $50/ 98 AUTO SERVICES Manchester Heraid, Ad­ needed. For exam and WANTED L A W N CARE best offer. 646-8464 C.H.F.A. CAPE condrtion. Marvelous furnished. 646-8337. Sjoedalizing in Cleaning HYDROWASH Is Ihe way to descibe vertiser hereby agrees application info call 1- view. Weekend retreat BUYING-Junk cars, $5 REAL ESTATE AGENTS Exterior House Painting Spring Special • Remosra Harmful Mold, MIdew, placino a want ad. TOP DOLLAR to protect, indemnify 216-967-1537 7am- or year round home. By 32 APARTMENTS FOR YARDMASTERS Oxldahon. Chalking Paint. Dirt & paid. Call Joey, 528- S$S $$$ and hold harmless the 10pm 7 days. Business Is g o o d ...w e n e e d help! Your owner. $170,000. Call Grime. Just ced 643-271 la n d 89 WANTED TO BUT/ 1990. Need title. Cash on the barrel head, for your ______RENT______Senior Citizen Discount Spring Clean-Up * 8 9 ” old or late model dean uted car Manchester Herald, its 429-2192. • ExtarxIThe Life Of Your SkJng. wedotheresti TRADE______TELEMARKETERS-Part best opportunity Is with the area's best Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut. M ost C a n or truck. officers and employees 8 7 2 -7 7 8 2 • Prepare Your Home For Ftahtirg. FREE-Junk car removal. C a l A M o at time/full time, call from MANCHESTER-Centrally 1 BEDROOM-Apartment, Yards, gutters, garages Includes: against any and all your home, high com­ Inform ed, best trained soles staff. If • Best EqiiprTtent. HOUSE/ APARTMENT- Buying late model Tony March BuIck-CMC liability, loss or ex­ located. For sale by 2nd floor, on busline. cleaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appli­ e Bufling-WaMng mission paid plus you have an opptitude for selling, ore • Most Effective Chemicab. 3 9 ROOMMA'TES To rent in Bolton. 2-3 wrecks. Call Parker 722 WathersfieM Av*. pense including , owner. Ranch with $550. monthly. Peter- PAINTING ances Removed. Carpentry, e Interior Shampoo bonus programs and • Biodegradable CherTVoolB Wont Bedrooms. July 1. Call Street Used Auto Parts. Hartford 249-1301 willing to work ha rd, a n d w o n t to b e a oversized rooms, man Bldg. 649-9404. j Interior-Exterior Hauling, Backhoe Work. WANTED attorneys' fees, arising other incentives. 25 e Engine Degreasing Harm Shrubs, Pets or lOcb. 649-3145. from claims of unfair finished basement. Paper Hanging year old company. Ex­ highly paid Real Estate Pro, you may 2 Bedroom flat. Any Job Considered. eVmyl & Leather Condrtioning • Profect Your Largest kweslment. FEM A LE -R oom m ate to LE G A L N O TIC E S trade practices, infring- Many upgrades. Great Appliances. No pets. Low Prices perience not starter home. CHFA MC/Visa Accepted • Windows. Sidewolki and Drive­ share house in Bolton. 91 CARS FOR SALE ment of trademarks, qualify. $s75/Month. 2 Months Free Estimates necessary, but must Approved. Call 646- Call 643-9996 way Irclucied Free. $400 monthy plus TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT trade names or patents, Security. 649-9455. VICTOR'S PAINTING have a g c ^ telephone WE OFFER YOU Center Motors • Fulyirauted. expenses. 643-7263 or CHEVROLET-1980 NOTICE OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE violation of rights of 4004 ask for Mrs. 568-S153 voice. 1 800-562-8552, 3 ROOMS-Heat/hot water, FRENCK8 LAWN A TREE SERVICE • SoWocHon Guaranteed. 904-688-7609. Monte Carlo. $500 Or privacy and infringe­ 1. Leading land developer and builder Chirico. After 4pm call In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and Mr. Malcome. 643-5806. stove, refrigerator. to now aooapting mowing aooounto 369-371 Main St • For Free Esiirrxite Col best offer. Call 646- ment of copyright and for thto lawn aaaaon. SOUTH WINDSOR-To 9 of the Town Chanerrnotice is hereby given of the adoption of new communities. Adult. No pets. $475/ • Lawn Cut 8 Trim 8515. proprietary rights, unfair TELEPHONE-Operator, . Richard E. Martin 646-1433 share a 3 bedroom by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester. Connec­ Month. 1 Month security ^ # Formal Hadga Trimming 649-4304 competition and libel $8.00 per hour. Will 2. Personal mortgage consultant Painting • Traaa 8 Shruba Ranted house. Rent includes CHRYSLER-LeBaron, ticut on June 4,1991; deposit. 649-0061. • Pruning • Spot SaadirM • Fartifzar 1 986, 4 Door, air, and slander, which may train. Full & part time, 3. Incentive bonus for Interior & Exterior • Vagatabto Qardane Roto-TiBad utilities, 232-7571. ORDINANCE result from the publica­ local area. 212-978- 4 ROOM-Apartment. Senring area for • Drivawaye Saalad cruise, excellent experienced agents Rraa WirWan Eiflmeiaa condition. $3250. 647- BE IT O R D A IN ED by the Board of Directors of the Town of tion of any advertise­ 4515. Married, adults only. No over 25 years. •48-1312 ELDER CARE 6 6 PAENTINO b 9104.______Manchester that the Town of Manchester purchase from ment in the Manchester Grecat starter home with 3 or 4 4. Principle and Practices pets. No appliances. R e e Estimates FuNylnsured FLORENCE E. HARWARTH, CONSERVATOR OF THE ES­ HEATING/ PAPERING Herald by advertiser, in­ reimbursement for new agents. Security, references. 1 649-7770 NURSE'S-AIDE 8 4 TATE OF FLORENCE M. L. HARWARTH ALSO KNOWN AS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Car. 649-1265. FLORENCE MARY HARWARTH. promises known as 265 cluding advertisements bedrooms, private rear yard, city MASONRY PLUMBING Years of experience PAINTING-Interior/Ex- MONTE CARLO in any free distribution UBRARIAN 5. Sliding commission scale PUBUSHBI'SNOTKX: terior and carpentry. East Middle Turnpike, Manchester, for Ihe sum of TW O utilities, and priced to sell at only COVENTRY-Convenferit Care for Elderly V-8. One Owner HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE THOUSAND ($245,000.00) DOL- ublications published The Manchester Board of 6. All appointments confidential EQUAL HOUSING location. Rear courtyard DECKS/HOME K & R MASONRY Insulation aid I Call Mike, 647-8855. Cy the Manchester ofOil,(3as&l Excellent references $ 3 ,9 9 5 LAFliS. Said premises are more particularly desenbed in Education Is seeking an ele­ $119,900. OPPORTUNTTY entrance. Carpeted, 1 IMPROVEMENT Brick, ttorw concrete poHoi S Schedule A, hereto attached. Herald. THE TIME IS NOW A l Real Estate odvertbed In bedroom apartment. chknney repck. ■Water Heaters Call 8 3 BOATS b MARINE mentary school lixary media 15 yeas experience. 88 this newspaper is subject to Adults preferred. No •Warm Air Funaces 7 4 2 - 6 4 0 2 Prepared by; Maureen A. Chmielecki, Town Attorney specialist effective August THE PLACE IS HERE ttie Federal Fair Housing Act h e y tra u e d EQUIP. HREBIRD 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS ' DECK WORKS License *523648. 5-22-91 of 1968 which makes It llksgal pats. $450/Month. 1-1/2 -Bolers V-e, T-Tope 26,1991. Full lime position. Months security. 742- HOMENMPROVEMENTS Ifeglsteted with consumer •••STRAWBERRIES*** D.F. REALE, INC. to advertise "any p r e s ­ proteciton Wilson Oil Company J O H N S O N -1976, $ 8 ,4 9 5 SCHEDULE A Must be certified/certiliable in Zinsser Agency ence, limitation or dlscriml- 0569. Outboard, Short Shaft. Pick Your OwnI Deck, Sunrooms, Additions, 569-7671 6456393 That certain piece or parcel of larxi situated in the Town of the state of CT. Prefer ele­ REAL ESTATE natton based on race, color, TREE SERVICE/ Mint (k>ndition. $600.00 88 Chaponis Brothers. 17S Main St, Manehaaiaf COZY-2 Bedroom Giaiages, R ^ rs. Manchester, County of Hartford and State of Connecticut, religion, sex, handicap, tdm- PRUNING 646-7296 TOYOTA FORERUNNER Clark St., S. Windsor. mentary experience. 646-4525 Hy status, or rational origin, or townhouse, duplex. Licensed Free Estimate NO K>B t o o s m a l l known as 265 East Middle Turnpike and being more particular­ Free containers. S o rry - any Intention to rrake cny Fireplace, appliances, Instant Service/Free Estirrates 4X4, One Owner ly bounded and described as follows: Contact 646-1511 6 4 4 -2 3 6 2 No Children Under 14 such preference, llmllailon washer/dryer LOAM Both/KItchen Perrxxjellng HAWKES TREE SERVICE 87 MISC. FOR 8ALE~ $ 9 ,9 9 5 NORTHERLY: By land now or formerly df Flobert J. Smith, Dr. W ilson E Deakin, Jr. or dbcrimlratlon." Allowed in Field. Open: hook-up, quiet. $825 One coll Does It All Bucket, truck & chipper. one hundred fifty-one (151) feet; This newspaper will not krow- 30 Vean [xpertessce FINANCING TRADES 8:00am-8:00pm or until Manchester Public per month. 647-1678. SCREENED LOAM Stump removal. Free *CHFA-Candidate. Mint *START-Out smarti Ab- •IT’S HEREI CHFA Money •OVERSIZED-Home with Ingly accept any advertising EXTENDED WARRANTIES EASTERLY: By Princeton Street, three hundred (300) feet; picked out. Call 528- Schools for Real Estate vsrhich Is In vio­ WATERPROOFING Gravel and Processed M bM estimates. Special EN D R O L LS clean 3 bedroom Bun- .„ soluteiy immaculate in­ is out. C om e to the privacy, lots of trees EAST HARTFORD-Clean, PLUMBING b HEATING SO UTHER LY: By East Middle Turnpike, one hundred fifty- 5741 for latest alow Cape. Super and spring breezes, on lation of the law. Our readers Gravel, Sand, Stone consideration for elderly and 271/2* width-*1.00 45 North School Street side and out. Vinyl CHFA-DOH Seminar. are hereby Informed that all modern, spacious 1 649-2871 BOB RILEY one (151) feet; information. O P E N IN G - itchen, enclosed cul de sac. Home has handicapped 13* width-sol* Manchester, CT 06040 g siding, energy efficient, McCue Mortgage/ERA dwellings advertised in this bedroom on 2nd floor. WET BASEMENTS? and Fill W E S TE R IY ; By other land of the Town of Manchester, Saturday, June 1st. porch. Oversized bam ^ 7 - 7 5 5 3 OLDSMOBLEAKILKSWAGEN walking distance to Blanchard & Rossetto. received tender loving newspaper ore available on Applianced kitchen, Hatchways, foundation cracks, For deliveries call /Uuminum Sheets 4/*5.00 three hundred (300) feet STRAWBERRIES-Pick 647-3451 type garage. Great Buyl beach. 1-Year buyer Get pre-qualified, learn care and is waiting for an equal opportunity basis. hardwood floors. $495 Newiprint androli c(xi b« plck«d 259 ADAMS ST., MANCHESTER $128,500. Call Barbara To conrplaln of dlscrimlro- sump pumps, tito lines, gravity 7 4 2 - 7 8 8 6 ix> at the Monchettar Harold This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) d ^ s after this publi­ your own. Bring EOE protection plan. how to register for you. Call Barbara W. monthly plus utilities/ OM.Y batoce 1) a/n. Morxiair 6 4 9 - 1 7 4 9 W. REA4AX East of the RE/MAX East of the tloncall: feeds, and dry weHs. Also damp­ ttvouch Thursday. ______cation in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days containers. 8am-8pm. Coventry, only funds. See how you security. 569-4361. after this publication of this Ordinance a petition signed by not Albasi Farms, Villa River, 647-1419. $114,444. Tony can buy a home for as River, 647-1419. HUD toll-free at: ness proofing of concrete walls FURNITURE ROOFING/ MANCHESTER-2, 3, and •DIAMOND Ring. For love less than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as deter­ Louise Rd. Bolton. Laskus. Philips Real little as $2500-$3000 13 BUSINESS OFPOR- •COMMERCIAL-B2 Zonal 1-800-424-8590 6 Room apartments. and floors. Chimney clean outs, SEAMSTRESS REPAIR SIDING or pre-engagement. mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, Estate, 742-1450. li^Center M otors^ $244,900. Owner oc­ total down. Data: •NEAT AS A PIN-Bolton, Security. 646-2426. Slone walls, and concrete repairs. Must see. $100/Best has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference . T U N in E S Wednesday, June 19, Auto Sales L E T YOUR newspaper cupy this huge 7 and 6 *VERNON-$182,000, $124,900. Nicely kept 6 Weekdays, 9am-5pm. Over 40 years expe^ced. Sen­ Creative Creations W e repair ail types of wood fur­ LIONEL COTE Offer. 649-4885. Leave to a special Town election. Time: 7-8:30 p.m. niture and antiques including help you keep fruit lars GROWING-Company Duplex zo n M for busi­ Boulder RkJge unique 7 room Ranch on large lot 22 CONDOMINIUMS Message. 369-371 Main Street Wallace J. Irish, Jr., sparkling clean and sweet Place: 169 West Center close to Indian Notch MANCHESTER-2 Bed- ior citizen dscounts. b y new parts, wood turning and ROOFING & SIDING seeks self motivated in­ ness or services. Live in room Raised Ranch. FOR SALE 649-4304 Secretaiy smelllno. Wash lars, drv St., Manchester. Call Park on Bolton Lake. 3 room, heat/hot water. D o tti wetod carving. •30 Years Experience 14K GOLD-Diamond dividuals to assist in one side and work out Cathedral ceiling living Albert Zuccaro • OraMmcXdno • AlttroHoni Board of Directors completely then put o Bette for reservations, Bedrooms, eat-in $625 to $775. 1-Year Estimates are free bridal ring set. Current 1990 Chrysler LeBoion $10,795 expansion. Part or full of the otherl Each side room, kitchen with fami­ • MALLARD VIEW-Naw • Hem* Decatakoni • Aril * CroTH •Fully Insured 1963 Chevy atotlon $1,998 Manchester, Connecticut large piece of newspaper 646-2482. Refreshment kitchen plus 16x19 lease. Security deposit. Waterproofing Call appraisal $2,800. As­ time, wilt train. Cur­ offers 3 bedrooms, 2 full ly room area, sun room Ranch and Colonial 215 HMown Rood •License # 506737 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix $3495 Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Inside the lar ond put the and door prizes. No pets. 646-8352. ftanchMtw.Cr 05040 Mancheter Hardware king $1,800. Call 643- baths. Owner’s side with jacuzzi. 3 family room. Also in­ homes. Change your 1966 Hyundai Excel $2495 lid on. The paper will rently interviewing, 282- Blanchard & Rossetto 646-3361 (203)549*496 643-4425 646-9564 9452 after 1:30pm. this 5th day of June, 1991 had 3rd floor rec room Bedrooms, partial cludes storage shed lifestyle to 1-floor living. MANCHESTER-Available 1964 Chevy S-IOPIclaip $2,995 absorb ony moisture. Let 7736. 024- 06 with skylights and Real Estate, 646-2482. with electricity. D.W. 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath July. 4 Rooms, 2 1962 Honda Accord $3495 a clossifled ad In your recreation room, 2 paddlefans. Anne Miller baths, fireplace. Call us •JUST-lmaginei If your’re Fish. 643-1591 or 871- Colonials. Attached bedrooms. Newly 1966FordLTD $3,795 newspaper find a cash 31 HOMES FOR SALE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Real Estate, 647-8000. to seel U&R Real 1400. garage. From renovated with carpet­ Get the 1903 Toyota CeHca GT $3,995 buyer for most anything crazy about old- N O D C E O F ADOPDON OF $143,900. North Main ing and appliances. 1904 Toyota Supra $5,999 you have for sale. •ATTENTION-1 St Time •CUSTOM-Ranch. Park Estate, 643-2692. fashioned charm and Want Ad habit- AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE •NEW LISTING- Mag- St. to Union St. to Ros­ Centrally located. $575/ 1966 Pontiac 6(X}0L£ $5,795 buyers. East Hartford, like grounds. Asking •WHAT-A bargain! 1-Year lots of nooks and cran­ nificent Victorian with 4- setto Dr. *We’re Selling month plus utilities. Call read and use the fttle ads 1965 Pontiac Flera Cpe. $4495 In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Sections 1 and $118,900. Super oppor­ $184,500. Call Ron buyer protection plan. nies be sure to see this 6 bedrooms, 1-1/2 Houses I* Blanchard & until 9pm. 623-6970. in Classified regulaily. 1969 Chevy Corsica $4495 9 of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption tunity to own your first Fournier for a showing, Possible VA No Money adorable 7 room anti­ Astrograph 1 0 PART TIME HELP que Cape Cod on baths, double stairway, Rossetto. 646-2482. 1905 Custom Cniser Wag$4,795 by the Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, Connec­ homel 6 Room Cape 649-3087. RE/MAX Down. 3 Bedrooms, MANCHESTER-4 Rooms. 643-2711 1979 Ford Bronco XLT $3495 WANTED s ta in ^ glass, boming ticut on June 4,1991. with eat-in kitchen, 3 East of the River, 647- appliances, newer Parker St. in •COLONIAL-Manor. Appliances. Utilities. No room, back to back Over 40 Cars in Stock Plus ORDINANCE bedrooms, (1 1419.______siding and roof. Manchester. 3 Manchester, $96,500. pets. No children. First, fireplace plus in-ground day where the priorities of others take pulsive or impatient, you could make a unfinished), fenced rear Coventry, $99,999. Bedrooms, flexible floor CHF/VFHA approved 2 last month security. AIR CONDITIONER-GE New Arrivals Daily BE IT O R D A IN ED by the Board of Directors of the Town of PART TIME-Commisslon *EASY-To landlordi pool. All this and much, % u r precedence over your interests. If this bum purchase. yard on a busline. Great Dawn Sutherland. plan, bright and cheer- bedroom Townhouse, $450. July 1 Wall unit 10,000 BTU’s Manchester that Chapter 13 of The Code of Ordinances of the sales help wanted at $164,900. Collect extrp much more. A delight to occurs, strive to make the most of a bad CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This "Fuff Auto Repair Suvice” value with a lot to offerl Philips Real Estate, tul with lots of windows, end unit. Fully ap- occupancy. 649-7850. 2 years old, $4(X}. 60* Town of Manchester be amended as follaws; retail carpet location. income and own your show. Only $189,900. ^Birthday arrangement. might not be one of your better days for D.W. Fish, 543-1591 or 742-1450. 2 car garage with shed, pliancad kitchen with Steelcase desks, like Amend Section 13-39. Definitions, as follows: Caii 569-4495.______own home with this 6 nice lot. $132,900. •We’re Selling Houses* MANCHESTER-2 Plus LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In order to be dealing with others on a one-to-one ba­ 871-1400. and 6 duplex in a quiet oak cabinets, sliders to productive today, you must be methodi­ sis. This is why individuals who are usu­ new. $250/each. 3 (r) Wages means an individual’s salary or wages, including PART-Time teiephone 81 SCHALLER RD- Jackson & Jackson Blanchard & Rossetto, private patio. D.W. Fish bedrooms, Victorian Schaller •ATTENTION- area across from Cen­ cal. thinking every move through care­ ally cooperative could be the ones op­ Clothing wardrobes, overtime pay AND ANY SALARY REDUCTION survey. No selling, sur­ $180,000. Large brick Real Estate, 647-8400. 646-2482. Real Estate, 643-1591 home. Nice area. $700/ . June 13,1991 Entreprenuersl ter Springs Park. 6 Ranch with private month, plus utilities. No fully. A lack of proper organization posing you the strongest. $60/ea(dr. 645-1261. Quality AMOUNTS UNDER INTERNAL REVENUE CODE vey clients for a group •NEW TO MARKET-2 or 871-1400. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) You're $259,900 Unique op­ Bedrooms total. Dining yard, fireplace in living *LOTS-Of Happy pets. ^ -1 0 8 2 . If you make doing the best job you pos­ could create additional work. Pre-Ownad Autos SECTION 125, 414(h) AND 457, but exclusive of any of professionals. times...may be enjoyeid Family. Possible owner likely to be a better rationalizer than maintenance payments and other special payments or portunity in 3 family plus rooms, first floor room, extra large •MANCHESTER-Excel- sibly can your primary, objective In the VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) Someone Value Priced Pleasant working in this super 7 room financing on this 5&5 MANCHESTER-2 you recently met may not be all that you producer today. Several responsibilities 91 CARS FOR SALE remuneration. small store or office laundry. Aluminurp kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 lent opportunity, year ahead, your chances for making USED CAR BESfT BUYS! atmosphere, flex times Split Level on Hollister two family. 3 Bedrooms Bedroom on 2nd floor. thought. It may be wise not to get too that require attention might be plus 2 year new 3 bay. siding, new roof and baths, full basemanti at­ $99,000. Sellers money will greatly Improve. Conversely, Amend Section 13-40. Condtions of Eligibility, as follows; best for you: am/even- St. in Manchester. each side. Separate New appliances, indud* deeply Involved too quickly with this neglected. ISMFordProhaLX $9^00 2 Story garage with 900 moraT Year round ac­ tached 2-car garage. anxiousi Willing to pay If making money becomes your priority, ings/Saturday. Must Great for the growing systems. Each apart­ ing washer/dryer. $550 individual. PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Be careful (bKvi) PURSUANT TO THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION square toot workshop. tivities in the park make Lot 90x156. Marion E. points or buy. Down you might not do as well. TONY MARCH Aulo, rue. Loaded, 15,000 Milea 414(h)(2) OF THE FEDERAL INTERNAL REVENUE have pleasant family. 3 Bedrooms, 2 ment approximately tus utilities. Security, LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) In order to what you say to a sensitive friend today; 3 Family offers 7 for a life of funi Anne Robertson, Realtor, rate or pay condo fees. GEMINI (May 21-Juh# 20) Be prudent 1957 Ford EaeortOL $3,*J00 CODE. THE TOWN SHALL PICK UP AND FAY THE telephone manner. Call full baths, fireplace, 1000 square foot ce­ b Pets. 646-7336 or . achieve meaningful goals today, you it this individual perceives that you'd BUICK-GMC bedrooms total. Car­ Miller Real Estate, 647- 643-5953. Let’s talKl Lovely 2 R In the management ot your financial af­ CONTRIBUTIONS WHICH WOULD OTHERWISE BE Chris Johnson 657- 643-5372. must be strongly motivated. Jf your ba­ rather be sharing time with someone Pre-Owned Specials Auto, A/C, Stereo penter or auto hobbyisti 8000.______playroom, sunporch. ment patio, 2 bedroom, 1-1/2 bath fairs today, and try not to draw upon re­ R^YABLE FOR SERVICE AFTER JUIY 1. 1991, EX­ 8510. BANK OWNED-Price Neat as a pin inside driveways. Aluminum sources you've already earmarked tor sic attitude is indifference, success is else, hurt feelings could result. 63UckLeSab(*20r. 53.477 19MVolvo240DL S6AOO Anne Miller Real Townhouse. CHFA. MANCHESTER-5-1/2 ARIES (March 21-April 19) If subordi­ MOIcanobi«Royci9Btxj(7Kxn 14,977 CEPT THAT MEMBERS WHO ARE INCLUDED IN A *ENJOY-Swimming and reduced, $124,900. 5 and out. $149,900. sided, very nicel As­ something else. Live within your means. •likely to elude you. Aulo,A«,Alimi W ATERING-Bushes for 1 Estate, 647-8000. Diana Comollo. 228- Room direlex. Near i- SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't pre­ nates aren't producing the way you B4Otd«nobto4 0r.55K 54,977 COLLECTIVE BARGAINING UNIT RECOGNIZED BY tennis at Southfield Room Ranch, fireplace, Jackson & Jackson king $184,900. Strano Trying to patch up a broken romance? B4Ch*vyCavdtar 53.477 hour, 4 days a week. 4514. REAIAX East of 384. $750/month. , think they should today, the fault could IMSChavyCavoliar $3,200 THE TOWN SHALL HAVE THEIR CONTRIBUTIONS •MANCHESTER- Green whHa you watch hardwood floors, Real Estate, 647-7653. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker can help sent yourself as an authority today on 86awvyCairakK40r. 54.477 Bolton, Birch Mountain Real Estate, 647-8400. the River, 647-1419. Security. 649-6300. be yours. Give crystal-clear instructions Auto, A/C, PS, P B , low Miles PICKED UP AND RMD FOR IN THE MANNER $245,000. Exceptional the golf action. 3 walkout basement. you understand what to do to make the Issues about which you know little. Re­ 86FordEicort 52,177 area. Please call spect for you will diminish — if you can't and define^your expectations in detail. 86 Bronco HEddaBouw 5a,977 DESCRIBED HEREIN ON SUCH DATE AS IS 10 room Contemporary Bedroom Condo. Thermal windows. Nice •MANCHESTER- relationship work. Mall $2 plus a long, IMSCIwvy Sprint $2^05 Sharon, 643-6561 or back up what you say. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) If you do 86 PonNocPaWwvi* Wagon 54,977 AGREED UPON BY THE TOWN AND THE COLLEC­ Raised Ranch. 4 Priced to sell at $164,900. Deluxe 8 MANCHESTER-3 self-addressed, stamped envelope to 5Speed,AMPM 262-9232.______yard, quiot street. Jack SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) II it's things against your better judgment to­ 87 Chevy awv«tt«35K 53.977 TIVE BARGAINING AGENT. OR IF LATER, THE DATE $142,000. Call Barbara room To w n h o use at Bedroom apartment. Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper. P.O. 87 Okfe Btoughon 2 Dr. ,57A77 Bedrooms, 1-floor fami­ Lappen Realty, 643- 1 ST iME Buyers day, you could be asking tor trouble. lOMPIyiaoulhCoSOT $5,400 THE EMPLOYEE BECOMES A MEMBER. THE CON­ T necessary for you to buy something ex­ Southfield Green. Stove, refrigerator. Nice Box 9142B, Cleveland, OH 44101-342B. 87 Toyota Plcki<> 53,977 11 HELP WANTED ly room, large office W . RE/MAX East of the i i r “ ■ TRIBUTIONS SO PICKED UP SHALL BE TREATED Kitchen and family area yard. No pats. $645. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Clrcum - pensive today, be sure to do a fair share Don't let anyone entice you Into doing 88 Century Eilato Wagon 5*A77 /lulo, AM/FM Stereo, Shary . room or leisure room, River, 647-1419. something you know you shouldn't. B9FordEMortGT9K 55,977 AS EMPLOYER CONTRIBUTIONS FOR PURPOSES $200-$500-Weakly. Stay Your Are Invited with fireplace, plus a Lease and securilyo stanPes could put you In a position to­ ol comparison shopping. If you're im- 1M7Bulck8oaiarail $4,995 formal dining, 2 •HORSE-Loverst Well 89 Brick Park Avenue 513,977 OF DETERMINING THE AMOUNTS OF FEDERAL IN­ home, assembling our fireplaces, 2 baths. •MANCHESTER- large lower level family Available 8/1. 646r. 90 Pontlex: Grand Am 4 Or. 1SK 59.577 5 Spd., PS, PB, AM/FM Starr. kept 3 bedroom Cape, 7268. ______COME TAXES TO WITHHOLD FROM EACH MEM­ products. Amazing 20x40 Inground pool. $129,000. New to the room, 3 bedrooms, 2-1/ 90 Chevy G-20 Von 7K 511,977 fenced pasture, riding CHFA SEMINAR 90GeoMetio12K > 54A77 19M Honda AcMrd LX $1 BER'S SALARY. recorded message market, lovely 6 room 2 baths, central air, Excellent condition ring, 3 stall horse barn SMALL-5 Room house. 9)GeoSloim3K 511A77 Sedan, Auto, A/C, Loaded MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS PICKED UP BY THE reveals details. (603) throughout. U&R Cape, 3 bedrooms, Where; HELP-YOU-SELL R.E. pool, tennis, etc. Many Appliances. Adults. No 91 ajck leScbre 8K 514,977 with tack room. /Vbove 19S7Acura Legend L $11400 TOWN SHALL BE RMD FROM THE SAME SOURCE 632-4116 Ext. 6 ^ 1 . Realty, 643-2692. living room with amenities. End UnitI Bridge 91BUckRegd 515,277 ground pooll 1127 Tolland Turnpike pets. $600/month. OF FUNDS USED FOR THE PAYMENT OF SALARIES fireplace, panelled U&R Realty, 643-2692. 722 Wethersfield Ave. V-6, Aulo, Leather , TO MEMBERS. A DEDUCTION SHALL BE MADE ARE-You looking for a real •MANCHESTER-Custom Manchester, $174,900. Security. 649-7665. lower level family room, Manchester, CT 06040 82 Buick Regal Sedan $2^00 job? Our small busi­ U&R Ranch, $239,900. Phil Blazawski. Philips HartfonL CT FROM EACH MEMBER’S SALARY EQUAL TO THE formal dining room, TERRIFIC-6 Room AMOUNT OF THE MEMBER’S CONTRIBUTIONS ness currently has an 1700 Square foot, cus­ Real Estate, 742-1450. CHFA APPRO VED duplex, 3 bedrooms, When the water heart, declarer would have to do some 249-1301 V-6, Auto,/UC, Clean opening for a motivated enclosed yard with Manchetter NORTH 5-B-51 good guessing to make his contract. PICKED UP BY THE TOWN. PROVIDED THAT SUCH tom home. South When: THURSDAY. JUNE 13 country kitchen, nice ISIS Ponllac Oran Prix $5,695 DEDUCTION SHALL NOT REDUCE THE MEMBER’S person who is willing to patio. Call usi U&R ♦ 10 6 5 After ruffing the third club, drelar- Manchester. Quarry Just reduced to $96,900 yard, private basement. is rough V-8, Auto, A/C, Sharp Car SALARY FOR PURPOSES OF COMPUTING work with a team. Some Realty, 643-2692. 7 P.M. to 8:30 P.M. ¥ 5 4 er cashed the spade ace and continued stone floor, ceiling 2 Bedroom Townhouse, 1 $625 plus utilities. No ♦ AKQ62 CARDINAL MToyotoCamryLE $6^00 BENERTS UNDER THIS PLAN. heavy lifting. No Sun­ fireplace, underground Just because pets. Call Peg, 649- with the spade jack,^ot the king. He Listen to expert a d v ic e a n d explana­ 1/2 baths, sfiders to deck, ♦ K84 By Phillip Alder MEMBER CONTRIBUTIONS PICKED UP BY THE day required. Call 643- sprinkler system, extra •READY-And waitingl 0781. did this to establish dummy’s 10 as an BUICK, INC. Aulo, Loaded TOWN SHALL BE CREDITED TO A SEPARATE AC­ 2171, lOam-llam. you don't use This super 6 room Nan­ tion of the current C.H.F. A. program full basement, applianced EAST entry, in case the diannonds broke bad­ 19$7Acura Legend Sad $101900 insulation, $30,000 WEST When you are in a contract that 1961 Buck R*gal Coup* 52455 COUNT WITHIN EACH MEMBER'S INDIVIDUAL CON­ tucket Cape at kitchen. 33 condominiums " ♦ Q 9 8 1961 Uncoki Mark IV Cp* 54415 BE YOUR OWN BOSS- spent in landscaping. now available to 1st time buyers. ♦ 2 seems to be plain sailing, don't be­ ly. But it didn't workAEast won with V-6, Aulo, Loaded, SuntooL Shrar TRIBUTION ACCOUNT. SO THAT AMOUNTS CON­ ¥ K J 10 6 1982 Plymouth IMont 524*5 Take phone orders at Beautiful bright, spa­ an Kern Manchester's Lydal Owner/Agent F O R R E N T , YQ98S come overconfident and take your the spade queen, but instead of return­ lOaiPly.VeyrewLE $11J)00 TRIBUTED BY THE MEMBER BEFORE JUIY 1.1901, ♦ 94 19e30k4moblo9eR*eoncv 52,555 home. 203-643-6714, cious neutral decor. Woods is just what you Broken Wefconw ♦ J 10 8 7 hand off the tiller. There may be a ing a heart, he returned his last trump. 196ACh*vyCU*bittyWbg 534*5 OR SUCH OTHER DATE AS IS PROVIDED FOR Questions & Answers on: CONDO-2-Floor, 2 ♦ A 10 6 2 4 Cyl., Aulo, Loaded, 7 Paw angr Ext.L220.______Call Sharon, 646-5566. doesn't mean needi Reasonably 6434902 4QJ93 storm brewing, with choppy water When the diamonds failed to break S-3, 1986Vol(tMogoneU 55,5*0 HEREIN, MAY BE DISTINGUISHED FROM THE MEM­ RE/MAX East of the priced at $129,900. 2 Selling price on area homes bedrooms, carpeted, declarer had to lose a heart trick and 1968 Pontiac Flntokd 57,550 Plymouth Voyager 8E $7A0O BER CONTRIBUTIONS PICKED UP BY THE TOWN. or •air, near highway. $675 SOUTH just around the next headland. 1988ChovyCopilcoClaM 57.5*0 HOUSE~OF LLOYD- River, 647-1419. the Item has Bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, Family income allowances ♦ AKJ743 his contract. 1989ChavyConlca *7,*05 4 Cyl., Aulo, Loaded. 7 Paasangw This Ordinance 'shall take effect ten (10) days after fola 871*7212 per month. 272-2410. Decor & more is hiring fully applianced kitchen, ¥A7 2 If you would like to see how good a Declarer had a good idea, but he put 1989 Buck RMmo 511,500 1966 Ford Bronco I $7A95 publication In this newspaper provided that within then (10) fantastic family room, Eligibility Requirements AakforLonttint sea captain you are, cover the East- 1909 Buck SkyfcakCpo 57440 supervisors to hire & lost its value. ♦ 5 3 it into effect one trick too late. If he V-6,5 Speed, /VC. Eddie Bauer Phg. days after thia pubUcalion of this Ordinance a petition signed •BACK-To Market. Best patio and nice back 3 4 H O M E S F O R HRNT West cards and plan the play in four 19a9BUckCoriuyCpo 50,540 train demonstators. buyl CHFA Approved. 3 Minimum down payment ♦ 7 5 had led the spade jack at trick fo u r (or 1909ClwvyCoM>rilyWqg 55,500 by not leas than five (5) percent of the electors of the Town, as yard. Easy to maintain, spades. West leads the club queen and 19t9Aeura Legend L $1%900 Weekly paycheck, work Bedroom, 1-1/2 baths W hy not Closing cost 2 3 LOTS 4c LAND FOR crossed to the diamond queen and fi­ 1989 Curt. Quk. Wbg. 55.550' determinad from the latest official lists of the Regtetrars of beautifully decorated. FRESHLY-Painted inside/ Vulnerable; Both continues with the club . jack and a 1969 Moicuiy Stand Maiq 511,509 V6, AUe, Loether Voters, has not been filed with ihe Town Clerk requesting its mainly from your home. with first floor family nessed the spade jack), he would have Move-in ConditionI SALE______outside, carpeting, Dealer: South 1990GEOS«onn 50,510 Commissions up to room. Remodeled exchange it for How and Where to apply third club. made his game. Say East wins with reference to a special Town election. Jackson & Jackson electric stove, centrally 1991 BUck CwVuy Sodan 514,500 40%, free trips (Hawaii) kitchen, hardwood MANCHESTER-Building West North East the queen and returns a spade. Declar­ 1991 Buck LaSobi* 514,900 SCHALLER Wbitaoe J. Irish, Jr., Real Estate, 647-8400. How to buy with no money down. located at 184 Sontb West's third club lead was an error. free training, free $300 floors, living room with cash with an ad lot exclusive M T Farms Woodland. Suitable for Pass 2 ♦ Pass He should have realized East had the er wins in hand, cashes the A-K of dia­ 'Secretary kit. No collecting or fireplace plus above area. Approx 1 acre. 2 * Pass 4 ♦ All pass club 10 — otherwise declarer would monds, ruffs a (liamond, Ipads a trump 81 Adams Street ACURA Board of Directors mature couple. $480 Manchester, (XMinecticut delivering. ALSO ground pool. Only in Classified? MANCHESTER-CHFA DON'T MISS OUT Under ground utilities, m o n th ly . 1 m o n th have covered the club jack with dum­ to dummy's 10, and cashes the last two Manchester 345 CENTER S TR EET HIRING $129,900. 'YVe’re Sell- remodeled 3 bedroom DIR.: C o rn e r Buckland St. & Tolland Tpke. water, sewer. Asking security deposit. Call Opening lead; 4 Q my’s king. If West had switched to a diamond winners. MANCHESTER Dated at Manchester, Connecticut OEMONSTATORS. 649-4571 this 5th day of June, 1991 ing Houses* H Blanchard 643-2711 cape. Call Trinity Real $130,000. 742-1244 or 646-7485 between 9- 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 OaN Georgia 871*9273. &HoiiSSettO 646*2482. Estate 289-2646. CALL HELP-U-SELL 646-1316 M9-6711. AakforTom. 12*mor4-6pm. 025- 06 12— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 12, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 12,1991—13

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Hartford Weicker From Page 1 J percent to 6.75 percent. He added new tax breaks for praise with criticism, accepting much of the Legislature^ s' ofndal single heads of households and families with extraordi­ push for spending limits while rejecting $239 million in nary medical bills. proposed cuts as “gimmicks” and “phantom savings.” “It didn’t take us too long to raise the sales tax and On the tax side, he showed little interest in com­ beaten raise the income tax, did it?” said Sen. James Maloney, promising, clinging strongly to his proposal for a radical D-Danbury, an opponent of the income tax. “The path oveihaul of the state’s tax system based on a new income we’re on, in my opinion, is the path to an income tax tax and cut^ in business and sales taxes. BLOOMFIELD (AP) — Hartford with an 8 percent s^es tax.” Of the need for an income tax, he said; “There’s no Deputy Mayor I. (Carles Mathews “The creepage has started,” said House Minority ducking or escaping that fact of life. And I think we all was attacked and beaten with a lead Leader Edward Krawiecki, R-Bristol. “The governor has know it.” pipe this morning as he arrived at a just increased taxes by $300 million.” Weicker said he was willing to accept much* of the ra^o station to appear on a morning Income tax supporters countered that Weicker’s new spending limits and controls endorsed by the Legislature u talk show, station officials said. proposal will help move the Legislature closer to agree­ and was willing to cmisider some kind of “sunset” Mathews, who was not seriously ment on a solution to the state’s fiscal crisis. provisicHi that would call for a re-evaluation of the state’s hurt in the incident, was taken to St. “I think it’s a very encouraging sign,” said Rep. tax system in 1994. Francis Hospital and Medical Center Richard Mulready, D-West Hartford. “The mere fact that He rejected the Legislature’s plan to pay off the state in Hartford, where he was listed in he put something out there that balances is good. And all deficit over 51/2 years, but said he was willing to add satisfactory condition this morning. the elements of it are good, too.” another six months to Ws original three-year timetable. Hospital spokesman Peter In releasing his second budget plan, the governor Weicker showed a willingness to compromise on Mobilia said Mathews suffered a moved back to the middle of budget talks that had gone several spending issues, accepting most of the legisla­ bump on the head and puncture on without him for weeks, beginning when the Legisla­ ture’s proposed additions in location aid to cities and N wounds on both shins. ture rejected his call for a state income tax and tried to towns. He also agreed to put back state funding for Andy Bricker, news director at fashion a budget without one. private school buses, and to restore $6 million in state station WDRC, said Mathews was Weicker forced the Legislature into special session by funding for local tourism districts. attacked on the sidewalk as he ar­ vetoing that plan, and on Tuesday he offered his first “This is a better budget than my first budget,” Weicker rived at the radio station just outside detailed critique of it. On Jhe spending side, he mixed said. of Hartford shortly after 8 a.m. Bricker said an off-duty Hartford SILKY SAYS, police officer driving by saw Mathe­ a ws being beaten and quickly caught AIDS From Page 1 up with the assailant and arrested him. Robert R. Redfield, a researcher at virus-fighting antibodies that the Police would not immediately skeptical. Walter Reed Army Institute of “1 am very pleased about this,” whole virus did not. coidirm the arrest or release details Research in Rockville, Md. He Salk said. “It’s always nice to see In the test tube, at least, some of of the attack. Station officials were V> JOIN US AT THE directed the testing of the vaccine on someone else pick up an idea and the antibodies appear able to kill a unsure whether the attack on Mathe­ 30 infected volunteers and wrote the provide some verification that there wide range of distantly related AIDS ws was an attempted robbery. report. is some merit to this. At the begin­ vimses. Whether it does the same Bricker said Mathews was “It obviously gains in intrigue be­ ning, it was believed, well, not wor- thing inside the body, however,, is scheduled to appear on “The Brad cause not only is it safe, but it ap­ tlty of any attention.” unknown. Davis Morning Show.” pears to be associated with short­ Salk and colleagues have begun The vaccine does appear to Stewart Murchie, executive assis­ term stabilization of T cells.” testing a vaccine made from killed protect T cells.- Over 10 months, tant to the Hartford City Council, AZT, the only approved AIDS AIDS virus. So far it has been given levels of these cells remained stable said Mathews appeared on the talk drug in the United States, is an anti­ to 160 people in early stages of in­ in the 19 people who initially show every Wednesday to discuss j L viral that prolongs the lives of vic-z fection. responded to the vaccine, while they local issues. Cary Tuekar/Manchastar Haraid tims by slowing the progression of Rcdfield’s study used a different fell 7 percent in those who failed to Mobilia said Mathews was still FLOWER POWER — Josephine Newton, left, and Marian the disease. vaccine — a copy of the vims’ outer respond. being evaluated by the emergency Using a vaccine after infection coat manufactured by insect cells In people getting-booster vaccines MANCHESTER Flavell, members of the newly formed Manchester Senior room staff and it was unclear was suggested four years ago by Dr. through gene splicing. The resear­ every four months, levels have 3,V« . whether he would be admitted to the Center Garden Club, check on the group’s memorial garden Jonas Salk, who developed the first chers found that this protein could remained the same for up to 27 hospital. planted in honor of deceased center members. polio vaccine. Some experts were induce the body to produce AIDS months of follow up.

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to the Senate floor, and the crime A \ . 4 bill is expected to be debated after the highway measure passes. Democrats already are complain­ ing that Bush’s 100-day deadline is a political gimmick. Senate Majority Leader George J. Mitchell, D- Maine, said Ibesday the deadline is “a purely arbitrary date picked by the president for what, it now is ob­ JUNE 13, 14,15 vious, was a political reason.” Congress aside, there is no I i shortage of complaints about Bush’s handling of domestic issues. Thursday, Friday & Saturday “If you held a gun to my head, I frankly cannot say one good thing about George Bush in the area of Arts & Crafts Sales domestic policy,” said Colin Campbell, -head of Georgetown University’s graduate public policy it'A' < Free Balloons program. “On virtually all of the crunch is- ^sues, the administration has seemed Strawberries & to run away from some sort oPeffort * to resolve tlie matters rather than to hit them head on.” Martin Anderson, who was Presi­ Strawberry Shortcake dent Reagan’s,first domestic policy adviser, said Bush lacks a sound c SHOP THESE PARTICIPATING economic policy that would be the foundation of a domestic agenda. “You’ve got a lot of nice orna­ SONY DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ASSOCIATION MEMBERS ments, but you don’t have a struc­ CCD-F201 4-Just For Licks ture.” Anderson said. -f Allstate Business Machines; Inc. .CCD-F501 CCD-F401 • 8 to 1 power zoom • 3lux illufninaiibn 8# • Wireless remote control • High speed shutter The scope of the problems are • 10to1 power zoom • HiTi sTerdb sdLnd • 8 to 1 power zoom • Fulllunctldn rerriote control ■f Anne's Race The Lift The Latch Gift Shop • Auto-tocusing • Crystal clear still-slow-freeze frame >999 staggering. • 2-lux illumination • Variable high speed shutter • Wireless remote control • 2-lux illumination • Flying erase head • Audio-video tader 4^ Belief^ Music *♦* Lutz Museum —Upwards of 37 million • 6-speed shutter • Audio-video fader Americans have no health insurance, •f Bllsh Hardware Co. 4: Manchester Mall and health care expenses are one of the fastest-rising costs. Bush has not •fThe Bike Shop . *f Mofc Bakery Coffee Shop, unveiled a major health care plan, Panasonic HITACHI The Croft Supply House , *♦* MarlQv/stMpartment Store but has proposed controlling medi­ IWist and Shoot Cation cal malpractice costs by limiting •f ^s t West Irripp^.Y; . f . . *f^ptlcar Style Bar damage awards. —^The nation’s unemployment FdIrWdy Variety Store rate, after holding steady at around PV-7 VM-C2A W W W • Auto-focus ■fHellL^Hl's -d^l^rsori^ 5.3 percent for the first year of • I899( 12 to 1 zoom Compact V H S ^ format • >799i J799 Bush’s presidency, has soared to 6.9 • Auto focus • Auto-focus • High speed shutter 4-1 Garmon Clothier 4 RegoTs Men's Shop percent, pushing another 1.7 million • High-speed shutter • 6 to 1 power zoom • Video light Americans onto jobless lines. The • 4-lux illumination • Flying erase head • Wireless remote control • Edit search • Quality 8MM tape •f Jon Marie Boutique > Steve K’s Restaurant economy has tumbled the past two • 4-lux Illumination • Macro lens > Surrounding s quarters — although Bush and many • High speed shutter ■f J & J Jewelers forecasters say the economy is begitming to rebound. A dvw tM M ! Ihe Montj^aiar^lfdraicf cirKtTheU^ Oourant Yifeckiesday, June 12.1991 —The latest cost estimate of the The Top Names! The Greatest Selection! The Best Pri 1 savings and loan bailout skyrock­ eted to $150 billion, more than triple E/ what Bush estimated when he took office. —^The overall crime rate has Panasonic Canon slipped fractionally since Bush took offioe, but the murder rate has risen dramatically. Final figures have not VM-5350 EG5 Cdnovr.Kjn been compiled, but the number of PV-720 • 10 to 1 zoom E-65 • Full size, macro-focus • 10 to 1 zoom homicides climbed 10 percent last • 121 ____ • Aufo-focus year to about 23(650. The presi­ • Digital fade • 2-lux lliuminaflon • Auto-focus dent’s crime package is stall^ by • Auto focus I • 10 waft light • High speed shutter I • Low color enhancement I partisan debate over gun control and • Flying erase head • Video light M ^ 9 • light • Character generator • Wireless remote control the death penalty. • 4-lux illumination i • Audio-video dubbing —A government drug survey said • Edit search 8MM QUALITY the number of casual drug users — those who use some form of illicit drug at least once a month — Mon., Thurs., Fri. 'til 8 p.m. declined from 14.5 million in 1988 lues., Wed,,'til 6 • Sat.‘til 5 • Sun. 12 to 5 90 DAYS to 12.9 million last year. However, SAME AS CASH* the number of people who use drugs The EKtended Warranty Al^/ays 'No pdyiuvnl 01 hiidiicu ' i chdtgti 10 qudiitttm daily or almost daily increased. —A new national study of student Costs Vou Less At Al Sieffert's SUPER STORES buyvfs mathematics skills show ^ that most 9 high school seniors perform below the eighth-grade level. Educators Al's Other Place — Warehouse Outlet MANCHESTER 445 Hartford Rd. say Bush’s biggest contribution was WILLIMANTIC 1329 Main St. 316 Hartford Rd , Manchester • 643-8303 increased fu n ^ for Head Start and NEXT TO SUPER STOP & SHOP TEL 450-0405 Saturday Only 10-5 KEENEY SI EXII OEE 1 384 TEL 647-9997 his blueprint for national education­ al goals. Ifi- 1 /, I J u N scax Uniaue Fashions • Gifts • Bridal

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1 J u N The Craft Supply House Jenin/'s Ihikcnj M ARC Baker}/ Anne's Place 50 Purnell Place Coffee Shop Coffee Shop (off Main St. ~ Downtown) ■1 i ') lliirttoril 1 iinipil\i' s 1 (1 M iiiii ■Stnrt "Old Fashioned Prices" rliop^ III \ll • \ I’n iiw Miiiiclw'^li’r Manchester, S71-llirl'-l ( ) < > ) - ■ ; 5,s ' » Regular Everyday Low Prices ______646-8439______WEEKLY SPECIALS JUNE 12 THRU JUNE 26,1991 SIDEWALK SALE SPECIAL o (Inside Store Only) INTRODUCING June 13, 14 & 15 only White Pan Bread NEWEST LOOK IN BIFOCALS. $ . 6 9 /toaf (Regular Petal Reg. $1.10 They’re soft contact lenses. And they work even % off* Price) o better than your old bifocal eye^asses. But that^ 30 • Silk Flowers not the big^st improvement... • Books W alnut Coffee C a l^ • Knitting Needles HOURS: Youll also look years younger. Come in for a • Ribbons Tuescloy-Saturday 10AM-5PM diagnostic evaluation and we’ll prove it. • Paints $2.89 Evenings By Appointment Reg. $3.35 UNILEIMSTTI Loose Buttons $.01 each ANNE'S PLACE *Sole Items excluded. (M a n y other Items on sale.)*DlscourTts off regular p rice. A Complete Unties HtHrSahn *Not to be combined with any other coupons or discounts. Hermits Stylists hove over 1 Oyeors $1.89/dozen e)(pertence In styling & cosmettes RENTALS AVAILABLE FOR WEDDING ARCH, For appointment caR WISHING WELL & BUTTON MACHINE. Reg. $235/dozen 643-1442 811 Main Street Many Items on Sale. MANCHESTER MALL Downtown AUCTION AT THE MALL Craft Supplies at an Affordable Price. Even Monday and Friday Nights M anchester Mansfield Antiques. Gold and Collectibles bought & sold Summer Hours: Monday to Saturday 10AM-5PM. 763 Main Street East Brook Mai Tuesday-Saturday 10am-5pm ______6 4 6 -9 2 4 3 ______643-1191 456-1141 Thursday Ni|drt until 7pm NOT TO BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER OBCOUNTS OR COUPONS

785 Main Street SILKY SAYS; FAIRWAY VARIETY STORE, INC, Manchester M ★ KITES ★ FUGS ★ 975 Main Street, Manchester • 646-1717 JCWC IC fB Ihesday-Friday9:30-5:30 “Downtown’s Changing Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:00AM-5:30Piyi; Thurs. til 8:00PM; Sat. 9K)0AM-5:00PM ------Saturday 9:30-3KN) ★ WINDSOCKS ★ Be a peart o f it!** Variety ON SALE NOW 25% XIFFALL KREMENTZ 20% OFF lOKT. MOTHER'S RINGS Reg. $129.95 Now $99.95 Downtown Manchester Association Croft Item Variety V a^ g o QOQ DQPPCJ pn nOQ ClStJPP 25% OFF ALL lOKT. & 14KT. WEDDING BANDS i^VISITOUR Fall 1991 Schedule of Events 25% OFF ALL 14KT. PENDANTS A CHARMS NEW LOCATION Harvest Festival 30% OFF ALL lOKT A 14 KT. RINGS Window Painting PAL'/UER 30% OFF ALL GOLD FILLED 4c STERUNG SILVER BALLOONS ★ BOUQUETS ★ GIRS October 21,22,23 PENDANTS AND LOCKETS CRAFT i r Complete Balloon Service Pumpkin Decorating 25% O F F ^ L WATCHES iK Helium Rentals Contest PAINT Candy Tvrist 646-2302 October 2 6 POTS 'k 964 Main Street, Manchester k Costume Parade 6 Colors WICKER October 2 6 With BASKETS Tree Lighting & Brush JCilst For Carol Sing Assorted 'cksT November 29 1 Break£a^ With Santa Decem ber 7 7H 70M # lurt. % 1«-1»71 MANY OTHER UNADVERTISED SPECIALS 1 While Supplies Last While Supplies Last THROUGHOUT THE STORE Royal Ice Cream... Gourmet Coffee and Desserts. Shop Downtown QUANTITIES LIMITED QUANTITIES LIMITED Cash — Check — MasterCard — Visa I For The Holidays! ALL SALES FINAL OTHER SALE ITEMS AVAILABLE ON SIDEWALK M O TTO BE COM Om ^OW nH ANY OTHER OBCOUNTS OR COUPONS. For More Information Call 646^2223 NOT TO BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER DISCOUNTS OR COUPONS. 9 9 1 J u N 5 z m Si W CO X UJ JUNE 13, 14, 15 o % Friday & Saturday Summer Clearance Entire Stock of Suits Select Group of e Short Sleeve Knits e Short Sleeve Sport Shirts BiG aTALL BIG STALL Puritan ntire Stock of Suits e BERMUDAS | * 1 0 0 OFF Jantzen Reg. $275 to $600 Knights of Round Table eBA7HiNGSuns....4L for I +* 1... H. Freeman, Hart Schaffner & Marx, Kihgsridge, Alan Stuart Palm Beach, Cartier, Botany '500' Buy one at our regular price, get the second item for Just $ 1. BIG 8c TALL SHORT O n % OFF ★ FREE alterations ★ ______Mix and match, higher price prevails. OFF SLEEVE DRESS SHIRTS- Most Suits Available in Regulars, Shorts, Longs, Reg. $275 to $600 Extra Longs, Athletic, Portly Shorts & Regulars.... 148 to 60 Reg., 48 to 56 Long, 40 to 52 X-Long, 44 to 54 Portly Shorts •k-k-k-k-k-k-k-kir-k-kir-k-k-k-k-k-k-k Fr e e alterations ALL SILK SPORT COATS ON THE SIDEWALK ALL WOOL BLAZERS 257OOFF< Poly Ties...... *3.00 ALL BATHING SUITS ALL SPRING JACKETS BIG STALL $ 9 9 9 0 ALL BERMUDAS ALL CASUAL SLACKS SPORT COATS 100% Silk Ties...... *6.00 Minor Alterations At No Charge Reg. $160 to $210 Leather Belts...... *6.00 Haggar 1/2 Elastic Chinos...... M9” reg. $30 $ 9 9 9 0 e 100% Silks ALL BEHER SLACKS Haggar Lt. Weight Poplins...... *24 reg. $32 I e Poly W ool Blends 3 for *6.00 e Minor Alterattons Only Cam p Sport Sox...... SANSABELT ~ HART'S ~ ASHER Reg. $160 to $195 Haggar Imperial Wool Blends....*44 reg. $55 [Select Group O f Short Sleeve Shirts...... *10.00 Select Group... Discontinued Styies Short Sleeve Knits ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ Reg. $65 to $95 CASUAL SHOES FLORSHEIM SHOES Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Sizes 32 to 42 257

Men's Shop Men's Shop •'Cel^rating SO Yean on Main St/* '^Celebrating 50 Yean on Main St/' 903 Main Street in Downtown Manchester ‘ Open Mon.'Sat. 9:30>5.’30 903 Main Street in Downtown Manchester Thurs, Nites to 9:00 • 643-2478 'Open Mon.-Sat. 9:30-5:30 Thurs. NHes to 9:00 • 643-2478 1

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T-SHIRTS - SWEATSHIRTS - CAPS - ETC. RECONDITIONED BASEBALL CARDS S SUPPLIES very Special Sidewalk Sale. Sill^ says, t ! 825 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER. CT 06040 (203)646-3339 "Downtown’s Changing, Be a part of it! TYPEWRITERS & CALCULATORS SPECIAL GIFT T-SHIRT And to help you be a part of it, we are CARRYING CASES FOR FATHER'S DAY OR ANY OTHER SPECIAL OCCASSION offering our best Sidewalk Sale Event ever." PHOTO T-SHIRT Come downtown and enjoy the festivi­ OFF $ 1 3 9 5 includes white shirt 887 Main Street ties while you cash in on the best buys of the 50% We have a process available to do photo drawings, etc. Manchestei^ CT 06040 TYPEWRtTER, CALCULATOR & Biack & White or Coior photo done whiie you wait. We wiil (203) 643-2401 last 38 years. COMPUTER RIBBONS enlarge to 8X10; (Selected Models) WE HAVE AVAILABLE From Our From Our W e C arry ★ T-Shirts in 20 Different Colors ★ Hanes & Jerzees Screen Stars 50/50 Women's Department Men's Department Panasonic, Sharp, Royal, Swintec, Adler, ★ 100% Cotton T-Shirts (White & Color Available) Victor, Olivetti, Epson, Sears, Olympia Blouses ★ Variety of Letters & Numbers Done on Slacks 1 Shirt or Large Quantity were to *80. ------JVOW Up were to *115...... NOW ®20^®& Up ALLSTATE ★ Novelty Decals BUSINESS ★ Paramount Greeting Cards Suits MACHINES for special occassions Sport Coats were to ^380 •••••••••••••••••••••• NOW ^99^^&up were to *390.------NOW abm**it all adds up* LOOK FOR OUR 789 Main Street 643-6156 SPiCiALSOUlilDE Jackets Suits NOT TO BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER DISCOUNTS OR COUPONS. NOT TO BE COMBINED WITH ANY OTHER COUPONS OR DISCOUNTS. w ere to ^165. NOW were to *460...... NOW Up

SIDEWALK SALE S T E V E K 'S Slacks Cotton Sweaters 829 Main were to *U6------NOW Up were to *85------NOW ^20^®& Up INVENTORY CLEARANCE WELCOMES YOU TO THE DOWNTOWN SIDEWALK SALES! ★ 'Overstocks' ★ Close-Outs ★ i Skirts Sport Shirts *20^®& ★ One-Of-A-Kind ★ were to *145------NOW Up were to *50.------NOW ^20^®& Up Lawn & Garden - Spreaders - Dresses Dress Shirts Power Tools - Hand Tools - were to *310...... NOW Up w ere to *40.------NOW Up Precision Toois - Rakes - Shoveis - Piumbing - Eiectricai - Jerseys Ties Wheeibarrows - Fasteners - Paint - Stains ^ were to *42...... NOW were to *40.------NOW STOP & SEE Cotton Sweaters GET A FREE KEY Leather Goods were to *95...... NOW ^20^®& Up Only valid June 13,14, & 15. were to *40.------NOW One per family. Salad plate with fruit & cottage cheese Select Group of Fall & Winter Items Drastically Reduced. STORE HOURS Choose from 100 items. Mon., Tues. I I I I ITTH'I I I r i T l I I I I I I I Not to be combined with any other discounts or coupon. Thure., Fri. Also, Sidewalk Sale Specials from both Men's and Women's Dept., Reduced to Giveaway Prices. 8:30-5:30 Are you in need of an off premise caterer? W ed. 8:30-1:00 F.T. Blish Hardware There will be a charge for all alterations on Sales Merchandise. MANCHESTER'S OLDEST, SINCE 1S95 If Yes, then you owe it to yourself Sat. 8:30-4:30 TgriHarnSt..------All Sales Final • All Sales for Cash, Mastercard or Visa. Satisfaction Guaranteed FREE PARKING to call US at and Manchester, CT Birch SL 643-8609 Not lo bROooibiiiRd with tny odwr ditoounli cr ooi^)ona. Not to b0 combined with any ...... 'Use the Back Door" other discounts or coupons. (203) 643-4121 ___ "Let Us Have An Affair With You." % 9 9 1 J U N TOWN OF MANCHESTER SUHHER PUBLIC HOURS: DEPARmENT OF PUBLIC WORKS (beginning July 2) Main Stieet Reconstruction Project j a n n i ^ e 50 Purnell Place • Manchester, CT • (203) 649-2036 Tuesday ( Mednesday 12*Spi Thursday l2-8pi Friday 9:30-5pi^ SIDEWALK SALE Saturday ( Sunday 12-Spe (Huseui closed on July 4th) ifO H 'jvrofvA ' Acoustic Guitars: Takamine; MAJVCJ/ESr£/t Signa; Applause; Jasmine A rrad/'fion THE LUTZ OFFERS A SUMMER OF FUN... r / in rrans/fion to Off List UP 40% Ttw Curs far...tVlttB June IS , 1:00 Nhiton Menorial Library A one-aan nuslcal featuring Jaaie Hynit A his Ludwig Drums 5 0 % Off List life size puppets on the way to recovery froa Questions about downtown construction work, parking, Simply too auch TV and too aany video gaaea. Elegant! ALL CYMBALS: availability detours, etc... Participate in our 34 enrichaent claases Zildjian; Sabian; Atlas ranging froa Fairy Tale Theatre to Suaaer Scientists! For Answers Schedules available at the Huseua CALL W 4 0 % Off List tpft S p e c ia l MAIN STREET TELEPHONE HOTLINE Fender Guitars in Stock Cone for special activities revolving around these theaes: PRICED LOW!! June 29- Frog Fanciers July 20- A Visit to Japan 6 4 7-3159 BUNDY B ySE LM E R : Tenor & Alto August 17- Owl Outing (TQ A/SO 5 0 % Off List Every Wednesday MANY IN STORE SPECIALS. It 8:00A.M.-8:30 A.M. STOP IN & SAVE 247 SO U TH M AIN S T R E E T • M ANCHESTER, C O N N E C TIC U T 06040 a47MainStnH There will be a Public Information drop-in meeting in the MameheaUr,'CT 6 4 9-2 03 6 T E L ; (203) 643-0949 Lincoln Center Gold Room. Bill Snow will be available to IW: Not to be combined with emu other discount or coupon. answer questions.

SIDEWALK SALE MADNESS INSIDE - OUTSIDE - UPSTAIRS - DOWNSTAIRS SIZZLING PFALTZGRAFF SALE A M /E X V IS A MARLOW'S THURS. JUNE 13-14-15 ONLY! MCDISC FIRST FOR EVERYTHING SINCE 1911 FRL 849 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 643-4143 DOWNTOWN MAIN ST., MANCHESTER SAT. ^ Heirloom 'A Remembrance OPEN 6 DAYS FREE PARKING FRONT AND REAR OF OUR STORE 5 pc. Placesetting THURSDAY til 9 J u n e 13,14,15 Reg. *25 N O W ^12“ SIDEWAIKSME TORO SPECIAL ir Trousseau Wyndham SPECIAL SALE PRICE FOR SIDEWALK (PJ\/Ioosebead 5 pc. Placesetting ASSORTMENT Umited Quantity BARGAIN PRICED Reg. »30“ > SALE N O W *15®* SHOES ALL ON All Moosehead on Sale ON SIDEWALK SALE! In Stock. 50% O FF on serving pieces o f Mix & Match Any & All Pieces. above patterns. HEDSTROM CENTURY 6 PIECE GLASS & Quantities limited in store only. CHANGER GLIDER CURIOS Baby Super Swing 2 Passenger P A T IO S E T BRASS Table/Padded Table, 4 Chairs, Umbrelia 25% O F F A L L O TH E R Pfaltzgraff Padded Seat & Backs 5 PIgcb Fold Up Style j; ' l l Table & Chair Set '1 1 1 patterns and accessories. 5 3 9 8 8 5 2 9 8 8 8 M98®® In store only. *58®® *298“ Reg. *89“ Reg. *59“ Reg. •399“ Reg. *869“ Reg. *4 9 9 * RECLINER VINYL ^ i | i | tlie Comfort and Value Kirsch Mini-blinds ■At One Low Price PUCEMATS Greatest Selection Ever G IF T SH O P 2 0 % OFF ^ 30HLY Starting at 977 Main Street 50 % OFF! ‘I-,. Manchester Select Styles Only 9 8 ^ n e w 649-6870 R eg.»1” *198“ N ot to be combined w ith any other diaoounta or coupons. NOT TO BE COMBINED WITH ANV OTHER COUPONS OR DISCOUNTS. ? <* / » t 9

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