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Vol. C, No. 9 — Manchester, Conn., Friday, October 10, 1080 YOVK HOMETOWN NEWSHAFER • Since 1881 • 20c Ella urges suit over NU rate hike
HARTFORD (DPI) - Gov. Ella granted to Northeast Utilities and its range from a court challdl|le to a Tuesday had tentatively granted toe CCAG's Energy Committee. "It utility was "very appreciative of and Grasso, saying she's concerned about impact on our consumers and the motion asking for reconsideration of Northeast a $121.1 million increase. is clear that we need to examine the grateful for" the commissioners the 1122.8 million rate increase economic development of our state. the decision, or both. The utility had asked for $177 million methods and procedures governing attention, but added Northeast granted Northeast Utilities, told the "I have asked Barry Zitser, in his The rate increase will be applied to in rate relief, a 17 percent increase. this annual rate ritual. The present "ne^ed every penny" of the $177 3 o f4 consumer counsel today to take capacity as consumer counsel, to two of the utility's electric sub Both consumer groups and structure is just not working ■ million it had asked for. whatever action is necessary, in review each of the determinations sidiaries — the Connecticut Light & Northeast were displeased with the properly." cluding a court suit. with regard to their impact on con Power Co. and the Hartford Electric tentative decision. Northeast com Zitser said at the time that he Over 7 days of testimony, toe com The Division of Public Utility Con sumers and economic development Light Co. Rates will also be raised plained it wasn't large enough. Con would consider an administrative or missioners rejected NU's request to trol Thursday night formally and to take such actions as may be for CL&P's gas customers. sumer groups argued it was grossly judicial appeal of the DPUC decision. boost the minimum monthly electric awarded Northeast Utilities the appropriate," the governor said. The increase became official excessive. "We think it was more than this bill from $5.25 to $6.15. They said a record rate hike that will increase Zitser said one option he's con Thursday when Northeast was given The Connecticut Citizens Action company needed to provide reliable freeze would encourage conservation customers' monthly bills an average sidering is a court challenge. a copy of the Division of Public Utili Group, which opposed the original service to its customers," he said. among low energy users. of 10 percent beginning next month. "She clearly indicated we should ty Control's 80-page decision. The $177 million rate hike request^ by "We have examined this appropria The panel broke with tradition by Mrs. Grasso met this morning with pursue whatever we deemed was utility will return Oct. 17 to suggest a Northeast Utilities, said the $121 tion with experts. They have in deciding Northeast could keep the es Consumer Counsel Barry Zitser and necessary to protect the consumer plan concerning the distribution of million increase was too high. dicated more than $100 million of this timated $42 million it receives in an then issued a statement saying: “I interest," he said, adding that he the increase among its customers “This was a spineless decision by request were puffed up and nual tax breaks for construction am concerned about the magnitude would make a final decision serviced by the two subsidiaries. the Division of Public Utility Con excessive." costs instead of using the savings to Srocters of the rate increase that has been Wednesday. He said his options The DPUC commissioners on trol," said A1 Driscoll, chairman of A Northeast spokeswoman said the lower consumers' bills. DEP stops sewer links "It's unfortunate it had to get to By MARY KITZMANN this point," Pagano said. "We tried Herald Reporter to get the town to make a reasonable MANCHESTER - The state effort to avoid this. DEP wasn't left Department of Environmental with a lot ot choice." Protection has place a moratorium The lawyers claim the amount of on new hook-ups to the Town of sewage going into the Manchester Manchester sewer system. plant exceeds its capacity, and But in a strange twist, the town has brought figures to DEP's attention. not received the order; it was sup DEP began studying the recent posed to yesterday. Jay Giles, public evaluations, according to Robert Choose works director, said the order to cur Moore, director of water com tail sewer hook-ups will not not take pliance. effect until it is received. The letter, DEP- said Manchester is causing from Stanley Pac, environmental pollution to the Hockanum River and protection commissioner, orders the placed the moratorium under the moratorium until completion of the state Clean Water Act. sewage treatment plant expansion. According to a 1978 federal En The $11.6 million expansion is vironmental Protection, Agency expected to be finished in three or study, the sewage plant has an four years. average daily flow of 8.8 million Although the moratorium jeopar gallons, with a capacity f 6.74'4 dizes more than $3 million of recent million. sewer pipe installations which are The moratorium would allow new ready to hook into the town's system, hook-ups only for health reasons, ac and could seriously hamper housing cording to Moore. But any new development, a local group of building permits or sewage permits lawyers lobbied DEP for the issued but not completed will be moratorium to block development of allowed to hook into the town system. Buckland Commons. If there is a reduction in sewage, the Merit Beck and Pagano law offices, town may allow new hook-ups for the Fall setting representing four community same amount as the reduction. groups, began pressuring DEP in New construction with on-site sep The evergreens stand tall as the sun sets on Glastonbury's grass and leaves from other trees begin to cover the natural March for the moratorium. Anthony tic systems is not affected by the Town Green at Hubbard Street. Despite the presence of the carpet. (Herald photo by Lavallee) Pagano, of the law offices, said the moratorium. High tars take back seat to MERIT technology moratorium was requested as a final evergreens, fall is clearly evident as long shadows cover the Moore said about 15 Connecticut resort, after the town officials towns have the moratorium, pending "ignored" its evidence of en nbw treatment plant construction. in tests comparing taste and tar levels. vironmental harm resulting from a Meriden has had it since 1971. The agreement between Manchester, moratorium can be administratively South Windsor, and the Eighth appealed, according to Moore, which Iran, Iraq swap raids Utilities District. The lawyers claim requires a public bearing. The DEP the three-way agreement was a ploy then makes a final determination, to smooth the way for Buckland Moore said. However, in several BAGHDAD. Iraq (UPI) — Iranian But Iraqi fire shot down five of the Iraqi offensive, it was also reported was an attack by Soviet-made There’s a low tar cigarette that’s challenging preference, the MERIT low tar/good aircraft screamed across northern raiding aircraft, the military said. Commons over the Eighth Utilities' appeals, none of the moratoriums seeking diplomatic visas for FROG-7 ground-to-ground missiles objections. Iraq in fierce strikes that killed 13 One crashed into a house in Mosul, delegates to present their views on have been overturned. Moore said Tehran said killed 130 civilians and Beck and Pagano represent the tbe moratorium was an effort to con higl\tar smoking—and winning. people, and Iraqi warplanes pounded killing a woman and a child. the war at the United Nations in New injured 300 others. taste combination was favored Manchester Environmental Coali trol the pollution problem, but not vital Iranian cities on the southern Iran's thrust, starting late York. It was the first reported use in the tion, begun by Michael Dworkin, who correct it. "We're not trying to make front banking toe Shatt Al-Arab Thursday and continuing early Diplomats at the world body said war of the 30-foot-long sophisticated T fe cigarette: MERIT 3 to 1 over high tar leaders when tar has a lawsuit pending against the it better, we're trying to keep it waterway, the Baghdad military said Friday, was aimed at "civilian in missiles, which carry a 1,000-pound the Iranian delegates would discuss construction of the massive J.C. steady," be said. today. stallations and housing areas." Iraq warhead and were described by an only the war and refuse any talk Penney distribution center. Three Giles had not seen the order, which High Tars Finish Second levels were revealed! Iraq claimed its forces besieged said. about the 52 American hostages, now arms expert in London as "quite other groups, the Pleasant Valley was supposed to reach town hall the city of Dizful in an apparent ef Iraqi jets inflicted "big losses" on in their 12th month of captivity. To horrifying." Neighborhood Association, and yesterday. "There are a lot of con Latest research proves smokers fort to cut the pipelines that carry Iran "in both Its military and date, Iran has refused to comply with Long-Term Satisfaction: In the Iraq claimed its forces besieged residents from Smith Street and Cin tractors and developers who will be crude oil. heating oil and gasoline to economic installations" across the a U.N. Security Council call for a Dizful, which oil analysts said has a namon Springs Condominiums are upset," he said. Iran's capital of Tehran. But Iran southern war front between Dizful cease-fire. key air base and two pipelines that prefer MERIT also represented by the group. He questioned the moratorium's latest survey of former high tar smok claimed its had blunted the Iraqi and Ahvaz, Baghdad said. Iran and Iraq were reported get carry crude oil and refined products Pagano and his partners claim effect on several projects which are offensive along the 400-mile Persian The Iraqi military reported the to Tehran from the Ahvaz refinery MERIT ting arms and ammunition from Manchester promotes development under order to hook into public Blind Taste Tests: In tests where Gulf war front. "setting ablaze of the Dez refinery, Arab allies, which would allow both and the southern oil fields. ers who have switched to MERIT 9 in the northeast section at the en sewage, including book-ups to Filter A Baghdad military statement said near Khurramshahr, and destruction countries to continue the fighting un Baghdad, quoting its military com vironment's expense. Since the con Caldor and the Acadia Restaurant. Iranian aircraft swept over a 160- of enemy concentrations" between mander in the central war zone, said brand identity was concealed, a sig' til the rainy season later this month. troversy began, about six years ago, Also jeopardized are the hook-ups to out of 10 reported they continue to mile stretch of northern Iraq at Ruheima and Ahvaz, about 80 miles Iraq's push against the garrison of Dizful was besieged from all sides Pagano said town officials refused to the new Bryan Farms subdivision, Mosul, Kirkuk, and Suleimaniya, northeast of the huge Abadan oil Dizful, about 55 miles inside Iran and and Iraqi troops were "destroying all nificant majority of smokers rated negotiate acceptable environmental the Upper Hockanum and New State enjoy smoking, are glad they killing 13 people and wounding 11 refinery on the waterway. about 300 miles southwest of Tehran, vital facilities, economic and decisions and practices. Road projects. others. While Iran said it had blunted the was preceded by what Iran charged military" in the city, 130 miles north the taste of low tar MERIT as good switched, and report MERIT is the of the Abadan oil refinery. Nohel Prhe for medicine Iranian President Abolhassan as—or better than—leading high tar Bani-Sadr, however, said the best-tasting low tar they’ve ever tried! Iranians had repulsed the assault at brands. Even cigarettes having Dizful and launched counterattacks frldoy______MERIT is the proven alter: in the oil capital of Ahvaz. Genetic research cited Khurramshahr and Sar-i-Pul in the Connecticut Town mentioned twice the tar! native to high tar smoking. north. STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) — Bani-Sadr said Iranian troops ad Douglas Costle, head of the U S. . Syndicated colum iniit Jack along with the two Americans for the Mass., works at the Jackson Two Americans shared the 1980 vanced 6 miles on a 25-mile front Environmental Protection Agency, Smoker Preference: Among genetic research. Laboratory in Bar Harbor. He was And you can taste it. Nobel Prize for medicine with a toward Ahvaz, 80 miles northeast of says be'U ask Congress to clamp ® Manchester postal official to con- "I did not expect to be discussing receiving phone calls of congratula down on aging cwl-fired power "ection with government policy to Frenchman today for genetic dis that this morning," Benacerraf said Abadan. the 95% of smokers stating a tion at his home in Maine. On other fronts. Bani-Sadr said. plants. Page 2. substitutes. His column appears on C Philip Morns Inc I ISO coveries that dramatically increased early today at his home in Boston. "I Benacerraf was bom in Caracas, the Opinion Page. Page 4 . the success of tissue and kidney have been working on analyzing the "The heights around Sar-iPul gar State auditors say three Univer- , . . - ■ Kings;8nig laf. O.BnijpjTjifliine— 100 sRt‘g!10mg"ta^,'0.7mgnlcoline— but has been an American citizen rison have been recaptured by our transplants immune system — how you become since 1943, works at the Department sity of Connecticut presidents ^^^'sM en: n mg "tar; 0 8 r^m coim eav.per cigareiie.FTC Report Dec! 79 forces and the attacking enemy has InSUie tOUay The award to George Snell,, 76, of capable of defending yourself against of Pathology at Harvard Medical violated sUte policy by buying Bar Harbor. Maine, and Baruj foreign invaders." School in Boston. been foiled." household goods for the president's ...... ' ...... a B enacerraf, 59, of Boston, a Technically, the Karolinska UPI photographer Charles residence. P a g e s. ^ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined naturalized American from Institute awarded the three scientists Snell was graduated from Dart Cancellare. reporting from the Iraqi Venezuela, were the second and third the prize for their discoveries con mouth College in 1926 and received a hamlet of Um Alrusas opposite a . F am ily...... 7 That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Obituaries ...... 12 won by Americans in two days. cerning genetically determined Master of Science Degree from Har Khurramshahr on the Shatt al-Arab Mn sports MERIT Czeclaw Milosz also a naturalized vard in 1928 and his doctorate two waterway said a desert windstorm Third base Yankee coach blamed P^optotelk .. ; _ ^2 structures on the cell surface that K i i ^ & K X ) ^ American who fled Poland in 1960, regulate immununological reactions. years later. engulfed the battle area in a yellow- by owner for loss to Royals .. . brown snqpg today. Page 13. Television ...... I won toe $215,000 prize for literature Specifically, their discoveries con The Nobel citation said the three "But that did nothing to dampen Thursday. tributed to the growing of tissue scientists' work in genetics helped to Carl Yastrzemski rejects offer to ...... Jean Dausset. 63. who works at the transplants and the transfer of deepen the understanding of cell in the Iraqi artillery barrage pounding manage Red Sox Sports Hall of I Laboratoire d' Immuno-Hematologie kidneys. teraction and enabled the field of Khurramshahr." he reported, "nor Fame nominees... p „ e , 4. W u at the University of Paris, was cited Snell, who was bom in Haverhill. the constant Iranian small-arms fire tissue transplantation to grow. from inside the citv renter "
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EVENING HERALD, Fri., Oct. 10, 1980 - 3 lljpclote. EMS Council maintains o burst into flames, contaminating eight workers at the The technique developed at the National Institute of equipped with 3.8-liter V-6 engines, 25,4001981 X-car. com MIA said legally dead Hanford Atomic Reservation wi(h the deadly substance. Child Health and Human Development has been tested pacts with 2.8-liter V-6 engines and power steering, and police dispatch services Six of them were treated and Wi^ased, but the other SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) — Col. Charles Shelton- successfully In monkeys but requires more evaluation 12,400 diesel engine Oldsmobile Toronado models. shot down over Laos IS years ago on his 33rd birthday and two — a man and a woman who actually were handling before it can be tried in humans. By MARTIN KEARNS would not have to be members of the force, but would be the container — underwent several hours of decontamina the only Air Force casualty of the Vietnam War still un If it works as well in women as it did in monkeys. Dr. Herald Reporter trained in emergency medical services. accounted for — is legally dead In the eyes of a military tion and examination after Thursday’s accident. Gary Hodgen, chief of the institute's pregnancy research p a y b a c Medical Respond Technicians receive 45 hours of Slayings frustrate cops exiARS MANCHESTER — The town Emergency Medical Ser review board, but his heartbroken wife says her quest The fire itself caused no damage to the Rockwell Han branch, said ’Diursday, the procedure would offer distinct training — the same required of all town firemen — and vices Council voted Thursday to maintain emergency dis will never end. ford Co. ‘‘Z" Plant laboratory In which the incident oc advantages over test tube fertilization — now the only BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) — Authorities frustrated In sim/ni IN y e a r : Butterfield thought the amount sufficient. patch services in the Police Department. The three-member review board voted 2-1 Thursday to curred, but the immediate area was sealed off. hope for pregnancy in women with Irreparable tubal their investigation of the shooting deaths of lour black Following Butterfield's proposal. Police Chief Robert recommend the Air Force consider Shelton killed in ac The Rre was the latest in a long series of incidents in damage. men have a new pair of slayings on their hands — two In so doing, the council also endorsed the 911 emergen Lannan suggested training police officers as EMTs. Since tion. volving contamination at Hanford, which has handled black cabbies whose hearts were cut out. I N .7 0 0 cy phone system coordinated by local police. the police are usually first to the scene of an accident, large quantities of radioactive materials ever since it Although there was no evidence linking the cab drivers' 'The action is the first recommendation to come from Marian Shelton, leaning heavily on her attorney for Lannan theorized they could also serve as first was created during World War II to develop the first deaths to the shootings last month, the head of an In ' the council after three meetings. responders. support and her eyes red-rimmed from weeping, called GM recalls X-cars It is expected next to determine who among the police, atom bomb. vestigative effort by M eral, state and local law enforce Butterfield agreed with the proposal, although Ken the vote "devastating” but said she had made no decision fire and ambulance services will respond first to medical DETROIT (UPI) — General Motors Corp. is recalling ment agencies Thursday said the two sets of killings Cusson, representing the American Heart Association, on further legal action. rood emergencies. New egg transplant 62,500 1980 and 1981 passenger cars — including thousands appear^ to be the work of insane assailants. ■questioned officers’ ability to service a victim and at the of the No. 1 automaker’s hot-selling X-car compacts — to “We have a deranged, mentally disturbed person in RR41I9 The town Board of Directors in June formed the council same time react to a crime. Plutonium catches fire WASHINGTON (UPI) — A novel egg transplant check for safety-related defects. volved in these two homicides,” Erie County District At to study and recommend policies for the delivery of Lannon, however, assured Cusson the officer’s first procedure eventually may offer new hope to some of the GM, in announcing the recall Thursday, said there torney Edward Cosgrove said of the cabbies' deaths. He emergency medical services. obligation would be to the victims. No action was taken RICHLAND, Wash. (UPI) — A small amount of scrap hundreds of thousands of American women unable to were no reports of injuries arising from the defects. called the mutilation murders “the most bizzare thing The council’s function is advisory, and its recommen on the proposal. plutonium being packed in a tuna fish-sized can suddenly have children because of b lo s j^ Fallopian tubes. Involved are 24,700 1980 full-size Chevrolet models I've ever come across in my life.” dations must be approved by town directors before they would become effective. James Fogarty, representing the office of civil preparedness, asked if new officers entering the police The council sought last night to recommend changes in force could be required to serve as EMTs tefore being the Police Department’s dispatch services in cases of accepted into permanent status. 3qj4 3a00 19.77 medical emergency. The East Hartford Fire Department now requires new Peopletalk Dr. Robert Butterfield, chairman of the EMS Council, officers to serve as EMTs for two years as part of their called the department's current set of policies a terrible contract, Butterfield said. EPA head to ask for lid system. According to Butterfield, police dispatchers con The question raises issues with police unions in Hugh Saucy, left, deputy regional represen federal grant money for East Hartford High tact the local ambulance service when alerted to a Manchester, and town Director Arnold Kleinschmidt medical emergency. Off the road tative of the U.S. Department of Energy, and School at Thursday's news conference. (UPI offered to bring the matter before Town Manager Robert Thomas H. Fitzpatrick, undersecretary of photo) Butterfield disclosed a different plan that would also Weiss. Specifically, he will explore the possibility of the UWWIWCWCBJi. lo use the 911 system housed in police headquarters. For 13 years, CBS-TV’s Charles Kuralt showed on old coal-fired plants energy for Connecticut, explain chart on EMT requirement being written into department job dis- Americans how it looks “On the Road," and now Trained dispatchers i;|ceiving emergency calls would criptions. determine the nature of the crisis. In instances of he's wrapping up his final journey right where it all HARTFORD (UPI) - U.S. En dards wouldn’t be violated. viewed as “a regional smokestack,” The state has about $75,000 in EMT training funds began, in the autumn forests of New England. medical emergency, the nearest firemen would be sum available July 1. Butterfield expressed hope the council vironmental Protection Ad Speaking on a variety of topics with and reductions ordered in emissions moned to the scene, Butterfield said. He’s dropping the series to become a network could complete its job in time to take advantage of funds ministrator Douglas Costle says he an environmental group Thursday, on a regional basis. East Hartford school Two of the firemen would have to be Emergency anchorman. Says he, in Springfield, Mass., “I’m — for whomever is designated first responder. : . . .IQ will ask Congress to put a lid on aging Costle also said there may be as “The new ones are good. They’re Medical Technicians, according to state law. -w . feeling sad about not wandering around anymore. coal-fired power plants producing the many as 30,000 sites in the United not causing the problem,” he said. But I guess it’s time to call it quits." The unique aspect of the plan is that it takes away the raw materials of so-called acid rain. States where hazardous wastes have “The problem we have is all the local ambulance service's status as first responder. The Has the mood of the country changed in 13 years? Costle said about 85 older coal- been dumped illegally — more than older plants do not have that level of Says Kuralt, “I guess it depends upon whether among grant recipients Manchester Ambulance Service, which provides service EZ3* V fiaM im * FOTOCMI • fired generating plants around the 10 times the number uncovered so control.” you’re lying on the beach at Malibu or standing in an to the town, has been criticized recently for its response BICYCLE SALE nation — especially in the Midwest far. And he said water supplies in Costle said Connecticut generated EAST HARTFORD - Federal time. For period ending 7 a.m. EST 10/11/80. During Friday unemployment line in Detroit. The country is just federal program for which Congress Dagon has also decided to convert and Pennsylvania — were a key many communities may already 44 percent of the pollutants in ques Department of Energy officials Randor REG. 149«* night, shower activity is indicated for parts of the Lakes too big and varied to pinpoint. That’s what makes it has authorized $965 million, federal the heating system at Town Hall to a According to Butterfield’s plan, police and fire of source of the pollutants which react affected. tion over the state, while another 39 Thursday chose an appropriate place ficials, as well as the ambulance service, be Custom 10 Repon and parts of the mid and north Atlantic states. so fascinating.” to create the environmentally percent came from other areas and officials reported. Application for dual gas-oil heating system. Costle said he will ask Congress for to announce the awarding of $1.9 another round of grants will be taken simultaneously directed to the scene. The dispatcher, Fair to partly cloudy skies are for^ast elsewhere across threatening rain. about 18 percent from Canada. Fulco estimates that after a five- ST. REGIS authority to order a reduction in the million in federal grants for more later this year. however, would have to determine the nature of the the nation. Other footsteps He said the problem of acid rain year pay off period, the new heating 10 SPEED But he said the problem wouldn't amount of pollutants being released than three dozen energy saving For now, though, the East Hartford system will save almost $40,000 an emergency, and which^ijjBsponders to notify. resulted from the 50-percent of sulfur projects in the state, including a *139® stop utilities from turning to the school administration has what it The ambulance would be used primarily for transpor Patrick Wayne — host of television’s new “Monte from the coal-fired generating plants generated sulfates and nitrates from nually. cheaper highsulfur coal and oil since which contribute to the problem of $234,500 share for the local Board of needs to improve the heating system ting victims to Manchester Memorial Hospital. The two •Centtrpull Irakes Carlo Show” — says smokestacks which didn't merely fall Renovation plans also call for in Weather forecast plants with proper technology are acid rain. Education. at the school that reportedly gives EMTs traveling with the ambulance would not be first •27" WheeU he’ll pass up a chance to to earth within three days or 300 stallment of temperature controls at burning 7 to 12 times cleaner than the He said the easiest way to attain The place was East Hartford High eratic amounts of heat throughout responders as a matter of course, although Butterfield •U {(« d Frame be a movie star. He miles of the source. a cost of $111,000. The temperature Sunny and pleasant today with high temperatures older, targeted plants. the reduction would probably be to School whose own heating system is th e building, leaving some did not rule out the possibility. •Saperii FaOsli definitely does not want Costle’s talk was nearly devoid of controls will be computerized and around 60 or 16 C. Increasing cloudiness and not so cold “There are very few parts of this retire the aging plants and replace dilapidated and is in need of being classrooms frigid while others are Dispatchers working from the police headquarters •Suirtow GT DeraMew to portray his legendary politics, with his only mention of the will automatically turn down the tonight. Lows in the mid and upper 40s. Saturday mostly country where sulfur oxides make them with new, more efficient coal- completely renovated. The local too hot, local school officials say. •FaMed Sadie father. presidential campaign coming when temperature in the building when it cloudy with showers likely especially in the afternoon. the air unhealthy to byeathe,” he fired stations. share of the federal grant, local Dominic Fulco, the school director Lawyer-teacher to speak •Kfli Pressure A biographical film on he said his proposed actions ahned at is not being used for school or public Fuily IU$c(nble
Kerry Carey resigned from the While discussing safety code downstairs area (the area which in done with grant money. And Coun Finance Vice Chairman Diane Yastnemaki Excitement Whalers commission Tuesday because of violations that would have to be cludes the Council Chambers), is cilman Morgan Campbell com Northrop left the joint meeting turns down assured for outacored the worst in town.” At what perhaps was the shortest the time it would involve. Because made If the Glastonbury Board of mented, "If we weren't overtaxed between the finance board, the skipper offer Dallas next in shootout of the depth of study planned for Education Building on Williams we could afford to do these things Board of Education and the Town meeting in Bolton’s history, the Page 14 Page 14 Page 15 Board of Selectmen at a special the group, a full commission is Street were renovated after the The Vernon Town Council was ourselves.” Council to discuss a capital im provements plan. “ They are not 6port8 meeting Thursday appointed necessary and the selectmen June fire, Samuel Dlecb, a member discussing federal grants and some Richard Vizard to the Charter wanted the appointment made as of the Board of Finance, took a shot members express^ opposition to With discussions centering on going to discuss a capital im Revision Commission. The appoint soon as possible. The meeting at possibly code violations in the them. Mayor Marie Herbst listed town space and problems facing provements plan tonight,” Mrs. ment became necessary when lasted about thirty seconds. Town Office Building. “ This several programs the town has the Board of Education, Board of Northrop said. Yankee coach gambled, lost
Band shell work delayed until grant decided KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Mike “ We had two outs. You gotta take a his tendancy to hold Yankee runners ball up in the air and that he (Wilson) The Yankees owner, who had been home, said he thought “ it was a big Ferraro shot craps with Willie gamble in that situation,” Ferraro at third in tight situations. But no one had missed his first cutoff man. I waiting for reporters to leave his gamble to send him.” Sept. 30, with Joseph L. Swensson Jr. Thus, the band shell organization offered would still be realistic in tractors. On the other hand, if the committee include “ building a por Wilson's arm and Willie Randolph’s said of the game’s turning point. could call the veteran coach conser thought he had a better than even By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA manager’s office, made a loud sigh “ I wanted my shot at the plate with Inc. of Manchester coming in lowest has only $9,527 cash on deposit, as of January, given inflation factors. construction costs more than $50,000, tion of the construction, using legs in Game 2 of the American It was not a decision heartily en vative Thursday night. chance,” Ferraro said. Herald Reporter and stormed from the room. two on, but in retrospect, there was a at $59,000. The bandshell organiza Oct. 2. Officials thus believe the Bandes said the bids for the expan the Public Works Department does several contractors, reapplying for League playoffs Thursday and came dorsed by his employer, George In the fifth inning he sent Graig Yankee manager Dick Howser Howser stopped answering base open. I never would have been MANCHESTER - The Bicenten tion has $41,364 available, including expansion bids must be sent out sion came in substantially higher the bidding and supervising of the bids and grants. But I think the bot up snake eyes at the plate. Steinbrenner. Nettles home on a risky inside-the- defended his coach, saying he would questions and silently glared as given a shot. They probably would nial Band Shell Corp. met Thursday botl^ on-hand cash, expected con again. than officials had expected. He at project. tom line is, we can't do a thing until The New York Yankees’ third base “ These players didn’t lose this park homer despite there being only have made the same decision had he Steinbrenner left his office. have walked me.” afternoon to consider bids for the tributions from charitable Herbert Bandes, chairman of the tributed this to an omission on the Bandes is requesting the lavatories the government acts.” coach — once criticized for being too game,” said the volatile Yankees one out and with New York trailing 3- been at third. “ If I’m coach at third base, I send Ironically, the outcome of second expansion of facilities, but learned it organizations, and the government. band shell’s capital Improvements part of the person who prepared the and refreshment stand be viewed Ted LaBonne, band shell chair conservative in his approach to the owner as he stormed through the 0 at the time. “ I thought we had a chance. We a guy home whenever a throw is off game of the National League series, is blocked from taking any action un However, the government’s grant, committee, said he expects the bid specifications. separately so each can come in under man, said “ This gives us additional game — ignored ail caution in the silent lockerroom. "We got taken out Then in the eighth. Bob Watson had to hope that they would misplay line or high,” Howser said. “ That is played Wednesday night, also was til the federaT government passes amounting to $21,827, has not been federal graht will be awarded in Band shell member Walt Senkow $50,000 and local control can be time to fine tune the bids and also the eighth inning and sent the speedy of this game.” drove a two-out double to deep left it because it took a perfect play by his job.” affected by a coaching decision at judgment on its grant application. awarded yet and band shell officials January. He said aside from the lack questioned whether the bid could be retained. encouragement to do more fun Randolph scurrying homeward with By whom, he was asked. just as Randolph broke for second three guys. When I saw the high Royals manager Jim Frey said third. With the score ti«l and one out Bids for construction of lavatories feel it would be imprudent to spend of cash on hand, there is a question of broken up among Swensson and the Bandes admitted most agencies draising.” the possible tying run in a 3-2 game. "You saw it just like I did,” Stein base. As Wilson overthrew his first throWi I thought he’d make it,” even had Ferraro held Randolph at in the bottom of the ninth, and a refreshment stand were opened the money before it is awarded. whether the $59,000 bid now being three other bidders, to take the doing building would prefer to retain But Kansas City Royals third brenner said, refusing to name his cutoff man, Ferraro waved his in Howser said. third, Jackson never would have Philadelphia's Lonnie Smith blooped cheapest part of the total from each local control. When asked why the baseman George Brett intercepted scapegoat. "You saw it. We were fielder around for home. But Brett’s “ He missed the cutoff man. That is gotten a chance to drive him in. a single to right but speedy Bake contractor and cut costs below $59,- state should give special permission Wilson’s errant looping throw from taken out. (Reggie) Jackson was up perfect peg ended the inning with what a third base coach looks for. “ If there would have been runners McBride was held up at third with 000. to the bandshell request, he said left field and rifled a perfect strike to there and never got to swing the bat. Jackson — the Yankees’ “ Mr. Oc 'That’s what you do (send him home). Obituaries. Installation at second and third, we would the potential winning run. Houston Bandes said the bid proposal form “ We’re saying the two constructions catcher Darrell Porter, who nailed You saw it.” tober” — standing on deck. That’s your job.’ ’ definitely have walked him,” he said. went on to win the game, 7-4, in the and Nancy (Hiebler) Muldoon of 9 Mrs. Vernon Warren and Mrs. did not provide for splitting the bid. (lavatories and refreshment stands) MANCHESTER - The Dilworth- the Yankees' second baseman — and Earlier this season Ferraro’s job “ I had some question about sen Howser’s defense of Ferraro ap Idb G. Sukoaky Jackson, who reacted angrily at 10th and Phillies third base coach Pleasant St., died this morning at Richard McGill, all of Ellington; a The capital improvement committee are separate and isolable.” Cornell-Quey Post and Auxiliary of New York’s chances for evening the was reportedly on the line because of ding him home, but then I saw the EAST HARTFORD - Ida parently also angered Steinbrenner. the plate when Randoph was sent Hartford Hospital. brother John Madley of Eiwedin, plans to meet with the contractors to The state gets involved because the American Legion in Manchester best-of-five series — at the plate. Lee Elia later said he "screwed it up.” Gogolin Sukosky of 115 Brookfield He was bora in Farmington Dec. Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Florence Bailey see if they would be agreeable to only a state agency, not private non will install officers Saturday at 7:30 Drive, died Thursday at St. Francis 26, 1979. of Avon; 10 grandchildren and five splitting the bid. profit agencies, can apply for the p.m. at the Post Home, American Hospital and Medical Center. She Besides his parents, he leaves a great-grandchildren. A benefit in terms of construction specific federal grant of $21,827 Legion Drive. was the widow of August H. Sukosky. twin sister, &rah Mae; two other Funeral services will be Saturday time can be accrued, in addition to which is expected in January. The The 1979-1980 officers and the Speed turned into power She was bom in Germany and had sisters, Dena' Marie and Tess; a at 11 a.m. from the Ladd Funeral the cost cutting, if the bid is split. state agency which qualifies the band officers-elect for 1980-1981 are lived in East Hartford for more than brother, Jason, all at home; his Home, 19 Ellington Ave. Burial will All construction with state agen shell for this grant is Manchester requested to be present at 7. 50 years. She was a member of the paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. be in Grove Hill Cemetery. Friends cies must be approved by the state Community College, on whose After the installation, a buffet will . Grace Lutheran Church of Hartford. Calvin Muldoon of (Coventry; and his may call at the funeral home today Fhiblic Works Department. If the grounds the band shell is located. The be served followed by dancing to the ' She leaves two sons, William H. from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations music of the Dubaldo Brothers Band. at plate for two Royals maternal grandparents, Mr. and construction will cost less than $50,- Band Shell Corp. is a private non Sukosky of Manchester and Dr. Mrs. Earl Hiebler of Norwalk. - may be made to the Union 000, the state agency can go out to bid profit agency. Members of all allied organizations Donald G. Sukosky of Glastonbury; Funeral arrangements, which are Congregational Church Memorial and contract directly with the con Bandes said the options facing the are invited. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - said he had given Randolph the steal give me the run sign, nut I kept com two daughters, Mrs. Rosematie Fund. incomplete, are in the charge of the Speed in the feet turned into power at sign and that Randolph apparently ing” Vollinger of Simsbury and Mrs. Ruth Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Hills of Chelmsford, Mass.; two Adam E. Royce the plate for two Royals — left missed it. fielder Willie Wilson and shortstop When Dick Howser was asked After losing the first two games, sisters; 10 grandchildren and a great Fannie M. Elderkin COLUMBUS, Ohio - Adam Group re-elects LaBonne U.L. Washington, who knocked in all whether a steal sign was given, the the New York Yankees go home into grandchild. VERNON — Fannie Madley Eldward Royce, the newborn son of Private memorial services and MANCHESTER — At Thursday’s secretary. from public contributions at band three Kansas City runs with back-to- Yankees’ manager said: “ Where’d game three knowing that no team in Elderkin, 76, of 45Vk East St., died Mr. and Mrs. Mark Royce, of Colum you hear that? Who’s been putting postseason history has lost the first burial will be held at the convenience meeting of the Bicentennial Band shell events and the complimentary back extra base hits in the third in ’Thursday at a local convalescent bus died today. Elsie Cone, who resigned her post that out?” When told Ferraro, he two and come back to win the series. of the family. ’There are no calling Shell Corp., election of officers was letters the community has sent the ning Thursday. home. She was the widow of George In addition to his parents, he is sur of recording secretary and Dorothy said: “ Yeah, the steal sign was Also, the team that has won the first hours. Friends may make memorial accomplished along with a review of corporation regarding programs. “ For a guy playing the shortstop A. Elderkin. vived by his paternal grandparents, M. Sonego, who resigned as given." game has won the pennant in eight of donations to the Memorial Fund of increasing public appreciation of the M accarone added the W. G. position, to help out as much as he She W9S born in England and had Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. Royce, 103 treasurer, were commended by the Grace Lutheran Church, 46 Woodland band shell's entertainment value. Glenney Co. has offered to provide has in the offense is amazing,” 11 American League playoffs. The lived in Avon for many years before Diane Drive, Manchester, his mater corporation for their efforts. Both St., Hartford. The Glastonbury lumber free for a portable 20 x 16 manager Jim Frey said of Yankee third baseman Graig last team to win the opener and lose moving to Rockville 48 years ago. nal grandparents and great grand will remain members of the corpora George “ Ted” LaBonne was re dance floor. The floor would be built Washington. “ But he's been doing it Nettles, benched with hepatitis July the playoffs was Kansas Cjty in 1977. Funeral Home has charge of She was a member of Union mother of Parkersburg, West elected president; Noel J. Belcourt tion. by students at Howell Cheney all year — that’s why he’s hitting se 23, was back in pinstripes only six arrangements. Congregational Church. Virginia. was reelected vice president; and Regional Vocational Technical cond (in the order). days before he drew blood against Yankees owner George Stein She leaves two sons, George D. The family prefers memorial con In other business. Ralph Mac- Robert DeMarchi was elected earone, program chairman, said, School. ‘And Willie... what can I say about the Royals Thursday. In the fifth in brenner told reporters in the locker Griffin John Muldoon Elderkin of Rockville and Albert J. tributions to the cardiac unit. treasurer. Terry C. Kotsch was “ It’s just been a fine season as far as Maccarone said over 25,000 persons him? He’s a star. He’s already there ning Nettles stroked a Leonard pitch room following the loss that “ I’m not MANCHESTER - Griffin John Elderkin of Tolland; three Children’s Hospital, Columbus, Ohio, elected recording secretary and I’m concerned” Maccarone referred attended the band shell's 31 events and he’s going to stay there for a long deep to right center that John kidding you — we’re going to win this Muldoon, infant son of Thomas E. daughters, Mrs. Stanley Wisnieski, or to the Heart Fund. Dorothy Roberts corresponding to the $3,300 which had been collected this season. time. He’s one of the best in the Wathan lost bouncing off a jump info thing. We’re going to win three game. He’s been producing all season the wall. A relay throw was too late straight — you can quote me on for us. Sometimes I think we take to prevent an inside-the-park homer, that.” him for granted.” Nettle’s first round-tripper since Panel wants to keep dam Wilson hit a two-run triple down July 21. Amos Otis stole second in the se the right-field line in the third, and “ I have lost whatever strength I cond inning, increasing his ALCS MANCHESTER - The Conserva conducted by Buck and Buck of Hart probably are realistic. scored on Washington’s double into had,” Nettles said. “ I asked Porter if stolen base record to eight — in eight tion Commission opposes suggestions ford, concluded that the capacity was “ The pond is becoming a unique left-center. it was over when I was lying at the attempts. to destroy the Union Pond dam. underestimated in the town- recreation area,” Mrs. Parla said. nlate I didn’t want to see Ferraro At its meeting last night, the com contracted study. The fourth study “ We just can’t let it go that easily.” Dan Quisenberry, who was named mission voted to send a letter to the would probably cost between $30,(HX) The park is also part of a plan to the league’s top reliever for his 12-7 Board of Directors in favor of and $50,000. create a Hockanum Linear Park SALE on record and 33 saves, notched his first keeping the pond, and spending the This week Republican Director along its edges in several areas. American League Championship Wathan watched from dugout ■•jT fuiHb to repair it. William Diana suggested the dam In other business at the Conserva Series (ALCS) save by pitching to “ It’ s the only 58-acre pond we have,” should be destroyed and the river tion Commission meeting, it was three batters Thursday — and getting after misplaying two balls Terry Parla, commission chairman, allowed to flow through. decided to update the 10-year plan of Graig Nettles to hit into a double said. “ We don’t have many bodies of He then suggested perhaps the area goals. play. water in Manchester and we should be a park, eliminating the At the commission’s next meeting, Crucial base-running error for Yankees Quisenberry. a submarine KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - John superb jumping snag off the wall. shouldn’t let this one go. pond’s problems with repairs and a speaker will give a presentation on specialist, said he was glad his first Wathan watched the last three in However, when he hit the turf the ’The pond’s dam has been the sub studies. preserving rural areas. ALCS appearance is history: “ I nings of the second game of the ball was free and Nettles ended up Willie Randolph of the Yankees came up Runner was waved home but Royal catcher < ject of three studies, by the U.S. In other developments on the pond. Mrs. Parla also announced she will MAYTAG didn’t want it to go 20 innings, so I’m American League Playoffs from the with an inside-thepark homer. A. my Ck>rps of Engineers, a town- Jay Giles, public works director, said not seek reappointment to the com short when he tried to score from first base- Darrell Porter had the plate blocked and glad it’s over." Kansas City Royals’ bench, probably “ I had it in my glove as I went up,” contracted study, and a state study. he will request DEP to withdraw mission. She has served on the com on Bob Watson’s double in eighth inning, applied the tag for the out. (UPI photo) Quisenberry said apprehension lookinjg at his glove in disbelief. Wathan said. “ But I hit the wall with Recently the Diepartment of En their order for the fourth study. mission for 10 years. Another gripped him when the double-play But whatever despair he may have my glove and it came loose. What vironmental Protection ordered a Town Engineer Walter Senkow member, Ditta Tani has resigned, ECOMOMISERS bail seemed to stick a long time in se felt at losing his grasp on two crucial can I say?” fourth study. ’The dam’s stability is recommended to Giles yesterday creating an immediate vacancy. cond baseman Frank White’s golden hits Thursday night was erased by Two batters later. Willie Randolph questionable, the Army study con that another study was not needed. Two other appointments expire in ______▼ glove: “ 1 don’t know what a heart the outcoiqe of the game — a 3-2 punched a short drive into shallow cluded, and the town is considering Although the town-contracted November, James Poole and Royal victory over the Yankees and a right field that sent Wathan ^f/lraGEC0^10^1ISER murmur feels like, but I think I had spending about $250,0(X> to repair it. study done by Clarence Welti, Elizabeth Payton, but it is not known Monkey off backs comfortable margin as the series scrambling from a deep position. The fourth study would evaluate Glastonbury, was not “ ^phisticated whether they will seek reappoint DISHWASHERS goes to New York. Again he appeared to make a great the dam’s capacity. The state study. measurements” Senkow said, they ment. i! George Brett, who ended his Wathan, a catcher by trade, was play, catching and rolling, only to see unable to keep control of two fifth the ball come tumbling loose. He • Outilcan '(>m ,ill on the clu.il regular season with a .390 batting average, wasn’t worried about his 0- inning Yankee hits that could have later said he had lost the ball in the vvasti rp(;ular cy( If •-low Fncrpy for-4 plate showing Thursday. alter^ the game severely. As a lights. Cycle lor fveryday lo.'Ki'. • [ ni'r^;y: after Royals win result, he was removed from right Randolph got a double and RBI Union agent arrested " I ’m not going to panic,” said S.ivfr Dryinj; Cyc le - in ul.itrs ,nf Brett. “ I’ve been in tougher field in the seventh inning and from the hit to make the score 3-2. EAST HARTFORD - Police Blackburn is the b;;siness agent for Arrested earlier in the week was .'.dhoiit hf,)t • 1 xflubivc Mil to KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - The World tieries. Stadium even more if they come situations than that — I’ve tried to hit replaced by Clint Hurdle. “ I’m glad they didn’t change the today arrested a union business agent the Iron Workers Union Local 15 in Allan L. Larson, of George M fsh'’’’ Filter • 1 Ifvt'l Jetv.cish monkey is finally off the backs of the “ It changed the momentum,” away with a trip to the World Series. .400 all year. As long as we win a ball Right-hander Dennis Leonard had outcome of the game,” Wathan said Brett said of the big eigjith-inniqg in connection with the attack of an Hartford. Several of the non-union Washington Avenue, Burlington. He bystem Kansas City Royals ... almost. In the three previous AL playoff game, it makes O-for-4 a lot easier to a brilliant two-hit shutout going into after the game. “ A victory is a vic eight-man crew of non-union workers workers who were attacked Monday was charged with reckless endanger- The Royals, who have experienced play. “ If they scored, we might have series between the teams, the Royals take.” the fifth inning when New York’s tory and right now I feel good." at a Connecticut Boulevard construc said their attackers were ironworker ment in the third degree. Police said nothing but frustration in past post been intimiclated. When we ran into have won only two of the seven Graig Nettles blasted a line drive Royals manager Jim Frey later tion site early Monday morning. union members that they could iden Larson drove his pickup truck season encounters with the New the dugout, we were fired up. I saw meetings in New York. Brett, stifled at the plate, con toward the top of the right field wall. said both misses by Wathan were M ichael Blackburn, 37, of 4 tify. through the construction site and MAYTAG ECOMO J»1ISER York Yankees, accomplished several looks of disbelief in their (the And after Thursday night’s game, tributed to one of the key plays Wathan backed up to the fence and tough plays to make and that he felt Wathan had given his best effort. Sharren Lane, Enfield, was charged Thirty to 40 men wielding bats and struck one of the non-union workers things Thursday night that they Yankees’ ) eyes. It perked us up and Kansas City right-fielder John Thursday — a relay off a Bob Watson made what initially appeared to be a never have before. For one, they beat with inciting injury to persons and clubs attacked the non-union crew at with the truck. HEAVY DUTY WASHERS ^ put them down a little.” Wathan voiced a little of the old fear double that cut down Willie Randolph 7 a.m. Monday at the site of a $4.5 New York in a one-run game, 3-2, for The Royals were also perked up by of the Yankees’ ability to come back. criminal trespassing in the third Two non-union workers were in at the plate to end the Yankee’s surge degree. He will be presented in their first one-run victory over the a three-run outburst in the third in “ I don’t think we’ll go in overcon million racquetball court-office com jured in the attack but were treated No. 1 ■ in long life ■ in fewtT rep.ers ■ in the eighth. Wilson played the ball Manchester Superior Court today. Yanks in an American League ning off New York starter Rudy May. fident," Wathan said, “ because they plex. and released from Hartford Hospital. off the wall and fired in, only to see m lo.ver rep,nr costs in nation.vidf playoff series game. Wilson followed up singles by Porter have beaten us three straight games his throw go over cutoff Washington preferenre (Based on a national sur For another, they took a two-game and Frank White with a two-run triple before.’ ’ and hit Brett chest-high. Brett turned vey asking consumers a Iiic h brand of lead in the series, which had never and then scored himself on a double and fired to catcher' Darrell Porter, Accident charges lodged washer they'd like to own) been done in the three previous AL by U.L. Washington. who said all he had to do was "hold series games between the two teams Wilson, who was bora in New on” for the out. Vernon presented in court today. in 1976, '77 and '78 — ail won by New MAYTAG Jersey, said he was looking forward Paul E. Carrier, 27, of 109 Prospect St., Rockville, was South Windsor OUT York. to playing in Yankee Stadium tonight ON DISCONTINUfD MOML In that controversial play at the charged today with evading responsibility and failure to But most importantly, the Royals for game No. 3 of the best-of-five Waivers asked South Windsor Police are investigating the report of the plate in the eighth, Randolph did not drive right in connection with a one-car accident on Snip- proved they could come through in series. , GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) - Green theft of $550 from Nimbus Waterbed Co. on Governors get a good jump on Watson’s double sic Street. Waslier-Diifars the clutch against their old nemesis. “ I used to watch the Yankees there Bay Packers coach Bart Starr, citing Highway. to left. Randolph claimed he slipped He is scheduled to appear in court Oct. 20. “ The first game wasn't that all the tjme when I was growing up,” a problem with the team’s kickoffs on the artificial surface while Jeffrey P. Hutton, 26 of San Francisco, Calif., was i n close,” Kansas City third baseman this year, Wednesday asked waivers CM II he said. “ It’s one of my favorite attempting to steal second. charged Thursday with failure to stop for a standing George Brett said, referring to the parks." on Chester Marcol, a two-time NFL Third-base coach Mike Ferraro school bus in connection with an accident involving a Bible Conference OfliGial Royals' 7-2 triumph Wednesday. The Royals will like Yankee scoring leader. I seven-year-old child. MAYTAG ECOMO’J»llSER Guides “ But I think tonight was a big test of Police said Hutton allegedly passed the bus and struck MMOR W. UN THOMAS the club to see if we would crack. We Nicol Feltman of 121 Phoenix St. as she was crossing the BIG LOAD DRYERS They made a big play in the eighth and we ktreet after getting off the school bus. She was taken to Famous British verily made a big double play in the ninth. Brett bat silent, arm alive 'Rockville General Hospital for treatment. • Conference Speaker ' M a yla g 's' It was the biggest double play I have tonight for Game 3 with the Yankees Leonard needed to record his first . Hutton was released on his promise to appear in court • '■ ommrrcialiy proven m self service KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Even • Bible Expositor Low Energy Costs seen in my life." well aware that no team has ever victory over the Yankees since July Oct. 20. • Author lajndrifs • (gentle, energy efficient MAYTAG The eighth-inning play Brett was if you can take away George Brett’s clr,mg for permanent press and all of bat, Kansas City’s charismatic third rebounded from an 0-2 deficit to win 24,1978, ending a personal four-game Coventry •THE MYSTERY OF GODLINESS talking about was his perfect throw the AL pennant. Paul Splittorff will losing streak. Lranard struck out •THE SAVING LIFE OF CHRIST todays fatrrii s • Electronic, Auto-Dry home that cut down Willie Randolph baseman will still find a way to beat William Desilets, 22, of Columbia, was charged you. pitch for the Royals against Cy eight batters, including Bobby • “IF I PARISH, I PERISH" and Timr- Controls • Big Load Drum trying to score. Randolph was trying ’Thursday with breach of peace, threatening, driving Young candidate Tommy John. Murcer twice, and scattered seven 4. to come around from first on Bob With the bat that almost made him while license is under suspension, and was issued a Brett was held hitless in four at hits before giving way to relief ace Watson’s double to left, but Kansas baseball’s first .400 hitter since 1941 written warning for driving after drinking. THEME: LIVING WITH JE8U8 bats and the Royals collected only six Dan (Quisenberry in the ninth. City’s Willie Wilson winged one to uncharacteristically silent Thursday ’The alleged incidents happened on Lake Street. HU88Y, QUANTITY UMITH). DON’T MISS THItt ttta 5 5 v 8 B s w i!o T {!^ ^ hits in all against May. But four of (Quisenberry came on with Jackson • Sunday, October 12 Brett, who rocketed it to catcher night against New York left-hander Desilets was held at the police station and was to be Rudy May, Brett turned to his arm to them came in the third inning to on first and induced a pop out by S:18 A 10:50 A.M., 0:30 P.M. Darrell Porter for the tag. score all three Kansas City runs. Oscar Gamble before allowing a “ I don’t think you’ll see a better sink the Yankees, 3-2, and divide the Man held on warrant • Monday-Friday, Octobar 13-'l7 camp of the American League Porter lashed a solid single to right single to Rick Cerone. Nettles then 10:00 - 11:30 A.M. relay if you watch baseball for 20 and then took second on a meek hit- bounced into a double play. White to years,” said Kansas City itlanager Eastern Division champions. MANCHESTER — Frank A. Ciurcina, 24, of no certain 7:30 P.M. and-run single by Frank White. Washington to Willie Aikens, to end Jim Frey. It was the first time Kansas City address, was served a second-degree warrant for failure Wilson then slashed a grounder down the game. Public Invited Nursery Provided * At That crucial play not only had ever won a one-run game from to appear to face charges of breach of peace and fourth- the rightfield line and outraced “ (Quisenberry has nerves pf steel,” preserved the Royals’ 3-2 lead, but it New York in four post-season degree larceny. Jackson’s arm for a triple, putting said Brett of the pitcher that led the One happy man on relief .^Trinity Covenant Church 6479997 445 HARTFORD RD. l/U M A N C H ESTER ^K ^ gave them confidence. In the three playoffs and it gave the Royals a 'The warrant was served by local police on Ciurcina in Kansas City in front 2-0. U.L. American League in saves with 33. 302 HackmalaGii SL, Manchastar, CT. previous playoff series between the commanding 2-0 lead in the best-of- Kansas City relief specialist Dan Quisenberry does a little vic Norwich on Wednesday night. He was brought back to 6479998 Washington' followed with a double “ He always gives up a few hits to 040-2885 teams, the Yankees had won all four five American League Championship tory dance as he shakes hands with catcher Darrell ,Manchester and was presented in Manchester Superior (JUST SOUTH OF I-S4 By-Fm) TAKE 1-84 TO KEENEY ST. EXIT Series. into the gap in left center to score make the game exciting. He just onerun contests, including games in Porter after Royals beat Yankees last night, 3-2 to take 2-0 game Court this morning. THE PEOPLE WHO BRING YOU LOW PRICES AND PERSONAL S The two teams meet in New York Wilson. made it too exciting this time.” '76 and '78 that sent New York to the Tliat was all the Brooklyn-born lead. (UPI photo) U - EVENING HERALD, FYi„ Oct. 10. IWO ^
EVENING HERALD. Fri., Oct. 10, 1980 - 15 Herald Yaz not interested Unbeaten elevens meet WINCHESTER, Mass. (UPI) - “Carl came up and we discussed a club was never discussed. Carl is still someone who is a good disciplinarian Stadium in an evening affair at 7:30. By Boston Red Sox co-owner Edward X. lot of things,” said LeRoux. “We’ve a player and wants to play another and motivator,” said LeRoux. “Sully By LEN AUSTER Manchester showed considerable while sophomores Ray Jackson and Rockville High, 1-3, Is at 2-2 Bloom Wes Farrell LeRoux said Thursday Carl been friends for years going all the year. We haven’t even entertained has had preliminary discussions with Herald Sportawriler improvement over its opener, but Bucky Taylor will split an Inside field High and 4-0 South Windsor. Earl Yost YMtrzemski has never been offered the thought of a player-manager. He a couple of men. We’re trying to get Two of the three unbeaten CCIL came up short against Enfield on a position. way back to when 1 was a trainer High visits 2-1 Newington High with tops pitchers (4he Red Sox managing position and is is not a candidate.” the best possible man for the job and football squads clash on the gridiron controversial two-point safety. ’That Overall, however, ”it’s a matter of Sports Editor with the club. It was a general dis the quartet inaugurating Central not a candidate for the job. LeRoux then elaborated somewhat that takes Interviewing. in East Hartford when Penney High was the difference in the 8-6 setback. doing the basic fundamentals,” cussion and Carl told us among other Valley Conference play. in home runs LeRoux and the club’s other co on the type of manager the Red Sox “Originally, we had hoped to have and Hall High square off to highlight East Hartford is coming off a states Eagle Coach Jude Kelly, “We things how disappointed he was with Both contests are 1:30 starts. owner, Haywood Sullivan, spoke with are looking for to succeed Don it done by the World Series but I don’t Saturday’s schedule. narrow 7-0 loss to Conard. The have to tackle, pursue. H we don’t do the way the club finished and how he Penney has put 91 points on the the 20-year veteran before he left Zimmer, who was dismissed a few see it happening. We’re not that Each is 2-0 in league play with the Hornets have gone to the air a lot this the basics, it won’t make a difference is looking forward to better things board and yielded just 14, shutting Walters was also an infielder - Boston earlier this week. He said next year. days before the end of the season close. More likely the announcement ill/- Black Knights unbeaten in four out season with quarterback Pete Mott how we line up. We have to eliminate Quick now, name three of the best after 4V4 season as their manager. will be made after the World Series.” ings and the Warriors 3-1 overall. out the last two opponents, Enfield tossing to favorite receivers Terry our missed tackles.” hitting pitchers ever to grace a third and second baseman - turned Yastrzemski wishes to play another “The subject of him managing the pitcher. season. “Basically we are looking for Kickoff is 1:30. Earle and Dan Pandlscia. ’The pair East topped Northwest, 24-6, in ’79 major ieague baseball club? Manchester High, 0-2, coming off a should test the Indian secondary. but Kelly calls the Indians, “vastly Bill Gullfoile, one-time publicist One year Ruffing balked at signing Schoolboy football his contract with the Yankees unless bitter 8-6 reversal to Enfield High East Catholic will make a couple of improved.” ‘"Their team speed is for the New York Yankees and will try to get on track against there was a clause which would give (14-0) and Fermi (37-0). The Knights adjustments defensively, hoping to excellent. We’ll have to contain them Pittsburgh Pirates,^now in a like visiting 1-1,1-2 East Hartford High at stem the tide which has produced 119 and get to the football.” him more money because of his hit are spearheaded by the running of capacity with baseball's Hall of Catholic stops Memorial Field in another CCIL tilt. fullback Paul Kleef and halfback points for opponents thus far. Don Glastonbury has utilized the Fame at Cooperstown, N.Y., ting prowess. East Catholic, 0-4, makes its HCC Tony Lewis on offense behind the Lowcavage, out with an injury last passing of D.J. Patenaude and the nrovided the answer. debut on the road against 0-1, 2-2 blocking of tackles Rick Andreoli and week, returns to his safety slot in the running of Todd Proffitt and Mike Wes Farrell took pride in his hit Northwest Catholic in West Hart Ed Jones. Tackle Gil Tougas, end secondary while center Dave Knox Walsh in annexing two of its first ting and had a career high 38 homers, Notes off the cuff HPHS hooters ford. Both contests have 1:30 starts. Mike Madden, and linebacker Kleef will see double duty at defensive end. three decisions, The Tomahawks will one more than Bob Lemon of Tom Kelley recalled at the Also on the agenda, 2-1 Glaston and Bob Hetu have been among the Senior Mark Moyqihan should see be put to a stern test by a rigid Rebel Cleveland and Red Ruffing of the Manchester Sports Hall of Fame All the scoring took part in the first the season. bury High travels to Hartford to con mainstays on the rock-ribbed service at an outside linebacking defense. New York Yankees collected. dinner last month that Tony Lupien haif of play as East Catholic edged Public tallied its lone goal at 39:50 front 2-2 South Catholic at Dillon defense. post, sharing duty with Greg Varhue, Lemon came to the Indians as a was quite articulate with n ^ l e and Hartford Public, 2-1, in girls’ soccer of the first half with Catherine third baseman but was shifted to the thread as well as with the baseball action yesterday in Hartford. Spence doing the honors. \ mound where he fashioned several bat. “He used to take home and sew The victory evens the Eaglettes’ “We were slow getting started but 20-win campaigns. He also played 14 up the balls that we used in prac mark to 4-4-1 whjle the loss drops the midway through the first half we con games as an outfielder with the Celebrated trade tice,” Keliey said. Lupien, one of the Owls to 5-3-1- for the season. trolled the tempo,” stated Eaglette ‘r • Tribe. East’s next outing is Wednesday inductees, made it all the way from Coach Don Fay, ” (3oalie Martha , .... All three were used on occasion as the high school team to the major afternoon at Suffield High at 3:15. Barter made some crucial saves for pinch-hitters, a lost art among to get first test A - • n «v ■ leagues in baseball...Kelley on Moe Sophomore Darby Barnes opened us. Fullbacks Dawn Soucy, Luci pitchers today, especially in the the scoring for East, beating Public Morhardt, another man enshrined in Hurst and Jennifer Roberts played points per game for five consecutive American League where they no the Hall of Fame; “He had the keeper Brenda Sierra with a fine well along with midfielders Liz NEW YORK (UPI) - The Los longer take their turn in the batter’s Angeles Lakers get an early look at seasons and will improve Seattle’s sweetest swing I ever saw.” move. It was Barnes’ sixth goai of Palmer, Carole Ingallinera and box. the results of the NBA’s most weak outside shooting. Gus Williams, Morhardt was another who made it the season. Stacey Simmons,” added Fay. Farrell, who spent most of his celebrated trade tonight when they who has led the SuperSonics in to the big leagues with the Chicago Junior Karen Severson tallied the East outshot Public, 12-8, with Championship rewards career with the Indians, and the scoring three straight seasons, is Cubs...Joe McCluskey recalled game-winner for East at the 26- Barter making six saves. meet the > team they replaced as Boston Red Sox, averaged 2.8 homers\ miniito mark. It was her ninth goal of Bruce Lavery, player-coach of the Gerber Scientific team, dis league champions, the Seattle expected to be Westphal’s backcourt during his assigment at Groton with mate, but contract negotiations a year during his 18 ^aspns in the big the cioast Guard the favorite line of plays divisional and league championship trophies won during SuperSonics, to kick off the NBA’s show. the South Windsor “B” Softball League season. The squad 35th season. between the speedy guard and Seat Yogi Berra, who served under the tle have reached a standstill and he Warren Spalrn of the Braves and athlic officer during World War II. Hall of Fame tally annexed 22 decisions in 24 starts and was unbeaten in the Looking to become the first team may be traded or sit out the season. Elarl Wilson, the former Red Sox “Commander, can you get me out of in over a decade to repeat as NBA playoffs in repeating honors gained a year ago. In other games Friday, Cleveland fireballer, each stroked 35 homers the Navy,” McCluskey said of his titlists, the Lakers travel to the during their careers while Don daily greeting from Berra. The Pacific northwest to play perhaps is at Boston, Indiana at New Jersey, Drysdale of Los'Angeles, now a pret iatter’s service stint was short when their toughest Pacific Division rival Milwaukee at Philadelphia, Ex-coaches head Sports Parade Washington at-Detroit, San Antonio ty face on the National League the war ended and he was able to — a team that sports a new look playoffs, collected a career 29 home resume his baseball career with the following a swap of All-Star guards. at Denver, Portland at Utah, Golden runs. Not since the Boston Celtics took State at Phoenix and Houston at San Yankees. “Yogi played the outfield Diego. Other pitchers who boasted respec for me,” McCluskey said,"because diners^ nominees Communication consecutive titles in 1968 and 1969 has In a move to allow teams to play table homer averages and were not we had two better catchers at the an NBA team been able to post con By EARL YOST more within their geographical considered automatic outs and their base.”...When McCluskey was in state championship squads. Making point secutive championship seasons. totals were Bob Gibson (24), Walter ducted into the Manchester Hall of SporiH Editor Twenty two men received 10 or no problem The Lakers, who defeated the region, Chicago and Milwaukee have Diners at the first annual Johnson (24), Bucky Walters (23), Fame it was his second trip as he more votes. Catcher Rick Cerone and third baseman Graig Nettles of the Philadelphia 76ers in six games to been moved from the Midwest to the One of eight St. Louis scores Dizzy Trout (20), Milt Pappas (20), Manchester Sports Hall of Fame To be eligible for final considera Yankees argue over foul bunt call in third inning last night earn the NBA crown, will again be Central Division, while San Antonio was voted into the Track Hall of Goalie John Garrett of the Hartford Whalers would rather Jack Harshmann (19), Gary Peters Fame several years ago. The same dinner last month were asked to fill tion, a man, or woman, must have against Kansas City. Players woiv point when ump ruled Royals’ for Coleman led by the incomparable Kareem and Houston have switched from the (19), Schoolboy Rowe (18), Jim held true for Cathy Dyak, honored in the three blank spaces on the back contributed to the sports or athletic NEW YORK (UPI) - Go figure Abdul-Jabbar, the league’s MVP six Central to the Midwest. forget his 1980-81 NHL debut last night in St. Louis. The Blues Frank White had not hit batter. Royals won, 3-2. (UPI photo) him if there was anything I could do The Dallas Mavericks, the NBA's Tobin (17) and Early Wynn (17). here at the same function. Previous of the dinner ticket with their programs in Manchester as a player, this one out. of the last 11 seasons. Last season. tallied eight times in 8-6 success. Above, Garrett misses goal by to help. I’d be delighted to do it. I’m 23rd franchise, have been placed in Among the active pitchers, Jim ly, she was named to the National suggestions for the 1981 honorees. coach, manager or official or with a Jerry Coleman loses his job as Blues’ Wayne Babych in first period. (UPI photo) pulling for him and for the Padres.” the Midwest — meaning the five- Kaat, now with St. Louis, stroked 16 Duckpin Bowling Congress Hall of Of the 300 tickets dustributed, 215 iocal background in state or national Pro football roundup manager of the San Diego Padres four-base wallops and Rick Wise of - NBA - member division will be loaded with Fame. were filled out and made available to sporting events over a period of five over his supposed inability to com Jabbar finished sixth in scoring San Diego has 15. the Hall of Fame Committee. years. Those who received 10 or more municate with 25 men. ‘Too naive’ (24.8). second in field goal percen three Texas teams. If the number of nominees from New coaches include Paul Silas votes were Bruno “Buck” Bycholski, So he immediately gets his old tage (60.4), first in blocked shots Whalers outscored the audience can carry some weight Coleman says his biggest problem Will Clarke, Gene Johnson, Dick radio job back and has no trouble (3.4) and eighth in rebounding (10.8). (San Diego), Gene Shue (Washing in next year’s balloting, two retired Excitement assured as a first-time' manager was that he ton). Dick Motta (Dallas), Bill Danielson, Wally Fortin, Pat Bolduc, communicating with millions of was "too naive.” Complementing Jabbar will be Oklahoma prepared Manchester High long-time athletic Ernie Dowd, Albert “Yosh” Vincek, listeners all over the country. second-year guard Magic Johnson, Musselman (Cleveland), Jack in St. Louis opener coaches will be called front and "1 expected more of my players McKinney (Indiana), Scotty Robert Guido Giorgetti, Fran Mahoney. Coleman, who played 10 years for than they were capable of giving," he who fa^paged 18 points and 7.3 center, Charles “ Pete" Wigren and for Dallas Sunday son (Detroit) and Stan Albeck (San ST. LOUIS (UPI) - The St. Louis Also, Henry “Hank ” McCann, Tom the Yankees back in the '40's and assists and ignited the Lakers to the Brian Sutter tied it only 59 seconds says. “It took a while for me to water Antonio). Blues and Hartford Whalers com for grid showdown Tom Kelley. The pair received the my O’Neill, Bill Pagani Sr., Joe NEW YORK (UPI) - Dallas only two interceptions in five ’50's, was fired as the Padres down some of my ideas. I thought championship with a 42-point, 15- into the final period and Blair Chap highest number of votes tallied on the Among the prominent players who bined a bit of everything in their Madden, Brunig Moske, Jimmy Coach Tom Landry is looking games." manager last week after only one everybody could bunt, hit-and-run rebound effort in Game 6 against the man scored to give St. Louis the lead. NEW YORK (UPI) - Forget about tickets. have retired are forward Rick Barry season opener — a hat trick, four fidence in Donnie.” Roach, Sam Massey, Tommy forward to a little excitement Sunday Although strong safety Charlie season in which they finished last un and do the other fundamental things 76ers with Abdul-Jabbar sidelined. However, Pat Boutette hit on a Oklahoma’s 82-point performance While nine persons were honored at (Houston), forward Dave Meyers short-handed goals and an empty-net power play to knot the score again, Switzer is well aware of Little's Sipples, Dorn Squatrito and this against San Francisco, but he Waters is the only veteran in the der him. He's doing the color com like that, but it wasn't true." The SuperSonics aren’t quite the against Colorado last weekend. this year’s initial offering, the pian is (Milwaukee) and guard Pete tally. ability to pass a football, and expects writer. wouldn’t have any complaints with secondary, the Cowboys have picked mentary for CBS Radio on the One of Coleman's severest critics same team that finished second to at 6-6. “Those statistics are misleading,” his secondary to be tested. to honor three in succeeding years. The committee will meet early in another dull victory. off cpven passes and have held National League playoffs between the Lakers in the Pacific last season. Maravich and center Dave Cowens “I guess it was great for the fans Blake Dunlop got the winning goal with the Padres was veteran reliever (Boston). said Sooner coach Barry Switzer as “I know they're going to test us,” Wigren produced many outstan January to select the 1981 Hall of The 49ers, who throw more passes the Philadelphia Phillies and Dennis Johnson, whose tenacious but it was a nightmare for me,” St. with 8:04 remaining and Chapman quarterbacks to a 48 percent comple Rollie Fingers, who said Coleman San Diego's Bill Walton, one of the he prepares 12th-ranked Oklahoma said Switzer. “We didn’t pass the test ding and track and cross country Famers. Honored this year were Joe than a lecherous Hollywood Houston Astros. Louis coach Red Berenson said of his registered his second goal with 17 tion rate. The 49ers, who were became so confused in a game with defense and outstanding leaping league's premier centers when for their annual Cotton Bowl show against Stanford.” runners and teams and Kelley McCluskey, Tony Lupien, Hugh producer, travel to Texas Stadium to The slender, scholarly looking ability helped the SuperSonics to the team’s 8-6 Thursday night victory. seconds left after Hartford had down against the University of crushed 48-26 by the Rams last week, the Dodgers once that he unwittingly healthy, has again been placed on the “When you get a shootout like that, In another game, the nation’s No. I directed football and baseball squads Greer, Ty Holland, Jerry Fay, Leo test the young secondary of the Cow have been porous against the pass — former Yankee second baseman was flashing the signs to opposing NBA title two years ago — when he pulled goalie John Garrett. Texas, ranked fourth in the nation. at the school with much success. injured list with a recurrent foot in anything can happen. I can ’t team, Alabama, travels north to take Katkaveck, Cathy Dyak, Moe boys and both clubs share the lead in allowing a completion rate of 69 per seems much happier than he was a coach Danny Ozark. was named MVP of the cham “ It’s tough to get momentum going “I think everybody’s (stats) will Both produced league (CCIL) and jury. Walton, who led the Portland remember a game with this many on unbeaten Rutgers in what Morhardt and Matt Moriarty Sr. their NFC divisions. San Francisco, cent. month ago. He hasn't a single bad "That's the most assinine thing 1 pionship series — has been traded to when everybody’s scoring at both improve after playing Colorado,” he promises to be a mismatch. 3-2, has lost two straight but is in a word to say about any of the San Phoenix for Paul Westphal. Trail Blazers to the NBA title in 1976- short-handed goals. That’s a heckuva ends," said Dunlop. “It’s fun to score added. “Our football team was not Despite San Francisco’s weak pass ever heard of," Coleman says. "How 77. must miss a minimum of five lot of goals for the first game of the In the Crimson Tide’s last two three-way tie with Los Angeles and defense and the superb play of Danny Diego players, a number of whom could the other club possibly get my Westphal, who uses either hand eight goals, but not when the other fooled by that.” games. season — too many. team scores six.” games. Bear Bryant’s boys Atlanta for the top rung in the West. White in his first year as the Cow had a lot to say about him. They said signs when my own players couldn’t? with ease, has averaged at least 20 If anyone outside the Sooner family clobbered Vanderbilt 41-0 and Ken Dallas, 4-1, has won three straight he had a problem relating to them, “ But everybody got their money’s Hartford Coach Don Blackburn boys' No. 1 quarterback (67 percent, But 1 don't pay much attention to worth, including me.” was fooled by last Saturday’s 82-42 tucky 45-0. Unranked Rutgers blasted Hayes LPGA pace-setter and is deadlocked with Philadelphia communicating with them, because said both teams showed inexperience massacre of Colorado, here’s a 1,126 yards, 9 TD), Landry says the things like that. I'm talking about ’The Blues took a 2-0 lead on a pair Princeton 44-13 and Cornell 44-3 in its atop the East. Dallas ground game will be the key he never managed before and hadn't criticism of a manager by his in their defenses. Sooner statistic to deflate those last two outings but Bryant should SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) - Patty Hayes already has won $45,000 this The 49ers, who have lost four been actually involved in the game of goals by Wayne Babych in the first .“ It’s just a case of getting some year, more than three times as much Sunday. players. Most of that is frustration. Jacobsen registers wishful thinkers. Ijave little trouble getting his 301st Hayes, who graduated to the pro straight to the Cowboys, average 40 for 23 years before accepting the period, before a wild second period in more games under the belt,” said Oklahoma, 2-1, has fumbled 23 as she has won in any previous year. "The ball control aspect of the Part of our problem was that we had which the Whalers’ Mark Howe career victory — although he won’t ranks in 1974 right out of high school passes per game compared to 26 game will be very important,” he Padres' job. an older ball club. Some of the Blackburn. “There were too many times season. Take away a dozen of admit it. in Rockledge, Fia., carries a one-shot That's good enough for 23rd place on rushes and San Francisco leads the scored three goals — two while his spectators out there. The guys were so fumbles for the nation’s second this year’s list. said. "If we don't run me ball better players were losing their skills and upset over Player team was short a man. “Frankly, I don’t know that much iead over one of the strongest fields NFL with 1,350 passing yards. Run just standing around. best rushing team and Switzer adds, Alcott, who hasn’t played in the than we have then we are in trouble. it's always difficult for any player to ‘"rhere's no sense even scoring if about Rutgers,” said Bryant. “But of the year into today's second round ning backs Paul Hofer (41) and San Francisco uses the pass to con No arguements “ For both teams, this was the first “Then maybe we’d be a good offen last three tournaments, bogeyed the admit that. Instead, he becomes WENTWORTH, England (UPI) - you’re not going to win,” said a they certainly got our attention last of a 9150,000 LPGA event at the rookie Earl Cooper (31) are 1-2 in trol the ball and they are very Coleman never got into many highlight of my career.' game of the year and it looked like sive football team.” first hole she played, but rallied for belligerent, which is more or less a For a man who had not experienced Compatriot Bill Rogers, who won dejected Howe. “But we can play year when they beat Tennessee in Almaden Country Club course. NFC receptions and quarterback successful at it." arguments as a player. He shows no natural reaction.” it.” Despite Okiahoma’s offensive five birdies to shoot a 69. match play golf since his amateur the title at his first attempt last year, smart hockey. We’re just going to Knoxville. Shirley Temple teams But she isn't exactly counting the Steve DeBerg is completing 63 per In other games Sunday, Baltimore inclination \o get into one now with Coleman says he’s proud that his might — they average 542 yards per White, the 1976 .U.S. Women’s days four years ago, Peter Jacobsen opens his defense of his title Friday move up a little bit at a time.” don’t accomplish that feat.” winner’s purse yet. cent of his passes. is at Buffalo, Miami at New England, any of the San Diego players but he players never dogged it on him. game — the oddmakers have made amateur champion and three months evidently had hot forgotten how it’s against Scotsman Bernard Gallacher Warren Miller scored Hartford's No. 2 Southern California, with a “Aithough I’m glad to have the Dallas, which lists defensive end Los Angeles at St. Louis, San Diego has a good answer for them. "They played for me all the way," Aker to manage the Longhorns, 41-28 victors over pregnant, also had six birdies but she done. who was taken the full distance first goal early in the middle period 24-game winning streak that is one lead," said Hayes, “remember there Harvey Martin as questionable with at Oakland, Green Bay at Tampa "I played for a manager who rare he adds. “1 never felt they were Rice last weekend, a It^-point bogeyed the 17th and 18th holes to “It’s the highlight of my career," before beating Japan’s Haruo and Howe tied the game on a short- NEW YORK (UPI) - Former short of Alabama’s, the longest in the are still three rounds to play and a thigh injury, comes off a Bay, Cleveland at Seattle, Chicago at ly communicated with his players, " giving me anything less than they favorite in the 75th meeting between spoil what otherwise was a fine the 26-year-old American from Yasuda by one hole. handed tally. Howe scored again tor major-league relief pitcher Jack country, takes on Arizona Saturday anything can happen." methodical 24i-3 victory over the New Minnesota, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, he says. “He didn't know some of had to give. The club finally Aker has been named manager of the the two schools. Last year, Texas, round. This is her last event in quite York Giants and Landry knows the Portland, Ore. said Thursday after In the other quarterfinals Friday, a 3-2 Whalers’ lead but Mike Crom- as John Robinson aims for the Hayes fired a 5-under-par 68 over Philadelphia at the New York their names, was disliked by many of stabilized in the last two-and-a-half New York Mets Triple-A Tidewater behind John Goodson’s three field Trojans’ record of 27 games without the lengthy Almaden course with a some time since she will take time explosiveness of this week's oppo beating veteran star Gary Player 2 1978 Champion Isao Aoki, who was been tied it for St. Louis with a short- goals, defeated the Sooners 16-7. Giants, Houston at Kansas City, New them, if not most, and publicly em months. 1 think we played better than handed goal. club, it was announced Thursday by a loss. sparking back nine. She had six bir off to have her baby. nent. barrassed some of them by taking and 1 to reach the second round of the runner-upto Jack Ntcklaus in this Since the series began in 1900, Orleans at Detroit and the New York several club during that period and A1 Sims scored while Hartford has General Manager Frank Cashen. In other games Involving top 10 dies in all, including three in a row Mary Bea Porter, Donna Caponi “People said our game with the them out in the middle of an inning. $230,(KM) Suntory 36-hole World Match year’s U.S. Open, meets Britain’s Texas holds a comfortable 44-27-3 Jets at Atlanta. Washington is at I’d say the future holds nothing but a four-on-three man advantage only Aker, 40, replaces Frank Verdi at teams. No. 3 Pittsburgh plays No. 10 from the 13th through 15th holes, and Young, Sandra Post, Pat Meyers and Giants was not very exciting," said He once slapped the ball out of a Play Championship. Sandy Lyle, who put out New Yorker edge over Oklahoma. But since 1946, Debbie Austin are another shot back, Denver Monday night. promise for the Padres." to see Larry Patey steal a puck the helm of the International League Florida State, No. 4 Texas tackles that was enough to push her a shot Landry. “Well it will be exciting pitcher's hand so hard when he took Jacobsen’s unexpected victory George Burns 7 and 5, and Australian the Longhorns are only 17-16-1 while Beth Daniel, the tour’s leading Buffalo. 5-0, the league's only un minutes later and score a short- club after managing Lynchburg of 12th ranked Oklahoma, No. 5 UCLA ahead of Amy Alcott, the U.S. against San Francisco. They throw him out of the game, it nearly rolled over the five-time champion earned Greg Norman lines up against against the Sooners. money winner and first woman to beaten team, is off to its best start him a quarterfinal clash Friday with another British Ryder Cup inter handed goal to again even the game the Carolina League for last six meets 16th-ranked Stanford, No. 6 Women’s Open champion, and Donna the ball 35-40 times a game. It will be since 1964, but Baltimore, 3-2, ranks to second base. That manager's Praises Winfield In the head coaching matchups, earn over $200,000 in one year, was second-seeded Seve Ballesteros, the national Nick Faldo. at 4-4. Howe scored his third goal of seasons. He was named Carolina Georgia goes against Mississippi, Horton White. exciting for our defense trying to only behind Pittsburgh in AFC total name is Casey Stengel and he's in the One player Coleman singled out foF League Manager of the Year in 1977 Switzer is 4-2-1 against Texas while seventh-ranked Notre Dame faces among a group at 71. stop them.” U.S. Masters champion from Spain. Faldo scored the easiest win the night with 24 seconds remaining yardage. Bills' rookie Joe Cribbs Hall of Fame. So when you ask me special praise was outfielder Dave and 1978, leading Lynchburg to the ti Longhorn coach Fred Aker is 2-1 No. 13 Miami of Florida, eighth-rated San Francisco Coach Bill Walsh The young American, a 20-1 out Thursday, crushing Australian David in the second period while Hartford leads the AFC in rushing (376 yards) what managing is all about, I'm not Winfield, who announced his inten tle in the latter season. against Oklahoma. returned the compliment. sider in the 12-man field chasing the Graham 7 and 6. was a man down. North Carolina takes on Wake Forest and scoring (42 points) and Buffalo's so sure 1 know." tion of going through the free entry This season, Texas, 4-0 and ranked and No. 9 Nebraska plays Kansas. “ Dallas had done a super job $69,000 first prize, was suprisingly ninth in scoring, leads the Southwest Pensacola lead to Kite defense is yielding a conference-best Despite the fact he was unable to draft as a free agent Wednesday. The Pittsburgh-Florida State game replacing the players they lost this lead the Padres out of the cellar in calm at the prospect of facing Conference in passing with an 15 points per game, but star safety “David is one of the top half dozen Ballesteros after his superb driving is expected to be a defensive battle PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) - Tom holes to overtake McCumber, who year,” said Walsh. "They haven't the National League West, Coleman average of 197 yards per game, with Jeff Nixon is out with an injured players in baseball," Coleman says. Thursday over the 6945-yard, par-72 Flyers and Bruins off on right foot since both rate among the nation’s Kite had so much trouble putting in finished his round early and held tlje run the ball as well as they would knee. Colts’ quarterback Bert Jones isn’t sorry he originally took the job. "He had a poor year, for him, this quarterback Donnie Little com the Pro-Am before the $200,000 Pen Wentworth course. top 10 in that category. On offense lead alone until Beck tied him and have liked to, but six weeks from now threw for 282 yards and three “I still would take it again under corners, and they scored four of their scored Hartford 8-6, Chicago nipped pleting 36-of-58 passes for four sacola Open that he had second past season, but 1 honestly don’t “I drove well all day long, only NEW YORK (UPI) - Pat Quinn, the Seminoles have a slight edge in then Kite finished. we may be saying their running game touchdowns last week against Miami the proper circumstances," he says. who orchestrated Philadelphia’s goals that way.” Buffalo 4-3 and Calgary and Quebec touchdowns. thoughts about playing on. In the first know why. You never have to worry missing three or four fairways,” passing with quarterback Rick T he 31-year-old Kite said he almost is devastating. . and he has not been sacked in the last "I’d probably accept another record breaking 35-game unbeaten Barber scored 49 seconds into the played to a 5-5 tie. Against Rice last week. Little round that counted, though, he about him. His habits are absolutely Jacobsen said. “’The key with Seve is Stockstill holding a 138.7 rating to didn’t come to the tournament, then “It’s too early to tell about any two games. managerial job if it were ever streak last season, wasn’t overjoyed game by tipping a shot past goalie liruinH 7, Rangers 2 threw for a school record 306 yards. almost didn't need to putt. impeccable. I’ve said it before and to drive as well as I did today. Trying Pittsburgh signal caller Dap had second thoughts Wednesday team. But against the Cowboys we offered me, but 1 don't imagine the with his Flyers opening game effort. Greg Millen and the Flyers went on “It was Donnie's best game,” said Marino’s 123.9. I’ll say it again — he could've played to get on the greens, giving myself . Tom Songin and Rick Middieton With accurate fairway irons and about his decision to play when he are going to have to be a little lucky. same set of circumstances will ever on any of the Yankee teams 1 ever “We played excellent hockey in the to a 3-0 lead on goals by Preston and scored second-period goals to snap a Aker, “but he’s been that same way In other top games, it’s Ohio State chances to make birdies. Its not so chips. Kite found himself knocking in carded a 74 in the Pro-Am. When I say lucky, 1 mean we have to come up again. saw." first period,” said Quinn Thursday Hill. 2-2 tie and power Boston. The Bruins every game this year. He is very vs. Northwestern. Peon State vs. birdie putts so short they were vital making birdies in match play “My original plans were not to play have an interception or two. We have “The people who hired me to Smith made a special trip to San night after his Stanley Cup finalist Pittsburgh made it 3-1 when Rick scored twice in each of the first two alert, he's intelligent and he has done Maryland, Baylor vs. Southern almost gimmies Thursday. He lipped Drop verdict but you’ve got to keep out of trouble a great job of checking off at the line here.” he said. “But I got to start manage the Padres couldn't have Francisco to tell Coleman he was Flyers skated to a 7-4 victory over Kehoe beat Flyer goalie Phil Myre. periods and three times in the third Methodist, South Carolina vs. Duke, a 35-foot birdie putt on his last hole Manchester High jayvee soccer and play a steady round of golf.” of scrimmage. playing well that I decided to come. possibly been more supportive. 1 had being relieved of the managerial job the Pittsburgh Penguins in both But Philadelphia took a 4-1 lead on a to give Coach Gerry Cheevers a vic Arkansas vs.Wichita State, Missouri but finished with a 7-under-par 65 and Divorce costly team dropped a 3-1 verdict to Jacobsen, who was three holes “Donnie's confidence in himself is Yesterday in the Pro-Am I played almost total carte blanche to run the and that the Padres would like to ahead of Player at one stage but was teams regular season opener. Behn Wilson goal at 11:57 of the first tory in his NHL debut. vs. Oklahoma State and Iowa State a one-stroke lead. WINNIPEG, Manitoba (UPI) - Simsbury High yesterday in obvious, but confidence works two one of the worst rounds I've shot this ball club the way 1 wanted. (Padres' have him resume broadcasting their only one up after the morning round, “In the second period we got a lit vs. Kansas State. Fifteen golfers were on his heels. Hockey superstar Bobby Hull has Simsbury. ways. You can see the team's con year.'‘ President) Ballard Smith couldn't games for them. Coleman told Smith had to hold off a determined tle lax and gave them scoring oppor Black Hawks 4, Sabres .3 Mark McCumber and Chip Beck been o rder^ by the Manitoba Court Bryan Buonano on a 25-yard drive He said his putting was so bad have been better to me. All he he'd be happy to have his old job challenge from the 45-year-old South tunities. I didn’t like the way we Rich Preston scored a pair of goais were tied for second at 66, followed of Queen’s Bench to pay more than kick accounted for the lone tally for Wednesday he changed his putting wanted to do was win, and with Jack back. African in the afternoon. yielded so many goals. Some of our and rookie Denis Savard registered by Scott Watkins, Bob Gilder, Buddy $6(X),000 to his wife as part of a the young Indians, now 6-3 for the style, then changed back again on his McKeon serving as general manager Someone asked Coleman whether Player managed to square the veterans were not checking well three assists to iead Chicago. The Gardner, Roger Calvin, Tim Simpson divorce settlement. season. Bill Corso, Phil Wilson and fourth hole. now, I think you will see the club he had asked Smith specifically why match with birdies at the 32nd and enough,” added ()uinn, who insists on period and then upped the score to 6-1 victory made Keith Magnuson's Wall setting pace in Seniors and J.C. Snead all bunched another That got hi^^tarted. Justice Louis Deniset ordered Hull, Mark Colter played well for the moving up. 1 talked with Frank he was being fired. and gets 100 per cent from all his in the second on Hill and Berber’s se debut as coach of the Black Hawks a shot back. Seven others — Bob Mann, locals. 33rd holes but Jacobsen refused to be Playing the back nine first. Kite “the Golden Jet,” to pay $600,000 in . Howard, the club’s new manager, the “1 didn't do that," Coleman laughs. flustered. players. “When Pittsburgh came up cond goals. successful one. SYDNEY, Australia (UPI) — Barber and Australian Don Sharp Jim Colbert, Gary Hallberg, Stan lump sum payments, legal fees, and parred his first three holes then sank other day, wished him luck and told “I was afraid he might tell me.” “ I was waiting for something like to 6-4 we got a bit tight but then The Penguins pulled to within 6-4 Flames 3, Nordiques 5 Veteran Art Wall Jr. shot a 5-under- shared fourth place another shot Altgelt, Dan Halldorson, Bobby Pan- trust fund contributions as well as par 68 to take a twostroke lead a 25-foot putt for his first birdie on that to happen,” he said. “Gary is a calmed down for the third period.” on second-period goals by Greg Michel Goulet's second goal of the back. cratz and George Cadle — carded $4,000 monthly in maintenance Malone, Ron Stackhouse and Mario Friday after the first round of the the par-4 12th. Request rojerteH great fighter with plenty of guts. But Bill Barber, A1 Hill and Yves game midway through the third Wall, a scholarly 56-year-old resi 68s. He added six more birdies and no payments for his wife and three Preston scored two goals apiece to Faubert but Philadelphia closed out period boosted Quebec, preventing $30,000 Australian Seniors Golf tour EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J (UPI) my periormance," Van Pelt said I knew if 1 played steadily I could dent of Sonoita, Arizona, knocked in a Two-time winner Arnold Palmer bogies. His fairway irons and chips youngest children. The judgement, Volleyball loss help ruin Coach Eddie Johnston’s the scoring in the final period on the Flames from winning their first nament at Manly. — Satisfied he has openly expressed Wednesday after New York Coach win.” 12-foot putt at the final hole for one of shot a 70 and defending champion shots were so accurate his longest made Wedneday, stipulated Pittsburgh coaching debut. Preston's second goal. game in Calgary before a sellout Gene Littler had a 70 for second East Catholic girls' volleyball Ray Perkins flatly rejected his In fact Jacobsen reeled off the next his five birdies. Curtis Strange, who shot 62 last year birdie putt was eight feet — and he payments begin Oct. 1. team dropped a 15-12, 6-15, 15-13 and his desire to be traded to Detroit, “We were a little anxious tonight," “We have got to knock people off iprowd of 7,243. Goulet backhanded a place entering the second round, But the highlight of his round oc- for the record on the 7.133-yard Per New York Gipnts’ All-Pro outside request to be dealt to the Lions. “I two holes for victory when Player had a three-footer on the 15th and The taxable $4,000 maintenance 17-15 verdict yesterday to Ellington bogeyed both. said Johnston. “ You can’t beat the puck much better than we did ■hot through goalie Dan Bouchard's followed by Australia’s Chris Porter cured at the par-5 13th where he dido Bay course, struggled in at 74. figure was chosen, said Deniset, linebacker Brad Van Pelt is ready to would have regretted it if things get at 71, while Dow Finisterwald, Don two-footers on the 18th and 5th. High in Ellington. Jacobsen admitted, “Gary was not Philadelphia by stick-checking and tonight," said Quinn. “We still have legs at 7:47 to offset a goal scored r smacked a 3-iron to within 18 lejet of Kite, 22nd on the PGA money list because the family was used to a high turn his full attention back to the worse and I kept my mouth shut and January, George Bayer, Jerry The 144-player field will be cut to The Eaglette spikers are 6-3 for the at his best but to play a man of his that’s what'we’re doing too much of. the talent for doing that.” one minute earlier by Calgary's Kent the cup and got the putt for an eagle. this year with $144,615, birdied seven standard of living. football field. never told anyone about my In other season openers, Boston Nilsson, who had two goals and two 70 plus ties after Friday’s round. season. feelings." stature and to beat him is the Philadelphia was able to do a lot of "I don't think any of this will affect little things like coming out of the wajloped New York 7-2, St. Louis out- assists. 16 - EVENING HERALD, Fri., Oct. 10, 1880 EVENING HERALD, Fri., Oct. 10, 1980 - 17 6cofeboQrc! Vernon police organize 36«-72 Philadelphia at SI. Louis Uuftalo 012-3 Larry Mize SPORTS OIN TV Chicagoigc m - 4 Dan "I’ohl 35- 37-72 Calgary at Colorado Firsl period-1. Chicago. Marks 1 <0. Greg Powers 3-36-72 diicagu at Montreal Lanny Wadkins 36- 37-72 ______EVENIHQ______Hartford at Minnesota abard. Hisgins), 2:fl. Penallies- McKegney, Buf, maJor,7:QS; Buitey.Chl, John Mahaffcy 3636-72 crime prevention forces Winnipeg at PIlLsburgh 6KX> Detroit at Los Angeles maipr. 7:00; Dunn, Buf. 8:14; Preston, Ed Fiorl 36- 37-72 dD ISaO InUrnaUOMl Racquat 0)1.10:37; Hutchison, Chi, 12:54. Charles Gibson 34^72 coverage all of the time. C Second perlod-2, Chicago. Sutter 1 (D. Mark Hayes 35- 37-72 By BARBARA RICHMOND organized and Yetz wants them to baNTournamanl Hartford 051-6 Savard, lAsiak). 4:^. 3. Buffalo. A. Vance Heafner 3636-72 He said the town averag^^bout 12 6 :3 0 St. Louis 2 2 ^ Herald Reporter spread all over the town. He said Savard 1 l^hoenfeld). 14:C,4. Chicago. D A. Weibring 3636-72 residential and four conimercial dS Collaga Football Pravlaw First period—1. St. Louis, Babych 1 IVeston 1 (Ruskowski. D. Savard). 17:90. Jim Deni 37- 3F1-72 signs will be going up all over town (Dunlop, Maxwell), 10:97. 2, St.>t. Louis, VERNON — “Without the help of 7 :0 0 Penalties-Mulvey, Chi. 0:47. Van Box* Lou Graham 37-35-72 saying such things as “Vandals are burglaries a week, As part of the dH SportaCanlar Babych2(Zukc, Currie). 14:<2. Penalties meer, Buf. 2:00: Halt, Buf, 3:29. Van Wren Lutn 36- 37-72 the community the Police Depart -Roberts. Har, 3:«; Kea, Stl, 7:21: Peler Oosterhuis 36-36-72 Nerds,” and “Our neighbors are crime prevention program the street dD Football: InaMaTha NFL Douglas. Har, 17:33. Boxmeer, Buf, 4:06; Murray. Chi,4:06; ment is nothing,” Vernon Police of 8:00 Wilson. Chi. 6:06; Playfair, Bui. 8:40; Bob E. Smith 3636-72 watching to report suspicious ac lights in town are gradually being Second period-3. Hartford. Miller 1 Ruff, Buf. 15:53; Schoenfeld, Buf. major- Ron Slreck 3636- 72 ficer Gary Pfeifer, said Thursday 3) 9 Amarican Laagua Cham- (unassisted). 1:57. 4. Hartford, Howe 1 misconduct, 15:53; Robidoux, Chi. major- Ron Terry 36-37-72 tivity.” replaced with sodium vapor lights ptpnaMp Sorlaa (Rogers. Roberts). 5:28. 5. Hartford. David Thbre X37-72 during a press conference at which Howe2 (Boutette. Rogers). 13:57.6. St. minor 15;f3; Martin. Buf. 18:31; Murray. In connection with crime preven which give better light to a wider NEW YORK (UPl) - Being a as NHLHockay Chi. 18:31; D. Savar^ Chi, 19:00 Steve Veriato 3537-73 six persons explained about an eight- 1 0:30 Ixouis. Crnmbeen I (Brownschidle). L5:2B. Third period-5. Chicago. Preston 2 Alan Tapic 3637- 73 tion the Vernon Junior Women’s Club area. Bear, Cowboy, Ram, Saint or ffl) Motocroaa: Tha All-Amafican 7. Hartford. Simsl (Rogers, Boutette). (Wilson. Lysiak). 10:3fT 6. ^ffalo. Beau Flaugh 38«-73 1 V day Texas Crime Prevention Yetz emphasized that although 17:04. 6. St. Louis. Patey 1 (Crombeen. Perreault 1 (Van ^Boxmeer, N^rtin) Lee Harper 3439-73 is going to conduct a program to see Packer, in NFL terms usually Raca HrownsctiidleU? R9.1lartlord, HoweJ i’6';j6‘7.“Bullaio."A Savardi'l'Pefeauil,' Institute they attended last month. 1 1 :3 0 Barry Harwell 35-37-73 that all homes in Vernon are people tend to associate crime with designates your current place of dS SportaCantar lUiMssisledl I9.» PcMlHca-Fol a. Har yan Boxmecn. 19:0 Penalties-Martln Tom Jenkins 3637-73 Pfeifer was one of the six atten young people, adults are also in employment as much as anything 4:.d. MaxwcIL Stl. Douglas. Har, gyj 3:08.3,00- s^hoenleld. Bui. major- Mike Nicolette 3536-73 numbered to assist police, 12:00 15:32; Hess. Stl. 16:00; Rogers. Har. miconduct. 9:12; Robidoux. Chi, major- Dobbv Wadkins 3635^73 ding. The others were: Linda W. volved and that so-called “white- else. However, fullback Leroy ffl) Collaga Football Pravlaw 19:24. misconduct, 9:12; Garc. Buf. 10:07, Gay Brewer 35.38-73 Evans, assistant director of the Ver firefighters,'and ambulance per 1 2:30 Third period-10. SI. Louis, Sutter 1 Marks. Chi. 10:07; O'Connell, Chi. 15:50. Gary Hardin 3BJ5-73 sonnel in finding the home quicker in collar" crime is very widespread. Harris, a former Dolphin, has come (Chapman. Federkni.0:59.11. St. Louis. Grier Jones 3637-73 non Youtfv^rvices Bureau; William dS Top Rank Boxing Chapman 1 (Kea. Federkui, 6:32. 12, Shots on goal-Buffalo 10-10-12-32. cases of emergencies. Yetz, who said he will be serving as to realize that being an Eagle, as 3 :0 0 OiicaKo 13-16^1^-41 Gary Koch 3635r-73 DiYeso, of the Manchester Youth Hariord, Boutellcl (Howe, Rowe).8:41. Goanes-Buffalo, Sauve. Chicago. Es- Wallv Armstrong 383fr-73 Yetz also has a pile of bumper president of the Connecticut Law En defined by Coach Dick Vermeil, dS SportaCantar 13. St. Louis. Dunlop 1 (Maxwell. posito A—10J75. Brad Bryant 3736-73 Services, Laurelleen Scannell of 3 :3 0 Babych). 11;.'6.14.St. Louis.Chapman2 Tom Jenkins 3637-73 stickers which read “Help stop forcement Crime Prevention relates to something different. dS NHLHockay' (Federko. Kea). 19:43. Penalties — Ellington, chairman of the Ellington Babych. Stl, 6:41 Roger Mallbie 3536-73 crime —call your local Police Association, said he will be asking ' Harris, who joined Philadelphia in Jerry McGee 3934-73 Ridge Homeowners Association; Shots on goal-Hartford 9-9-7-25. St. Department now." These will be the next session of the Legislature to Louis 19-9-14—42 Dana Quigley 3439-73 1977 from Miami, did not truly Tom Slorev 3i36-73 Betty Aceto of Vernon, chairman of set up anti-crime centers in each oi become an Eagle (Vermeil’s defini Goalies—Hartford. Garrett; St. Louis.l the Vernon Neighborhood Crime available at shopping centers and Liut. A-11,132 1159,000 LPGA other public places. the counties in the state. tion) until the second game of this GOLF At San Jose. Calif.. Ocf. 9 Watch Program; and Andrea Ye^js,, Ms. Evans said she will be showing season when his coach commented, NY Rangers 200-2 Patty Hayes 35.33-68 Yetz said that the Town of Vernon % Boston 2 2 3—7 Amy Alcotl 3833-69 public safety coordinator for the Ver films in crime prevention through “Leroy is finally an Ea^le.” The First period-1. New York. Allison I Donna H While 3435^-69 non Junior Women’s Club. is one of the best in the state in its ef Pat Meyers the Youth Services Bureau and will BASEBALL (Esposito). 2:44 2. New York. Tkaezuk I Pensacola Open 1.35,-70 fort on crime prevention. Yetz is vice fourth-year veteran fullback had (Vickers. Greschner). 3ilB. 3, Boston. Sandra Post 3733-70 The expenses for the seminar were Al Pensacola. Fla., Oct 9 Debbie Austin president of t) e Connecticut Law En be asking young people who see the scored two touchdowns and had Park 1 (McNab. Bourque). 7;41. 4. (Par 72) 36351-70 paid for with grant money received Mary Bea f*orler 3634-70 films to go out and educate their blocked superbly for running mate Today's Scoreboard Boston. Millerl (Milbury. Foster).8:09. Tom Kile 33-32-65 from the Law Enforcement forcement Crime Prevention By United Press Iniernaiional Penalties-Nilsson, NVR. 0:54; Park Mark McCumber 33-33-66 Donna Caponi-Young 3733-70 Association. friends. Wilbert Montgomery in Bos.Uffi: Connor.NYR.6:22; Hosjwdar. Tim Simpson 3344-67 II. B. Duntz S36-71 Assistance Act (LEAA). The grant, Major League Baseball Playoff Schedule NYR. 6;22. Secord. Bos. 6:22; Oore. J.C. Snead 33-34-87 Beth Daniel 3338-71 Yetz said the crime prevention She said they stressed in the P h ila d e lp h ia ’s 42-7 win over (All Times EDTi NYR 12 39; Boston bench (served by Hollis Stacy 3M6--71 which amounted to about $1,500 per Local flavor with Cougars Cashman). 19:46; Connor. NYR.double Roecr Calvin 33-34-67 classes at the institute, the need to Minnesota. NATIONAL LEAGUE Buddy Gardner 33-34-67 Ijori Garbaez 136-71 person came through the Criminal program in Vernon has been un (Best 3-of-fi I minor. 17:34; Jonathan. Bos. 17:34; Bob Cilder 31-36-67 Sandra f^almer 35,36-71 derway for four years and all has flood the towns with literature on Former Manchester High soccer players with Manchester “It took me a long time to become (Series tied 1-1) O’Reilly. Bos. 18:59 Scott Watkins *-32-67 Sharon Barrett 3437-71 Justice system out of New Haven. crime prevention and' the need for an Eagle,” said Harris. “I don’t Oct 7— Philadelphia 3. Houston 1 Second period—6. Boston. Songin 1 Georfie Cadle 33-35-68 Kalhv Posllewait 3538-71 The Vernon Police Department’s been accomplished through Oct. 8— Houston 7. Philadelphia 4,10 (Bourque). 9:00 6. Boston, Middleton 1 Bobby Pancratz *-33-68 Mary Mills *37-72 the public to become involved with Community College's squad this fall are, top row (1. to r.) Steve know why 1 haven’t been one before, innings (unassisted). 16:03. Penallies-Marois JoAnn Washam 3636-72 volunteers with no federal money Stanton Aitgelt 37-31-68 crime prevention officer, William the police. Mitchell and Matt Gluhosky. Front, John Moran, Bill Frattaroli but I’m glad to be one now.” Oct. 10 - Philadelphia at Houston, 3 NYR. 2 24; Bourque, Bos. 4 06. Silk Dan Halldorson 34-34-68 Kathy Whitworth 3636- 72 Yetz, made arrangements for the and no money from the town until p.m. NYR, 6 54. Songin. Bos. 9:16; Marols. j,n^Jim ColbertCoibc,. 32-36-68 Janet Alex 3738- 73 and Joe Foran. Monday afternoon the Cougars host Berkshire at Working without many high draft Oct. II— Philadelphia at Houston.4:15 NYR. double-minor. 19:18. Foster. Bos Gary uHallberg-.iik1 32-36-68 Mary Dwyer X36-73 grant and the school. The school is last year. He figures volunteers, The institute stressed that com p.m. 19:18: Miller. Bos, 19.18. Bob Mann 34-34-68 Penny fhilz 3439-73 besides contributing their time, have munity involvement is the fourth 2 o’clock at Cougar Field. (MCC photo) choices. Vermeil the last five x-Oct. 12— Philadelphia at Houston. 8 •Third period-7. Boston. Miller 2 Mike Sullivan *-34-69 Sally'Little 3736- 73 basically for civilians to educate p.m (Foster. Cashman). 6:51. 8. Boston, Bonme Lauer *36-73 contributed more than $7,000. This in component of the criminal justice seasons has molded a team which is McNabl (Cashman. Middleton).13:E«,9. Jim Thorpe *-34-69 them in crime prevention methods Bob Wynii *-34-69 Vicki Fergon 3637- 73 cludes individuals, civic groups and system, provided an overview of critiqued as one of the best in the AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston. Jonathan I (Secord. Vachon). Patty Sheehan 3637-73 and then to have them teach what 19’29 Penalties-McCrimmon. Bos.9:00. Chip B^k 33-38-69 NFL. He has had to assemble this (Best 3-of-Tii Jim Barber 77-32-69 Julie Stanger 3537-73 they learned to other groups. Yetz such. crime prevention concepts and (Kansas City leads series 24) Tkaezuk. NYR. 13:00. Marois, NYR. Miller Barber 77-33-69 Debbie Massev 3637-73 ■Jter: techniques, discussed the criminal highly-spirited, but disciplined Oct 8- KansasCity7, New York2 major. 13 54; Middleton. Bos. major. (iibbv Gilbert *-34-69 Chris Johnson' 3934-73 said he hopes to be able to send six He said educating the public Wilson bright spot Oct. 9— KansasCitv3. New York2 13 54. O'Reillv. Bos. major. 14’27. Lvn ix)tl *-34-69 Sandra Spuzich 3736- 73 results in a reduction in crime, Yetz justice system, and community group, from varied avenues. Oct. 10 — Kansas City at New York. Shots on goal-NY Rangers 11-7-7-25. Calvin F’ectc 3643-69 Dale Lundquist 38351-73 more persons to the school. 8:lf p.m. Boston lM0-7-r28 Goalie»-NY Rangers. Mardell Wilkins *38-73 is very anxious to get the young peo crime prevention programs. Of th e 45 a c tiv e p la y e rs , Bobbv Nchols 3664-70 Therese Hession Helping prevent crime Officer Pfeifer said the object is to x-Oct 11—KansasCilyat New York. Davidson Boston. Vachon A—12249 Arnold Palmer *-*^-70 *36-73 ple involved in youth services Vernon Police also emphasize the Philadelphia has 21 draft choices on 8:lf p.m. Woodv Blackburn *-34-70 Brenda Lunsford 33-40-73 get neighbors together and get them with UConn eleven x-Oct. 12— Kansas City al New York, Quebec 131-5 Karolyn Kertzman *38-73 Six Vernon area people look over material Scannell and Andrea Yetz. Back row: programs, drug control programs cost effectiveness of crime preven the roster, but linebacker Jerry Bill Kratzerl 33-77-70 involved in crime prevention. Those 4 pm Calgary 311-5 Howard Twittv 34-»-70 Cathy Mant 3836- 74 William DiYeso, Betty Aceto and Vernon and such. tion, citing the fact a police officer Robinson was the Eagles’ initial first First' period-l. Quebec. Goulel 1 Bob Eastwood 34-*-70 Nancy Rubin 3737- 74 tliey received at a crime prevention seminar who attended the school plan to help STORKS (UPI) The University World Series Schedule (Hunter. Hogansoni. 8 10 2. Calgary Jeralyn Britz 3737-74 Officer Pfeifer empasized again could take one hour to conduct a Wilson’s two interceptions Satur round pick since 1973 when he was Chouinard 1 (Reinhart. Vaili, 8 3 Michael Brannan 34-N-70 tliey attended recently in Texas. The six, Police officer Gary Pfeifer. (Herald photo by form neighborhood organizations for of Connectfcut's 4-1 record at the day, as well as being key factors in ■ Best 4-of-7) Charles Coodv *-*r-70 Carla Glascow 3737-74 the importance of getting the security analysis of a home, for the selected last year. Also, there are 15 Oct. 14 — American Ixcague at Calgary. Pleil 1 (Lavallee. Nitssoni. John Cook 37-33-70 Jeannette Kerr 39*r-74 shown at the Vernon Police Station, are front Richmond) crime prevention. midway point of the football season National League.8:15 p m 11:41. 4. Calgary. C'houinard2 iNiUson, David tidwards *■*^70 Martv Dickerson r37-74 townspeople involved in helping the amount an officer is paid an hour, the game's outcome, were important free agents led by starting corner- Lavalleei, 13:01 Penallies-Clement.Cal They also learned, at the Texas in is the team's best start since 1958 and Oct 15 — American League at Mike Gove 34-36-70 Anne-Mane F*alli 3636- 74 row, left to right: Linda Evans, Laurelleen J. which is usually less than $10. career marks for him. back Herman Edwards, guard Woody National League.8:15 p.m. 121, Russell. Cal, 4 54. Hart. Que. Bobbv Mitchell 77-33-70 Bev Davis-Cooper 3737-74 stitute, how to write grant police. one of the big reasons has been the He tied the UConn single season Oct 17 — National League al 10 26. Dupont. Que. 12 23. Clackson, Que liOn Nielson 3664-70 Betsv King 3936- 75. He said Vernon consists of 18.6 However, if a burglary is committed, play of free safety Darrell Wilson. Peoples, wide receiver Charles American League. 815 p.m 16:16, ^ Mark Pteil 36-34-70 Janet Coles 3637- 75 applications. The six said they will mark for interceptions (by Rich Fen Smith and safety Brenard Wilson. Oct. 18 — National League at Second period-5. Calgarv. Nilsson 1 Miiward TwiUv 3466-70 Kalhv Morse 3736-75, work with any group that wants help. square miles and has a population of it would probably cost the depart Wilson was named the Yankee ton in 1973) and shattered the UConn American League. I 15p m (Lavallee. Pled). 4.55 6. Quebec. Bobbv Walzel »6f^70 Donna Davis 3837- 75 some 32,500 and its impossible for the ment about $204 for the investigation, Conference defensive player of the Four of the eight players obtained x-Oct. 19 — National League at Richard! (unassisted).9 48 7 Quebec Jerrv F’alc 3764-71 Kathy Martin 3837-75 R e q io n ------Vernon already has 12 career record for both interceptions via trade are starters — quarterback American League. 4.30 p.m. Tardif I iFloreki. 10:11 8. ^ebec Don Poolev 3467-71 Louise Bruce 4936-7 Neighborhood Crime Watch erouos police to maintain complete court time and such. week for his performance Saturday x-Oct 21 — American League at H)chard2(P Stastnyi, 15.46 PenalDe^- Scott Simpson 3764-71 I’eggv Conley 4035^75 and total return yards on intercep Ron Jaworski, running back Leroy National League. 8:15 p.m *5' ^ bench (served bv Beverly Klass J936-7 in the Huskies' 24-21 come from (lOulel). 3.44. Que bench iserv^ bv Mike Ikinald *66-71 tions. Harris, tackle Stan Walters %nd x-Ocl. 22 — American League al Mike llartnon 3467-71 Martha Hansen 3637-7 behind victory over Colgate. National League, 8 15 p m (.ouleti, 18 39. Duponl. Que.2D 00 Dave Hill *66-71 Barbara Barrow 38- r - 7 Vernon inspector reports Wilson has 16 career interceptions linebacker Bill Bergey. Additionally, x-if necessary - Third period-9. Calgarv. Nilsson 2 Mike Mill *66-71 Myra Van Hoose 4134-7 The 5-foot-ll, 170 pound senior (Rautakallio. Pletli. 6 57. 10 Quebec A Juli Inkster 3736-7 for 243 return yards and the former Major League Baseball Playoff SiheduU Tom Jennette 3764-71 from Pennsauken, N.J., continued veteran Claude Humphrey alternates Goulct2(Weir. Hunteri.7 46 Penalties- Bunkv Henrv 3467-71 Jackie Berlsch 3837- 7 inteception mark was 14 set by Ted with starter Dennis Harrison at one By United Press International ^ n e l.jnce Tenbroeck .T66r^71 Nam y Lopez-Melton 3639-7 his stunning interception effort, shots on goal-Quebec 6-16-7-29 Hoiiieru Blancas 3467-71 MullmSpcncer-Devlin 3639-7 SERViSmR, Walton while the return record was (All Times EDTi Calgary.• f17-6-r7-6-1^39 " Debbie Raso 3838- 76 building code violation picking off two Colgate passes to in defensive end position. There is one Morns Hatalskv *66-71 218 set by Dave Korponai. waiver acquisition. Zac Henderson. NATIONAL LEAGUE (Joalies-Quebec, Dion Calgarv. Bou Ijrrv Ziegler *66-71 Brenda Rego 3739- 78 Propane crease his division I-AA and nation (Best 3-of-f ) (hard A-7243 Tonv Ueroa 3467-71 Terrv Maves 3838—78 “It's good to set these personal “I think we have the possibility of iSeries tied I-I> Gail Hirata 3836-76 parcel of property to the town attorney for leading totai to 7. (ki 7—Philadelphia.1. Houston! David Eger 366T-71 VERNON — John C. Darcey, the town's marks and after the season is over Ivee Elder 3764-71 Jan Ferraris 3940-7 legal action. Torch Kits becoming a playoff team,” the Oct 8 — Houston 7. Philadelphia 4,10 Robin Walton 3639-7 hodsing code inspector, reports 2,737 servi tar In the first half with Colgate innings Pittsburgh 13 0-4 Pat Mcizowan »6r--7i G they’re great to look back on,” Mice Kilzinan 3136-7 He also removed the unfit placard from Philadelphia coach acknowledges. Oct 10 - Philadelphia at Houston. 3 I’hiladelphia 4 21—7 •\llen Miller 3764-71 violations carried forward from previous • Instant lighting leading 21-7 and driving for a fourth Wilson said. First period—1.1’hiladelphia. Barberl Mike Keid 3368-71 Dianne Dailey 3937- 7 propane torch has “That is barring injuries and keeping p.m Jo Anne Camor 39- 37-7 months in his report for July through one parcel of property that previously had score on the Huskie six yard line, (k't 11 - I’hiladelphia al Houston. 4 1! I Wilson. Clarke). 0 49 2. Philadelphia. Jack Kenner 34-37 -71 many uses around As for his future when he .leaves Prestonl (Holmgren. MacLeishi.6 32 3. Iveonard Thompson 3764-71 Ix'nore Muraoka 3937-7 been declared unfit for occupancy, and Wilson intercepted a pass in the end a good attitude. But it’s so early. pm Rosev Bartlett * 3937-7 September. home & workshop! UConn, Wilson hopes for a chance to x-Ocl 12 - Philadelphia al Huuslun.8 iHiiladelphia. Hiill (Bridgman, Daileyi. Arlie McNickle 376^^-72 one parcel, the Prichard block, was torn zone with 20 seconds left in the half to We’ve got to keep the right frame of 7 46 4. Pittsburgh. Kehoe 1 > Lunsberry. ii.irhara Moxness 3636-7 During that three-month period he said play professional football. He said p m I'lvrp Kazmierski 3940-7 down in July. It was destroyed by fire. keep UConn in the game and set the mind within the right personality of Kindrachuki.S 40 5. Philadelphia. Wilson he inspected 57 structures which consisted Provides up to 15 some NFL teams have been iooking the squad. AMERICAN LEAGUE 1 (Barnesi. 11 57 Penalties—Anderson. Jai Alai Results of 205 dwelling units and he found 37 Darcy, who has been pushing for more hours ol burning stage for the second half rally. I Best 3-of-T I f*it, 0:25.. Schutt. Pit. 4 25. Holmgren. at him. Phi. 12 12 Holmgien I*hi. 16:07, power, said in his report that if the town lime. Clog-proof On the final play of the fourth I Kansas Cilv leads senes 2-0 > Fvst; violations. j filler. 'T ve been told that,” he said about Oct 8 - Kansas City 7. Now York 2 Hughes. Pit. 19 33 2 U h m M S.48 IN SN The violations consisted of 9 electrical, would give him this power many more of quarter after UConn went ahead, 24- Oct. 9— Kansas City 3. New York 2 Second periud-6. Philadelphia. Hill 2 S kiuhil 1 0Un«y 7N 3N the presence of scouts watching his I Bridgman. Gorence). 2:48 7. Philadel 6 lo te the violations would be corrected. Oct 10 — Kansas City at New York. 3 Nipa iMiMw 3N 1 heating, 3 plumbing, 21 structural and 3 21, Wilson intercepted his second performances this season. 8 15 p.m phia. Barber2 (Clarke. Leach1. 11.28 8. x-Ocl. II — Kansa.4Cilv at New York, Pittsburgh. Malone I (Kehoei. 12 01 9. I M a 2 S sanitary. This brought the accumulated In connection with this, the mayor and pass at the UConn 20 ending “During practice I’ve seen scouts f*ittsburgh. Stackhouse I (Kindrachuki. Firfecta 2 S U4 M Friday 8 15 p.m total to 2,774. the Town Council members have received Colgate's final offensive bid. watching and jotting down notes x-(Jcl 12 - KansasCilyat New York. 12 16 10. Pittsburgh. Faubert I iShep- Trifecta 2 $-3 S329.18 SOCCER Wilson was also involved in eight 4 p.m ard. Leci. 17 50 Penalties-Holmgren. U m t Duripg the same period 346 of these a letter from Vera Berube of the Spring along the sideline. I’d love to give it a f »hi,3 17. Baxter. Pit.7.37. Clarke. Phi. 4 GWMi M 17 61 S N 4 28 .Manchester al Simsbury, 11 54, Hill. inn. 12 46. Kindrachuk. Pit. violations were corrected making a new tackles and broke up two other SPORTS x-il necessary S tm Cwte Street Area Neighborhood Association, shot," he said. 12 46. Holmgren. Phi. 19 57 S N 3 28 3i30 total of 2,428 still to be taken care of. Colgate passes. 3 Iriicu liitiitii 2N urging them to support Darcey in his Baseball Playotls Third penod-M. Philadelphia. Preston Si. Paul al EasI Calholic, There were 194 electrical problems cor LIST PRICE $10.95 “We didn't execute in the start of __ \ FORUM Probable Pitchers 2 I Holmgren. Busniuk 1.8 13 Penalties- m i l t 4$ 1S7 41 request for “police power." NrlcctJ 4 S $224.18 3,15 the game, but Colgate didn't really Baseball records Uv Untied Press Iniernaiional Kindrachuk. Pit. 5 00. MacLeish. I’hi. rected, 7 heating, 11 plumbing, 127 struc She said it is the belief of association I All Times EDTi 11 15, Baxter. Pit. II 15 Lupien. Pit. Tihin 3-4 S $S74.10 Cheney Tech al Rocky tural. and 7 sanitary. drive us," Wilson said. “We weren't NEW YORK (UPl) - Two major National League 14 25 Bmt members that "It's imperative for ‘power Houston vs Philailclphia Shots on goal-Pittsburgh 6-15-7-28 4 6«*a 1 Inca U N 9N 4N Hill, 3,30 During the period Darcy said he talking on defense and were pretty Drop sponsorship Oct 10 - Philadelphia ■ Christenson f- of police' to be given to Mr. Darcey to cor offensive records were broken during Philadelphia 16-11-16-43 3 Cakiala iNiaMi S 2t 2.N Glaslonbury al Soulh received and investigated just two com niESTONE flat. We weren't down at halftime the 1980 baseball season, according 1 ■ al Houston iNtekro20 l2i.3 p m Goalies- Pittsburgh. Millen Philade 2lrii«a$M 2N rect the many delinquent and serious code I am sorry to report that Dillon (K‘l 11 - Philadelphia al Houston. 4.15 phiij, Myre A-17.(/f7 Windsor plaints and they now comply He also: though. to the major ieague’s unofficial p in ( M l 34 $44N violations that may endanger the health Ffestoni Nr1«y 4 3 $tlS.44 Hall al Penney Placed 7 caveats; released 2 caveats, sent ANTI-FIIEEZE “ We knew we were better than we statistics. Sales & Service will not be spon x-Oct 12 - Philadelphia at Hou.slon.B and safety of our town's citizens." pin Tiiftcta 4-3-2 $474.3# Conard al EasI Hanford out 2 housing code letters; found 39 I ^SBECnj had showed. It was just a matter of The record for total number of soring Punt, Pass and Kick Competi Ameriran League Fawtfc Jai Alai Entries INewinglon al Rockville properties that complied on re-inspection; "Therefore, power of police would be a putting it all together," said Wiiso'n, stolen bases, 3,290 set in 1911, was tion any more. New York vs Kansas City 1 Cm#« 7W IN 3N I»L (K't K) - KansasCitv iSpliltoftI M il FRIDAY S Hn\m 18N 3.N Cromwell al Bollon step in the right direction in solving many 1 Ford Motor Co. has decided to at New York iJuhn22-4).8:15 p.m placarded 2 properties as being unfit for “This win means a great deal boun broken with a m ark of 3,403. Fnt 4 Napa 2.N Portland al Rham deteriorating circumstances and improve cing back after the disappointing loss withdraw its sponsorship and place x-(k't I I - KansasCitv i(ialel3-9' al OwMa I S $$S U human habitation; s p t final 10-day letters Oakland's Rickey Henderson became Now York iTiant8-9i,8 15 p.m 1. Iriiga H-Arama EasI Calholic al Hartford conditions in our town,” Mrs. Berube said. to Yale.” its efforts in other areas. x-(k'l 12 - Kansas Clival New York M kU t-S SISLII out to 3 homeowners; and turned over 1 only the third player in baseball 4pm iUttfMtercta Tihin 1-4-S $7I3.N Public (girls), 3,15 During the last 18 years of the con iZa^Zana IHmHUpa Reed both The Huskies are off Saturday and history to steai 100 bases while Mon x il neiessary Fifth: CROSS COUNTRY test, we have enjoyed the reception 7. kaiaWI-ICBitii l6abieMan*b 7 Pacta lUwa t7.M S.28 4.N Inside and play Holy Cross Oct. 18. treal's Ron LeFlore had 97 thefts and Game 2 Si*i hdaktica the people of Manchester and sur 3 Iniafa ■ l|»tiM S 28 4 N Soulh Windsor /Xavier outside “We can use a rest physically," Pittsburgh's Omar Moreno had 96. NEW YORK KAN.SASCITY U m t 4 lirwn Jam IN Mayor Herbst awaits temperatures abrhhi abrhbl al EasI Calholic, 3,30 rounding towns have given. OmmU 3-7 $S0.2I Log from inside Wilson admitted. But the coaches are The 38,141 total hits also set a new Hndipbib 4 0 2 1 Wilson II 3 112 l.N*V-Cara I Laiiri-brama Cheney Tech al Portland, I want to thank those that have ParlKta 7-3 $13U# still pushing us just as hard in prac mark. The old record was 38,043, set Murcerdb 4 00 0 WshntH ss 30 11 Urri^aMafa 4. WriiM Otorita Gives Watsiinlb 40 10GBrellab 4 000 ite a M K e to iZafiMhM TriftcU 7-34 $M7.$# 3.30 Splitting tice and keeping us in shape. We have in 1977. made Punt, Pass and Kick a success. SiiOi temperaluras Jacksonrl 4 02 0 Mchaedh 3 00 0 7.Cahiab-Z»ra L Hazza Ftoraata Manchesler /Penney action by Congress to stay sharp.” The Manchester Football Association GambleII 4 000 ousel 40 10 SikiMflaMi 6 iMRy Inca 9 W S.N 3.N Axes in both r- Cernne c 4 0 2 0 Walhan rl 3 0 0 0 3 lirpii laM IN I1.N girls al Simsbury In- andC* When Wiison takes the field his for the judges, the Park and Recrea Netlles3b 4111 Hurdler! 00 0 0 TNit 4 Pada bM 128 vilalional VERNON - Mayor Marie Herbst said taken care of. Split twice the wood responsiblities involve more than Bevacqua signs tion Department for use of the Dentss 300 0 Aikenslb 3 0 00 l.NeHIrTati Maida34$39N Song 'N Beauty HrowncI 2 1 0 0 p o rte rr 3110 FIELD HOCKEY she has been informed by U.S. Rep. Cogen expressed the fear that if the VISE-ORIP”* in half the time! A fklkf- just patroling the defensive secon PITTSBURGH (UPl) - The playing fields, the Army and Navy While 2b 3 120 iradheikama 4. Amafi l-Zana PwfnU 63 $121.1# « ^ HKCoopfrCfOup Totals 33 2 8 2 Totals 29 3 6 3 SMizzal-Acntii ISairiawtaya Triftcta 634 $].#21.2f Simsbury al Manchesler, Christopher Dodd that Congress will be matter isn't taken care of until after the PLIIRSnS 5-Lb.Wild dary. He really could be called a Pittsburgh Pirates announced Club, cosponsors, the Manchester Rotating levers trans vw N ork oooaaoouo-2 7. Ziiai Kaica I My^ante 3.30 voting in mid-October on federal general election on Nov, 4 then weakening form downward stroke to SOLDERING quarterback of the defensive unit. Wednesday the team has come to Herald for its publicity, and a special KansasCitv ODOOOaOx-3 Sabi kizibal 64bM 3 Cana UN 7N 4N GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Bird Food GUN KITS DI»-Kan.sasCjlv 1 1X)B - New York 5 S IMra revenue sharing funding. amendments are more likely to pass. powerful outward force ■^t/iyioh, thanks to Tom Conran, director, Don FmvCc 8 28 S N “After we break the huddle the terms with infielder Kurt Bevacqua. Kansas Cilv 5 2B-Washington. Watson 2 law 4N Manchesler al Penney The Connecticut Conference of Mayors He reasoned that after the election OUR BETTER BLEND that splits log and Gil Flavell, judges, for their 18 3B--Wils«n HR Nettles d i SB-Ohs defense is in my hands," he said. “I Terms were not disclosed. lim tm ^Mla 3-S $4rN E.O. SmOh al EasI had informed Vernon Mayor Marie Herbst some members of Congress will know they Indoor/ . IP H RKRBBSO lim n 1E« make the calls as to how we should years in running this program. New York Pcrtccta 3^S $1121# LIST raid SI 3.95 The Pirates also asked waivers on SlUiu iCMy Calholic and officials in other towns, that the won't be coming back in January and the Outdoor line up according to the oifense's for Sincerely, May iLO-h 8 6 3 3 3 4 TriftcU 3-S-2 $1871# On* S ' 6 on* 10" lock veteran outfielder Bernie Carbo for Kansas Citv 7.Zefii ICara E4Mh GIRLS SWIMMING federal general revenue sharing program rest will know they won't have to run ing pli*rs with curv*d LIST raid $24.99 Thermometers mation.” J. Stewart Johnston, [.eunard • W 14i 8 7 2 2 I H Sikt Ikri^ I S Umi Ittatt II N S.28 128 jaw i 6 knurl*d tipt the purpose of obtaining his release. Manrhesler al Hall, 5,30 is in trouble and that if it isn 't again for two years. He urged all town too )40Wduolh*otgun Quis«iberr>’iSli I l o u0 U U Fiflk 1 lew Ism IN 1.28 Us* os vis*, clomp laeonard pitched to I batter in9th 3Naa4al$itl IN Hand al EasI Calholic (al reauthorized that Hie check the town heads to contact their congressmen and pip* wr*nch wir* cut- with sold*r, 3 sold*r- WP-Leonard T -2 51 A-42 633 I. laiarManvita IhbiiMtoTiU m 2 7 ^ ing tips, tip wr*r>ch OmMi I S $34 40 EHHS), 3,30 recently received will be the last. urge them to assure that the house con (*r ond mor*( 5.87 Ikazakal^Zma l.fccty-laBts LIST PRICE $39.95 soTd*ring oid tool and ParftcU S-1 $78 SI LIST PRICE $1.39 flux brusn With cos* LIST PRICE $9.95 S.EMyXara I TritccU S I-3 $3I7 N Joel Cogen, executive director and siders and passes revenue shy'ing before 7.hdiMUpa I. CairiaM4(atea featk: general counsel of the CCM expressed adjournment. Sabs Haul l-lgut» 2 Qm fieiRT I8N SN 4N concern about the vote because of this Satk 3 (asahia lsi$ 1 S28 S 2f Art exhibit Hockey being an election year and Mrs. Herbst 2. baiabalMarTaatJ 1 lascariH l$m 82# Pre-season holiday electrical buys ( M l 2 3 $29 N wrote to Dodd to tell him the town VERNON — The Tolland County Art IM A stsI 4.iatul-tam WANTED I. Fa*ta4U$ca PtrfacU 2 3 $83 3# wouldn't be able to operate without cut Association will hold its 34th annual fall TriftcU 2 31 $2I8J8 Oz. 7.lai»4Mi»a ilasraaM ting services or increasing local taxes, if art exhibit in the Edith Peck Room of the Sabs Gabiai*«arrtta Tenth: Insta- NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE S 6er*| 13 N IN 6N the revenue sharing funds aren't received. Rockville Public Library during the week Ky United Press International 1 traa SN IN TO BUY of Oct. 27. Foam Salaty 4 k v The mayor said the problem is a serious Clear ('ampbel] Conferem-e 3N The hours the exhibit will be open will Sealant Vnyl Orange Patrick Division M a I S $2tM one since the town predicated its 1980-81 Wndow W L T h s GF tlA PtrfacU 61 $S4 N fiscal year upon a positive response from be from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m., Monday, 50" x 80" Philadelphia I 0 0 TriftcU S-14 $247.21 Wednesday and Friday and from 9 a.m. to Clear Calgary U 0 1 I iiEAN Washington regarding the funding. Utvtafh; NYlsIanders 0 0 0 1 Ortea I M a I N 1828 4.N Congress was scheduled to adjourn on 6 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 4.87 Vinyl Washington 0 0 u NY Rangers 0 1 0 1 hw higt 3N IN GARS Oct. 2 and Mrs. Herbst urged Dodd to see An open house for members and guests LIST $7.75 Window Smvthe Division Zba^lM l 4 hasB Za«i IN and presentation of awards will be held on W L T Pts Ibrtaw-lMm 4 FwtHlM*a Om U 14 $43 N that it doesn't adjourn until the matter is • Permanent. Weather St Louis S.bw-ZacR l.lMMipa PtrftcU 14 $1S«N the 28th from 7;30 to 9:30 p.m. Ilevible Chicago Ik s m im k tlm-Zdaical TrHtcU 144 $IM.2t Seal Kits Vancouver Subs iMibwCinty • Bonds, F-klmonton Taafflfc: d TER Gilead Hill PTO 75W Clear Winnipeg 3 IrtiM Lttatf I4J# 18N 3.N Frier against staffing caulks, With self- Colorado 4 Rawarai Uiica 1 7N 4N IIEIIKON -T he Gilead Hill School PTO seals, sticK channel. Flood Lamps Spikelites I.IrbMUsiil 2hm#allM*a 128 Claire Flamm Frier, Republican can spot- 3.5mil vinyl Wales Conlerence tCNebiga 4. laidfia faray will meet Oct. 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the school Lets you put outdoor 16/3 X 50-Foot Norris Division iCnabiMm Uiipbi fctmwl Nmla34$#4N didate for the state senate from the 35th Insulates sheeting & re "Spot " GQhl where you W L T Pts PiHtcU 34 $233 71 library. All parents are invited to attend Smote tamer strip LIST PRICE Outdoor 7.ba»4«wt L M i-Z a W u l want It' Can also be Montreal 0 0 0 0 U TriftcU 14 2 m u District, said Thursday she won't support the meetings to help the executive board Reusable 3.94 $5.30 Los Angeles 0 0 0 0 0 Fanta4jii4i Mndaacc 2.918 Nwie 2SS.21I TILt4t-t4e4 additional spending for staffing at the • With 2 permanently mounted Extensions Detroit 0 U 0 0 0 TMlk to plan activities and to help make the liarllord U I 0 0 6 general assembly. decisions which determine the programs reach- 100W RED. BLUE OR initsburgh 0 10 0 4 l.lM N * everywhere LIST PRICE GREEN LAMPS, m LIST PRICE LIST PRICE Adams Division lArtan —FALL CLASSES NOW FORMING- to be offered to children and parents. nozzles! $9.89 LIST $7.35...... W L r ins GK ( Mrs. Frier's Democratic opponent, 6.33 4 . f 4 4.47 $7.99 6.94 $10.99 Boston LAruratel Michael Skelley was one of four On the agenda, besides the routine Quebec 0 0 1 1 rOrbNl MAS OYAMA’S SCHOOL OF KARATE secretary and treasurer reports will be Minnesota 0 0 0 0 S ^ b a Democratic state senators, who last year Toronto 0 0 0 0 TAUGHT BY CERTHD KYOKUSHAIKAIMSTIUGTORS sent letters to the other 22 senators saying reports on PTO volunteer response, school THE W.O. GLENNEY CO. HuUalo 0 10 0 l.Arta^Ui* they had asked the General Assembly's pictures, Spook Night, the book fair. San SERVINa YOU FOR 60 YEARS TTiursday s Results kZM- Boston7. N Y Rangers2 Ilmde^ArcaraMl ilMcarM-Uikal MON. WED. & FRI. EVES. 7:00-9:30 Legislative Management Committee to ta's workshop, and .(3iristmas vacation iniiladelphia7. I*itt.xburgh4 lb»fi«ai iCiMbMMMt movie. HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER Finalists in ISeipsic junior tennis play Chicago4. Buffalos 7.lrbtal-ZM I. iNgB^kig* FREE INITIAL LESSON — NO CONTRACTS appropriate $15,000 to each senator to pay St. Louis 8. HartlordO iduttmhnt for staffing. Also to be discussed will be the program Quebec f.. (^Igary 5. •CUtSTOWIIIY •CUMCTON •NUM6T0N Winners and runners-up in tlie Junior Divi Front, Bob Lammey, Steve Bayer, Dave Friday’s Games 507 E. MIDDLE TPKE. Mrs. Frier said she wouldn't support ad for parents through Project RiSE, the •MMCKSm Winnipeg al Washington bicycle safety program. 338 N. MW ST. S3HEM0IIKVL IT. 13 tNEST n . IT. 44 sion of tlie Neipsic Tennis Club were, top row Detroit at Vam-ouver l.lMcara»llM*a LlibNHm MANCHESTER CT 640-3563 ditional spending for such staffing noting Bycliw and Paula Lacey. Missing was 1 Fanto-Zriaka I STM213 429-N16 (1. to r.) Brad Easterbrook, Rick Risinger, Quebet* at Minonlon 4. b»lKarMl that staff persons assigned to each and Items for consideration will include MS-52S3 6334S7S Daniella Etyke. Saturday’s Games H—8ibi|i tlw b W s* school colors and emblem, and possible Dal Bylciw, Steve Bycliw and Andrea Dalton. N. Y Rangers al Toronto 7. IrtiM fari| 6bH»4M«l BRANCH CHIEF A INSTRUCTOR - every legislator would be a luxury the Itoslonal N Y. Islander.s ^Sibs SENSEI TOM MELI state can't afford. revision of the by-laws. 1» - EVENING HERALD. Fri.. Oct. 10, 1980 EVENING HERALD. Fri., Oct. 10, 1960 - 19 • • p 13 a. Holp Wonlod ‘M*M*I’X*X*’**’*****»*»***‘****'»*^ •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••< ...... Homaa For S a h 33 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 33 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 SALESWOMAN for retail Reqion------fabric store. Part time with some experience necessary. PUBLIC NOTICE ...... ■ Retail experience preferred. Apply So-Tro Fabrics, Burr NOTICE* Tips For Selling Your Home Comer Shopping Center, 1151 IMMICHESTER GRANGE ^31 1 — Lost and Found Tolland Turnpike, The 2 — Personals Manchester. Garage full 3 _ Announcements WULHOLDA 4 ^ Entertainment When you sell, think like a buyerl Do 5 — Auctions SALESPERSON. Sundays, not Invest in major changes unless 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Friday SCOOP SUPPER MARKETPLACE FINANCIAL evenings, 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 you’re sure It will Increase the value of of furniture 8 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages i OCT. 15 RT 9 — Personal Loans p.m. Mature adults only. your home. BOLTON — Unbeknown to many people, Board of 10 — Insurance Mies experience necessary. CKAIITIC S IU Apply in person at: England 20S0LC0nST. Education members .inclpded, the Bolton Elementary EMPLOYMENT Hardware Store, Route 44 A, COLUMN Center School garage is “ full of furniture from all of the 13 — Help Wanted Bolton. 14 — Business Opportunities Good Ustd ClolMng of Ml STARTRiGitT schools and the garage at the high school has some fur 15 » Situation Wanted liZ M . PART TIME. Your telephone 1. Straighten up closets and cabinets. niture in it too.” EDUCATION 6 0’^ P.M. James Veitch, superintendent of buildings and grounds, HouMhold goods, altio and our customers turn spare 2. Use room deodorants to eliminate OWNER FINANCING 18 Private Instructions trsosursi, and baksd time into spare earnings. Real Estate Editor: Cindi T. Bulach when asked why and how said, "The furniture is in 19 — Schoois-Classes Choose own hours. 249-7771 I ENTERTAINMENT WILL musty odors. AVAILARLE storage as a result of declining enrollment and most of it 20 — Instructions Wanted 3. Clean attic, basement and garage. is in decent condition.” REAL ESTATE EARN EXTRA $$$s tor I FOLLOW. ALL PERSONS 4. Paint ceilings, walls and woodwork a t in owm r wHI ghra • low hrttrast rata m ortgagt t The situation was brought up when the school board dis 23 — Homes tor Sate Saturday 9:30 to 1:30 Christmas. Sell Avon part M AKE THE BOLTON light color where necessary. I buyar w ith $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 dow n on th is 8 room C olonial 24 — Lots-Land for Sale time. Call 523-9401 or 646-3685. INTERESTED IN JOINING 'h c u s ^ a request from First Selectman Henry Ryba as to 25 - Investment Property Talcotvllla Church Hail I 5. Clean or replace worn, dirty with MumitHini tiding - gas host 1 baths, Itncad whether the school garage could be used to house the 26 — Business Property Enjoy boating, swimming, yard and pool. Prlca it S69,900. 27 — Resort Property Elmhlll Road PART TIME - Earn extra ilNE GRANGE ARE WELi FIRST STEP and fishing right In your carpeting. town cruiser. 26 — Real Estate Wanted money while the kids are iii back yard whsn you own 6. Neaten up landscaping - grass, Veitch told the school board members it would be im school. Telephone Solicita MI8C. SERVICES I THE SUPPER IS OPEN this 7 room Colonisl home shrubs, etc. possible at this time because of the furniture being stored Lott and Found tion. E. Hartford company. A TO, B E H E R 31 -> Services Ollered good telephone voice and dic that oHer* 3 bsdroomt, 7. Have all appliances In working order there. 32 — Painting-Papering Hying room, dining room, Onlup^ tion a must. Hours 9 a.m. to I I TO THE PUBLIC. School Superintendant Raymond Allen said although 33 — Building-Coniracting LOST - Vicinity of Parker kitchen and dsn. sll and clean. 34 — Rooting-Siding Street and East "Middle Turn m. and 5 to 9 p.m. Call Mon. LIVING... situated on a nice levsl attempts have been made to sell some of the furniture it iroughg h Fri., r - 9 - a.m. to 1 p.m.. 35 — Heating-Plumbing pike, Black Cat, one white fhl treed lot. and priced at only proved impossible. He said, "School furniture is now 36 — Flooring whisker. Answers to Mrs. Williams, 569-4993. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage nAII charitable and non-profit $56,500. Call us. We will JACKSTON AVANTE going for a dime a dozen becuase the enrollnient in all “ Ebony.” 647-9013.______CALL THESE show you through. 36 — Services Wanted NURSES AIDES - All shifts. organixalions wishing to have their Public An- Michael Kaprove 789 Mam Street schools is down. MISC. FOR SALE LOST • Small black Persian Part time and full time. Enjoy nouncsmsnts published free in this space ere Manchester. Connecticut 06040 Veitch has been asked to prepare an inventory of how Cat. Large gold eyes. Reward. Sales Manager 40 — Household Goods working in a home like at urged to contact Joe McCavanaugh, General REALTORS U&R Realty Co., Inc. T s le p h o n e : much furniture there is and what condition it is in. After 41 — Articles tor Sale Vicinity New State Road, mosphere, assisting the elder Manager of Regal Mufflers of Manchsstsr. Century 21-Jackston Avante that Allen will return to the board for a recommendation 42 >- Building Supplies East Catholic High. Call 527- ly residents in our self care 643-2692 646-1316 A new Dempsey 43 — Pets-Birds-Dogs Space will be alloted on a first coma, first 0739 days; or 649-0830 after 6 unit. We offer good wages and served basis TODAY! Robart 0. Muntodi Raaltar as to what to do with it. 44 -> Musical Instruments . p.m. benefits, including full M ntal Allen suggested the furniture could be stored at the old Newborn John N. Dempsey III sleeps peacefully as he is admired by 45 — Boats & Accessories II. 46 — Sporting Goods plan. Please caU: Mrs. library if the town would allow it and if it isn’t being used his grandfather, John N. Dempsey Sr.; grandmother, Mary Dempsey; Ptnonalo 2 Blanc RN, 646-0129, 47 -i- Garden Products Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 for something else. his father, John Jr.; and his uncle, Kevin Dempsey, as his mother 46 — Antiques Manchester Manor Rest John Morianos, board member, said cooperation with 49 — Winted to Buy LOOKING FOR Home, 385 West Center Street, America's first successful daily newspaper, the Pennsyl holds him in her arms. It was an all-Dempsey affair Thursday at the RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) Manchester. RN OR LPN POSITIONS vania Packet & General Advertiser, began publication the town is essential. If there is any way we can provide a RENTALS TYPISTS available on the following John N. Dempsey Hospital at the UConn Health Center in Farmington. 52 — Room s lor Rent Ic commute two young girls to Sept. 21,1784. spot for the cruiser, we should, he said. the St. Mary-St. Joseph^hool NURSES AIDES positions shifts: 7-3, part time, 3-11 part (UPI photo) 53 — Apartments for Rent Ltx’al office of a large Insurance time or fill time, 11-7 part He suggested the board could have a tag sale to get rid 54 — Homes Inf Rent area in Willimantic, from available on 3-11 and 11-7 Muffler Mauna Loa Hawaii is the world's Company is seeking p rso n with time. Individualized paid of the furniture because “There’s no sense in keeping it 55 — Biibioesb tor Rent Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: shifts. Experience not R egal Center good typing skills One position largest volcano In cubic content. 56 — Resort Property tor Rent Semi flexible. Call 228-3810. necessary. Complete orienta will involve Policy Typing, the orientation. If interested in forever.” „jp, fOtiiriiii'Ui a- aloitg uith r ifirriiir firiniurl.r 57 W H'-'’* tion, classroom study and on other, general typing plus diver caring for the elderly, please Veitch said if the furniture was gone there would be SB — M 'Sc tor Rent sified clerical responsibilities apply at Rockville Memorial UNATTACHED? Meet new the job training will be given. Mf Atom ti. A pleasant work environment Men.-Fri. • a.m. 6 p.m. Nursing Home. 22 South room in the garage for the cruiser. Board buys computer AUTOMOTIVE compatible companions in Here is a chance to supple Manchetler and good benefits are offered Wod. Itl 9 P.M.. Prior office experience is Street, Rockville. 875-0771. The matter of using town space for the furniture and 6 ' Aiii'.s tor Sale Manchester area. Lowest ment your family income by Phone 646-2112 B at 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 62 — Trucks tor Sale cost, elaborate, confidential desirable but not essential .’lease using school space for the town cruiser will be explored. what the Project Explore students working with the elderly. Paid telephone for an appointment BOLTON — The Board of Education 63 — Heavy Equipment tor Sale and dignified nationwide Holidays, 10 Paid Sick Days, 2 WAITRESSES. Part time In other business at its meeting Thursday the school needed. 64 — Motorcycles-Bicyctes evenings. Expereince Turn Your Unused voted unanimously, Thursday night, to system. Free literature. 65 — Campers-Trailers-Mobile Weeks vacation after one board: Robenhymer asked the board to con Dating of Prestige, year, Paid Blue Cross & Blue Halp Wantad 13 Halp Wantad 13 E. Ritchls Insurance Co. preferred. Closed Sundays. buy a computer for $1,538 for students in Momes Davis Family Restauant. 649- • Set a salary schedule for part-time secretaries and sider planning ahead for the purchase of Williamstown, Mass. 0126'7. Shield, Paid Major Medical & Of North America the Grade 5-8 Project Explore program. 66 — Automotive Service STATION ATTENDENT 5487 bookkeepers at an eight-step range of from $3.36 to $5.56 peripherals that would extend the use and 67 — Autos tor Rent-Lease Disability Insurance and $3000 111 Foundera Plaxa Philip Robenhymer, Project Explore SHEET METAL n e e d e d FULL TIME - Apply Eaat Hartford, Conn. per hour. application of the computer for the SEEKING A COMPANION or Free Life Insurance. Apply: teacher who is described as becoming an life mate? Write: Mail Order Riverside Health Care Center, in person: Gorin's Sports Car Tel. 82S-9031 Items Into WORKERS • Invited the Willington Board of Education to its Oct. expert in the computer field, said the Ap children once they have mastered the Friends, Box 4, Circleville, 745 Main Street. East Hart Center, Route 83, Vernon. Business Opportunlllaa 14 23 informational meeting to hear about the options for the ple II Plus micro computer would give the basic languages and program techniques. Ohio 43113. ford. HMDR| i VimiluRK ■■ In W M AsaMb
WILLIAM FISH TONY WASILEFSKY BEVERLY DIPIETRO MARILYN MAWHiNNEY PAUL OLIVER FRANK BORYSEVICZ JOE SCIARRA •- ThAMIS lO-IO 0 >«•> MA lot * W Deg u t P»« DONALD FISH GRANT HARLACHER BOB PUJl LORRAINE BOUTIN JIM GOETCHEUS DAVID THIBODEAU VINCENT STRIANO Services Offered 31 Services Offered 31 Pointing-Pepering 32 Building ContrecHng 33 Aperlments For Rent S3 Homes lor Rent 54 Autos For Solo ** Aulos For Solo 61 PAINTING - INTERIOR AND, FES Industries, Inc. H O U S E EXTERIOR; Paperhanging. CARPETED TWO FIVE ROOM HOUSE with WE PAY TOP PRICES for Experienced, references. Ser- offer you garage, stove, carpeting. B-B UPHOLSTERY. Custom QUALin HOME BEDROOMS - AU m ^ e rn wrecked and junk cars. A & B WASHING Work. Free Estimates. Will ving Willimantic, kitchen. Kids and pets ok. Just Near school and busline. $425 Auto Salvage, used auto parts. pick up and deliver. Please Manchester, Bolton, Coven REMODUINB $2K. 2^5646, Locators, fee. plus utilities. Call 643-6^ or Call Tony 6 4 6 ^ . 2 t SKCUL m PMOSlI call 640-2161 after 4:00 p.m. try, Columbia, Tolland areas. 247-3218 649-6205. BY OWNER” Remove C lu U . Mildew. Tree I 15^J. Grillo. 423-6582. Hartford, C T MOVE RIGHT IN! Nice two Sep, D in A Grime See Your I BRICK, BLOCK, STONE - bedrooms. Large yards for OfHcaa-Stores fbr Ron! 55 Home Sparkle Again! Fully In-1 PAINTING BY CRAIG kids and pets. $175. 236-5646. iured * Fireplaces. Concrete. WANTED JUNK AND LATE BsauNful Sevan room Colonial. Three Chimney Repairs. "No Job OGDEN. Interior and LEON CIEZSYNSKI Locators, fee. VERNON W ,9 0 0 Exterior Specialist! Fully In OFFICE SPACE MODEL WRECKS - Cash bedrooms, fireplacod living room, eat-ln ASSUMA8LE 7H PITI $332. MAKPaintini Too Small.” Call 644-8356 for BUILDER. New homes, ad Paid. Call Parker Street Used sured. Free Estimates. Call ditions, remodeling, rec C H A RM IN G TWO kitchen with oak cabinets, formal dining Approx, balance of $26,900, 6Vk room newer DUTCH estimates. FOR RENT Auto Parts. Inc. 649-3391. MANCHESTIR S64.S00 COVENTRY $84,900 CaN 643-2689 anytime, 649-8749. rooms, garages, kitchens BEDROOMS with fenced room, baths, economical gas heaf, BOWER SCHOQL DISTRICT. Beautifully decorated, SOMETHING SPECIAL RAISED RANCH; 3 bedrooms; Eat-in kitchen that leads (or Fruu Eat(mata WILL DELIVER small loads remodeled, ceilings, bath tile, yard. Modem appliances. Just Excellent 6-room COLONIAL CAPE. Spacious rooms, 11 to deck; Large dining area; Finished Family room with dormers, roofing. Residential $185. 236-5646, Locators, fee. In Manchester. Central 1969 CONTINENTAL central vac, hardwood floors, natural charming and immaculate 6 room CAPE. There are of sand, gravel or loam. Cali CLASSIC. Low mileage. Call X 23’ kitchen, carpeting, woodstove, 2-car garage. floor to ceiling fireplace; 2 car garage; Immacualte 644-1775. Can call 7;00 a.m to or commercial. 649-4291. location. Air con woodwork, vinyl siding, dock....and moral many custom features. Call today for your private KIDS OK - Two bedrooms between 8:30 a.m. and 5:00 Located on acreplus of park-like grounds. See it today! home throughout! ______10:00 p.m. PAINTING. INTERIOR AND ditioning. p.m. 646-4004. For appointment, call .^howdng! B4M TREE SERVICE, DESIGN KITCHENS - with laundry facilities. Plus where TREE-MENDOUS ser EXTERIOR. Low rates. Fully lots morel Just $150. 236-5646, GEORGE N. CONVERSE. insured. Nine years Cabinets, Vanities, Formica 1974 SUBARU - Good condi vice is guaranteed, now Counter Tops. Display, Locators, fee. Call 643*B881 643-0805 offering FREE STUMP Painting and paperhanging. experience. Free estimates. tion. Front wheel drive. $1800 Thirty years experience. Call Storage Sc Bookcases. Kitchen GRINDING with tree 646-1085. GLASTONBURY. New five negotiable. Telephone 643- ★ 4:00 to 9:00 evenings. 643-2804. Cabinet Fronts. Custom 67K, or 659-1723. removal. Free estimates. Ful Woodworking. 649-9658. room condo style duplex. 1969 CORVETTE, Good condi ly insured. References. Senior EXTERIOR PAINTING, 56 HAWTHORNE STREET - SHARPENING SERVICE - Offers all the luxury features □ AUTOMOTIVE tion. 427, four speed, radial Citizens Discount. 643-72K. experienced college student. you'll need. Rare find in South 1968 DART, 1969 CHARGER tires, applianced wheels, T- Excellent Value! Six Room Manchester $40s Glass Cut, Keys Made, Small Quality work. Very 318. Three speed. Posi rear Cape. One new bath, new roof, Glastonbury. 568-0138; 633- top, am/im eight track. Best Engine & Screen Repairs reasonable prices. Call Mike, Auto Ports For Solo 60 end. Needs some work. Best new siding, new furnance. OPEN HOUSE SUN. REWEAVING BURN . r ------— Rooting 34 4566 for details. Broker. ofler. Call after 5:00 p.m., 649- HOLES. Zippers, umbrellas BLTSH HARDWARE 793 569-3458 or $69^945. offer over $400. 871-7385. new outside deck, enclosed l t o 4 Main Street, 643-4121. 3165. COVENTRY $79,900 repaired, window shades, ROOFER WILL INSTALL AVAILABLE OCTOBER 20th. glass and screen porch, lilviM CondoffliniuM LEE PAINTING. Interior Sc dormer, carpeting. Many S0METHIN9 SPECIAL Venetian blinds. Keys. TV roof, siding or gutter for low Four room apartment. $350 1973 JAVELIN V-8. 304. 1972 FORD GALAXY - 4 door LEAF RAKING - Odd jobs. Exterior. “Check myly rater Automatic. Am/fm 8 track more extras. Priced to sell, 292 Green Hoad Spacious Adjacent to public golf and tennis club. You owe it to MANCHESTER $89,900 FOR RENT. Marlow's, 867 discount price. Call Ken at monthly. Includes heat, hot sedan. Fully equipped. In use Main Street. 649-5221. Good work done. Free es before you decorate.” Depepen- CHEVY MOTOR FOR SALE - stereo. Asking $1000. Call 649- 155,900. Call Group I, Warren brick. two bedroom yourself to see this quality contructed Contemporary OELUXE WENOELL REEO timates. Call anytime, 649- 647-1566. water, appliances, parking every day. $600. Call 649-6238. towtihouscs. .New appliances, dable.Fully...... insured. 646-1653. Valves completely done over. 8234. E. Howland. 643-1108. home. There is an immediate feeling^iiiAarmth upon MANCHESTER $89,000 built 8'/i room COLONIAL ready for Immediate occupan 1861, ask for Steve. and storage. Two months $200 or best offer. Please call carpeting Choice of colors. I'j 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BUG - entering. Some of the features include all-nighter Beautiful U & R RAISED RANCH in Rockledge area; cy; 4 spacious bedrooms; 2Vk baths; Fireplaced 1st. floor security required. One child 643-9340; keep trying. baths, patio, (ul) basement GENERAL PAINTING - accept^. No pets. Call 649- Very good condition. Runs MANCHESTER. Unique Reserved opfn space parking woodstove, 4 sets of sliders to wrap-around deck, split Family room with built-in storage: Custom kitchen with C iM TREE SERVICE. Free BANK REPOSSESSIONS - Many custom, features; 2 full baths; 2 car garage: I n t e r i o r Sc Exterior; 8891 between 3;00 and 7:00 1977 Plymouth Sport Fury. good, looks good. $900 or best English Cotswold three story Wooded setting Model 300C fieldstone floor-to-ceiling fireplace, exposed beams. Call island bar; Morgan doors; 2 car garage and more! See it LAWNS CUT. Expert service. estimates, discount senior Hoeting-Plumbing 35 Aulos For Solo 61 Beautiful grounds. Much, much more! Specializing In Exterior Trim. p.m. only. $2300. 1976 Dodge Charger offer. 646-1358 after 6 p.m. Colonial on Comstock Road, Directions Summit or Wood- to preview. today! Lowest rates around. Call for citizens. Company Free Estimates. Fully In bridge to Green Road Signs Special Edition. $2500. 1973 near Country Club. Must be free estimate. 649-7773 Manchester owned and sured. Call 646-0709, or 742- NO JOB TOO SMALL - Toilet posted VERNON - Near Henry Park. 1972 DODGE POLARA. Four CMC Jimmy Utility Truck. FIREBIRD. 1971-350. seen to be appreciated. $125,- evenings. operated. Call 646-1327. 5087. repairs, plugged drains, door. Registered and running. 000. Lesperance Agency. 646- IF YOU PURCHASE A HOME FROM D.W.FISH, IN OUR LOCAL AREA, kitchen faucets replaced, One bedroom. New $2300. 1969 AMC Ambassador Automatic transmission. HOMES UNLMITED appliances. Dishwasher. Wall Needs work. Best offer. Call $500. The above may be seen Power steering. Snow tires. 0505. CERAMIC FIRING. Discount Building Contracting 33 repaired, rec rooms, Henry Agency WE GUARANTEE YOU WILL NOT HAVE THE EXPENSE OF TWO HOMES. to wall carpet. $295. 871-2821, 647-3494 days; 649-7149 after at the Savings Bank of Good condition. Call 871-1856 rates Quick service. Call 643- Pelnling-Pepering 32 batVoom remodeling, heat B44-282B after 6:00 p.m. 5:00 p.m. Manchester, 923 Main Street. after 5:00 p.m. 2543. WES ROBBINS Carpentry modernization, etc. M & M DAN SHEA PAINTING Sc Plumbing & Heating. 649-2871. Artlcloo lor Solo 41 Articles lor Sole 41 Dogs-BIrdo-Peto 43 remodeling specialist. A a - MANCHESTERTONDO. Two LAWNMOWERS DECORATING. Interior and ditions, rec rooms, dormers, bedrooms, two baths. No pets. PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. FOR SALE - Couch, end 250 GALLON OIL DRUM - In THREE YEAR OLD MALE REPAIRED. 15% Sr Citizen Exterior. Also: Wallpapering. built-ins, bathrooms, Lesperance Agency. 64641505. Six generous size rooms. 24 tables, chair, T.V. antenna, good condition. $45.00 or best PUREBRED COCKER Discount! Free pick up and (Quality Craftsmanship! Call kitchens. 649-3446. Flooring 35 foot livingroom. Fireplace. rotor. $95. 72 West Street. offer. Call 643-8565 after 4:00 SPANIEL - With papers, delivery! Expert service. 646-5^4. or 646-1305. MANCHESTER, Town House Dining room. Tnree Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. needs good home. Good with ECONOMY LAWNMOWER. FARRAND REMODELING - FLOORSANDING & Apartment. Two bedrooms. bedrooms. Ilk baths. Garage. a.m. children. Call 6464)673. M M M / 1 647-3660. PROFESSIONAL PAINTING Cabinets, Roofing, Gutters, REFINISHING floors like l'/5 baths. No pets. $69,900. Group 1. Philbrick REGINA FLOOR POLISHER - Interior and exterior. Room Additions, Decks, All new! Specializing in older Lesperance Agency. 6464)505. Commercial and residential. CITATION k TioFOMo an-ci^ Agency, 646-4200. DARK LOAM DELIVERED - S i SCRUBBER - Frigidaire FREE TWO HONEY Keep Smiling types of Remodeling and floors. Natural and stained 5 yards, $50 plus tax. Also Dryer Custom Deluxe Vent- COLORED MALE KITTENS- REALTOR^ ^ Free estimates. Fully in Repairs. Free estimates. Ful floors. No waxing anymore! PROFESSIONAL FEMALE Free. Call 649-2385. About 9 weeks old. Call 647- Be Happy sured. 646-4879 ly insured. Phone 643-6017. John Verfaille, 646-5750. for some families. CAPE 8 ROOMS - 4 sand, gravel and stone. 643- seeks same to share Two Bedrooms. Rec room with 9504. 1473. GnO UP I A $rlert ,it$o
i. 22 - EVENING HERALD, Frl„ Oct. 10, IIHW Poanutt — Charlaa M. Schulz SI Aulot for Solo SI Auloo For Solo EVENING HERALD, Fri., Oct. 10. 1990 - 23 V EG A 1974 - 2 door aunt Hatchback. In daily running MS' MARION SAVS ' HOW POVOU KNOW 1 use. Automatic. 9350. Call 644- "NEVER FALL IN LOVE GOT HIM THAT TIME! I WAS TALKIN6 ACROSS 11 Dwell Answer to Previoue Puzzle VISIT 8705. WITH A TRUMPET PL AVER" ABOUT VOU? 12 Snow vehicle 0 L T By ADigaii van Buren t Suddan pain 19 Genetic V 0 L 7 D R V z ------1 u 0 T 1 c TOLUUD COUNTY 1672 PINTO - 3 door Runabout. 1 7 Spins material 0 V E N 0 L E • T V 1 M N 1 T H 4 speed manual transmission. 13 Mora uncanny (abbr.) T R 1 A L A 0 H 0 VOLKSWAGEN Good running condition. $375. 14 Involva 21 Summer hat A 0 0 R E 1 A • E i Call 742-6847. 15 Shed (comp, 22 Sleeping AND SEE WHAT lo N 1 C 1 F A R E R wd.) sickness fly N H L 1 R A YOU CAN BUY 23 English 1971 PLYMOUTH lOVttf 0 A • B • B DEAR ABBY: My husband and I are friendly with statesman FOR SATELLITE - 318 cubic inch P R B m rM 17 A uth ortfi H 1 s C E 1 F 0 7 T another couple whom we do not see very often because of the 24 Israeli folk V-8. In good running condi Ferber V E R D 1 0 A K u M distance between us. We have dinner at one home or the 18 Iniecticide denes tion. Needs some body work. 1 V E 9 L E R K 1 R E 26 Units Asking $525 . 228-3174. other about twice a year. Tonight they were our guesta. Priacllla’a Pop — Ed Sullivan 20 Fitting reward V E T 0 |l D A M B • They arrived promptly at 6:30 p.m. and we had drinka on 21 Amarican poet 26 Cans 1 n 1 • D 1 R \0 R B N the patio. At 7 p.m. my hueband went ineide and turned on 23 Snapshot 28 Give forth 0 E N 8 |o T T |o V N E WHAT RULER WAS ^ KING ARTHUR. AFTER 27 Armory Trucko lor Solo 62 the TV to cateh the beginning of a football game. A ^ r 15 29 Supreme SEVERELV CRITICIZE!? S(OWEONE HAP TO 22 Graek colony Court group 43 American 49 Warhgad type minutea, he joined us, ‘‘freahened” the drinka, then went 2 3 Novelist Zola FDR HAVING A NIGHT OUT CARRV SIR GALAHAP (abbr.) (abM 1969 SM A LL partners back ineide to watch the game, leaving me to entertain the 34 RIvar in 3D Sea lettuce ON THE TOWN ? v HOME FROM A PARTY 44 Animal TOLLAND COUNTY INTERNATIONAL 2V, Yard couple. I tried several times, wiUiout aucceaa, to root him out. England 31 Scallion 6D FemV' 9 Dump Truck. $1875. Call 871- At 7:30, my husband emerged, put the ateake on the grill \ 36 Tint 37 Lets down tocisty (•bbr.l VOLKSWAGEN 8399, or 643-4953. (on the patio), ^ en he ran ineide again to watch ^ e game, 38 Balls of fringe 38 U-boat (sbbr.) 45 U m > chair 52 Otar ROUTE 83 39 Red mast returning in time to turn the steaks. He rushed through 41 Doors 47 Exiatanca 54 Football 1 . 40 Coimatic VERNON, CT. 1979 CHEVY PICKUP with 8 dinner and — you guessed it — he sneaked in to watch the 42 Lifted (Fr.) -42 Coltean 48 Lily ganua | „g u a (abbr.) ft. bed. 6 cylinders. Comes fire game again. I made conversation with the guests until the 46 Baskatball with Leer Camper Can. 1 2 3 4 6 6 7 6 10 11 12 game was over. Then my football fan joined ue for a spirit^ laagua (abbr.) Excellent economical truck. 20 minutea of conversation, after which our gueeta departed, a n s w e i ^ s “ 47 Cloth of gold 1) 14 Asking $4300. 646-2796 after saying they had a long drive home. 4:00 p.m. \sl4k. TO 51 Drats style ★ Needless to eay, I am terribly upset and wonder if we will 63 Dimly lighted 11 16 ever eee these lovely people again. What should I have done? historical 56 Arrow 1974 PINTO WAGON. Ready prevention 17 16 I t 20 Molorcycloo-Blcfclot S4 And how can I keep this from happening again? tof\o 56 Work for winter Good tires, like QUESTIONS riittWEM. 67 Rubs out ■ ■ new Towne and Country FOOTBALL WIDOW 68 Arm covering snows. 46.000 original miles. 1980 XR 250 HONDA - 350 Captain Easy — Crookt Lawrence 23 24 25 26 21 26 10 31 Regular gas. Four cylinders miles. Street legal. Excellent DEAR WIDOW: You should have kicked your ft DOWN 1 2.3 litre. Call after 5:30. 643- condition. Call Carlos, 742- husband in the end zone as soon a t he started to pull 32 c 5277 after 4:30 p.m. the disappearing act. And in the Aiture, don’t schedule AS CORY SRABS THE ONE HOOD'S 1 Far (prefix) 1 1 1 7258. ’ O u t s i d e , c r e e p i y o u 'R e 34 Fires can start at a dinner party on a football night unleoa everybody SUN HAND- EASY YANKS OPEN THE IN w v WAY— 11 2 W o i^ la u plant 1 1 1 JE E P WAGONEER 1972 enjoys football and wants to watch it together. DRIVER'S POOR! 36 17 Willys Motor. Sound body. L E G A L a drop of a match, but 3 Oil country 1 " New front end exhaust and DEAR ABBY: Please settle something for ue. My hueband 4 Columbus’ 40 and I, who have been married for two years, had a party for ship brakes. 78,000 miles. $1200. NOTICE it takes a conscious 42 43 44 45 46 46 60 tome of our close friends before my hueband b ^ an law 5 Come by 872-0299. 6 Eat away ■ ■ 61 TOWN OF BOLTON effort by all of us to school. All of UB are in our 20a. 7 Pulpit canopy 12 83 64 1972 PINTO- Not running. My 20-year-old brother woe invited. He did not accept, but Compass ASSESSORS OFFICE 8 56 56 Best offer. Call 646-8004 Mon 222 BOLTON CENTER RD. prevent one! Tragedy said he'd "drop by" if he could. point day thru Friday. 10 to 5. BOLTON, CONN. Well, in the middle of the party, my brother phones, 9 News article 57 56 10 Lean j g Inhabitants of the Town of can strike anytime... asking if he can drop by with our father! Itoldhimhehada lot of nerve putting me on the epot that way, and no, he (HimrARiR iNnnratM asimi Bolton are hereby notified anywhere... unless could not bring our father because it might put a strain on PROBXTK V»TICK that: the entire evening. Court of Probate. District of As required by law all per we observe fire safety My father contends that there would have been nothing Manchester sons liable to pay personal M>TICK OK IIKXRINO wrong with "eurprising” me and dropping by just to say KSTXTK OF J4NK N. DKWKX. property taxes in the Town of rules and practices. hello. I feel that not everybody belonge everywhere, and had Alley Oop — Dave Graua D r id q e 4le4‘ra