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16— MANCHESTER HERALD, 1\iesday. May 28,1991 NATION/WORLD Soldiers note holiday, look forward to return

CHECKPOINT CHARLEY, Iraq Manchester's Award-Winning Newspaper point, carrying Kurds from refugee southern Tlirkey, the smells of one Newsstand: 35c - Home: 30C (AP) — As America tipped its hat to Wednesday, May 29^, 1991 camps home to Dohuk. giant cook-out after another wafted soldiers past and present, U.S. war­ To dale, more than 95,000 have through the heat. riors manning the final Marine returned to the provincial capital, a U.S. Army Maj. Mark Faun, a checkpoint in northern Iraq chowed sign that the allied operation to down on a barbecue and wondered logistics officer in Tlirkey, said more bring the Kurds home is succeeding. than 10 tons of steaks, burgers and Officer faced earlier ‘force’ complaint when they were going home. At the checkpoint, Kershner, a Inside Today,., Lance Cpl. I^ul Kershner spent hot dogs, with all the fixings, were 21-year-old from Boyertown, Rl, being airlifted from the air force Memorial Day teaching Kurdish By BRIAN M. TROTTA an order to stop riding his skateboard in the street An inves­ again. The two struggled until Hall placed Brown on the waved at the trucks, his thumb and base in Incirlik to the troops. kids. Staff Sgt. John Dykes dreamed pinky extended. Manchester Herald tigation did not produce any evidence of wrongdoing by Hall. ground and handcuffed him. of his wife’s spicy cooking. “That’s a helluva lot of chow,” he According to the intenral affairs investigation, which was ■ Phone line updates Main The young Marine giggled as said. Brown was charged with reckless use of a highway and in­ ‘The ship is looking pretty good MANCHESTER — A Manchester Police officer who has prompted by a letter of complaint from the boy’s mother. Hall terfering with an officer in the incident. Steet project------R a g o 3 . Kurdish chilrhen mimicked him. British, Dutch, Spanish and these days,” said Dykes, 33, from “We’ve got them all doing the been cleared in an incident of alleged police brutality that took saw Brown riding his skateboard on Broad Street and told him Brown’s mother complained that Hall was too rough on Miami, as he stood with other mem­ lYench soldiers could ^so expect a place ill January was involved in a similar incident last year. stay on the sidewalk. Robert and that the handcuffs were sO tight that they were cut­ ■ Resident peeved about thumbs-up sign. This’ll move them free meal. bers of the 24th Marine Expedition­ Ihtrolman Lawrence Hall was accused earlier this year of Brown refused to leave the street and did not respond when ting off the circulation to his hands. The mother also said that to a higher plane,” he said. Some Americans griped that no pond ______...... Rage 3. ary Unit in 103-degree heat on a “Hang loose, dude!” he barked at using excessive force when he arrested a 13-year-old boy who Hall asked him several times to approach his cruiser to get his Hall “let loose with a string of four-letter words, and other fil­ dusty stretch of Iraqi highway. alcohol was allowed, not even a cold had been shooting a BB-gun near the old Mmchester Lumber name and address fpr an incident report. Hall then w alk^ over thy words, calling Rob every possible name in the book.” a freckled Kurdish youngster who beer. ■ Charter revisions up for “After a while the sun starts to f ^ returned the new hand signal. ut The official, who spokb pn^ condition of anonymity, The Board of Education Tuesday in binding arbitration. of goods and services, was only Austrian jetliner that blew ^ a r t in flight, killing all mercial aviation disaster and the first loss of a Boeing “My legs are shaking from fatigue,” said one volunteer night voted to rescind its previous said the worker was fired and later hired by Thai Air­ 767-series aircraft. If voted into law, the bill, which slightly less severe than oripnal- aboard. Widespread looting was reported at the scene. ways International. worker after making several trips carrying bodies down a decision to cancel the contracts of is supported by the Coiuiecticut As­ There was no official word on what caused Sunday’s Searchers recovered 45 more bodies early today, hill. ly repwted a month ago. The official did not give the worker’s name or say if 14 teachers at the end of the school sociation of Boards of Education, At that time, the GNP d n ^ disaster, but some experts said they believed the Boeing taking them to a temporary morgue at a nearby Buddhist year. authorities were seeking any links between the extortion temple, police said. Late Monday, 140 victims were taken to Bangkok’s could help towns currently strug­ was put at 2.8 percent. However, 767 was felled by a bomb. They noted that the crew did incident and the explosion. Lauda officials could not im­ The board also named a principal gling through budget'cuts during TTiat raised to 185 the number of bodies found in the Institute of Fnensic Medicine, a police officer said, a better U.S. trade perfrnmance not report any problems before the plane exploded in a mediately be reach^ for comment. speaking on cmulititHi of anonymity. for Buckley School to replace the ture contract negotiations. Assistant fireball as it nemed cruising altitude. wreckage, which was strewn over three square miles of and newfound strength in Searchers recovered the two flight data recorders on retiring principal there. School Superintendent Wilson E, government spending helped to Lauda Air was threatened with a bombing last year by remote, hilly jungle about 100 miles northwest of Ntoy bodies retrieved today were four^ near the front Monday, an official for Air Lauda, the Austria-based car­ Still, the teachers — mostly from Deakin said. make today’s GNP repwt lode an employee attempting to extort money from the Bangkok. section of the airplane, lodg^ in a deep valley, police rier, said. He did not know when the recorder would be Bennet Junior High School and The bill would add a town’s slightly better. Austria-based carrier, a security officer at a Western em­ sent to Bangkok for analysis. Corpses were hurled among tall bamboo trees. The said. Workers cut the fuselage into small pieces and lifted several elementary schools — may “financial well-being,” and “ability limbs of many were broken. Other had been disem- the sections with pulleys to get at the bodies. hot have the same jobs next year as to pay” to the list of factors that ar­ they did this year. Assistant School bitrators must consider when ruling Protesters stone Superintendent Wilson E. Deakin on labor awards, Deakin said. The Iceland demands said. It was possible to rehire the bill also would require arbitrators to U.S. Em bassy .teachers because of retirements, look at a town’s other non-education ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia leaves of absence and some res­ wage settlements and number of (AP) — Anti-American cheduling of elementary school senior citizens before reaching a demonstrators filled the streets whaling approval positions, Deakin said. decision, he said. of Addis Ababa and stoned the There is also a possibility of “The timing is right. Things are U.S. Embassy gates today to rehiring one or two of the 14 really tough. The education settle­ protest a rebel takeover and U.S. REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) — The commissirm was unlikely to Iceland said Monday it will leave remaining teachers if any further ments need to be looked at in a big­ involvement in a transfer of grant Iceland permission to catch retirements or leaves arise before the ger picture,” he said. the International Whaling Commis­ whales, however, pending approval power in Ethiopia. fall, he said. iMthough the bill would help sion unless the commission ap­ of a revised management plan. Nor­ Tigrean rebel trotqts who had proves resumption of commeiic^ linked bi March, with the .^ o o l budget towns during tough economic times, taken the capital with little resis­ way and J^ a n also have applied for iq> in the air and the number of staff Deakin said the bill would be a whaling for the country. limited commercial hunts. tance fired into the air. to dis­ retirements still uncertain, the Board “two-way street.” The bill could Hiorsteinn Palsson, Iceland’s When the commission imposed a perse the demonstrations flow­ fisheries minister, told the opening NEW YORK (AP) — President of Education had to lay off 28 work against towns during an ing through the city in waves. moratiruium on commerical whaling Bush, his wife and their dog all have session of the commission’s meeting teachers to be on the “s^e side,” economic boom, he said. Time and again, the in 1986, it also set a 1990 deadline autoimmune diseases, and the White on Monday that Iceland wants to kill Deakin said. The, resolution, qrproved by the demonstrations were broken up for revising its whale management House i^ysidan wants a specialist 192 minke and 91 fin whales next “We always non-renew more Manchester Board of Education by occiq>ying rebel soldiers port from conservative Democrats and most is balanced through fiscal gimmickry. to their commitment to cooperate ing the commission was presented HARTFORD — Leaders of the bipartisan coalition pushing Republicans. The coalition leaders spent Tuesday scrambling to dispute a leaders took steps to form an in­ Tompkins Square Park in New York Monday night. Eariier, three police officers suffered minor over the medical records of t ^ terim government, and restme within an ^propriate international with five whale-management a no-income tax budget are predicting their plan will win State Republican Chairman Richard Foley, a state represen­ new legislative study that portrays their plan as tougher on the injuries when a crowd started throwing bottles and burning garbage cans in the park shortly family and the dog, he told The order after months of some of organizatirm for the management of proposals developed by its scientific Times. House {qrproval, keeping the Legislature on its collision course tative from Oxford, said he counted at least 78 votes for the state’s poor and lower micklle-class families than Weicker’s in­ cetaceans,” Palsson said. bipartisan plan, and possibly as many as 85 in the 151-member the worst civil war battles in committee. after a Memorial Day concert held there. The president’s disease was diag­ with Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. come tax plan. The House of Representatives cleared its calendar to debate chamber. The bipartisan plan calls for $960 million in new taxes and years. nosed earlier this month, the first the budget today. The often fractious chamber was gearing up With jus( a week left in the legislative session. House leaders fees, maiky by expanding the base of the sales tax. It would lady’s in January 19^. Their for an all-day debate that promised to highlight the deep were thinking seriously about making slight chang^ in the also consolidate some state agencies, order a new round of Tests indicate Iran calls for world peace and more oil revenue springer spaniel was diagnosed last division in the Democratic P ^ y over the nei^ for a state in­ budget and sending.it back to the Senate, a move that would summer with lupus. come tax. delay the expected cmifrontation with Weiner. Please see BUDGET, page 8. sex with 'victim' ISFAHAN, Iran (AP) — President Hashemi Rafsanjani and The fact that three members of a R\LM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — promote peace, security and stability,” Rafsanjani said in the It is in the interest of both producers and ctmsumers to have household within the span of 16 a key aide told an international oil ctmferencc Monday that speech, which was read to the conferees by one of his ad­ Genetic tests indicate. William Iran wanu to “promote peace, security and stability” and re­ visers. a stable supply of oil at reasonable prices, Nazer said. months contracted a disease in Keimedy Smith had sex with a enter the world economy. “The achievemem of such a balance has to be within the which'the immune system interferes Bush opens plan China woman who says he raped her at “If this is to be attained, regional states and non-regional context of the market. Neither producers nor consumers can with the body’s own tissues has set R^sanjam’s speech opened the meeting of representatives countries should embark in cooperation,” his message the Kennedy family estate. of oil producing and consuming nations — the first such con­ impose a solution based on their own desires,” he said. off speculation in medical circles, Specificity, a DNA analysis Iran’s oil minister, Gholamreza Aqazadeh, told the Inter­ Persian Gulf nations proved during the Gulf War that they the newspaper said. ference the Islamic Republic has hosted in a decade. dependence of Producers and Ctmsumers that the West issues released T tie ^ y shows an ap­ The president has long led Iran’s pragmatists in pushing for were reliable suppliers of energy to the industrial world, boost­ on Mideast arms parent match between Smith’s wouldn’t need to build tq» expensive strategic oil stockpiles if Although Graves’ disease isp’t re-establishing ties with the West. But he has been fought ing oil output to make up for lost Iraqi and Kuwaiti produc­ blood and evidence taken from siq>plies were guaranteed. tion, Nazer said. contagious, some experts suggest along the way by Muslim fundamentalists intent on spreading that germs or other environmental KENNEBUNKPORT, Maine The president, who waxed op­ the body and clothes of his al­ “If producers satisfied the consumers’ energy requirements The Saudi oil minister criticized taxes and excise duties the Islamic revolution begun by the late spiritual leader throu{^ timely and sufficient supplies, a major portion of factors may trigger autoimmune dis­ (AP) — Two months after vanquish­ timistic Tuesday about the chances irksome leged victim. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. levied by industrialized countries. He said they were “denying orders athtmg those who are geneti­ ing Iraq in the Gulf War, President for a summit with Soviet President Smith, who is to be arraigned world capital woiddn’t be wasted in the huge costs of main­ the consumers the fruits of oil price declines and adding to the Rafsanjam said his nation was willing to cooperate with taining the strategic petroleum reserves,” he said. cally susceptible. The theory hasn’t Budi is unveiling a long-awaited Mikhail S. Gorbachev, will also talk WASHINGTON (AP) — From ,Riday on charges of sectmd-de- other countries over oil “within the framework of an overall burden of increases in the price of oil.” Aqazadeh also said oil consumers should step up technol­ been proven. plan to rid the Middle East of about the changes in ^ t-W e st rela­ human rights to arms sales to dis­ gree sexual battery and mis­ understanding void of political conflicts." OPEC Secretary-General Subroto told the conference that wetqxms of mass destruction. demeanor battery, has denied ogy transfer to allow i»oducers to develop their oil reserves a The cause of liqrus is unknown. tions, the defense cuts “looming on putes over trade, the range of issues “The optimum move for the Islamic Republic of Iran is to the cartel’s 13 members needed to pin down the reasons for Bush, after five days of rest and doing anything illegal. He hasn’t call that was echoed by Saudi Oil Minister Hisham Nazer. failing to reach their target price of $21 a barrel. Christian has been asked to study the horizon and what those mean for separating the United States and relaxatimi at his oceatifront home m (xmfirmed or denied having in­ the family’s records to mnk<» gure refocusing our defense strategy, par- China appears to be longer and more Maine, was flying to Colorado ticularly strategic defense,” divisive than at any time in nearly tercourse with the woman, but nothing ^ been overlodted, the his cousin, Patrick Kennedy, has newspaper said. He also has been Springs, Colo., t ^ y to talk defense Fitzwater said. two decades. strategy and um s oxitrol in a com­ told authorities that Smith told Biker to repeat 800-mile trip — 48 years later asked to check the medical history Administration sources have said ' But President Bush nonetheless mencement address at the U.S. Air him he had sex with her. on both sides of the family for other his new arms control initiative will believes that severing the close trade Force Academy. include bold moves to curb nuclear, ■> ^ ties between the two countries NEW ORLEANS (AP) — In What it’s like there now,” Thurow tors found a 75 percent blockage in be the same.” “I can hardly believe it now,” be cases of autoinunune diseases. The Bush will use the service chemical and biological weapons, would deprive the administration of 1943, Midwestern highways had so said before leaving his home in sub­ an artery. said. “I must have been in some Times said. ■# V .' His lodgings 48 years ago in­ academy as a backdrop for “a new but only limited efforts to cuih the the limited influence it has over few cars that a 16-year-old could urban New Orleans. “I was shocked and realized I had shape then.” cluded YMCAs and even the jail in Vice President Dan ( ^ y l e and initiative for combating the traffic in conventional weapons like Chinese policy and would play into INDEX travel safely on a bicycle. And small Thurow, 63, was to leave DeKalb, to change my way of life.” he said. Hanmbal, Mo„ where a friendly 'This trip, Thurow plans to do his wife, Marilyn, reportedly have proliferation of weapons of mass those used in the Gulf War. the hands of hard-liners in Beijing. towns had so few criminals that he 111,, today. As he did in 1943» he’ll policeman let him sleep. about 60 miles a day on a 21-speed 16 pages, 2 sections wondered if the disease is liniff^ jq destruction, beginning in the Middle The sources, who spoke only on Bush’s announcement Monday could spend the night in a local jail travel west to Davenport, Iowa, then He changed his diet and now excursion bike. His wife will ^ v e Classified...... 13,14 In St. Louis, he treated himself to old plumbing ^ lead pipes in the. East,” White House press secretary condition of anonymity, said the in­ Tha AaaooialMl Pr«M that he wants tp continue China’s instead of a hotel. on to Ottumwa, Iowa, south to St. rides between five and 30 miles a a $3 room at the Milner Hotel and alongside him. Comics...... 15 week. vice presidential residence where Marlin Fitzwater said Tuesday. itiative includes a ban on further S E C U R ITY O N TR IA L — Tw o former Romanian intelligence most-favored nation trading status Food...... 5 That summer, Wally Thurow took Louis, then up through Illinois, “a world premiere Irving Berlin He hopes that someone along the Focus...... 7 And he hasn’t forgotten how the Bushes lived for eight years. Bush also will discuss his concept production of weapons-grade officials. Gabriel Atanasiu, left, and Filip Taodorascu, stand sets the stage for perhaps the most $50 and a single-speed bicycle on an through Springfield and show. way m i ^ recall the kid they saw Local...... 2-4 much fun that 1943 journey was. of a new world order and the lessons nuclear material in the Middle East, trial in Bucharest on Wednesday, accused of genocide for extensive debate over China policy 827-mile journey through Iowa, Il­ Bloominguxi and back to DeKalb. following the same route so many Veterinarians first diagnnw-d lead learned in the Gulf War for the na­ since then-national security adviser Lottory...... 2 “I never forgot that trip,” Thurow “They let me keep my bike in the years ago. with the aim of creating a nuclear- Nation/Wbrtd...... 16 linois and Missouri. Now, 48 years Thurow said he didn’t ride a bike poisoning in Millie before determin­ tion’s military arsenal, especially the their participation in December 1989 events at the beginning said. “Ybu know for a Idd, a bike is basement of the theater behind the “People didn’t take bike trips like ing she suffered from liqnjs. While Obituaries...... 2 later, he’s retracing his route. much in his “middle years,” but he Air Force of ^ e future. Pleaae see BUSH, page 8. of the Romanian revolution. Please see CHINA, page 8. Record...... 2 the first real chance they get for elevators,” he said. that back in those days and I got a some reports have himed at HnV« “I was 16 that summer and it was got serious about it again after freedom. The minute they get on That trip, on a bike that weighed Opinion...... 6 a big adventure riding a bike all that lot of stares and questions along the between lupus in families and in Sports...... 9-11 developing heart trouble. and can pedal they’re free. I never more than 30 pounds, took about a way,” he said. “Who knows, maybe way. I thought it would be fun to do He had successful triple bypass ^ i r household pets, transmissions State...... 4 lost that feeling. That first trip was a week. He averaged about 125 miles someone will remember me passing Serving The Manchester Area For Over 110 Yejti>» ~ Call Today for Hom<‘ Delivei'y (>47-994() Television...... 7 it again and see what had changed. surgery in 1984, but fiva later, doc­ a day. from dogs to humans haven't hMB great adventure for me, this one will throiigh.” defflonstrated.

-Am. 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 29,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 29,1991—3 Serving Manchester ■ Coventry RECORD LOCAL/REGIONAL ■ Andover ■ Bolton ■ Hebron About Town Band Shell *91: good tunes, good times Hot line to give Public to address Here is the summer schedule for the fourteenth seawn Doll and miniature show of the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell, located on The Hebron Historical Soceity will be sponsoring the the grounds of Manchester Community College at 60 latest project info charter changes 17th Annual Doll and Miniature Show and Sale at the Bidwell Street: RHAM High School on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 pjn. JUNE 2: 7 pm . Manchester Symphony Orchestra A parking availability and detours for By RICK SANTOS revamping of the method by which Chorale "Pops" By BRIAN M. TROTTA Seventy five tables will be set iq) with doll related items. the following week. Memchester Herald the Ethics Commission investigates Rain Location: MCC Program Center Manchester Herald Proceeds from the show will be used for the preservation The weekly sessions will be held complaints. 9: 7 pm . Johnny T s Super Big Band of the 1700s Burrows Hill School House and the Old each Wednesday from 8 am . to 8:30 MANCHESTER — The con­ Tuesday’s hearing, which is Rain Date: Thursday, 21st MANCHESTER — Want to find Town Hall. For more information, call 537-2655. am . in the Gold Romn at Lincoln troversial proposed revisions in the scheduled immediately beftne the 16: 7 pm . The Jack D'Jhns Versatile "Upbeat" Enter­ . out the truth behind the latest Center, tainers I rumors about the Main Street Town Charter will be the subject of first of the Board of Dire(rt(H8’ two "It will be sort of a drop-in a public hearing at 6:30 pjn. Tues­ regular monthly meetings, will Country music Rain Location: East Catholic High School, 115 New ; reconstruction project? Starting next cUnic,” Snow said. day in the hearing room of the Lin­ probably be the last. The d e f in e County Music will be held at the American Legion. State Road week, the latest information on the Snow said that the contractor, coln Center. for holding such hearings is June 6. 20 American Legion Dr., Manchester, every Friday night 19: 7 pm . "Bolton Notch" Country and ’60s constmetion will be available from Della Construction Co. of Enfield, The proposed changes have from 8 pm. to 12 midnight in the main hall. Cost is $5 project officials around the clock. 22: 7 pm . Nathan Hale Ancient Fife and Drum Corps, has run into a few setbacks in recent sparked debate after several If the directors want to amend the each. Enjoy Dorsey’s Roundup on the large western Knowlton Rangers, Buckland Artillery, Beethoven William Snow, the project coor- weeks that have slowed work cm report, then they must forward the dance floor. Open to the public. Chorus diiutor, said that he is creating a Republican directors have said the Main Street somewhat One of the Charter Revision Commission’s am en^ents to the charter conunis- 23: 7 pm . Manchester Association o f Pipe Bands Fes­ special hot line where merclmts biggest problems has been asbestos woric was not thorough and that sion no more than 15 days after the tival I and residents can get updates on the in some of the houses that were siq>- last public hearing, which would Chapter #2399 meets ' work and will s^edule a special Democrats influenced the process. 24: 7 pm . Manchester Seniors Big Band, "Special posed to be demolished last memth The Democrats and the ermunission probably be no later than June 19. If Delivery Singers" weekly session where pec^le can The Board of Directors and chairmen of Chapter to make way for a parking lot chairman, a Republican, have no changes are proposed, then the Rain Date: Friday, 28th meet with him perstmally. #2399 will hold their meeting at Community B ^tist The other main problem has been refuted the charges. report is final. Church on June 6 at 10 am. The installation luncheon 25: 7 pm . Sphinx Temple Shrine Concert Band The hot line, which can be that the telephone, gas and electric There are few recommended will be held at Bottone’s Restaurant Thursday, June 13. 26: 7 pm . "Dan-sa-tion" 40s-’80s Jazz Band reached at 647-3159 starting June 3, companies luve bem slow to start changes, and the most weighty is a Please see CHARTER, page 8. Social hour begins at 11:30 am ., luncheon promptly at 27: 7 pm . "Grass Roots" Bluegrass will be staffed during nonnal busi­ work on their utility lines. That will 12:30 to 3 pm . Reservatitm deadline is June 6 (contact 30: 7 pm . Slim Coxx "Cowboy Caravan" ness hours. After hours, there will change cm June 1. Snow said. After Marjory Klar, 21 Converse Rd., Bolton). Rain Date: August 13th be a prerecorded message that will that date, all three utilities will have THE LITTLE forecast plarmed construction work. crews on Main Street. THEATREOF JULV1: 7 pm . The Savage Brothers Boogie ’n’ Rock Welcome Home annual festival 2: 7 pm . Kidiville Kuckoo Review Cluldren’s Show MANCHESTER On July 4 at 1 pm., the Coventry Veterans Apprecia­ Rain Date: July 3 tion FesUval Committee wUl hold its first annual parade 6:4:30 pm. "HydratdicJaxx" oldiesA'hythm & blues Woman protests Presents and festival. This will be an annual event in ^ reciatio n 7 p.m. Governor’s Foot Guard "Pops" Concert Band Neil Simon's w our^ vetelans. This year the theme is “Wfelcome 9:30 p.m. FIREWORKS Home." Any groiqis interested in donating their skills Rain Date: July 7 pond management may contact the committe by mail at: Veterans Apprecia- 9: 7 pm . Mountain Laurel Chorus of Sweet Adelines, /UROADW n uon Commitee, P.O. Box 271, Coventry, 06238. Silk City Barbershop Chorus Anyone wishing to make a contribution may send it to: Rain Date: Thurs^y, 11th Reginald PInto/Manehaalar Harald By RICK SANTOS But Lankford is complaining that "jPpUND RidnJ Veterans Appreciatimi Committee, P.O. Box 189, c/o 10: 7 pm . River Boat Ramblers Dixieland Jazz Band SEASON BEGINS — Band Shell president Theodore Yampanis, Mayor Terry Werkhoven, N^mchester Herald the pulling of the plug lowered the Town of Coventry, Covaitry, 06238. Rain Location: fa s t Catholic High School and program coordinator Ralph Maccarone, left to right, unfurl the original banner to start the pond too much, and the fish had to 12: 7 pm . The Tony Allen Combo, smooth sounds of MANCHESTER — A local swim to the middle to stay alive. the ’40s-’90s Band Shell's fourteenth season. woman is complaining about the Camosci said the level of the Mary Ann Demko, song sytlist May 24, 25,30,31 & June 1 29: 7 p.m. M anchester Summer Youth Jazz Concert management by the town and state pond only went as low as the plug, 13: 7 pm . "City Lights" Swing Band ’30s-’90s Rain Location: E ^ t Catholic High School Deaths Rain Locatiem: Bennet Junior High School Gym of a man-made pond off Tolland which is where it supposed to be. East Catholic High School Rain Date: Friday, 19th 16; 7 p.m. Doc’s Eastern Conn. State Univ. Jazz Band l\inq>ike, but the town’s chief en­ 30: 7 p.m. Windham Concert BAnd Rain Location: East Catholic High School And be added that the plug was Manchester 15: 7 pm . Peanutbutterjam — Concert for children gineer says her complaints have no pulled because of the emergency Rain Date: Friday, August 2nd 18:7 pm . Peter Harvey’s “One Man Shaw" General Tickets $9.00 This town IMIng of dMilw la oHarad traa of oharga by tha with songs, puppets and stories basis. created by the flooding of a home 31: 7 p.m. "Hot Cat Jazz BaruT Rain Date: Monday, 19th Seni(HS & Students $7.00 Manehaatar Harald. Paid announeamanla of daalh and In Rain I^ite: Wednesday, 17th According to a letter written to across the street. UamorlanM appaar undar tha Daalh Nollcaa haading. Rain Date: Wednesday, August 21st 20: 7 p.m. The Morgans Folk Concert Oary Tuckw/Maneh— tw Harald Ticket information: 645-6848 16: 7 pm . Italian Night; Italian-Five Orchestra, the Manchester Herald, the woman, "It’s pretty scary when you have Rain Date: Thursday, 22nd YOUNG A R TISTS — Seth Greenberg, 6, and his sister Alys- Broadway Bound is the third in Simon's trilogy of autobiographical comedies Manchester Soprano Marian Casalino, "Pandemonium" Barbershop AUGUST 4; 7 pm . 76th Division Army Reserve Band Catherine Lankford, of 853 Tblland this body of water flowing over the 25; 7 p,m. "Mainstreet" Sounds of the ’50s-’90s Ibmpike, claims the pond over­ street," said. sa, 4, color in their coloring book in a shady spot near their which include Brighton Beach Memoirs and Biloxi Blues. Roger E. Hurlburt Quartet, Musica Da Italia Musicians Rain Locatimi: East Catholic High School ^ Rain ^ t e : Friday, 30th flowed its banks partly because of About the fish, C^amosci said, "It Manchester home. *General Seating ii directly in back of LTM Subscriber Seating Ronald E. Ralph Sing-along of Italian and American favorites with Ralph 6:7 pm . John Jeski Polka Party Band 26:7 p.m. Chick Cicchetti Big Band Maccarone Rain Date: Thursday, 8th the work being done on the road. isn’t like every fish in the pond was 34 Englewood Drive Rain Location: East Catholic High School However, William J. Camosci, lost and they had to restock ... Some Rain Date: Thursday, 18th 7; 7 pm . I02nd Div. National Guard Concert Band 27; 7 p.m. Connecticut Valley Boys Country Western Stanley A. Ruganis, Sr. Rain Location: East Catholic High School the director of the town’s engineer­ other pond downstream is going to 21: 7 pm . 'T im e Wars ’50s-’80s Rain Date: Thursday, 29th ing services division, said Ibesday, have the luxury of having those 74 Union St. Rain Date: Monday, 22nd 9: 7 pm . Irish Night: St. Patrick’s Pipe Band, Tradi­ 28: 7 pm . Simsbury Community Band tional Irish Musicians, Songs and Dancers "TOs whole thing was because of an fish.” Anne (Chrusclel) Saezawa 23: 7 pm . Johnny Prytko “Good Times Band’ Rain Date: Thursday, 15th act of God.” He said the town is building a Rain Date: Ibesday, 25th new drain that will not become Nicholas Temple 11: 7 pm . Scandinavian Night: ArndttYoungstrom Or­ (Far further information, call weekdays: MCC at After the heavy rains of Friday, 24: 7 p.m. Motown Review ^o w and dance band clogged as easily as the old one. chestra, Sons cf Norway Viking Chorus, The Finnish- 647-6016; or Manchester Recreation Department at May 17, the pond, known as Hack- Deaths elsewhere Rain Location: East Catholic High School Camosci said also that the Amerlcan Dancers 647-3084. For weekend cancellation armouncement if ett’s Pond, overflowed its banks and 27:7 p.m. "Trover Hollow" Bluegrass reconstruction of Tolland 'Dimpike G. Robert Elliott 14:7 p.m. Bennington Marionettes "The Firebird" weather is uncertain: 649-9124.) caused a stream of water to flow Largo, Florida Rain Date: Thursday, August 1st south across Tolland Ibrapike. has no affect on the pond. In that 28: 7 p.m. High Society Swing Band The pond flooded. (Tainosci said, area, the contractor is stabilizing the Formerly of Manchester Rain Date: Monday, August 5th because the drain thm keeps it from embankment of the road, not touch­ Police Roundup overflowing had become clogged ing the pond, which is quite close to either through the natural course of the road. events or intentionally by someone Hackett’s Pond, which originally Death Notices attempting to raise the level of the was constructed for the Eighth Alleged perpetrators of vandalism spree arrested pond. The flood was stopped when Utilities District Fire Department, is SECRET S U E the contractor pulled out the plug. currently owned by a private citizen. Ronald E. Ralph Roger E. Hurlburt MANCHESTER — Police have caught who they observed a one of the guns believed to have been used in believe to be the four men responsible for a vandalism the shootings. Rtmald E. Ralph, 43, of 34 Englewood Dr., Manchester, Roger E. Hurlburt, 60, of 18 Bonner Rd., Manchester, spree last month in which the windows of several cars son of Edward H. and Ruth (Dodge) Ralph, died Mon­ T o ^ Hunter was charged also with third-degree lar­ husband of Jane (Denhup) Hurlburt, d i^ Thesday, May and a few homes were shot out with BB and pellet guns, ceny in connection with an incident in which the wheels day, May 27, 1991, at the M ^chester Memwial Hospi­ 28, 1991 at the Manchester Memorial Hospital. He was police said today. DEP, developers tal. He was bom in South Weymouth, MA., on January 7, were stolen from a car parked at Chorches Motors. He is bom M ^ h 20, 1931 in Manchester, and had lived here Three of the suspects turned themselves into police scheduled to appear in court on June 12. 1948, and lived most of his life in Manchester. He was a all of his life. He served in the U.S. Army during the late Diesday night after a warrant was issued for their ar­ ^ Landry, Patnode, and Marc Hunter are to appear June member of the North United Methodist Church. Beside Korean Conflict with the Signal Corps. Mr. Hurlburt was rests. They are are Todd J. Hunter, 19, Steven M. Landry, at odds over water TAKE his parents, he is survived by a sister, Jean Riolillo of a former member of the Army and Navy Club of 20, and Mathew J. Pamode, 21, all of 304 Sprace St., ac­ — RICK SANTOS Vernon; and two nieces. Funeral services will be held Manchester. Besides his wife, he is survived by his cording to police records. Hunter’s brother, Marc P. He noted that percolation testing, Thursday at 2:00 pm ., at North United Methodist Chur­ mother, Mrs. Henriette L. Hurlburt of Manchester; three By MATTHEW FLYNN Hunter, 23, of 25 Division S t, was charged earlier in the which tests water flow, was done ch, 300 Barker St., Manchester. Biuial will be at the con­ daughtm and a son-in-law, Paula Wood of Birmingham, day. Manchester Herald venience of the family. Friends may call at the Holmes AL., Linda Flavell of Andover and Carol and David during dry seasons and did not ac­ The arrests came after a month-long investigation of College Note curately reflect any potential flood­ Funeral Home, 400 Main S t, Manchester, Wednesday Riordan of Tblland. Mr. Hurlburt also leaves a brother, several cases of vandalism that occurred during a spree COVENTRY — The Planning from 7:(X) to 9:00 pm . Chester Hurlburt of Rockville; a sister, Mariann Tobias and Zoning Commission met Ibes- ing problems. He also staled that, on the night of April 19 and extending into the early because of the way the area would of Manchester, six gr^children, Christopher, Kelly, morning of April 20, the report said. English major at Salve Regina day night with the owner of Summer, Kelsey, Dustin and Ethan; and several nieces Coventry Woods and discussed pos­ be divided, potential houses would Anne (Chrusciel) Saezawa During the spree the vandals shot out the windows of not have the land area to build suffi­ and nephews. The funeral service will be held Friday at Deborah Cappellucd of Spruce Street, Manchester, sible constmetion problems on the Anne (CThrusciel) Saezawa, of Manchester, widow of the parked cars in areas of town near Hackmatack Street, was aw w d^ a bachelor of arts degree in English at cient septic systems. Kennedy ac­ 10:30 am., at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 M ain St., Merrow Road property. Concerns of late Edward Saezawa, died Ihesday, May 28,1991 at her Crestwood Drive, Parker Street, and an area of Bolton. arm om es held recenUy at Salve Regina College, New- cused Coventry Woods of a lack of Manchester. Calling hours are Thursday from 7-9 pm . the board memben centered around home. She was bora in South Poultney, VT and she Todd Hunter has been charged with 32 counts of POITg 1V,1* professitmalism in addressing neigh­ Memorial donations may be made in his name to the state level concerns over the water resided in Manchester for the last 45 years. She worked second-degree criminal mischirf, the reports said. I^t- bors’ concerns. American Lung and Asthma Association of Cormecticut, table and sewage flow of the area. many years for the Mohegan Market before her retire­ node and Marc Hunter were each charged with 16 45 Ash Sl, East Hartford, (TT 06108. counts, and Landry was charged with only three counts. Faced with potential irritation of ment She was a monber of SS. Cyril & Methodius Todd Hunter was charged also in connection with an In a letter written to board mem­ the water table, Warner and Church in Hartford. She is survived by a brother, An­ Nicholas Temple Public Meetings bers and owner Charles Warner of representatives insisted that more thony Chrusciel of Newington, and a sister, Julia Bog- incident in which a lawn chair was thrown through the Nicholas Temple, 77, of Manchester, died Sunday, May Greenscape Development Corp., testing would only be stqrerfluous. danowicz of W eth^field; and also several nieces and front window of a home on French Road, the report said. 26, 1991, at his home. He was bom in New Britain. For Bolton Warren Herzig. a supervising Joe Salinger, legal counsel for the nephews. Funeral services will be held Friday at 8:30 Police, who had considered the men suspects, solved many years he was a night club singer, and was also Thursday sanitary engineer with the state applicant, underscored the fact that am ., from the Talarski Maple Hill Chapels, 380 Maple the case almost by accident, acctxding to the case report employed at Avery Heights. He was a Ofelong resident of Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7 pjn. Department of Environmental the area had not yet been used for Ave., Hartford, followed by a mass of Christian burial at vwitten by Officer Robert L^uc. Rriday Protectitm, called for more testing of development. Only until construc- 9 am . in SS. (TyrU & Methodius Church in Hartford. In­ the New Britain and Hartford area. He is survived by two Leduc had been investigating a traffic accident on East Budget Referendum, Conununity Hall, 6 ajn. to 8 Coventry Woods’ water percolation. titm permit ^plications are sub­ ternment will be in Mt. S t Benedict Cemetery, Bloom­ sisters, Florence Grasso of Hartford and Theresa Serafin Center Street, where a car hit a tree. The driver, who of Winsted; a dear friend, Mabel Grondin of Manchester; pju. He said that if the lot is used for mitted, Salinger maintained, could field. Relatives and friends may call at the Chapels police later identified as Todd Hunter, had fled from the also several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be Coventry constmetion, soil and water regula­ water percolatiaa testing be deme Friday morning prior to services from 7:30 to 8:30 am . accident on foot. held Friday, 10 am., at the Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 Police traced the vehicle to Hunter and went to his Thursday tions may not be adequately m et with significance. He said that test­ Elm St., Rocky Hill, with burial in Rose Hill Memorial home to talk with him. When they got there. Hunter was Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 pjn. Warner does not intend to build on ing is dependent tqxm where poten- Stanley A. Ruganis Sr. Park. Friends may call at the funeral home one hour prior not home, but were let in the home. There the officers Veterans Appreciation Committee, Town Office Build­ the space, but plans to divide it and ti j water wells and septic systems ing, 7:30 pjn. Stanley A Ruganis Sr., 69, of 74 Union St., Manchester, to the service. Friends wishing may send contributions to sell parcels for the development of are placed. Salinger echoed a belief husba^ of Betty (Vaughn) Ruganis, died TUesday, May the American Lung Association, 45 Ash S t, East residoicies. expressed by Latemo that both the 28, 1991, at his home. He was bom in Pittson, PA., Hartford 06108. state and the town are foot-dragging Representatives of the owner to postptme or prevent construcdtHi January 9,1922, and had lived in Manchester for the past Weather challenged not only the necessity for 45 years. Prior to his retirement he was a letter carrier (HI the subdivision. He stated that more percolation tests, but also the state regulations do not require with the Manchester Postal Service for 30 years. He was Honor Roll iHOthority of Herzig to call for them. a UJ5. Army veteran of World War II and was a com­ water percolati with Devdopment Corporation conceded Sandra Croft of Manchester; three step-sons, Robert near TO. Chance of rain 70 percent. are vague generalities.” Latemo in­ that some sul^lots w

'"'It- ■, ■ - V-. ■■ 1 4—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 29,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 29,1991—5 STATE FOOD Analysis: for middle-class, income tax is cheaper Cook hopes eggplant recipe M enus The following lunches will be Tuesday: Juice, cold meat By PETER VILES The analysis also concluded that Weicker’s $1.04 bil­ Manchester secon­ people, because it’s not,” he said. “I think this will lose The bipartisan coalition would expand the 8 percent served the week of June 3-7: sandwich with lettuce and tomato, The Associated Press lion tax increase would be considerably less burdensome them votes tomorrow.” sales tax to a wide variety of exempt items, including in- dary schools pickle chips, French fries, pudding to the state’s economy than the coalition’s $892 million Leaders of the bipartisan coalition disputed the erq>ensive clothing, gasoline and haircuts. It would also Mayfair & Westhill HARTFORD — Families making $40,000 per year or with topping. tax hike. Because state income taxes can be deducted analysis, arguing that it relies on false econrartic as­ increase business taxes and slap a tax cm mortgages of triumphs in MCC cook-off At Manchester High and the Wednesday: Orange juice, - egg less would fare better under Gov. Lowell P. V^feicker’s from federal taxes, federal tax deductitms would essen­ Gardens junior high schools the deli bar and sumptions and was politically motivated. Coalition more than $150,000. and ham and cheese on a muffin , income tax than they would under a no-income tax plan tially give the state’s econoihy a $400 million rebate By KATHLEEN T. TAYLOR salad bar are alternate choices on al­ leaders pointed out that Weicker’s G ^ce of Policy and Weicker would cut the sales tax, cut the corporatimis Monday: Tomato juice, veal cut­ potato logs, cookies. pushed by a bipartisan coalition, according to a legisla- under Weicker’s plan, the analysis said. ternate days. Management aided the OFA in compiling the rqroit. tax, and impose a 6 percent tax on family income above Manchester Herald let with gravy, mashed potatoes, Thursday: Tacos, com chips, let­ tive.analysis. The reprot by the Legislature’s Office of Fiscal Monday: Chicken pattie on roll, Hirther, they said, it fails to consider that the budget $25,000. baby whole carrots, white bread, tuce and tmniUo. frozen firuit juicie. The non-partisan analysis, released Ibesday, showed Analysis came on the eve of a vote in the House on the What’s cooking in Manchester? Eggplant. And not fruited gelatin. lettuce and tomato, vegetable soup, that the no-income tax budget would cost low- and mid­ Weicker proposed in February has now slipped out of According to the OFA analysis, Weicker’s plan calls Friday: Pepperoni pizza, tossed bipaiiisan budget, which Weicker has said he will veto. balance by an estimated $300 millitm. just any eggplant, it’s Charlotte Granville’s own Tuesday: Grape juice, roast fruit, milk. dle-income families anywhere from $185 to $320 per for $1.04 billion in new taxes, cotnpared with $892 mil­ salad, choice of dressing. Income tax advocates hailed the report as proof that ’’It’s entirely inaccurate,” said Sen. Jam u Maloney, Baked Stuffed Eggplant Not only is Granville a tuikey with gravy, sweet potates, 'Tuesday: Steakum on roll, com year more than the income tax would. At the same time, lion in tax increases in the coalition plan. Origiruilly, major changes in the state’s tax system will make the D-Danbury. ’Tliey’re attempting to compare a balaiKed mother of two and a grandmother of three, she is an peas and pearl onions, rye bread, niblets, fruit, milk. it showed that wealthier families would pay less under OFA said, Weicker’s plan would increase taxes on con­ Coventry High School system more fair to middle- and low-income families. budget — ours — to the governor’s budget, which is accomplished code who has won numerous cooking apricots. Wednesday: Taco, lettuce, the coalititm budget than they would under Weicker’s. sumers by $13 billion and cut taxes mi businesses by Monday: 'Tirkey pattie on a roll, State Rep. Richard Mulready, D-West Hartforxl, said the rx)w $300 nuUitm out of balance.” contest awards, and she is lodeing to win another. Wednesday: Apple juice, tomato, cheese, buttered rice, green Fiamilies making more than $200,000 per year, for ex­ $549 million. lettuce and tomato, choice of analysis is ’’devastating” to the coalition budget, and Maloney and other supporters of the no-income tax Today Granville, a resident of 51 Deer Run Trail, American chop suey, green beans, beans, fruit, milk. ample, would pay nearly $5,000 less in state taxes under vegetable, assorted fruit. may cause it to stall in the House Wednesday. plan have repeatedly described their budget as less By contrast, the coalition budget would increase taxes will try to cook her way into the number one spot at tossed salad, Italian dressing, wheat 'Thursday: Hista with meat sauce, the coalition budget than they would under the Weicker garlic bread, tossed salad, fruit, 'Tiesday: Tomato soup, grilled ’They can no longer defend their plan by saying it’s onerous on the ntiddle-class, a claim called into question on consumers by $617 millicm and on businesses by Manchester Community College, the site of the “Din­ bread, rice pudding. cheese sandwich, fresh vegetable budget, the analysis said. Thursday: (Cranberry juice, milk. better for working people, it’s better for low-incmne by lliesday’s OFA analysis. $239 rhillion. ner f, stuffed Manchester elemen­ Election reform Drug use a gourmet dinner for two served at the winner’s home Friday: School baked pizza, shells with tomato sauce, green and donated by Classic Fare Caterers of Connecticut The tary schools tossed g ^ e n salad, assorted fruit event open to people over the age of 60, will help waxed beans, Italian bread, fresh Monday: Chicken pattie on roll, Other Coventry at work conclude Older Americans Mtmth. fruit cup. lettuce and tomato, vegetable soup, heads to Senate Out of thirty entries, Granville j s one of five Meals on Wheels fruit, milk. schools finalists select^ to compete in today’s cook-off The hot noon meal is listed first 'Tuesday: Steakum on roll and where the contestant’s d i s ^ will be judged on the Monday: Coventry Grammar: By JUDD EVER H AR T Republican and Democratic chair­ and the cool evening meal, second: com niblets or chefs salad, fruit, chilled fruit juice, pancakes, The Associated Press men. targeted basis of originality, ease of preparation, l^ g e t con­ Monday: CSiicken quarter with milk. sciousness and, of course, taste. The four judges are Charlotte Granville scrambled eggs and potato. Nathan Currently, the candidate getting gravy, plain rice, carrots; Chicken Wednesday: Taco, lettuce, Hale: (Chilled fruit juice, scrambled the most votes in delegate elections Ruth Henderson, author of Skitch and Ruth Hender­ taste.” tennato, cheese, buttered rice, green HARTFORD — A bill opening HARTFORD (AP) — In an effort sandwich, fruit, milk. eggs and potato, blueberry muffin. son’s Seasons in The Country; Good R>od For Family Granville said it was difficult to adjust to cooking beans, fruit, milk. Connecticut’s political process a lit­ gets all of the delegates, even if the to curb a problem that cost Ccnmec- 'Diesday: Lasagna, zucchini: Egg Robertson: Chilled fruit juice, and Frioids; Tim Cornish, chef at Village Gate fpr a smaller household after her husband died in the 'Thursday: Rista with meat sauce, tle more by making it easier for a rurmer-up comes up with 49 percent ticut businesses $1.4 billion last salad sandwich, ft^t, milk. scrambled eggs, hash browns, of the vote. Retirement (Community in Farmington; Kathy Cobb, late 1970s and her children moved out. She said at garlic bread, tossed salad, fmit, candidate to qualify for a primary year, business and drag^»eventi(» Wednesday: Boneless pork loin, blueberry muffin. nutritionist for the state of Connecticut; aiid Mary times she found herself eating pre-packaged meals milk. election is h ^ e d for likely ^ - The delegates then go to the leaders announced the formatim of gravy, w hipp^ potato, wax beans; 'Tuesday: Tirkey pattie on a roll, Engvall, director of catering for CHassic Fare Caterers. which were not only expensive, but didn’t taste too Friday: 'Tirkey or tuna on roll, proval in the state Senate after easily nominating convention, where a a jTOgram to reduce substance and Dirkey sandwich, fruit, milk. lettuce and tomato, fresh veeetable clearing the House. candidate would still need the sup­ According to Ctmnecticut Community C^are Inc., good either. French fries, fruit, milk. alcohol abuse in the woikplace. 'Thursday: Pot roast with gravy, sticks, sliced peaches. port of 20 percent of all of the con­ “many people, as they grow older and their children But she eventually decided to start cooking again Approved 127-20 (m Ttiesday, the Named “The WorlqtlaM Partner­ baked potato, cauliflower; Ghicken Bolton Elementary- Wednesday: Assorted meats and vention delegates to qualify for a move out, they fmd it difficult to adapt their recipes to and it adds enjoyment to her life. “I don’t just throw bill abolishes the winner-take-all ship Collaborative,” the program, salad sandwit^, fruit, milk. cheeses, fruits and vegetables, system when delegates are elected to primary, under the bill approved serve less people. We want to show through this con­ things together and eat,” she says. “1 like to spend announced Diesday, involves the Friday: Baked white fish with Center school-baked rolls, assorted gar­ lliesday. test that there are plenty of dishes that can be adapted nominating conventions, and instead Connecticut Business m d Industry Newburg sauce, boiled potato, Monday: Spaghetti with meat nishes. awards them based on the propor­ Rep. William A. Kiner, D-En- to serve two-to-four people without compromising the Please see COOK, page 8. Association, the state’s “Drug’s spinach: 'Dma salad sandwict^ fruit, sauce, mixed vegetables, garlic Thursday: Cook’s choice. tion of the vote total each candidate field, co-chairman of the Govern­ Don’t Work” partnership, and the milk. bread, fresh fm it Friday: School-baked pizza. wins. ment Administration and Elections Greater Hartford, New Haven and State Rep. Miles S. R a p t^ it, D- Committee said the bill “makes a Middlesex chambers of commerce. West Hartford, a longtime fighter for good system even better” and Organizers say Connecticut is sFresh Lamb. electiem reform, called the bill ”a “opens up the process even more.” now the first state to combine its Garlic is mild compared to odiferous ramp bulbs The Assodilsd PrsM major step forward,” evoi though it Among the 20 opponents of the substance abuse prevention or- Add Variety To Your PARTY CHAIRMEN CHAT — State Democratic Party Chairman John Droney, ieft, and State RICMWOOD, W.Va. (AP) — For nationwide distribution. Dix ships states.” salads. is far shmt of what he origiiudly bill was Rep. Craig P. Taylor, R- ganizatitm with businesses to reduce tendency to impart their strong scent Mealtime.... wanted: direct primaries where can­ Bristol, who said the winner-take-all GOP Party Chairman Richard Foley Jr., R-Oxford, chat in the Hall of the House at the state some, the most welcome scent of 300 pounds a week during the “The last couple of years they’ve Fellows has cooked with ramps to anyone who eats them. *rhe substance abuse in the workplace. spring. didates could petition their way on system makes sense. Capitol in Hartford Tuesday during a legislative session. Both men support the proposed state springtime is the sweet smell of daf­ been well-received by first-class res­ for four years, including Michigan (xiion-garlic taste may linger m the Try Delicious Leon the primary ballot fo r a party’s “Statistics show that 70 percent of fodils or the wafting fragrance of The 30-member Michigan taurants and clubs,” Steele said. ramps harvested at least a month budget which is scheduled for debate in the House today. breath for days. Naturally Fed nomination. “You take your best shoL you win the state’s dmg users are woricing in cherry blossoms. Marketing Association of Lansing “Where we sell them, they are gour­ later than West Virginia ramps. “If you eat too many of them, Cedar Farms Lamb. ”11 ensures that a well-organized or lose and you accept those companies,” said John R. Rathgeber, Aiid then there are ramp lovers. specializes in wild foods and met fare. People think they’re really But, he warned. “\bu can overdo that’s what you’re going to smell candidate ... will be allowed to go r ^ t s , ” said Taylm-. “It’s an incen­ executive vice-president of the “You really have to like them to specialty produce, coordinating hot stuff. it with the ramps,” because they can like,” 'Tittle said. “Ramps are the Great For Summer to a primary,” Rapoport said. tive to work harder next time.” CBIA. “Companies are dishing out eat anything that smells so bad,” sUpments to exclusive restaurants “We talk to chefs about them. overwhelm the flavor of other foods. Cadillac of seasonings. 'They’ire a Barbecues! “While it’s not everything ... we Election law reformers stepped up Regional home sales up an exorbitant amount of money be­ said Gladys Hammons, a resident of and produce wholesale companies. What sells the product is the flavor. (Tharleston chef George 'Tittle high burner.” would want, it retains the strength of their battle after the 1986 elections, cause of on-the-job accidents, ab­ this mountain town of 2,8(X). General Manager Christopher 'They are so impressed with the sticks closer to traditional ramp Festival goer A D. Carpenter, 64, Join Our Grov/ing List straints and weak economic condi­ lower than the same period a year 'The bulbs have a pungent aroma; Steele said clients indude the Four flavor, you don’t have to convince cuisine — ramp omelets, fried the cmivention system and I think it when Democrat Toby Moffett, a By JOHN DIAMOND senteeism and workman’s compen­ of Dunbar, said eating ranqis on Of Satisfied Customers! tions. It will take some time for the earlier. sation.” their taste is stronger than onions, Seasons in New York and the Na­ them that it’s wonderful,” he said. potatoes with ramps, and chicken is a very solid and good com­ former congressman, failed to The Associated Press Saturdays presents problems on promise.” qualify for a primary a g ^ s t then- region to get back on its feet” Thomas Mulheam, executive vice and they linger on the breath longer tional Press Oub in Washington, Chef Tim Fellows of Gutheries in and ramp casseroles. Sundays. 871-0270 The bill was backed by the state Gov. William A. O’Neill. The numbers for existing homes president of the Rhode Island As­ Pvticipating businesses will than garlic. But ramp lovers are un­ D.C. Grand Rapids, Mich., uses ramps in Amid this rampant consumerism, “The preacher says, ‘Go to the Ron Luginbuhl''^JP*rJ|^'^ WASHINGTON — The Nor­ reflect positive signs detuned by sociation of Realtors, called it “the receive a host of benefits, including deterred — from mid-March He said ramps are “a relatively sauces, dressings, as a garnish with there is one point iqmn which all theast’s real estate market is far balcony if you’ve eaten ramps,’ ” he 403 Somers Rd., (Rte. 83) real estate watchers in Mas­ worst quarter for sales in the last 20 access to a toll-free telephone line to through May, they ransack the new product outside the mountain vichyssoise, and chopped fresh in agree — ramps have a disconceitinK said. from recovered despite a national sachusetts, Rhode Island and Con­ years.” get advice from trained experts, tm- mountains for the delicacy. Ellington, (ST report listing sharp rises in home necticut. But Mulheam said that now that site consultation to establish new Ramps — or ramsons, as they are Unnamed donor sales, an economist says. the worst of the banking crisis dmg programs and policies, free sometimes known — are akin to The report by the National As­ In Massachusetts, results for the peare to be over, home buyers arc lists of dmg counselors and testers, scallitms and wild leeks. 'They grow sociation of Realtors showed that first quarter of 1991 showed a con­ realizing that prices and interest fcHums with other businesses to wild on Appalachian mountains sales of existing hmnes in New tinued decline in sales. But pending I------j 1^. rates are low, making it an excellent share solutions to their dmg and al- aided by high altitudes, cool - rescues school England, New York, Pennsylvania MANCHESTER PACKING CO. sales were tq> 37 percent statewide time to buy. ct^ol problems, and seminars to temperatures and generous rainfall; DANBURY (AP) — An ni, who pulled together to try to save and New Jersey jum p^ by 12.2 per­ over the first quarter of 1990. 349 Welhf-tell SIreol t anonymous $1.8 donation has been No statewide figures for Connec­ help company nurses recognize the they are also found frcrni southern M.incheslet CT NcxIloMCC. ..B - the 65-year-old private school. cent in April over the previous “We are anticipating that actual ticut home sales were available. But signs of dmg abuse. (Quebec and New England to Iowa made to Wooster School, wiping out One result was that officials at month. That March-to-April in­ sales will show iqi in the second a debt that had threatened to shut the Greater Hartfmd Association of Rathgeber said surveys have and Minnesota. 646-5000 ' ' Union Trust Bank, who had crease in the Northeast was larger quarter,” said John Dulczewsld. Realtors, a group covering the state shown that dmgs and alcohol in the Ramps have grown wild for cen- down the private school. previously refused to extend credit than the three other regions tracked spedeesman for the Massachusetts I May 27-JUNE 1. 1991 I ’This means we can turn from Ciq>ital and 15 surrounding towns, workplace triples the injury rate and tuHes said, acewding to folklore, are for the school, changed their minds. by the association; the Midwest, Association of Realtors. reported that deposits on homes for amount of sick days taken and in- the first greens to appear in spring. ^ gloom to hope, from death to life,” But the school still had problems South, and West Rhode Island’s realtors’ board USDA Choice _ the Rev. Michael C. Cobum, presi­ April were 57 percent over the aeases worker compensation costs Indians a ^ early settlers looked for-' last winter. It had to pay off almost When compared to the same conducted a study of pending sales same month in 19%. fivefold. ward to the first leafy ramp shoots Butt - r v : A 29 dent of the board of trustees, told $2 million in debt and needed month in 1990, the April 1991 sales between mid-March and mid-May students 'Iliesday. after a long winter of hard tack and Ten(jerloins “ ' money for a planned expansion into in the Northeast were 3.7 percent and found a 16 percent increase over cmnbread. higher. “The last time (Headmaster) Peter kindergarten through second grade the same period last year. The home These days, ramps are favored by O’Neill and I stood together in the next fall. Tmstees considered selling “Signs of a rally are beginning to sales slowdown in Rhode Island, MARC Bakery Jenny*s Bakery both down-home cooks and gourmet Whole Boneless c lu ^ l, we had to tell you of the some of the school’s 150 acres or emerge in the Northeast,” NAR while driven by the same eomomic chefs. 'They are devoured by the chief economist John A. Tliccillo Coffee Shop Rib Eyes ,Q 7 9 ixospect that Wooster might have to some of its buildings to erase the fences affecting all of New England, Coffee Shop bushel at spring ramp dinners in said 'Riesday. But Ibccillo stopped 846 M ain Street, M anchester Restaurant, Lounge & Banquet Facilities close its doors this spring,” Rev. debt. was exacerbated by the crisis that 43S Hartfdnl Tjpke, Shops at 30, Vanon Richwood and dozens of other (Delmonicos) ^ “The school is now entirely free short of predicting a full-st^e 275 Boston Tlpke. (Rl 6) Bolton • 645-7996 Cobum said, describing a bleak led to the closure of dozens of banks 649-5380 towns aaoss central Appalachia. Mon. & Wed. 4:30-9, ntun., Fri. & S»L 4:30-10, Sun. 11-8, closed Tuei. of debt. The donor wishes to remain recovery, 871-0099 meeting with students in early and credit unions in January. Ramps are “the diriiest littiest '^ ^ S tr a c C a * entirely anonymous.” Rev. Cobum “Things are definitely looking il^ January. As in Massachusetts, the trend in stinkers in the whole world when New Sunday Hours: 3pm-8pm USDA Choice F \ Q Q said. “The gift is a vote of c6165 II Weaver Chicken bipartisan no-income tax budget the Institute for Social Inquiry at the ramp tim ers — “big events where 331 Center St. Phone; 5 Alarmers 8 5 9 plan that is expected to pass the state University of Connecticut attempted Half & Half Manolieeter all the politicians turn out and 645-0303 Kar House of Representatives today and to re-interview as many people as smaller ones. 'The small tmes at the an income tax-based plan put for­ possible, and eventually reached *J8 9 VFWs (Veterans of Foreign Wars) ward by Gov. Lowell P. Weicker Jr., Gold Rush Pre-Fry 237. ■A 969 Main St. 2nd Floor 649^181 ^ Reg. If.3 5 a poll tiiows. Bread really Imow how to cook ramps. The margin of error for the 500- Ramp eating itself is the main 0 6 9 According to a published poll, French Fries perstm sample is plus or minus 5 i NEW HOURS: Thurs.-Sat. 10:00-5:00 ^ event." Casually classic Italian. 237 people question^ from Satur­ AN ELEGANT CHINESE percentage points. An entirely ran­ Ramps are revered in West Vir­ C'o.' D.in day through Monday, 42 percent ^ RESTAURANT VAT dom sample of 237 would have a ginia as delicacies and heralded as a “Check out Lombardi's said they favored Weicker’s plan, SZECHUAN ~ HUNAN -- MANDARIN CUISINK ’ Rovioli Kitchen margin of error of plus or minus 7 “spring tonic,” according to Glen while 39 percent voted for the alter­ percentage points. •D ailyL u n o li A Dinner e (Sen. Tw Oilmen Facemire Jr. of Summersville. a SUMMERTIME SPECIALS!” . Tu T m 1. A •SeafoodFlowerBetket Cheese H ^ 8 9 native, which is built around an ex­ Fence said he was confident the mailman and self-proclaimed expert ^g^^'«DineInorTakeOut .PeklngDudk pansion of the 8 percent sales tax. MICROWAVES FIXED FAST! Ravioli I I smaller sample was representative, H e rm its *1* ^ who published a pamphlet on the •C atering Fo r AD OooaHkuMi • Seafood StnUngPletter “Any legislator hoping for a clear In and out in 45 minutes with our because the 237 generally mirrored subject. mandate from the public as to which P T ” “ COUPON— - ^ the 500 both in terms of personal jFrcc D iagnosis Rkcemire and other “ramplorists” Sliced Fresh From Our Deli of the available alternatives is politi­ characteristics and attitudes toward Ffiet Break lunch menu. With This Coupon* Reg. $25.00m No tMmum ChargeX ■ CUT ALONG DOTTED UNE ■ ■ ■ > claim ramps are aphrodisiacs and Glenn Rock cally safer will fmd little comfort in taxes. often induce strange dreams. “1 feel »5.000FFI the findings,” said G. Donald Fence MARC BAKERY DOLLAR better after I’ve had my mess of Light and fresh Virginia n a a Jr., the poll director. “The public is When the 500 people were polled / Jtost repairs in just 48 houts ✓ FREE Loaners DINNER from May 15 to May 22, they were / Sen/ice fcx a l brands / Inhome service avaSabie ramps. I never met a ramp I didn’t clearly ^vided on the available op­ LOCATED AT: DINE IN OR TAKE OUT Baked H a m ^ asked to choose between the Weick- / Recondhioned MW for sale / Senia c i2Bn (feoounis* like,” Facemire said. SEdads, sandwiches, pasta and more!! ($20.00 Dinner or more) tions, with many not lildng m O m Mountain ramp lovers enjoy the P IA ZA A T very much.” Jre jptan aiul a» airenative described $3.00 OFF ($15-$20 Dinner) Uubshire . QQ vegetable sauteed in bacon grease EARLY BIRO SPEQALS ~ BURR CORNERS (Questioning of 500 randomly tU fy Is gaoend tentas. Fifty-sevea Mdov an d W *dn«sday...S«at*d bafora 6:00PM an d re GOLDEN DRAGON percent picked the alternative and 32 with a little salt. But elsewhere, TolondTunxitke Provolone | selected residenu completed just 1S% off of Iho chocki Aik your sorvor tor datolli. Manchester percent picked Weicker’s plan. ramps have entered haute cuisine. RESTAURANT three days earlier had shown much 185 ADAMS STREET \ A small but steady demand for 645-0300 or Plasa at Burr Comers Cheese * LUNCH: more support for the alternative The questicHi was later rewritten MANCHESTER, CT { 1.00 OFF ramps outside the Southeast has B A R H O U R S: 6 4 S 0 3 5 7 Tblland IVimpike, Manchester Tuc.-.clay Fndny 11: iOAf.l-,: :!0I’M plan, but that was before much was to include the details of the alterna­ )UP0N MUST BE PRESENTED AT TIME OF PURCHASEi a e a ^ a market niche for Keith 5-11PM Tuesday-Thursday Hours: 645-0300 or 646-03S7 BOGNER S WHOLESALE tive tax plan. It was that question on . , (next to Adams Mill Restaurant) i i| DINNEIt: Mon-ThurllAM-lOPM known about iL Dix, a supplier in M or^tow n, who 5PM-12AM Friday & Saturday • BUTCHER SHOP The latest survey found that the which the 237 people split 42 per­ Tupsd.iy Tnjtsdny S Sunday 5-9PM Fri&Sat IIAM-IIPM CoapoaaeanngtlwooabiiMd. 1^ ^mj^owave clinic 645-9915 ill makes weekly air shipments to a Fnday & Saturday ‘j-lOPM 5-11PM Sunday Sunday I2NOON-10PM AEL MEATS CUT TO ORDER more residents learned about the cent to 39 percent. 5DOD TILL 6/12/9^a!m !l^l^!8eaoi^:gu Michigan-based cooperative for ii»— -COUPON

I 6— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wcdncsday.'May 29,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 29,1991—7 OPINION FOCUS Show caution Nation Dear Abby Dr. Gott To The Editor: PEOPLE This is regarding the reconstruction o f Tolland Abigail Van Buren Turnpike taking place now. I live at 853 Tolland ■ Kevin Costner, who starred in the baseball Peter Gott, M .D . Turnpike next to a pond. I do not feel that the State and facing movies “Reid o f Dreams” and “ Bull Durham,” town are taking enough precautions to protect the pond. speaks iq> for the national pastime in a 60-second On Saturday, May 11, 1991, due to heavy rains and spot promoting ESPN’ s coverage o f the .College because o f the w(wk being done on the road, the pond Old frau frowns Wprld Series. Lasers: wave overflowed onto the, street. The Town came to unplug the crisis Cosmer completed the spot Thesday, during a outlet o f the pond. They just dug iq> the bottom until the break in the filming o f director Oliver Stone’ s movie water began to flow, and (hd it flow! The basements upon small fry about the assassinatita o f President John F. Ken­ across the street were flooded as well as the yards. By JACK ANDERSON nedy. of the future DEAR ABBY: My grandson (I’ll call him Stuart) is a When I arrived home in the afternoon the pond’ s water and DALE VAN ATTA______“ At some time in our life, we all wish we could Originators o f science-fiction comic strips in the 1940s 19-year-old college student A few weeks ago, I noticed level had droiqied and fish were moving to the center o f return to a time w l^ life was simpler, when all we could not have predicted that lasers, popularized as w tw was left to stay alive. My husband and a few o f the WASHINGTON — Yugoslavia is that a stage play was coming to town. Because Stuart had wore was the wtmderful mantle o f childlike in­ Death Rays in tte “ Buck >Rogers” strip, would have played the lead in that play in high school, I wrote to neighbors tried to stop the drainage because in their haste spinning out o f control over its horren- nocence; when springtime and life itself seemed eter­ achieved such universal acceptance in the 1990s. Today’s him, offering to treat him and a friend to two tickets. I to unplug the pond they had pulled up the drain. We (tous political and ethme problems and nal,” Costner says in the spot recorded in New Or­ lasers are used to benefit mankind, not as weapmis o f managed to get it under control — people were called may be on the verge o f a civil war. But asked him to let me Imow which perfornuince he wanted leans. mass destruction. and they said they could do no more until Monday. foreign businesspeople — and some sage to see so that I could purchase the tickets and mail them ■Die promotion will first air Friday, when ESPN The word “ laser” is an acronym for Light Amplifica- Yugoslavs — see the political and ethnic to'him. When I talked with the Town today they said they had begins its College World Series coverage. tiem b](Stimulated Emissimi o f Radiation. The concept strife as subordinate to Yugoslavia’s real to act quickly because o f the water in the road. There has Two weeks went by. I didn’t hear mie word from Cosmer recently won the best director Oscar for was fin^tlefined by Albert Einstein in 1917, but func­ crisis, its economy.' been more water on Adams Street and Rt. 83 when the Stuart, then his other grandmother told me that Stuart “Dances With Wolves,” in which he also starred. The tional lasers were not built until 1960. Hockanum River overflows and no one rushes in with a As ^lastly as the condition is among was “ pleased” with my offer, but he was “ too busy” to film won seven Academy Awards, including best pic­ A laser is ftmdamentally a tube containing a substance back hoe to quickly unplug the problem. They also said that country’s six republics, Yugoslavia accept ture. — such as carbon dioxide, precious stones or crystallized could still bumble along if there were that after this happened they udked to them about the I told my sm (Stuart’s father) that I was hurt and dis­ ■ Entertainer Wayne Newton has checked into a metals — that can be energized by electric power. In an some hope o f economic stability, seme pleased thM his 8(m didn’t do me the courtesy o f giving pond. My point is that this issue should have beeil dis­ Las Vegas hospital with walking pneumcmia, his Th* AMoetetod Ptms electrical field, the molecules o f the substance beemne cussed beforehand so they were made aware o f the im­ light at tile end o f a long, dark tunnel. me that message persoiully, whereiqxm my son im­ spokeswoman reported. agitated, and vibrate between mirrms at both ends o f the This is the ctmclusion that emerges after HE’S BACK — Dr. Jonas Salk, who portance o f this pond. ^ mediately came to his son’s defense, pointing out what a NewUm, 49, checked in Monday, a day after Utiie. This produces an extremely bright light that is a recent trip there by our reporter created the first approved polio vaedne in I just feel the Inland Wetlands Commission should be .T\P CSfcpm WCRWC. fine lad he was — no drinking, no smoking, no drugs. I finishing a four-week run o f nine shows a week at thp released in a beam through the end o f the tube. Once this Michael Viner. overseeing this project with more care to make sure this added, “ And rx> maimers.” Las Vegas Hilton. He had been on tour for three the 19508, says he hopes to have a vac­ beam is absorbed rmto a surface, the li^ t is cmiverted is not repeated and try to correct the damage that was To GET W TU£ ^WT^ HOUC.E... If Roekyand Cowing Jake and tee Feteten 4B N w n "BtdMtet" A N e a m g A reieit H al Actor Lou E ntertain- N e e ra (R )g Ord proptments attacked every one of XW------an little difference if the division finds itself situation for Sacramento and for the tax­ With no cash in his pockets, the Croat (In Stereo) g EdWon a w n l BuBennkte Hewelo "The Tender Trip” bahitKltea-icanst took at UvnOnQninnjuuB IDBJHkewt MB b S 8 in e HBCMI these assumptions in minute detail. NKTWOIIKXM a n n i waiting next to the runway at Lewis or payer. But it seems a hit more ambitious said, “Zagreb’s (the Croatian c ^ ta l) Swindtar - TenigM Animated. (In Say Derek’s weaWiy unde dtoe organlied crtoie in ("Ambllton"ir(in Stereo) g M ite We TenigM While local officials described the W F S B O claims to be Actress Sally Stereo) g Ooodbye alter marrying a much Amtrictn sodtiy. fln iin/le% Actress SaBy . Blind Photogra­ deal to bring h it activist Bottoms. A former muiical stage star is tp r M To The Editor: But- Courier said o f all the presenta­ w Thanksgiv- tours fall Otistemon , pher dwrms friend out of 20 ysari of presentation by the 7th’ s former com­ W T N H O dsM rttd by h ir husband snd dsvaiops a After iisteiung to the Ord presentatioit tions: "These people have clearly done can’t turn around without violating some mg.(B)g apart (B)g visits. (R )g Hannah, g hklnQ. (In Stereo) g rttettonahip tete one of her students. As a slightly annoyed Bolton' resident, I would like to mander, retired Lt. Gen. James Moore, TONIGHT commission member Bo Callaway, their homework. We and our staff ar6 neighboring country’s airspace — apd INDIMNDCNT C e tb y M m ’ s tee Who’s tee C essidy Quiney |K siak N a e ra g know just why we need to have a refer^ u m about the its former operations officer, retired Col. NTakneaTMef Hun lo r Year LNe ' Comedy J m Paid Paid 1991-^ budgn. In drawing it iq>, the Board o f Finance former secretary o f the Army s a ii “ I now going to go back to the'services and it’s useless. We could be using that W W O R O M w w o ■ e e s T g ■ oasiT g W heel TenigM F M d k i iPlOOWM PvOflNMI Red Meuref, and his deputy, retired Lt. AO----- initially asked the Board o f Selectmen, and the Board of think these folks are making a very com­ make them rebut what we have been money here!” 21 j M p M rM t "Sscond Q rewing Hogan Meete: 'rthe Last hmeoent t o ” (1967, Drams) Ed RBWB - C h e o n g O d d C ii^ N aen(R ) Movie: The RepHa” I Col. Thomas Hendricks. pelling argument” Yugoslavia’ s Prime Minister, Ante ASK DICK KLEINER (SMtos'llnSttreolo 1 f m m i Harris, Roxanne Hart ro5s"” g " * 11966) Noel Wlknan. 1 Education to construct budgets with no more than a 5 given. Then we will examine both sides, |M ||^ m gn ^ They argued in great detail that the C tu k /t Q rovrtefl M*A*S*H Meete: ‘U y Dwee'e Eerie UgM” (1990, Suspense) M »A *t‘ H (O ff Ah) percent increase. They did that Those budgets were then Former high-ranking officers {xoduced and we w ill reach an independent Markovic, said two years ago that if Pentagon had misapplied its own base­ INMTCNMNT M w c s r i M m c S ro l Sheer Theo the doctors Powws Soothe, Rabecce'beMorngy. Americin and "M a i Car" Louise's cut No new i^bgrams are being added this year, and vir­ similar arguments for keeping open decision on each o f these bases. Lt a Yugoslavia could reform economically, tM d d h td o M a a h n trouble dslanda Soviet leaders race to avoid a nuctear confrontation LouIm look, Ittlo u s y closing criteria in deding with Ord. They tually all capital improvements have been eliminated. California’ s Castle Air Force Base and number o f these cases, it clearly isn’t then the terrible alienation among W T X X O the litlirtiug. double with wrounded alter an unIdentHled miaslle explodes over Russia. I R a n s b ic k - g ' u p ta lt showed the base was a perfect size for a DICK Q standard. ' te id k )rd .g gay man. to d a s a rt S a n e .g The final budget contains only a 2.5 percent overall in­ Long Beach Naval Station, and going to be easy.” republics would dimirush. But, sig­ N m • fW VYVWV W heel o f tiM p B fd y l e^m^^w^ev^^tee neepwe^tee^egs \r NBA BeshetteS: Eastern Oxifsrence Final. Game 5 If niceciary. N e m nificantly, when he organized a party to KLEINER W o W Bhenr (In Stereo) iLateMgMWIteDavid I (O R Ab) 1 crease, which is minuscule. It does not even keep iq> with Q W e g ^ ______dnSteraolt} f l J w ) g ______^______ieW em in (R) (hi Stereo) inflation. institute economic reforms, it was r a s u c WM B w h y i HtuNeS/Lahrar Skating. Spectaeelar (In Kenmdy’i helend Mayan TkaHene teeing Central lO E A h ) 1 This referendum is being held simply for the sake o f ‘ trounced by ruitional factiems. W E D H n Ite w r ic t o R iS O ft RBv^BROVe LJ Stereo)- having a referendum, and I. for one, am tired o f it We W ate Mdar "Forget Me A-Teae A pbererful M ovie;'m w NafufaT’ (1984, Drama) Robert Radford, f W V W I.LoeoLaiey D ickV en Aff Nile Movie “ San Antone Ambush" (1949) Monte Nol’’^ president of a Oikiese group mins a Robert Duvall. A young man Itaves the family farm to T heloudons Mo m D ik e S a ly have been offered a fair and iq^qpriate budget not one S&L crisis funds dry up Honest Graft Q. Can you please tell me triio IN D tM N M N T H a S r HWe. the rubber-faced drunk was who tm al Utk) American rtateurataur’s business pursue h it dream of becoming a prolaaslonM basabal g sta n o B sr u n v e te t about which we need to argue. I hope that everyone in Barkers o f campaign financing reform W T W 8 O rspubllp is nwlred lor wtien he refusas to pay player- n r lh s in n . song end town goes out on Frirky, May 31, and votes yes. DALLAS — When President Bush or are giving their legislative agenda in Dlared on the “Duffy’s Tavern” murder. - protection monay. a_____ dance. A d ^ Wortham: “ I just don’t thinir Wouldn’t it be nice if we could pass this one the first senior members o f his administration are Congress a better than 50-50 chance for TV series years ago? I tUnk he N M N a w s C uneel Hard Copy NBA BaeheteiB: Eastern Contarenoe Fktil. Game S H neoeesary. News TCM0MIMW rflCnlfO LnteMgMBIIteDto la te r WHh PaiaonaB- there is as much emphasis given to less NITW0IIK4IBC g M M g Murder confessians; (L iv e )g Bwwnln; tsomid Lsttem nn (R) (in Stereo) Bob Itiae time around? asked what they’re doing to prosecute the first time in more than IS years. The wore a beat-up kxdcing h at — mbslM BifplinB; psychic populated areas.” Indeed, similar situa­ Waxdsck&BMCNtors. (In Stereo) Jack M iller the criminals who precipitated the cur­ bills would wipe out most abuses o f L.V., Humble, Texas W VIT . ffi) irtiSL (R) (inSterao) g (InStsreo) ROBERT tions have been reported in W yoming, 29 Steeles Crossing rent crisis in the savings and loan in­ political action committees that in recent A. There never was a “ Duffy’s WALTERS Colorado (where Bush’s son, NeU, is en­ I M f y l l e t ALP "It's My C h a a ra g l! * A * r H Meete)‘Ifandalla: Sactete of ■ MaAa Irid e ” (1991, t o t n ’a Hogwya M * A * rH t o d t e r t g * 9l> USMilMfB Meeiat "CMneteew Comaction” (1990, Adventure) I Bolton dustry, they invariably cite the work o f years have sometimes seemed to turn Tivem " T V series — that was a Ine^ Z---- tangled in an S&L scandal) and otiur (Part 2 of 2) Party" g iDrama) (Part 1 of 2) Eric Roberts, Carol-Alt 1lIM fw M (P a rt1 o f2 ) “ Legionnaires" Bruce Lv. Lee Majors II. 1 meinbers o f Congress and senators into radio show. You are probably the IM las Bank Fraud Ihsk Force. Hv WI A IC N e w t C utrenI Who’s tea Wondsr Oieering Door)# A nyteing Eddte Dodd "Watooma Nows W g h lfln e g M*A*B*H WOMM (O ffA h ) 1 predominantly rural states throughout the remembering the Joe the Bartender - . That elite uniL under the direction of country. oqitives o f special interests. Nowhere S ______A M r g Bo o s t'g Vean(R)g |Pains(R)g IIIOWBBf 1IbulLeveg 1Home" (In Stone) g tiM U.S. Attmney Marvin Collins, has in­ was this highlighted more Vividly — and segment o f Jackie Gleason’ s show. 1 P U M JC __ MadteS/Uhrer Rm Ia b m D e g ra sti TaSdng WHk DavM Frost Moyers - The Home ■ O yW l •• TOW ■fVNC .. N e e re g F in o n th e Rkn (In (O ff Ah) I w O B Y a n a e ort (In Stereo) g Ite e n tg 1Jounwy tsite In n Keen S te n o )g deed done outstanding work. Attorney in rttore tawdry detail — than the Keat­ Frank Fontaine, the man with the N ew a h o u ra ______Major financial fraud cases are those M a m w n General Richard Thornburgh refers to it ing H ve scandal. In that case, five U.S. beat-up looking hat, played (Trazy 1 r o x PtrfBCt L0¥t Star TM c lha Next Meete: ‘to a M n e n l Record” (1988, Drama) Alan M g M C e w l Iwre Henirtpl* O iM S cp tt povides l e ^ aid to the poor aixi the in which losses exceed $100,0Q0. The I W T I C O B m M B fB U wOMMCnOR OanewUen "The (te ild " g Bovea. Keanu Reeves. CbSMOle Manchester Herald as “ the model for our expanded effmts” senators went to bat with federal GuKX^eim. juvenile justice program. FBI is investigating more than 3,(KX) of CABLE CHANNELS and predicts that its successes will “ be regulators for former pavings and loan Q. I have taped five of “The Last year, the Justice Department them — but another 2,400 haven’t been Awangan "Epic" g^ Worid of. 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Dranta) Cary ( Jrai*. flwdoft "Dowdy for Iho AoUm " (1939, Movie: Ttard, Fast and DewdHid” The statistics conqriled by the Dallas but rejected an additimal $25 millim sp- five received some $1.3 million in con­ there only five made, or were AMC HQViVa Hepburn Comedy) LucRe Ban, Patric Knowlas. (1951) A domtoearing mother thrusts her Laraha Day. A prcmaatonal gamblsr Mas Ito n iia a Cofoody) tuette 6 a , Pitric Knowtot. (1951) A domtoearing mother throsts her touched are another 21,000 cases in ‘t o k l t r ’ dauohtar into the world of D10 tennis. bankrol bv ooaratlna oamtoo teblaa at a.ditefHybaiiir. .. unit are impressive. The number of p rov^ by Congress on the grounds that tributions over the years from Keating there six?— I.S.G., Kutztown, Pa. dauohter into r e worid o i oro tennis. w h i^ the losses are less than $100,000. Movie: Taan on Me” |1969, Drama) Morgan Movie: ■nfielnm , Taxaa” (1990) Robert Meuie: T w ig o A CasY’ (1989. Drama) Sytvester USPS 327-600 VOL CX. No. 204 people indict^ now is approaching 100 and his interests. The hearings erqiosed A. Six. In order: * ^ e Thin Man;” Mevtei T M IIP II A ffa W (1990, Drama) Wcherd Gere. Movie: 101 RaRwe* (1990, Drama) Bo there wasn’t any need for so miich Like Bush, Thornburgh speaks boldly Freeman, Robert Guillaume. Discipline it the weapon of GInty. A sddler-tumed-priest journeys Stilone, Kurt Russel. 1 ^ rival poicimen become Andy OarolB. A p o lo i department tovastigitar clashes Svenson, Fred WMamson. A streetwise — aixl convictions have been secured in mtxiey. the thin pay line between a bribe aitd a “ After the Thin Man;” “ Another choice for a man determinad to ctsan up a viotont Into Texas' Asian undsnvorid to (roe his buddtes white IxmAng for r e drug kingpin who (reined wIM a ooiiupt soeal cop who inintoutetes other RONALD O. NICODEMUS, Publltiwr about a “ relentless” offensive against the C intem ax cop seeks revenge against his psrtnsr's contributioi, creating a zone o f “ honest Tbin Man;” “ Shadow of the Thin drii^leeted high tebod. (In Storto) "^1 3 " (Adult lOrmer girlfriend from tea dutches of a them. (In Stereo) 'R'(AduH tongupge, aduR a H u it o . o H e w e fo rN o o w n personal gain. (In Stereo) 'R ' (AduR k ie r. 'NR' (AduR langusge, aduR thm-fourths o f those cases. Moreover, But a survey o f the 93 federal language, violtnotjg sadistic dnjg dealer. 'R' brief nudity, vtotonoajg Managing Editor______Peter Downs “ m jo r rip-off artists who squandered languaas, aduR aRuAffons, vtoWKS) g situations, nudRy, vtom ce) prism terms have been inqrosed on prosecittors throughout the country graft” that pervades national politics. 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York,N.Y. 10166. 2'-4l 8 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 29,1991 fHaurlirBtrr Hrralh Police From Page 1 CABE From Page 1 mother’s charges, the only witness pointed his gun at him and told him the bill currently before the General proved playground improvement plans for both Highland Park and Section 2, Page 9 to die incident did not respond to “you move and I’ll blow your Assembly. their requests for an interview. ------head off." Martin Elementary schools. Wednesday, May 29,1991 The “Board of Eduoatitm is deep­ The new $12,000 playscape for Thus Sgt, Michael V. Ludlow, But the internal affairs investiga­ ly concerned with the apparent SPORTS Highland Park will be ctmstnicted who conducted the investigation, tion said thai the arrest was a failure of the Connecticut binding concluded that “without anyrae else “routine apprehension” of a suspect $ on the school yard’s upper level arbitration law to consider the plight coming forward as wimess to any 4 1 near the ball fields, members of the who had a rifle and that Hall im­ of l(x:al boards of education as they wrongdoing on the officer’s part, school’s PTA said. mediately bolstered his gun after struggle to meet the awards of the The $6,000 Martin playscai» plan there is no evidence that Ritrolman removing the rifle. Guntulis ‘winds’ up LL champ arbitration system with ever tighter Hall acted improperly.” will replace wooden pam of its ^ budgets,” the resolution states. paratus to prevent rotting. In the more recent incident. Hall Further, the report said that al­ In other business, the board ap- was involved in the arrest of 13- though lU l’s language was “un­ Manchester boys take second place behind Notre Dame year-old Jonathan Stanizzi, who was professional” it was “clear and shooting a BB-gun with two friends. precise, causing the arrested person By JIM TIERNEY Chris Horvath of Fairfield High there.” 200 in 22.87 and ran a superb to follow his commands.” The Bush From Page 1 When Hall caught Stanizzi and had Manchester Herald was a distant smmd at 164 feet, 7 His winning toss was on his fifth anchor leg on the Indians’ 4 X 100 A repOTt said that Hall was “coun­ him lay face down on the ground, ther testing and deployment as the inches. of six throws. relay which set a school record of the rifle was still a few inches away seled” by department officials for free zone in the region. Israel is first step, the sources said. NEW BRITAIN — Manchester Manchester finished second in the “I hate when Coach (George 43.87 in taking third place. Brian from his hands. his strcmg language and that no fur­ widely believed to possess nuclear It will call upon the five per­ High semor Troy Guntulis could not team competition with 59 1/2 points, Suitor) makes me practice when it’s Schwarz, Rob Johnson ai^ Mike Stanizzi claims that during the ther action need be taken against \\ weapons but does not admit it have been more aptly prepared for trailing runaway winner Notre windy out,” Guntulis explained. Walton ran the first three leg's. him. Israel has called fw a nuclear-free manent members of the U.N. arrest Hall knelt on the boy’s back Dame of West Haven with 101 1/4 “But, today it paid off. They “Their handoffs weren’t even that zone in the region if the Arabs sign Security Council to devise a the javelm competiti(m than he was points. should’ve just went up there with a good,” Suitor said. “Hightower Gary ‘nickar/llanchMtor Harald a peace treaty with the Jewish state. blueprint for curbing tanks, planes, Tuesday afternoon for the state A “I’ve never seen it (the wind) like light jog and threw straight down ON n^RADE — Participants in Manchester’s Memorial Day The Bush plan also would ban missiles, rockqts and other conven­ Gass LL track meet at Willow made up a lot of ground.” this,” Guntulis said. ‘Tvc never seen the middle. That’s what I £ d on my Junior Macka Jones placed China From Page 1 parade came in various attire and armed with various instru­ ballistic missiles with ranges in ex­ tional weapons. Brook Park. The heat and humidity was the anyone foul three times. They went first throw. I jogged in, did my cross seccMid in the triple jump with a per­ ments to delight the hundreds who watched. cess of 90 miles, with a halt to fur- The Security Council’s Big Five — the United States, China, the least of worries for the javelin com­ out like it was any other day. You steps and threw straight down the sonal best of 45 feet, 4 inches. He Henry A. Kissinger made his secret Chinese repression in Tibet. A re­ Soviet Union, Britain Prance — petitors. Instead, a prevailing and can’t do that when it’s this impor­ middle low. It went l^ e 160-some- tied for fourth (5-10) in the high visit to Beijing in July 1971. That lated issue concerns congressional powerful cross wind wreaked havoc tant. I worked on it all week. I tluew thing.” jump and was sixth in the long jump trip reversed years of imbending are the wivld’s leading sellers of 22 allegadons that China uses prison on all of the javelin throwers. at Trinity (College in Hartford) on OUs and Sagnella’s throws were at 20 feet, 4 1/2 inches. Senior Jastm U.S. hostility towards the Chinese Budget F ro m P a g o 1 conventional weaponry.______labor for the manufacture of sune All. that IS. except for Guntulis. their artificial surface and threw into launched skyward, getting caught up DeJoannis also was in the four-way communists. U.S.-bound exports. U.S. law for­ Guntulis. who placed third in LL the wind.” in a wind tunnel and being cast way high jump deadlock. The list of grievances against bids such purchases. spending cuts, and put strict limits Analysis released a report conclud­ with aggressive criticism of the OIA last year, watched in amazement as The 5-10, 165-pound Guntulis, outside of either boundary line. Beijing should provide for a rich Sophomore David Wilk was four­ on the future growth of state spend­ ing t ^ the bipartisan budget would report, saying it relied on false Charter his two main adversaries — whose approach and release is much “I felt good today,” Guntulis said. debate over China policy next Trade — China’s surplus with the th in the 5,000-meter run with a time ing. be more costly than the Weicker in­ economic assumptions and failed to From Page 3 Southmgton High’s Scott Otis and more proficient than most of the “Now, I get ready for the State Y of 17:07 while senior John Mutchek month as critics of his decision on United States ballooned to $10.4 bil­ Some coalition leaders had Hamden s Chris Sagnella (both other ‘all arm’ throwers, has never Open. I think I’ve got a shot at win­ come tax for families making take into cimsideration that the was sixth in the high hurdles in Capitol Hill try to overturn it: lion last year, third only to Japan pushed for a vote on the budget last (X)-foot throwers) — refuseid to fouled in a meet this year. ning it” 110 $40,000 per year or less. governor’s budget is out of balance But if the directors do request 2 16.18. Senior Jeff Grote secured Hunan rights — There is little and Thiwan. The Chinese surplus is Friday, fearing that siqiport for it alter their throwing styles due to the “They (Otis and Sagnella) threw Junior David Hightower had a Further, the OFA study said, by some $300 million. p.hati£f!R, the commission has 30 third in the discus with a toss of 134 evidence of any loosening in partially the result of a proliferation would erode over the long Memorial Weicker’s $1.04 billion tax increase wind. Both ended up fouling on all like they always throw,” Jeff fine day, capturing second place in a of restrictions on U.S. imports, U.S. R>r his part, Vfbicker said Tues­ days to consider the requests and feet, 4 inches while senior Chris China’s rights policy since the Day weekend. But House Minority is actually less burdensome to the three of their initial throws. Thornton, the boys’ jumping coach photo finish in the l(X)-meter dash crackdown on pro-democracy officials say. Another trade dispute day he had ordered his staff not to send the amended — or un-amended Mena copped third in the pole vault Leader Edward Krawiecki, R-Bris- state’s economy than the $892 mil­ They were eliminated frcrni the who works a lot with Guntulis, ex­ with Notre Dame’s Rich Rose, who demonstrators in Tiananmen Square concerns international property lobby against the package, and to let — report back to the directors. That at 11 feet, 6 inches. tol, said the opposite happened — lion tax increase in the bipartisan the House settle the issue on its deadline would be no later than July D*nnl* Oavl*/llanch«ator Harald competition prematurely as a result, plained. “And you can’t do that was timed in 11.20. Hightower was two years ago and the continuing rights. caught in . . The top five finishers in each lawmakers came back to Hartford package. In fact, OFA saicl, when own. 19. CLASS LL CHAMP — Manchester High's Troy Guntulis won pavmg the way for Guntulis’ rather when the conditions are different. 11 22 Troy took it easy on his first throw “If it was 110 meters, he’s got it,” event automatically qualified for even more committed to the no-in­ federal tax deductions are factored “I’m not here to advise either as Within IS days, the directors the state Class LL javelin championship Tuesday with a toss easy victory. His winning toss was come tax plan. in, Weicker’s plan would increase- to style or as to substance,” he told 175 feet. 10 inches, a very good to make sure he got one in, which he Suitor said. Monday’s State Open at East must either ^prove all, scxne, or of 175 feet, 10 inches at Willow Brook Park in New Britain. Teachers From Page 1 “I marched in two parades and taxes by only $586 million as op­ reporters. "They have something none of the changes recommended throw considering the conditions. did. Then, he slowly got better from Hightower also tcxik third in the Hartford High School. went to three Memorial Day func­ posed to $819 million under the they have to deal with ... I think my in the final report. tions,” Krawiecki said. “The vast bipartisan plan. own views are very plainly and very If the two bodies cannot agree on necessary, he said. position of acting director of the majority of the people I talked to are State Rep. Richard Mulready, D- clearly known.” any proposed revisions, then the Under state statues, the Board of opposed to an income tax.” T h o u g h ts Long losing streaks school’s Building and Grounds West Hartford, said the OFA report Weicker said he remains optimis­ issue is dead and no changes will be Education has to inform nBoston Red Sox Mike Greenwell gave the Red Sox a as if they were tenured, he said. It is don’t figure to have t many long losing 1-0 lead with his fourth h(Hner in the much harder to lay off a tenured streaks. second inning off starter Tim Leary (3-4), teacher than a non-tenued teacher, Happy days Clemens broke 014 of a personal slump and Rivera led off the third with his thinl he said, noting that in laying off by giving up one run and three hits in homer to make it 2-0. tenued teachers legal action often eight innings for his first win since May 8 Leary walked Ellis Burks to open the follows. as the Red Sox defeated the New York fourth and, one out later, walked Tony Non-tenued teachers are those for Ron, Ulf * ^ i j ' Yankees 6-2 Tliesday night to snap a Pena before Rivera lined a double to left- who have either been employed by« three-game slide. center to score both runners. the school district for less than three It was absolutely magnificent watching Ron Francis Clemens struck out eight and walked Rivera walked with one out in the sixth years or less than two years if they and Ulf Samuelsson dance around the Met Center in one, allowing only Steve Sax’s RBI and scored on Carlos Quintana’s long have been tenured beforehand in Minneapolis with the Stanley Cup held firmly in hand double in the third inning. double to center that chased Leary. Wade another school district over their heads after the Pittsburgh Penguins won the ‘Tonight, I had some good sharp Boggs greeted reliever Greg Cadaret with Overall, the school district will biggest prize in the NHL Saguday night. breakers and some velocity,” Gemens a single to score Quintana, have 443 fewer positions next year Would this have bed hacks up as the result of the two rounds of Hartford Whalers this year? In his previous three starts, Clemens there tonight,” R ^ Sox manager Joe cuts to the 1991-92 education Surely you jest. had given up 23 hits and 15 earned runs Morgan said of Rivera, who came into the in 20 innings. He started the season 6-0, budget Deakin said. H-ancis had been a Whaler since 1981-82, Samuelsson game with 12 RBIs in 28 games. allowing four runs and 26 hits in 49 in­ In other'. personnel action, the since ’83-84. Francis was team captain since February of nings. school board voted to transfer 1985 before being unceremoniously dumped of the posi- “He was able to throw his breaking M ^chester High School Vice Prin­ ti(Mi by head'coach Rick Ley this year. Each was suffer­ ball, especially behind in the count,” Red Notes: The Red Sox have 65 hits and cipal Peter • A. Tognalli to a vice ing his own foim of purgatory until being dealt to the Sox catcher Tony Pena said. eight homers in six games, including principal position at Illing Junior Penguins the day of the NHL trading deadline. Luis Rivera drove in three runs and Hiesday, but had lost four of those six High School. Tognalli position at *8 The renaissance for each started that day. scored twice to help Gemens (7-2) snap games ... The Red Sox had lost seven of the high school was eliminated Francis was no longer asked to carry the load. He was the Yankees’ season-best five-game win­ eight games on the road prior to Hies­ during the budget process. going to be the best No. 2 center in the game behind ning streak. Tony Fossas got the last three day’s win at New \brk ... Wade Boggs Tognalli will replace current Illing Mario Lemieux. He was going to be asked to do the dirty outs, allowing a home run to Mel Hall. It held hitless in four at-bats Monday had Vice Principal Karen Smith, who woric defensively, and now and again chip in some on the was the third straight game in which Hall two hits Hiesday and now is 11 for his will then be “bumped down” to fill . TIm Associated Press offensive end. Samuelsson, who admitted after the trade homered in the ninth inning. last 26 (.423) ... Hall’s homer off Fossas the position of principal at Buckley this would havd been his last year in the NHL if he FIRING LINE — Boston's Roger Clemens delivers a pitch during “You’re not going to have too many was his first this season off lefty pitching Elementary School, Deakin said. stayed in Hartford, was reborn in Pittsburgh. Tuesday night’s 6-2 win over the New >brk Yankees at Ybnkee long losing streaks with a guy like that in and only the fifth of his career in 373 at- Buckley’s current i»incipal, Edward your rotation,” said Yankees mananger bats against left-handed pitchers ... Timbrell, is retiring at the end of the His zest for the game returned. And he, too, wasn’t Stadium. Clemens allowed three hits in his eight-inning stint. school year. Smith was hired by the asked to do more than produce up to his capabilities. He school district in August. was asked to sui^ly some needed defense, to cl6ar This is just (me instance of the enemy forwards out of the front of the Penguin net which bumping process that will affect had become a sort of haven. Blazers are still alive Victory an ugly one about 70 sch(X)l employees next That mission, was accomplished. year as the Board of Education So Francis and Samuelsson, much maligned in handles the staff reductions while Hartford and blamed for almost every single ill of the as Mets nip the Cubs accounting for employees’ seniority, - .Whalers, were fieed. in the Western final Deakin said. And now each feels what it’s like to be on a Stanley PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Buck quarter. He tried to p\ay but finally sat 'The board also approved the ap­ Cup winner. Williams is reboundingi James Worthy down for gor far too long, there’s been a question of 6 tray, sit down and relax and enjoy game. He was very quiet, and that’s Worthy said he plans to play putting it mildly. It was an ugly game.” Cubs starter Shawn Boskie lasted just 2 my meal.” O f Low Prieas' where is the club headed. And it’s the question that very unusual for Buck,” Clyde Drexler Thursday, but team physician Stephen Jefferies, along with Dave Magadan, 1-3 innings, giving up five runs on six Because Granville must watch her remains to this day. said. “So I knew he was going to come Lombard said the severity of the in­ was one of the few who avoided the slop­ hits and two walks, while striking out *99 To operate in a vacuum is bordering on the absurd. cholesterol intake and her second out like a maniac.” jury wouldn’t be known for 24 hours. piness. Each had three hits; Jefferies two. husband must watch his sugar c(m- Hartford has been a member of the NHL since Williams grabbed 16 rebounds as the Magic' Johnson, who scored 29 added three RBIs and Magadan drove in New Yoik won for the first time in the ^ sumption, she makes a conscious ef- IT 1979-80. It has won exactly one Stanley Cup series, 1 W R i Blazers commanded the boards 52-33, points but was only 3-for-14 from the the game-winner with a two-out double in seven night games it has played in ^ fort toward healthy meal planning. otherwise losing five of six first-round matchups. including a Portland playoff record 26 field after making his first five shots, the eighth. Hubie Brooks and Kevin Wrigley Held. I “That’s why I came up with my as low as For Hartford management to place ’blame’ on the offensive rebounds. Tlie Lakers had didn’t kpow how much Worthy’s injury McReynolds each added two RBIs. The Mets got their first run in the first t Baked Stuffed Eggplant recipe, it franchise’s ills on one or two certain individuals — as it just nine offensive boards. affected Tliesday’s outcome. “This was the kind of game, that could when Vince Coleman walked and later I has a light sauce, and is made with lo seemed to like to do — is ludicrous. Seven of Williams’ rebounds came go either way,” Mets manager Bud Har- scored on Jefferies’ base hit \ very lean lamb meat,” she said. “Not *179 Ftancis and Samuelsson were not the Whalers’ in the third quarter, when the Blazers “It’s a factor offensively for us,” relson said. “I was just wcmderlng if they The Cubs took a 2-1 lead in the bottom M only is it a healthy dish, it’s inex­ problems. outscored the Lakers 28-18 to take con­ Johnson said. “But what they were would stop us or if we would stop them.” of the first when Dascenzo walked, pensive, easy to fix and it reheats (3) And neither were Scott Young, Grant Jennings,.Randy trol of the game. doing to us on the boards, he couldn’t The Mets built an 8-5 lead through six moved to second on Darling’s balk and have helped us there. They played vol­ nicely.” Gilhen and Gordie Roberts. “Buck was awesome. He was un­ innings but watched it slip away when the scored on Ryne Sandberg’s single. leyball with it most of the time.” I Cooking contests are nothing new l«stor»9« They were all members of the Pittsburgh Penwhales, . believable," Portland coach Rick Adel- Cubs jumped on relievers Wally Sandberg later scored on Dawson’s single to Charlotte Granville. Her first cking ccmtests and has wcm a Fnum, where they blew out Portland reliever Paul Assenmacher (2-2). Teufel double to left. Jefferies, McReynolds and twice last weekend.' him,” Dunl^vy said, “but it would be number of apple pie baking contests. .then stole second, his first stolen base Brooks followed with RBI singles to Uie Trail Blazers had the best road nice to have seen what he would have Penguins celebrate since 1989 anil only the sixth in his finish Boskie. Elster then greet^ Les record in the league in the regular done." Mon., Thurs., Fri. ’til 8 p.m. eight-plus major league seasons. Lancaster with a first-pitch RBI single. ( A I . D W E L L PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Penguins held season, but they’re 1-5 away from “This whole game was kind of weird,” lues . Wed.,'til 6 • Sat.'til 5 • Sun. 12 to 5 Jerome Kersey had 20 points and 9 The Cubs made it 5-3 in the bottom of 90 DAYS the firat championdiip party in their 24-year history, and home in the playoffs. So will they be rebounds. Drexler added 19 points and Tbufel said. “I just wanted to add someth­ the third when Sandberg led off with a OIL SAME AS CASH* they invited 80,000 of their closest friends to celebrate. able to continue the intensity they dis­ Tbrry Porter 17, nine in the third ing to it.” double and later strored on Salazar’s p 4 ym e n l 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 c f w g 0s to QU9ltft0d 'They skipped out of work, took a long lunch hour or* vironment of the Forum? SUPER b u y o ft scored 13 apiece. pitch into the gap in left-center. New York added two more runs in the STORES played hooky to enjoy hBALTIMORE ORIOLES^Iaced Brady For further infomiatiofi, contact George Cook at The 13th-seeded Sachems (13-8) are on softball finished its regular season Ties- SocW vs. Heavienly. 7.-30 — Fitzgerald GB 0 0 0.0 Nokesc 4 0 10 Biggioc 5 1 2 0 Javlarcl Boston Gmwfl If 1 0 0 0 Justica rf 5 0 1 2 Sntiago c 4 0 0 0 Anderson, outttelder, on the 15-day disabled 6 ^ (5 *0 1 9 7 # the road today at 3:30 pjn. at No. 4 seed NEW HAVEN — East Catholic High Const vs. Wininger's, 6 — Robertson 5 12 1 JeBrlM r1 3 0 0 0 LGnzIz If 5 0 2 1 Murray 1b 1 1 0 0 day on a positive note with a 16-1 5 1/2- , Toronto Burks cl Braam 1b 5 2 2 2 Clbugh3b 3 0 0 0 list Called up Todd Frohwirth, pitcher, from took fifth place in the six-team All Con­ Lindsey vs. Taylor. 7:30 — Robertson 4 10 0 Mutensdh 3 0 0 0 Cminiti 3b 5 0 2 1 (iC rta rIb 2 0 0 0 Northwest Regional in Winsted. Bmsky rf Blauser 2b 3 0 1 0 Abnarcf 3 1 1 0 Rochester of the International League. MHS golfers finish Lydallvs.Cox.6 — Pagani Detroit 3 0 10 Espnzass 3 0 0 0 Bgwall 1b 4 0 0 0 Dantetelf 4 1 1 0 Penders completes freshman year necticut Conference Championships Penac Haaihe 3 0 0 1 Lmpkinph 10 10 MIWAUKEE BREWERS-Activatod Teddy Montville bows out at 10-11. Whrd vs. Spruce, 7a0 — Pagani Milwaukee 3 110 PKally 3b 2 0 0 0 Rhodes rf 3 0 0 0 JGnzIzrf 0 0 0 0 Rivera ss 3 2 2 3 BHiardss 3 0 0 0 Mote 2b 4 10 0 Higuera, pitcher, from the 30-day disabled list Tuesday at Ykle Golf Course. USATHC vs. MPM, 6 — Nika NewMtrk Rmirez2b 4 0 1 0 Hffllk>n3b 4 1 2 3 STORRS — Freshman catcher Jim Penders, a 1990 Heather JiAnson’s bunt single chased H.S. Roundup with three victories Totals 38 6 1 2 6 Olaonph 1 0 0 0 Petorsn p 2 0 0 0 Optioned Mattes Carrillo, utility pteyer, to Diwv Marpet vs. Allied, 7:30 — Nika Clavatand Totals 31 2 4 2 UildingBS 2 0 1 0 Scoactec 3 0 2 1 East Catholic High graduate, recently completed his first , Callie McCrea home with the tying run Fairfield Prep took team honors with a Trinity vs. Blue Ox, 6 — Keeney Baltitmra Boston O il Stanton p 0 0 0 0 MMdux p 0 0 0 0 ver of tha American Association. SIMSBURY — Manchester High golf 202 000-6 KItep 0 0 0 0 Lyonsc 0 0 0 0 Bmgerp 0 0 0 0 Fkxfrigz p 394 followed by St. Joseph 422, Notre Century 21 vs. HPMarket 6 — C.Oak Vitest Division New Ybrfc 001 000 001—2 0 0 0 0 SEATTLE MARINERS-Purchased the con- season with the University of Cconecticut baseball tpimi and Kelly Dillner’s RBI single sent home \bung cf 1 0 1 0 Griffin as 2 0 0 0 PSrnith p 3 0 10 Tmpitnph 1113 inning victory over Portland High in team finished up its regular season with w DP—Naw Yfork 2. LOB—Boiton 9, New Ybrfc tmet of Alonzo Ffowell, oulfisider, from Calgaty Dame 443, Xavier 457, E ^ 458 and St. L Pet. GB X H r r ^ p 1 0 0 0 Hartteyp 0 0 0 0 Mrefcarp 0 0 0 0 Costello p Fenders in 23 games, including 12 as the starter iwOiinrf Mandy Stomberg with the game-winner makeup acdon. Texas 25 15 3. 2B—Quintena (6), Rivora (7), Scut 0 0 0 0 of the Pacific Coast League. three wins at Simsbury Farm Hiesday .625 (6>- C ndala% 3 0 1 0 Crawap 0 0 0 0 Lamka2b 0 1 0 0 LHortsp 0 0 0 0 the plate, batted .234 (ll-for-47) with one homer and for RHAM. Lisa Wetherbee had an RBI Bernard 498. Dusty Oakland 27 17 .614 _ HR—Greanwall (4), Rivara (3). Hall National Lsagus Bolton winds up 3-16 and Portland (al­ Balchar p 3 0 0 0 JCIarkph 10 0 0 afternoon as the Indians (170) bested California 24 20 .545 SB-Burka (4). CS-Pana (2). PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES-Placed Darren four RBI. double and Amy Porter a two-run double Prep’s John O’Connell led the all-ACC Memorial Corner Store pounded Keith Realty, 3 (tow ynrf 1 0 0 0 Totals 33 8 8 7 Totals 3 2-17. Seattle 23 22 .511 IP H R E R BB Daulton, catcher, on Ihe 15-day disabled list Northwest Catholic (195), Avon (192) contingent with a 74 to take individual 21-10, at Kaanay Straat Bald. George Parker 4'/z so Totals 38 2 1 1 2 rotate 32 S 9 8 Atlanta 111 002 UConn fmished the year at 16-25-1, 8-12 in the Big earlier in the seventh. Chicago 20 21 .488 51/2 Boaton Called up Rick Schu, inlielder, from Sersnton- / “It was a real nice way to finish the and host Simsbury H i^ (174). cracked four hits for MCS white Kevin CaNII, Houston 001 010 OOfr-2 San Diego 201 000 300-6 Wrlkes-^rre of the International League. East. RHAM collected 11 hits, nine in the hrmors. East’s f tt Purcell received all- Bob Rohnar and Tom Culligan addad three hits Minnesota 21 24 .467 61/2 Clomona W.7-2 8 3 1 1 1 8 season. Some of the younger kids did Fossas Los Angales 400 400 OOx—6 E—Pendleton (4), TFernandez (9), Cool- BASKETBALL Manchester finishes at 28-2 with its aach. Jeff Keith had three hits in defeat while Kansas City' 20 23 .465 61/2 1 1 1 1 0 0 last two innings. Porter and Wetherbee ACC honors by finishing sixth with an Nawlforfc E—Hamilton (5). DP—Houston 1, Loe An- baugh (2), Mote ( 1). DP—San Diego 2. United States Baskstball Lssgus some nice things,” Bolton coach Joe Don Foster and Ron Pinnsy added a pair of hits TtiM day's G am M gefes 1. LOB—4touaton 11, Los Angetea 8. Hoop clinic has openings next action Monday at the state Division I 80. Leary L.3-4 5 2 -3 9 LOB—Attante 7, San Diego 1 28—Abner (4). ATLANTA EAGLES-Named Jim Hudson each collected three hiu with Ptorter each with Foster homering. NowVbrk2 6 6 5 1 2B-Fintoy (9). Butter (4). LHarris (2). Sciosda Jankowski said. tournament at Watertown. Oidarst 3 1 -3 3 0 0. 1 3B-TGwynn (7). HR-Gant (8). Pendleton (5), director of operations. having three RBI and Wetherbee a pair. Other East scores were: Mark Midfoid 5. Ctevaland 2 1 (5). HR—Strawberry (6). Hamilton (1). MANCHESTER — There are openings in the Jessica Brahaney had four hits and Umpires-Home, Barnett; FirsL Kosc; Bream (6), Templaton (1). S^TFerrwndez 2 Wtorld Basttetbsll Lsagus Avon’s Ken Lytle took medalist honors Women’s Rec Milwaukee 15, Detroit 2 S8-Slrawborry (5). (6). CS—Blauser (2). S—Pendleton 2. Manchester Basketball Clinic scheduled to be held July Jen Kirchmyer was the winning pitcher 87, Brian Gorman 93, R t Lee 93, Todd Oakland 8, Toronto 4 Secorxi, Kaiser; Third, Clark. FLORIDA JADES-Acthrated Wiraton Mor­ Maureen Griffin, Dawn Bedard, Suzanne with a 38, Manchester scores were; Ken Main Pub outshiggad Manchester Lumbar, IP H RER BB SO SF— HeatK gan, fonward, from the texi squad. Placed 22-27, from 9 ajn, to noon, at Illing Junior High. Emerick 105 and Kevin Sullivan 116. Minnesota 3, Texas 0 T—3:10. A—32943. Houston 19-12, at Charter Oak. Lannia Duka and C.J. IP H RER BB SO Jantes Hunter, lonward, on the taxi squad. Chicago 6, California 5 XHerrxvtdez L.0-5 31-3 6 6 6 5 0 Boys or girls entering grades 4 through 9 are eligible. Backar had lour hits apteoe for Main Pub white Atlanta HALIFAX WINOJAMMERS-Whlved Steve Kansas aty 6, Seattle 5 Athletics 8, Blue Jays 4 Kite 12-3 1 2 2 2 0 PSmith Leslie Harrison. Dab Webstar and Sherrie Wsdneaday's Games Benton, forward. Fee is $45. Basics, competition and fun will be stressed Downing addad two aach with Harrison homer­ OAKLAND TORONTO Corsi 2 2 0 0 0 1 Mercker Detroit (Petty 2-3) at Milwaukee (Navarro Henry 1 0 0 0 1 2 MEMPHIS ROCKERS—Activated House and each participant will receive a T-shirt and be eligible ing. Dorma Trudeau had three hits, including a Stanton W.1-0 Guest fonwtrd, from 9w taxi squad. Announced 4-2), 2:35 p.m abrhbl abrhbl Los Angales for prizes. Twins’ Erickson cools off the Rangers homar. In defeat whla Karan Sibrinsz and Lisa RHdsn If 4 0 2 0 White cf 3 1 0 0 Beranguer S,6 the ratiramant of Datxiis Nutt, guard. Kansas City (Boddicker 3-3) at Seattle (Hol­ Belcher W.5-4 7 9 2 2 1 9 San Diego Latulippa had bvo Nts aach. Karin Dztenski man 4-5), 3:35 p.m. Riles 3b 5 10 0 MWIsn dh 5 0 12 YOUNGSTOWN PRIDE—Placed Fred For an p licatio n , call Frank Kind at 647-0174, or at By DICK BRINSTER homarad. Cnseco rf 4 2 2 3 RAImr 2b 5 0 10 Hartley 1 2 0 0 0 2 Peterson Colield, guard, on Nurad reserve. the game having lost 10 of 12 before Boston (Bolton 5-1) at Now Vbrk tanderson Crews 1 0 0 0 0 0 the high school at 647-3350. Baines dh 3 0 2 0 Carter If 3 0 0 0 MMaddux FOOTBALL The Associated Press beating Charles Nagy (1-S). Rec 4-2), 7 3 0 p.m \ HBP—by Belcher (Rhodes). PB—Biggio. Rodriguez Cleveland (Nichols 0-3) at ^Itimore WWIsndh 1 0 0 0 Otentd 1b 3 0 0 0 National Football Lsagus Brewers 15, Tigers 2: Milwaukee had DHdsncf 4 111 Whitonrf 4 2 10 Costello PITTSBURGH STEELERS-SIgned Fernan­ Main Pub II oulasted Ifokbhama, 15-12, at (J.M.Robinson 2-4), 7:35 p.m. Lefferts UO-2 Relays scheduled June 15-16 Texas Rangers manager Bobby Valen­ Nike Field. Dava Lauzon ted foe winners with Oakland (Slusarski 1-1) at Toronto (Key e /2 ), McQwr 1b 3 0 0 0 Myers c 2 10 0 do Horrt defensive lineman. a season-high five homers among its 15 lour hits white Eric UndquisL Dean Gustafson, 7 3 5 pm . / Quirk c 3 10 0 Brders ph 10 0 0 Nets 9, Cubs 8 HOCKEY MANCHESTER — The 1991 Manchester Community tine just wants his team to play well, so hits and Dale Sveum had five RBIs. Mike Fteilapteno and Kevin Walsh oollsctad California (Finley 7-2) at Chicago (Hibiwd Wsiss ss 2 2 0 0 Sprgue 3b 4 0 2 1 Phjilies 12, Expos 0 National Hockey League NEW YORK College New England Relays will be held Saturday and he im ’t bothered a bit now that the club Sveum had a three-run homer and tvYO three aach white Frank Pattison and Scott Elliott 3-2).835p.m V Gallego 2b 3 12 4 MLee ss 2 0 11 CHCAGO MONTREAL NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Traded ttw rights abrhbl PNILA record 14-game winning streak will be two aach. Eric WsIterL Dan LaChance, Mike Minnesota (Morris 4-5) at Texas (Ryan '3-3), Totals 32 8 9 8 Totals 32 4 6 4 a b r h b l s b r h b l to Alan Kerr, right wing, to the Detroit ^ Sunday, June 15-16. A major track meet will be held at RBI singles, Dante Bichette a pair of Clamancf 3 2 0 0 Daenzo cf abrhbl Ratulak, Jim Costello, John Wagner, Eric 8 3 5 p.m. Oakland 003 000 230-8 4 1 0 0 DShlds2b Wings for Rick Green, (tefenseman, arxl friturs Manchester High’s Pete Wigren Track while a 4-MiIe discussed in the past tense. Toronto 010 300 4 Mgdan1b 5 2 3 1 Asmehrp 4 0 10 VHayescI 5 2 2 1 considerations. two-run homers, Gary Sheffield a three- Robichaud arxl J.R. Chevalier had three aach ooo 0 0 0 0 Grsaomcf 4 0 10 Mmdni 2b E—Riles (9), Quirk (4). DP—Oakland 1. Jfferies % 5 2 3 3 Srxibrg 2b 5 12 0 Road Racd2.8-Mile Race Walk wiU be held Sunday on “It’s not like we were going to win all run shot and Rul Molitor a solo homer— In defeat white Steve Logan chipped In two. 5 2 2 1 Ckteron If 3 0 0 0 Kruk If TENNIS Nationai League standings Toronto 1. LOB—Oakland 7, Toronto 8. Ceronec 0 0 0 0 Grace 1b 3 2 0 0 the rest of them,” Valentine said after the 5 0 0 0 Smpenp 0 0 0 0 Murphyrf 4 2 2 3 INTERNATIONAL TENNIS FEDERA­ the MCC campus. his 29th career leadoff homer in the bot­ East Division 2B-RAIomar (14), Sprague (4). 3B-MWilson McRyktlf Nike 4 0 1 2 GBell If 4 2 3 1 Hosseyc 3 0 0 0 Jordan 1b 4 3 3 2 TION—Rned Marc Rosset of Switzerland Minnesota Twins beat the Rangers 3-0 GB (3). HR—Canseco (7). Gallego (1). SB—WWil- Jhnson 3b $9,000 lor violating rotes on logo size on a shirt The Relays track and field and 4-Mile road race will tom of the first. ftep Auto Parts beat Dynakibe, 10-5. Larry 5 10 0 Wbltoncf ‘ 0 0 0 0 Reyasc 0 0 0 0 FItcherc 5 12 4 Pittsburgh son (6). Gallego (2). White (7). CS—McGwire Brooks rf and for unsportsmanlike conduct and Goran be the qualifying events for the Nutmeg Games to be Wyse ted tha winners with four Nts while Eric 4 1 2 2 Dawson rf 4 1 2 3 LW IkarIb 3 0 0 0 CHayes 3b 4 0 0 0 Athletics 8, Blue Jays 4: Jose Canseco N ew ibrk (1). S—McGwire, Gallego. SF—MLee. Whthrsp Ivanisevic $1,000 for’spitting in the direction of Vltomack arxl Peter Boryaevich added three 0 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 0 2 1 Wltech3b 3 0 0 0 Thon ss 4 111 held in New Britain. hit a three-run homer and Oakland got a SL Louis IP H RER BB SO Schrekp 0 0 0 0 C L n d r m his opponent during a irxitch. aach. Al Manasian homarad Rob Roya had Chicago Oakland DaMtnzrf 3 0 10 Greene p 4 0 0 0 Far an rqiplication, further informatiori, call 647-6060 AL Roundup career-high four RBIs from Mike Gallego three Nts in defeat wHIa Scott Kuadas, Fred ef 1110 Foteyss 3 0 0 0 COUEGE PhilatMphia Moore W.7-2 6 4 3 3 4 3 Pena p 0 0 0 0 Brryhilc 3 0 1 0 ARKANSAS STATE—Named Bill Bethea or 647-6059. Hahn arxi Tim Sullivan added two each. Montreal Boydp 10 0 0 to beat Toronto before a record S kyD o^ Nelson 2-3 1 1 1 1 0 Sasser p h, 1 0 0 0 Vllnevac 2 0 0 0 Bullock ph basebeJi coach. West Division Chitren 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 10 00 Tuesday night. “What I hoped we learned crowd of 50,299. West Side Fratxtop 0 0 0 0 Dnston ss 2 10 0 Freyp 0 0 0 0 BELMONT ABBEY—Natnod Joo Gallaghor GB Klink 1 1 0 0 1 0 Elsterss 4 0 11 Vzcakxrss 1 0 0 0 N o ^ l f basketball coach and athletic director. Reading clips the Britsox was not to get caught up in all the garbage Gallego had a two-run homer and a North United Methodist trounced Wallis Print- Los Angeles 26 18 Eckersley S,12 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 OBrienc 3 0 0 0 Boskie p 0 0 0 0 Totals 29 0 3 0 two-run single to back Mike Moore (7-2). ing, 18-3, at Pagani Field. Wbyna Zorgar arxl Atlanta 22 19 .537 2itz Toronto Crraon rf T o t a I s about the sueak.” 1 0 0 0 Lnester p 10 10 3 6 1 2 1 2 1 1 READING, Ri. (AP) — Reading pitcher Ruil Fletcher Dava Timbrel had tiraa hits aach for NUM andnnal 22 21 .512 3'/z AckerL.1-2 62-3 4 5 5 5 1 Darting p 3 0 0 0 DwSmtph 10 0 0 The hype that had whipped crowds into He allowed three runs on four hits in six Montreal 0 0 0 00 0 00 0 — 0 wMa BW Noyes, Dave Harris, Mike Boacarino San Diego 22 24 .478 5 Timlin 1 1-3 5 3 3 2 0 Boston rf 0 0 0 0 SIcumbp won his Eastern League debut as the Phillies defeated the 0 0 0 8 Phlladalphla 010 ... 140.... 24x—12 a frenzy at Arlington Stadium also will innings, striking out three and walking and Tom Sh^dan aded two apiece. Sean Cap- Houston 17 27 .386 9 Fraser 1 0 0 0 1 0 Teufel ph 0 10 0 CWIker3b 2 0 1 1 Basketball New Britain Red Sox S-1. palla a n d Brian Margelony had two aach in San Francisco 15 30 .333 11'/j Moore p'lched to 2 batters Iry the 7lh. Herr 2b E—Cakteron (2), Foley 2 (4). LOB-Montreal die down. Valentine doesn’t think that’s four as the A’s won their fourth straight 0 0 0 0 2 , Philadelphia 6. 2B—Grissom (6), VHayes Fletcher, called up from Class A Clearwater May 26, Tbaeday's Gamas Umpires—Home, Scott; First, Evans; Totals 38 910 9 T o t a I s such a bad thing. game. Dennis Eckersley got two outs in Philadelphia 12. Montreal 0 Second, Morrison; Third, Welka. (10). Morandini (l), Murphy (6). HR-Jordan pitched a seven-inning four-hitter, allowing one run 39 8 13 7 (5). Ftefcher (1). S8-Grlsaom (17). Kruk (1). “It’s a 162-game season and that was the ninth for his 12th save. Ragani New \brk 9, Chicago 8 T—3:26. A—50,299. Newlfork 104 210 010—9 NBA playoff result while striking out four and walking two in the lliesday Pittsburgh 9, SL Louis 8 CS—DeShialds (8). SF—Murphy, Jordan. White Sox 6, Angels 5: Tim Raines ANskito BusirwM ktachInM cruthsd Bks, Chicago 201 011 300-8 game. just a fanfare stretch,” he said. 28-7. Rob Camira ripad tour hits for tha «vinnars Atlanta 8, S m Diego 6 Brewers 15, Tigers 2 E—O ’Brien (2). Darling (4). Boston (1). Grace Blazers 95, Lakers 84 had a two-run homer, and his two-out San Francisco 6, Cindnnati 2 Giants 6, Reds 2 But by winning the most games con­ whHa Bin Mbolridga, Al Wstsoa John Zac and DETROIT MILWAUKEE (3). Dunstoo (7). LOB—New \brk 6, CNcago LA LAKERS (84) Scott V^egandt and Ibby Borland each pitched a Los Angeles 8, Houston 2 10. 2B—Magadw 2 (9), Jefferies (7). Sandberg CINCINNATI SAN FRAN secutively since Oakland in 1988, the RBI single drove in the winning run in Jason Stanizzi had ttiraa aach. Willia Burg, Skip sb r h bl ab r h bl Perkins 4-8 4-412. Wbrthy 5-11 2-212, Dhrac shutout iiming in relief of Fletcher. Siogaaky, Lindsay Boutiliar, Dan Babyn and Wsdneaday's Games Phillips 2b 4 0 1 0 Molitor 1b 5 2 1 1 (12). Salazar (1), Lancaster (1). HR—Brooks a b r h b l abrhbl Rangers proved a few things to themsel­ the ninth innning as Chicago beat visiting New Ibrk (Cone 4-3) at Chicago (Scanlan Sabo3b 4 111 Feldsrif 4 13 2 5-7 4-4 14. Scott 4-11 0-0 10, Johnson 8-19 New Britain scored its run in thp seventh on an RBI Uoyd BouKtar addad Ian aach. Louis Karoach Cuylercf 3 0 0 1 Brock 1b 0 0 0 0 (7), GBell (11), Dawson (9). SB-Jefferias (8), 9-12 29, Green 1-5 1-1 3, Teegle 1-8 04) % ves. if not the rest of the baseball world. California. and Man Pallaliar had two aach in dalaat 2-0),a20p.m Trmmll ss 2 0 10 Rndiph 2b 2 2 0 0 Teufel (1). CLandrum 2 (2). Dunston (9). Duncan2b 40 11 McGeecf 3 121 single by Vinnie Degifico. Cincinnali (Hammond 3-2) at San Francisco S— Boskie. SF— McReynolds. Morris 1b 4 0 0 0 WCterk 1b 4 0 0 1 Draw 04) 04) 0, Thompson 1-1 04) 2, Caiitebell “Now it’s over,” Ruben Sierra said. The final-inning heroics by the White dIoSnts 3b 2 0 1 0 ShHield dh 4 3 2 3 04) 04) 0, Smith 04) 0-0 0, Thomsa 04) 04) 0. (Burkett 2-3), 335 pm. Fielder 1b 2 0 10 \buntcf 3 2 2 1 IP H RER BB SO Davisef 4 0 10 Bassrf 4 110 “What this shows is that we are capable Sox ruined a fine outing by Angels starter Montreal (M.Gardner 0-2) al Philadelphia New Ybrfc Totals 29-70 20-23 84. Allnsonib 2 0 0 0 Surhoficf 2 110 Braggsif 3 0 0 0 MaWlm3b 40 10 PORTLAND (95) Judge rules against NFL Jim Abbott, who pitched five , innings of (Mulhollarxi 5-3), 7:35 pm. Ttleton c 2 0 0 0 GVghn If 5 111 Darling 6 7 5 5 2 1 ONaillrf 3 0 0 0 Knnadyc 3110 of doing it but knew we couldn’t win Pittsburgh (Z.Smith 8-2) at SL Louis (B.Smith Olivarc 3 0 0 0 RThmp2b 30 11 Kersey 8-16 4-5 20, Williams 5-13 3-4 13, perfect ball before giving up (me run on Salas c 2 0 0 0 Sveum 3b 3 2 2 5 Whitehurst 1-3 3 3 3 0 0 Duckworth 3-11 3-6 9, Drsxter 7-18 4-4 19. MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A federal judge cleared the them all. Erickson pitched a great game.” Little League 4-2). 835 p.m Deer rf 3 111 Bchette rf 5 2 3 4 Schourek 1-3 1. 0 0 0 1 Bnvdesss 3 110 Andrsnss 3 110 three singles in the sixth. Attante (Glavine 7-2) at San Diego (Banes Armstrp 1 0 0 0 Uribe ss 10 11 Porter 6-17 4-6 17, Ainge 2-5 0-0 4. Robinson way for NFL players to sue for free agency by throwing Scott Erickson quieted b ^ b a li’s hot­ Brgmn dh 4 0 1 0 Dmpsy c 5 0 1 0 PanaW ,1-0 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 5-9 3-613. Totals 36-69 21-31 95. Th9 AMoofartsd PraM FraixxiS.IO 1 1 0 0 0 2 out the league’s labw antitrust exemptitm. The league test bats in doing it, pitching eight innings Royals 6, Mariners 5: Kansas Ci^ 2-5), 10.35 p m Frymn 3b 4 110 Spiers ss 4 0 2 0 P w rw p OOOOTWIsonp 2110 LA Ukars 25 25 18 16—84 Chicago BHlchrph 1 0 1 0 Kngeryph 0 0 0 0 BOBBLE — Oakland catcher Jamie Quirk can’t get a handle on a American Houston (Hamisch 2-3) al Los Angeles (Her- Shelby If 3 0 0 0 ffortland 23 24 28 20—95 said it would appeal immediately, as urged by the judge and ^ving iq> only seven singles. continued its hot play under new managifo- shiser 0-0), 1 0 3 5 p.m. Totals 33 2 7 2 T o t Boskie 21-3 6 5 5 2 2 KiGross p 0 0 0 0 Litton ph 1 0 0 0 Rolica Union dumpad Modarn Janitorial, 19-5, I a 3-Polnt goals—Los Angeles 6-15 (Johnson in his opinion. Ericksrm ^-2) worked out of trouble in foul pop during first-inning action Tuesday against the Blue Jays at Hal McRae, winning its fourth straight 3 8 1 5 1 5 1 5 Lancaster .3 2-3 3 3 1 0 2 Crman p 0 0 0 0 Rghetti p 0 0 0 0 at Wtoddatl Bald. Brian Gorman and Ridtard Slocumb 1 0 0 0 0 1 Totals 30 2 5 2 Totals 4-8. Scott 2-4, Perkins 01. Wbrfoy 01. Green while handing Seattle its seventh straight Detroit 000 boo O il— 2 01), Portland 2-10 (Drsxter 1-4, Porter 1-4, The ruling, which recognizes the players’ union decer- the first, foiurth, fifth and seventh itmings the Skydome in Toronto. The Athletics went on to an 8-4 victory. Rsifcarcombinodlostrikooutll battars in load­ American League resuits Milwaukaa Astrxhr L.2-2 2 11113 32 6 1 2 6 loss. ing R>Kca Union. Rukor pacad Iho offansa ««ilh 533 004 OOx—15 Afrige 02). Fouled out—None. Rebounds—Los tiEcation, is the latest in a series ^ decisiotrs by U.S. and didn’t allow an extra-base hit among E—de los Santos HBP—by Darling (Dawson), by Darling Cliwlnnatl ogg goo OOB-2 kxjr hits whila Gorman, Vinnio Psvalack, Aric (1). DP—Detroit 2. Angeles 42 (Green 9), Portland 65 (Wiliiams me last time (a no-decision in an 11-6 Stadium to end a five-game losing streak. Tom Gordon (4-2) beat the Mariners Twins 3, Rangers 0 LOB— Detroit 6, MilwaukM 5. 2B—de los San­ (Dunston), by Schourek (Dunston). WP—Dar­ Sm Fiw c Isco 101 012 O lx - 6 District Judge David Doty stemming from the union’s seven. He struck out seven and walked Texas victory five days earlier). I got SmiVt, Matt Fink and A rt^ Laitao also hit safa- ling 3. Balk—Barling. DP-CincinnnIi 1. LOB-Cincinnati 3. San 16). Assiste-Loe Angaiss 17 (Johnson 7), Oates had lost four games and ninp for the second time in less than a week. ly. For Modem, Dan Toomay, Matt Spina, MINNESOTA TEXAS tos (2), Fryman (6). \bunt (9). HR—Doer (12). Portland 20 (Drexter 7). Total toute—Loa An­ 24-day strike in 1987. It came in response to a motion by three over eight itmings for a career-high Molitor (3). Sheffield (2), Svaum (3). Bichette 2 Umpires—Homs. Williams: First, Marsh; them this time." pounds since taking over for Frank Michael Byma, Jeff Schnaidar a ^ Rickey Cor- a b r h b l ab r h bl <®)’ 3B-Duncan (3). geles 22, Portlarod 20. Technicals— Los Angeles seventh strai^t victory. Mike Mactfarlane put Kansas City — 4-1 (8). SF-Cuylar. Second, Wendelstedt Third. Pulll. (3)- SB-Sabo (S. a groi^ of players who sued the league last year seeking Orioles 5, Indians 2: Baltimore finally Robinson, fired last Thursday. taa played wall. GIdden II 4 2 1 1 Dghrty If 4 0 1 0 T—330. A—32,811. Felder (6). Bess (3). CS-Braggs (1). illegal defense 2, Portland Illegal defense 2 since McRae replaced John Wathan — Knblch2b 3 0 1 0 Ptmero 1 b IP H RER BB SO A— 12,884. unlimited f m agency. “Somebody would have got them 4 0 1 0 Detroit S—Armstrong, McGee, TWilson. got manager Johnny Oates his first vic­ Randy Milligan and Tim Hulett National Puckett cl 3 0 2 2 Sierra rf 4 0 2 0 Under the current free agency rules, which took effect sooner or later,” Erickson said. “They got ahead to stay by hitting his fourth home Hibek 1b Tanana L.2-4 2-3 6 5 5 1 0 tory, beating Cleveland at Memorial homered for the Orioles, who came into Sunnysida Up dafaatad Caspar's, 7-3, at 10 00 Franco 2b 3 0 0 0 run to start the second inning. Mack rf 3 0 1 0 Palry 21-3 4 6 6 2 0 in 1978, a team signing a free agent must compensate his Labor Field. Jared Macary had three hits for the Raitnar dh 4 0 0 0 CDavIs dh 4 0 1 0 Searcy 5 5 4 4 3 3 Attendees at clinic will be registered in a drawing for a FREE former team with draft choices. Only two players, winnsrs. Including a liao-run homer. Steve At­ Gonzaizcf 4 0 1 0 Larkin rf 3 0 1 0 Milwaukaa well doubted twice, Richard Roberts was the Petralli c 3 0 2 0 set of Bridgestone S402 Radial tires. Must be present to win! however, have changed teams since that took effect Ortizc 4 0 0 0 M Diazpr 0 0 0 0 August W.4-2 7 3 0 0 1 2 Higuera 2 4 2 2 0 3 Doty’s ruling held that because the union is no longer winning pitcher. Chris McCreary had two hits In Pgirulo 3b 3 0 0 0 Walling 3b 3 0 0 0 Leius 3b 10 0 0 Husonss 3 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Johnson; FirsL Tschida; Greene shows his no-hitter was no fluke defeat while John Williams and Jeff Talbot also Third, Coble. handling grievances for the players and regulates agents, Gagne ss 4 1 2 0 Dwning ph piayad wall. 1000 T— 2:44. A— 12.981, it has abandoned its collective bargaining relationship Totals 33 3 9 3 Totals 33 0 7 0 By The Ass(x:iated Press Greene (4-0) only got a chance to break drove in three runs as visiting Pittsburgh bases-loaded single in the ninth inning to Intermediate Minnesota 101 010 000—3 White Sox 6, Angeis 5 with the league. It was that relatiraiship thm the 8th Cir- into the rotation because of an injury to defeated St. Louis for its fifth straight vic­ help rally visiting Atlanta past slumping Texas 00 0 000 0 0 0 -0 • cult Court of Appeals had cited in overturning Doty and Daimy Cox. In three starts this season, in­ Steiger's outslugged American Legion, 21-14, Kmblauch reached first on catcher's intsr- CAUFORNIA CHICAGO TVmuny Greene wanted most to prove tory. Bonds was 2-for-5 with a run-scor­ SanDiego. at Buckley Field. Ed Dowling had four hits for ferarxe. a b r h b l ! ciHiUnuing the NFL’s antitrust exenq>tk>n. that his no-hitter was more than a fluke. cluding six scoreless innings May 1 ing single in the first inning and a two-run tha wirmars whiia John Roy, Evan Jordan, Dava a b r h b l E—Knoblauch (6), Petralli (5), Walling (1). Ifolonia If 5 0 0 0 Raines If 5 1 3 4 Doty alra held that the players “paid a price” for their He did. against San Firancis(x>, Greene has given triple in the fifth. Justice was in a l-for-17 slide, and (K Helton and Jonathan S ^ks addad throe DP-rMinnesota 2. Texas 1. LOB—Minnesota 7, Joyner 1b 3 2 11 Sosa cf apiece, taryl LeBlarK also played wall. Luka 3 0 0 0 lack of representation when the NFL went to a 17-week Five days after pitching a 2-0 no-hitter up five hits and no runs. for-10 with runners in s(x>ring positiem, Texas 9. HR— Gladden (3). SB-KnoWauch (a. Gwtti 3b 5 0 10 Vntura 3b 10 0 0 D(^gera 8, Astros 2: Dmyl Strawber­ Fader, Bill Coniam arxf Brian Artdarson heui CS—Larkin (1). S—Gladdea SF—Puckett. DPrkerdh 5 11-1 schedule last season, giving each team a week beat Cincin­ also piayad wall. Cora ph 0 0 0 0 “I thou^t I pitched a lot better,” in the fifth inning and added an RBI a 4-0 lead in the first. The homer came in Twaedia Dental Arts blastad D.J.’s Pat Supp­ Royais 6, Mariners 5 Totals 36 5 9 5 T o t a I a or how to ch eck your oii. school siq)plies. Greene said. “I had better command of nati at Candlestick Park. It was urt crowd, sur­ Itiesday. Today Orioies 5, Indians 2 Lrxlrmp 0 0 0 0 Pgnozzl c 4 12 0 LVIlara c 295 Brood Street vived a scare against American Jimmy Arias. The Softball CLEVELAND BALTIMORE 5 111 Oqendo2b 2 2 0 0 ' INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Kevin Cogan, who under- Sabsdni and Graf each could dethrone Seles as the No. Claas LL Division Und2b 4 12 1 Perry ph 10 12 M anchester. CT Ftonchman won the first two sets easily, dropped the 1 women’s player by winning the French Open. a b r h b l abrhbl Tomlin p wem surgery to repair a fractured iqiper right arm, right Slaplas at Manchester, 3.-30 Coteef 3 1 2 0 Dvraux cf 4 0 10. 2 110 GPanapr 0 0 0 0 (203)646-5d00 third and trailed 1-4 in a fourth set tiebreato b^ore two Clasa H Olvlaion Huficf Plactosp 0 0 0 0 DeLeon p 2 0 0 0 frxearm and right thigh sustained in a crash during the All but one of the 16 seeded women survived the first 10 0 0 Hulelt 3b 4 111 WsbsVrf unforced errors by Arias helped him to a 6-3, 6-2, 5-7, RHAM at Northwest Regional (Winstsd), 3:30 Fenninss 4 0 0 0 CRpkenss 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 Agoato p 0 0 0 0 Indianapolis 500, was upgraded frx>m satisEactory to good roun(L The victim was No.' 8 Z in a Garrison, never (X)m- Sherril p 0 0 0 0 7-6 (7-4) victory. Claaa S Division Baerga 3b 4 0 0 1 Orsulak If 3 2 2 0 When; Thursday, conditioiL fortable on clay, and the victor was a Japanese teen-ager, Griswold at Coventry, 3:30 Bella dh 4 0 1 0 Evans rf 3 0 0 0 HfThmplf 3 12 1 The men’s field lost its fifth seed through injury. Girts Tennis Allred rf TolMs 36 911 8 Totals May 30.1991 Cogan, runner-iq> in the 1986 Indy 500, was involved Naedeo Sawamatsu, who turned pro only two months ago. 3 0 1 0 Horn dh 2 1 1 0 Spanish clay-

■ A. f 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 29, 1991 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, May 29,1991—13 wy\ HOME BUYS AT^OWtD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 V NOTICES Kir ?r CARLYLE by Lwry Wright a i HOMES FO R SALE 2 1 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 32 APARTMENTS FOR As a condition precedent *BR AND-New listingl Be RENT______to the placement of any sure to see this excep- MILLBHIDGE-Condos, advertlsinc in the ttonal 7 room Ranch on $79,900. 2 Bedrooms, 1 BEDROOM-Apartment, Manchester Herald, Ad­ KS K Wheelock Rd. in 2 baths, air 2nd floor, on busline. *^*^^*^ r vi vertiser hereby agrees conditioning, pool, $550. monthly. Peter­ 9S5 M.im Slivd Ellington. Situated on a to protect, indemnify lightly wooded 1-1/2 sauna, fitness center, man Bldg. 649-9404. and hold harmless the and game room with ^ p M;iiu lu'sin. ( I OMMO plus acre lot in a very 1-2 BEDROOM-Micro Manchester Herald, its pool table. Call Anne quiet, private location. wave, washer/dryer officers and employees Miller Real Estate, 647- Presents Features 3 bedrooms, 2 hook-up, back yard and CONSTRUCTION CO. against any and all 8000. full baths, 2 fireplaces, o r WITH y jg : , 647-8000 liability, loss or ex­ private parking. Closa family room, large lower to t-84. 647-1817. pense including lever walk-out recrea­ 23 LOTS A LAND FOR DEUCES ARE W lb lll attorneys’ fees, arising tion room and over­ MANCHESTER $134,900 SALE 2 Bedroom flat. 3 New Exclusive Areas For Your Custom Designed Home $179,900 from claims of unfair sized 2 car garage. Charming 3 bedroom Ranch with hardwood Appliances. No pets. Sfm d your wfngt — taka a trip to the trade practices, infring- Beautifully maintainedi flooring.extra apocious living room, generous master MANCHESTER-Building $575Atonth. 2 Months oountryl Wbnderful custom butt 7 room ment of trademarks, $189,900. Jackson & bedroom with deck, ful basement and 2 car ga­ Lot. Exclusive Mountain Security. 649-9455. In Vernon trade names or patents, rage. ‘New To The Market. In M anche^r III I BM.evsl with sliders to deck overlooking 2 Jackson Real Estate, Farms area. Ap­ 2 BEDROOM-ln 2 family. violation of rights of Boulder Ridge III Private AcresI FIreplaoed living room, 647-8400. proximately 1 acre. Un­ Stove, refrigerator, Brook Side Estates ra Carter St privacy and infringe­ A continuation of Boulder Ridge I & II High 3/4 acre V.-V cathedral oeiNngs, lamlly room, waltout derground utilities, washer and dryer. No ment of copyright and BRAND-New listingl Large wooded lots with city utilities. basement to p ^ . SecuriN system, 2 car water, sewer. Asking pets. SecuriW. $560 per wooded lots with city utilities. proprieta rights, unfair Doni miss out on tnn Directions: Highland Street to Carter St. on right. 9»»9*.a, outbuildings already wired. Perfect 7 $130,000. 649-5711 or month. 646-7336 or compatition and libel classic Garrison Directions: Tunnel Road to Risley Road to Tallwood Drive. for horec il 742-1244. Tom. 643-537Z and slander, which may Colonial on Porter St. in CUL-OE-SAC NEIGHBORHOODIII 5-1-1 In South Windsor result from the publica­ Manchester. Feature 8 2 ROOM-Effidency, $395 $199,000 Birch Briar Estates tion of any advertise­ rooms. 4 bedrooms, 1- 2S BUSINESS per month. Available Plen^ of room for the kiddies and enter- ment in the Manchester 1/2 baths, large living PROPERTY June 1. Call Fiano Off Foster St. 3/4 acre treed lots. City Utilities. tainkM in this spacious 0 room Colonial Herald by advertiser, in­ room, 2 fireplace, LL Reaity. 646-5200. e IN I by NEA. me. with 5 bedrooms, first floor family room, family room and office ‘HIGH-Traffic count. The U&R Construction Company has a long tradition of quality work and satisfied home owners. Wouldn't you like to be one? cluding advertisements 3 ROOMS-Heat/hol water, first floor den, first floor laundry. Living and a 12x13 glassed in Secure area Commer- in any free distribution stove, refrigerator. Ask Us About Our Guaranteed Resale Plan. room, 2 car garage tool Lovely grounds sun porch, $187,900. cial/industrlal building, publications published Adult. No pets. $475/ 3 2 APARTMENTS FOR 32 APARTMENTS FOR add up to p r l ^ l We invite you Into this Jackson & Jackson MANCHESTER $119,900 5200 square feet, 6 by the Manchester Month. 1 Month security RENT home with over 2600 eq. feetll Real Estate, 647-8400. W ant a C o n d o with a 2 car g a ra g e ? Rus 1100 square offices, 5 baths, large RENT______, Herald. deposit. 649-0061. THINKING OFTOMORROVnil feet of living, 3 bedrooms, new appliances and car­ shower area Big, open EAST HARTFORD-Clean, SUPER-4 Room $225,000 1 LOST and FOUND ‘CHARMING-Convenient peting, fuli basement and a deck off the masfer area. Over-head doors. COVENTRY-Convenient REALTY CO., INC. Cape. Walk to all modern, spacious 1 Townhouse on Fairfield Home with 8 Acres that can be possibly bed room ? Then put this one on your list of must sees. Asking, $230,000. location. Rear courtyard schools. Beautiful yard, bedroom on 2-floor. Ap- St. 2 Bedrooms, private ROBERT D. MURDOCK, Realtor subdivided Into additional lots. Tlie con­ LOST-Pair of men’s rim­ Strano Real Estate, entrance. Carpeted, 1 large summer porch, D.F. REALE, INC. plianced kitchen, basement, great yard. SWAlMOveen temporary Tudor offers 8 rooms, 4 less reading glasses in 647-7653. bedroom apartment. above ground pool. 3 or REAL ESTATE hardwood floors. $495 $495 plus utilities. No 6 4 3 - 9 5 5 1 OR 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 bedrooms, Iving room with cathedny ceil­ a case. Lost in Shop Adults preferred. No 4 Bedrooms, family ■ ■ ■ ■ 17StlilnSL,MsnelMtt*r monthly plus utilities/ pets. Call Peg, 649- ing, windoWs to views of Eastern Ct — Rite area. 649-0548. pets. $450/Month. 1-1/2 room. Call Ron ■ ■ 646-4525 26 VACATION security. ^9-4361. 0781. Available July 1. 99 E. CENTER STREET • MANCHESTER, CT on Bolton Notchl Cal for your s h ^ NEW AND EXPERIENCED AGENTS WANTED PROPERTY Months security. 742- ing Smoke an olfsri 10 FART TIIIB HELP Fournier, 649-3087. 0569. MANCHESTER-2 Family. RE/MAX East of the Nawly updated. 2 TERRIFIC-6 Room WANTED River, 647-1419. CHARLESTOWN Rl- EAST HARTFORD-3 duplex, 3 bedrooms, HI Bedroom in quiet Summer rental. Call Room efficiency. On country kitchen, nice ‘NEWS CORRESPON- *CREAM-Puff, 6 room ‘REDONE-lnside and out, rieighborhood. Close to 649-9994 after 5 pm. busline. Heat, hot water yard, private basement. DENT-W e currently Ranch, newly finished Bolton, $174,900. Fan­ town center and ls\"' included. $400 a month $625 plus utilities. No NEWS FLASH have an opening for a family room in tastic 3 bedroom Cape busline. $595/Month 31 ROOMS FOR RENT §lus 1 months security. pets. Call Peg, 6 4 9 - basement. Very good in quiet location. C om ­ plus Utilities. Dale. 529- STRANO CHFA MONEY U&R REALTY CO. news correspondent to 68-0866. 0781. cover Andover/Bolton condition throughout pletely refurbished in­ 8276. 395 NORTH MAIN STREET 203-647-7653 OFF IS C O M IN G COVENTRY-Large, , 6 4 3 - 2 6 9 2 events. This is a part entire house. South cluding new carpeting MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 203-643'2215 FAX IN J U N E throughout, custom sunny, private MALLARD VtEW time position which in­ Windsor, $148,900. entrance/bath, LEGAL NOTICES NEW RANCH ^Stop in or call to be pre- fR/Robert D. Murdock, Realtor cludes covering town Tony Zilora, Philips PUBUSHER'S NOTICE: kitchen, spacious family ro o m a n d master fireplace. Non-smoking AND COLONtAL HOMES! ^qualified. government meetings Real Estate, 742-1450. EQUAL HOUSING LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 MM bedroom additions and male. $400,742-5861. FOR SALE/LEASE Select from a huge inven­ and feature writing. A certified fist of Republican party-erxlorsed candidates on the Change your lifestyle to 1 fir living. Z BR ‘CUL-DE-SAC- OPPORTUNTTY so much moral D.W. MANCHESTER-Free 2 bath Ranches. Also 3 BR 1 t/ 2 bath tory of CHFA Approved Please apply in writing AI Real Estate advertised In INVITATION TO BID , slate of distrid delegales to the September 7, 1991 State Colonials. An. garage. From $143,900. to: Manchester Herald, Neighborhoodl this newspaper Is subject to Fish Real Estate, 643- week with $100 security The Manchester Public Republican Parly Rules Convention in the 4th Senatorial Dis­ North Mam Street to Union Street to Homes and Condos. $189,900. Plenty of the Federal Fak Housing /tet 1591 or 871-1400. deposit. Clean, quiet, P.O. Box 591, Schools sdicite bids for FU EL trid in the towns of Manchester, Glastonbury, Bdton, Hebron Rosseno Drive. Call Us Todaytit room for the kiddies of 1968 which mokes It llfegal furnished. 646-8337. and Columbia is on file in my office at Town Hall, 41 Center Manchester, C T 06040, to advertise "any prefer­ *THINK-Of Tomorrowl O IL for the 1991-1992 school “We're Selling HousesP and entertaining in this StreeL Manchester, Connecticut and copies are available for or call 643-2711 after ence, limitation or discrimi­ $225,000. Home with 8 MANCHESTER-Large fur­ year. Sealed bids will be spacious 9 room public distribution. 12-noon. nation based on race, color, acres that can be pos­ nished room, separate received until June 6, 1991, Colonial with 5 A Primary will be held July 16, 1991 in said Senatorial Distrid religion, sox, handicap, fam ­ sibly subdivided into entrance, busline. $85 2:00 p.m., at which time they COMMISSION-Sales help if a slate of opposition candidates for such Convention is ffied bedrooms, first floor ily status, or rratlonal origin, or additonal lots. The con­ will be pubfidy opened. The wanted in local carpet any Intention to make any weekly plus security. pursuant Section 9-408 of the General Statutes, not later MANCHESTER g245 000 family room, first floor right Is reserved to reject any Si store. Call 688-4961. such preference, limitaflon temporary Tudor offers 648-1919 evenings. th a n 4 M )p .m .o f Ju rre 1 2 ,1991. - ^ce^ional 10 room contemporary Raised Ranch. 4 bedrooms’ 1st den, first floor laundry. and all bids. S p e d ^ t io n s Of dlscrimhxitlon." 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, Petition forms,to instructions and information concerning the pro­ .HI floor f^ ily room, large office room or leisure room, formal dining Living room, 2-car and bid forms may be secured This newspaper will not knovi-1 living room with cedure for filing opposing candidacies may be obtained from garage tool Lovely Ingly accept any advertising W ont to sell your cor? Fo r at Ihe Business Office, 45 N. room, 2 fireplaces, 2 baths, 20x40 in-ground pod. Excellent condition cathedral ceiling, win­ the Republican Registrar of Voters of any town in the dtetrict throughout. LINGERIE SALES ground add up to for Real Estate which Is In v k m dows to views or East­ quick results, use a low- School Street, Manchester, 25,0(X) women have ex­ privacyl W e invite you lotion of the low. O ur readers cost Classified od. CT. Edward TomKiel, P;>5» are hereby Informed that ai ern CT-High on Bolton LOVEUrCAPE EXQUnrTE ELEGANCE in to this home with 073-05 Town Clerk of Manchester Gorgeous home in impeccable condi­ perienced the excitement dwellings odvettbed In thb Notch! Call for your Totally remodeled 3 BR. lt / 2 bath Cape. over 2600 square feet. 078-05 HIGH TRAFFIC COUNT. SECURE AREA tion. Gleaming harthirood firs., marble and aflbidabli^ of Tempt­ newspaper are available on showing and make an New kit. with breakfast nook, 2 tiered Anne Miller Real SPECIAL MEETING NOTICE Commercial/Industrial Building. — 5200 sq. ft. Six offices, 5 FP, Florida room overlooks Hartford an equal opportunity basis. offsri Anne Miller Real TOWN ADVERTISEMENT deck leads lo 27' A/G pool. Beaubfully ress Fashions Designer Estate, 647-8000. To complain of dlscrimlrsfi- PUBLIC HEARING skyline, LL rac rm, 1st fir. lam. rm., gour­ Estate, 647-8000. baths, large shower area. Big open area. Over-head doors. decorated. Reduced $153,800. ttoncoH: BOARD OF DIRECTORS N O T IC E T O D O G O W N ER S ■Ws’re Seking HousesP met kit and much, much more. $300't. Ungerie Home Parlies and *DEUCES-Are wildl Asking, $230,000. “WIe'ra Selling HousesP TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT This is a reminder that dog licenses will be available during the catalogs. Now you can HUD toll-free at: ‘VERNON-$182,000. $179,900. Spread your month of June and must be renewed by June 30th. If your 1st In Service tool Earn high commis­ wings-take a trip to the 1-800-424-8590 Boulder Ridge, unique Notica is hereby given that the Board of Okectors, Town of F O R L E A S E Manchester, Connecticut, will h dd a Public Hearing at the Lin- dog(s) is not licensed until after June 30th the owner is subjed countryl Wonderful cus­ 7 Room Raised Ranch. to a late licensing penalty and a possible fine. If Ihe dog was sions, great promotions edn Center Hearing Room, 494 Main SireeL Manchester. 1.800 sq. ft. at $300 per mo. (2 offices — 1 up & 1 down), tom built 7 room bi-level Cathedral ceilir^ living licensed for the 1990-1991 year you will be receiving a VERNON and F R E E lingerie. Call MANCHESTER- Connectkxjt on T u e ^ y , June 4,1991 at 6:30 p.m. on the fd- 1st floor bath with shower, A/C, private entrance. Bl anchard/ Rossetto $182,000 with sliders to deck $245,000. Exceptional room, kitchen with fami­ poslcaid reminder. This reminder shows Ihe rabies vaccina­ Boulder Riiidge, unique 7 room Raised Ranch. Cathedral ceilinged todayl lowing: 2. 2200 sq. ft. at $895 per mo. Second floor. Open space overlooking 2 private 10 Room Contemporay ly room area, sun room tion date. A veterinary certificate is also required for spayed or FREE living room , kitchan with family room area, sun room with Jacuzzi, 3 Report of the Charier Revision Commission with 4 individual offices, 2 baths, A C , private entrance. 1 1-800-562-7677 acres I Fireplaced living Raised Ranch. 4 with jacuzzi. 3 neutered dogs not previously licensed. Flenewals may be REAL ESTATE MARKET ANAUrSIS S646-2482 bedroorns, partial rec room, 2 baths, fireplace. Call us to see. room, cathedral Bedrooms, 1-fioorfami- Bedrooms, partial All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at made in person or through the mail. If mailed pleasa indude a ceilings, family room, iy room. Large office recreation room, 2 locations which are accessible to handroapped dtizens. In ad­ self-addressed, stamped envelope. 1 1 HELP WANTED walkout basement to room or ieisure room, baths, fireplace. Call us dition. handicapped indKriduals requiring an auxiliary aid in Regtelration fees are as follows: patio. Security system, formai dining, 2 to seal U&R R ealty, order to facilitate their parlidpation at meetings should contad Neutered male or spayed female, $6.00 CERTIFIED-Nurses 2 car garage, outbuild­ firepiaces, 2 baths. 643-2692. the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the scheduled meet­ Unneuteied male or unspayed female, $10.00 Aides. Experienced part ing so that appropriate arrangements can be made. ings already wired. Per­ 20x40 in-ground pooi. ANDOVER- Kennel, $53.00 time, all shifts, new shift fect for horsesi Anne Exceiient conditon WATERFRONT-3 Wbllaoe J. Irish. Jr., Secretary Regular office hours are as fdlows: > y / r J i ' -=34 differential. No benefit Miller Real Estate, 647- throughouti U&R Bedroom, 2 bath, com­ Board of Diredors Monday through Friday, 8:30 AM to 5 0 0 PM option. If you have the 8000. Reaity, 643-2692. pletely renovated. An­ Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Edward Tomkiel, Town Clerk skills and motivation to dover Lake. New this 23rd d ^ of May, 1991. Manchester provide residents with ‘EXQUISITE-Elegance. ‘NEW PRICE-$157,500. fireplace, carpet, septic. kST OF THE RIVER (203)647-14191 quality care, call or app­ Gorgeous home in im­ Ciassic custom Coloniai 071-05 079-05 .229- $189,000. 728-690(). 297 east center st., manchester, ct 06040 (800) 544-4932 ly in person at South peccable condition. convenientiy iocated. Windsor Nursing Gleaming hardwood Charming interbr. Let’s MANCHESTER E x- _ Center, 1060 Main St., floors, marble fireplace, make a deai. RE/MAX C anded Cape. 3 IP — ^ -SSWi Florida room overlooks South Windsor or call East of the River, 647- edroom, 2 oaths, Hartford skyline, L- ’.i V4. ^ Real Estate 289-7771. 1419. skylights, large yard, 2- BRAND NEW LISTING!!! shaped rec room, 1- c a r garage. Quiet Don t miss cn this classic Garrison Colonial on Fdrter CHEERLEADING- ‘NEW PRICE-$128,500. ^ ^ 1 floor family room, gour­ central location. Bowers At the other table, the bidding (giv­ St in Manchester. Features 8 rooms — 4 bedrooms, Va Advisor, Coventry High Bungaiow Cape. met kitchen and much, School District. The good en in the diagram) was very aggres­ 647-8400 baths, large living room, 2 fireplaces. LL family room A School beginning Naturai woodwork, NORTH s-rt-ii much more. $300’s. sive. Perhaps SouUi should have dou­ office ancla 12 x 13 glassed-in sun porch. $187,^. $135,900. 649-1279. ♦ KQ76 Manehaaler $219,900 168 Main Street, IVfancheMter August 24, 1991 for fall ”W e’ra Selling HousasI* french doors, barn type bled four hearts, but it takes careful Mint condition. Immediate occupancy. Manchaslsr Y873 signaling days and winter sports. Blanchard & Rossetto, garage. A beautyi HE/ defense to defeat that contract. In­ Conveniently located near all necessities. Charming convenient Cape. Whik to all M anehaslar MAX East of the River, 22 CONDOMINIUMS ♦ Q J 10 4 Large 1800-f sq. ft. 3 bedroom Ranch. Oversized Colonial Ranch-Cape on 2 + Salary, $1438. Contact 646-2482.______stead he went for his own game. Ziit schools, beaubful yard. Large summer 647-1419. ♦ A6 By Phillip Alder baths, central air, 3 Rreplaoet, oversized porch, above-ground poof. 3 or 4 acres. Call Ron Fournier to team ol the Richard Page, Atheletic FOR SALS West led the diamond ace. East was garage. Call BB at 568-8375 or Re/Max many special features In this magnilioent Director, 78 Ripley Hill ‘LOVELY-Cape. Totally bedrooms, family room. Call Ron Fournier ‘MANCHESTER- WEST EA.ST There are days when you seem to be in an ideal position; he dropped the di­ 647-1419. 649-3087. home. 649-3067. vM I Rd., Coventry, CT remodeled. 3 MALLARD VIEW-New 4 1 0 4 $219,900. Mint 4 J 52 dealt all the right cards as defender. amond nine. Whether his partner 06238. 742-7346, Ext. Bedrooms, 1-1/2 bath Ranch and Colonial V A J 9 2 4 K Q 10 5 Cape, New kitchen with condition. Immediate Your partner makes a good lead, and thought this was encouraging or Now Is The Time n T T 63.______homes. Change your ♦ A 4K9862 thought it was a suit-preference signal breakfast nook. 2- occupancy, convenient­ lifestyle to 1-floor living. 4 10 9 7 4 3 2 48 you have an eight or a nine to encour­ To Make A Deall MEDICAL-Secretary- Tiered deck leads to 27’ ly located near all 2 Bedrooms, 2 bath age him to continue. On other days for hearts, E)ast held what was needed. r 'ZZ^SSSSSSS' 2 bedroom, 1500 sq. ft. Transcriptionist. Ener­ above ground pool. necessities. Large 1800 Colonials. Attached SOUTH nothing goes right. Your partner West, holding a singleton diamond, ac­ Townhome on Highland getic individual needed Beautifully decorated. square foot, 3 bedroom garage. From 4 A 9 8 3 makes a great lead, but you have only tually read the signal as suit prefer­ HI u H W B f for busy medical Reduced, $153,800. Ranch, 2-1/2 baths, $143,900. North Main 4 6 4 the two and three with which to signal. ence and switched to a low heart at Street, end unit — A really 4753 OFF TO GRANDMOTHER'S practice. Transcription 'W e’re Selling Housesl” central air, 3 fireplaces, St. to Union St. to Ros­ He sees the three, thinks it is disrour- trick two. East won with the heart nice place. 4KQJ5 using W ORDPERreCT Blanchard & Rossetto, oversized garage. Call setto Dr. ”We’re Selling aging and makes a fatal switch. queen, cashed the diamond king, gave Southfield Green — BRAND NEW LISTING!!! HOUSE... New Pries $157,500 5.1. Send resume to: 646-2482.______BB at 568-83^ or at Housesl’ Blanchard & Vulnerable; East-West In a Vanderbilt match at Atlantic his partner a diamond ruff, and re­ New Pries $128,500 Townhome. 3 BRs. Great Be sure to see this exceptional 7 room Ranch on WE GOni Truly a wonderhil trip back in Ume. Chan Sports Medicine and RE/MAX East of the Classic custom Colonial conveniently Bungalow Cape — natural wood­ Flossetto. 646-2482. Dealer: West City last March, North became the de­ gained the lead with the heart king. Wheelodc Rd. In Ellington. Situated on a lightly abounds throughout this ddi^tful 7 room antiqu Orthopaedics, 155 Main ‘NEW-3 Bedroom River, 647-1419. located. Charming interior. Lets work, French doors, barn type location. Must be sold. clarer in four spades at one table. East Now a fourth diamond effected a wooded 114-t- acre lot in a very quiet, private localicm. Cape Cod on Anker S t In Mandiester. 3 bedrooms, lot St., Manchester, CT Ranches and Capes, 1- ‘NOW-ls the time to maka Soath West North East make a deal. garage. A heautyl $142,500. 3.5 Acres, FHA or VA­ led his singleton club. Declarer won trump promotion. If South ruffed low, Features 3 bedrooms, 2 hill baths, 2 nreidaoes, family of nooks and crannies witti a flexible floor plan, brigh 06040. 645-8387. a deall 2 Bedroom, P ass 1 ♦ P ass room, large lower level walk-out rec room and over­ NG Money down. Vinyl with his ace, drew trumps in three West would overruff; but when declar­ and dieerful with lots of windows, 2 car garage vdtl ‘NOTHING-But the besti 1500 square foot town 1 4 Dbl. 2 4 4 4 AilnwiMSonitASawirtKirtidyeMWiWOxnWmtfOpwBsrBMt&ssOlfcw ' [ U l i j ] sized 2 car garage. Beautifully maintained! $189,900. shed. Sprawling lo t Reasonably priced at $132,900 SALES-Management. siding, no-wax floors, rounds and ran the clubs, discarding er ruffed high, East had to score a Gracious Colonial on a home on Highland St., 4 4 P ass P ass Dbl. Honest, realistic man or full basements. two heart losers from dummy. Now trick with the spade jack. That was beautiful lot. Over 3- end unit. A really nice P ass P ass P ass woman only. The declarer led a diamond; he lost only three down, plus 500, and a gain of 920 ^ ^ ss Coventry and area acrssl Possible place. R E ^ A X East of Hartford (Dourant said it three red-suit tricks. points. OFFICE HOURS: DAILY 9 AM TO 8 PM: SATURDAY 9 AM FU 5 PM commercial, great spot the River, 647-1419. Opening lead; 4 A alt, ‘Unique product, no for a business I 3-Car Vinton Village Rte31 competition.* Hurry, call ‘OAK GROVE-Farms, garage, work room, hor­ 3466 D Main S(., (ktveniry 647-8067. Manchester, $94,900. IHILIPS ‘NEWS FLASH-CHFA ses okay. 3 Bedrooms, Newer 1-bedroom REAL ESTATE TOOL AND DIE Money Is coming in 1-1/2 baths. Coventry, ranch condo in an at­ D.W.FISH 1 YR. BUYER ® MACHINIST-For busy June. Stop in or call to $199,900 Erin Marvel. Astrograph THUttALTYCOMIWV I I tractive complex. Unit 742-1450 647-0120 PROTEfn^lON AVAIUBLE job shop in Vermont. be pre-qualifiad. Select Philips Real Estate, offers efficient and 220 HARTFOm TPKE. • VERNON 243 MAIN STR.EET • MANCHESTER h Wages and benefits from a huge inventory 742-1450. - generous living area LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You are in a very your own today, but you could be even 6 4 3 -1 5 9 1 depend on experience. of CHFA. Approved plus a garage. interesting cycle where intangibles more productive with a capable part­ Sand resume to P.O. homes and condos. Amenities, include ten­ i % u r could prove to be of much greater value ner. Be a team player instead of a Box 92, Bennington, Call us todayl ‘OFF TO-Grandmother’s nis and pool. D.W. Fish than things of a material nature. You soloist. Vemnont 05201 or Call Blanchard & Rosseto house...We gol Truly a Real Estate, 643-1591 * ^ B i r t h d ^ may begin to see signs of this today. P IS C E S (Feb. 20-M arch 20) It looks like a 802-442-8674. Real Estate, 646-2482. wonderful trip back in or 871-1400. VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) While things the career opportunity you've been time. Charm abounds may be presently coming your way with­ hoping for is about to present itself, WAITERWAITRESS-Call ‘NICE-Pricel Lovely Cape throughout this delight­ ‘SOUTHFIELD-Green, May 30,1991 out you having to exert too much effort, possibly today. Be ready. or apply in person. Ask with 3 bedrooms, f ct Bf ful 7 room antique Cape Townhome, 3 imagine how much more could be done ARIES (March 21-April 19) Friends are NICE for Bw . 742-3663. An­ woodstove, inground NOTMNQ but THE BESTI - Gracious I 3 BR*. Cod on Parker St. in bedrooms. Great Benefits could come to you in the year If you really applied yourself. likely to impart information to you today C oto^ on a baautIM lot Over 3 amel ..Jstova, In-ground pool, attki space dover Pizza & Pasta, pool. Attic space Manchester. 3 location. Must be sold, ahead by way of contacts you develop LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) It behooves that they are reluctant to share with oth­ Rosslbfe Commercial. Great soot for a Rte. 6 Andover. in iarge organizations or clubs. Involve OAK GROVE niRMS NICE SIZE RANCH upstairsIIO that Ifiat canWWili be Bedroom s, lots of $142,500. RE/MAX you to do what you can to help others ers. This could be especially true in a oweite. work room, hor- 20 min. from Hartford. yourself in this environment, one where MAIKHESTER $94^ EAST HARTFORD $138 900 WORKING FOREMAN easll)lily finished.*' ' ■ ^ Great nooks and crannies East of the River, 647- achieve their hopes and expectations at social setting, and what you learn will be saeOR. 3 BR's, li« batos. COVENTRY, you'll have a chance to cultivate new Newer one bedroom Ranch Condo in and attraclive complex. Unit $199,900. ERIN MARVEL locatation..2 0 minutes with a flexible floor plan, 1419. this time; what will be beneficial to them useful. 8« room Ranch wHh an appealing price. Three bedroorns includ­ AND SUPERVISOR- friends. offer efficient and generous living area phis a garage. Amenities ing masfer with half bate, eat-in kitchen plus dining area Con- F o r m achine sh o p In from Hartford. bright and cheerful with will be ol equal advantage to you. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your finan­ ndudstermfe and pool. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Your creativ­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your chart cial prospects look quite encouraging venisnt 10 bus, shopping and F84. Vermont. Job Shop C o v e n t r y , re d u c e d I lots of windows. 2-C ar ity is at a high level now. You could be shows that you may be destined to ac­ over the next few days. You may be working environment. $142,900 Erin Marvel, garage with shed. Philips Real Estate, MANCHESTER-$75.900. successful with the things you conceive, complish something significant now luckier than usual in ways that could Send resume to P.O. Sprawling lot. provided you follow through on them J 742-1450. Immaculate 2 bedroom, Jh a t will produce dual bertefits. The bo­ amplify your income. Box 92, Bennington, Reasonably priced at yourself instead of turning them over to 1-1/2 bath Townhouse nus portion, however, may not be Initial­ Vermont 05201 or call ‘NICE-Size Ranch, East $132,900. Jackson & others. Trying to patch up a broken ro­ with gleaming ly apparent. 802-442-8674. Hartford, $139,900. 6 Jackson Real Estate, mance? The Astro-Graph Matchmaker hardwood floors, and SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D m . 21) This For your personal horoscopo, Room Ranch with an 647-8400. can help you understand w|ut to do to is a good day to reanalyze a problem lovoscopo, lucky numbers — ‘tfiORbOM RANIBHEB and 13 BUSINESS OPPOR­ lots of closets. F u ll make the relationship work. Mail $2 CREAM PUFF — 6 room Ranch, nawly appealing price. 3 ‘OVERSIZED-Colonial you have been unable to resolve. Sever­ CAPES — 1-3.5 acre#, FHA or VA — No basement. Convenient plus a long, self-addressed, stamped and futura forecast, call ffniahad family room In baeement. Vbry TUNITIES Bedrooms including Ranch Cape on 2-ptus al solutions that previously eluded you Money Down. Vinyl sldiM, no-wax floors, location. FHA- envelope to Matchmaker, P.O. Box REDONE MSIDE A OUT AMENRIES GALORE! U l bassmsnts. COVENTRY and AREA matter with half bath, acres. Call Ron Four- Approved. Ap­ could now become obvious. Astro*Tona (954 each minute; WINDSOR, 9146.600. TONY LARGE LOCAL VEND­ 91426. Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. C A P R IC O R N (D m . 22-Jan. 19) An en­ BOLTON $174,900 COVENTRY $489,000 TOWNS, 9104,978-up. PHIL BLAZAWSKI ZILORA aat-in kitchen plus nelr to learn of the proximately $3000 Touch-Tons phonos only). ING ROUTE-For sale. CANCER (June 21-July 22) If the seeds terprise that has captured your atten­ Fantastic three bedroom Cape in quiet location, (kxnpielely refur­ Many, m ^ extra features can be found in this newer Contem­ dining area. Convenient many special features needed to own your OFFICE HOURS: Repeat business. you've recently sown haven't produced tion Is In dire need of something you Dial 1-900-963-3000 and bished induding new carpeting throughout, custom kitchen, spa­ porary with a view of the lake from the fantastic wraparound to bus, shopping and I- in this magnificient own home. Ask for Pat Monday through Friday 9 am to 6 pm Secure locations. a harvest yet. don't despair. Things are possess in order to become profitable. cious fefflily room and master bedroom additions and so much deck.. Two kitchens, 20 skyUghfe, oversized garage, and pool are 84. O.W. Fish Real home, 649-3087. RE/ Namarow, RE/MAX much better than you surmise, and a enter your access coda Saturday 9 am to 4 pm Above average Income. Try to establish linkage today. morel only a lew of toe highlights — interested? Estaste, 643-1591 or M AX East of the River, East of the River, 647- bumper crop could soon be in the number, which,is 184 S u n A q r t ^ ^ 1-800-940-8883. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F«b. 19) You 871-1400. 847-1419. 1419. offing. should be rather ettective operating on 1 14— M A N C H E S TE R H E R A LD , Wednesday, May 29,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, May 29,1991— 15 aa a p a r t m e n t s f o r j^ H O M E S FO R P l ^ T 91 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE THE NEW BREED BLONDIE by Dean Ybung 5 Stan Oraka RENT ______O 1991 by Devs Covorty Drttiibuted by Kvtg Fesiur*a Syndesis MANCHESTER-Sunny 6 r i CHRYSLER-1 979 _ T a !------1 H I UH-OH,,HERE WHY OlO eSCAUSC WHEN IT COMES OH, HE CA N 'T 0 E . HOW MANY OTHER PHOPt-B roorns. Fireplace, new 91 VWJETTAGL C ro s s w o rd COMBS MR YOU SAY •no FOOD, h e 's t h e m o s t AUU THAT BAO COUNT THE HOLES IN A MANCHESTER-Fur- . LeBaron. 4 Doors. New 0UMSTEAO UH-OH"? FlhJCKV UMH IN THE SWISS CHEESE ? nishad 3 room appliances,' hookups, tires, loaded. Clean Automatic, Air Conditioning WORUO apartmont, 2nd floor, garage, no pets. $950 velour interior. Must sell ^ u s utilities. 647-1078. fit! $9,995 . haat. Private entrances. at a great price, only ACROSS othari Anawsr le Pravloua Puiiia No pete. Security/ $575. Call today, 647- 91 Golf 4 Dr. 4B 502, Roman references. 643-4860 ' 3S STOR E A OFFICE 9991. 5 Speed, Air Conditioning 1 Folklort 49 Thomat — □□□□□ □□□□ after 12-Noon. citalura Ediion □□□□□□ □(!□□□□ SPACE______KITCHEN & BATH D ATSU N 310-1979. Lots $9,495 6 Grind 53 Dtllcalt □ □□□□□ □□□HQI!] PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ MISCELLANEOUS logathar 55 Pradaltr- . M/WCHESTER-2. 3, and of miles and ugly, but aaa tma □□[!□ •FOR LEASE-1) 800 REMODELING 11 That It to mlnt 6 Room apartments. PAPERING REMODELING SERVICES very reliable. Nice 89 Golf 2 Dr. □ □ a a n a a square foot at $300 per tay 57 Moral Moral Security. 646-2426. stereo and new tires. 13 S M a ol 58 Spread □□□OQ □□□ □□□ nranth. (2 offices, 1-up KITCHEN Ct BATH FRANK YOUNG GENERAL $6,995 dltlaranca Weekdays. 9am-5pm. w e i g l e 's p a m u n g c o : $600 or best offer. 644- about, at a □□□□□□ □□[!□□□ and 1-down) first floor REMODELING Quality work at a CONTRACTOR ODD JOBS 14 Aviator — rumor □ aQflQQ £]□□□□□ 9899.______87JettaGL Earhart 59 Military MANCHESTER-5 Room bath with shower, air reasonable pricel Kitchen and bath remodeling □□□ ai3a □□□□□ 5'-29 Visit our beautiful show­ • Roofing • Vinyl • Siding Truckin g, 16 S^tttd oparatlon apartment, 1-floor of 2- conditioning, private Interior & Exterior $5,995 16 "Aiyou— " 60 Salad grtan caQQiiaiia room or call for your • Replacement Windows ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson family. $595 plus entrance. 2) 2200 Free Estimates Home Repairs. FORD FAIRMONT-1981. 17 FIraarm UnilQ □□□ □E3Q free estimate. • Custom Decks • Additions Interior/exterior in ex­ UanyOtlwrUaodVW ’0 ownart' org. DOWN □□□□□Ol □□□□□□ utilities. Near hospital. Square foot at $895 per Call Brian Weigle You name it ~ We do it ARE YOU DOP'T fORGET 11 I 7HI6/61ME STACKIWAPT month, 2-floor open HERITAGE KITCHEN 1434774 cellent conditbn, stan­ lb Chooaa From 19 Lyric □ □□□□□ [!]□□□□□ Security deposit. No 645-8912 • BipiiiMiea hi— THEM. 7 V HAVE, offices, 2 baths, air 254 Broad Street Insured cellent condition. Call BOB RILEY 23 Bom 3 Biblical 22 Siam 42 Kata Nalll- MANCHESTER-2 Bed­ conditioning, private MARTY MATTSSON CUSTOM QUAUTY 646-0744 after 5pm. 24 Ratatnar maatura 24 Invsatlgativa gan movla Manchester OLDSMOBLEAIOLKSWAGEN 27 Allirmad 4 Batlla agey. room on 1st floor, Wal­ entrance. Strano Real One stop improvements. 43 Flinch nut St. $700/Month in­ 649-5400 Painting Interior/Exterior HONDA-1980 Accord. 259 ADAMB 8T., MANCHESTER 29 Wandarin 5 Invanlor 25 Eagis 45 Point oppo- Estate, 647-7653. Freming to Peinling. 643-0304 ttora 26 Dawn cludes utilities. Security, Good condition, runs Whitnay alta lanith Wallpapering Uesnsed t Insured. 649-1749 31 Ruttlan 6 Short lor 28 Famala daar 47 Work Ilka references, lease. 646- MANCHESTER-Store/ well. Asking $800. Call Iquor Auguilua 30 Skin 5-29 1 Dave Coverly Bath 8i Kitchen 30 Years Experience B.EB. Member 4412 or 649-4820. commercial use. Main AL's HANDYMAN 643-6410. 35 Motalc 7 Snooiat problam 50 Emit cohar- Rem odeling References, insured CsM Oeve Ademick lor e free quote. nlgrg 8 Nagatlva Ion 32 Danllat'a anl Hght St near Center St. 646- M ER C U R Y GR AN D MAR- “How am I supposed to enjoy ‘W heel of MANCHESTER-5-1/2 2426, 9am-5pm. Homb renovations. 645- 6523 From home to yard and . 36 S l ^ a d 9 Play divlaion dag. 51 Compatat Room duplex near 384. 649-4431 QUI-198S. Loaded, 4- 37 FniH drink 10 Danaa row 33 NawZaaland 52 Noll!, — or Fortune’ when you keep blurting out the O n e call does it all. everything in betvYeen. 40 Gloomy parrot $750 a month. Call 649- door, excellent lArCenter Motors^ olahrubt bull a n s w e r s ? ” No Job too small. Free estimates. condition, 40,000 miles, 41 Not many 12 — Stadium, 34 Annex 54 Poallc 6300. “EASY DOES IT’ G.L McHUGH PAINTING RICK'S HANDYMAN Auto Sales 44 Fur-baaring Haw York 36 Country praposltton Free estimates. very dean. $13400. 649- SNAFU by Bnico BoattI* j0N0ft?O Interior/Exterior Painting CARPENTRY SERVICE 289-6253 369-371 Main Street animal 13 Comas cloaa 38 Army group 56 Lagandary is the way to desetbe 649-2871 5711 or 742-1244. 46 Intar — : 18 Thing In law 39 Bl pius one bird Wallpapering - Paper rsmoval Oacka, AddMono, RtmoiMfne, SPIDER-MAN by Stan I 33 CONDOMINIUMS placing a want ad. Rapain, Shtalrook Tom. 649-4304 among 21 Procaduro 41 Daallnlaa Ceilings repaired and replaced * Abo Cltanlng e Having 1990 Chrysler LeBaron 910,798 FOR RENT Just ca f643-2711 and h o n e y g o t Serving Home Owners East of the Sanior CWzon dboount DON'T KNOW Where to 1963 Chevy Citation 91,996 t - r - 4 $"*111 T“ 1 t IS , YOU'VE IT4a JAfABSOH OHHH, Honey f3usr. wedotheresti Inouiad - Ralaranoaa HEATING/ Let A Specialist River Since 1975 look next for a lob? How 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix $3495 ' THAT 0IRL YOU ■/METONeWJrwitH pgo/Yise YOU'LL m e e j CONDOS-And Call today lor your estimate 646- 1948 PLUMBING obout placing o "Situa­ 11 EAw 1$ A HER.'ITS SeEHERAeAlR/ apartments. 1 and 2 D o lt ! 1968 Hyundai Excel 92A96 643-9321 tion Wanted" od in 1964 Chevy S-10 Pickup 92,996 mHocettr/ Bedroom. Some with I Eager buyers read | hstanaiion and Replaoement classified? 1962 Honda/Vccord 93498 14 15 garages, pool and CARPENTRY, I theClassified | MASONRY, ofOLGas&Becbfc 1966 Ford LTD 93,798 tennis. $500 to $880. L A W N CARE VlUAGE PAIhTTERS ■Walsr Heaters 1963 Toyota CeNcaGT 93,998 IS Call Anne Miller Real I oolunms | CEMENT WORK TONY MARCH ■V/atm Air Furnaces 1964 Toyota Supra 96,999 _ w : ! ■ Estate, 647-8000. Specializing in 1966 Pontiac BOOOtE 95,796 I eveiy day! ■ C a ll T o n y ■ B o i^ BUICK-GMC YARDMASTERS 1965 Pontiac FleroCpe. 94495 Exterior House Painting after 5p.m. Wlbon OH CompiHiy Pre-Owned Specials far Spring Clean-Up 1969 Chevy Corsica 15495 Senior Citizen Discount 6458393 S4Ch«vyCavcBar SSA77 1965 Custom Cruiser Wog$4,795 3 4 HOM ES FOR RENT Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut 6 4 9 -0 8 1 1 86 Ford E*cort $2,S77 TOT M Bronco HEddaBouw |t,9n 1979 Fofd Bronco XLT $3495 Yards, gutters, garages 872-7782 NOfOKTOOSMAU. FOUR ROOM SINGLE- •A- UPonHrxPaWom* Wagon U.977 Over 40 Cv$ in Stock Plut cleaned. Lawn Fertilizirrg. Appli­ ABILITY-HANDYMAN IrwtarY Service/Ftee Ediroafes B7Ch*Vvawv«tt«2SK $3,977 Freshly painted-outside ances Removed. Carpentry, Balh/KItchan Ramodeing 87 Okk Brougham 2 Dr. $7,677 New Arrivalt Dally B-M AND HOME REPAIRS j r n r and inside, carpeting, Hauling, Backhoe Work. OnscolDoestfAl B7 Toyota Plckip $3,977 electric stove. Centrally Any type home repair MYoanlMparimco BSPonKocGrandAm $7,977 "FuU Auto Repair Senica" EEK AND MEEK by Howl* Schn*ld*r Any Job Considered. AUTO DETAILING 86 Acura htogKi 12K $9,7n IT w located. 184 Woodland o r n e w p n ^ MSiM SB Canhiy Eilat* Wagon $8,477 S t Monthly rent-$480.1 PLUMBINC a HEATMC 8SCh*vyB*r*tta12K $4,977 I tUEAjra/TLftsrioiGKrajrTH F V D W D K P ttJCT AlCtDOUR(DI0C£fil05 Call 643-9996 NisideffOuL 45 2 T Month security deposit. Ma n c h e s t e r Professional Car 649-2871 88 Bdck Ragct $8,977 A eOvm)MEAn"TQ£ IF THCBE: Ckpe near hospital and HERALD Spring Speciai 57 • Laam Cut a Trim WATERPROOFING 90Ch*vy6-20VOn7K $11,977 BUICK, INC. “You expect us to be spotted by signaling CAW Be A WteCTING OF high school. 3 Classified ads • Formal Hadga TrimnVng ROOFING/ 90G*oM*tro12K $4^77 w with a piece of camouflage?!" Bedrooms. $950 a • Traat a Shrubo Plantao * 8 9 “ 91 Brick L*Srlx* 8K $14,977 1962 Plymouth IMtonI 9249S 55 m e M t w D S • Pnining • Spot Saading • Fariibtw WET BASEMENTS? - month. Ken, 643-1442. phone 643-2711 Most Can SIDING 91 BUdr R*gol $1$A77 196SCIwvroMC*l*brily $$,7N • VtgaUbla Qardan* Roto-Tllad Hatchways, foundation cracks, • Drivawayo Soalad hdudes: 722 Wethersfield Ave. 19e6ClwvyCamaro I4,99i ■ X T Aoa NMnan CWilmalM • Bufflng-Woidng sump pumps, tte lines, gravity LEGAL NOTICE t4S-131Z LIONEL COTE Haitfordr CT 1Ve6VWJ*ttaGlZ 9i,M0 • Interior Sfxvnpoo feeds, and dry wsNs. Also damp­ Stumped? Get answers to clues by calling “ Dial-a-Word” ROOFING & SIDING 24P-1301 19860101 CtollaSSCp* 9i,9SO I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME • Engine Oegreoang ness proofing of concrete walls at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 184 NOTICE FRANK YOUNG ■30 Years Experience l9eSBulckL*Sabr*SKl 9$490 I • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee PUBLIC HEARING EXTUnOR MAINTENANCE a Vmyl & Leather Condhioning and floors. Chimney dean outs, 1966 PonHcx: FIrMXrd $7,910 95c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MC/Visa Accepted Fully Insured $challer Unscramble these (our Jumbles, 5-24 * LANDSCANNC stone walls, and concrete repairs. 19e9Cta1omCn4MrWbg $9,9M 2 TOWN OF MANCHESTER. CONNECTICUT •License # 506737 one letter to each square, to form SaoMnO Mowino and Q uality 19S9BUck Regal Cp* $9,19$ lour ordinary words. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll toringClaarktx Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ // Notice is hereby given that the Board of DirectorB, Town of • Traa Ramovd # Saadng Center Motors 646-9564 Pre-Owned AutDs 19S9M*icuiy Grand Marq $I1,9S9 Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Pubfic Hearing at the Un- • FarttUng io r d tiz e n d s co u n ts . Value Priced 19S9BulckSI(yla(fcCoup* $7440 RADAW I PIPN'TaUcEP I <5UE96 X s h o u l d n 't H A V E ANP WASHED IT DOWN coln Center Hearing Room, 404 Main StreeL Manchester, Aik for our trm« brochure 369-371 M ain St. Albert Zuccaro 19e9awvyC*Mlc«yWbaon 90,900 WITH THE CTHER HALF. 6 4 S -8 8 9 2 USED CAR BEST BUYS! A W INK AL.L EATEN THAT H A LF O F A ConnecticuL on Tuesday, June 4, 1991 at 7:30 p.m. to con­ 649-4304 1991 Stick l*Sobr* $14,910 sider and act on the following: IMSCiMvyCwallir $3,500 LA-oTNISM T. , PEPF'ERONI PIZZA... . Waterproofing ^ laai baim* ■*•*• $*n«*« » TREE SERVICE/ Auto,/UC, PS, P B . Low Miles a. Appropriation to education Special Projects — Fund RESIDENTIAL SERVICES 646-3361 81 Adams Street CELEBRITY CIPHER 240: PRUNING 1981 Cfwvy Sprint Exprasi$2,99S Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous YARDWORK people, past and present. Each letter in the cipher stands tor MESO U 1. Head Start Health Coordinator...... $500.00 5Spsed,AM4=M Manchester another. Today's clue: C equals B. 2. Aetna Foundation Grant...... $500.00 • Clean ups AUTOMOTIVE HAWKES TREE SERVICE lOMPtymouttiCeHOT $5,795 to be financed by donations from the Foulcte Family • Odd Jobs ELDER CARE 649-4571 A / Bucket, truck & chipper. Auto, AMrinil Stereo, Sharp *JTPBP ZBP JXH Foundation and the Aetna Foundation. • Painting SPECIALIZING • Inexpensive Rates Stump removal. Free 1987ChavyCBimroLT $6,900 '' iIiajJn ' b. Appropriation to General Fund — Social Ser­ INUNLEADING NURSE'S-AIDE estimates. Special V-S, Auto, A/C, T-Tops, Leather BPZUHKU XTM R'l HELGGA TH AT ROAC? HO© vices...... $108,000.00 643-5133 B3 CAM PERS ft CYLINDER HEADS consideration for elderty and Years of experience WAS WILLINS TO to be financed by State General AssistarKe Grant; and 1997 Bufek Somaraet $4,995 TRAILERS handicapped Care for Elderly R K U T H X V > MEET ANY OTHER transfer $12,000 to Social Services from General Fund CONLEY AUTO MACHINE S Spd.. PS, PB, m iF U Cassatts A OKIVEI? Contingency. MANCHESTER 191 Cantar M., lAanchattar 647-7553 Excellent references 19M Honda AcoerdLXi $10^400 FORD-1976 Bravo RV, CWURKPUU, ZKA R'l ERNIE by Bud Grac* c. Appropriation to General Fund — TR A N S F E R to Capi­ 645-1695 Call Sedan, Auto, A/C, Loaded 64K, Full rear bath, roof FRIEVY HONDA air, generator. Michelin tal Improvement Resenre...... $331,406.00 742-6402 1999 Pontiac Oran Prtx $5,695 Now arrange the circled tetters to E A R L , -we V E T /OD HOKEAWfo/*-. and allocated as follows: tires. $8500. 649-6077. UJZKARKD HK CHJT form the surprise answer, as sug­ 5AWS VOW'i?e , . FR O M NOrO ON V-8, Auto, A/C, Sharp Car gested by the above cartoon. Town Aid — Improved...... $330,556.00 FURNITURE z c SETTING TOO FPCrf ALL VOU'RE €£m N b Town Aid — Unimproved...... $850.00 RENTS REPAIR 1999 Acura Integra Sed $11^900 95 AUTO SERVICES HL J T P I.’ — CPJJM A FEU FLAKES to be financed by a State Grant already received. MASONRY LOAM Y Y Y ^ -coipnsH Auto, A/C, Low Mites, Like New Answer: A . A . J s - RotoTilleis& BUYING-Junk cars, $5 P B Z C Y P . 77 fcop/ d. Adoption of proposed schedule of rates, charges, and K & R MASONRY We repair aH types of wood fur­ SCREENED LOAM 199ePtyinouUiVeyager fllJX W (Answers tomorrow) r fees, Manchester Sewer Division, effective July 1,1991 niture and antiques indudirrg paid. Call Joey, 528r PREVIOUS SOLUTION; “ It Is foolish to tear one’s hair in Power Carriers Brick, fton* concrat* patk» A LE, V-6, Auto, Loaded, 7 Passenger Jumbles: UNCLE MUSTY LOCKET SWERVE to include the following newly est^lished rates: cNmnayrapoir. new parts, wood turning and Gravel and Processed 1990. Need title. Yesterday's 1/2 Day & Full Day Rates 1997 PtymoUh Voyager $8,500 grief, as though sorrow would be made less with . i s i ‘ 15 ywar> oxpuitneo. wood carving. Gravel, Sand, Stone b'aldness.’’ — Cicero. Answer That Pollyanna saw good in everyone and 1. Set sewer rates for the Eighth Utilities District for /utytaxod SE, 4Cyl., Auto, Loaded, 7 Passenger FREE-Junk car removal. everything------— beC3l because------4;,.4^'* she didn't • • Fiscal Ybar 1991/92 at $1.51 per 100 cubic feet as For Mote Info Call Ucuoo 05236m. Estimates am free and Fill SEE SO WEVELL Oeglttmod t^lh conumor Call 1999 Ford Bronoo I $9,900 Buying late model provided in the formula incorporated in the June piottcllon. For delfveries call wrecks. Call Parker 1989 Agreement between the Town of Manchester Manchster Hardware V 4, Fullpowof. A/C, 4 Wheel Drive t$ew baeh tn stock, JumWs Book No. 43 io ovaHobi# foe $3.10, «7hicti inckNlOf pootogo 646-2789 569-7671 643-4425 742-7886 Street Used Auto Parts. ond honding. from JumUe, e/o tMs nowopopor, P.O. Boi 4366. OrianPo, F I 33603-4366. arxf the Eighth Utilities District. 1999 Acura Legend L $12,900 tndudo yo$ir norno, oddrooo and zip codo and moko chock poysWo to Nowopopoitoooko. 2. Sist sewer rales for Lydall Inc. at $1.90 per 100 V-6, Automatic, Leather 98 W ANTED TO BUT/ cubic feet. 1990 Chevy Cavelier Cfw. $7,500 3. Establish a $25 permit fee for a sewer permit or TRADE______Automatic, A/C, Sport Coupe t h e PHANTOM by L** Falk 5 Sy Barry combined water and sewer permit. 75 TV. STEREOS AND 3B ROOMUA'TES 89 Subaru OL Wagon $8,400 We buy dean, late model used e. Adoption of proposed schedule of rates, charges, and Excessive abbreviations THE BORN LOSER by Art Samom WANTED APPLIANCES Automatic, A/C, 4WD cars and trucks. Top prices fees, Manchester Wbler Division, effective July 1, 1991 R U N TS to include the following newly established rates: paid. ,„WITM ARTIFICIAL abbreviate resuitsi MANCHESTER-Apart- NEC-27" Stereo TV. Ex­ 87 Acura Legend L $11,900 ARE OC ’Ww&MEAMoraici&e 1. Establish a $75 fee for Fire Row Testing. ment to share. $325/ cellent condition. 5 V-6, Auto, Laalhor Mr. Duff - Carter Chevrolet O V ER THE MAR^AAAU-OW 5UN0»E WITH RAILING FIRST' 2. Establish a $25 Permit Fee for a water permit or Be sure readers understand your month for 2 large Years old. $400. Please 82 Bukk Regal Sedan $2,900 1229 Main Street MA£ACtiWUA combination water and sewer permit. rooms, includes utilities. call 647-7071. V4, Auto, AX:, Clean Manchester, CT 3. Establish a monthly billing cycle for large volume 646-5328.______customers. ad by avoiding abbreviations. 85 CfiavraM Spodniffl $2,400 6464464 4. Increase the fee for inspection of backflow devices 74 FURNITURE STEREO-Equipment: 5 speed, A/C, Econo Car from $40 to $50. 643-2711 Denon C D player, Har­ 99 Toyota CamiyLE $6,900 $$$ TOP DOLLAR $$$ “ mon Karson amp. Ad­ Cosh on the barrel head, for your f. Appropriation to Special Grants — Fund 260 — Phone- BUNK-Bed set including 4 Auto, Loaded a. vent speakers. Mag- old or late modal dean used cor A-Ride Program...... $99,780.00 drawer chest and or truck. to be financed by a $54,577 grant from the Urban Mass LEGAL NOTICE child's desk with chair. navox V C R with port­ SCHALLER C a l Aide at Transit Administration and $45,203 previously ap­ 3 Years old. Excellent able movie cam era Ex­ Tony Maich Bwidk-CfMC cellent condition. 647- propriated in the F Y 1 M 1/92 G m e ial Fund Budget PUBLIC AUCTION SALE condition. $400. 647- ACURA 722 WetiMwsfteMAvo. , 7 1 V , c7iVj BY THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER 7071. 7071. HMfttbfd 2 4M 301 g. Appropriation to Special Grants — Fund 260 — Cheney 345 CENTER STREET Hall Restoration...... $200,000.00 Notice is hereby given of a sale at public auction to be held HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by Dlk Browne THE QRIZWELLS by BHI Schorr MANCHESTER to be financed by a grant from the State Department of Saturday, June 1, 1991 at 10:00 am, E D T, at the MarKhester 91 CARS FOR SALE 01 CARS FOR SALE 91 CARS FOR SALE ' WHflTCHA j r TAklNfS A T E ^ T W H A TP YA J AM... 9UT Economic DevelopmenL Police Department Garage, 239 Middle Turnpike East, 647-7077 WHAT yoU'ftE NOT. h. Appropriation to Special Grants — Fund 260, Health Manchester, Connecticut, of the unclaimed merchandise and U>OTlhl<5' VYOUUP tbIN' ? y S TO IF WE'ftE F IN P d U T Education and Risk Reduction...... $16,096.00 Town surplus property as listed below. fit T o i l CdMtWiPLE... 60 F A « i to be financed by a $7,035 State Department of Health Claims for unclaimed merchandise listed below should be ■2 Senrices grant using federal preventive service block made with the Manchester Police DepartmenL Nb claim made grant a $5,341 Department of Health Services per after sale will be accepted. All sales are final and for cash. No capita grant, arto $3,720 from participant fees; ^ sales to minors. Inspection of articles for sale may be made authorization for Richard J. Sartor, General Manager, to between 9 0 0 a.m. and 10O0 a.m. on the day of the sale. FORD make, execute, and approve on behalf of this corpora­ tion, any and aN contracts or amendments thereof with The Town reserves the right to remove items from the sale, the State of Connecticut Department of Health Senrices add herns to the sale, or reject any or all bids for what it deems H Y u n o n i to provide Health Education/Risk Reduction Programs to be in the best interest of the Town. MERCURY to dtizens/employees of the Town of Manchester to be Copies of Rules of the Sale and list of hems for sale are avail- funded by a Grant from State Department of Health abto at the General Services Office, Municipal Building, 41 Services using the federal preventative services block Centor StreeL Manchester, Connecticut. grant in the amount of $7,035.00. Unclaimed Merchandise 36. Ross, girls, 1 u m m . i. Appropriation to General Fund Budget 90/91 — Recrea­ 1. unk.,giris, 1 speed 37. Columbia, girls, 1 aUTOMOTIWt MMIIV ALLEY OOP by Dsv* Orau* FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavos 2. unk., boys, 1 38. Puch, boysT 1 tion — Leisure Programs...... $12,606.00 W ELL, IF THOSE TWO THROW-B/kCKS THINK, 3. Schwinn, girts, 10 39. unk., boys, 1 I TH O S E to be financed by registration fees in excess of budget WD6GSBLOCKEP t h e y V e s t o p p e p m e , t h e y v e s o t a n o t h e r estimate. 4. Saxon, boys, 10 40. KenL boys, 5 ' 'rue nACAf T H I N K c o m i n g : 5. Raleigh, boys, 10 41. unk., boys, 1 j- Approval of an ordinance revising certain sections of 6. KenL boys, 10 42. Huffy, girls, 1 IF YOU C/^NT SEE THE DIFFERENCE, rr ■ € r i - Chapter 13 of the Cods of Ordinances. (A copy of the 7. KenL boys, 10 43. Tomos Moped ^ U T T H B Ym' proposed ordinance may be seen in the Town Clerk’s 6. KenL boys, 10 44. Puch ktopM Office during business hours.) 9. Schwinn, boys, 10 45. Tire Rim CHANGING k. Appropriation to General Fund — Polioe Department — 10. Couger, boys, 10 46. Refrigerant cylinder VI Special Services...... $78,000.00 11. Columbia, boys, 10 47. Refrigerant blinder o u t f i t ^ A ^ A l t ^ ‘ to be financed by additional fees received. 12. Panasonic, boys, 10 48. thru 52. eyeglasses tteri 91 LINCOLN TOWN CAR t«e« 91UNCOLN CONTINENTAL 13. Rudge, b o ^ , 10 53. Flower Pin M FQ^SUGG. RETAIL PRICE $31.628 #L11213 I. Adoption of an orefinanoe authorizing the purchase of 14. S c h i^ n , rays, 10 64. Mini-basketball Bat MFa SUQQ. RETAIL PRICE $31,220 «L11211 premises at 265 East Mkidle Turnpike from Florenoe E. 15. ColumbUL boys, 1 55. Fleligtous photo Harwarth, Conservator of the Estate of Rorertoe M.L. 16. Huffy, boys, 1 56. Realistic C B radio Harwarth, also krrawn as Florence Mary Harwarth, for 17. Ross, girts, 10 57. Misc. jewelry in box BUYBACK BUYBAOC Lees Than the sum of $245,000; and associated appropriation to 18. Columbia, girls, 10 58. Mens cord, jacket sz. 38 General Fund — TRANSFER to Capital Improvement r OBOTMAN by Jim M*ddlck 19. SL Tropaz, boys, 10 50. Ookf chain approx. 15* PHIPPS by Joseph Farris Reserve for the purchase of property locatM at 265 20. All Pro, boys, 10 60. Misc. foreign money sPEcif^^racE»22.910'£ sPEciArpracE*22.220'£ East Midde Turnpike...... $245,000.00 21. Fuji, boys, 10 Town Surplus S O lW O W S A P E T Z n f lL '' -mjMmwmiHei? to be financed from Fund Balance. (A copy of the 22. Sears, boys, 10 61. Adler manual typewriter m sB m E A PLAy&pwNp H E W proposed ordnance may be seen in the Town Clerk's 23. Sun Crest, girls, 10 ve» 91 MERCURY SABLE 4DR. 91 MERCURY COUGAR 62. Mter electric typewriter AVSfVEftS ARGumir.. Office during businsss hours.) 24. Columbja, girls, 3 63. IBM Selectric 72 typewriter M Fa SUGG. RETAIL PRICE $17,002 #111064 M F Q sues. RETAIL PRICE $18,657 «L01127 c p e m A RocFsoHEAi/Y All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at 25. Soverign, boys, 10 64. Adler 21d electric typev.riter L^eHT?..fkr WERisic N PURCHASE PURCHASE THAT flEA/ HE CANTPICI< locations which are accessible to Handcapped citizens. In ad­ 26. unk., boys, 1 65. Royal electric typewriter 0FM > EA R It^ dition, handicapped indvkfuais requiring an auxWaiy aid in 27. Columbia, girls, 3 66. Manual typewrnw BUYBACK ■"22. B U Y B A C K m imopesr..y^.i order to facilitate their partidpalion at meetings should contact 28. Spartan, girls, 10 67. Royal manual typewriter the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to ttM scheduled meet­ 20. Columbia, boys, 10 68. Adler manual typewriter ing so that appropriate arrangements can be made. 30. Phoenix, boys, 10 60. Adler 21d electric typewriter s^u^;pracEM2.975'£ special^ e < 1 2 .9 9 5 '£ Mhllaoe J. Irish, Jr., Secretary 31. Randor, girts, 10 70. Royal manual typewriter Boaird of Directors 32.Schwinn, boys, 10 71. IBM electric typewriter 33. Schwinn, girts, 3 72. Adler manual typewriter MORANDE LINCOLN MERCURY MAZDA Dated at Manchester, Connecticut 34. Tyler, girls, 3 73. Royal electric typewriter 315 Center Street (Rte. 6) Manchester 643 5135 • 1 800 899 5135 this 23rd day of May 1991. 35. Huffy, boys, 10 74. Rctyal manual typewriter 072-06 050-05 ■ FORD MOTOR COMPANY'S SPECIAL PURCHASE BUY BACKS.

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