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Speakes. who entered west Beirut after the housing By Helen Thomas United Press International Those options include sending assassination of Lebanese Marines back to Lebanon, as President-elect Beshir Gemayel, By Raymond T. DeMeo WASHINGTON A White House requested by the Lebanese govern tried to halt the carnage. spokesman said today Soviet Presi ment, as part of a reconstituted Middle East negotiator Philip Herald Reporter dent Leonid Brezhnev’s charge that multinational force with troops Habib returned to Washington Sun Four local investors have the United States shares respon from Italy and France. day from his California home and purchased the former Cheney sibility for the massacre of The three nations joined to sat in on policy discussions relating weaving mill and tenatively plan to Palestinians in Beirut was "totally provide a peacekeeping force to to the next U.S. move. Speakes said convert it to apartments, according unfounded.” assist in the evacuation of Palesti Habib’s future plans, and whether to Atty. Dominic J. Squatrito, who is “ If they say there was complicity nian Liberation Organization he will return to Lebanon, are un representing the buyers. on the part of the American govern fighters and then withdrew. Italy certain. The investors are Jerome I. ment in this matter, it’s totally un and France have said they are White House aides stressed the Baskind, of 38 Kennedy Road, a cer founded,” deputy White House press willing to go back if the Marines United States backs the increase in tified public accountant with an of secretary Larry Speakes said of a also return. U.N. observers in Beirut, and sup fice on Main Street; John Haberem letter Brezhnev sent President "W e have not ruled in or ruled out ported the move of U.N. peace of 92 W. Vernon St., comptroller at Reagan. anything,” Speakes said. keeping troops from southern the A G & W Klock Co.; auto dealer The charge, he added, is “ a total The spokesman said the United Lebanon to Beirut. Michael B. Lynch of 99 Hartford fabrication.” States believes that Lebanese Reagan did not take part in a two- Hoad; and David Woodbury of Brezhnev’s letter said, "A share government forces now are capable hour meeting between the foreign Bolton, a former restaurateur, of the responsibility for the rivers of of maintaining order in Beirut. policy advisers Sunday evening, but ti Squatrito said the four joined as blood being shed in Lebanon While Israel has said it would afterward he was briefed by general partners to purchase the 91 nowadays is borne in particular by withdraw from west Beirut in Secretary of State George Shultz, N. Elm St. Mill from its former those who could have prevented but “ stages” — short of Reagan’s de Defense Secretary Caspar owner, Kibbe Gerstein. Squatrito did not prevent Tel Aviv from doing mand of an immediate withdrawal Weinberger, national security af said the deal was closed two weeks what it did.” — "A s of yet there has not been a fairs adviser William Clark and agor^ut he would not disclose the Speakes said Reagan again sum withdrawal that meets our goal,” White House aides Edwin Meese and purchase price. moned his top Lebanon advisers to Speakes said. Michael Deaver. The weaving mill is across the the White House for another Israel Sunday agreed to let more Reagan issued a statement Satur street from the Clock Tower Mill, meeting. U N. observers into west Beirut day, saying he was "horrified” over which is slated to be converted into Reagan, who met Sunday with his where the slayings occurred after the bloodbath in the Palestinian apartments by a development team key advisers to discuss the next U.S. the Israeli army let its Christian refugee camps on the outskirts of that includes Hartford lawyer Marc moves in the Lebanese crisis, was allies enter refugee camps. Israeli west Beirut conducted by Christian S. Levine. still weighing his options, said officials maintain their soldiers. militamen. Town officials and members of the Cheney Brothers National Historic Landmark District Com mission have hailed the Clock Tower conversion as the beginning of a Egypt recalls envoy to Israel revitalization of the slowly deteriorating mill area. Gerstein had indicated previously that he was interested in converting the weaving mill into apartments in Grim search continues tandem with the Ciock Tower project. In a ,Ian. 12 referendum By Jack Redden Phalangists at the twin Chatila- timated the number of corpses could Manchester voters approved a United Press International Sabra refugee camps began reach more than 1,000 men, women propo.sal for the town to issue $750,- Thursday, not Friday as earlier and children. Herald photo by Pinlo 000 in bonds to finance public im Grieving Palestinians searched reported, and the Israeli army knew At least 1,300 people protested in provements to the mill area, through rows of corpses today of the slaughter by Friday. Tel Aviv and Jerusalem Sunday Refreshment •Squatrito said he has had no con attempting to identify relatives "Thus the question to be in demanding the resignation of Prime versations with town offcials con slain in a massacre by Lebanese vestigated is whether anything was Minister Menachem Begin’s govern Andrew Heavisides, 11, of 15 Timber Traii, pauses at Highland cerning his clients’ plans for the Christian militiamen in two Beirut done to stop the Phalangists and to ment for permitting the massacre, Park Falls for a sip of soda, after a day at school. weaving mill. refugee camps. Egypt withdrew its halt the slaughter earlier,” Zeev which ended early Saturday — 36 ambassador to Israel, accusing the Schiff, the newspaper’s veteran hours after it began. Jewish state of resjx)nsibility in the military correspondent, said in killings. today’s edition. Contradiction seen Israel’s Ha’aretz newspaper said United Press International But the Israeii Cabinet, after a the massacre by Christian reporters who visited the camps es- three-hour emergency meeting that ended early today, said that Israel rejects with “ contempt” any suggestions it was involved in the Smith hits Penny killing, calling all such claims "blood libel.” ' Reagan weighs Israeli forces "put an end to the slaughter of the’ innocent civilian population and forced the Lebanese unit to evacuate the camp” as soon income tax stand as they learned of the massacre, the strike options Cabinet said. In Moscow, Soviet President By Paul Hendrie resolution opposing a slate income "Taxpayers deserve better of Leonid Brezhnev implied in a letter Herald Reporter tax at the July board meeting. The Mayor Penny than indecision on key WASHINGTON (UPI) - ministration. to President Reagan that that Democrats amended the resolution issues,” said Smith. “ Indecision is Transportation Secretary Drew Speakes said the effects of the United States bore some respon Repuplican Town Chairman Cur so it criticized Republican not a desirable trait of a senatorial Lewis met with congressional strike "are not that extensive as of sibility for the Beirut massacre. tis M. Smith this morning attacked legislators and praised Democratic candidate.” yet.” However, he said “ serious dis “ A share of responsibility for the leaders today while the Reagan ad Mayor Stephen T. Penny, the officials, but still put the board on Cummings said Joyner initiated a ruptions” would result to the rivers of biood being shed in record as opposing a state income ministration weighed its options for Democratic candidate for the 4th 3 percent tax on income in 1979, as automobile, aluminum and coal in Lebanon nowadays is borne in par forcing an end to the 2-day-old strike Senatorial District seat, for refusing lax. an amendment to an appropriations by railroad engineers. dustries if it continues for another ticular by those who could have to rule out support of a state income The resolution, which was bill It was defeated. Deputy White House press week. prevented but did not prevent Tel tax. secretary Larry Speakes warned a Aviv from doing what it did,” humorous in tone, was so partisan "If you judge people by their Similar harm would come to the prolonged strike could cause Brezhnev’s letter said. Democratic Town Chairman that Republican directors voted records, you draw your own con agricultural sector if the strike goes “ serious disruptions” by week’s Lebanese Ambassador to the Theodore R. Cummings, against it. It apparently was in clusions,” said Cummings. on for another two weeks, disrupting end. The administration estimates United Nations Ghassan Tueni meanwhile, responded by claiming tended to teach the Republicans a grain-shipping channels at the time Smith noted that Penny’s oppo the strike could cost the economy charged on ABC’s "Good Morni'ng that Rep. Walter H. Joyner, R- lesson. The Democrats hold a of a bin-busting harvest, Speakes nent, Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, opposes a $50 million a day. Am erica” that the Lebanese Chris M an ch ester,' in itia ted an un majority on the board. said. state income lax. Lewis, said Speakes, will report to tian militiamen who carried out the successful income tax amendment “ Possibly the Congress could "B y leaving the door open for sup President Reagan by mid-day and, massacre were commanded by to an appropriations bill in 1979. legislate a cooling off period, so to port of the income lax, is Penny he added, the "chances are” some Israelis. speak, or a further period of Penny was quoted as telling the saying that he was misinformed form of action would be announced “ They w ere brought as an negotiations. We would welcome Bolton Democratic Town Com when supporting the Republican later today. accessory to the Israeli army two that of course,” Systma said as the mittee Friday night that he is not sponsored resolution and now wants “ We’re still hopeful a settlement days earlier,” Tueni said. talks resumed. well enough informed about an in to reconsider?” said Smith. can be reached,” Speakes said. Tueni was evidently referring to come tax to take a stand on it. He Talks resumed today at the More than 26,000 locomotive the militia of renegade Lebanese Penny was not available for com- . Inside Today said He would not rule out an income Federal,Mediation and Conciliation engineers struck at 12:01 a.m. EDT army Maj. Saad Haddad, whose ment this morning. He said in ■ tax. Service, and engineers union leader Sunday, a minute after expiration of forces run a strip of territory in Bolton Friday that he wanted''"tb 20 pages, 2 sections John Systma said he would a 60-day cooling off period President southern Lebanon along the Israeli Smith this, morning charged that hear what a blue ribbon panel looking into the state tax structure "welcom e” a congressionally man Reagan imposed during the border and cooperate closely with Penny's stand contradicts his sup Advice ...... 13 had to say, before taking a stand on dated cooling off period but summer. the Israeli army. port at a July Board of Directors Area towns ...... 7 the tax. remained adamant in his demand A total of 300,000 workers were off Egypt recalled its ambassador to meeino on a amended resolution op Business...... 2 0 that engineers remain the highest- the joh, counting those in other un Israel in what it called an “ express posing a state income tax. Cl MMINGS SAID there was Classified ...... 18-19 paid workers on train crews. ions who honored the engineers’ ^ion of resentment” at Israeli “ After insisting that such nothing inconsistent about Penny C om ics...... 8 Speakes said the options under picket lines, and the strike — responsibility for the massacre, but resolutions should not be considered opposing an income tax at the July Entertainment ...... 9 discussion include imposition of an already affecting freight haulers — said diplomatic relations were still at the Board of Directors level. meeting, but leaving his options L o tte ry ...... 2 additional coolingoff period by began to snarl the rush-hour travel intacP . Mayor Penny apparently could not open in the future. Obituaries ...... 10 of commuters in Chicago and other Responding to l^emands from resist the political opportunity to Congress and the imposition by Opinion...... 6 statute of contract recommen cities. President Reagan that Israel ridicule the wording of the “ A legislator has got to be Peopletalk -r.. . : ...... 2 dations made by a presidential The dispute Involved a rail withdraw from west Beirut im resolution,” said Smith in a state prepared for anything, said Cum Sports ., ...... 14-17 emergency board. management demand of a nostrike mediately, the Israeli Cabinet ment, “ However, he did what he mings. ‘"you’ve got to keep your Television ...... 9 ’The latter option would be an un clause in a new agreement. The un agreed to allow more U.N. said he would not do — vote for the mind open. I think this income tax W eather...... 2 usual step, but not unprecedented. ion was insisting that the engineers’ observers in the zone but said the resolution.” thing is getting insulting to the in Speakes said he believed the tactic 15 percent pay differential be pullout already had begun and would TIIK REPl.BLICANS offered a telligence of the everyday person.” was used during the Nixon ad retained. oroceed “ step by step.” M /^CH ESTER HERALD, Mon., Sept. 20, 1982 — ■’<_ a — MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Sept. 20. 1982
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Newspaper dies; Gunmen blast An ^easy' day for Moffett very full indeed another debuts Irish station By Paul Hendrie with subjects like student loans, the ” I’m a real sports fan,” said Moffett. BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - The SCHULL, Ireland (UPI) - Masked Herald Reporter nuclear freeze and the environment. “ I think up excuses on the campaign to Buffalo Courier-Express ended 148 gunmen today blew up an air traffic con H mm ( / / . l iwow Moffett said later he especially enjoys go to sporting events. Like, I want to see years of publication with a front trol station used to track Concordes on r%r meeting the studenU. Despite a history the Whalers play, but that’s also eight or page “ Goodbye” and gave way trans-Atlantic flights, b o ne wunjured, “ This is qothing,” Democratic U.S. Uei W tAIHCR FOTOCA8T Senate candidate Toby Moffett said of young people avoiding the polls, nine thousand people, so 1 can talk the today to the debut of the Buffalo police said. staff into it. And also, I,go to rock con Evening News’ ‘‘Sunrise’’ edition. Friday, as he raced around the state Moffett said he is counting on college and Police said four or five masked men high school students to win the election certs, you know. And other types of con Publisher-news editor Murray from one campaign appearance to raided the station, perched on a moun certs, too.” Light said the News’ Sunrise edition ■ another. ’"This is one of the easier days.” for him. tain along the deserted southwestern ” I wouldn’t be running even or ahead The carefully planned campaign would be sold only in stores that Elasy for Moffett maybe. But Friday Irish coast, under cover of darkness in the polls if we hadn’t made an effort schedule was thrown off, though, when featured the afternoon publication around 3:30 a.m. gave an observer a good taste of tjie hec Weather tic pace of a statewide campaign, where last spring to recruit canvassers,” he Moffett’s driver got lost on the way to and the News’ vending machines. They marched the two technicians on the game. It seemed the directions to the i- r frazzled aides struggle in vain to keep said. “ You’re really our trump card Light said many of the nationally duty outside, tied them up and planted a high school were faulty and the driver syndicated features and comic number of explosime charges, which . the candidate on a schedule which puts here.” .4! him in as many different places before He called the door-to-door canvassing got off at the wrong exit. strips that appeared in the Courier- badly damaged the building. The “ The game’s going to bo over by the as many different groups in as short a by students “ political missionary work” Express would be carried by the technicians, who were unharmed by the Today’s forecast time we get there,” said a slightly jumpy News. time as possible. and said it will bridge the financial gap ^ 'blasts, finally freed themselves and between himself and Republican Sen. Moffett. The Courier-Express’ morning alerted police. Today increasing cloudiness with occasional rain FOR MOFFETT, the day began bright But the game was still on when the tradition ended Sunday with the Lowell P. Wei'-ker. ^ The tracking station, built three years beginning during the afternoon. High temperature in the and early at 9 a.m. in Groton, where he candidate arrived to work the crowd. He headline on the paper reading ago, was part of the Eurocontrol Air middle 60s. Variable wind-less than 10 mile? an hour asked proud parents about their sons in \ made his pitch to the O ffice and WEICKER TOLD the students what "Courier prints last edition.’’ Above Traffic System linked to the West becoming southeast around 10 miles an hour by after the game, he spoke to local elected of Professional International Union’s they wanted to hear, for the most part. that in big, red letters the Drayton station in England and a station noon, Tonight occasional rain. Low temperature 50 to regional conference. ficials standing on the sidelines and dis He reiterated his support for the newspaper bid the city “ Goodbye.” UPI photo in Brussels, aviation officials said. 55. Northeast wind less than 10 miles an hour. Tuesday That event was important for Moffett, cussed issues like the environment and bilateral freeze on nuclear weapons — After the Courier-Express’ final Recent reports in the Irish press cloudy and cool with occasional rain or drizzle. High who is struggling to round up as much college loans with blue-collar football edition rolled off the presses, while also restating his support for the COURIER-EXPRESS WORKERS LOOK OVER LAST EDITION suggested the station was used as a relay temperature in the middle 60s. Northeast wind less than labor support as possible. fans. employees gathered at a local hall Trident submarine program — and called point by NATO, but government sources 10 miles an hour. Moffett then hurried upstate to Hart Moffett had other high school football to .share a few drinks and reminisce . . . (from left) Ed Stenborg, Al Lever, John Feldmann upon freeze advocates to step up their denied that today. ford for an 11 a.m. press conference at games on his agenda before he could call about old times. Aviation officials said the station was the State Capitol. Aides sighed with activity. it a day. Some of his aides started to run a secondary facility, operated 24 hours a relief when Moffett unveiled his ” I think the freeze movement has to out of gas, but Moffett insisted it was an day to help track Concordes on their Extended outlook “ economic blueprint for Connecticut,” become politicized,” said Moffett. easy day on ttu campaign trail. Hail pelts supersonic flights. An alternate air traf “ You’re not going to be taken seriously MOFFETT AT A HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL GAME Steelworkers seek Harry Reasoner Extended outlook for New England Wednesday which was packaged neatly for reporters “ I’m conserving my energy for the fic control system was immediately put in handsome blue folders. as a movement until you dish out debates next Week, ” he explained. . , , mixing sports with politics Northwest candidate’s defeat into effect, they said. through Friday: ‘most trusted’ Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Press Secretary Willie Blacklow said political rewards and punishments.” By United Press International it had been a nightmare getting those Moffett criticized Resgan-supported ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UPI) - The Chance of occasional rain or drizzle Wednesday. RADNOR, Pa, (UPI) - Harry press packages together. cuts in student financial aid. Thunderstorms packing hail and high chief mission of the United Steelworkers Admiral rebels Clearing Thursday and sunny Friday. High temperature Reasoner of CBS’ “ 60 Minutes” is the He said he proudly showed the finished winds scattered through the northwest union, opening its 21st constitutional con in the 60s and low temperature in the 40s. “ Ronald Reagan is stealing from your country’s most trusted network televi press release to Moffett late Thursday from Nevada to southern Idaho and vention today, is the defeat of pro- against commande Vermont: Chance of showers Wednesday, clearing future,” he said “ You’re, in effect,, sion journalist, a nationwide survey for night. Moffett didn’t like it. He said it heavy rains doused the Gulf Coast region Reagan candidates this fall. TV Guide magaine reported today. Thursday and fair Friday. Highs in the 60s Wednesday paying for the B-1 bomber.” BUENOS AIRS, Argentina (UPI) - A . failed to stress the points he wanted from eastern Texas to Louisiana. The David Brinkley of ABC and John and Thursday and near 70 on Friday. Lows in the 30s and Moffett told the students he opposes Steelworkers President Lloyd top Argentine admiral today publicly emphasized and he ordered the aides to northern Plains settled into overnight Chancellor of NBC, both news commen draft registration in its current form, but McBride blames much of the nation’s rebelled against the navy chief and 40s. re-write it completely. chills that neared the freezing mark. Maine, New Hampshire: Chance of rain Wednesday. would support a mandatory public ser fiscal woes on President Reagan's tators, ranked second and third in called for an investigation into the “ That’s what’s so hard about working , Dime size hail pelted Owyhee, Nev., viewers’ trust with 54 percent and 50 per-' Fair Thursday and Friday. Lows in the upper 30s to nriid vice program. economic program and wants to send a Falklands war in a niove expected to for Toby,” said Blacklow. “ He’s such a and north of Winnemucca, Nev., late cent, the magazine said in its Sept. 25 40s. Highs in the 50s to low 60s. message to the White House through the revive a power struggle within the good writer himself that he knows exact Ken Kimmell, Moffett’s coordinator Sunday. issue. ballot box. military government. ly what he wants to say.” for the campuses said the University of Heavy thunderstorms dumped over 1 Reasoner achieved his top ranking of , Rear Adm. Horacio Zaratiegui, the The aides got no sleep at all Thursday Hartford appearance was a success. Ten inch of rain in less than 30 minutes just Upon their arrival Sunday in the 56 p e r c e n t in the t e le v is io n commander of the country’s second night as they put the new release new volunteers were recruited. south of Longview, Texas, and 2 inches gambling resort of Atlantic City, many newsmagazine journalists category. In National Forecast largest navy base at Ushuaia, made the together. “ The college appearances are really was reported at Henderson, Texas, in of the nearly 4,(X)0 convention delegates the same category, Mike Wallace of CBS Ry United Press International Kansas City pc 75 45 stand in a telegram send to the com 90 65 When Moffett entered the Senate crucial because we’re getting college just 45 minutes. played slot machines and walked the received a 49 percent vote, Hugh Downs (’ity & Fest Hi Lo Pep Las Vegas sy manders of all the nation’s naval bases. Albuquerque pc 80 57 .18 Little Rock pc 76 62 .06 Majority Room for his news conference, students out into the community,” said A push of chilly Canadian air dropped boardwalk. But for the rest of the week, of ABC 46 percent and Barbara Walters Lo.s Angeles sy 79 64 The telegram was sent in response to Amarillo f 78 S3 he ordered the podium removed and, in Kimmell. Moffett will come to temperatures to near or below the attention is to be focused on politics. of ABC 38 percent. Anchorage cy 50 46 i i Louisville sy 73 49 the firing of 17 top Navy officers over Asheville cy 70 59 .03 Memphis r 76 64 .02 stead, sat at the table with reporters. He Manchester Community College on Oct. freezing mark over much of the northern Dan Rather of CBS was rated the most 86 79 The first major speaker today will be a Argentina’s defeat to Britain in the Atlanta sh 87 6l Miami pc announced a program which stressed an 5. and northwestern Plains. Frost warnings trusted among the network anchor peo Haltimore sh 74 6l .13 Milwaukee cy 73 46 presidential aspirant. Sen. Edward Falkland Islands war. Minneapolis sy 62 44 active role by government in were posted for North Dakota, the Black ple, with 49 percent saying they had a Billtnjgs Mnt.sy 70 45 Kenney, D-Mass. Former Vice President It reflected the deep divisions that per Birmingham sn 83 59 Nashville r 77 61 revitalizing the economy. He said the AF'FER MEETING more students in Hills of South Dakota and parts of cen great deal of confidence in his reporting, Bismarck sy 60 26 New Orlens po 90 73 Walter Mondele will address the conven sist within the navy, Argentina’s second program was developed with the the college cafeteria and gobbling some tral and western Nebraska. followed by Roger Mudd of NBC with 3'7 Boise sh 73 47 '.M New York r 73 61 tion Wednesday. most powerful armed forces branch, Boston r 69 52 Okla City pc 70 56 ''ii cooperation of business and labor lunch, Moffett was off again, this time to percent and Frank Reynolds of ABC 33 despite a recent agreement by the heads Buffalo pc 64 46 Omaha pc 71 44 leaders. the Connecticut Citizen Action Group McBifde said Kenney and Mondale percent. Jessica Savitch, NBC, seen only (Tiarltn S.C. cy 86 73 2V34 Orlando ts 90 73 of the army, navy and air force to Philadelphia r 73 SB '.'12 The program would include spending headquarters in Hartford. were the only presidential aspirants in for a half-hour on Saturday night, ranked Charm N.C, cy 73 67 restore the ruling military junta. (’hicago pc 73 45 .08 Phoenix sy 100 75 huge sums of money to rebuild roads, vited to speak at the convention because fourth with 31 percent. Cincinnati pc 73 49 Pittsburgh pc 70 42 There, Moffett met privately for about “ Jordan: Iran 1 17 bridges and other transportation they are “ both viable candidates and The survey covered 27 news per Cleveland cy 70 47 Portlana M. cy 66 40 an hour with CCAG staff. Moffett was (’olumbus p<‘ 7l 48 Portland Or. sn 67 57 1.91 facilities, stressing research and friends of the labor movement.” sonalities. Providence r 69 46 n .... the first CCAG director and has been en wanted shah dead [)allas pc 80 66 ’.51 development, targeting tax incentives to I)es Momes cy 7l 44 .06 Richmond sh 76 66 .01 dorsed by the consumer advocacy group. St. Louis pc 72 56 create jobs and improving job training NEW YORK (UPI) - In an attempt to Detroit cy 70 46 Gandhi arrives Duluth sy 56 36 .02 Salt Lak Ctysh 81 55 .05 and retraining programs. From CCAG, Moffett went to the end the hostage crisis Hamilton Jordan El Paso f 85 68 San Diego sy 77 66 Moffett also endorsed a bill that would WFSB-TV studios to view some rough met secretly with Iranian Foreign Nancy rejects in Soviet Union Evansville cy 74 5l San Francisco f 69 56 Hartford r 70 43 San Juan pc 91 79 require major foreign auto makers to cuts of television commercials, Minister Sadegh Ghotbzadeh, who said Reagan engaving Helena pc 74 43 Seattle r 67 58 use a percentage of American made “ We’ve got some real good footage of Herald photos by Hendrie the 52 Americans would be freed if the MOSCOW (UPI) — Prime Minister In Honolulu sy 89 78 Spokane cy 80 SB dira Gandhi arrived today on an official Houston sh 96 74 ’.'19 Syracuse pc 62 40 parts in their cars. Toby campaigning,” said Blacklow. CIA would kill the deposed shah, Jordan NEW YORK (UPI) - Nancy Reagan visit expected to warm relations Indianapolis cy 69 49 Tampa ts 89 73 is “ There are three-quarters of a million “ It’s rough, but you can start to get an MOFFETT (LEFT) AND BUSINESSMAN DAVID WALLACE says in his just-published memoirs. says her husband isn’t the polyester type .lacksn Mss. cy 84 67 Tulsa pc 65 56 .04 between India and the Soviet Union. 71 .33 Washington sh 77 63 .16 people in auto related jobs out of work,” idea how they will come together.” Jordan, who was President Carter’s so she reportedly rejected a proposed of Jacksonville ts 9l .... brief reporters on an economic plan She was met' at the airport by Presi Wichita pc 62 46 said Moffett. Our auto manufacturers chief of staff, said in his book he would ficial engraving of President Reagan Blacklow said the advertising cam dent Leonid Brezhnev, Prime Minister are up against it.” not reveal the identity of the Iranian because it looked like he was wearing a paign will be aggressive and will not shy Nikolai Tikhonov and Foreign Minister representative. But since Ghotbzadeh polyester suit. AFTER THE news conference, from attacks on Weicker’s record. But Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet news agency he said a positive message for Moffett was executed last week for plotting New York magazine said Sunday that Moffett rushed over to the University of Tass said. against the Ayatollah Ruhollah the first lady’s reaction “ surprised” Lottery Hartford, where he was scheduled to talk aiso will be stressed. Although some observers saw a Khomeini, Jordan gave Newsweek per Thomas Hipschen, the artist at the to students informally at 12:15. He was a Help Project Concern keep kids in their place. cooling in Indian-Soviet relations in re mission to identify the former foreign Bureau of Engraving and Printing who • little late, but still drew about 75 MOFFETT, HIS driver and a reporter cent months, Mrs. Gandhi spoke of minister as his secret negotiating worked on the project, students to an impromptu question and then hopped into a littered little AMC car friendly feelings before she set off on her partner. ” I’d thought they might have wanted and sped off toward North Haven. six-day visit. Numbers drawn in New 2902, answer session. “ It is easy,” Jordan says Ghotobzadeh to smooth out some of his facial Moffett invited students to throw The candidate was off to a high school There are differences of opinion on the E n g la n d S a tu rd a y : Rhode Island daily: 3447. told him. “ You just have to kill the wrinkles,” New York quoted him as questions at him. His liberal credentials football game between North Haven and invasion of Afghanistan and India’s Connecticut daily: 115. Verm ont daily: 177. shah.” saying. Maine daily: 257. Massachusetts daily: surfaced, as most of the questions dealt Hamden high schools. Jordan said he was shocked by the The magazine quoted an administra determination to buy arms elsewhere than the Soviet Union. But Indian New Hampshire daily: 2563. proposal but that Ghotbzadeh persisted. tion official as saying “ Mrs. Reagan and sources said the talks in Moscow are not “ I am very serious, Mr. Jordan,” he Mike Deaver thought the suit looked like expected to be heated. said. “ The shah is in Panama now. polyester, and the president doesn’t The prime minister visited the United Perhaps the CIA can give him an injec wear polyester.” States in July" for summit talks with Toby doesn't expect tion. I’m only asking you to do to the Reagan’s tailor Frank Marian! told the President Reagan in what was regarded Almanac shah what the CIA did to thousands of in HAMILTON JORDAN magazine that the president opts for as a rapprochement with Washington. nocent Iranians.” . . . told to kill shah suits of English and Italian wool. t AFL-CIO endorsement Today is Monday, Sept. 20, the 263rd day of 1982 with 102 to follow. The moon is in its first quarter. By Paul Hendrie Moffett said the neutrality movement Peopletalk The morning star is Venus. may be tough to beat at the convention. The evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Herald Reporter Saturn. Democratic U.S. Senate candidate “ I SAID right along, even last week, Gielgud speaks out ■ Those born on this date are under,the sign of Virgo. Toby Moffett is pessimistic about his that I didn’t expect necessarily to win George Bird Grinnell, American writer and explorer chances of winning the endorsement of the majority last week,” said Moffett. “ I Sir John (iiriguil speaks of his fellow theatrical of the West, was born on Sept, 20, 1849. the AFL-CIO state convention later this said that right before the vote, because knights — l.orfi l.iiurrnri' Olivirr, Sir Kulpli On this date in history: week, despite his endorsement last week whenever you put people on the spot, in l
i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Sept, 20, 1982 Weicker takes Volkswagen's diese I Rabbit Low-level radioactive waste: Where will it go? prayer issue "It's to allow that kind of time, and of course the com arise if one state rejected the pact or amended it and the can be closed out has some people saying, ' “Well 1986 is most fuel efficient 1983 car By Mark A. Dupuis four years away, why are you doing this now, why are pact itself does not pul a site in action, what it does is United Press International whole process had to be repeated. put in the legal framework.” she said. to the pulpit Ms. Hart said the four year gap until the present sites you'getting so active and getting geared up now?’” other Buick Riviera models. HARTFORD — If all of the low level radioactive By Henry Davl(j Rosso tion of the first guide in 1974.” She said, “Fleet average mileage Imperial, Oldsmobile Toronado and waste produced in Connecticut in one year were heaped United Press International Buick Electra, all at 16 mpg. together, it would fill a room 50 feet long by 50 feet wide NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Sen. based on EPA’s test has doubled in this time period. Clearly, the 1983 The top-ranked automobiles by 50 feet high. Lowell Weicker brought a hot issue WASHINGTON - The oveaedl and in the domestic, diesel- Volkswagen diesel-powered Rabbit mileage estimates demonstrate the The waste — to be distinguished from its high level to church over the weekend in a ser powered, and gasoline-fueled counterparts such as spent nuclear fuel — is a byproduct mon criticizing efforts to allow is the most fuel efficient 1983 car vehicle manufacturers’ ability to produce high mileage automobiles categories are all described as com of processes ranging from medical research to the prayer in public schools. while the new Maserati Quat- pacts, subcompacts or minicom troporte is the biggest gas guzzler, that also meet the Clean Air Act manufacture of a variety of products. CHOICEST MEATS IIS TOWN pacts. "Prayer should be a one-on-one says the Environmental Protection emission standards." Connecticut, like other states, now disposes of the low personal dialogue with God, not an Agency. The top-ranked gasoline-powered The EPA said the top 10 domestic level waste at three sites across the country, with most officially sanctioned formula blared The EPA, in its 1983 fuel economy automobile in the EPA survey is the automobiles are the Chevrolet of the Connecticut shipments going to sites in South MEAT DEPT. SPECIALS DELI SPECIALS across a public address system,” estimates, placed the VW Rabbit at Honda Civic at 46 mpg, followed by Chevette and Pontiac 1000 at 42 Carolina or Washington state. BOAR'S HEAD Weicker told about 125 parishioners the head of the class in saving Toyota Starlet models in second and mpg; another Chevrolet Chevette But the three sites may be closed to out-of-state VIRGINIA BAKED HAM .* 3 . 4 9 at the United Church on the Green motorists money at the pump — third place at 44 mpg and 42 mpg. and Pontiac 1000 and two Renault shipments as of Jan. 1, 1986, which has prompted U8DA CHOICE— LONDON BROIL Sunday. giving it an estimated 50 miles per The Nissan Sentra, at 40 mpg, Alliance models at 37 mpg; Dodge Connecticut and 10 other states into negotiations on a LAND O' LAKES possible joint venture for disposal of the low level .* 2 . 3 9 Weicker argued during his ser gallon. came in fourth for gasoline-powered Omni, Dodge Charger, Plymouth BONELESS SHOULDER AMERICAN CHEESE mon, "Public God, Private God," The top-ranked U.S. diesel- automobiles, followed in fifth place Horizon and Plymouth Turismo at wastes. QROTE A WEIQEL that the practice would run contrary powered automobiles were the by another Honda Civic model, the 34 mpg. The 11-state study panel began its work a year ago this .* 2 . 1 9 month and is now negotiating language for a regional lb. BOLOGNA to the separation of church and Chevrolet Chevette and Pontiac Dodge Colt, Mitsubishi Precis, The top 11 diesel-powered STEAK compact, said Mary Hart, an aide to Gov. William QROTE A WEIQEL state. 1000, each getting an estimated 42 Plymouth Colt and a Toyota Tercel, automobiles are the Volkswagen O’Neill and chairman of the study panel. .* 2 . 1 9 mpg, the EPA said in its annual sur all at 39 mpg. The Renault Alliance Rabbit, 50 mpg; Nissan Sentra and LIVERWURST "What 6-year-old is going to exer “What we have been doing since last September has U8DA CHOICE QROTE A WEIQEL vey released Sunday. followed at 37 mpg. another Volkswagen Rabbit, 48. cise his constitutional rights by The worse performance was by been working on language within the compact,” Ms» .* 2 . 1 9 standing up in class hnd asking to be Following the Rabbit in overall mpg; Isuzu I-Mark, Nissan Sentra, KIELBASA performance, was the Nissan Sentra the Maserati Quattroporte at 8 mpg, Hart said, adding the group was hopeful of having a pact BONELESS SHOULDER WEAVER excused?" he asked. 44 mpg; Volkswagen Jetta, two ready for submission to the individual state legislatures at 48 mpg, the Isuzu I-Mark, at 44 followed by the Rolls-Royce other Rabbits, 43 mpg; Chevrolet CHICKEN ROLL .* 2 . 4 9 Weicker said the kind of prayer mpg, and the VW Jetta with a 43 Camargue and the Rolls-Royce Cor- next year. CLOD ROAST lb. being proposed would be a Chevette, Pontiac 1000, Volkswagen Each state would have to agree on the pact before it QROTE A WEIQEL SKINLESS FRANKS OR mpg rating. niche at 9 nipg, the Rolls-Royce Jetta, 42 mpg. "meaningless mish-mosh of Kathleen Bennett, assistant EPA Silver Spirit-Spur-Mulsanne and the could be submitted to Congress for approval required WHALER SKINLESS FRANKS .„,*2 . 1 9 religion. Do we want a least com administrator for air, noise and Cadillac Limousine, 10 mpg; Mrs. Bennett cautioned potential . under the Low Level Waste Policy Act of 1980, which ” BLUE RIDGE FARMS— REG. mon denominator prayer addressed radiation, said, "There has been Ferrari 308 and Ferrari Mondial, 11 buyers to remember that the Fuel makes each state responsible for its own waste as of . 5 9 * to whom it may concern?" mpg; Jaguar XJS, 14 mpg; Porsche Economy Guide is to be used for 1986. POTATO SALAD tremendous improvement in the U8DA CHOICE— BONELE88 MARCILLAT mileage estimates since the publica 911, Buick Riviera convertible, two comparison shopping. WORKING UNDER THE AUSPICES of the Coali- "I'll Walk out of here and people 'tion of Northeastern Governors on a possible pact with , FRENCH BRIE .* 2 . 9 9 will say, ‘Weicker is against prayer. Connecticut are the other five New England states and TOP BLADE He isn't a religous man. He's a pinko New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware and and a leftist.' I encourage my fellow UPl photo Maryland. STEAK ...... lb. citizens to pray, but I don't believe Here are EPA's car ratings In a recent interview, Ms. Hart discussed what a com ' GARDEIS FRESH it's up to a senator or a represen pact would entail and the need for Connecticut and other tative or the president to espouse states to work out Some answer to where their low level Trying for a record 252-6 a 4 d • Mazda GLC wagon 914 a 3 WEAVER any oneVeligion," he said. * WA.SHINGTON I Ill’ll - Here 16 ■ Pontiac Firebird 305-8 17 - Buick Riviera IfT- Buick Riviera 307-8 a 4 OJds Firenza Cruis 1104 m5 radioactive waste will go. "v thr Knvirfinmcntal Protection 31 - Pontiac 1000 hbk 984 D ^ a 4 28 ■ Firenza Cruis 1104 a 3 . * Th^ Rev. John Hay, senior “Ladder Man" Dan Seager takes a tumble while practicing tur 28 • Pontiac 1000 984’ 21 • Buick Riviera 350 Low level waste includes gloves, coveralls, wipes and BANANAS ...... 29 249^ a 4 25 - Olds Firenza Cruis 1214 m5 DUTCH FRYE \ ‘'cncv mileapo ratinps for 1983 42 - Pontiac 1000 1114 m5 17 - Cadillac Eldorado ------. ^ . minister at the church, said some ning 360-degree circles atop a five-foot ladder riding a four- n'odcl cars for all states but 21 - Cadillac Eldorado D350-8 a 4 23 - Olds Firenza Cruis 1214 other materials that come into contact with minute FLORIDA foot disc. Seager, practicing In West Palm Beach, Fla., claims 37 • Pontiac 1000 D1114 a 3 249-8 a 4 28 - Pontiac 2000 wagon 1104 m5 parishioners feared Weicker's ‘ ililornia The lirsl column is 26 • Renault Fuego tbo 954 m5 17 - Cadillac Seville amounts of radioactivity. It is far short of the radidac-' 28 oz. appearance would turn the to be the first person to waterski using a free-standing ladder c'lies |»er pallon, (he second the 27 • Renault Fuego 1004 m5 21 • Cadillac Seville 1^50-8 a 4 28 • Pontiac 2000 wagon 1104 a 3 tivity of something like spent nuclear fuel. Ms. Hart PARTY PACK WHITE or PINK GRAPEFRUIT. 3/ 89* 24 - Renault Fuego 1004 a 3 24 • Chevrolet Celeb 1514 a 3 27 - Renault 18 i wagon 1004 m5 IP inufacturer and model the third 173^ a 3 24 - Renault 18 i wagon 1004 a 3 ceremony into a political event, but and he hopes to set a world record for show skiing. I'"' enpine cubit inches and 27 - Renault 18i son 1004 m5 22 - Chevrolet Celeb said. 27 - Chevrolet Celeb D263-6 a 3 30 - Subaru Subaru wagon 1094 m5 "the senator has a preacher's un (tiinder't. the lourih the type of 24 - Renault 16i sdn 1004 a 3 The intention of the regional discussions is to have one 9 • Rolls-Royce Corniche 412-8 a 3 27 - Chevrolet Cit 2d 1514 m4 30-Subaru Subaru wagon 1094 m5 PRIDE OF FARM CUKES...... 3/ 49* derstanding of this issue and it cer ti insrnissinn I) sipnifies diesel. 32 - Subaru Subaru 2d 974 m4 24 - Chevrolet Cit hbk 1514 a 3 27 • Subaru Subaru wagon 1094 a 3 or more disposal sites for the low level waste within the tainly is a question that deserves our 32 • Subaru Subaru 4d 974 m5 22 - Chevrolet Cit 173-6 m4 ^ * Toyota Corolla wagon 974 m5 11-state region, but just where they would be located 173-6 m4 31 - Toyota Corolla wagon 974 a 3 careful attention and thought," mpp car-model cid-cvl trans 30 - Subaru Subaru hbk 1094 m5 21 - Chevrolet Cit will not be decided in a regional compact, Ms. Hart said. TURKEY 30 • Subaru Subaru 1094 mS 22 • Chevrolet Cit 173-6 a 3 22 - Toyota Cressda wagon 168-6 a 4 ,. * 23 • Alfa Spider V2 12h-4 m5 29-6 a 3 32 - Toyota Tercel wagon 894 m5 “What it does is it sets up a framework for regional SWEET POTATOES or YAMS. 19 Math, science teachers 27 - Subaru Subaru 1094 a 3 20 - Chevrolet Malibu 21 • Datsun 2807.x 168-6 m5 Weicker's Democratic opponent, 25 - Toyta Celica 2d 1444 m5 25 - Chevrolet Malibu D2636 a 3 41 - Volks quantum wagon D974 mS cooperation and then within the compact would be a host .lb. 19 - Datsun 280zx tbo 168-6 mS 18 - Chevrolet Malibu 305-8 a 3 32 • Volks quantum wagon D974 a 3 BREAST Rep. Toby Moffett, will be the guest 19 - Datsun 280zx 168-6 a 3 26 • Toyta Celica hbk 1444 m5 -4 26 • Toyta Celica hbk 1444 a 4 23_____ - Chevrolet______Malibu D3506 a 3 29 • Volks quantum wagon 1064 m5 state selection process ... a process to go through to < ------speaker at the church Oct. 10. The 19 • Datsun 2807x tbo 168-6 a 3 ai ■ ciicvroiet ivire Carlo 229^6 a 3 23 • Volks quantum wagon 106.4 a 3 11 - Ferrari 308 179-8 m5 21 ■ Toyta Cel Supra hbk 168-6 m5 select that state,” she said. topic of his sermon has not been an 22 - Toyta Cel Supra 168-6 a 4 m a 3 mid-size station wagons in short supply in U.S. 25 - Fiat Spider 2000 122-4 m5 36 - Toyta Corolla 2d 974 m4 18 - Chevrolet Mte Carlo 3(6-8 a 3 -----car-model cid-cyl trans Ms. Hart said the only discussion on sites so far has nounced. 22 - Fiat Spider 2000 122^ a 3 23-Chevrolet Mte Carlo ^ - 8 a 3 a 3 26 - Fiat xl-9 91-4 m5 33 - Toyta Corolla 4d 974 m5 been by a subcommittee of the study group looking into 31 - Toyta Corolla tbo 974 a 3 18 - Chrys Cordoba rfSi ® , 23 - Buick Regal Est wgn D35(W a 3 29 - Ford EXP 98-4 m4 17 - Chrys Cordoba various options such as having one big site for 11 states AMES, Iowa (UPl) — The nation Forty state offices reported "a Ford EXP 98-4 a 3 -32 - Toyta Corolla 974 a 4 iS a ^3 2n-ChevrolefMallbu wgn 229-6 a 3 or two smaller ones. 29^-Unroln-Mercury ln7 98-4 m4 21 - Toyta Cressida 4d 168-6 m5 24 - Chrys e class-new iS"! 17-Chevrolet Malibu wgn 306-8 a 3 faces a critical shortage of critical shortage or shortage" of 22 - Toyta Cressida 4d 168-6 a 4 22 - Chrys e class-new ^ 7 23-ChevroletMalibuwg D350-8 a3 ONE THING THAT APPEARED CI.EAR was the 27 • Lincoln-Mercurv In7 98-4 a 3 18 - Chrys fifth ave Coalition sets mathematics and science teachers physics and mathematics teachers 20 . Mazda RX-7 70-2 m5 39 - Toyta Trcel hbk 894 n4 a J 24 - Chrysler Town and Co 1354 a 3 economics of a regional answer to the disposal question UE*N HEAD CUT 34 - Toyta Trcel 894 m5 17 •'Chrys fifth ave 318-8 22 - Chrysler Town and Co 1564 a 3 il^lW SDAY ONLY - because teaching salaries cannot and 39 reported “a critical shortage 19 - Mazda RX-7 70-2 a 3 28 - Chrys Lebaron 1354 m5 18 • Mercedes-Benz 380sl 234-8 a 4 32 • Toyta Trcel 894 a 3 28 - Dodge Arles wgn 1354 m4 as well as the other economic issues tied to the low level compete with industry pay scales, a or shortage" of chemistry teachers, 42 - Volkswagen Jetta 2d D974 m5 27 ■ Chrys Lebaron 1354 a 3 1354 m5 22 - Chrvs Lebaron a 3 28 • Dodge Aries wgn wastes, Ms. Hart said. CORNED BEEF BRISKET »!.! study by Iowa State University the survey said. minirompacl cars 43 - Volkswagen Jetta 4d D974 m5 ^ ^ Aries wgn 1354 a 3 ...... lb. voter signups 29 - Dodge Aries mpp car-model cid-cyl trans 37 - Volkswagen Jetta hbk D974 a 3 1564 a 3 “The economics of siting are very clear,” she said, shows. 36 - Volkswagen Jetta D974 a 3 28 - Dodge Aries 135-4 m5 ^ '’’S" LEAN FLAT CUT The researchers asked science 22 ■ Alfa GTV6 2,5 152-6 m5 28 - Dodge Aries is » • Fora ltd wgn 2004 a 3 adding that there would be a “tremendous” cost if The teacher shortage in math and 11 - Ferrari Mondial 179-8 m5 30 - Volkswagen Jetta 1054 mS a 20 - Lincoln-Mercury Marq 2004 a 3 education consultants to rate the 25 - Volkswagen Jetta 1054 a 3 24 • Dodge Arles Connecticut decided on its own site to dispose of the science, particularly in chemistry 39 - Honda Civic 81-4 m4 19 • Dodge Diplomat ^ A 27-• Mercedes-Benz300td D183-5 a4 • CORNED BEEF BRISKET * and education situation in their states on a scale 46 • Honda Civic hbk 81-4 m5 50 - Volkswagen Rabbit 2d D974 s4 , 21 • Olds Cutlass Cruise 231-6 a 3 state’s annual production of 3,500 cubic meters of low ...... lb. 2.22 17 - Dodge Diplomat and physics, likely will exist for at from 1 to 5, with a score of 1 in 35 • Honda Civic 91-4 mS 48 - Volkswagen Rabbit hb D974 m4 ^ 17 - Olds Cutlass Cruise 307-8 a 3 level waste. least five more years, the two 31 - Honda Civic 91-4 a 3 - Volkswagen Rabbit D974 ni5 19 - Dodge Mirada ® " 23 - Olds Cutlass Cruise D350-8 a 3 HARTFORD (UPl) - A coalition dicating a surplus of teachers and a 16 - Porsche 911 183-6 m5 43 • Volkswagen Rabbit tb D974 m5 17 - Dodge Mirada i s 27 - Peugeot 504 wgn D141-4 m4 The importance of having a place to dispose of the researchers who headed the study score of 5 indicating a critical shor 22 - Porsche 944 151-4 35 - Volkswagen Rabbit D974 a 3 28 • Dodge 400 1354 ^ 26 - Peugeot 504 wgn D1414 a 3 wastes has repercussions on the state’s economy, since of groups announced plans today for 21 • Porsche 944 151-4 a 3 36 - Volkswagen Rabbit tb D974 a 3 27 - Dodge 400 1354 28 - Plymouth Reliant wgn 1354 m4 DOMESTIC COOKED HAM ...... *2.49 said. a voter registration and education tage. 33 - Renault LeCar 85-4 m4 32 - Volkswagen Rabbit 1054 m4 22 • Dodge 400 1564 ® “ 28 - Plymouth Reliant wgn 1354 mS the processes that produce the wastes involve jobs, Ms. The study was conducted by 31 - Volkswagen Rabbit 1054 m4 23 - Dodge 600 1354 program designed to enroll 2,000 42 - Toyota Starlet 79-4 m4 ^ 27 - Plymouth Reliant wgn 1354 a 3 Hart said. Trevor Howe, director of the ISU The 1982 survey revealed a 44 ■ Toyota Starlet 79-4 m5 30 • Volkswagen Rabbit 1054 m5 24 - Dodge 600 1354 r , 22 - Plymouth Reliant wgn 1564 a 3 handicapped or disabled people as 27 - Volkswagen Rabbit 1054 a 3 22 • Dodge 600 1564 The wastes also are the result of medical research College of Education placement of national average rating of 4.11 for 29 - Volks Rabbit Co 105-4 mS 26 • Fora Fmnt Futura ^ 21 - Pontiac Bonnev wgn 231-6 a 3 25 • Volks Rabbit Co 105-4 a 3 26 - Volkswagen Rabbit 1094 m5 and medical treatments, which provide benefits to peo voters before the November elec fice. and Jack Gerlovich, an Iowa chemistry teachers, a 4.39 rating for 29 • Volkswagen Rabbit 1054 m5 2r.FrdFmn'tF“u‘t“ura 'l^ T tS ‘’a^ We Give Old Fashioned 19 ■ Ford Fmnt Futura 200.6 a 3 S ' ple, she said. tion. physics teachers and a 4.34 rating subcompact cars 25 - Volkswagen Scirocco 1054 a 3 1364 m4 Department of Public Information compact cars 26 - Ford LTD 140-* m4 ^ *8" There are 26 firms or institutions that produce low Sponsors of the Operation Vote for mathematics teachers, the study mpp car-model cid-cyl trans 21 - Ford LTD tinu a 1 20 ■ Volvo Stal wgn 1304 a 4 Butcher Service ... science eduation consultant, 21 • AMC Spirit 258-6 m4 mpg car-model cid-cvl trans iSG A 24 - Volvo Stat wgn 1414 m4 level radioactive waste in Connecticut, including program estimated that as few as showed. 21 - AMC Concord 4d 2^-6 m4 20 • Ford LTD through surveys of education 21 AMC Spirit 258-6 m5 16 • Imperial Imperial , 23 - Volvo Stat wgn 1414 a 4 medical research facilities, manufacturers and the 24,000 of the 120,000 people with dis departments in 45 states in 1979-80 21 - AMC Spirit 258-6 a 3 21 - AMC Concord 258-6 m5 S a 4 29 - Volvo Stat wgn D1454 m4 abilities who are eligible to vote in Earth science rated 3.80, general 17 - Audi Quattro 131-5 m5 21 • AMC Concord 258-6 a 3 17 - Line-Mere Cont ^ 27 - Volvo Slat wgn D1454 a 3 state’s nuclear plants,' which account for about 80 per and in 1981-82. 39 - Audi 4000-cp D97-4 m5 28 - Audi 5000 tbo 4d D121-6 a 3 26 - Line-Mere Marq STORE HOURS: science 3.22 and biology 2.81, the 1404 a 3 large station wagons cent of the waste. Connecticut cast ballots in the 1980 "We’re looking at four or five 38 • Audi 4000-cp tbo D97-4 m5 22 • Audi 5000 131-5 mS 21 • Line-Mere Marq election. survey showed. In nearly every 34 • Audi 4000-cp D97-4 a 3 19 • Audi 5000 131-5 a 3 20 - Line-Mere Marq 2004 a 3 m p^ car-model cid-cyl trans In Connecticut, 1,400 people are directly involved with Mon. & Tues. ’til 6:00 more years of shortages, at best, science and math category, the 31 - Audi 4000-cp 106-4 m5 18 - Audi 5000 tbo 131-6 a 3 26 - Line-Mere Zeph 1404 m4 16 - Buick laCsabre-Elec 3074 a 4 . radioactivity in hospital centers. Another 250 people The Operation Vote program will 24 - Audi 4000-cp 105-4 a 3 22 - BMW 528e-533i 4d 164-6 m5 21 - Line-Mere Zeph 1404 a 3 21 - Buick Lesabre-Elec DQ504 a 3 because we’re not sending out scale rating increased from the 1980 20 • BMW 528e-633i 164-6 a 3 19 • Line-Mere Zeph 2004 a 3 22 - Buick Lesabre-Elec D3504 a 4 : received radiation therapy treatment for illnesses at Wed., Thurs., & Fri. ’til 9:00 involve voter registration sessions 24 - Audi 4000-cp 131-5 m5 - Maserati Quattro enough teachers to fill the vacancies survey to the 1982 survey — in 20 - Audi 4000-cp a 3 19 - BMW 528e-533i 196-6 m5 8 3014 a 3 16 - Chevrolet Capr wgn 3054 a 4 at sites in 11 cities and towns this 18 • BMW 5280-5331 1966 a 3 18 - Merc-Benz 380sel 2344 a 4 21 - Chevrolet Capr wgn D3504 a 3 one facility alone last year, Ms. Hart said. now, " Howe said. "And that's dicating the shortage situation has 25 - BMW 320i 24 - Olds Cutlass Ciera 1514 a 3 2 2 Chevrolet Capr wgn D3564 a 4 In relation to other states, Connecticut is the nation's Sat. S Sunday Wednesday. All of the sites are assuming we can begin attracting 27 - BMW 320i 19 - BMW 7331 4d IKS m5 accessible to the handicapped. worsened, Howe said, ■ 19 - BMW 633csi 18 • BMW 7331 1966 a 3 20 - Olds Cutlass Ciera 1814 a 3 17 - Ford LTD Cm Viet 3CB4 a 4 ninth largest producer of low level radioactive waste ’til 6;00 more potential math and science 18- BMW 633csi 17 - Buick Riv Co 2d 252-6 a 4 28 - Olds Cutlass Ciera D2634 a 3 17 - Lincoln-Mercury Gran 3024 a 4 In Iowa alone, the two 21 - Olds Cutlass Sup 2314 a 3 16 - Oldsmobile Cstom Cr 3074 a 4 and falls about in the middle when compared to the EUCHLJLITS Paul F. McAlenney, president of teachers." 24 - Chevrolet Camaro 2d 151-4 m5 16 - Buick Riv Co 307-8 a 4 the Easter Seal Society of Connec researchers found that in 1970, 27 26 - Chevrolet Camaro 151-4 m5 28 • Buick Skyhawk 2d 1104 m5 25 - Olds Cutlass Sup D2634 a 3 22 - Oldsmobile Cstom Cr D3504 a 4 other 10 states discussing a regional compact. The major reason for the drop in 28 - Buick Skyhawk 4d 1104 a 3 18 • Olds Cutlasss Sup 3074 a 3 Iowa colleges with teacher educa 23 - Chevrolet Camaro 151-4 a 3 Pennsylvania, New York and Massachusetts produce ticut, said the coalition of groups in the number of students interested in 16 • Chevrolet Camaro 306-8 a 4 25 - Buick Skyhawk 1214 a 3 23 - Olds Cutlass Sup LM504 a 3 cargo vans volved in the project were hoping to tion programs graduated 234 people 31 - Chevrolet Chevette 98-4 m5 27 - Buick Skylark 2d 1514 m4 17 - Olds Toronado 2524 a 4 mpg car-model cid-cyl trans more, Rhode Island, Vermont, Maine and New becoming math and science 16 - Olds Toronado 3074 a 4 19 • Chevrolet gl6g20 va 2564 m3 enroll 2,000 voters at the sessions. 28 - Chevrolet Chevette 98-4 a 3 24 - Buick Skylark 4d 1514 a 3 Hampshire less, and Maryland and New Jersey are certified to teach mathematics in 42 - Chevrolet Chevette 111-4 m5 , 22 • Buick Skvlark 173-6 m4 22 - Olds Toronado D3504 a 4 18 - Chevrolet gl6g20 va 2504 m4 teachers is money. Howe said. 19 - Plym Gran Fury dose to the Connecticut output, Ms. Hart said. McAlenney and other Operation Starting salaries are only about 50 junior and senior high schools. By 37 - Chevrolet Chevette Dlll-4 a 3 21 - Buick SJcylark 173-6 m4 2254 a 3 18 • Chevrolet gl6g20 va 2504 a 4 Vote leaders said handicapped and 1982, that number had dropped to 43 27 - Chrysler Leb Co 2d 135-4 a 3 22 - Buick Skylark 1734 a 3 17 - Plym Gran Fury 3184 a 3 17 - Chevrolet gl6g20 va 3054 m3 Ms. Hart said she thought representatives of the to 60 percent of industry salaries for 22 - Chrysler l^baron Co 156-4 a 3 23 - Cadillac Cim 4d 1214 m5 29 - Plym Reliant 1354 m4 18 - Chevrolet gl0-g20 va 3064 m4 llllllllllllllllllllllllll disabled people had to become more certified teachers. 23 - Cadillac Cim 1214 a 3 28 • Plym Reliant 1354 m5 17 ■ Chevrolet gl6g20 va 3054 a 4 states that produced the most low level waste in the people trained in mathematics, 40 - Datsun Nis Sntra 2d 91-4 m4 28 - Plym Reliant active in voting if they were to 35 - Datsun Nis Sntra 4d 96-4 m4 2f> • Chevrolet Cav 2d 1214 mS 1354 a 3 23 - Chevrolet gl6g20 v m4 region were optimistic of getting a pact into place next computer science and science In 1970, the same institutions 25 - Chevrolet Cav 4d 1214 a 3 24 • Plym Reliant 1564 a 3 21 - Chevrolet gl6g20 v D3794 a 4 / \ m \ t FROZEIS ^ njm v ^ protect their rights. 35 - Datsun Nis Sntra hbk 96-4 m5 21 - Pontiac Bonn year. GROCERY SPECIALS fields, even when adjusted for a graduated 269 people certified to 31 - Datsun Nis Sntra 96-4 a 3 31 - Dats Nis Stnz hbk 1204 m5 2314 a 3 17 - Chevrolet gM van2w 2504 m3 “Issues such as barrier-free en 27 • Dats Nis Stnz 1204 a3 18 - Pontiac Bonn 3054 a 3 17 - Chevrolet g30 van 2w 2504 a 4 “Very clearly the large generating states ... the states nine-month teaching contract, he teach science cfjpi’Ses. That number 48 - Datsun Nis Sntra D108-4 m4 23 - Pontiac Bonn 8WAN8ON vironments, community based care, 44 ■ Datsun Nis Sntra DlQO-4 m5 34 - Dodge Omni hbk 974 m4 D3S04 a 3 19 - Dodge bl5O-b2S0 van 2254 n4 that fall into that either medium to large bracket are I said fell to 87 in 1982, the study indicated. 40 - Datsun Nis Sntra D108-4 a 3 32 - Dodge Omni 1054 m4 21 - Pontiac Grand Prix 2314 a 3 18 - Dodge bl50-b250 van 2254 a 3 COLLEGE INN-CLEAR employment, medical care, in 35 - Datsun Nis Plsr 2d 98-4 m5 29 - Dodge Omni 1354 m4 18 • Pontiac Grand Prix 3064 a 3 16 • Dodge bl50-bS% van 3184 m4 think optimstic. They wouldn't have come this far,” Ms, TURKEY DINNER 31 • Datsun Nis Plsr hbk 98-4 a 3 28 - Dodge Omni 1354 m5 23 • Pontiac Grand Prix DG604 a 3 IS • [)odge b l5 6 b ^ van 3184 a 3 CHICKEN BROTH 1370. S I M . 0 0 ORONOQUE dependent living and education are 27 - Pontiac Phoenix 1514 m4 14 - Dodge bl50-hC50 van 3184 a 3 Hdrt S3id 27 - Datsun 200sx 2d 133-4 29 m5 - Dodge Omni 1354 a 3 Ho w e v e r , s h e a d d e d this year’s elections only a few of the areas which are 25 • Datsun 200sx tbo . 133-4 29 a 3- Fora Escort hbk 964 m4 24 - Pontiac Phoenix 1514 a 3 15 - Dodge b350 van 2wd 3184 a 3 DOLE PIE SHELLS 33 - Ford Escort 964 m4 22 - Pontiac Phoenix 1734 m4 13 • Dodge b350 van 2wd 3184 a 3 coming under fire by elected of 20 • Datsun 280zx 2 2 tbo 16SS m5 could affect progress on a pact since there will be some SARA LEE Poor math skills threat 19 - Datsun 280zx 2 2 27 tbo - 168-6Ford Escort mS 964 a3 21 - Pontiac Phoenix 1734 m4 18 • Ford elOO-elSO econo 3004 m3 new governors in the states. Massachusetts also has an PINEAPPLE JUICE ficials who feel major revisions in 21 • Ford Thunderbird 231-6 a 3 22 • Pontiac Phoenix 173-6 a 3 20 - Ford el»-el50 econo 3004 m4 19 • Datsun 280zx 2 2 168-6 a 3 24 - Pontiac 6000 (2d) COFFEE RINGS these programs must occur," 18 Datsun 280zx 2 2 tbo 168-6 a 3 21 - Line—Merc coug 231-6 a 3 1514 a 3 16 - Ford el00-el50 econo 3004 m4 item on the ballot that would require that its voters ap 29 - Line-Mere lynx 984 m4 25 • Pontiac 6000 (4d) 151-4 a 3 16 - Ford elOO-elSO econo 3004 a 3 ENEX 80FTIQUE DANNON McAlleney said. 23 - Datsun 810 4d 146^ mS 22 - Pontiac 6000 prove any pact. 23 - Datsun 810 1464 a 4 33 - Line-Mere lynx 984 m4 1734 a 3 16 - Ford el00-el50 econo 3064 a 4 "As advocates for and with people 27 - Line-Mere lynx 964 a3 28 - Pontiac 6000 D2634 a 3 14 - Ford el00-el50 econo 3024 m4 “I would not hedge a guess quite frankly, right now TISSUE 79* YOGURT BARS to economy and defense 30 ■ Datsun 810 . D1706 m3 who are disabled, we felt it im 28 - Datsun 810 D1706 a 4 28 - Merc-Benz 2d D1474 m4 10 - R-Royce Silver Sp' 4124 a 3 15 - Ford elOD-elSO econo 3024 a 4 here we’re in'the middle of a political season with 24 - Dodge Challenger 156-4 m5 27 - Merc-Benz 240d 4d D1474 a 4 28 - Volvo sdn .D1464...... m4 13 - Ford el00-el50 econo 3514 a 3 CAMPBELL’S perative to actively educate and 23 - Dodge Challenger 15M a 3 27 - Merc-Benz 240d tbo D183-5 a 4 27 - Volvo sdn D1454 a 3 16 • Ford e250 econoline 3004 m3 governors from many of the states running for office,” recruit this group of eligible NEW YORK (UPl) — Americans Since 1972 there has been a 77 per 34 - Dodge Charger hbk 97-4 m4 27 • Merc-Benz SOOsd D1834 a 4 20 - Volvo sdn 1744 a 4 16 - Ford e250 econoline 3004 a 4 she said. PORK & BEANS 3M .00 (MORTON voters,” McAlenney said at a news are so bad at math that it is “scary” cent decline in the number of 32 - Dodge Charger 106-4 m4 18 - Merc-Benz 380sec 234-8 a 4 large cars 14 - Ford e250 econoline 3024 a 4 Although the 11 states involved in the discussions have 29 - Dodge Charger 135-4 m4 28 - Olds Firenza 4d 1104 m5 mpg car-model cid-cvl trans 12 - Ford ^50 econoline 3514 a 3 DOLE FRIED CHICKEN *2.99 conference in the Secretary of the and a threat to the nation’s economy secondary-level mathematics 28 • Dodge Charger 13^4 m5 28 • Olds Firenza hbk 1164 a 3 18 - Buick Electra 2524 a 4 gl5*g25 vandura 2504 m3 until 1986 before being threatened with not having a TROPICANA State's office at the Capitol. and defense, says the president of teachers prepared in 600 teacher 27 • Dodge Charger 135-4 a 3 25 - Olds Firenza 1214 m5 16 • Buick Electra 307^ a 4 18 - GMC gl5-g25 vandura 2504 m4 place to dispose of the wastes, Ms. Hart said it really PINEAPPLE JUICE . .4 6 OS. 39 - Dodge Colt hbk 86-4 m4 25 - Olds Firenza 1214 a 3 22 • Buick Electra D3504 a 4 15 - GMC gl5-g25 vandura 2564 a 4 99* The voter registration sites for the the National Council of Teachers of training programs nationwide. And 35 • Dodge Colt 85-4 m4 27 - Olds Omega 2d 1514 m4 19 - Buick Lesabre 2314 a 3 17 - GMC g l5 -^ vandura 3054 • m3 wasn’t all that much time. ORANGE JUICE Wednesday drive are in Bridgeport, Mathematics. only 55 percent of graduates 32 • Dodge Colt 98-4 m4 24 - Olds Omega 4d 1514 a 3 18 • Buick Lesabre 2524 a 4 18 - GMC gl5-g25 vandura 3064 m4 It will take about two years to site and build a disposal BUMBLE BEE Oil or Water TASTE O SEA _ 22 - Olds Omega 173-6 m4 17 - Buick Lesabre 3074 a 3 17 • GMC gl5-g25 vandura 3054 a 1 Danbury, Hartford, Meriden, New Dr. Stephen Willoughby said Sun 27 - Dodge 400 Co 2d I 1354 a 3 .t V iO z . * prepared to teach math go into 21 - Olds Omega 1734 m4 17 • Buick Lesabre 3074___ „a 4 . 23 - GMC gl5-g25 vandura D3794 m4 facility. There are also the uncertainties that could CHUNK LITE TUNA 79 FISH STICKS •1.49 22 - Dodge 400 Co 156-4 a 3 Haven, New London, Norwalk. day the problem is that math- teaching. •22 • Olds Omega 1734 a 3 21 - Buick Lesabre 11)35^ a 3 21 - GMC gl5-g25 vandura D3794 a 4 26 - Ford Mustang 2d 140-4 m4 22 - Peugeot 5ffi 1264 m5 Dffi64 a 17-GMC g35 vandura 2wd 2564 m3 BIRDSEYE _ Norwich, Stamford, Waterbury and oriented college graduates are going Other signs of a worsening shor 22 - Ford Mustang hbk 1404 22 • Buick Lesabre 4 BETTY CROCKER 21 - Peugeot 505 126^ a3 17 - Cadillac Dev-Bro 2494 a4 17-GMC g35 vandura 2wd 2564 a 4 59* Willimantic. after better paying industrial jobs tage: 21 • Ford Mustang 14IM a 3 27 - Peugeot 505 D1414 m4 22 • Cadillac Dev-Bro 19 • Plymouth bl50-b2tt v 2254 m4 * TINY TENDER PEAS 20 • Ford Mustang 231-6 a 3 [XS64 a4 PIE CRUST MIX 21 1.99 28 - Peugeot 505 tbo D1414 m5 - Cadillac Limo ___ 18 • Plymouth 1 .*S6*bSM v 2254 a 3 rather than teaching and more than the nation’s second-most populous 32 - Honda Accord 107-4 m5 10 3684 a3 half the new math teachers are not 26 - Peugeot 505 D1414 a 3 19 - Chev Impala-Cap 2294 a 3 1® ’ Plymouth bl50-b250 v 3184 m4 PINEAPPLE IN JUICE 31*1.09 state. New York, had only 32 college 29 • Honda Accord 107-4 a 4 26 - Peugeot 505 tbo D1414 a 3 17 - Chev Impala-Cap 3054 a 4 1® * Plymouth bl50-b250 v 3184 a 3 Final bell sounds ONE PIE qualified to teach. 27 • Isuzu I-Mark 2d 111-4 28 - Peugeot 604 tbo D1414 m5 23 - Chev Impala-Cap D3564 a3 14 - Plymouth bl56-b250 v 3184 a 3 graduates planning to teach junior 26 • Isuzu 1-Mark 4d 111-4 a 3 , ISoz. I * . 26 • Peugeot 604 tbo D1414 a 3 22 - Chev Impala-Cap D35D4, a4 15 • Plymouth b350 van 2w 3184 a 3 PUMPKIN OR SQUASH 21 1 GOP does same “The way things are going in 10 to or senior high school mathematics 44 • Isuzu I-Mark Dlll-4 m4 34 - Plvm Horizon hbk . 974 m4 17-FordLTDCrovm Vic 302-8' a 4 13 - Plymouth b350 van 2w 3184 a 3 muRT ..31*1.00 39 - Isuzu I-Mark Dlll-4 m5 15 years there will be no way in 1982. 32 - Pfym Horizon 1054 m4 17 ■ Line-Mere Gran 3024 a 4 DISHWASHER DETERGENT HOOD 34 - Isuzu I-Mark Dlll-4 a 3 29 - Plym Horizon 1354 m4 17 - Line-Mere Mark 3024 a 4 damage: HoHings students from kindergarten on up ... In the California State University 17 • Jaguar XJ 25B-6 a 3 28 - Plym Horizon 1354 mS I passenger vans) for i-room school 14 • Jaguar XJS 326-2 a 3 17 - Line-Mere Town 3024 a 4 mpg car-model cid-cyl trans ELECTROSOL * 1.1 ORANGE JUICE *1.2 9 will be able to get a decent educa system fewer than 100 students are 29 - Plym Horizon 1354 a 3 19 • Olds Delta 88 2314 a 3 NEW HAVEN (UPl) - 26 • Line-Mere Capri hbk 140-4 m4 28 • Pontiac 2000 2d 1104 mS ^ ^ , 17 - Chevrolet gl6-g» sp 2564 m3 tion in mathematics,” he said. enrolled in programs for prospec 22 • Line-Mere Capri 1404 m5 17 • Olds Delta 88 307-8 a 3 17 . Chevrolet gl0-g20 sp 2564 a 4 Republicans' are taking a different 31 • Pontiac 2000 4d 1164 mS 17 • Olds Delta 88 He said studies have documented tive math teachers. 21 • Line-Mere Capri 140-4 a 3 28 - Pontiac 2000 hbk 1164 a a 307-8 a 4 15 - Chevrolet gl0-g20 sp 3064 a 4 PRUDENCE ISLAND, R.I. (UPl) — Beginning today, approach, but doing the same kind 20 • Line-Mere Capri 231-6 a 3 23 - Olds Delta 88 D® 68 a 3 14 - Chevrolet glO-gfl) sp -3604 a 4 the fact that many soldiers are not In Texas, only 20 new math 37 - Renault All 2d 854 m4 22 • Olds Delta 88 DQ564 a 4 20 • Chevrolet glO-g2D s D0794 a 4 students on this island in the middle of Narragansett of damage to the economy that 34 - Mazda GLC 4d 91-4 m4 37 - Renault All 4d 8M m4 18 • Olds 98 competent enough in math to make teachers graduated in 1982. Just 36 • Mazda GLC hbk 91-4 2524 a 4 ' 12 • Chevrolet gS) sportv 3564 a 4 Bay took the early morning ferry for classes on the Democrats caused in past years, 35 • Renault All 854 mS 17 • Olds 96 307-8 a 4 19 - Dodge bl50-b^ wago 2254 m4 calculations necessary to aim seven went into teaching, the N(?TM 31 - Mazda GLC 91-4 a 3 34 • Renault All 854 mS 22 - Olds 96 mainland. Jllllllllllllll D®04 a 4 - Dodge bl56b250 wago 2264 a 3 1111111111111 33 - Mitsu Cordia hbk 1104 m5 18 says Sen. Ernest F. Rollings, D-S.C. sophisticated guns correctly. 31 • Renault All 854 aa small station wagons blSO-besO The final bell has sounded for Rhode Island’s last fact sheet on the math teacher shor 27 • Mitsu Cordia 1104 m4 29 - Renault All 15 • Dodge wago 3184 m4 "Democrats tried to spend 854 aa cid-CTl trans 14 - Dodie bl^taso waio MM a'i |ii*ifh irilT i coupon 7.10 f>urrhnAp| The health of the economy also is tage said. 27 - Mitsu Cordia 1104 a 3 9 - Rolls-Royce Cam 4124 a a operating one-room schoolhouse. 1 irilh roiip ofi 7..10 coupon & 7..10 pnrehns I ourselves into prosperity, running threatened, said Willoughby, a 39 - Mitsu Precis hbk 8M m4 23 • Saab 900 4d 1214 m£ S ' 12 - Dodge blSO-hasO wago 31M a 3 The Portsmouth School Committee voted last week to up high deficits and wrecking the 35 • Mitsu Precis 8M m4 21 - Saab 900 tbo hbk 1214 m£ S ’ V ilS 15 - Dodge b350 wagon 2wd 31M a 3 professor of mathematics at New 32 - Mitsu Precis 984 m4 21 - AMCCnert wgon 25M a3 12-DodgebSSOwagon2wd 31M a3 close the Prudence .Island School on Friday. The move l l r economy, and now the Republicans 22 - Saab 900 1214 a : York University. 30 • Mitsu Precis 9M a 3 21 - Saab 900 tbo 1214 a : 16 - Ford eiso club wagon 30W m4 will save the district $35,(X)0. I SWEET LIFE I 24 - Mitsu Sapporo 2d 1564 mS X - Buick Skyhawk wgon IKM a 3 IS - Ford elSO club wagon 30M a 3 SWEET LIFE i ' are drying to tax cut us into Utility planning 41 - Volks Quantum tbo D874 For teacher William Bacon Jr., it was a sad parting. l | ! PROMISE i "The situation is pretty scary — 23 • Mitsu Sapporo 1564 a 3 32 • Volks (^antum tbo D974 a! 23 - Buick Skyhawk wgon 1214 a 3 15 - Ford elSO club wagon 30M a 4 prosperity, running up high deficits 22 - Mitsu Starion 2d 1564 mS 25 - ^ e v Cavalier wgon 1214 m5 14 - Ford elSO club wagon 3EB-8 m4 I BLEACH for national defense and the recreation sites 29 - Volks ^ a n tu m 1054 ml For the students, it means an apprehensive start of i f ! MARGARINE ■ [ JUMBO TOWELS ! and wrecking the economy," economy,” said Willoughby of 33 - Mitsu Tredia 4d 1104 m5 23 - Volks Quantum 1054 a: 25 - Chev Cavalier wgon 1214 a 3 14 - Ford el50 club wagon 302-8 a 4 classes in a large school and a departure from the sim I GALLON 27 - Mitsu Tredia 1104 m4 20 - Volvo sdn tbo 1364 nV 36 - DaUun Nis Sentra SM m4 13 - Ford elSO club wagon 3B14 a 3 Rollings said Sunday at Yale Greenwich, Conn. HARTFORD (UPl) - Northeast 27 - Mitsu Tredia U04 a 3 36 - Datsun Nis Sentra tS4 mS 17 - GMC g lS-^ r a lly ^ 2504 m3 ple schoolhouse they knew. 20 - Volvo sdn tbo 1304 a^ 31 - Datsun Nis Sentra 084 a 3 17 - GMC gl5-g25 ralh 2w 2504 a 4 University. Germany and Japan, with good 39 - Plymouth Colt hbk 864 m4 25 - Volvo sdn 1414 nv “I’ll miss the one-room element of it. I’m going to try Utilities has filed a plan to create 35 - Plymouth Colt 864 m4 C - Datsun Nis Sentra Dt084 m5 15 - GMC gl5-g2S rally 2w 30M a 4 39* ! Rollings, the ranking Democrat 23 - Volvo sdn 1414 supplies of math-competent people 32 - Plymouth Colt 964 m4 »-Dateun Nis Sentra DIOM a 3 14 - GMC gl5-g25 rally 2w 3604 a 4 not to dwell on it,” said Bacon, whose only teaching job I VALID 8EPT.21 THRU SEPT.M recreational areas around four 29 - Volvo sdn D1454 nv 79 I I on the Senate’s Appropriations Com 30 - Plymouth Colt 984 a 3 B -Datsun 810 wagon 1464 m5 20 - GMC g l5 -S rally 2 DS7M a 4 II VALID 8EPT.21 THRU* 8EPT.M ;| I VALID 8EPT.21 THRU SEPT.28 on the job and in the education hydroelectric developments along 27 • Volvo sdn D1464 a: h as been in th e small white schoolhouse w ith j bellfrv. I I I mittee, said several government 24 - Plymouth Sapporo 2d 1564 mS 2 -Datsun MO wagon 14M ^ 12 - GMC ^ ? S l y gjd 3604 a 4 went pipeline, could soon outdistance the Housatonic River. 23 • Plymouth Sapporo 1564 a 3 mid-size cars 30-Datsun 810 wagon D1704 tn5 19 - Plymouth pbfai-ph860 22M m4 ’ “All my brother and sister here. My mother, I I I I departments — particularly defense ^merica in this math-dependent 34 • Plymouth Turismo hbk 974 m4 mpg car-model cld--cylI trans B -D at^M O wagon D1704 a 4 18 - Plymouth pbl5(FpM60 2254 a 3 too,” said llth-grader Lori Prudence Bachini, who The )62,000 plan, filed with the 24 - Buick Century 151-4 as 2 - Ford Escort wagon 984 m4 15 - Plymouth pblSO-pU50 31M m4 HIGHLAND PARK MKT. | HIGHLAND PARK MKT. | I J — need to be trimmed. age, he said. 32 • Plymouth Turismo IQM m4 attended the one-room schoolhouse since kindergarten. “Eighteen months of defense Federal E n er^ Regulatory Com 29 • Plymouth Turismo 1354 m4 20 - Buick Century 1814 27 • Ford Escort wagon 9M a 3 14 - Plymouth pblS6-pUS0 3184 a 3 The NCTM says the math teacher mission, calls for canoe portages 28 • Plymouth Turismo 1354 m5 26 • Buick Century DQ634 35 • Honda Civic wagon 91-4 mS 12 - Plyidouth pblS6-pfaa50 3184 a 3 “I’d rather stay here than go off-island. I don’t know spending has created a bottlenleck ... 28 • Plymouth Turismo 1354 a 3 .21 ■ BuLck Regfl) 2314 31 - Honda Civic wagon 91-4 a 3 15 - Plymouth pb360 voyag 3184 aS shortage was the most severe in any around three hydroelectric dams, a anyone there,” she said. It’s wasteful. Already there are too 24 - Pontiac Firebird 2d 1514 m5 18 • Buick Regal tbo 2314 29 • Lincoln-Mercury lynx 98-4 m4 12 • Plymouth p b ^ voyag 3184 a 3 subject at all levels — college, canoe access point to Candlewood 26 - Pontiac Firebird 1514 m5 25 • Buick Regal D0634 27 • Lincoln-Mercury lynx 984 a 3 30 - Volkswagen vanagool Df7*4 m6 ■hie students will have to catch the 6:50 a.m. ferry to many contracts," he said. elementary, high school. Lake and two picnic areas. 23 - Pontiac Firebird 1514 a 3 23 • Buick Regal D3668 30 • Mazda GLC wagon 91-4 m4 16-Volkswagen vanagoa 2 UM iM the mainland and take two buses to school. ♦ 16 ' Buick R m era tbo 2314 3T-- Mazda GLC wagon 914 m5 16-Volkswagen vanafoal «S illIIIIIUIIIIIIUIUI MANCHESTER mrRAT n Mnn Sept. 20, 1982---- 7 _ ft — MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon., Sept. 20, 1982 Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Dan Fitts, Editor opm iO N Alex Qlrelli, City Editor o Area towns Andover Bolton /Coventry i . Jack There's method in collecting madness Anderson Bolton selectmen, finance board meet Washington back 20 years. My writing seldom be some sort of wrench. I tried to Merry-Qo-Round The sorting of miscellaneous lasts more than one day. use it in several ways, but it hardware is a frequently The hardware sorter has as would not do anything some other Budget showdown Tuesday overlooked form of recreation Manchester many discoveries as the rock kind of wrench would not do therapy. hound or bird-watcher ever did. better. It is a branch of the salvaging selectmen can set the salaries of Sometimes you find things you Then one day when I was lying BOLTON — Selectmen and What some officials have art that requires little space, Spotlight Soviets What the finance board did was each employee with whatever bot don't recognize. Then you take on my back under a lavatory members of the finance board will adjust salary recommendations suggested is that the selectmen muscle, or equipment. A hundred tom line the finance board sets on them to various specialists for trying to figure out how in the hold a long-awaited meeting Tuesday across the board. Finance board reorganize their budget requests or so empty cans, bottles or little By Alex GIrelll — City Editor and lump all the salaries into one that budget. identification, mostly without world you loosen that inaccessi in an effort to straighten out am members said at the time that the The meeting begins at 8 p.m. and boxes and some labels is all you success. ble nut that holds the faucet, I get our salary increase requests were un budget and present it to the finance biguity in budgetary policies concer board that way. Thereby, the will be held in the Community Hall. need. realized in a flash that my even — they ranged from about six BUr YOU DON’T throw ning setting salaries for town, There is nothing better for the mysterious wrench was made percent to 50 for the first selectman something away just because you employees. troubled psyche than taking a big came from a relative who is an are grouped and even labeled. precisely for loosening that in secrets The meeting, heatedly called for - and that the percentage increases don’t know wbat it is for. were not sufficiently substantiated. box of assorted fastenings and accomplished amateur electri There is no more gratifying accessible nut. by the first selectman after this rearranging them neatly into year’s budget was prepared and ap They leveled, generally, each cian, carpenter, mechanic, surprise to an avid sorter than to You keep it and eventually it It all seems so naive tp me WASHINGTON — The Reagan ad subsets with some common begin work on a can or box that now, but I never forgot the lesson proved last spring, had been post request off to about an eight percent Portsmouth plumber, metalsmith and watch will explain itself to you when ministration is trying to cut off the denominator. repairer. He is growing older and appears to contain only random it taught me. Don’t throw it poned by the finance board until this increase. you need it. You have to flow of technological secrets to the Town charter, according to It is good always to have a hardware and find that hidden in month, usually because of lack of he carefully calculated his life retnertjber what it looks like. away. Soviet Union. Over the last decade, Diana’s ruling, gives sole respon supply of mixed-up stuff around. expectancy. On the basis of that it is a presorted package. In the But hardware sorters and quorums. ' Then when you have to hold a U.S. officials have watched in Wbat comes out of the meeting sibility for setting salaries to the It provides exactly the excuse bottom of a full box of mis savers are not collectors in the calculation he has determined couple of things together in a cer frustration as the Kremlin buys, could greatly influence future selectmen. Diana said in his ruling sub launched you sometimes need to avoid un approximately how many nuts, cellany, I found a small can con usual sense. They doi^..save tain way, you will realize you borrows or steals billions of dollars’ budgetary processes, and the the finance board in setting salary dertaking a real project. - bolts, screws, lags, Shooks, taining screws all of the same things on the assumption that “categories” overstepped its own the whatchmacallit that worth of American technical know selectmen are hoping to define more GROTON (UPI) — The nuclear N.H. The cruiser USS Portsmouth rivets, springs, washers, links, size. When I inspected closely I some day they may become NO T EVKKVOINK has access does the job. It may be a dowel clearly the role of the finance board bounds. lowered attack submarine USS was the first to be named for both nails, brads, and so forth, he is saw on the can a faded label valuable. They sort and label and how. Finance board members have said to the necessary nriaterial, but screw or a hanger bolt, but that When put to military use, this in salary negotiations. I’ortsmouth was launched this cities. likely to use in his lifetime. I got reading, “% W.S.m.H. Z.P.” shelve stuff because they know it In waiting the meeting. First they never intended to usurp the there are sources. Often it comes won't matter to you. technology often gives the Soviets ^ekend as a Navy official called J.E. Johansen, mayor of A unique hardware sorting is valuable right now and they UPI p h o to Selectman Henry P. Ryba said the selectmen’s perogative. They con from the estates of life-long han the rest. an edge that costs the United States .lefense the nation’s “most impor- Portsmouth, Va., and Peter G. This was a bonanza because he adventure befell me from this Long ago when I was blissfully are bound to use it. And if they finance board usurped the tended, however, that it’s difficult ■ent social service.” dymen and it gets passed on billions to overcome. to consider a budget without con Weeks, mayor of Portsmouth, N.H., used to be a retailer and the latest bonanza. I encountered a have. a trove they have never selectmen’s power by setting in Under Secretary of the Navy attended the christening, along with without probate involvement and ignorant of useful trade and it In a secret version of Defense sidering the items within it. And specialists in inventory control. was my custom to relax and let found time to sort, they can dividual salaries for town James F, Goodrich, the christening Sen. Gordon J. Humphrey, R-N.H. mostly without engendering any prepackaged salvage set of Secretary Caspar Weinberger’s an Time for goodbyes employees such as the town clerk they said their role becomes even As a result, a lot of the treasures experts do the work I needed always let it pass on to future ceremony’s principal speaker, EB, a division of General bad feelings within the family. quarter 20 stove bolts labeled in nual report to Congress, the Pen and tax collector. more unclear when one considers described the Portsmouth as a are not totally scrambled. Many done, I acquired what seemed to generations. Lisa Gilson, of West Haven, shares a fond goodbye with her Dynamics Corp., has now launched My most recent acquisition my own handwriting and dating tagon lists 19 explicit ways the Ryba was later backed up by a that there aren’t that many town “ magnificent vessel ” that boyfriend, Scott Langley, also of West Haven, during moving-ln employees, so usually there is only 15 Los Angeles-Class submarines Russians acquire U.S. military and day Sunday at Northeastern University In Boston. “Scotty , her ruling from town'attorney Vincent demonstrates the nation’s commit with six others under construction in L. Diana, who also is expected to be one salary category within each ment to a much-improved fleet at industrial secrets, both legally and toy bear (left) rests on a box. department budget. the shipyard. In Manchester illegally. My associate Dale Van at Tuesday’s meeting. sea. The 6,900-ton Portsm outh is Atta obtained a copy of the report. “We are expanding. We are im equipped with highly accurate sen proving. And, as a nation both sors, weapon control systems and Here are the legal ways the traditionally and increasingly Soviets pick our brains: UConn poll results central computer complexes. It will dependent on freedom of the seas be armed with Mark 48 antisub Town's bonanza • “Complete (turnkey) plant for allies, resources and markets — marine torpedoes and harpoon and sales.” The Russians buy one entire and facing the advancing threat of submarine rockets. factory, lock, stock and assembly Moffett, Weicker even in 3-way race continued Soviet expansion and The prospective commanding of line, set it up in the Soviet Union and adventurism — we have no other ficer of Portsmouth is Commander for participants copy it piece by piece. men, Rome came out ahead on each prudent choice, ” Goodrich said. Donald M. Olson, a native of • “Direct investment in Eastern HARTFORD (UPI) - The U.S, dent were split down the middle. largely to O’Neill’s superior name The government “has come again Tacoma, Wash. The sub will be recognition among voters. Rome led question. Europe.” The.Russians siphon off Senate race between Sen, Lowell DiFazio, the poll stated, is a long to more fully realize that defense is, manned by a crew of 12 officers and 48-37 when the group of voters was “To sum up the governor’s race, OK, so “Life. Be in it!” is a the recreation department listed Western technology acquired by Weicker, R-Conn., and Democratic shot. then,” the poll stated, “Rome’s in effect, our first and most impor 115 enlisted men. “The impact of DiFazio on the narrowed to those familiar with tant social service,” he said. “ After silly slogan. Obviously, anybody hundreds of classes it is offering their European satellites. Rep. Toby Moffett, is almost a dead campaign has a great deal of poten Weicker-Moffett race is basically, both candidates, all, without defense in today’s world who is alive can’t help but be this fall. • “Patents and licenses with heat with the entry of a third can tial, but it has simply not taken off didate, the latest University of at this point, to muddy it,” the poll O’Neill, along with Moffett and what would we soon have? I think alive. extensive teaching effort.” Weicker, was known well enough to to date.” Now you know It was an impressive list. Connecticut poll shows. said. “Put simply, DiFazio would The poll was based on telephone we all know the answer.” Anybody who is alive is “in” Sometimes a seemingly harmless be rated by two-thirds to three- Goodrich’s wife, Helen Poe There is literally something for Weicker was favored by 31 per seem to have little chance himself.” interviews with 500 randomly With an area of 3.25 million square patent application contains a wealth quarters of those polled. All were Goodrich, needed two swings to life. One is either alive or one is almost everybody: basketball cent of those polled; 30 percent sup selected adults between Sept. 8 and miles, the Sahara Desert is three of technical detail the Russians can The UConn pollsters found voters rated favorably by roughly a 2-1 smash a bottle of champagne dead or never existed in the first and baton-twirling for children, ported Moffett, and 5 percent Sept. 13. The margin of error was 5 times bigger than the Mediterra put to military use. backed Conservative Party can who did side with DiFazio were margin. against the bow of the bunting- place. A person who is sound tennis and aerobic exercise, mostly residents who had no percent. nean Sea. asleep or watching “Charlie’s • “Joint ventures and joint didate Lucien DiFazio, who recently Rome Sunday released his own bedecked Portsmouth Saturday. ballroom dance and spelunking production development” with qualified for a spot on the ballot. preference for either Moffett or Rome was rated favorably by the The 360-foot Portsmouth slid down Angels” is no less alive than same margin, but only 28 percent poll conducted by V. Lance and rifle practice and swimming Western firms. When voters were asked to choose Weicker and not voters who had Tarrance & Associates of Houston, its ways into Thames River, where changed their minds about either of said they were familiar enough with it was corralled by tugboats and someone who is making a piece and pottery and quilting and “Technical data and engineering only between Weicker and Moffett, Tex., which showed him eight to the major party candidates. the former Senate Republican taken to another area of the of pottery dr smashing a collage and racquetball and documents.” the senator held a 36-32 advantage. nine percentage points behind In the governor’s race, the poll Both self-described liberals and leader to have an opinion. shipyard for final construction Club news volleyball down on an opponent’s basketweaving — the list seems • “ Proposals, pre-sale O’Neill was named most often O’Neill. conducted by UConn’s Institute for moderates were split between The Aug. 20-22 telephone poll of work. head. to encompass almost every kind negotiations and sales presen Social Inquiry had Democratic Gov. Weicker and Moffett. Weicker held when those polled were asked which The Portsmouth, whose mission is The Herald wants your club news! But of course the slogan, with tations.” By soliciting bids from candidate understands the state’s 600 r e g is te r e d D e m o c ra ts, In order to get your club news in of leisure activity that requires William O’Neill better than 2-1 a sizeable lead among conser Republicans and independents, had to hunt down and destroy enemy Western companies, the Russians vatives. problems, which takes clear stands the paper on time, please submit its Madison' ^|^venue ring to it, skill from the participant. ahead of Republican Lewis Rome. O’Neill with 28 percent of the vote, ships and submarines, is the fourth isn’t supposed to be taken can learn a lot without ever buying Moffett and Weicker bad solid In tbe gubernatorial race, O’Neill on issues and which would make Naval vessel to bear the name and items no later than five days before •them proud of state government. Rome with 20 percent, and 53 per the date you’d like to see it in the literally. Rather, according to The intent of the rec depart anything. support from members of their was favored by 50 percent while cent undecided, a spokesman for the second to be named jointly after Rome was backed by 21 percent. But when the group was again Portsmouth, Va;, and Portsmouth, paper. the Manchester recreation ment is not to make a town of ac “Commercial visits.” respective parties and those who Rome said. Questions on Bennet described themselves as indepen The lopsided count was attributed trimmed to those familiar with both department, it is “a philosophy complished basketweavers or • “Governmental and industrial towards life which says don’t racquetball players. Rather, the equipment sales.” I'.ililiir'H iiolc: Robert SamurUon Every businessman apartment Who are the tax-shelter partners? • “Sales of products.” stagnate, don’t merely exist — intent of the campaign is to get people participating, rather than of I OH lleinloek St. is a member owner has to figure cost of land and A. Is it Mr. Konover, the owner of • “Scientific, technical and stu rather put something into life of llie town Building Committee. buildings and taxes and remodeling Enfield and 74 other shopping dent exchanges.” Torrington police chief retires and in turn get more out of it.” sitting on the sidelines watching. Eight people killed By Robert Samuelson in true cost-per-apartment. If we add centers? Also, owner of 3.000 • Open literature (for example, '’‘‘Life. Be in it” means “Life. $16,666 per apartment as building apartments, many of which are journals, magazines, technical The slogan has been adopted If a real estate broker or lawyer Statewide Organized Stop sitting in it.” and land costs, we face a real cost of HUD units and the applicant for $17- papers).” TORRINGTON (UPI) - Antonelli should be appear in Torrington State police said by the town rec department came to you the owner of a $750,000 Crime Investigative Task suspended until he was Superior Court Sept. 27. Soliani’s arrest was not It makes perfect sense. over $50,(XX) for each apartment. It to $18-miiIion town-issue tax-exempt • “Science and technology con Police Chief Domenic An- onConnecticut roads from a nationwide campaign to piece of property with the following tonelli has retired after Force. cleared of the charges State police, who began related to Antonelli’s. He promote public participation in proposition, what would you think? makes no sense. bonds’for Cheney clock job. ferences, trade shows and exhibits.” After gambling records lodged against him and the task force investigation too is scheduled to appear The taxpayers of Manchester are B. Is it Mr. Greenblatt, who To understand how important this being arrested on gambling organized recreation. Whatever I \vant to change your office type charges, and local officials were confiscated, the 56- whether the 60-member several months ago, in Superior Court Sept. 27. By United Press International killed and two others injured in a entitled to sensible. answers to all stands to collect $147,000 for the information is, it must be year-old Antonelli was you may think of the slogan, the building with 2.i acres into elderly have decided against pur-: department should be in arrested Trooper Enrico The task force has con head-on collision Sunday. apartments above market price. 1 questions when their tax money is Bennet conversion and up to $500,000 remembered that the Soviet Union charged with seven counts vestigated! Soliani last Wednesday aiid fiscated gambling records At least eight people were killed Thomas Kelly, 20, of Seymour and intent of the campaign is com Letters policy suing their own investiga on Connecticut roads this weekend, realize you spent $300,000 in im involved. for getting Board of Directors to is still technologically backward in tion of the police force. each of professional Five of six board charged him with one and cash in a raid of seven Marianne K. Baglin; 25, of Ansonia, mendable and the Manchester The Manchester Herald 1. What town official offered tax- issue $17-million-plus tax-exempt almost every area but military gambling and using the members decided after a count of gambling and two homes. State police also including three motorcyclists and a passengers in the cars, died in the provements six years ago but you Antonelli, a 30-year man who died the day before he was rec department is doing more welcomes letters to the editor. shelter people free use of a $750,000 bonds for the Cheney Clock job? equipment. Things that Americans police veteran, said in a telephone to transmit or two-and-one-half minute counts of using the raided a business but did crssh must pay the balance of your $132,- to be married. _ I.«tters should be brief and to building with no taxes and no permit C. Is it the Gerstein interests, for take for granted—like a serviceable letter read to the Board of receive gambling informa meeting there was need to telephone to place a bet. not confiscate anything. Richard Green Jr., 20, of Oxford than its part to provide residents 000 obligation for 14 more years on tion and one count of con- A couple was killed on Interstate the point. They should be typed fees? which the town is paying for this pencil with an eraser — are Public Safety Saturday his investigate the entire was in serious condition at the inten with opportunities to feel the or neatly hand-written, and, for your own. Give my high income tax spiracy to commit police department. One 91 in Rocky Hill early Sunday when sive care unit of Griffin Hospital 2. Why 'ia're Director Stephen road, sidewalks and curbs and trees technical marvels to the Russians. retirement from the pleasure of learning a skill for ease in editing, should be double friends the use of your building free $26,000-a-year job was professional gambling. member said he didn’t the driver of another car crossed today. He suffered from multiple Cassano and General Manager on what was his land for his project? As for the illegal ways the Kindergarten orientation into oncoming traffic, state police its sake alone, not simply in spaced. for 30 years as a tax shelter. They effective at noon Sept. 9 — The public safety board think Antonelli had trauma, a hospital spokeswoman Robert Weiss using Nick Carbone’s 11. In a letter from Steven Erie (a Kremlin acquires Western said. The Herald reserves the right won’t pay any town taxes or not two hours before his home scheduled the meeting violated the law. COVENTRY — The grammar school will hold said. order to make a living. and Konover’s lawyer when we have CDC partner) to Wefss on May 26, it technology, Weinberger’s report Hector Tamayo, 56, of Cromwell to edit letters in the interests of even a building permit fee. w as raided by the Saturday to vote whether “I don’t think what he orientation for kindergarten Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. In a supplement to the brevity, clarity and taste. I would also like to use your pen a legal staff? Is lawyer Ritter the states another syndication in 10 lists the following: did was a crime,” said the school. and his wife. Ester, 57, of West Mary Ann Petruny, 28, of Seymour Hartford we're pronounced dead at Manchester Herald last week. sion funds to do this remodeling job same person that was involved in years. Who is the responsible party • “Hostile intelligence service John DelMedico, a retired - There will also be an open house at the school Sept, 29 was in fair condition at the hospital. Hartford Process in Coventry land looking out for Manchester acquisitions.” In simple English, lieutenant with the Fire from 6:30 to 8 p.m. for all parents and friends. the scene. A car driven by Peter Montigny, on your building. A non-profit cor 22, of Windsor Locks, collided Satur deals? taxpayers with a floating set of tax- this means theft by KGB agents. Wood will face Department and a board For more information, call Joan Rock at 742-9767 Police said Thurland Bristol Jr., poration will be set up with no assets 39, of Bristol was intoxicated when day with a car operated by Leonard 3. Is it correct that by removing member for three years. so you can not attach its personal shelter partners? • “Recruited agents and in his car slammed into the victims’ Skoglund, 61, of Vernon. Montigny fire escapes, four more apartments dustrial espionage.” In the past “Ninety-five percent of the assets. people in this town Clinic scheduled Tuesday vehicle. Bristol suffered internal in died at Mount Sinai Hospital in Berry's World As a prudent businessman you were created? 12. In Goodsell market report it decade, there have been almost a a new grand jury juries and facial lacerations. Hartford. Skoglund was treated for gamble.” COVENTRY — Community Health Services Inc. will would tell the broker or lawyer to 4. Is it correct that with a $250,000 states tenants pay for their own dozen significant losses of The lone board member He was charged with two counts minor injuries at Rockville Hospital syndication payment syndicate gets electric heat. A leading economic technology through American sponsor a blood pressure clinic on Tuesday from 1 to 2 get lost. HARTFORD (UPI) — A new grand jury will be con who wanted an investiga of misconduct with a motor vehicle and released. a 25 percent credit of $400,000 in first p.m. at Hill’s Pharmacy in Coventry. and one count of driving under the Montigny was to be marripd Sun The Board of Directors has three forecastinj; firm, McGraw-Hill data traitors, who are usually motivated vened Oct. 29 to weigh charges against Steven Wood, ac tion, Lawrence Alibozek, A second clinic is set for Oct. 5 from 1 to 2 p.m. at day at St. Mary’s Church in Windsor real estate brokers and a lawyer and year against $1.6 million costs? resources, states electric rates went by greed, not ideology. cused of killing his exwife and three others in West said a probe would influence. 5. Why are Cassano and Weiss Coventry Pharmacy Inc., formerly Bane’s Pharmacy in In Seymour, two people were Locks. the taxpayers and owners of this up 14.8 percent last year and will go • “Illegal arms trade.” It’s a rare Hartford. “remove the cloud in the Coventry. building are waiting for their proceeding on the tax-exempt route up 9.1 percent annual between 1981- arms merchant who worries about The six .original indictments handed down May 27 public’s mind about those answer as prudent caretakers of our when pension board consultants 84. Explain why electric heat is to be embargoes, legal niceties or the were denounced by Wood’s lawyers as “flawed and men and women on the assets. gave a finance figure of $1 million? installed when radiators are in place, ideology of his customers, as long as defective” because of their vague language. force. I feel I have to call TncartiUycia ...... MrtM 6. In case of fire and the stairwells except for radiators removed by their checks don’t bounce. Assistant State’s Attorney Herbert Ap; leton said the for one.” o The town-accepted procedure for Antonelli did not attend HAY-FEVER When you decide to h t weight, purchase or sale of property is by are filled with smoke, how. do we town Manager Weiss’ permission? • “Illegal trade in other edm- defense claims were “absurd,” but agreed Friday to inter’s C( >inini convene a new grand jury to write new indictments “in the meeting and was SINUS X CALL DIET CENTER* open bidding. Some of our directors evacuate elderly people from the ^ 13. On the cost breakdown sheet of munities.” language anyone can understand.” represented by his lawyer, have been cbosen to alter this third floor? May 12, it shows $1(X),(X)0 for storm • “Third country diversions.” Joseph Keefe. The former Sufferers I DID AND I LOST 7. Are all of the town officials and "We are 1(X) percent interested in seeing that Mr. Read what people *write about accepted procedure. windows. When Greenblatt and These involve the acquisition of Wood receives an absolutely fair trial,” Appleton said. police chief is scheduled to ^YNA-CLEAR Decongestant 50 POUNDS consultant Arthur Greenblatt and Lawrence were questioned, they secrets from American allies or tablets: Solid business questions on Wood, 42, is charged with 10 counts of murder, six of LONGVIEW. TEXAS ■ Mrs. IN JUST 15 WEEKS! foreclosure raised by J. R. Smith on Democratic Chairman Ted Cum said it includes painting exterior neutral countries that either don’t them capital felony, stemming from the April 17 fatal nI L ■ ’*My husband has very Aug. 20 have not been answered. Mr. mings and Weiss who are in favor of frames. Item 13 includes $44,900 for know or don’t care that U.S. equip shooting of his ex-wife, Rosa, his step-daughter, his bad sinus drainage and has Li$a Edeklem went from a sue 16 lo a size 6 Seniors plan tried every liquid and tablet p m iiu And as she puts it, ” from an nlrovert lo an Hagearty’s - questions on salable this project willing to personally painting. A check with a custom ment is actually destined for the mother-in-law and his ex-wife’s boyfriend. available, but SYNA-CLEAR aggressive, happy, busy and. for the first time, realiv worked long and fast.” depreciation credits of $1,650 participate in a public demonstra storm window fabricator reveals Soviet Union instead of domestic Superior Court Judge Brian E. O’Neill ordered the pot luck WILLIAMSPORT. PA. • Mr. ttU S$ iUMt latltlhM rtitfSt daleable young woman' Most importantly. I tion of rescue from 38-foqt windows users. grand jury convened Oct. 29, but did not act on a defense K4fD ■ “Great product • really leanted lo take control of my catirrg habits I million have been ignored. costs for 250 storm windows and 24 know n never be o v e rw e i^ again ” from third floor after dark? fixed units are $22,000. It appears motion to dismiss the six capital felo iy indictments. BOLTON — The senior helped me.” Cost overruns heighten the • “Captured in war.” The Viet citizens club will kick off WHITE PIGEON. MI. • Mr. CAPITAL INSULATION CO. probability of foreclosure. 8. Over 200 state building code that $78,000 was budgeted for in nam debacle left a wealth of U.S. O’Neill said “It would be precipitous” for him to H.B. - “ I am writing to tell you Eat. 1970 decide on defense attorney Michael Sheldon’s motion for its new fall season with a that I have very, very bad IVOOl C Foreclosure during the first five violations exist in Bennet building stallation and painting frames. Can weapons in Communist hands. pot luck luncheon sinuses and I have tried N dismissal until he reviews the law. everything that is on the ‘over for residential use. Do we have one we believe estimates? • “End-user diversions.” This years of partnership would force Sheldon said he planned to appeal O’Neill’s ruling to Wednesday at the Com the counter' medicine and I C4U. TOCMVFOSAF NCONM.TATVN V ■: partners to pay IRS all or part of the code for Bennet and another for tax- 14. Why was the cost figure tor in means the application of legally munity Hall at 12:45 p.m. find that the SYNA-CLEAR 563-9815 the Connecticut Supreme Court and ask the high court to Decongestant tablets does ^ • paying builders and homeowners? sulation not shown in estimate? purchased American technology to All attending are asked tax credit already taken. This is postpone the new grand jury session. more mr me than any other r a v b r a q e c e TLT n q [ ■ ^ i government's way of discouraging 9. If the members of Bennet cor 15. Do Mayor Stephen Penny, military uses in violation of the to contribute a food dish 'over the counter' drug t^ t 1 and also to bring their own have tried! It does not com IP promoters from inventing deals that poration are actually the town Weiss and Cassano plan to set up purchase agreement. For exannple, pletely solve all my problems, j 24 X 38 (2 « t o r y ) $ 1 . 3 9 5 . 0 0 1 don’t make economic sense, it the Board of Directors, who is looking new housing corporations for Porter the United States sold the Russians Tax deadline Sept. 30 place settings. but it sure does help me. I am A Registered nurse from on my second box of SYNA- out for taxpayers? and Dartmouth schools and use Sec ball-bearing grinders capable of CLEAR and I feel your product .S_JM5^.00i developers (Bennet housing cor BOLTOfl — War veterans have until Sept. 30 to file for the 'Rockville Visiting MatCaatari e'M2byNCA. me 10. On Jan. 16, Mr. Weiss stated tion 8 and HUD financing? producing pinhead-size bearings ac is the best I have found so far.” 111 Main tlraat poration made up of the town Board their special tax break. Nurse Association will TRY 8YNA-CLEAR TODAY of Directors and others) default, the project would be operated by The State of Connecticut has very curate to one 25-millionth of an inch. Veterans qualifying under designated criteria can speak. Her topic will be On Sele af Fully Inturad 647-0469 "If I’m so smart — why am I not Steven who is stuck with a housing project private investors. In normal real es rigid regulations for disposing of all The Soviets used them to produce take a $1,000 deduction off their assessment. All in diet and nutrition./ Blood OW ENS CORNING FIBERQL 4 |VM LatKowtU. Ph.D. . UGGEH REXMl ,Paggy Kahogg Spielberg?" that is not marketable at true cost: tate practice, the names of par surplus property by open com bail bearings for the ^^dance terested persons are asked to contact the town clerk’s pressures will also be PARMDE PHARmCY OR THERM O-PAC CLASS I CELLULOSE $2.4 million? ticipants are revealed to sellers. petitive bidding. systems of their SS-Iff' m iniles. office. taken. I I M ANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. Sept./20, 1982 - 9
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(33) you in the house today, the CBS movie to air Monday, Sept. gers sets out for . Chicago store lor you You'll break away 61 Lessen F E E 8 D News home lires become a blast tur- Baxter (3) - Calliope Children's 20. Karras portrays an unem aboard a plane where the only Irom the herd and strive lor 62 Landing boat L A M 1 @ ) - Entertainment Tonight nace ol invigorating enthusi 15 Mathemati Programs Today's stories are experienced pilot has a fear of something, perhaps unconven 63 Remaining O R A C L E ployed workman who applies lor asm, ready to ellect all kinds ol cian's concern 'King Rollo and the New Shoes,' 3D - Film flyingl Robert Hays, Lloyd tional and daring, but quite R E 0 0 E 8 the job of "ladies maid" in the new and interesting protects (abbr.) 64 flunnered 'Hamilton and the Music Festi Bridges, Robert Stack. 1980. rewarding. A D E L household of a a female attorney 2:00 A.M. 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Sometimes you A ke an exorbi 24 Tranquilizer tribesman cruelty and injustice in an Aus to deal only with th o se 'yo u 27 Hawaiian 50 Iridescent (2D - MOVIE: 'All This and Vicki Frederick. Lauren Landon, tant amount ol linie deliberat 29 Leans toward 3 Pennsylvania tralian penal colony. Beau Heaven Too' French scandal Burt Young. 1981. Rated R. trust. instrument gem ing over your concepts, but not 33 Spacewalk port BEST ACTOR KISSES BEST ACTRESS Bridges. Jane Morrow. James O 1982Compuk>g about Count and governess of GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) 28 Water vapor 51 Good (Lat.) so today Your ideas will come, (abbr.) 4 German Booth. 1970. his children and his jealous wife 3:45A.M . Making quick decisions is 30 Fragrant 52 Snoop (si.) . . . Michael Learned ^left), Daniel Travanti packaged and ready lor 34 Leave out composer whom he kills. Told in flashback (2D - W eather nothing, new lor you. but today ointment ® - T.V. 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(2D (§Z) - Captioned ABC work buddies to help him rob a doubt many will be able to 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 - Jeffersons wherewithal to produce that 1 2 3 4 plant. (R) (60 min.) News (32) " ESPN Sports Center wealthy drug runner. James keep up with It isn't likely any -/tNP/IR6N'T ABOUT YeWReUY 1TXJ O - MOVIE: All the which you envision. @ ) - 3-2-1, Contact - I, Claudius 3D - Sports Probe Brolin, James Coburn, Anthony one will even attempt a chal THEN I > to e e CAPTVfiBP! J CMT cem noe 3^ M arbles' Peter Falk takes tag 11:45P.M. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You IT l« HCn 13 14 HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — The late Ingrid Bergman cap Quinn 1981 lenge TO ee BO Golda Meir, and “Hill Street (3D - Barney Miller This drama takes place on a na today and know how to keep tant that you do something Hee0, the things difficult to come by Burt Young. 1981. Rated R. is demoted in his job and finds Blues” won six Emmys, including best dramatic series. val aircraft carrier scheduled to 33) - Abbott and Costello your aces so hidden that, when exciting and different as well as (2) - NBC News are more worthwhile. James @1 - MOVIE: ‘Glest Bottom himself falling for a good- 18 19 20 go into action and centers ar 0 ) - N ew s lun Just don't go overboard. “A Woman Called Golda,” which starred Miss Naughton, Lindsay Wagner. Boat' An engineering physicist natured floozy. you reveal them, all opponents (23) - Business Report ound crew conflict. John Lund, (NEWSPAPEH e n t e u p p i s e a s s n I L. Tedde Moore. 1976. hooks a public relations em will surrender without a light Bergman, was named the best dramatid special at the (21) - Noticiero Nacional SIN William Bendix, Richard Boone. 4:45 A.M. 0 21 23 ployee in. his space laboratory. 34th annual Emmy Awards. 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(3) Night at the Fights Tonight's 37 Match-ups Tonight's program 33) - Independent Network She said her mother, who died of cancer Aug. 29, was (3D - C B S News show features Rafael 'Bazooka' previews tonight’s NFL contest. New s Limon vs. Chung-ll Choi for the. 44 45 very ill while making the film, “but she showed the 42 4 3 ) 3D ® - M*A*S»H (60 min.) (2D - C N N News W BC Jr. Lightweight Champion same courage and dignity that Golda did — by playing Club the other day. West 3D ~ Muppet Show (2D - MOVIE: The Ufa and (23) - Freeman Reports ship from Los Angeles. 47 48 Assassination of the Kingfish' opened the eight of hearts. 46 Golda she managed to augment her courage. (3D - A B C News (0) - 24 Horas (3D - N C A A Football: Indiana hBTiy’s Law — James Schumeister Drama about Louisiana's legen “I am very proud of my mother. She will live in my - Soap at Southern California cinem a South wasted no time in 3D O ) dary Depression-era governor 52 53 54 5 5 56 57 10:30P.M. reaching over to dummy and 49 50 51 heart forever.” 33) - Jeffersons and U.S. senator Huey P. Long. (2D - MOVIE; 'Ransom For a -TH&TIPf ISOUT (33) “ Metropolitan Report NORTH 9-20-M playing the kin^. East took THIS IS AN Alan Alda, the mainstay of the long running but soon Edward Asner. Nicholas Pryor, Dead M an' Self j deprecatory ATTH^TONT ^ 3 D ~ E SP N 's Inside Baseball police investigator is pitted ♦ AQ98 nis ace and shifted to the OeiSINAU 58 59 60 Diane Kagan. 1977 (2D - Alfred Hitchcock JAVT YOUR, NAM& to expire Korean War series “M-A-S-H,” won his fifth (3 - 'You!' Mag. for Women against criminals in high places VKQ105 S T V lT ^ (^ - MOVIE: The Greatest king of clubs. Later on South (S) “ Prime News when a lady lawyer does away ♦ 643 M T 6 S A 6 E ^ Emmy, for leading actor in a comedy series. (23) “ Moneyline Story Ever Told Pt.V Jesus' llurtforil 9:15. — Monty Python Live got to get one discard on the 61 62 63 ( ^ - Littie House on the with her spouse; Peter Falk. Lee “Barney Miller,” the police show that bowed out this (2) - Newacenter 33 years on Earth are captured ♦ 75 ueen of hearts, but that one Prairie Mr. Edwards' drinking Aihrncuin Cinema — at the Hollywood Bowl (R) from his birth until the Ressu- Grant. 19‘70. iscard did him no good at year after eight popular seasons, was chosen best com (2D “ Nancy Savin/ The Arts leads to an accident that nearly Reopens Tuesday. WEST EAST 64 65 66 rection. Max Von Sydow, Charl @ - Tonight Show 7:15,9:15. 3642 ♦ 3 aall. He played the rest of the ta edy series. (21) - El Derechd de Nacer Te- costs Albert a leg. \R) (60 min.) ton Heston. Jose Ferrer. 1965 12:30 A.M. Cinema City — Autumn Roekville , »82 TAJ 7 6 4 3 hand slowly, but was one Nancy Marchand, the aristocratic publisher of “Lou lenoveta en la cual Maria Elena SD - MOVIE: Airplener A Sonata (PG) 7:35, 9:30. - Film E'estival Cinema* ♦ KQ97 *105 down," : 1962 Dy NEA. Inc Grant’s” defunct newspaper, again won the award for del Hunco da a tuz un hijo ilegi- strange assortment of passen 10:45P.M.„ 3D - All In the Family ♦ 1096 3 3KQJ2 timo. Su padre al enterarse de gers sets out for Chicago )>Diva (R) 7:20, 9:40. - — Escape From Alcatraz ■ Oswald: "It was a perfect best supporting actress in a dramatic series, for the (0) - Reporter 41 3D •* Patrol example of not putting the esto decide desha6erse del nino aboard a plane where the only Diner (R) 7:10, 9:20.-T h e (PG) 7:05 with Warriors SOUTH pero 'Mama' Dolores, su negra 11:00P.M. 3D 3D - Nightline ♦ KJ 107 5 nine and 10 of hearts to iJ fourth time in five years. experiooced pilot has a fear of Secret Policeman's Other (11) 9:10. — Lord of the Daniel J, Tra/anti, who plays the capable but criada, decide encargarse del flyingl Robert Hays, Lloyd 3D (2D - News (2D - You Asked For It ♦ 9 work. All South had to do bebe. Nadie conoce la historia Ball (R) 7, 10:15 with Mon Rings (PG) 7 with Wizards CELEBRITY CIPHER Bridges, Robert Stack. 1980. 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The production of 33) - Entertainment Tonight SD ■" Madame's Place Vulnerable: North-South Socorro Avelar, Humberto Zu- Cinesliidio — The Jade X'ernon correct play of the heart the award went to Michael Conrad, who plays the George Bizet's popular opera is 32) ESPN Sports Center - MOVIE: 'M elvin and Cine 1 & 2 —Star Wars S Dealer: East rita. Howard' The alleged story of Warriors (R) with Deadly five. East wins the first trick Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence staged by director Franco Zeffi ' Hot Spots Cabaret style balding sex symbol, Sgt. Phil Esterhaus. dD - Entertainment Tonight (3D (PG) 7, 9:15. — Night Shift West North Eait South with the jack and can still relli. (3 hrs.) music and entertainment is fea the ^as station attendant who Angels (R) from 1. I t !♦ "Hill Street,” which dominated the nominations and rescued Howard Hughes from (R) 7:10, 9:30. defeat the contract if he IJQH JU BJWH F ALSERZSM — 3D “ Welcome Back Kotter ® Public File tured. (60 min.) Cant iiarlford Pass 3b Pass 4b won a record 12 Emmys last year, also took the writing the desert. Jason Robards. \\ ('Ht ll a r lf o n i returns a diamond. Howev " Business Report ® - MOVIE: 'The Tin Drum’ (3D * Festival of Faith I'hiHlwooil — Night Shift Pass Pass Pass er, East is only human and and directing awards for dramatic series. Mary Steenburgen, Paul LeMat. 7:30P.M. A clairvoyant young boy uses (^ - Twilight Zone 1981. (R) 7:15, 9:15. Elm 1 & 2 - SUr Wars . undoubtedly will lead a The six awards to “Hill Street” topped its closest his powers to remain a child in (PG) 7, 9:20. — Star Trek 3D ^ P-M. Magazine S3) - Sports Tonight 1:00 A.M. I'nor IlieliardH— Night . Opening lead: F 8 club." OLS’TH HJMRHT JZ MRH ALSER LT rival, “Fame,” which took five, and gave NBC the protest against the hypocrisy of II — The Wrath of Khan Oswald: “South takes his 3D “ All In the Family the world. David Bennent, An (2D - Dick Cavett First of 3 (2D - Sanford and Son Shift (R) 7:30, 9:30. network honors for the night with 20 awards. gela Winkler. Charles Aznavour. parts. TV journalists David (PG) 7:10, 9:30, ' ace. draws trumps with 3D - You Asked For It Sliowease Cinema — Mickey Rooney was named outstanding actor in a 1979. Brinkley, Ted Koppel, Robin 3 ) - Smart rile Movies — The Best three leads and plays hearts QD - Family Feud E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial limited series or special for “Bill.” Michael Learned ( 3 - Odd Couple MacNeil and Harry Reasoner are 3) - MOVIE: 'Columbo: E By Oswald Jacoby to knock out East's ace. Now (PG) 1:05, 7:15, 9:40. - An Little Whorehouse in Texas JZ MRH RLBH.” — FZAO WFSQIFZ 3 ) - Benny Hill Show the guests. and Alan Sontag ' he leads a second club. East was chosen best actress in a dramatic series for 8:30 P.M. Blueprint for Murder' Colombo (R) 12, 2:15, 4:30, 7:15, 33) - News (2D “ Peiicula: 'La Fuerza •is persuaded to dig up a newly Officer and A Gentleman is in and plays a diamond, “Nurse.” CB - WKBP In Cincinneti Les 9:.30. — Fast Times at “ ESPN Sports Center Inutil* poured building pylon in search (Rl 1:50, 7:20, 9:45. - Oswald; "It doesn’t take but South wins, ruffs his last “Night of 100 Stars” — which marked the last 32) takes a stab at being a televi SI) - Business Report of a body and when it isn’t Friday the 13th Part 3 (R) Ridgemont High (R) 12, any real knowledge of value club with dummy’s last appearance on U.S. television by the late Princess 3D - Talking Sex.. W/Your sion journalist. (R) there, the building's architect Kids This show examines sex 1:05. 7:45, 10:10. — Annie 1:45, 3:35, 5:15, 7:30, 9:30.! to see that nines and 10s are trump and gets two diamond ” Carol Burnett and 11:15P.M. makes Columbo a scapegoat at r'-'x/'Vw* • _ . Grace of Monaco — was named outstanding variety education for children. 3D likely to be useful cards. It Friiandt a press conference. Peter Falk, (PG) 1:30, 7:10, 9:40, - — Monty Python Live at. discards on the last two PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "If God had intended women to wear (2D - News does take considerable show. “Marco Polo” was named outstanding limited (3 ^ Sports Look Janis Paige, Patrick O'Neal Beach Girls (R) 1:10,7:25, the Hollywood Bowl (R) hearts. Eventually he loses a slacks He would have constructed them differently." — Emily GD (3) ~ Major League (0) - Independent Network (S) - Sports^Tonight 1972 12:30, 2:15, 4, 5:45, 7:40, know-how to put them to diamond, but that is only the series. Baseball: Boston at Milwau News 9:50 — Pink Floyd The p Post work." third defensive trick." The award for outstanding lead actress in a comedy (22) - M*A*S*H kee 3D - Petry Mason 9:30. Snake Tales i£> 1982 by NEA. Inc. Wall (R) 1:30,7:30,9:40.- Alan: "Here is a hand 1 (N EW S P A P ER E N T E R P R IS E ASSN.) 11:30 P.M. series went to Carol Kane, who played Simka, the dD (1^ - MacNeil-Lehrer 9:00 P.M. 3D - Psychic Phenomena Inchon (PG) 1:45, 7:40, 10. Willimanlie watched at the Cavendish witless girlfriend of Latka, in “Taxi.” Report (2D 3D ,■* Hawaii Five-O (23) - Mike Douglas People 3D ~ MOVIE: 'Royal Romance — Author! Author! 1:15, Jillson Square Cinema 3D -* Mission Impossible Now Sir Laurence Olivier was named best supporting actor d D ■" Peiicula: 'La Duda' of Charles and Diana' 7:30, 9:40. Monty Python Live at frlfeellU’s Pop - Ed Sullivan- 1 dD - Madame'a Place 3D - Benny Hill Show (0) - Madame's Place T n^ t o in a limited series for his portrayal ot Lord Marchmain 3D - The Merv Show Enfield the Hollywood Bowl (R) on the Public Broadcasting System’s "Brideshead Barney lyiiller 33) ' Saturday Night Live (2D - Despedida 5U6JECT Kit ‘n’ Carlyle — Larry Wright 3D ® - NFL Football: Green Cine 1,2 , :J,4, 5 & 6 - 7:10, 9:10. — The World Ac w h a t a m GODU^ Revisited,” his fourth Emmy. Day at New York Giants 3D - MOVIE: Harry's War' (ID - Lat® Night with David cording to Garp (R) 6:50, Real People An average citizen declares war Letterman Pink Floyd The Wall (R) FIRST SHE WAS IN LOVE ME 10 ANY Penny Fuller won the award for best supporting ac 3D - MOVIE: Dial M for 9:20. — An Officer and A HaLVHOCK SURE IDOlNe GET on the IRS. Edward Herrmann, ® - How To With Pete 7:30, 9:35. — Fast Times at B i d i M v t y i . Murder' GOES THROUGH WITH JOHANN SEBASTIAN MOREOF r tress in a limited series for her appearance in “The Geraldine Page, David Ogden Gentleman (RJ 6:50, 9:20. BACKUP 3 ) CB - M*A*S*H Hawkeye, Ridgemont High (R) 7:40, NTERESTTNG BACH THEN LUPWIG VAN Elephant Man,” which she called “ an extraordinary 3D - NCAA Football: Boston Stiers. Rated PG. 1:15A.M. — E. T, The Extra- YOUR YOU caught under enemy shelling, College at Clemaon 9:45. — Zapped (R) 7:50, - MOVIE: 'Looking for Mr. C H A N G E S - J~) BEETHOVEN, THEN HEKe??/ experience for me and the nation.” writes up his last will and testa SD - Night Gallery (3D Terrestrial (PG) 7, 9:15. CHEAP 3D ~ a m Service Revelation Goodbar' A young teacher 9:55. — Inchon (PG) 7, WOLFGANG AAVAPEUS The best supporting actor award in the comedy ment. (R) (S) - Crossfire TtXJ FOR (22) MOVIE: 'Coming Home' cruises the singles bars lookinq 9:20. — An Officer and A —T AAOZAKT UAUGH6!! 3D ■ P-M. Magazine - Newscenter .category went to Christopher Lloy(?' 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(32) - Varied Programs 3D 3D - Guiding Light 11:00 A.M. ® - I Love Lucy C B C B - C B S Morning Nawa - Celebration/Eucharist 3) “ Q®t Smart P T .3 » ^ |R l (2D CSD - Hour Magazine ® - Search For C B - Qraat Space Coaster 3D ® - General Hospital ------SHOWtlAT: — (0) - Naws/Sports/Weather Q D - Priee Is Right Tomorrow 135 ■ 731 ■ 1131 ^ A s\ T l l 3D - Bonanza C B 8 - C Drug to be replaced ’( >1 NEW YORK (UPI) — The controversial arthritis Boy Scouts drug Oraflex, taken off the American market, will Look to church for help be replaced by a similar drug, Dr. Frederic C, McDuffie, the Arthritis Foundation’s senior vice \ president for medical affairs, predicts. earn avy/ards Oraflex, a once-a-day, fast-acting arthritis pill ap in settling family crisis proved by the Food and Drug Administration in t April, was withdrawn from the American market A traditional Court of David Hazzard (5), .leffrey busy telephone extension. It’s bad DEAR ABBY; I hope you will by Eli Lilly & Co. in August. The action was Honor for the presentation Hazzard (3), Keith Harlan enough to be put on “hold,” but to be k prompted by a British ban on the drug after deaths of awards highlighted the (3) , Paul Ilendessi (3), print tois for others who could one forced to listen to that horrible among some elderly users in England. recent two-week encamp Paul Henrys (4), Chris day face what we are facing if they music infuriates me! “Oraflex itself probably does not have a future ment of Troop 25 at Camp Hubley (5), Jonathan don't take precautions to prevent it. Dear To all who are responsible for re> I. due to the major publicity undermining confidence Kirkham, East l.«mpster, Hubley (3), Matthew Jud “Dress for Our 16-year-old daughter is preg canned music on the telephone, l e • Abby in the drug,” McDuffie said. N.H. Troop 25 is sponsored son (1), Kory Kapitke (3), nant by our 15-year-old adopted son. please consider this: "But the Oraflex concept of an anti-inflammatory by Center Congregational Tad Kapitke (4), Jeffrey Success” She refuses to have an abortion Abigail 1. 1 do not mind a few minutes of because she wants the baby. silence. I can meditate, doodle, or drug that works on a slightly different chemical Church. Kennard (1), William Ken Van Buren pathway than other arthritis drugs is still viable. I The Court of Honor nard (1), ’Todd Kleperis I We adopted the boy when he was review what I am going to say when believe the company will tinker with the Oraflex began with the induction of (2) , David Larkin (3), Jef Carla Damaschi, left, and Nor an infant and have raised him as the service department finally molecule and come up with a compound that will Michael McNamara as a frey I.,arkin (1), Raymond ma Marshall, members of the though he were our own flesh and answers, have the benefits without the side-effects,” he said. new member of the troop. Lavallee (1), Eric Women’s Council of Realtors, blood. Both children have been 2. I may be listening to my Lindland (4), R obert raised in the church, and I never favorite opera, or watching “Hee- Lucky winners Awards of Office were model fashions they will wear In their unborn child are your first presented to Junior Assis Lovett (2), Charles Maher a fashion show to be sponsored dreamed this could happen to us! Haw.” ' it- priorities now. See your spiritual Drugs alleviate anxiety tant Scoutmasters Steven (4) , Brian Malley (1), by the council Wednesday at My husband works the night shift 3. Finally, the Muzak in my own Arthur and Rita Heffron of Thompson Road He’d like to spend some of the money on a’ and I had to be away for several and religious leader for family office (over which 1 have no control) trip to Seattle to visit their grandchildren. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — A new generation of Albert, Dale Allen, Mark James Marx (4). 7:30 p.m. at Manchester Coun counseling. This concerns the entire won $50,000 on the state lottery’s Sept. 9 nights with my sister who un does not blend well with YOURS. She wants to buy a small home. On the right drugs shows promise of alleviating anxiety without Flynn, Brad F’reeman, Also: Michael Money Tree show. Heffron Is retired from the try Club. The fashions will be derwent serious surgery. family. God never gives us a heavier Sign me ... STICK IT IN YOUR sedating and also reversing the effects of overdoses Hans Haberern, David McNamara (1), Steven ioad than we can carry, so please do Mechanics Uniform Co. of East Hartford. is show host Bill Hennessey. Metheny (4), Mark from Arnoldeen’s of East Meanwhile, our son and daughter EAR from a popular tranquilizer, reports the research Hazzard, Chris Hubley, this now, and let me hear from you Brian Kettledon,. James Milewski (4), Gregory Center Street. There will be a slept in the same bed because she DEAR STICK IT: The function of chief of a New Jersey pharmaceutical firm. drawing for a gift certificate and said she was afraid. He said, “Mom, in three months. I care. canned music on the telephone is not Two members of the new class of compounds, Marx, and Kenneth Nelson. Mlodzinski (1), John Mot- 1 other door prizes, Coffee and I’m sorry. It just happened. I so much to entertain as to let the called COS 9896 and CGS 8216, were introduced by Waterfront awards were tram (4), Jeffrey Nelson DEAR ABBY: While I was In the 2 presented as follows: (5) , James Patrick (1), dessert will be served. The cost couldn’t help it.” hospital last month, a fellow patient caller know that he’s still con Dr. Thomas M. Glenn, executive director of My husband ran the boy off, and Biological Research, Ciba-Geigy Corp., Summit. Matthew Clough, Dean Jonathan Peschke (1), is $5 per person. For tickets or iet me read your book, “The Best of nected. Todd Powers (5), Randy he has no one to go to. My husband N.J., at the 184th national meeting of the American Coulombe, Todd Kleperis, information call Pat Kershaw, Dear Abby.” It made me laugh. It CONFIDENTIAL TO J. IN Roy (1), John Rogers (1), blames me for being so trusting and Chemical Society. and Gregor Siebert, mile 646-8865 or Dorothy Johnson, made me cry. It made me think. But PALM DESERT, CALIF.: In the Robert Salonen (4), David says any fool would know it could CGS 9896 is related to the benzodiazepines, the swim. 643-7095. best of all, it made me happy. immortal words of Thomas Paine: Sciaudone (4), William happen. best known of which is the tranquilizer Valium, and Scout Life Guard: 1 want one of my own, and I would “What we obtain too cheap we es Sciaudone (3), Gregor I am so distraught 1 don’t know reacts on the same brain cell receptors, Glenn said. Edward Ciarcia, Edward also like to buy one for my mother, teem too little." In other words, Dupont, William Hansen, Siebert (4), Mel Siebold Hernid photo by Tarquinio where to turn or whom to ask except but I can’t find a single copy in "What also may be an important fall-out from this jo u , Abby. What should I do now? don’t give away too much, or you’ll '■fS;. Randy Freschlin, Jeffrey (3) , Jeffrey Staniunas (1), Great Falls, Mont. Can you help research effort is the appearance of CGS 8216, a - c r u s h ed never be able to sell it. substance clinically capable of reversing overdoses Kennard, Jeffrey Larkin, Matthew Tracy (1), me? — R.K. Brian Kettledon, Robert Michael Vassallo (4), Guy DEAR CRUSHED: You say your of Valium.” Glenn said. DEAR R.K.: Send me your name Every teen-ager should know the lx)vett, James Patrick. Wagner (3), Branch Yules children have been raised in the and address and a stamped, self- truth about drugs, sex and how to be Intermediate Red Cross: (2), Brian Kettledon (5). church. Praise the Lord — that addressed envelope. happy. For Abby's booklet, send $2 Hall Brown, Matthew Advancements to could be your salvation! And theirs. Sun splits molecules and a long, stamped (37 cents) self- Clough, Todd Courcy, Tenderfoot: Hal Brown, Welcome thp boy home, and DEAR ABBY: A pox on the idiot addressed envelope to: Abby, Teen BERKELEY, Calif. (UPI) - Scientists copying Andrew Clevenger, forget blame, guilt, and what you who convinced so many office Richard Eaton, Joshua Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, the technique plants use to harness light energy dis Greenberg, Jimmy Matthew Clough, Todd should or should not have done. The managers that the customer enjoys Calif. 90038. covered a way to split water molecules with Hansen, William Kennard, Courcy, Richard Eaton, future of your daughter and son and canned music while waiting for a sunlight that could lead to an “economical and in Todd Kleperis, Brian Matthew Epstein, Joshua exhaustible chemical energy source.” Malley, Gregory Mlod- Greenberg, James Hansen, Gabor Somorjai, a University of California zinsui, Jonathan Peschke, Matthew Judson, William professor of chemistry, said solar energy and Jeffrey Staniunas, Kennard, Todd Kleperis, Rh factor can complicate naturally abundant materials have been used to Matthew Tracy. Michael McNamara, Brian #7 split molecules of water and continuously produce Red Cross -Swimmers: Malley, Gregory Mlod ■■ hydrogen and oxygen gas. Craig Cavanna, Chris zinski, Jonathan Peschke,. The process, Somorjai told the American Chappell, Jonathan Jeffrey Staniunas, Manchester record: 102 future pregnancies for her Chemical Society meeting in Kansas City, Mo., Coleman, Dean Coulombe, Matthew Tracy. Second -Q achieves by laboratory techniques “a key chemical Jeffrey DeJoannis, Dana Class: Gregor Siebert; step by which green plants harness light energy to D ieterle, Mark Foley, First Class: Craig Cavan DEAR DR. LAMB: I am an 18- Health Letter 6-4, piood Type Rh produce the compounds that fuel most living David Glade, Keith n a, Chris Chappell, volunteer to give blood year-old female college student. In Factor and Transfusions, which 1 things." Harlan, Terry Henderson, Jonathan Coleman, Dean our biology class recently we took am sending you. Others can send 75 The principle material in the Berkeley experi Paul Henrys, Tad Kapitke, Coulombe, Jeffrey DeJoan samples of our blood and found our Your cents with a long, stamped, self- ment was iron oxide which in its crude form is just Hprnlij photo by Tarquinio Eric Lindland, Charles nis, Dana Dieterle, Mark The Red Cross Bloodmobile balloons were also visible, iden Gloria D. Harris. Frederick Buckley. blood type and Rh factor. According addressed envelope for it to me, in rust, Somorjai said. Maher, Steven Metheny, Foley, David Glade, Keith visited the Full Gospel tifying the partnership of the church Corinna M. Shensie. Weldon P. Saunders. to the results my blood type Is O Health care of this newspaper, P.O. Box He said the Berkeley discovery may “mimic the Ronald J. Coles Jr.. Edward Hamlin. Robert J. Mark Milewski, John Mot- Harlan. Interdenominational Church on and the Red Cross in the first Blood- with a negative Rh factor. I’ve been 1551, Radio City Station, New York. MR. AND MRS. JOHN SHORROCK CELEBRATE THEIR 40TH ANNIVERSARY chemical energy production that occurred on Earth Camire. Salvatore Mancini. Floyd C. Stairs. Lawrence tram, Jeffrey Nelson, Jef Also: Terry Henderson, Main Street recently. Some 102 mobile visit at the church. Carl E. Davies. Brian LeFurgey. James A. told that a negative Rh factor could N.Y. 10019. . . , right photo was taken on their wedding day, Aug. 30, 1942 before the evolution of chlorophyll-bearing green frey Nodden, Todd Powers, Paul Henrys, Tad Kapitke, Lamb, M.D volunteers appeared — a record The following were donors: Brekke. cause problems if I were to have DEAR DR. LAMB: I am now 28 s plants.” David Sciaudone, Robert Eric Lindland, Charles Jeanna A. Saunders. Masae U. Saur. Bonita number in Manchester. children. years old. I served in the Army in Salonen. Maher, Steven Metheny, liothia L. Bosco, John C. Bosco. Elaine R. B. Lefurgey. Charles Eirmann. Jerry G, Of the 102, 24 persons were Brown. Carol M. Barkasy. Donald J. Tyler. What type of problems could oc Europe and the Orient. I found that Senior Red Cross Life Mprk Milewski, John Mot- ('hristiana. Eugene M. Cyr, Ann B Fox. Paula Protein helps sufferers deferred. The majority of the M. Cfilroy. Linda R. Jewett. Eric L. Judd. Antoinette J. Green. Terrence L. Towle. Carol cur? Are there ways to avoid these Saving: Brad Freeman, tram, Jeffrey Nelson, Jef European and Oriental women are Pair marks 40th anniversary volunteers were members of the I’ainola I). Leduc. John Markey. A, Shaw. Jacquelyn Ludden. problems? What bearing would the more sexually responsive than most PALO ALTO, Calif. (UPI) — Scientists have Hans Haberern, David frey Nodden, Todd Powers, church. There were 40 first-time Brian Martin. Linda A. Owens, Susan M. father’s Rh factor have? I am con the first pregnancy because your Hazzard, James Marx, David Sciaudone, Robert Stone. Rafael A. Fernandez. Agnes M. Strong. Anthony Tarascio. Mark Barkasy. Michael American women I’ve taken out. Is developed a genetically-engineered human plasma donors. cerned about any problems that body will not be exposed to the Rh it true that Musk Oil perfume and served Kenneth Nelson. Salonen, Raymond Scott A. Taylor. Irene B. Boles. Freda A. J. Martin. Bette M, Waugh. Paul M. Ludden. More than 50 family neighbors an friends had the party. Next-door Lee McCray, protein substitute that could help sufferers of Many of the church members Moore. Richard L. Edberg. Donna M. Paul J Lavertu. Gerald DeSousa, George P could arise when I want to start a factor from the baby long enough to Skill Awards: Hal Brown Lavallee. other body powders and creams gathered there to continue neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. refreshments. emphysema. worked along with the regular Red Kanienski. Teachman. Frino B, Moorer. Bette famiiy. cause your body to form Rh factor iTiembers and friends E have hormones that arouse the Cooper Laboratories Inc. said it would produce (4) , Craig Cavanna (3), Star Scouts: Chris Rose Ellingwood, Jeanne M. LaFond. .('asagrande. antibody in large quantities. But joined in a 40th anniver Cross volunteers in the many areas DEAR READER: It is good that female sex or is that a lot of the protein developed by the Seattle-based Zymos Chris Chappell (3), Andrew Eaton, Randy Freschlin Macine Tarver. Robert W. Lane, Miss Esther Joyce A. Clark. Judith Watt. Randall D. with each succeeding pregnancy sary surprise party for of operation of the Bloodmohile. 1...Saunders. Carol S. Burrill, Dorothy V. Lane. Peck. Kenneth Brown. Eleanor M. Saunders. you know you are Rh negative. The baloney? My friends claim they Corp. Clevenger (3), Matthew and Life Scouts, Dale with an Rh positive baby your an .John and Ada Shorrock of Dolores Chokas was coordinator for I^ilani I)e Maio. Steve J. Bruckner. Ronald J. London. Dolores L. Chokas. Mrs. fact that you are type O makes no work but with me they rate zero. Zymos scientists, using ordinary baker’s yeast, Clough (4), Jonathan Allen. the church. The Manchester Herald Clenn R. Eagleson. Miss Della Roberson. Sharon Lee. Craig C. Camire. Heidi L, tibody count wili get higher and the 276 E. Middle Turnpike On. the last night of camp difference. ^ I G r l T W J have produced Alpha-1 antitrypsin (AAT), identical Coleman (3), Dean contributed the use of its parking Mr. Alan L. Benford. Edward K. Snow. Steve Dumouchel. risk of problems for the baby in DEAR READER: Perhaps your Aug. 28 at The Colony in Coulombe (3), Todd courcy the following Scouts were S. I.,angley. John D. Stell Jr.. Judith Lauten- Romaine R. Rhodes. Laurie Edberg. Peggy As "you probably know, being Rh to a protein produced in normal humans that facilities. creases. sampling technique leaves Talcottville. l% O F F - A N | (5) , Jeffrey DeJoannis (3), elected to the Nikiwigi, the bach, Claude Owen, Kathy A. Nugent. Anthony A Yost. Patricia A, Greene. Carol A. Martin, negative means you contain no Rh prevents certain respiratory problems. Children who came with their Bruckner. Jackie C. Abair. Diane M. Forte. Pat A. If the baby is Rh negative there something to be desired. You will The party was given by Troop Honor Society: John factor. If you have a baby that is Rh AAT counteracts the effects of c^tain enzymes Dana Dieterle, (3), Richard parents were entertained by clowns, J. Chaput, Onnand K. Gagnon. James Linnell. Jerry A. Kallnsky. Norma J. Cortez. will be no Rh factor to react with find all levels of sex drive in both the couple’s three children, WAta produced by the body to destrdy bacteria, air Eaton (5); Matthew Eps Dewit, Jeffrey Stahlbaum, Chappell Jr . Madeleine J.B Manion, Edward Carman L. Anglero. Russell C. Owens. positive the baby wiil have the Rh and nothing wili happen. It follows sexes in most societies. Such Connie Shorrock of P Eric and Dorry Judd. Helium factor. As some of the Rh factor pollutants and cigarette smoke in the lungs. These tein (2 ),,Mark Foley (3), Kenneth N elson, Dale •I. Benick. Beverly Chappell. Susan E. Towle. Patricia A. Boulav. that if your baby’s father is Rh generalizations as you make seldom Manchester, Mrs. Charles leaks through the placenta it will be enzymes can actually attack the body if not enough David Glade (3), Joshua Allen, Mark Flynn, negative too there wiii be no Rh apply across the board; what counts Munier of Vassalboro, Edward Dupont, Robert .received by your body as a foreign AAT is produced. Greenberg (4), James positive body an no probiems. is the individual. Maine-, and Steven Lovett, Douglas Aldrich, substance. Your body then forms an Hansen (4), Keith Harlan Women who are Rh negative Scents are important in sexual Shorrock of Melrose. (3) , Terry Henderson (3), Jonathan Hubley, Kory tibodies to this foreign factor. This should receive an Rh immune arousal. But what turns one person Mass., and grandchildren Paul Henrys (3). Kapitke, and Branch A bou t Town wili not hurt you; it is a body Medical costs increasing globulin within 72 hours after giving on turns another one off. A lot of Melissa and Kathryn. Also: Matthew Judson Yules. defense mechanism. sexual response is in the mind. The Henry Shorrock of But the antibody your body birth to an Rh positive baby or m M i SEATTLE (UPI) — Noting the skyrocketing costs (4) , Tad Kapitke f3), The camp was again un 'following an abortion (miscarriage) brain is one of the most important Coventry, who was the best develops against the Rh factor can of medical care —'with cancer costing Americans William Kennard (4), Todd der the direction of Scout Also: Vivian Laquerre 584; Violet Fairweather 584; of a fetus of two months age or sexual organs we have. And man for the couple, and react with the baby’s Rh factor. $15 billion annually — a health insurance official Kleperis (4), Eric Lindland master Harry Maidment Bridge winners named John Gaily 582; Marjorie Reed 582; John Wilkinson 581; more, Then you shouid never have a speaking of that, your own attitude Roberta Leonard of This wiii cause destruction of the says people must be prepared to devote a larger (3),, Charles Maher (3), assisted by Associate Andrew Noske 581; Ann Fisher 577; and Ann Wajda 576. blood transfusion with Rh positive toward American women as op Acushnet, Mass., who was Program Director Scott baby’s red blood cells and other portion of their budget to health services. Brian Malley (4), Michael Jim Baker and Morris Kamins were declared overall blood. posed to Oriental or European may maid of honor, were among Dr. Robert W. Hoffman, medical director of McNamara (6), Steven Tinti. winners following the Open Pairs club championship problems. These points are included in The have a bearing on what happens. the guests. The couple was • S ir Washington State Blu Shield, told the 13th Inter Metheny (3), Mark Other adults serving on games of the Manchester A.M, Bridge Club on Sept. 16. Beethoven rehearsal This usually will not happen with married Aug. 30, 1942 in national Cancer Congress that the burden someday Milewski (3), Gregory the staff were Nurse Lois The results of that game were as follows: The Beethoven Chorus will meet Tuesday from 10 to Long Plain Methodist may become too great and the public may be forced Mlodzinski (5), John Mot- Beckwith, cooks: John North-South: Barbara Davis and Peg Dunfield, first; 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. 60 Church St. Church. Acushnet, Mass. to decide when expensive medical care might not tram (3), Jonathan Nelson Bengston, Ted Metheny, Mary Bristol and Tom Regan, second. Social Security Vi There will be coffee and refreshments before the A blessing was given by be cost effective. (3), Jeffrey Nodden (3), William Hansen, William East-West: Jim Baker and Morris Kamins. first; and rehearsal. the Rev. James Meek of “But I believe that for the foreseeable future our Jonathan Peschke (4), Gess, Jeffrey Klojzy; Floyd Baranello and Elaine Howatt, second. Community Baptist •v/'. profession and the American people will be upr Todd Powers (3), Randy Waterfront Director: Ken The following are the results of the Sept. 13 games: Church. Each table was willing to consider a system of health care that Roy (2), Robert Salonen drick Beckwith and North-South: Jim Baker and Irv Carlson, first; Donna All earnings are counted decorated with a bud vase makes. the cost of treatment its primary concern (3) . David Sciaudone (3), assistants Scott Alemany, Feir and Bette Martin, second. Sunset club to meet of day lilies and baby's rather than the extension of life,” he said Gregor Siebert (6), Jeffrey Gregory DeNies, and East-West: Sara Mendelsohn and Alice Moe, first; come tax returns for the 2 years breath, made up by Staniunas (4), Matthew Douglas Woodbury. Sunset Club will meet Tuesday at 1 p.m. at the Senior Editor’s note: this colum n is office to see if benefits should be Wednesday. Elaine Howatt and Floyd Baranello, second, stopped before the end of the year to before death. Don’t delay applying Melanie Shorrock. Xhomas A. Hodgso, chief economist for the Tracy (4), Raymond Business managers were Citizen’s Center, 549 E. Middle Turnpike. prepared by the Social Security avoid an overpayment. because you don’t have all these The wedding cake was National Center for Health Statistics, said cancer Lavallee (3). Donald Ellis and Robert Administration in-East Hartford; If you have a question you’d like proofs. The people at the Social made and decorated by alone costs Americans $15.3 billion annually. Merit Badges were Salenen, who also made a PWP meeting is Tuesday QUESTION: My wife died to see answered here, write to Sal Security office can suggest other Mrs, E-.L . Osborne. One of awarded as follows: Steven survey of the camp proper Center offers program several weeks ago. I know I’m sup Chapter 469 of Parents Without Partners will have an Anello, 657 Main, St., East Hart proofs that can be used. the table decorations was 2 Albert (3), Douglas ty during the first week. orientation meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Shop-Rite posed to file an application for a horseshoe made of paper Teenagers have surgery Aldrich (2), Dale Allen (6), Store manager was David The Pastoral Counseling Center of Manchester will ford, Conn. 06108. QUESTION: 1 haven’t received Community Hall, 587 E. Middle Turnpike. Social Security survivors benefits, flowers. Mrs, Munier had (Tr y Peter Bernier (5), Hal House assisted by Shawn offer four educational programs beginning in October at my SSI check for this month. How NEW YORK (UPI) — The most frequently Anyone with at least one living child who is widowed, QUESTION: I earned $3,500 but I don’t know what papers to take remembered that her join now through October 2, Brown (1), Matthew Burns Haberern and David the center’s offices. 387 N. Main St. Fees will be long should I allow for it to arrive requested plastic surgery to correct "developmen divorced, separated or never married is eligbile to join. during the summer and expect to with me. Can you tell me what I’ll parents had played for 50% off, then attend class (6) , Craig Cavanna (3), Bowen. Brent Hazzard negotiable.' before I call Social Security? tal abnormalities” is breast reduction and it is in For more information call Sally Raymond, 649-3882. earn another $2,(K)0 working part need? horseshoes on their first Chris Chappell (3), served as assistant The first program is scheduled for Oct. 12 through ANSWER: If your SSI check is for 12 weeks and get the new creasingly being performed on girls as young as 14 Nov. 2. on Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 a.m. There will also time the rest of the year. Since I ANSWER: Some of the proofs not delivered on the usual date, look date. During the Edward Ciarcia (2), An program director. Others you may need to apply for survivor’s Weight Watchers" cookbook. who are embarrassed by large breasts, a plastic be a Friday morning sessions for this same program. didn’t receive any Social Security for it to arrive in the next few days. festivities, Mrs. E.L. drew Clevenger (1), assisting on the program or checks for the summer, will my pay benefits are your Social Security Osborne entertained with FREE.* 0 surgeon says. Mystery ride scheduled Matthew Clough (1), Oct. 15 through Nov. 5 from 10 to 11:30. The theme will If your check doesn’t come by the “We are performing this surgery on girls whose maintenance staff were for th ose months affect my number and the deceased worker’s piano music. The secrets of chocolate nut 50°''^° o ff be “Mothers and Daughters.” third maii deiivery after it was due, Jonathan Coleman (3), John Bowen, Armando Manchester WATES have scheduled the club’s annual number; proof of your age; proof of very large breasts have been developing since they This program will investigate complex relationships benefits? get in touch with any Social Security One of the highlights of cake, Swiss fondue, orange- PAY $7.50 INSTEAD OF THE Dean (Joulomber (4), Todd Darna, Matthew Darna, mystery ride for Tuesday. Weighing in is between 5:30 ANSWER: Yes. Earnings for all marriage; the children’s birth cer the affair was a long dis were 10 or 11 years old,” said Dr. Melvin Spira, in every woman’s life. office. The peopie there will help ginger chicken — and hundreds REGULAR REGISTRATION AND Courcy (1), Mitchell Stephen Edwards, Mark and 6:30 p.m. at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. The ride months must be counted. If your tificates, if they are applying for head of Baylor College of Medicine’s Division of ”He-She-Us, Understanding Relationships” will be you find out what happened and see tance phone call from more tantalizing recipes — are FIRST MEETING FEE OF $15 00 Daigle (3), Jeffrey Kimball, Paul Maidment, will follow. benefits; and the deceas^ worker's Plastic Surgery in Houston. , 1982 earnings will exceed $4,440, you retired Air Force Col. THfREAFTER WEEKLY MEETING FEE IS $7 00 DeJoannis (5),. Edward Eric Nelson, Robert the title of the second of the series which will run Sun that you get any check due you as waiting for you Along with all The bosom-ri^ucing surgery is the most frequent should contact any Social Security W-2 forms, or if self-employed, in- ■ William O’Donnell, Dettore (3), Dana Dieterle Patrick, David IVteidment, days from 7.30 to 9 p.m.. Oct. 17 through Nov. 7. soon as possible. the secrets of the most success OFFER ENDS OCTOBER 2 1982 ly requested operation in a class called “correction Shorrock’s former com (4) , Edward Dupont (1), Michael Shearer, Jeffrey Apple festival Oct. 2 This program is designed for attendance by couples. It of developmental abnormalities,” the surgeon said manding officer. ful weight loss program in the Offer valid only as a discount and may not Richard Eaton (1), Mark Slater. Craft Director was will attempt to define the nature of the masculine and be combined with any other discount or at a Rockefeller University seminar sponsored by VERNON — The Vernon United Methodist Church has When the couple arrived world. All you have to do is join a Flynn (4), Mark Foley (4), Jeffrey Metheny assisted feminine. The roles of the sexes and their relationship to special rate Offer valid in participating the American Society of Plastic and Reconstructive scheduled its annual apple festival for Oct. 2 from 10 home, after the party at Weight Watchers class and Brad Freeman (5), Randy by David Wayland. each other will be examined. Thoughts areas only Surgeons. a.m. to 4 p.m. at the church on Route 30. The Colony, they found Freschlin (20). The Junior Assistant “Communication — Talking Together.” will be the attend 12 consecutive meetings. Homemade apple pies may be purchased whole or by topic of the third group of meetings which will be hands to reach out, en You’ll learn how to lose WEIGHT WATCHERS Also: David Glade (4), Scoutmasters, were Lee the slice. Also featured will be apple crisp, dutch apple Gifts freely given. I laughed and Here today. ^_^9£2O/0^MH Tuesdays from 7:30 to 9 p.m., Oct, 26 through Nov. 16 courage and hold. I am Americans Neurotics earn more Hans Haberern (2), James Albert. Paul Hohenthal, ice cream, hot dogs, hamburgers, salads and beverages. Freely taken Opened up w eig h t without giving up the This program will take a practical look at ways com —Pat Felletter brought back, back to the •You pay only $2 20 postage & handling Hansen (1), Paul Hansen William Peschke, Gregory Apples will be sold by the pound and ky the basket. Bind me to my soul. And drew Him close foods you love And before you munication can be developed and enhanced. Aug. 11, 1982 hands that so early feel younger ST. LOUIS (UPI) — You don’t have to be crazy to (3), William kansen (1), Shrider, and William There will also be a table of homemade baked goods and In redwood trees know it, you'll get a most deli succeed in business, but it apparently helps to be at Terry Henderson (3), Thomas. The final oprogram will be entitled. ’’For Kids Only.” And pregnant earth reached, so early joined NEW YORK (UPI) - A preserves, one of homemade crafts, and one of attic Out of an early place cious gift. Our newest cook least mildly neurotic, research shows. It’s designed for children of divorced or separated And running tag Sometimes I look into and touched my soui and I new survey indicates most WEIGHT treasures. Games will be available for the children. -The joy of God book. With recipes based on our That conclusion was reached in a study that com families. It will be Wednesdays from 4 to 5 p.m., Oct. 27 And rising sun that very distant past, am overwhelmed by the Americans feel younger The festial is scheduled rain or shine. Rings clear pared the earnings and jobs of men suffering from through Nov. 17. And paper dolls some thirty-five years ago, spirituality of the en than their actual ages. newest Food Plans. A $13 .95 the psychological problems associated with To register, or for more Information, call Elaine 'And true. And gentle eyes and 1 discover the simple counter. God, obscured by The higher their in value, yours free* WATCHERS neurotics with those of a mentally healthy control ‘Filthy Rich now regular Pinochle scores listed Meisner at the center, 646-3811. And picket fenced reason for my being; Clod’s present doubts and new comes, the younger they Now what could be more The most successful . weight group. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — “Filthy Rich,” the sitcom His presence Delphiniums. presence. The simple joys, responsibilities, comes feel, the national telephone tempting than that? loss program m the world. The study, conducted by economist Lee Benham about a weird but rich Tennessee family, was slotted as The following are the scores for the pinochle games Bruriied my hair the remembered treasures running back, as it were, to survey showed. played Sept. 15 at the Army & Navy Club. Play is open embrace and I can but Call now for the participatins day and eveninq classes nearest you and m athematician Alexandra Benham of a summer fill-in by CBS-TV, which now has set the show Weekend events And took my hand that some part of my soul The study was done for a Washington University, found that men classified as a regular In the network’s fall lineup. to all senior citizens and starts Thursdays at 9:30 a.m .: / And we did walk And now I know recorded and then filed briefly reach out and touch New York-based adver as neurotic earned salaries about 23 percent higher “Filthy Rich” hit the jackpot on its debut — No. 1 in Susan Kerr 668; Catherine Byrnes 657; Lillian Carlson The Herald provides a comprehensive calendar of • /Two by two/ With recognition new away become the clue. I and hold and in my soui I tising agency on behalf of a TOLL FREE 800-972-9320 than those diagnosed as “well.” the Nielsen ratings, shocking CBS and everyone else in 649; Robert Hill 620; Eliz.alwth Turner 617; Joseph “where to go and what to do,” every Friday in the ■ And yet ... Who walked am always faced with the am once again His chiid. client preparing to market the TV industry. Garibaldi 608; Walter Kohls 613; Elizabeth Daniel 594. Focus/Weekend section. I did not understand Me through my childhood issue of my spiritual sur Center Congregational a new product designed for O Weight Watchers International Inc. 1982 Owner of the Weight Watchers Trademark. Hiat it was He. And meets me vival and I often grope for ^Chiirclj older people MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon , Sept. 20. 1982 - J iL I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon., Sept. 20. 1982 Cards increase division iead _ Names in the News Angels-Royals in showdown Page 15 New York Giants nings and notched a career-high in SPORTS By Mike Tully Brewers to maintain their hold on strikeouts while allowing just five EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (U P l) - Although the New York UPl Sports Writer first place in the AL East while the Giants and Green Bay Packers may feel they are playing the entire American League defeat was the Yankees’ ejghth in a hits. VI liUe Sox 8, A's 3 game with a penalty flag lying on the artificial turf, two of the NFC’s Calimia has always attracted peo row. At Chicago, Greg Luzinski rrove rising young powers will clash in the first Monday night game ever at ple in search of a fortune, making it Orioles 4, Indians 2 in five runs with a pair of singles Giants Stadium. a natural destinantion for the Kansas California manager Gene Mauch At Baltimore, Rich Dauer hit a and a bases-clearing double and With the nine-member executive committee of the N FL Players City Royals. said after the Angels moved into a two-run homer with two out in the Eagles satisfied Steve Kemp drove in three runs with Association expected today to approve a strike beginning Tuesday, “ Now we go into California and tie with a 5-1 victory over the Toron 10th to help the Orioles keep pace a single and a two-run homer to the Packers will be seeking their fourth straight triumph over the find out what this team is made of,” to Blue Jays. “ If I start thinking in with Milwaukee. Rick Dempsey bring the White Sox within 4'/2 Giants. Kansas City center fielder Amos terms of a series, or thinking I ’d like doubled! with one out and went to Otis said Sunday after the Royals to win two of three from K.C., then third on a wild pitch from Ed Glynn, games of first place in the West. fell into a first place tie with what am 1 going to do if I don’t? Slit ■5-2 . One out later, Dauer hit a 2^2 McMullen-Haynie Mariners 9, ItangerH 7 California in the AL West by losing my throat?” pitch for his eighth homer of the PORTLAND, Ore. (U P l) — ’The bubbly was a long time coming for At Seattle, Orlando Mercado with grid opener 9-4 to Minnesota. The Royals, who have qualified season. Mike Flanagan, 15-12, belted a grand slam for his first Kathy McMullen, and it took a little help from Sandra Haynie.at that. The clubs open a three-game for post-season play five of the last allowed seven hits in going the dis major-league hit to pace the McMullen and Haynie shot a seven-under par 65 Sunday to overtake series in Anaheim tonight with . six years, sound unfazed by their tance for the triumph, The Eagles scored on two of three Mariners. The 20-year-old catcher By Len Auster young Lori Garbacz and Patti Rizzo and win the $120,0(X) LPGA California’s Geoff Zahn, 16-8, op four-game losing streak. lied S(»x 6, Tig« ■rs 4 possessions in the second stanza, the Portland PING team championship. The winners split the $21,600 connected on a 3-1 pitch from posing the Royals’ Larry Gura, 17- Hrewers 14, Yunkees 1 At Detroit, Carney Lansford hit Herald Sportswriter reliever Steve Comer to cap an third to run out the half. Post first-place prize money. 10. Kansas City hosts a similar At Milwaukee, Paul Molitor’s the first grand slam of his career, eight-run fifth inning. Ed Nunez, 1-1, There’s definitely room for im scampered 55 yards off right guard series beginning a week from three-run homer and Gorman with one out in the eighth, to break after early plays saw East go up the went five innings, allowing three provement but for now East Darrell Waltrip tonight. Thomas’ two-run blast highlighted a onen a tight game and reward the middle. That touchdown came with hits to record his first major-league Catholic has to be satisfied with DOVER, Del. (U P l) — Darrell Waltrip credits his pit i rew and his “ Each game is too important to nine-run eighth that led the 11-strikeout pitching of John Tudor. 10:20 left in the half with Joe 3 rc'<"'r<:. The triumph enabled the victory. what it accomplished in the 1982 ability to adjust to the track for his $29,600 victory in a 500-mile Grand think in terms of winning a series,” Tudor. 12-10, went the first 7 2-3 in football opener. Maningas adding the conversion. The next possession resulted in National stock car race. Spearheaded by a rock-ribbed “ I think it was a matter of experience, both on my part and on the an 83-yard, 12-play march capped by i defense that yielded a miserly 71 net part of (pit crew chief) Junior Johnson,” Waltrip said Sunday after yards, and its newly installed a Post 1-yard plunge. Other opportunities were snarled winning his eighth NASCAR race this season. Wishbone offense that rolled up 305 Waltrip moved closer to Grand National point leader Bobby Allison by major 15-yard penalties. “ When 4 yards on the ground,- the Eagles when he edged Kyle Petty for the checkered flag at Dover’s Monster Cards up lead against Mets we’re moving the ball like that, we blanked homestanding Plainfield Mile track. Bill Elliott was third, followed by rookie point leader can’t hurt ourselves with penalties. High, 13-0, Saturday in the opener Geoff Bodine and Benny Parsons. higblighted a four-run second inning We have to keep on going,” Kelly defeat dropped Montreal 6V2 games for both schools. By Fred McMane_ and Pascual Perez pitched two-hit states. behind first place St. Louis in the NL Areas needing work include the relief over the the final 6 2-3 innings Some calls were debatable. “ He National Football League UPl Sports Writer East. Jody Davis led off the eighth kicking game, with an extra point National League to spark the Braves. Perez, 2-4, took (back judge) said our guys were NEW YORK (U Pl) — For the first time in Monday Night Football, with a single and, one out later, blocked, the first punt returned 33 Playing th^New York Mets in a over for starter Rick Mahler with "A ^pippm pushing off with their hands. They the halftime show looms more important than the game. Durham, batting for winning pitcher yards and the second blocked; and pennant race is as refreshing as a one out and the bases loaded in the penalties, seven for 86 yards in were extending their hands too far, During intermission of the New York Giants-Green Bay Packers cold swim on a hot summer day. Dick Tidrow, hit his 22nd homer stated Kelly, who was not in agree game at Giants Stadium Monday night, the N FL Players Association over the right field wall off losing third. He struck out Johnny Bench cluding several on offense that The St. Louis Cardinals could at St. Louis. and induced Ron Oester to fly out to ment with the calls, “ Those are will announce if it will go on strike. The decision will be made this I’ irates 8, Pliillii-H I pitcher Bryn Smith, 2-2. blunted potential scoring drives. hardly be blamed if they burst into a end the threat then limited Cincin things we can correct.” afternoon when the union’s nine-man executive committee meets to ■ At Philadelphia, Manny Sarmien- Dodgers 5, Astros 4 "The first win feels great,” few choruses of “ I Love New York” nati to a sixth inning single by Cesar The homestanding Panthers were conduct a strike vote. If the committe votes to strike, it would be the to pitched a six-hitter and singled At Los Angeles, Pedro Guerrero’s voiced East Coach Jude Kelly, following Sunday’s 3-1 triumph over Cedeno and a one-out single by in East territory twice in the final first regularseason strike in 63ea hsyiof the N FL and might start after home two runs in a five-run third in two-run, bases-loaded double with “ Things that stopped us are correc the Mets. Oester in the ninth. - •■ J .W table. DOUG POST period. Deepest penetration was the tonight’s game. The Cardinals entered their series, ning and Mike Easier slammed a two out in the 10th inning lifted the “ The defense was backed up a Eagle 18 after the blocked punt. But No talks between the union and management were scheduled before with the Mets only IV games ahead two-run homer to carry the Pirates Dodgers to victory. The triumph Herald photo by Tarquinlo . . . scores twice 2 GiuntH 4. I’ udrc!* 3 couple of times but still stopped the East defense stiffened with an the players’ crucial meeting today. to victory. Sarmiento, 8-3, struck kept the Dodgers 2'/2 games ahead of the Philadelphia Phillies in the At San Francisco, Tom O’Malley VICTOR SILVA, LEFT, BATTLES MCC PLAYERS them. I think the defense showed a 11-yard quarterback sack by Bow out five for his fourth complete of second-place Atlanta in the NL National League East and left for singled in Jack Clark from third . . . Ed Lex and Steve Pike for possession of ball lot of character," he-added. have a personality, it’s our man and a fine tackle by Zachery on Jay Haas home Sunday 4Vz games ahead after game of the season as the Pirates West. Fernando Valenzuela, 19-12, base with one out in the 11th inning Defensively, 6-foot-2, 194-pound quickness and aggressiveness," - fourth down nullifying the threat. took two of three games from pitched 10 innings to gain the vic PINEHURST, N.C. (U P l) — Neither Jay Haas nor John Adams sweeping a five-game series. to power the Giants. With one out, Rich Kucinskas from his right noted Kelly. East’s next outing is Saturday Philadelphia. tory. He gave up 12 hits, struck out came to the Hall of Fame PGA Tournament with very high expec Philadelphia, meanwhile, lost to Clark walked and went to third on tackle post was in on at least a dozen The new offense showed weill in its morning at 10:30 at Rockville High. Pittsburgh, 8-1, to culminate a Culx* 7, Expos 5 eight and walked one in pitching his tations. 18th complete game of the season. Darrell Evans’ single. O’Malley tackles. Linebackers Chris Bowman first test under the gun with several Haas, a 28-year-old former Wake Forest golfer who lives in weekend in which the Phillies lost At Montreal, Leon Durham’s two- Ilruvrs 6, Reds I then lined a single to right off loser and Vito Perrone and Buddy backs contributing. Junior Doug Statistics: Charlotte, was just hoping to correct an attitude problem that led him two of three games with the Pirates. run pinch hit homer in the eighth in At Cincinnati, Claudell Luis DeLeon. 7-5. to make a winner Cougars gain upset Zachery in the secondary also had Post rushed for 141 yards on 16 EC P to take last week off. Adams simply wanted to win enough money to The Phillies meet the Cardinals in a ning enabled the Cubs to hand the 55 Offensive plays 37 Expos their fourth straight loss. The Washington’s two-run double of A1 Holland,,6-3. good openers. “ Any time you shut carries and both touchdowns, on keep himself eligible to play on the tour next year. two-game series, beginning tonight somebody out you have to be runs of 55 and one yard. Fullback 16 First downs 5 They found themselves in a sudden-death playoff, which Haas won, pleased. We had a good pass rush Jim DePersia had 45 yards on 10 305 Yds. rushing 25 but Adams also came away with much more than he had expected. and came up with a couple of in carries, halfback Joe Leslie 20 yards 0 Yds. passing 46 terceptions," Kelly remarked. on six totes and signal-caller John 305 Total yards 71 Steelers play like Champions over N.E. champions East’s quickness was factor on 0-1 Passing 4-6 Giliberto 77 yards on 15 carries. Sydney Maree the defensive end. “ When they had a Giliberto's ball handling in the >A Interceptions by 0 ■ TORONTO (U P l) — The finish line in most mile runs is like the Nick Lowery added four field goals chance to break on we were able to Wishbone was fine with East losing 2 Fumbles lost 0 By Ira Kaufman carrot on the stick, but American Sydney Maree felt the key to win as the Chiefs, 1-1, snapped a six- By Mike Crispino featured. The Cougars scored the game- contain. Our quickness is sorriething only two fumbles, once when the 86 Yds. penalized 36 UPl Sports Writer Manchester started the scoring at winner 12 minutes into the second ning the Toronto Mile was not seeing it until the last minute. game losing streak to the Chargers, Correspondent we have to rally around. If we do runner lost control. 2-18.0 Punting 3-37.0 Pro. Football the three-minute mark with Scott half with Goehring and Mossup In winning the first ever Toronto M ile on Saturday, Maree, running You might as well bow out in 11. Manchester Community College Goehring feeding Steve Mossup with again hooking up. MCC then held off in a stiff wind, beat a world-class field with a time of 3:56.59. style. Cowlioys 2-4, Cardinals 7 soccer team must be singing the a perfect cross and the latter Massasoit thrusts to annex the ver Maree never led the race until the final 1(X) meters. West Ger In what threatens to be their final At St. Louis, Mo., Billy Joe DuPree ran 6 yards on an end Tallwood praises of the old cliche ‘there’s no banging it home. The remainder of dict. Eagle hoofers ride high many’s Thomas Wessinghage took the lead after one quarter of the game of 1982, the Pittsburgh interception of a Joe Montana pass place like home' because Saturday the first half was a tight defensive DeNies wasn’t totally pleased race and hung on until Maree overtook him and New Zealand’s John Steelers turned to some of their set up.Rick Karlis’ 18-yard field goal around for a tie-breaking second- P R E S ID E V r s C LP- A —Gross the Cougars before a partisan home struggle. with the second-half efforts, par Walker. former Super Bowl heroes Sunday with three seconds to play as the half score and Danny White added a —Tony Steullet 74, Net —Steve 24-yard touchdown pass to Drew crowd turned back defending New Massasoit, which has lost two ticularly on offense. “ We’re capable en route to a 26-20 overtime triumph N FL champion 49ers fell to 0-2. Schachner 77-10-67, Ken Comerford Pearson to lead the Cowboys, 1-1. England champ Massasoit Com straight after three opening wins, of more. After starting with a tough Opponents no longer over Cincinnati, snapping a Broncos’ quarterback Steve - 74-5-69, George Bednarz 76-5-71, munity College, 2-1, at Cougar tied it on a goal by Bob Carreiro schedule. I’m pleased to win this^ Giorgio Chinaglia fourgame losing streak to the DeBerg. working against his former Suiiils 10, Bears 0 Steve Buscetto 78-7-71; B —Gross Ken Stabler threw a 10-yard TD Field. from point blank range. one. We needed a key game to help SAN DIEGO (U P l) — New York Cosmos head coach Professor Bengals. teammates, threw TD passes to —Steve Cassano 83, Stan Skiba 83, pass to Larry Hardy in the first This was the featured match of a “ Massasoit came out flat and we our confidence',’’ he staled. Julio Mazzei beamed and said “ That’s why he’s Giorgio” When asked Veteran safety Donnie Shell Rick Parros and Rick Upchurch — Net —Warren DeMartin 79-13-66, quarter and the aroused New weekend that saw several junior took advantage of that, " remarked MCC's next outing is Thursday ibout Giorgio Chinaglia’s goal that gave the Cosmos a 1-0 Soccer Bowl provided the early spark at Three who also broke loose for a 67-yard W alt K okoszka 85-15-70, Les can take East lightly Orleans defense frustrated three contests with teams from Glaston MCC Coach Greg DeNies, who against Eastern Connecticut victory Saturday night over the Seattle Sounders. Rivers Stadium with a pair of in punt return for a touchdown in the Christensen 84-14-70, Gordon Beebe State College jayvees in Willimantic Chicago quarterbacks to give the bury, Coventry, South Windsor, gained his initial triumph after two Chinaglia, the North American Soccer League’s leading scorer, terceptions off Ken Anderson, but it first quarter. 85-14-71, Gerry Blanchard 88-16-72, Saints, 1-1, their first shutout in 88 Wethersfield and Manchester losses in his first year at the helm. at 4 o’clock. took the game away from the Sounders with the game’s lone score at was a familiar clutch passing com “ It was a close, hard-fought Drew Thomas 84-11-73; C —Gross There was a time when the East we lost (T im ) Skehan in the first struck Smith keeper Steve Clark in games. 30:17 in the first half and gave the Eastern Division champion Cosmos bination that figured in the game game,” said 49ers’ coach Bill —Rich Borkowski 83, Net —Dan Catholic soccer team had to be leary game. That put a bigger question the face. He had control, lost it, with Dolphins 24, Colts 20 their fourth title in the past six years. winning play as Terry Bradshaw Walsh. “ I wouldn’t count the 49ers Gothers 94-26-68, Fran Lucas 94-23- of any and all opponents. mark on the defense.” Doran leaping over the sprawled At Miami, third-string running flipped a 2-yard scoring pass to John out yet. We’re still in the league.” 71, Bill Roy 97-26-71, Ralph King 94- It didn’t exactly strike fear in the The defense, led by sweeperback netminder and booting home the back Tommy Vigorito. raced 33 Local schools place high Stallworth just 68 seconds into the 22-72, Chuck Nicol 89-1772, Dave hearts of anyone. Alan Fish, came through in flying loose ball. yards on a pilcnout lor a tmru- Barbara Potter extra session. JciH 31, Pulriols 7 Skink 99-26-73, Don Garvey 100-27- How times have changed. colors. Fish went the entire 80 Doran made it 2-0 at 11:23 as he Despite the Steelers’ second Freeman McNeil gained 106 yards quarter TD and the Dolphins, 2-0, minutes against Smith and received took a through pass from midfielder TOKYO (U P l) — Third-seeded Bettina Bunge defeated No. 4 seed 73; President Cup winners —Gross East showed it belongs in the ‘big straight triumph over a quality op held off the stubborn Colts. / outstanding support from fullbacks Ed Ansaldi and scored on a 3-yard to become the first Jet to post con —Steullet 74, Comerford 74; Net boy classification’ Saturday with its Barbara Potter, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2, Sunday to win a $175,000 international ponent, Bradshaw said his club Keilskins 21, Bureaneers 1.3 Rpy individual winner Mike Ahn, Todd Pineo, Brian boot. The same combination hooked secutive 100-yard rushing games —DeMartin 79-13-66, Borkowski (53- 3-1 triumph over perennial power women’s tennis tournament. Curtis Jordan blocked a punt and wasn’t ready to earn a shot at a fifth since Clark Gaines in 1976 and New 17-66. E.O. Smith at the Panthers’ pitch in Feshler and Dan Gardiner. The up on East’s final goal; With Smith It was Bunge’s first tournament victory in Japan in her frequent recoered it for a touchdown and Super Bowl championship. York, 1-1, held the Patriots, 1-1, to SWEEPS- Gross —Bednarz 52, Storrs. latter, a freshman, played ap pressing the attack, Ansaldi cleared appearances. She earned first prize money of $40,000, Mark Moseley kicked a pair of field The New York Giants play host to just five first downs in a Schaefer Comerford 54, Steullet 54; Net The win comes on the heels of proximately 40 minutes at stopper in from the defensive er 1 with a long Bungee, 19, broke Potter’s service in the seventh game and kept her goals set up by recovered fumbles to Green Bay tonight. Stadium romp that proved costly. — Jim C reagan 67-29-38, Dan in race Invitational -Friday’s 3-1 win over Canton, defen place of the injured Skehan. boot to Doran. The latter gathered it serve in the eighth for a 5-3 advantage. But Potter broke back in the lead Washington, 2-0, to a road vic Eagles 24, Browns 21 Jets’ end Joe Klecko, last season’s Gothers 64-26-38, Paul Cosman 63-23- ding state Class S champ and in and beat the keeper easily. 10th game and again in the 12th after Bunge broke in the 11th, forcing tory over the Buccaneers, 0-2. Leroy Harris ran 2 yards for the AFC Defensive Player of the Year, 4Qj Roy 67-26-41. Sink 68-26-42, another tradition-rich soccer school. Senior striker Colin Doran ac Smith averted the shutout at the the tie breaker. Oilers 2.3, Seuhawks 21 There is room to move up but the winning score with just 22 seconds suffered a ruptured right patella and (Kokoszka 57-15-42. Borkowski 60-17- counted for all three East goals, 33-minute mark on a goal by Shawn Earl Campbell reached the 100- Manchester High and East Catholic left to cap a 21-point fourth quarter is expected to miss 12 weeks 43, Warren DeMartin 57-13-44. Stan “ The first two games reputation- giving him five for the season Klitz on a breakaway. yard rushing plateau for the first boys' and girls’ cross country and help Philadelphia even its following knee surgery. Skiba 56-12-44, Sam Sapienza 64-20- wise we were underdogs,” stated already. It was a scoreless first half East outshot Smith, 13-9, with Bill Casper time in almost a year and provided squads .showed well at last Satur record at 1-1 with a road victory. Itaiflcrs 38, FalronH 14 44. Eagle Coach Tom Malin, "People with neither side particularly in con Eagle keeper Jeff Riggs making 11 the winning score on a 12-yard run day's Windham Invitational in NEW PORT. R.I. (U P l) — Billy Casper, captured his second The Browns, 1-1, had moved ahead At Atlanta, the Raiders struck for REST 17- A —Gross —Tom Malin were not sure if we were ‘there’ yet. trol. saves. with 53 seconds remaining to lead Willimantic. straight tournament on the Senior PGA Tour Sunday by sinking a 12 21-17 with 57 seconds remaining on two ouchdowns in a 44-second span 70, Net —Roy Bell 72-10-62, Bob Nor- I feel we’re there. “ Smith was in charge the first 20 “ This was maybe the greatest the Oilers, 1-1, to a home triumph. The Indian boys secured third foot birdie putt on the fourth overtime hole to win the $125,000 Merrill Brian Sipe’s second TD pass of the late in the first half to post their se mington 68-5-63, Bob Chambers 73- “ Teams will be aiming for us now, minutes but we came back. That weekend ever for East soccer,” I.ions 19, Rains 14 place in Race II with a total of 123 Lynch-Golf Digest Commemorative Pro-Am in a sudden-death game to Ozzie Newsome. cond straight triumph. Superb 10-63, John Banavige 74-10-64, Henry especially in our league. If they can gave us confidence we could hold stated Malin, “ Somehow we have to Bob Thomas kicked four field ponints, trailing host Windham 71 playoff. “ When I looked up and saw there rookie Marcus Allen scored twice Steullet 74-9-65, Gino Calderone 75- knock us off, it will mean something our own and that we weren’t going prevent against a letdown. But this goals and Billy Sims became only and Bethel 95. The Eagle boys were Casper, who started the day in a tie for second place, defeated Bob was 22 seconds left, I was a little for the Raiders and also lofted a 47- 10-65; B —Gross —Ray St. Louis 75. to their program.” against a superior team ," noted should give confidence to the team the 13th player in NFL history to in Race IV and took third place with Toski. Both golfers were tied with 10-under-par 206's after 54 holes of worried because Cleveland is the yard pass to Cliff Branch on a half Net —Ron Broege 79-16-63, Roy Malin led the Eagles to the Class Malin. for the rest of the season that we can rush for more than 100 yards and 87 points, following St. Bernard's 55 regulation play on the Newport Country Club’s 6,556-yard course. ■ kind of team to come back,” said back option as the Falcons fell to 1- Broege 79-15-64, Keith Benneti 78- L semifinals a year ago. He, Doran strated the scoring at 1.25 play with anyone.” , catch passes for more than 100 and St. Anthony’s of Long Island 56. Casper earned $22,500 for the victory. Toski came from five strokes Philadelphia quarterback Ron 1. 13-65, Sam Worthen 79-14-65, Bill however, “ never dreamt we’d be 2 by collecting a rebound and sending East’s next outing is ’Tuesday yards in the same game as the Manchester girls took second off the pace to force a playoff by shooting a course record-equalling 65 Jaworski, who hit three passes in Cliiefs 19, Chargers 12 Wood 77-11-66, Bob Timiski 81-15-66; and 0 after the first two games. We home a 10-yarder. Midfielder Bill against Northwest Catholic in West Lions, 2-0, posted a road triumph. place in Varsity Race I with 123 and winning $14,300 for coming in second. It was his first official the final 65-yard drive. Linebacker Dave Klug recovered C —Gross —Bob Bardc 82, Net were unsure of the defense and then Masse took the initial drive that Hartford at 3:15. Sims carried 25 times for 119 yards points, trailing Shepaug Valley’s 63 Senior PGA tour event of the year. Broncos 24, 49crs 21 a blocked punt in the end zone before —Mark Bennett %-36-60, Jim Sgno and caught five passes for 103 yards. points. East girls annexed second At Denver, safety Dennis Smith’s the game was two minutes old and 98-36-62, Pete Ramey 89-25-64, Mar place in Varsity Race II with 62 ty Seinko 84-19-65. Norm Mawdsley points, trailing Montville’s total of Hoppersfead scores lead Tribe, 5-0 83-17-66. Pat Paradiso 96-29-67. 16 points. E\EN IIOI.ES ONE HALF Next outing for Manchester boys’ Yankees embarrassed UConn hooters down Vermont IIANDICAl’ SVi EEPS- Gross -B ill and girls’ is Tuesday at Wickham With senior striker Shana scored at 5.09 on a 5-yard boot, at matters at 6.25 of the second half Muzin 37. Nick Pahoulis 38, Bob Park against CCIL foes Hall and Hopperstead denting the back of the 7.26 on a tap-in with an assist from with a 5-yarder. Hopperstead drew Normington 38; Net —Mark Bennett Fermi at 3.30. East teams are idle twine four times, Manchester High Beth White, at 14.18 unassisted with an assist. By Len Auster Gardner Dow Field in Storrs before pleased with the win and sees his 49-18-31, Richard Vizard 45-13-32, until Saturday when they’ll compete girls’ soccer team blanked RHAM a lO^yard drive and at 30.36 with a Manchester outshot RHAM, 0-2, Herald Sportswriter a crowd of 4,800. young hooters progressing nicely. B lain e H areld 41-9-32, N orm by Brewer big guns UConn, 4-0-2, extended its home at the Westlake Invitational. High, 5-0, Saturday morning at 10-yarder to the upper right comer. by a 31-5 count. “ We have to learn as we go,” he Mawdsley 41-9-32, Ray St. Louis 38- Memorial Field. What do you do for an encore after unbeaten skein to 35 with the win. Manchester’s Mike Roy took in “ Shana had a fine game along Patti Wojnarowski had a strong sees. Morrone saw enough good 6-32, Ron Broege 40-8-32, Joe Sgro The Indian hooters, 2-0, matching winning a national title? Its last home setback was a 4-3 duke dividual honors in Race II with a with our entire midfield of Mara game at sweeperback. MILWAUKEE (UPl) - Like a things but would like the forwards to 51-18-33. their win total of a year ago, have a figure to 37 while Molitor collected Well, first off, you go through the to San Francisco in 1975. 15:15.3 clocking over the 2.91-mile (Walrath), Shelly (Schoeneberger) “ I ’m pleaseid with our first two person who’s had more than enough pressure the defenders more on big test today at Sinfisbury High at his 17th. first six games unbeaten the Freshman John Pietak scored at layout. Roy's time was the second and Kristin (Craft),” stated Tribe games,” noted Erardi, adding he reeling out of a tavern at closing, offense. MIKE ROY 3.30. Coach Joe Erardi. The eighth straight loss tied the following year. the 44:34 mark of the first half on a fastest of the day. was looking forward to the the New York Yankees left town He is pleased with the start. “ I ’m . scores victory Hopperstead accounted for all Heather Hohenthal, with her se Yankees longest losing streak since And then look for marked im header with his third goal of the “ Mike ran behind (Ken) Reilly of challenge offered by Simsburv. after one more round of “ Harvey’s happy with four wins and two ties. I Bethel, who took it out hard, until four first-half Indian tallies. She cond goal of the campaign, capped 1973 and dropped the defending AL provement. season standing up as the game- didn’t expect to be,” he remarked, Wallbangers.” champs three games under .5(X). Patriots the last half mile. He then took the ran very well. This was a good race This.was the best team effort in a Connecticut, defending NCAA winner. A beautiful cross from UConn’s next outing is Wednesday ’The Milwaukee Brewers Sunday lead and won by about 13 seconds," for experience and it gives us a basis long time.” “ I ’ve never seen pitching like that Division I soccer champs, kept its Graziano Cornolo on the left wing at home against Boston University embarrassed the Yankees with a 14- noted Manchester Coach George to evaluate our program throughout Teresa Kittredge was fifth in before,” said Manager Clyde King. mark unblemished in 1982 with a 1-0 set up Pietak’s score. I viclorjq pounding out 16 hits as at 3 o’clock. Suitor. the season," noted East Coach Jack 14:19, Carole Colliton seventh in Tolland girls outkick Catholic, 2-1 “ It’s downright embarrassing.” win over Vermont Sunday at Husky Coach Joe Morrone was they reUTinea their iwd-game lead off gome Sophomore Vinne Liscomb was Hull. 14.28, Felicia Falkowski 11th in Don Sutton allowed eight hits over Goals in each half enabled Tolland over Baiumore in me Aiiiei icau ninth in 15:59, Bob Dussault 23rd, East's Jim Kittredge won the 15:00, Sue Byrne 16th in 15:14, Kathy never really got untracked in the se Tolland outshot East, 14-8, with eight innings and the lone run as he High to down East Catholic, 2-1, in League East Division. Gary Gates 40th, Sean Sullivan 51st, freshman race with a time of 11:43 Evans 23rd, Alice Charest 28th and cond half. We dominated the first Baglette netminder Martha Barter raised his record to 21 with FOXBORO. Mass. (U P l) - When ■ non-conterence girls’ soccer action half,” he added. The loss was the Yankees eighth Gartenhaus softball champions Tom M ille r 59th and D arryl over a 2.1-mile layout. “ I was v e r y Patty Doyle 35th for the East girls coming up big with 11 saves. Milwaukee since coming to the football’s great labor struggle of Saturday morning in Tolland. straight and third in a row in Frascarelli 63rd for Manchester. impressed with Jim’s lun. He has a in Race II over the 2.4-mile layout. Brewers in the trade with Houston. 1982 is finally resolved, historians The setback evens the Eaglettes’ Milwaukee by scores of 14-0, 6-4 and Gartenhaus of New Britain cap Gartenhaus 9, Peter’s Pub 8; Levine F o g a r t y ’ s 9; N o r th e a s t 10, "W e ran better than we did lot of talent and should help our var New York took a 1-0 lead in the will look back and see that the New Montville, defending state Class mark at 1-1. 14-1. ’The Brewers amassed 46 hits in tured the Army & Navy Club ‘A ’ In 13, Peter’s 2, Gartenhaus 13, Airex Cherrone’s 7; Cip 12, Northeast 5; Thursday. But we have a long way to sity this year, remarked Hull. third when Willie Randolph singled, York Jets started it two days early. M and Open champ, swept the top East resumes playtoday against Cheney hooters in fie the three games and Manager vitational Slow Pitch Softball Tour 12; Levine 13, Airex 5; Levine 6, Moriarty’s 8, Cip 5; Moriarty’s 14, go. I ’m just looking for impiove- Manchester girls had their best stole second and scored on Jerry Well, almost. But the Jets, in an four places in the race. “ ’Teresa ran Glastonbury High at Mt. Nebo at Harvey Kuenn — inspiration for the nament staged this past weekend in Fogarty’s 2; Cips 5, Pub 2; Cip 8, Levine 13 (11 innings); Gartenhaus ment now," voiced Suitor. finish ■ ever. Becky Castagna was Settling for a 1-1 tie in its ‘82 home the rebound from five yards Mumphrey’s double. awesome display of sheer power in a very strong race to challenge the 3:15. nickname — was gloating about it. But the Brewers scored twice in Manchester. Gartenhaus ■ downed Cherrone’s 4; Moriarty’s 8, 10, Cip 3; Gartehaus 10. Moriartv’x East’s Steve Kittredge, an fifth, Maureen Lacey 19th, Meg opener, Cheney Tech stalemated out. the offensive and defensive lines, Montville runners,” remarked Laura Romeo put Tolland in front “ I hope this is just the beginning the fourth on an RBI single by Cecil Moriarty Bros., 10-6, in the cham Cherrone’s 7. ticipated to be the leader in the state Harvey 26th, Heidi Sullivan 33rd, Wolcott High in soccer action Satur Wolcott drew even at the 30- 6 ,' made the New England Patriots Eaglette Coach Mark Skehan, “ We early with a well-placed drive to the of it,” he said of the hitting. “ I hope Cooper and a sacrifice fly by Ted pionship clash Sunday at Fitzgerald Sunday’s results; Gartenhaus 18, in ‘82, didn’t run as expected and fell Laura Bottone 40th and Robin day morning in Wolcott. minute mark of the second half on a wish the strike had come early. And did not have one of our best days and upper right comer of the twine. Liz it stays that way the rest of the Simmons and they got three more in Field. back in the last half mile to take Edlund 137th for the Indians. Two overtime sessions couldn’t goal by Bill Coma. It, too, ]ivas aided the Patriots, losers 31-7 in a lopsided still took second in a very strong Palmer drew East even at 17:09 ' season. Anytime you win, it’s nice. the fifth. Carl Tint! had a tournament fourth place in 15:31 in Varsity IV. “ The thing I was most pleased produce a winner. by some lodse. ballhandling by the Race was humbling experience game, played as if they had gone on field. That leaves us looking forward with a drive to the lower half of the No matter what the score is, ’The nine run barrage in the eighth leading 10 homers and most Montville's Shawn Bennett had a with was how close the times were Cheney resumes play ’Tuesday in netminder. strike. among the top five,” voiced Indian to our next meeting with these cage. whether it’s 2-1 or whatever.” came off three New York pitchers. valuable player Leo Vel s went 21- race at Road America was a 15.05.22 clocking, the day’s fastest. its home opener against East Hamp “ We were totally inept,” un Coach Phil Blanchette, “ I was also team’s,” he added. The game-winner was put home “ Both goals were on goalie mis The Brewers scored nine runs in Shane Rawley, 10-10, took the loss for-25 with 16 RBI and seven homers ELK H AR T LAKE, Wis. (U P l) - humbling experience. Ron Adams was fifth in 15.33, ton High at 3:15. derstated Pats coach Ron Meyer. In jayvee competition, by Sherry Beauchem- in the second takes,” noted Tech Coach Paul the eighth inning, including a three- to pace Gartenhaus. For Hector Rebaque of Mexico it Rebaque drove his March Steve Matteo 18th, John Rowe 27th, pleased no one got hurt. This was Paul Nowak tallied the Cheney but left after five innings. Manchester’s Doug Potter was se 40-minute block. The win lifts Soucy. run home run by Paul Molitor and a Saturday results: Northeast was a moment of pride as he gar- Cosworth to a one lap, two.'ninute “ We couldn’t get anything es Vinnie White 33rd, Jack Fitzgerald the best performance by a goal five minutes into the first half. Kuenn was happy the Brewers cond with sophomores John Odom Tolland to 1-0-1. Cheney outshot Wolcott, 11-5. two-run blast by Gorman Thomas. Riggers 7, Main Pub 3; Moriarty 9, need honor for his countrymen. victory over A1 Unser, who ran out tablished. The sacks (six) and the 37th and Mike Hebert 45th for the Manchester girls’ team at Sal Rafala took the initial drive kept two up on Baltimore but said: seventh. Bob Castagna 15th, Eld “ ’This was a tough game to lose,’, Sweeperback Jeff Santoro starred . The homer was his second in three “ As long as we win, nobody is going Northeast 5; Moriarty’s 11, Main But for the rest of the field Sunday of fuel on the 49th lap of the 200 mile interceptions (three) were horren Eagles. Windham. I felt Becky ran a super which the Wolcott keeper hobbled. Lynch 17th and Paul Toland 38th. {voted East Coach Don Fay, “ We defensively for the Techmen. games and raised his AL leading Pub 5; Gartenhaus 13, Levine 13i: the inaugural championship car champ car racat dous.” „ "Steve Matteo and Ron Adams race along with tl>e rest of the team. Nowak was on the spot to slam to catch us.” MANCHESTER HERALD . Mon , Sept. 20. 1982 - Iji. 1 t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. Sept, 20. 1982 Cards Increase division lead Names in the News I Angels-Royals in showdown Page 15 New York Giants nings and notched a career-high in SPORTS By Mike Tully Brewers to maintain their hold on strikeouts while allowing just five EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (U P I) - Although the New York UPI Sports Writer first place in the AL East while the Giants and Green Bay Packers may feel they are playing the entire American League defeat was the Yankees' e.ighth in a hits. game with a penalty flag lying on the artificial turf, two of the NFC’s Calirnia has always attracted peo row. W iiile Sox 8, ,\'s 3 At Chicago, Greg Luzinski rrove rising yoiing powers will clash iri the first Monday night game ever at ple in search of a fortune, making it Orioles 4, Indians 2 in five runs with a pair of singles Giants Stadium. a natural destinantion tor the Kansas California manager Gene Mauch At Baltimore, Rich Dauer hit a With the nine-member executive committee of the N FL Players City Royals. said after the Angels moved into a two-run homer with two out in the and a bases-clearing double and Eagles satisfied Steve Kemp drove in three runs with Association expected today to approve a strike beginning Tuesday, “ Now we go into California and tie with a 5-1 victory over the Toron 10th to help the Orioles keep pace the Packers will be seeking their fourth straight triumph over the find out what this team is made of,” to Blue Jays. “ If I start thinking in with Milwaukee. Rick Dempsey a single and a two-run homer to Giants. Kansas City center fielder Amos terms of a series, or thinking I ’d like doubled with one out and went to bring the White Sox within 4'/a Otis said Sunday after the Royals to win two of three from K.C., then third on a wild pitch from Ed Glynn, games of first place in the West. .HI fell into a first place tie with what am I going to do if I don’t? Slit 5-2. One out later, Dauer hit a 2-2 McMullen-HaynIe Mariners 9, Rangers 7 California in the AL West by losing my throat?” pitch for his eighth homer of the PORTLAND, Ore. (U P I) — The bubbly was a long time coming for . At Seattle, Orlando Mercado with grid opener 9-4 to Minnesota. The Royals, who have qualified season. Mike Flanagan, 15-12, Kathy McMullen, and it took a little help from Sandra Haynie at that. belted a grand slam for his first The clubs open a three-game for post-season play five of the last allowed seven hits in going the dis McMullen and Haynie shot a seven-under par 65 Sunday to overtake major-league hit to pace the series in Anaheim tonight with six years, sound unfazed by their tance for the triumph. The Eagles scored on two of three young Lori Garbacz and Patti Rizzo and win the $120,000 LPGA Mariners. The 20-year-old catcher California’s Geoff Zahn, 16-8, op four-game losing streak. Red Sox 6, Tigers 4 By Len Auster possessions in the second stanza, the Portland PING team championship. The winners split the $21,600 connected on a 3-1 pitch from posing the Royals' Larry Gura, 17- Itr«-WIT8 14, Yankees I At, Detroit, Carney Lansford hit Herald Sportswriter third to run out the half. Post first-place prize money. reliever Steve Comer to cap an 10. Kansas City hosts a similar At Milwaukee, Paul Molitor’s the first grand slam of his career, scampered 55 yards off right guard eight-run fifth inning. Ed Nunez, 1-1, There’s definitely room for im series beginning a week from three-run homer and Gorman with one out in the eighth, to break after early plays saw East go up the went five innings, allowing three provement but for now East Darrell Waltrip tonight. Thomas’ two-run blast highlighted a open a tight game and reward the middle. That touchdown came with hits to record his first major-league Catholic has to be satisfied with DOVER, Del. (U PI) — Darrell Waltrip credits his pit c rew and his “ Each .game is too important to nine-run eighth that led the 11-strikeout pitching of John Tudor. 10:20 left in the half with Joe victory. what it accomplished in the 1982 think in terms of winning a series,” Qrp,.,„rc;. The triumph enabled the Tudor, 12-10, went the first 7 2-3 in Maningas adding the conversion. ability to adjust to the track for his $29,600 victory in a 500-mile Grand football opener. The next possession resulted in National stock car race. Spearheaded by a rock-ribbed f an 83-yard, 12-play march capped by “ I think it was a matter of experience, both on my part and on the defense that yielded a miserly 71 net part of (pit crew chief) Junior Johnson,” Waltrip said Sunday after yards, and its newly installed a Post 1-yard plunge. Other opportunities were snarled winning his eighth NASCAR race this season. Wishbone offense that rolled up 305 Waltrip moved closer to Grand National point leader Bobby Allison by major 15-yard penalties. “ When V yards on the ground, the Eagles when he edged Kyle Petty for the checkered flag at Dover’s Monster Cards up lead against Mets we’re moving the ball like that, we blanked homestanding Plainfield Mile track. Bill Elliott was third, followed by rookie point leader can’t hurt ourselves with penalties. High, 13-0, Saturday in the opener Geoff Bodine and Benny Parsons. We have to keep on going,” Kelly defeat dropped Montreal 6Vz games highlighted a four-run second inning for both schools. and Pascual Perez pitched two-hit states. By Fred McMane behind first place St. Louis in the NL Areas needing work include the relief over the the final 6 2-3 innings Some calls were debatable. “ He National Football League UPI Sports Writer East. Jody Davis led off the eighth kicking game, with an extra point National League to spark the Braves. Perez, 2-4, took blocked, the first punt return^ 33 (back judge) said our guys were NEW YORK (U P I) — For the first time in Monday Night Football, Playing thA^ew York Mets in a with 1 single and, one out later, pushing off with their hands. They over for starter Rick Mahler with yards and the second blocked; and the halftime show looms more important than the game. pennant race is as refreshing as a Durham, batting for winning pitcher were extending their hands too far, one out and the bases loaded in the '* - -I'A.'.'.' .4* .: penalties, seven for 86 yards in During intermission of the New York Giants-Green Bay Packers Dick Tidro.w, hit his 22nd homer stated Kelly, who was not in agree cold swim on a hot summer day. third. He struck out Johnny Bench cluding several on offense that game at Giants Stadium Monday night, the N F L Players Association The St. Louis Cardinals could at St. Louis. over the right field wall off losing ■Vv ment with the calls, “ Those are will announce if it wiil go on strike. The decision will be made this and induced Ron Oester to fly out to blunted potential scoring drives. hardly be blamed if they burst into a Pirates 8, I’liillies 1 ^ pitcher Bryn Smith, 2-2. afternoon when the union’s nine-man executive committee meets to end the threat then limited Cincin “The first win feels great,” things we can correct.” few choruses of “ I Love New York” At Philadelphia, Manny Sarmien- Dodgers .3, Astros 4 The homestanding Panthers were nati to a sixth inning single by Cesar voiced East Coach Jude Kelly, conduct a strike vote. If the committe votes to strike, it would be the following Sunday’s 3-1 triumph over to pitched a six-hitter and singled At Los Angeles, Pedro Guerrero’s in East territory twice in the final first regularseason strike in 63ea hsyiof the N F L and might start after two-run, bases-loaded double with Cedeno and a one-out single by “ Things that stopped us are correc the Mets. home two runs in a five-run third in period. Deepest penetration was the Oester in the ninth. table. DOUG POST tonight’s game. The Cardinals entered their series ning and Mike Easier slammed a two out in the 10th inning lifted the Eagle 18 after the blocked punt. But No talks between the union and management were scheduled before Dodgers to victory. The triumph photo by Tarquinlo “ The defense was backed up a with the Mets only IV2 games ahead two-run homer to carry the Pirates Herald . . . scores twice the East defense stiffened with an Giants 4, Padres 3 couple of times but still stopped the players’ crucial meeting today. of the Philadelphia Phillies in the to victory. Sarmiento; 8-3, struck kept the Dodgers 2'/z games ahead 11-yard quarterback sack by Bow At San Francisco, Tom O’Malley VICTOR SILVA, LEFT, BATTLES MCC PLAYERS them. I think the defense showed a National League East and left for out five for his fourth complete of second-place Atlanta in the NL man and a fine tackle by Zachery on singled in Jack Clark from third . . . Ed Lex and Steve Pike for possession of ball lot of character," he added. have a personality, it’s our Jay Haas home Sunday 4Vz games ahead after game of the season as the Pirates West, Fernando Valenzuela, 19-12, fourth down nullifying the threat. pitched 10 innings to gain the vic base with one out in the 11th inning Defensively, 6-foot-2, 194-pound quickness and aggressiveness,” PINEHURST, N.C. (U P I) — Neither Jay Haas nor John Adams sweeping a five-game series. took two of three games from East’s next outing is Saturday tory. He gave up 12 hits, struck out to power the Giants. With one out, Rich Kucinskas from his right noted Kelly. came to the Hall of Fame PGA Tournament with very high expec Philadelphia, meanwhile, lost to Philadelphia. morning at 10:30 at Rockville High. eight and walked one in pitching his Clark walked and went to third on tackle post was in on at least a dozen The new offense showed weill in its tations. Pittsburgh, 8-1, to culminate a Cubs 7, Expos 3 18th complete game of the season. Darrell Evans’ single. O’Malley tackles. Linebackers Chris Bowman first test under the gun with several Haas, a 28-year-old former Wake Forest golfer who lives in weekend in which the Phillies lost At Montreal, Leon Durham's two- Braves 6, Reds I then lined a single to right off loser and Vito Perrone and Buddy backs contributing. .lunior Doug Statistics: Charlotte, was just hoping to correct an attitude problem that led him two of three games with the Pirates. run pinch hit homer in the eighth in At Cincinnati, Claudell Luis DeLeon, 7-5, to make a winner Cougars gain upset Zachery in the secondary also had Post rushed for 141 yards on 16 EC P to take last week off. Adams simply wanted to win enough money to The Phillies meet the Cardinals in a ning enabled the Cubs to hand the 55 Offensive plays 37 Expos their fourth straight loss. The Washington’s two-run double of A1 Holland, 6-3. good openers, “ Any time you shut carries and both touchdowns, on keep himself eligible to play on the tour next year. two-game series, beginning tonight somebody out you have to be runs of 55 and one yard. Fullback 16 First downs 5 They found themselves in a sudden-death playoff, which Haas won, pleased. We had a good pass rush Jim DePersia had 45 yards on 10 305 Yds. rushing 2.5 but Adams also came away with much more than he had expected. and came up with a couple of in carries, halfback Joe Leslie 20 yards 0 1 Yds. passing 46 terceptions,” Kelly remarked. on six totes and signal-caller John 305 Total yards 71 Steelers play like Champions over N.E. champions East's quickness was factor on Giliberto 77 yards on 15 carries. 0-1 \ Passing 4-6 Sydney Maree the defensive end. “ When they had a Giliberto's ball handling in the ■A Interceptions by 0 Golf TORONTO (U P I) — The finish line in most mile runs is like the Nick l.,owery added four field goals chance to break on we were able to Wishbone was fine with East losing 2 Fumbles lost 0 By Ira Kaufman, carrot on the stick, but American Sydney Mar.ee felt the key to win as the Chiefs, 1-1, snapped a six- By Mike Crispino featured. The Cougars scored the game- contain. Our quickness is something only two fumbles, once when the 86 Yds. penalized UPI Sports Writer Manchester started the scoring at ning the Toronto Mile was not seeing it until the last minute. game losing streak to the Chargers, Correspondent winner 12 minutes into the second we have to rally around. If we do runner lost control. 2-18.0 Punting 3-37.0 Pro. Football the three-minute mark with Scott half with Goehring and Mossup In winning the first ever Toronto M ile on Saturday, Maree, running You might as well bow out in .11 ■Aa Manchester Community College Goehring feeding Steve Mossup with again hooking up. MCC then held off in a stiff wind, beat a world-class field with a time of 3:56,59. style. •Gowlxiys 24. Cardinals 7 At St. Louis, Mo., Billy Joe soccer team must be singing the. a perfect cross and the latter Massasoit thrusts to annex the ver Maree never led the race until the final 100 meters. West Ger In what threatens to be their final Tallwood praises of the old cliche ‘there’s no banging it home. The remainder of dict. Eagle hooters ride high many’s Thomas Wessinghage took the lead after one quarter of the game of 1982, the Pittsburgh interception of a Joe Montana pass DuPree ran 6 yards on an end place like home’ because Saturday the first half was a tight defensive DeNies wasn't totally pleased race and hung on until Maree overtook him and New Zealand’s John Steelers turned to some of their set up Rick Karlis’ 18-yard field goal around for a tie-breaking second- PRESlDEVrs CI P- A -G ross half score and Danny White added.a the Cougars before a partisan home struggle. with the second-half efforts, par Walker. former Super Bowl heroes Sunday with three seconds to play as the —Tony Steullet 74, Net —Steve 24-yard touchdown pass to Drew crowd turned back defending New Massasoit, which has lost two ticularly on offense.- “ We’re capable en route to a 26-20 overtime triumph NFL champion 49ers fell to 0-2. Schachner 77-10-67, Ken Comerford Pearson to lead the Cowboys, 1-1, England champ Massasoit Com straight after thiee opening wins, of more. After starting.with a tough over Cincinnati, snapping a Broncos’ quarterback Steve 74-5-69, George Bednarz 76-5-71. munity College, 2-1. at Cougar tied it on a goal by Bob Carrciro schedule. I ’m pleased to win this Opponents no longer Giorgio Chinaglia fourgame losing streak to the DeBerg, working against his former Saints 10, Bears 0 Steve Buscetto 78-7-71; B —Gross Ken Stabler threw a 10-yard TD Field. from point blank range, one. We needed a key game to help SAN DIEGO (U P I) — New York Cosmos head coach Professor Bengals. teammates, threw TD passes to —Steve Cassano 83, Stan Skiba 83, pass to Larry Hardy in the first This was the featured match of a “ Massasoit came out flat and we our confidence," he stated, Julio Mazzei beamed and said “ That’s why he’s Giorgio” when asked Veteran safety Donnie Shell Rick Parros and Rick Upchurch — Net —Warren DeMartin 79-13-66, quarter and the aroused New weekend that saw several junior took advantage of that, " remarked MCC's next outing is Thursday about Giorgio Chinaglia’s goal that gave the Cosmos a 1-0 Soccer Bowl provided the early spark at Three who also broke loose for a 67-yard W alt K okoszka 85-15-70, Les contests with teams from Glaston MCC Coach Greg DeNies, who against Eastern Connecticut can take East lightly Rivers Stadium with a pair of in punt return for a touchdown in the Orleans defense frustrated three Christensen 84-14-70, Gordon Beebe victory Saturday night over the Seattle Sounders. State College jayvees in Willimantic Chicago quarterbacks to give the bury, Coventry. South Windsor. gained his initial triumph after two Chinaglia, the North American Soccer League’s leading scorer, terceptions off Ken Anderson, but it first quarter. 85-14-71, Gerry Blanchard 88-16-72, at 4 o’clock. was a familiar clutch passing com Saints, 1-1, their first shutout in 88 Wethersfield and Manchester losses in his first year at the helm. we lost (T im ) Skehan in the first struck Smith keeper Steve Clark in took the game away from the Sounders with the game’s lone score at “ It was a close, hard-fought Drew Thomas 84-11-73; C —Gross There was a time when the East bination that figured in the game games. game. That put a bigger question the face. He had control, lost it, with 30:17 in the first half and gave the Eastern Division champion Cosmos game,” said 49ers’ coach Bill —Rich Borkowski 83, Net —Dan Catholic soccer team had to be leary winning play as Terry Bradshaw Dolphins 24, (lolls 20 Doran leaping over the sprawled their fourth title in the past six years. Walsh. “ 1 wouldn’t count the 49ers Gothers 94-26-68, Fran Lucas 94-23- of any and all opponents. mark on the defense.” At Miami, third-string running flipped a 2-yard scoring pass to John out yet. We’re still in the league.” 71, Bill Roy 97-26-71, Ralph King 94- ' It didn’t exactly strike fear in the The defense, led by sweeperback netminder and booting home the back Tommy Vigorito raced 33 Local schools place high. Stallworth just 68 seconds into the 22-72, Chuck Nicol 89-1772, Dave hearts of anyone. Alan Fish, came through in flying loose ball. yards on a pitcnout lor a iniru- Barbara Potter extra session. Jets 31, I’ alriols 7 Skink 99-26-73, Don Garvey 100-27- How times have changed. colors. Fish went the entire 80 Doran made it 2-0 at 11:23 as he Despite the -Steelers’ second Freeman McNeil gained 106 yards quarter TD and the Dolphins, 2-0, East showed it belongs in the ’big minutes against Smith and received took a through pass from midfielder TOKYO (U P I) — Third-seeded Bettina Bunge defeated No. 4 seed 73; President Cup winners —Gross straight triumph over a quality op to become the first Jet to post con-„ held off the stubborn Colts. —Steullet 74, Comerford 74; Net _ boy classification’ Saturday with its outstanding support from fullbacks Ed Ansaldi and scored on a 3-yard Barbara Potter, 7-6 (7-4), 6-2, Sunday to win a $175,000 international Redskins 21, Biieeaneers 13 . ponent, Bradshaw said his club secutive 100-yard rushing games —DeMartin 79-13-66, Borkowski 83- Roy individual winner 3-1 triumph over perennial power M ike Ahn, "rodd Pineo, Brian boot. The same combination hooked women’s tennis tournament. wasn’t ready to earn a shot at a fifth since Clark Gaines in 1976 and New Curtis Jordan blocked a punt and E.O. Smith at the’-Panthers’ pitch in Feshler and Dan Gardiner. The up on East’s final goal. With Smith 17-66. It was Bunge’s first tournament victory in Japan in her frequent Super Bowl championship. recoered it for a touchdown and latter, a freshman, played ap pressing the attack, Ansaldi cleared York, 1-1, held the Patriots, 1-1, to SWEEPS- Gross —Bednarz 52, Storrs. appearances. She earned first prize money of $40,000. The New York Giants play host to Mark Moseley kicked a pair of field proximately 40 minutes at stopper in from the defensive end with a long just five first downs in a Schaefer Comerford 54, Steullet 54; Net I The win comes on the heels of Bungee, 19, broke Potter’s service in the seventh game and kept her Green Bay tonight. goals set up by recovered fumbles to place of the injured Skehan. boot to Doran. The latter gathered it Stadium romp that proved costly. —Jim C reagan 67-29-38, Dan in race Invitational Friday’s 3-1 win over Canton, defen serve in the eighth for a 5-3 advantage. But Potter broke back in the Eagles 24, Browns 21 lead Washington, 2-0, to a road vic Jets’ end Joe Klecko, last season’s Gothers 64-26-38, Paul Cosman 63-23- ding state Class S champ and in and beat the keeper easily. 10th game and again in the 12th after Bunge broke in the 11th, forcing tory over the Buccaneers, 0-2, Leroy Harris ran 2 yards for the AFC Defensive Player of the Year, 40, Roy 67-26-41, Sink 68-2^'-42. another tradition-rich soccer school, Senior striker Colin Doran ac Smith averted the shutout at the the tie breaker. winning score with just 22 seconds suffered a ruptured right patella and Oilers 2,3, Seuliawks 21 There is room to move up but the counted for all three East goals, 33-minute mark on a goal by Shawn Kokoszka 57-15-42, Borkowski 60-17- left to cap a 21-point fourth quarter is expected to miss 12 weeks Earl Campbell reached the 100- Manchester High and East Catholic Klitz on a breakaway. 43, Warren DeMartin 57-13-44, Stan “ The first two games reputation- giving him five for the season and help Philadelphia even its yard rushing plateau for the first boys' and girls’ cross country wise we were underdogs,” stated already. It was a scoreless first half East outshot Smith, 13-9, with Bill Casper following knee surgery. Skiba 56-12-44, Sam Sapienza 64-20- record at 1-1 with a road victory. Raiders 38, Falcons 14 ■ time in almost a year and provided squads showed well at last Satur Eagle Coach Tom Malin, “ People with neither side particularly in con Eagle keeper Jeff Riggs making 11 44. NEWPORT, R.I. (U P I) — Billy Casper, captured his second The Browns, 1-1, had moved ahead the winning score on a 12-yard run day’s Windham Invitational in were not sure if we were ’there’ yet. saves. At Atlanta, the Raiders struck for REST 17- A —Gross —Tom Malin trol. straight tournament on the Senior PGA Tour Sunday by sinking a 12- 21-17 with 57 seconds remaining on with 53 seconds remaining to lead Willimantic. I feel w e’re there. “ Smith was in charge the first 20 “ This was maybe the greatest two ouchdowns in a 44-second span 70, Net —Roy Bell 72-10-62, Bob Nor- foot birdie putt on the fourth overtime hole to win the $125,000 Merrill Brian Sipe’s second TD pass of the the Oilers, 1-1, to a home triumph. The Indiab boys secqred third “ Teams will be aiming for us now, minutes but we came back. That weekend ever for East soccer,” late in the first half to post their se mington 68-5-63, Bob Chambers 73- Lynch-Golf Digest Commemorative Pro-Am in a sudden-death Lions 19, Rams 14 place in Race II with a total of 123 game to Ozzie Newsome. cond straight triumph. Superb 10-63, John Banavige 74-10-64, Henry especially in our league. If they can' gave us confidence w ^cou ld hold stated Malin, “ Somehow we have to Bob Thomas kicked four field ponints, trailing host Windham 71 playoff. “ When I looked up and saw there rookie Marcus Allen scored twice Steullet 74-9-65, Gino Calderone 75- knock us off, it will mean something our own and that we wtel^enT going prevent against a letdown. But this Casper, who started the day in a tie for second place, defeated Bob goals and Billy Sims became only and Bethel 95. The Eagle boys were was 22 seconds left, I was a little for the Raiders and also lofted a 47- 10-65; B —Gross —Ray St Louis 75. to their program.” against a superior team,” noted should give confidence to the team Toski. Both golfers were tied with 10-under-par 206’s after 54 holes of the 13th player in NFL history to in Race IV and took third place with worried because Cleveland is the yard pass to Cliff Branch on a half Net —Ron Broege 79-16-63, Roy Malin led the Eagles to the Class Malin. for the rest of the season that we can rush for more than 100 yards and 87 points, following St. Bernard’s 55 regulation play on the Newport Country Club’s 6,556-yard course. kind of team to come back,” said back option as the Falcons fell to 1- Broege 79-15-64, Keith Benneti 78- L semifinals a year ago. He, Doran strated the scoring at 1:25 play with anyone.’— Casper earned,$22,500 for the victory. Toski came from five strokes * catch passes for more than 100 and St. Anthony’s of Long Island 56. Philadelphia quarterback Ron 1. 1,3-65, Sam Worthen 79-14-65. Bill however, “ never dreamt we’d be 2 by collecting a rebound and sending East’s next outing is 'Tuesday yards in the same game as the Manchester girls took second off the pace to force a playoff by shooting a course record-equalling 65 Jaworski, who hit three passes in Gliicfs 19, (Jiurgcrs 12 Wood 77-11-66, Bob Tlmi,ski 81-15-66; and 0 after the first two games. We home a 10-yarder. Midfielder Bill against Northwest Catholic in West Lions, 2-0, posted a road triumph. place in Varsity Race I with 123 and winning $14,300 for coming in second. It was his first official the final 65-yard drive. Linebacker Dave King recovered C —Gross —Bob Bardc 82. Net were unsure of the defense and then Masse took the initial drive that Hartford at 3:15. Sims carried 25 times for 119 yards points, trailing Shepaug Valley’s 63 Senior PGA tour event of the year. Broncos 24, 49crs 21 a blocked punt in the end zone before —Mark Bennett 96-36-60, Jim Sgno and caught five passes for 103 yards. points. East girls annexed second At Denver, safety Dennis Smith’s the game was two minutes old and 98-36-62, Pete Ramey 89-25-64, Mar place in Varsity Race II with 62 ty Seinko 84-19-65, Norm Mawdsley points! trailing Montville’s total of Hopperstead scores lead Tribe, 5-0 83-17-66, Pat Paradise 96-29-67. 16 points. EVEN HOLES ONE II ALE Next outing for Manchester boys’ Yankees embarrassed UConn hooters down Vermont H AN D IC AP SW EEPS- Gross —Bill and girls’ is Tuesday at Wickham With senior striker Shana scored at 5.09 on a 5-yard boot, at matters at 6.25 of the second half Muzin 37, Nick Pahoulis 38, Bob Park against CCIL foes Hall and Hopperstead denting the back of the 7.26 on a tap^in with an assist from with a 5-yarder. Hopperstead drew Normington 38; Net —Mark Bennett Fermi at 3.30. East teams are idle twine four times, Manchester High Beth White, at 14.18 unassisted with an assist. By Len Auster Gardner Dow Field in Storrs before pleased with the win and sees his 49-18-31, Richard Vizard 45-13-32, girls’ soccer team blanked RHAM a crowd of 4,800. until Saturday when they’ll compete a 10-yard drive and at 30.36 with a Manchester outshot RHAM, 0-2, Herald Sportswriter young hooters progressing nicely. B laine H areld 41-9-32. N orm High, 5-0, Saturday morning at by Brewer big guns UConn, 4-0-2, extended its home at the Westlake Invitational. 10-yarder to the upper right comer. by a 31-5 count. “ We have to learn as we go,” he Mawdsley 41-9-32, Ray St. Louis 38- Memorial Field. What do you do for an encore after unbeaten skein to 35 with the win. Manchester's Mike Roy took in “ Shana had a fine game along Patti Wojnarowski had a strong sees. Morrone saw enough good 6-32, Ron Broege 40-8-32, Joe Sgro dividual honors in Race II with a The Indian hooters, 2-0, matching with our entire midfield of Mara winning a national title? Its last home setback was a 4-3 duke things but would like the forwards to game at sweeperback. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Like a figure to 37 while Molitor collected 51-18-33. 15:15.3 clocking over the .2.91-mile their win total of a year ago, have a (Walrath), Shelly (Schoeneberger) Well, first off, you go through the to San Francisco in 1975. pressure the defenders more on “ I ’m pleased with our first two person who’s had more than enough - his 17th. I, layout. Roy’s time was the,second big test today at Simsbuiy High at and Kristin (Craft),” stated Tribe first six games unbeaten the Freshman John Pietak scored at offense. games,” noted Erardi, adding he reeling out of a tavern at closing, The eighth straight loss'ltied the fastest of the day, MIKE ROY 3.30, Coach Joe Erardi. following year. the 44:34 mark of the first half on a He is pleased with the start. “ I ’m was looking forward to the the New York Yankees left town Yankees iongest losing streak since “ Mike ran behind (Ken) Reilly of . scores victory Hopperstead accounted for all Heather Hohenthal, with her se And then look for marked im header with his third goal of the happy with four wins and two ties. I challenge offered by Simsbury. after one more round of “ Harvey’s 1973 and dropped the defending AL Bethel, who took it out hard, until four first-half Indian tallies. She cond goal of the campaign, capped provement. season standing up as the game- didn’t expect to be,” he remarked. Wallbangers.” champs three games under .5(X). Patriots the last half mile. He then took the ran very well. This was a good race This was the best team effort in a Connecticut, defending NCAA winner. A beautiful cross from UConn’s next outing is Wednesday The Milwaukee Brewers Sunday lead and won by about 13 seconds," for experience and it gives us a basis long time.” “ I ’ve never seen pitching iike that Division I soccer champs, kept its Graziano Cornolo on the left wing at home against Boston University embarrassed the Yankees with a 14- noted Manchester Coach George to evaluate our program throughout Teresa Kittredge was fifth in before,” said Manager Clyde King. mark unblemished in 1982 with a 1-0 set up Pietak’s score. 1 victory,' pounding out 16 hits as at 3 o’clock. Suitor, the season," noted East Coach Jack 14:19, Carole Colliton seventh in Tolland girls outkick Catholic, 2-1 “ It’s downright embarrassing.” win over Vermont Sunday at Husky Coach Joe Morrone was they rewmeid t h ^ two-gaihe lead off game Sophomore Vinne Liscomb was Hull. 14.28, Felicia Falkowski 11th in Don Sutton allowed eight hits over Goals in each half enabled Tolland over Baltimore m me aiu ci ivan ninth in 15:59, Bob Dussault 23rd, East’s Jim Kittredge won the 15:00, Sue Byrne 16th in 15:14, Kathy never really got untracked in the se Tolland outshot East, 14-8, with eight innings and the lone run as he High to down East Catholic, 2-1, in League East Division. Gary Gates 40th, Sean Sullivan 51st, freshman race with a time of 11:43 Evans 23rd, Alice Charest 28th and cond half. We dominated the first Baglette netminder Martha Barter raised his record to 21 with FOXBORO, Mass, (U P I) - When non-conierence girls’ soccer action half,” he added. The loss was the Yankees eighth Gartenhaus softball champions Tom M ille r 59th and D arryl over a 2.1-mile layout. “ I was very Patty Doyle 35th for the East girls coming up big with 11 saves. Milwaukee since coming to the football’s great labor struggle of Saturday morning in Tolland. straight and third in a row in Frascarelli 63rd for Manchester. impressed with Jim’s run. He has a in Race II over the 2.4-mile layout. Brewers in the trade with Houston. 1982 is finally resolved, historians The setback evens the Eaglettes’ Milwaukee by scores of 14-0, 6-4 and Gartenhaus of New Britain cap Gartenhaus 9, Peter’s Pub 8; Levine F o g a r t y ’ s 9; N o r th e a s t 10, “ We ran better than we did lot of talent and should help our var New York took a 1-0 lead in the will look back and see that the New Montville, defending state Class mark at 1-1. 14-1. The Brewers amassed M hits in tured the Army & Navy Club ’A ’ In 13, Peter’s 2, Gartenhaus 13, Airex Cherrone’s 7; Cip 12, Northeast 5; Thursday. But we have a long way to sity this year, remarked Hull. third when Willie Randolph singled, York Jets started it two days early. M and Open champ, swept the top Blast resumes playtoday against Cheney hooters in tie the three games and Manager vitational Slow Pitch ^ ftb a ll Tour 12; Levine 13, Airex 5; Levine 6, Moriarty’s 8, Cip 5; Moriarty’s 14, go. I ’m just looking for improve Manchester girls had their best stole second and scored on Jerry- Well, almost. But the Jets, in an four places in the race. “ Teresa ran Glastonbury High at Mt. Nebo at Harvey Kuenn — inspiration for the Mumphrey’s double. nament staged this past weekend in Fogarty’s 2; Cips 5, Pub 2; Cip 8, Levine 13 (11 innings); Gartenhaus ment now,” voiced Suitor. finish ever, Becky Castagna was Settling for a 1-1 tie in its ‘82 home the rebound from five yards awesome display, of sheer power in fifth, Maureen Lacey 19th, Meg a very strong race to challenge the 3:15. nickname — was gloating about it. But the Brewers scored twice in Manchester. Gartenhaus downed Cherroiie’s 4; Moriarty’s 8, 10, Cip 3; Gartehaus 10, MoriartVs East’s Steve Kittredge, an opener, Cheney Tech stalemated out. the offensive and defensive lines, Montville runners,” remarked Laura Romeo put Tolland in front “ I hope this is just the beginning the fourth on an RBI single by Cecil Moriarty Bros., 10-6, in the cham Cherrone’s 7. ticipated to be the leader in the state Harvey 26th, Heidi Sullivan 33rd, Wolcott High in soccer action Satur Wolcott drew even at the 30- 6.’ made the New England Patriots Laura Bottone 40th and Robin Eaglette Coach Mark Skehan, “ We early with a well-placed drive to the of it,” he said of the hitting, “ I hope Cooper and a sacrifice fly by Ted pionship clash Sunday at Fitzgerald Sunday’s results: Gartenhaus 18. in ’82, didn't run as expected and fell day morning in Wolcott. minute mark of the second half on a wish the strike had come early. And Ediund 137th for the Indians. did not have one of our best days and upper right comer of the twine. Liz it stays that way the rest of the Simmons and they got three more in Field. back in the last half mile to take ’Two overtime sessions couldn't goal by Bill Coma. It, too, was aided the Patriots, losers 31-7 in a lopsided “ The thing I was most pleased still took second in a very strong Palmer drew East even at 17:09 ■ season. Anytime you win, it’s nice. the fifth. Carl Tint! had a tournament- fourth place in 15:31 in Varsity IV, produce a winner. by some lodse. ballhandling by the Race was humbling experience game, played as if they had gone on field. That leaves us looking forward with a drive to the lower half of the 'No matter what the score is, leading 10 homers and most Montville’s Shawn, Bennett had a with was how close the times were Cheney resumes play Tuesday in netminder. The nine run barrage in the eighth to our next meeting with these cage. whether it’s 2-1 or whatever.” race at Road America was a strike. 15.05.22 clocking, the day’s fastest. among the top five,’’ voiced Indian its home opener against Blast Hamp came off three New York pitchers. valuable player Leo Vel s went 21- teams,” he added. The game-winner was put home The Brewers scored nine runs in ELKH ART LAK E , Wis. (U P I) - humbling experience. “ We were totally inept,” un Ron Adams was fifth in. 15.33, Coach Phil Blanchette, “ I was also ton High at 3:15. “ Both goals were on goalie mis Shane Rawley, 10-10, took the loss for-25 with 16 RBI and seven homers In jayvee competition, by Sherry Beauchem in the second the eighth inning, including a three- For Hector Rebaque of Mexico it Rebaque drove his March derstated Pats coach Ron Meyer. Steve Matteo 18th, John Rowe 27th, pleased no one got hurt. This was Paul Nowak tallied the Cheney takes,” noted Tech Coach Paul but left after five innings. to pace Gartenhaus. Manchester’s Doug Potter was se 40-minute block. The win lifts run home run by Paul Molitor and a ■ Saturday results; Northeast was a moment of pride as he gar- Cosworth to a one lap, twominute “ We couldn’t get anything es Vinnie White 33rd, Jack Fitzgerald the best performance by a goal five minutes into the first half. Soucy. Kuenn was happy the Brewers cond with sophomores John Odom Tolland to 1-0-1. two-run blast by Gorman Thomas. Riggers 7, Main Pub 3; Moriarty 9, need honor for his countrymen. victory over A1 Unser, who ran out tablished. The sacks (six) and,the 37th and Mike Hebert 45th for the Manchester girls' team at Sal Rafala ^ k the initial drive Cheney outshot Wolcott, 11-5. kept two up on Baltimore but said: seventh. Bob Castagna 15th, Ed “ This was a tough game to lose,’, Sweeperback Jeff Santoro starred . The homer was his second in three Northeast 5; Moriarty’s 11, Main But for the rest of the field Sunday of fuel on the 49th lap of the 200 mile interceptions (three) were horren Elagles. Windham. I felt Becky ran a super which the Wolcott keeper hobbled. “ As long as we win, nobody is going Lynch 17th and Paul Toland 38th. poted East Coach Don Fay, “ We defensively for the Techmen. games and raised his AL leading Pub 5; Gartenhaus 13, Levine 13t the inaugural championship car champ car race< dous,” t. “ Steve Matteo and Ron Adams race along w l^ the rest of the team. Nowak was on the spot to slam to catch us.” <*• MANCHE.STKH HEBALD, Mon , Sept 20. I‘JH2____ |7 1 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Mon.. Sept. 20, 1982 Nebraska mentop 5 ^ Scoreboard S c o re b o a rd ,W' sorry in big win \o\ Bv Unitixl Press Inlernalional . B'lliliv Cole 1.552 72-71-72-71 286 Cin Pit ATLANTA CINCINNA’l’I BOSTON DETROIT abrhbi abrhbi ab r h bi ab r h bi Hall td Fame Toiirnamenl Beau Baugh 1.552 75-7)-70 71 -286 First downs 24 20 MAJOR Al Pinehursl. N (’ . St*pl 19 Keniiv Knox. 1.552 76«-70-7I 206 Sea Hou 25-68 17-36 Royster 3b 4 2 2 2 Redus If 4 111 Remv 2b 4 110. Jones rf 31 0 0 By Roberto Dias First downs 17 18 Hushes-yards Rnmirz ss 4 13 2 Walker rf 4 0 0 0 F.vnns rf 3 0 10 Whilakr ph 10 11 (Par 71) C KrenkH^ 1.552 71- 68 74 72 286 Itushes-vards 27—60 3^170 Pns.sing yards 310 268 Jav Haas. $45,000 70-70-70-66 276 Vaoce m *^T . 1.552 74-88 73-7a 286 DPI Sports Writer 3 - 29 2-13 Wshngln rf 4 0 12 Hayes p 0 0 0 0 Miller cf 0 10 0 Wilson cf 6 0 00 LEAGUE .lolin Adams. 27.000 (77-69 71-69 276 (K, Passing yards ”223 112 Sacks by-yards Baseball Murphy cf 2 0 0 0 Conepen ss 4 0 2 0 Rice If 3 10 0 Herndon U 4 0 11 Hal SuUon 1.259 68-72-71-75- 287 Sacks by-yards 3—19 6—46 Heturn yards 106 172 C Strange. 17,000 60-70-69-69 277 Tom Purlzer. I.2S9 72- 72-72-71- 287 27-38-3 29-42-0 nimbis lb 5 0 0 0 Dricssn lb 4 0 2 0 iHinsfid 31) 4 13 4 Parrish r 3 12 2 LEADERS M llalalskv, 10.333 70-68-73-68 279 Nebraska coach Tom Osbourne Football Heturn yards 33 12 Passes Harper If 4 0 0 0 Cedeno cf 4 0 3 0 Hoggs lb 4 100 Ivic dh 30 2 0 G.ms MiCord, 1558 71- 72-71-73 287 Passes 24—38—0 17—36—2 I’unts 3-45.3 6-39.2 Allen Miller, 10.333 68-72-71-67- 279 Sieve Melnvk, 1.259 70-73-72-72- 287 should have been all smiles after his 9-0 0-^) Hubbrd 2b 3 10 0 Bench 3b 4 0 0 0 I’crez dh 4 0 10 Turner dh 10 0 0 Punls 8-41.0 7-36.0 1''umbles-lost Miijoi UMgiie LeiidiTs Boh namiK-lt. 10.333 e8-71-70-a» 279 Chip Bc(k. l.fW) 72- 73-73-70 288 third-ranked Cornhuskers were all f’cnaltles-yards 4 - 40 5-46 Sinatro c 4 2 10 Ocster 2b 3 0 10 Nichols cf 3 12 2 Cabell lb 4 0 10 Mike Heid. 8.062 70-68-70-71 280 Fumbles-losl 5—3 1—1 Mahler p 0 0 0 0 Trevino c 4 0 10 St.'inh’ln ss 3 0 0 0 Brookns 2b 3 0 0 0 Bv ()nit(‘d Press Inlcrnational W Aniisirong 1.060 74-70-75-68 288 powerful, setting four NCAA offen Penallles-vards 9—80 6-60 Time of possession 3:35 30:29 DA Weihring. 8.062 73-71-66-70 280 D<-iiis Walson. I.(D0 70- 75-70-72 -288 Perez p 2 0 10 Berenyi p 0 0 0 0 Hoifmii ss 1 0 0 0 Leach ph 0 100 Batting 73- 70-74-71-288 Time of possession 29:38 30:21 Landsty ph 10 0 0 Alicn.son c 3 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 3 10 0 'Based on 3.1 plate appearances x Jack Benner. 7.000 72-64 71-74 281 Mike Sullivan 1,060 sive records in a 68-0 rout of New INDIVIDUAL LEADERS AIVUliKICAIN Lr^AljUC. Hoger Mallhie. .7.000 71-T2-71-67 281 I'.d l’'iori. 850 60 76-71-73- 288 RUSHING — Cincinnali-Johnson 16-49. Harris p 0 0 0 0 Trmmll ss 4 0 10 nmnlier of games each team has played) 72- 72-72-72 -209 Mexico State. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS East Hoshidr rf 2 0 0 0 Totals 32 6 8 6 Totals 34 4 8 4 National I/oague Jim Dent. 6.250 73-69-70-70- 282 Mark Hayes. 850 By Urmeu i ress International Rl'SHING-Seattle-Brown 5-31. Hughes Alexander 6-13. Curtis 1-2, Anderson 2-5. W'L Pet. GB Boh Bvman. 4.6(7 69-74-70-70 283 .Inhii Foiighl, 850 74- 71-75-68 289 But Osbourne, though proud of his pittsburch Pollard 6-14, Harris^.6-3. Davis Totals 32 6 8 6 Totals 34 1 10 1 Boston 000 000 24(^6 g ab r h pet 73- 70-73-73- 289 (All Times EDT) 6-22 I)(Kimink 3-10, Smith 7-9. Ivory 1-4. Milwaukee 88 60 .587 - Atlanta 040 101 000-6^ Detroit 000100G21-4 Olivci’. Mil 146 563 83 190 337 Larrv Mize. 4.607 (?»-70-73-70 283 • Bi iiee Devlin. 850 third-ranked team, expressed some Krieg 2-2. Zorn 3-2 Houston-Campbell 30- 34> Bradshaw 2-3. Baltimore 67 62 .584 2 Madloek. Pitt 145 545 92 177 .325 ,Inn Barber. 4.607 68-73-71-73 283 Inn Nelloid. 686 71- 73-71-75-290 PASSING —Cincinnatl-Anderson 27-38-3- Cincinnati lOOOOOOOO— 1 Fr-Herndon DP—Boston 1. Detroit 2. 1. Th'unpson. 4.fl7 73-69-71-70 -283 72- 72-74-72-290 misgivings after Saturday’s one NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 142 Ballev 1-13, Casper 1-8. Nielsen 2-7. Boston 82 67 550 7 F/—Concepcion. DP—Atlanta 1. Cincin LOB- Boston 3. Detroit 7. 2B-Perez. HR 1, Smith. SlL li3 561 BH 175 318 {;roige Burns, 6HH American Conference CraR 1-0.' :i23 Pittsburgh-Bradshaw 29-424U288. Detroit 74 73 .503 14 Bmkner, Chi 148 m 67 189 313 B Fleisher. 4.607 74-67-69-73- 283 Behhv Wadkins. 686 72-73-75-70-290 sided contest at Lincoln, Neb., and RECEIVING — CincinnatIrJohnson 2-21 nati 1 IX )^A tlanta 8. Cincinnati 8. 2B- - Parrish (29). Nichols (7). I^ansford Mike Holland. 4.607 70-69-74-70 2KI 77458:76-78-291 East f’ASSING - Seattle-Kricg 15-22-1564). New York 73 76 .480 16 Washington. Perez. HR- Royster (2). (It). SB—Cabell (15). S—Nichols. Durham. Chi 130 508 76 159 .312 Bill Callee. 608 said he felt sorry for the hapless W L T 1Pci, 1PF PA Zorn 9-16-1134). Houslon-Nlelsen 17-37-131- c.illinsworlh 9-144. Alexander 2-13. Ross Cleveland 72 75 .480 16 Guerrero. LA 142 513 85 168 308 I. Ten HnK?ek. 4.607 6B-6H-73-74-283 .leU Sanders. 6(B 71-74-72-74-291 7 W. Curtis. 2-19. A. Griffin 4-47, Kreider Redus (1) S—Mahler. Royster. Berenyi. IP H RERBBSO Lee Elder, 2.925 70-71-72-71-204 71- 72-74-74- 291 losers. Mi.imi 2 0 0 1.000 69 48 1 (’ampbeli 0-14)-l. Toronto 68 80 .463 20 SF—Ramirez. Boston Baker. LA 135 522 75 158 303 Bieliard Zokol. 6(B Huffaln 2 0 0 l.OOO 37 31 HECEIVINC;-SeaUle-Walker 4-81 Met- 1-24 PiHsburgh-Sweencv 4-33. Stallworth West Mernandez, Stl, 148 542 75 163 .301 Tim Norris. 2.025 70-74-70 70 284 Tom Valentine, 6(B 68-76-71-76 -291 4-54 Cunningham 5-82. Harris 11-68. IP H RERBBvSO Tudr (W 12-10) 7 2-3 5 3 3 3 11 Jim Thor)K‘. 2.9G5 72-71-70-71 284 74- 71-73-74-292 “I have mixed feelings because I NY Jpts 1 1 0 500 58 52 /claar 4-48. Hughes 4-44. Brown 3-38. Kansas City 84 66 .564 — Atlanta n e a r (S 14) 11-331113 Dawson. Mtl 135 557 IG2 1(77 .300 'I'hniiias Gray. 570 Now Kngland 1 1 0 soo 31 44 Smith 1-23. Carr 2-8. Doornink 3-mtnus-4, Sw.inn 1-4. Hawthorne 3-35. Pollard 1-2 California 04 66 564 — 141 506 B4 151 .298 .lerrv Heard. 2.925 70-73-T2-<» 284 Ed Dmigheriv. 57i 70-73-72-77-292 can empathize with the guy on the Mahler 21-3 8 1 1 0 0 Detroit Carter MU 7:i-70-76-72-292 Pittsburgh to a 37-17 victory. quarter to lead No. 2 Washington. Hs’illimore 0 2 0 .000 33 48 Tkc 1-fi. Johns 1-18. Sawyer 1-7, Houslon- Chicago 79 68 534 4*^ Perez (W 2-4) 62-3 2 0 0 1 3 Buckor (L 2-6) 7 5 2 2 1 3 Amei lean l.eague I.indv Miller. 2.925 6872-70-74 284 ilex ('aidwt'll. 570 other side of the field,” Osbourne Central Craft fr62. Casper 4-42. Holslon 1-18, rincinnati 0 3 7 10 0-20 Seattle 70 78 ,473 g ab h Charh's CockIv, 2.925 72-70-71-71- 284 Biliv Bassler. 57) 72- 73-73-74-292 After Chuck Nelson kicked a 42-yard Cincinnati Tobik-. 1-3 3 4 3 1 0 74«l-76-74 292 said. "I felt bad toward the end Pittsburgh, 2-0, took a 24-17 lead I’itlsburgh 2 0 0 1.000 62 48 Renfro 1-9. Thomaselli. 1-8, Campbell 4- Pittsburgh 7 3 7 3 f^26 Oakland 62 67 .416 22 Berenvi (L 8-18) 4 5 5 4 3 6 Biilev 12-3 0 0 0 0 2 Wilson. KC 124 537 81 181 .337 Dun Poolev. 1.950 69 76-«)-71 285 Bniee Dfiuglass. 570 field goal midway through the first Cin< innati I 1 0 .500 47 32 niinus4l Pil-Stallworth 15 pass from Bradshaw Texas 58 90 396 25 Vminl. Mil 113 582 116 333 Si.dl Ihieh. 1.950 71-71-71-72-285 Phil llaneiK-k 555 70- 7U-74-78- 293 because I didn’t quite know how to early in the second half when defen Harris 3 11114 HBP—bv Rucker (Evans). T—2:46. A— 71- 74-79-71- 296 sive end Art Lowery grabbed a quarter, Arizona fumbled and (’If’vcland 1 1 0 500 42 31 'Anderson kick) Minnesota 56 93 .376 28 Haves 2 2 0 0 1 1 Miirrav. Ball 138 5(1) 77 159 ,318 Kiir Batt(‘n, 1,950 71-71-73-70-285 Bud Nui’kolls, 535 shut thing down.” llnustnn 1 1 0 .500 29 48 Balt Mia rin-FG Breech 50 Sunday’s Results HBP—bv Berenvi (Hubbard). T—2:22. Gan ia. Tor 134 515 84 172 316 P Ooslerhuis. l.fO) 72-72-71-70--285 I’ ivne Slewarl. 535 71-7:1-77-74- 296 One of the “things” New Mexico deflected punt by Kevin Lowrey in Washington recovered at the 13. West First downs 14 ■ 21 Plt-EG Anderson 25 California 5. Toronto 1 A-12.2(n, CcHiper. Mil 142»» 96 168 314 Mark McCumher 1.960 74-67-72-72- 285 Pelluer hit Willie Rosborough with a I.A Haiders 2 0 0 1 000 61 31 Rushes-.vards 42-160 34-142 Cin-Jnhnson 1 run (Breech kick) Boston 6. Detroit 4 NEW YORK MILWAUKEE Harrali. ('lev 148r/)R 96 175 314 State didn’t shut down was Mike the blinding rain and took it 5 yards Baltimore 4. Cleveland 2. 10 innings TD pass three plays later. ‘’^iin Diego 1 J 0 500 X 22 Passing yards 96 161 Pit-Cunningham 2 pass from Bradshaw ab r h bi ab r h bi Carew Cal 126 4KJ 81 15(1 311 Rozier. ’The feisty tailback bulled for the score. Marino then threw for Kansas Cily 1 1 0 500 28 26 Sa< ks by-yards 1-9 3-33 ’ \ndcrson kick' Minnesota 9. Kansas City 4 Rndiph 2b 4 110 Molitor 3b 5 3 3 3 Biell KC 132 5P4 92 156 310 At Jackson, Miss., Alabama 1 icnver r 1 0 500 27 44- 77 43 Cin-Johiison 9 run (Breech kick) Chicago 8. Oakland 3 Mmphrv cf 4 0 2 1 Yount ss 4 3 2 2 Bice, Bo.s 132 526 79 162 ,3(D his way in gaining 149 yards and two fourth-period touchdowns to Rclurn yards nilCAGO’ MONTREAL roared to victory over Mississippi as Seat lie 0 2 0 000 28 44 Passes 9-17-0 16-25-0 (’in-FG Breech 31 ' Milwaukee 14, New York I Griffev rf 4 0 10 Cooper lb 4 0 12 lansford. Bos 1211% Bill39 ,3(F> three of Nebraska’s four wrap up the victory. National Conference 5-38,2 3-37,7 Pil-KG Anderson 42 Seattle 9. Texas 7 ab r h bi ab r h bi Winfield If 4 0 0 0 Simmons c 3 111 Home Huns Piints-yards Sandbrg 2b 5 0 0 0 Raines If 4 2 3 1 touchdowns in the first half. ■ In the second half, a thunderstorm quarterback Walter Lewis ran for Fast I'uinhles-lost 3-0 2-2 Pil-Sial|w(*rlh 2 pass from Bradshaw Monday's Games Gamble dh 3 0 2 0 Thomas cf 5 2 3 3 Nalional l.(*ague — Kingman. N \’. 37, 19th hole left the field under two inches of one touchdown and passed for two, W L T Pet. PF PA Pcnalties-yards 6-63 1-5 >no kick) Detroit (Morris' 16-15) al Baltimore Hall rf 5 0 2 1 Dawson cf 4 13 0 Nettles 3b 3 0 10 Ogllvie If 5 111 MiirpliN Atl, 35 Schmidt. Phil. 33, Rozier and quarterback Turner Washington 2 0 0 1.000 48 47 Time of jmssession 31:06 28:52 A-53.973 (Palmer 14-4). 7:35 p.m. USmilh p 0 0 0 0 Oliver lb 5 12 3 Sniallev ss 3 0 0 0 Money dh 4 111 !lorn(‘f Atl. 32, Guerrero. LA. 31 water. including an 80-yard bomb to Jesse Dallas 1 1 0 500 52 43 Cleveland (Barker 13-111 at New York Rurknr lb 5 12 0 Carter c 4 0 0 0 Ralboni lb 4 0 10 Moore rf 4 110 Ameriian League Thomas. Mi), 36. Gill paced the Cornhuskers’ total 1 1 0 500 56 58 (Guidry 14-7). 8 p.m Morelnd If 5 12 1 Wallach 3b 4 0 10 offense of 883 yards, breaking the “The big factor in the game was Bendross. Sophomore fullback Craig I’hila INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Phil Cle Wvnegnr c 4 0 0 0 Ganlner 2b 4 2 2 1 Winfield NY 36, He Jackson, Cal. 35. Shea 54; Net, Betty Lou Nordeen 56- Turner scored three touchdowns for '’hi laiuis 1 1 0 .500 28 31 RUSHING — Baltimore-Dixon 20-87. First downs 25 23 Boston (Eckersley 12-121 at Milwaukee Woods If 0 0 0 0 Cromart rf 4 0 10 Totals 33 1 8 1 Totals 38 14 15 14 Thornton. (’lev. 31. Oglivie. Mil and Country Club NCAA Division 1 record of 875 yards the rain,” Fazio said. “Unfortunate \Y Uianls 0 1 0 .000 14 16 M( Millan 13-40. Pagel 3^. Franklin 4-16. Hushes-yards 25-93 30-139 (Vuckovich 17-41. 8:30 p m .Inhnsln rf 5 0 11 Speier ss 3 0 0 0 New York 001 000 000- 1 Cooper. Mil. 30 16-42, Sylvia Stecholz 58-16-42. Alabama, 2-0. Central Wright 1-3. Stark 1-8 Miami-Nalhan 14- Passing yards 330 227 Toronto (Leal 11-13) at Minnesota Tahler 3b 4 111 Flynn 2b 3 110 Milwaukee 000 230 09x- 14 Buns Baited In FOUR BALI,- Mary P resti, set by Oklahoma in 1980. Nebraska ly, for Florida State, it just went our (Castillo 10-11). 8:35 p.m. Davis r 4 2 2 0 WJhnsn ph 10 0 0 GOVKRNOR'S CUI’- Bob way then. I told coach (Bobby) Detroit 2 0 0 1.000 36 24 56, Franklin 14-46. Woodley 4-9. Figorilo. Return yards 83 97 F/—Nettles. DP—Milwaukee 2, LOB— Nalional U'ague - Miirphv. All. 106, Maureen Bednarezyk, Linda Maher, also set Division 1 records in total At El Paso, Texas, Eric Dicker- Ureen Bay 1 0 0 1 000 35 23 ■»31 PaSses 25-41-1 28-41-2 Kansas City (Gura 17-I0i at California Kenndv ss 3 0 10 Lillie 2b 0 0 0 0 New York 8. Milwaukee 4. 2B— Oliver. Mtl. 106: Buckner. Chi. 99 and Genovesi def.Paul Rosselto, Stan first downs, first downs rushing and Bowden after the game it could have Minnesota I 1 0 .500 39 33 PASSING —Baltimore-Pagel 8-164)—124. Punts 3-36.0 4-38.0 (Zahn 16-81. 10 30 p.m. Riplev p 1 0 0 0 Rogers p 2 0 0 0 Mumphrey. Thomas. Simmons. Oglivie. Hendrick. StL, 9R; Clark SF 98 McFarland def. Ray Tanguay, Dick Helen Meegan 57; Rose Robideau, son scored on the second play of the Tampa Hay 0 2 0 000 23 30 1-1 1-1 (Chicago (Hoyt 16-14) at Seattle (Clark I’rolv p 0 0 0 0 BSmith p 10 0 0 Ameru an League - M( Ha(v KC 123. been a real high-scoring game had Wood 1-14)—5. Miaml-Woodlev 16-25-0— Fumbles-lost Thmpsn ph 1110 Fryman p 0 0 0 0 Gantner. 3B—Yount HR—Molitor (17). Lorraine Demko, Eileen Plodzik, yards gained rushing. game en route to becoming the top Chirago 0 2 0 .000 10 27 180 Penalties-yards 3-15 4 - » 3-2). 10:35 p.m‘. Thomas (37). SB—Randolph (13). SF— ('ooper. Mil. 114. Thornlon, Clcv Smith def. Dick Giorgetti, Sher the rain not come.” W'esl 1-12 1-4 Texas (Tanana 6-18) at Oakland Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Phelps ph 10 0 0 112 Thomas. Mil. 107. Wihlield. NY Kfi Dot Hqrtzog 60; Florence Barre, Osbourne, who seriously said he rusher in Southern Methodist RECEIVING — Baltimore-Dixon 3*18. Saeks by Wills ph 10 11 Reardon p 0 0 0 0 Simmons. Cooper. Ferguson def. Nils Shenning, Bill New Orleans 1 1 0 500 17 21 Butler 1-M. Krauss 1-5, Bouza 2-24, Time of possession X:03 29:57 (Keough 11-17). 10:35 p.m IP H R ER BB SO Stolen Bases Betty Broucek, Emily Sarra, JoAnn hoped people didn’t think he was Elsewhere, No. 2 Washington 1 1 0 .500 30 52 Tuesday's Games Tidrow p 0 0 0 0 MacMullen def. Bill Tomkiel, Frank downed Arizona 23-13, No. 4 history and start the sixth-ranked Atlanta lIcnrvMB. Sherwin 1-11 Miami-Harris 4- New York National !.eague — Raines. MU, 7n. L Hunt 60, ' trying to “run up the score,” did Mustangs on their way to the vic San Fran 0 2 0 .000 38 47 78 Celalo 2-27. Figorilo 2-16. Nathan 4-38. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Detroit at Baltimore, night Durhm p h . 1 1 1 2 Rwlv (L 10-10) 4 2-3 7 5 5 1 2 Sm'Ui SiL, 64. Wilson. NY ahd Moreno. Lipinski def. Rick Marshall, Stan have a word of praise for New Alabama overwhelmedMississippi 1 A Hams 0 2 0 .000 37 54 Mardv M. Rose 1-8. Hill 2-8. RUSHING -Phlladelphia-Harrington U- Cleveland at New York, night Morales cf 0 0 0 0 Frazier 2 1-3 2 2 2 0 I Pill 57 SSax LA 46 Hilinski def. Bill Ahn, Frank Kier- 42-14, sixth-ranked Southern tory. Dickerson scored twice and Sunday's Results 52 Montgomery 12-38. Harris 1-2, Boston at Milwaukee, night Totals 40 7 14 7 Totals 36 5 11 4 McGlothen 0 4 4 4 0 0 American League - Henderson, Oak. Mexico .State, whose deepest gained 165 yards, running his career Dallas 24. St. Umis 7 Jaworski 1-1. Cleveland-White 10-45. Toronto at Minne.sola. night Chirago 200111020-7 Kaufman 1 2 3 3 1 0 124 Garcia. Tor. 49. J (Yuz. Sea. 42. nan def.Mike Lomba; Third round - penetration was to the Nebraska 38 Methoidist topped Texas-El Paso 31- Denver 24, San Francisco 21 Baltimore 0 17 0 3—20 Pruitt 11-32..C, Miller 7-40, SIpe 2-22. Kansas City at California, night Montreal 310 IflOOO^ 5 Milwaukee M.ihlor, Mil :w Wathan, KC, 35 Genovesi def. McFarland, Ferguson FEB 10, eighth-ranked Penn State rolled total to 3,171. Detroit 19. L A. Rams 14 Miami 14 0 10 0-24 PASSING —Phlladelphia-Jaworski 25-41- Chicago at'Seattle, night DP—Chirago 1, Montreal 1. LOB- Sutton (W 2-1) 8*81135 Pitching in the fourth quarter. At University Park, Pa., Todd Houston 23. Seattle 21 Mia-Woodley 1 run 'Van Schamann Texas at Oakland, n i^ t Chicago 8. Montreal 8. 2B—Moreland’. Slaton 100000 Victories def.Smith, Lipinski def.MacMullen, , Sports over Rutgers 49-14, No. 9 Michigan IM-l Cleveland-Sipe 2941-239-2. FIvnn Oliver 3B-Raines 2. Cromartie. “I don’t think New Mexico (State) Blackledge tied two school records Kansas City 19. San Die^o 12 kicki*''**^^'-*— RECEIVING — Philadelphla-Carmicha- Frazier pitched to 2 batters in 8lh: N.’itional League - Carlton. I’hil. 2IM(». Hilin.ski def. Kiernan. Semifinals was upset by No. 19 Notre Dame 23- LA Raiders :18. Atlanta 14 Mla-Hardv 4 pass from Woodley (Van (>l 6-100 SmithImith 4-83, Montgomery 4-48. NATIONAL LEAGUE tlfi—Oliver (221. Tabier (1), Durham McGlothen pitched to 4 batters in 8th Valenzuela. LA. 1912. Rogers MU. 17-7. ''Calendar quit trying,” he said. by passing for 215 yards and four Miami 24. Baltimore 20 Schamann kick) C.iinpfield 4-32. 4-3 Quick 2-28. Spagnola 2-21. East 1221, SB-Burkner (15), Raines (70), T-2 59 A-30.306. Bi'oss. I.A. 17-10. Niekr4), Hou 16-10 will be played Saturday and finals on 17, and lOth-rated Arkansas Ni'w Orleans 10. ChicaRo 0 Bal-Butlcr 53 pass from Pagel (Wood W L Pci. GB Dawson (37). ^ American League — Vuckovich, Mil. Indicating a cut on his chin. New touchdowns to pace Penn State over Harrington 2-9, Kab H3. Cleveland- IP H RERBBSO Sunday. Mexico State quarterback Jamie defeated Navy 29-17. New Yiirk Jets 31. New England 7 )i< k) N« w.some 8-122. Eeacher 4-37. White 3-15, St Loui.s 86 63 .577 - 174, (;ura, KC. 17-10 Zahn. Cal, 16-8, outmanned Rutgers. IMiiladelphia 24. Cleveland 21 Hal-F(; WfKtd 51 Philadelphia 81 67 .547 4“.i Chicago . . . OAKl.ANI) CHICAGO Caldwell Mil. 16-11. Hoyt. Chi. 16-14, BUST 12- Class A - Ted Plodzik 44- Rounding out the Top 20, No. 11 C Miller 2-15. Hall 1-31, Pruitt 1-12. Ripley 12-3 5 4 4 1 1 Monel :iy McAlister said he was glad to leave At South Bend, Ind., fullback I’liKhurgh 26. Cincinnati 20 (OT) Bal-Krauss 5 pass from Wood (Wood W ilki*r 1-7. Montreal 79 69 .534 6*^2 ab r h bi ab r h bi M'»rris Del. 16-15 4-40, Dave Kaye 42-1-41, Bob Lincoln. North Carolina beat Vanderbilt 34- SSashington 21. Tuinpa Bay 13 kitk* Pitlsburgh 79 69 .534 6*2 Prolv 21-3 3 1 1 U 1 Sexton ss 3 0 11 Grav 3b 3 10 0 Earned Run Average Vonderkall 44-3-41; Low gross, Dave SOCCER 10, 12th-rated Ohio State topped Larry Moriarty rushed for 116 yards , Monday s Game Miii-Vlgorilo 33 run (Van Schamann Chicago 66 83 .443 20 Campbell * 1 1 0 0 2 1 Davis ph 1 0 0 0 Paciork lb 4 2 2 0 ,'Uased on 1 inning x number o( games MnnchcHlcr ul Siinttliury (girlH), “Now we have to hope for next and a touchdown, kicker Mike , I All Times EDT> kif'ci I’hiladelphla 0 3 021—24 New York 57 91 .385 28* a Tidrow (W 8-3) 2 2 0 0 1 0 Murphy cf 5 12 0 Nyman lb 0 0 0 0 each team has played' Kaye 72; Class B - Bob Copeland 45- Michigan State 31-10, No. 13 Clem- (.M'ln Bav at New York Giants, 9 p.m West :t:.3 0 week; there is nothing else to do,” Johnston booted three field goals. Mia-FG Van Schamann 29 Cleveland 7 0 0 14—21 I. Smith (S 15) 2 0 0 0 0 2 Rnrrphs If 3 0 2 0 Baines rf 4 2 10 Nalional League — Rogers, MU. 2.44. 6-39, Peter Foster 45-5-40, John son could ony manage a tie with Bai-F(J Wood 48 Clc-New.some 19 pass from Sipe (Bahr Los Angeles 05 65 .567 — ' Montreal . „ Armas rf 3 11 2 Luzinsk dh 4 13 5 Niekro Hou. l5 l. Andujar. StL. 2 56. (llaHtnnliury ul EuhI Catholic he said. 'T il tell you what, now I A-51.999 ■ Atlanta 82 67 .550 2*'z Rogers 5 1-3 10 5 5 2 2 Pickens 47-6-41, Joe Novak 47-5-42, Boston College 17-17, 14th-ranked Moriarty scored on a 24-yard run in kick I Klutls 3b 2 0 0 0 Kemp If 5 13 3 S'.|*>, Cm, 2 81. Valenzuela LA. 2 86 (nirU), l.S know how (PLO leader Yasser) Phi-EG Franklin 47 San Francisco 79 70 .530 5*2 B Smith (L2-2) 2 1-3 4 2 2 0 3 Gross 3b 1 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 0 0 0 \m('riean League - SutebUe. Cle. 2 91. Mike Martin 49-7-42, Frank the second quarter and Johnston Kir'it downs San Diego 75 75 .500 10 CROSS COUNTRY Arafat felt when he left Beirut.” Texas tripped Utah 21-12,No. 15 Ru I'cs-yards Clo-Whitc 3 run (Bahr kick) Frvman ® ® ® 5 1 Rudi dh 4 0 0 0 Hill c 0 0 0 0 Del 207. Stanlev. Bos 3 18, booted field goals of 36, 37 and 41 Houston 69 80 .463 15*^ Reardon 1 0 0 0 0 0 Meyer ph 1 0 iO 0 VLaw ss 3 0 10 Livingston 49-7-42, Gene Kelly 49-7- West Virginia edged Maryland 19-18, I‘ .I - iiiR yards Phi-Smilh 41 pass from Jaworski ViK’Jcovieh Mil, 3.21. Palmer. Hal, 3.22 EuhI lluiiiplon al Cheney Tech, “Wet” might be a succinct way to l•'il•sl downs Cincinnati 55 94 .369 29*? PB-Davis T-2;45. A-42.491 Moore lb 4 0 0 0 Kuntz cf 3 110 Strikeouts 42, Gus Anderson 49-7-42, Bob yards. Quarterback Blair Keil was ''.I' iv.s' tiv-yards 'Franklin kick) .3: US sum up the feelings of Florida State 16th-ranked Miami (Fla.) took R' 'urn vard.s Uushes-yards I’hi-Camplield II pass from Jaworski Sunday's Results McKay 2b 4 110 Loviglio 2b 3 0 10 National League - Solo. Cin. 250, Pagan! 47-5-42, Bob Norwood 49-7- 15 of 22 for 141 yards. I’assing yards St. Umis 3, New York 1 Kearnev c 4 0 10 Kittle ph 10 0 0 Carlton. Phil. 245; Hyan. Hou. 221, GIRLS VOLLEYBALL, after playing No. 1 Pittsburgh Satur Virginia Tech 14-8, No. 17 UCLA l^^.^^es 20-32-2 22-39-1 'Franklin kick) Chicago 7. Montreal 5 At Little Rock, Ark., the Razor- I’unls 5—13.4 6-48.0 Sacks by’ Cle-Newsome 34 pass from Sipe (Bahr Dillard 2b 0 0 00 \ alenziiela LA. 182. Welch. LA. 161 ,42; Class C - Jack Shea 48-8-39, rolled over Wisconsin 5126, and No. Pilt.shurgh 8. Philadelphia 1 Totals 34 3 8 3 Totals 34 8 12 8 SiniHhiiry ul MunehcHler day night. The Panthers, while backs spotted Navy an early lead I 'iimhles-lost 2 - 0 3 -0 Return yards kicki American League — Bannister. Sea. Jaime Villimizar 49-8-41, Don 18 Mississippi State downed l’ass<‘s 12-20-0 14-27-0 Plu-Harris 2 run (Franklin kick) Atlanta 6 . Cincinnati I HOUSTON LOS ANGELES Oakland 200 010 000-3 185, Barker ('lev, 158. 'Righelli. NY. 146 Eileh ul EuhI Galholie, 4 p.m. dodging the raindrops at but rallied behind the running of I’enallies-yards 4-390 6-56 \jOs Angeles 5. Houston 4. 10 inning.s abrhbi abrhbi Chicago 203 003 00X-8 Edwards 56-13-43, Bill Leone 53-10- Memphis State 41-17. Time ol |M)S.ses.sion 31:37 28:23 • Punts 7-40.6 6-31.7 \ -78.830 C.uidrv NY 144. Beattie. Sea. 140 Tallahassee, Fla., managed to avoid ITimliles-losl l-O 5-4 San Francisco 4. San Diego 3. U Puhl rf 4 0 1 0 Thomas 2b 40 10 E—Gray LOB—Oakland 8. Chicago 9 Saves 43, Ralph Frank 54-11-43, Bob Darryl Bowles to whip the innings Thon ss —5TTiy-SSax 2b 0 0 0 0 2B—Baines. Luzinski 3B—McKay. HR— the Seminoles as well. No. 5 Georgia, No. 7 Florida and INDiVIDUAL LEADERS Penalties-yards 3-23 5-36 National League — Sutter, StL. 33 Midshipmen in the first meeting Time of possession 36:37 23:23 Monday's Games Knighl lb 5 0 10 Brock ph 10 0 0 Armas (26). Kemp (17). SB—Luzinski Minion SF and Garber. All 28 Gustamachio 5143. Tuendav Dan Marino tossed two touchdown No. 20 Brigham Young were idle. RUSHING - Dallas-Dorsett 22-98. l’‘irst downs Pittsburgh (McWilliams 7-7) at Chicago Garner 3b 4 12 1 Landrex cf 5 110 between the two teams. Bowles 'URS 4-15. DuPree 1-6. Newhouse 3-14. (li. Grav (1). SF—Sexton. Bj'ardon MU. 25: Tekulvo. Pill. 20 SWEEPS- Gross, Dave Kaye 72; SOCCER At Tucson, Ariz., Steve Pelluer INDIVIDUAl. LEADERS Rushes-yards (Nolcs 8-12). 2:35 p.m. Cruz If 5 13 0 Garvey lb 4 12 0 IP H R ER BBSO Ameri'an League — C^uisenherrv KC passes and fullback Marlon McIn piled up 138 yards on 27 carries. •<1 Louis-Anderson 17-30. Morris 2-11. Passing yards Montreal (Lea 12-9) at New York Ashbv c 4 0 10 Guerrer rf 5 0 2 2 Net, Ted Plodzik 75-7-68, Bob E uhI Galholie al Norlhwesl tyre added two more TDs to lead threw a 16-yard strike in the second I Minax 3*18. R. Green 1-3, RUSHING — Washington-Riggins 34-136. Oakland 3.1 Finj’ers. Mil. 29. Gossage. NY 28. .Harmon 3-13, Theismann 2-6. Wonsley 6- "^ai ks by-yards (Ownbey 1-2). 7:35 p.m. Bass’ pr 0 0 0 0 Monday If 4 10 0 Hanna (L 0-4) 2 1-3 6 5 5 2 1 .Caudill. Sea. 25. Davis. Minn 20 Vonderkall 76-6-70, Tim McNamara Galholie, ,3:1.5 PASSINO Dallas-White 20-32-2-2-2C6. St Pciurn yards Atlanta (Boggs 2-21 at Houston (Ryan Pujols r 1 0 0 0 Roenick If 0 0 0 0 I ..... 22-38-1-1-291. R. Green 0-1-0 22 Tampa Bay-Wilder 11-35. Owens 8-17. McCatty * 3 1 2 2 4 5 76-4-72, Bill Moran 77-5-72, Pete Passes 22-38-1 22-39-1 15-11). 8:35 p.m.v Scott cf 4 0 2 2 Cey 3b 3 113 D'Acquislo 0 1110 0 EuhI Hampton al Cheney Tech, RECEIVING—Dallas-Pearson 4-57. Hill Williams 9-49, 5-31.8 a-60.0 I’ASSING—Washington-Theismann 12- Punts Philadelphia (Denny 0-1» at St. Louis Doran 2b 5 0 0 0 Bradley pr 0 0 0 0 OwchlnKo 2 2-3 4 0 0 1 1 Denz 76-4-72, Tim McFrancis 75-3- .3:1.5 H liM Dorsett 3-17, DuPree 1-2. Springs 2- l’'umliles-Iost 9-2 2-0 (Andujar 13-10). 8:35 p.m. I.aCo,ss p 3 1 1 0 Taveras 3b 0 0 0 0 W Cosbie 1-29. B. Johnson 1-20. St. •’n4V-H2. Tampa Bav-Williams 14-274)— Chicago 72; B - Gross, Bob Pagani 81; Net, GROSS COUNTRY N.E. grid roundup 109 Pcnaliies-yards 6-70 12-79 Tuesday s Games Tolman ph 1 0 0 0 Scioscia c 4 0 10 Ksmn iW 10-61 6 1-3 8 3 3 2 9 1 "uis R Green 10-170. Tilley 4-29. Gray 1- rime of possession 23:39 36:21 Montreal at New York . LaCorte p 0 0 0 0 Yeager c 0 0 0 0 Pete Foster 76-9-67, Bob Norwood Hull/Fermi al MuneheHler, 3:30 13 LaFleur 1-15. Marsh 2-38. Anderson 4- RECEIVING —Washington-Warren 2-15. Kern 2 2-3 0 0 0 1 4 Monk 4-41. Riggins 2-15. Brown 3-33. Pittsburgh at Chicago Roberge p 0 0 0 0 Russell ss 3 0 0 0 D Acquisto pitched to 1 batter in 61h 84-14-70, Gus Anderson 86-14-72; C - Hall/Eermi al ManehcBler (girls), INDIVIDUAL l.EADERS San Francisco at Cincinnati, night Orta ph 0 0.0 0 T-3 20 A-19.742 Soccer T)idier 1-8, Tampa Bav-Wilder 5-46. House RUSHINO-San Diego-Muncie 12-62. Gross, Bob LaChapelle 87; Net, 41(6. T. Bell 114. Jones 1-7. Giles 2-22. Philadelphia at St. l^uis. night Valenzui p 3 0 10 GOLF 3::30 Dallas ■ 0 7 7 10-24 I Bell 1-5, Chandler 1-21. Brooks 1-6. Fouls l-O. Atlanta at Houston, night Belangr ph 1 1 0 0 Jaime Villamizar 84-15-69. EIELI) HOCKEY Upsets spice day SI Uiuis 0 7 0 0—7 Kansas City-Delaney 10-61, Jackson 9-20, U)s Angeles at San Diego, night Totals 41 4 12 3 Totals 37 5 9 5 ri.EVELAND BALTIMORE IIOLE-IN-ONE- Bob Copeland Diil-Coshie 29 pass from White (Septien Konnev 7-U. Bledsoe 7-11. Marshall 1-7. Two out when winning run scored ab r h bi ab r h bi Fermi at MuneheHler, 3:30 PASSING-San DIego-Fouls 21-36-1-204. Houston 101001 000 1— 4 aced the 149-yard eighth hole using a kitki Washington 9 9 0 3—21 Pennant Races at a Glance Bannistr If 5 0 2 0 Shelby cf 6 130 Bv United Press Inlernalional GIRLS VOULEYHALI. Sfl.-Tilley 4 pass from l^max 'lampa Bay o 6 0 7-13 Muncie 1-1-0-17, Winslow O-l-O-O. Kansas Iajs Angeles 0000030002—5 Milborn 2b 5 0 10 Dauer 3b 5 12 2 six iron. Witnessing the feat were Cilv-Kenney 22-30-1-203. By United Press International B—Russell. Cruz. DP—Houston 2. LOB Harrah 3b 4 0 10 Ripken ss 3 12 0 LPGA PING Team Championships EuhI Galholie al Govenlry Tigers win lO'Donofihue kick) . Wash-Brown 8 pass from Theismann At Portland. Ore . Sept 19 Dal-DuPree 6 run^Reptien kick) 'kick failed) RKCEIVING-San Diego-Chandler 668. -Houston 10. Los Angeles 6. 2B-Garner. Thorntn dh 4 0 0 0 Murray lb 4 0 2 1 Hal Giglio, Bib Flynn and Dick Winslow 6-61. Muncie 3-6, Joiner 2-22. AMERICAN LEAGUE Guerrero HR-Cey (22). SB-Thomas Ifargrv lb 4 0 10 Ayala dh (Par 72) W'edneHilu\ for Ivy openers Manchester Tigers took a 4-0 win Dal-Pearson 24 pass from White VVash-FG Moseley 45 East 3 0 0 0 S Havn-K. McMlln$2l.600 67-64-66- 196 Pasternostro. 'Septien kick) IB-House 62 pass from Williams (kick ( ippelletti 2-9, Scales 1-26, Sievers 1 ^. (2». Garner (22). Cruz (20). S-Puhl. SF Nahrdny c 4 111 Singletn ph 0 0 0 I SOCCER over Farmington Sunday in Far BrcMiks 1-2. Kansas City-Carson 5-60. W L Pet. GB I.ori Garbcz-Plt RzzlO.800 66-64-68-198 BEST 14- Class A - Dick Paster- Dal-FG Septien 26 failed) Milwaukee 89 60 .597 — —Garner. Hassey c 0 0 0 0 Bmory ph 1000 Sham Brrtt-N. RbnlO.800 66-65 67-198 W elhernfiehl at MuneheHler, .3:30 A-5n.706 \Vash-FG Moseley 21 Marshall 4-63. Scott 4-24, Delaney 3-11, IP H RERBBSO Mannng cf 3 11 0 Roenick If 3 0 0 0 naslro 57-8-49, Rich Long 57-8-49, mington. Brian Altrui, Mark Hancm'k 2-26. Dixon 1-6, Jackson 1-6. Baltimore 87 62 .584 2 Dnn Cpn-K. Whlwrth5,932 67-67-66-200 pion Clemson for 17-17 tie. The Salafia, Pete Farley and Jed Wash-Jordan recovered blocked punt in Games Remaining Houston Hayes rf 4 0 11 Lownstn If 10 0 0 Chrs J>m.sn-Rbn Wltn5.932 66-67-68-200 Steve Matava 55-5-50, Larry Gazza GIRLS VOLLEYBALL By United Press International end zone (kick failed) Bledsoe 1-6. Hadnot 1-3. Lacoss 8 7 3 3 0 2 Fischlin ss 3 0 10 Hrnndz ph 1 000 Eagles narrowly survived a late MILWAUKEE (13); Home (6)-Boslon LaCortc (L 1-5) 1 2-3 1 2 2 3 0 Nnev Lpz-J AnnWshm5,93 68-66-67—200 58- 8-50, Jamie Smith 56-6-^; Hall Low al MuneheHler Stansfield tallied for the Tigers. NO Chi TB-Wilder 7 run iCapece kick) (3). Sept. 20. 21, 22; Baltimore (3). Sept. Young li 0 0 0 0 Roth Daniel-Sllv Ltll4.700 71WB-66-201 What can you say about the Ivy San Diego 0 0 9 6-12 Roberge 0 1 0 0 0 0 Ford rf 5 0 0 0 field goal kicking contest when Jason Dieterle, George Cook and l•'ilsl downs 17 13 Wash-FG Moselev 19 Kansas City 7 9 3 6-19 24 . 25. 26; Away (7)—at Boston (3). Sept. Mvra Vn Hs-D'nnWht4.120 66-68-68-202 gross, Woody Clark 73; Class B - League except that it’s totally un Hiehes-yards 53-182 A-fi6.1ff7 I^ s Angeles Sakata 2b 5 0 2 0 Thurndav Clemson kicker Donald Igwebuike’s Lucas Cosgrove drew assists. Next 16-48 KC-Klug recovered blocked punt in end 28. 29. 30; at Baltimore (4), Oct. 1 (2). 2. Valenzl (W 19-12) 10 12 4 3 1 8 S Berllcen-D Grmn4.120 66-67-78-2(E Walt Ferguson 55-10-45, Gene Kelly Pa rsing yards 135 135 Dempsev c 5 13 0 Marv Hafmn-Jn I.^k3,060 68-TO-65—203 SOCCER predictable. Remember last year, zone (Lowery kick) 3. Roberge pitched to 1 batter in 10th, Totals 36 2 9 2 ToUls ' 42 4 14 4 43-yard attempt sailed wide. outing is Tuesday at 5:30 against Sacks hv-yards 5-46 1-12 Rams BALTIMORE (13): Home (7)-Detroit Hie Cmstck-S. Frwg3.060 71-66-66-203 59- 14-45, Bob Norwood 60-14-46, Bob ■when ;ou needed a calculator to Heturn yards 50 66 K('-FG Lowery 19 T-2 56 A-48.110, Two out when winning run scored MCC al EGSC JV, 4 p.m. Boston University was stopped in Glastonbury at Rotary Field in First downs 21 KC-FG Lowery Z7 (3) . Sept. 20, 21. 22; Milwaukee (4). Oct. Cleveland 020 000 000 0 -2 Rrbr Mxnss-B. Slmn3.060 68-67-6|7-2(n Pagani 5647; Class C - Don Edwards decide who was going to win the Passes 11-17-1 17-35-3 1 (2). 2, 3; Away (6)—at Milwaukee (3). Jerilvn Brtz-M. Hnsn3.060 66-69-68—200 Seminary al Rollon, .3:15 its season open, 22-20, by New Glastonbury. Punts 8-43.6 9-39.1 Rushes-yards 30-111 KC-FG Lowerv 41 Baltimore 001000 1002-4 71-26-45, Vic Plagge 64-18-46, Larry Passing yards 264 SD-Chandler ‘17 pass from Muncie Sept. 24. 25. at Detroit (3), Sept. 28. E—Fischlin. Manning. DP—Baltimore Rosev Brlltt-B Prsn3.060 6B-66-69-203 GIRLS VOl.LEYBALI. title? Hampshire. The Terriers grabbed a Fumbles-lost 1-0 1-0 29. 30. Mindy Moor-Lnr Mrk2,126 69-69-66- 204 Podesta 63-16-47, Brian Robideau 69- Penalties-yards 8-60 4-25 Sacks by-yards 2-19 'Benirschke kick) 1 LOB—Cleveland 6. Baltimore 14. 2 ^ Ellingtnn al EuhI Galholie Well, it’s no different this year. quick 7-0 lead on a Paul Lewis Return yards 32 SD-Safety. Illcwl chop block by Kansas West Marv Dwvr-Sndr Pst2.126 70-67-^—204 22-47, Al Chevrette 63-16-47, Bob Time Ilf possesion 37:51■ 22:08 Kansas City 84 66 .564 — SAN DIEGO SAN FRANCISCO Manning. Dempsey. HR—Nahorodny (3). Already, the two co-champions — touchdown run. But BU errors I’asses 19-34-2 f’itv in own end zone ab r h bi ab r h bi Dauer (8). S—Dauer SF—Singleton T Hessinh-V, Singltn2,126 68-67-68-204 Club blanked Punts 4-39.8 KC-F(i Lowery 34 California 84 66 .564 — Jan Ferrrs-Bvrly Hkl,646 60-7O-66-2(B Gustanachio 63-16-47. Friday both of whom figured to be strong INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Games Remaining Wiggins cf 5 12 0 Davis cf 4 0 0 1 IP H R ER BB SO Janet Alex-Judy Clrkl.646 60-67-68—205 brought the Wildcats back into the RUSHING—New Orleans-Wilson 33-138. Fum'bles-loSt 4-3 SD-FG Benirschke 49 Gwvnn rf 4 12 0 Kuiper 2b 4 0 11 Cleveland SW EEPS- Class A - Gross, Woody SOCtlER this year — have lost. ^ Pcnalties-yards ■19-65 7-81 A-60,514 KANSAS CITY (13): Home (7)- B Davis-Cpr-P Shhnl.646 60-67-60-205 game and fell behind 9-7. The Wild Manchester Soccer Club senior I'vlor 9-20. J. Rogers 10-20. Gajin M, Bcvacq lb 5 0 11 Clark rf 3 110 Heaton 61-3 J Kazmirsk-S SpzchlJ26 73-68-65-206 Clark 73’ Net, Jamie Smith 78-6-’t2, MuneheHler al W’inilham, ,3:30 At Dartmouth, it wasn’t even Time of possession 34’.(77 25:53 Callfornia (3). Sept. 27 . 28. 29; Oakland Kenneay c 2 0 12 Evans 3b 4 0 10 Snillner cats never looked back. team fell by a 2-0 count to Hartford f'hicaRo-Suhey 6-27. Payton 0-20. McMa- (4) . Sept, 30. Oct. 1. 2. 3; Away (7)-at 12-3 Lr Hxhld-Cndv Lnclnl.326 73-66-67-206 Steve Matava 78-5-73, Dave Kaye 75- Windnor al EuhI Calholi.r, .3:15 linn 14. Moofehead l-(-3). Swisher c 2 0 0 0 Bergmn lb 2 10 0 Cilvnn (L 5-2) 12-3 C J Cllsn-D, ' Egglngl.326 70-67-69-206 close, with Pennsylvania shutting Holy Cross ripped Massachusetts, INDIVIDUAL LEADERS SF Den California (3), Sept. 20. 21. 22; at ftaltlmore Portland at Cheney Teeh, 3:15 Portuguese in a Connecticut Soccer I’ASSING—New Orleans-Stabler U-17-1- Oakland (3). Sept. 24 . 25 . 26. Salazar ss 4 0 0 0 Wohlfrd ph 10 0 0 Diane Dlv*A. Rnhrdtl.130 72-68-67-207 2-73, Jack Devanney 81-8-73; B - Bob out the Green, 21-0. And in 147 ('hicngo-Aveltinl 3-9-0-33, Evans 2-4-2- RUSHING-DetroU-Sims 25-119. Bussey I'irst downs 20 17 Lefebvr 3b 4 0 0 0 O’Mally 3b 2 0 11 Flangn (W 15-10) 10 9 2 27-14 for its second win of the League Premier Division tilt Sun ngo 914. King 4-15. Rams-Tyler 17-67, Redden Rushes-yards 30-90 31-100 CALIFORNIA (13): Home (6)-Kansas Marlene Rgg-B. Klssl.!30 ' 68-68-70-207 Pagani 79; Net, Len Giglio 79-10-69, GROSS COUNTRY Providence, Brown jumped out to an m McMahon 12-22-1-131. City (3). Sept. 20, 21. 22; Texas (3). Oct. Hinshaw If 3 0 0 0 May c 4 0 0 0 Heaton pitched to 2 batters in 7th; Pnnv Plz-Dbb Sknnrl.OOO 71-68-68-208 season. Although it started as a day in Hartford. RF'CF'IVING—New Orleans-Tompsonnpso 3- 4-lB. Guman 5-29. B. Jones 3-13, Waddy 1- I*a.ssing' yards 323 183 Perkins If 2 0 0 0 Brenly c 0 0 0 0 Spilincr pitched to 2 batters in 9th. Gene Kelly 83-14-69, Bill Tomkiel 82- Cheney Teeh /Uyman Memorial early 28-7 lead and then hung on to tniniis 16. Sa(ks by-yards 2-13 3-14 1. 2. 3; Away (7)—at Texas (4). Sept. 23. Connie Chllm-K. Yngl.OOO 68-69-71-208 close game, the Crusaders- pulled Next outing is Sunday, Oct. 3, 74 Groth 2-27, Hardy 2-10. Duckett 1-31. 24. 25. 26: at Kansas City (3). Sept. 27. Pittman 2b 4 0 2 0 Venable If 4 12 0 WP-Heaton. Glynn T-2 54 A—41.127 11-71; C -Gross, Bob LaChapelle 87; al Nor>*irh, 3:1.5 I’ASSING-Detroil-Hlpple 4-13-97. Dan Return yards 37 216 Show p 3 12 0 Sularz ss 3 111 Ann Cassdy-R.Jnsl.OOO 65-70-73—208 beat Yale, 28-21. All of this was not away to a 21-7 halftime lead and Wilson 2-1. Brenner 1-4. Oiicago-Payton 28. 29. Vicki Fergnn-Joan J y c ^ 71-68-70—209 against Simsbury at Mt. Nebo at 3 5-42 Muorchead 4-19. Earl 2-36. Rascnna- ielson 13-20-122. Porter 0-14). Rams- Pjisses 26-37-2 17-26-1 Dravekv p 1 0 0 0 Morgan ph 10 0 0 ■rgnn-/ Net, Vic Plagge 90-18-72, lost on Harvard, which rolled to a B Jones B-16-99. Ferragamo'-’ 11-17-184. Punts 6-52.0 6-50.7 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Pettini ss 10 0 0 Martv DirJersn-C.irkrsr Wlkr900 67-69-73-209 coasted for the victory. o’clock. •jcl 2-27. Suhey 2-19. Walts 1-24. NATIONAL LEAGUE KANSAS CITY MINNESOTA Susie Berning-Vivn Brwnl 70-70-70—210 THREE'S AND EIVE’S Class A - 27-16 win over Columbia at the Margerum 1-13. Guman 0-14). Fumbles-lost l-O 1 -1 Hammkr p 2 0 0 0 abrhbi abrhbi In other games, Connecticut RECEIVING - Detroit-Sims 5-103. Penalties-yards 8-106 8-91 East Minton p 0 0 0 0 Patli Haves-Cathv Mant 70-68-73—212 Gross, Edna Hilinski 44; Net, Mary stadium. W L Pet. GB Wilson If 5 0 10 Mitchell cf 5 2 3 2 Shlly Hmln-Mrlyhn Smth 68-70-74- 212 defeated Northeastern, 24-17; Rhode Bussev 2-17. L Thompson 2-15, Porter 2- Time of jxjssession 30:15 29:45 Lwnrd ph 0 0 0 0 Wshngt ss 4 12 2 Castino 2b 5 12 2 Presti 52-12-40; B Gross, Maureen In Hanover, N.H., Penn snapped a Jayvee girls win 13. D HIll 2-13. Scott 1-28. Nichols 1-18. St. Louis 86 63 .577 — ' Lvnn Slroney-Deanie Wod 72-68-73-213 Island edged Maine in a six New Orleans 7 0 3 0-10 Philadelphia 81 87 .547 4*^ Holland p 10 0 0 Brett 3b 5 12 0 Bmnsky rf 4 0 10 Linda Hunl-Kellii Rinkcr 70-71-73-214 Bednarzyk 49; C - Gross, Grayce CAR CARE 24-game losing streak on the road as Manchester High girls’ jayvee Chicago 0 0 0 0—0 King HO, Norris 1-4. Rams-W.Miller 3- INDIVIDUAL LEADERS Totals 39 3 10 3 Totals 36 4 7 4 Otis cf 5 0 10 Hrbek lb 4 10 1 overtime thriller, 58-55; Norwich 131 Tyler 5-47. DHIll 2-27. Barber 1-17. RUSHINfi—San Francisco-Williams 16- Games Remaining quarterback Gary Vurs threw three soccer team openfed its campaign NO-Hardy 10 pass from Stabler ST. LOUIS 03): Home (7)-PhiIa- One out when winning run scored McRae dh 3 0 11 Ward If 2 10 0 CORNER beat Lowell, 28-7; Plymouth State 'Fritsch kick) Battle HI, Redden 2-6, Guman 4-36. 45, Moore 7-33. ('oeper 4-10. Montana 2-2, San Diego 100 020 000 00—3 Mav lb 2 10 0 Gaetli 3b 4 114 Dcnnard 1-6. Ring I-O. Denver-Winder 12-38, Willhile 4- delphia (2). Sept. 20. 21; Pittsburgh (2). touchdown passes and set a school romped over Nichols, 47-0; with a 5-0 win over RHAM High NO-FC, Fritsch 40 Sept. 22, 23; Chicago (3), Sept. 24 . 25 . 26; San Francisco (DO 000 0(W 01—4 White 2b 4 0 0 0 Bush dh 3 110 A-56.000 "■.M. Parros 9-18. Preston 3-15, Lytle 2-2. B—Salazar. Kuiper. Bevacqua. DP— Martin rf 3 0 11 Laudner c 4 110 completion mark. He connected Framingham State tipped Western Saturday at the Indians’ field. DeBerg 1-6, Away (6)—at Montreal. (2), Sept. 27 . 28; Detroit 0 9 7 3—19 at Piltsbu*‘gh (2). Sept. 29. 30. at San Francisco 1. LX)Ei—San Diego 8, San Siaught c 4 11 0 Faedo ss 4 13 0 twice with Karl Hall and once with Michelle Morianos had two goals I.A Rams 0 0 014—14 PASSING—San Francisco-Montana 26- Francisco 15, SB -G \^nn (6), Venable Totals 35 4 9 4 ToUls 35 9 12 9 New England, 7-6; Maine Maritime NYJ NE 37-336 -2. Denver - DeBerg 14 - 22 - 157-0. Chicago (2). Oct. 2, 3. Jeff Shulte. and Sandy Wilson, Jennifer Seise Det-FG Thomas 45 PHILADELPHIA (14): Home (7>- (8). Bergman (3). Pittman (4). S— Kansas City 000 000 112-4 klokm for kU»( GM blanked Western Connecticut, 21-0; First downs 30 5 Morton 3-4-40-1. Brown junior quarterback Joe Det-FXi Thomas 46 Chicago (2). Sept. 27, 28; Montreal (2). Gwynn. Salazar. Evans, SF—Kennedy. MinnesoU 003 060 00x—9 Worcester Tech rolled over and freshman Sandy Hanley one Hushes-yards 5a-262 21-01 Det-FG Thomas 30 RECEIVINO-San FranciscoClark 9- . Davis. DP—Kansas CIU 1. LOB—Kansas City Passing’ yards 142 minus 4 127. Solomon 4-109. Young 4-47. Moore 4- Sept. a . 30; New York (3). Oct. 1. 2. 3; Potter threw for one touchdown and Fairleigh Dickinsdn, 44-0; RPI each for the locals.Tracy Johnson, Det-D. Hill 2 pass from Danielson Away (7)-at St. Louis (2). Sept. 20. 21; IP H RERBBSO 9. MinnesoU 7. 2 ^M cR ae. Siaught. 3B— Saeks by-yards 6-68 3-23 (Thomas kick) 17. Ring H5. Nehemlah 1-9. Williams 1-0, San Diego Castino, HR—Gaetti (24). Washington (7) Outdoor Soeeor CUnici AUTO I^IRSI ran for two others as the Bruins Teri Callahan, Diane Adamy and at Montreal (2). S ^ t. 22. 23; at New edged Coast Guard, 24-22; and Edin- Heturn yards 58 24 Rams-Guman 1 run (Lansford kick) Ramson 1-6. Cooper l-minus-2. Denver- Show 61-3 3 3 3 7 4 IP H RERBBSO shocked Yale. It was Brown’s first goalie Ellen Greene also played Passes 17-27-0 6-17-3 Det-FG Thomas 33 Uoihurch 5-77. Odoms 3-28, Parros 3-12. York (3). Sept. 24 . 25. 26. Draveckv 2 2-3 2 0 0 3 2 After School Clinic boro State blasted New Haven, 29-0. West Kansas City By home opener win in six years. Punts 4-438 8-478 Rams-W. Miller 86 pass from Fer- Watson 2-28. Willhite 1-27. J. Wright H I. DeLeon ' (L 7-5) 11-321111 Castro (L 2-2) 4 6 5 5 1 0 well. Fumbles-lost 3-2 0-0 Winder 1-8. Preston 1-6. Los Angeles 85 66 .567 — m% 8 -13 Rogar Auatln ragamo (Lansford kick) Atlanta 82 87 .550 2*4 - San Francisco Armstrong 2-3 3 4 4 2 2 At Harvard Stadium, quarterback Penalties-yards 6-66 5-63 A-59.470 Hammaker 7 1-3 10 3 3 1 6 Tufts 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 WE SERVICE ALL S e r^ e Manager Time of possession 40:06 19:54 Games Remaining Devdopniental Clinic Ron Cuccia led the Crimson to 190 LOS ANGELES (12): Home (7)-San Minton 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Black 2 2' 0 0 1 1 Horn* ol Mr Coodwrancfi GENERAL MOTOR yards passing and two touchdowns Locia sports featured Raid Atl Siin Francisco 14 7 0 0-21 Francisco (3), Sept. 24 . 25. 26; Cincinnati Holland (W 6-3) 3 0 0 0 1 3 Quisenberry 1 0 0 0 0 0 ages 5 -7 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS First downs 18 26 Denver 7 7 010-24 HBP—by Show (Hammaker). Balk— MinnesoU CARS AND TRUCKS Nutmeg Classic lU'SHING-New York Jets-McNeil 10- (2), Sept. 27. 28; AtlanU (2). Sept. S , I II IS commonly believed that while completing 14 of 23 attempts Rushes-yards 31-100 21-63 SF-5>olomon 48 pass from Montana 30; Away (5)-at San Diego (2), Sept. 21, Dravecky. T-3:53. A-11.566. O’Connor (W 8-7) 9 9 4 4 5 2 BOYS & niLS WELCOME I lOH. Auguslyniak 12-63, Dierking 3-15. Passing yards 264 322 'Wersching kick) you can control ’a skid by — all of this before being knocked Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, 22; at San Francisco (3), Oct. 1. 2. 3. Castro pitched to 2 batters in 5th. ALL MECHANICAL REPAIRS I steering in the same direction ’A’ Bracket TiKld 2-8. Harper 6-36, Crutchfield 9-34, Sacks by 3-20 7-63 Den-Upchurch 67 punt return (Karlis HBP—by Castro (Bush) WP—Arm out of the game with a hjp pointer in keeps you informed about the local Jones 1-10 New England-Collins 13.-41. ATLANTA (13): Home (3)-San Diego •Floor Hockey Tourney I that your rear wheels skid. South Windsor 2 (Hyde, Return yards se 7 kick) (8). Sept. 24. 25. 28; Away (10)-al strong. O’Connor. T—2:43. A—7256. COMPLETE COLLISION REPAIRS the second quarter. sports world. Read the latest in his Weathers 3-minus 1. van Eeghen 5-21. Pas.ses 16-3(M) 34-66-3 SF-Moore 1 run (Wersching kick) I This is good in theory. And it Podkulski). Glastonbury 1 (Rodny). PASSING-New York JetsTodd 17-27-0- I’unts' Houston (3). Sept. a . 21. 22; at San TEXAS SEATTLE O c t 7-36.6 6-35.5 Den-Parros 4 pass from D e^rg (Karlis ^ Francisco (2), Sept. 27. a ; at Los 9 & to • RE8UILT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS! I works wonders around to m in In other games, Boston College “Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in South Windsor 0, Manchester 165 New England-Cavanaugh 6-17-3-64. Fumbles-lost 2-1 3-2 kick) ab r h bi ab r h bi I little slow-speed skids on ice or HF'CEIVIhfc—New York Jels-Barkum Angeles (2). Sept. a. » ; at San Diego Wright cf 5 2 3 3 JCruz 2b 4 2 3 0 •Box Lacrosse Tourney hung tough against national cham The Manchester Herald. Strikers 2 (MacDonaid, Altrui). Penalties-yards 15-117 7-67 SF-Clark 24 pass from Montana (8). Oct. 1. 2, 3. • AUTO PAINTING 1 wet leaves if you don't keep 16 McNeil 4-31, Augustyniak 2-20. Time of possession (Wersching kick) Sample'If 5 1 2 1 Edler 3b 3 120 Walker 6-64. L. Jones 2-20. Gaffney 1-0. 27:56 32:04 Local sports featureij Oct 16 ft 17 I yoiir brakes on! In fact, it’s Strikers 1 (Gorman), Glastonbury Den-Upcnurch 37 pass from DeBerg Bell 3b . 3 0 10 Castillo 3b 10 0 0 • CHARGE WITH MASTER CHARGE Dierking 1-13. New England-Morgan 2-31. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS (Kralis Vick) Tollesn 3b 10 12 Bochte If 4 10 1 I really what most drivers do 1 (Blackmore). Wcalhers 3-24. Collins 1-9 ST. LOUIS NEW YORK Putnam ph 1 0 0 0 Zisk dh 4 13 2 Len Auster, Herald sportswriter, Call for Moro info. 1 anyhow. They naturally try to R l’SHING—LA Raiders-Allen 12-66, Den-FG Karlis 18 abrhbi abrhbi 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Strikers and South Windsor ad King 8-38, Hawkins 4-6. Taylor 4^, Pruitt A-73.888 Parrish rf 3 0 0 0 Gray lb 4 111 keeps you informed about the local 1 steer their skidding cars back Cougars divide twinbill Herr 2b 4 12 0 Wilson cf 1 0 Bogener rf 2 0 10 Simpson If 0 0 0 0 vanced to semis. 14). Plunkett 2-minus 2. AtlanU-Andrews sports world. Read the latest in his 633-3680 into the proper lane But Uie NY Jiets 0 10 7 14-31 10-25. Riggs 6-21. Cain 5-17. Oberkni 3b 4 0 2 0 Bailor 3b TO 0 0 O’Brien lb 3 11 0 Hendrsn cf 4 0 0 0 ’B’ Bracket lorg lb 2 111 Staub If 4 0 10 Hosletlr dh 4 11 0 Brown rf 4 12 0 rule confuses some driven, es- New England 0 0 7 0—7 PASSING—LA Raiders-Plunkett 15-294) “Thoughts ApLENty,” regularly in I pcrially beginnen In the panic Coventry 2 (Dalpakis), NYJ-FG I^ahy 30 —237. Allen H4)—47. Atlanla-^rtkowski LSmlth ph 10 10 Kingmn lb 4 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 0 0 Mercado c 4 114 The Manchester Herald. then drop two starts NYJ-Ttxld 8 run (Leahy kick) 34-56-3-375. Hmndz lb 0 0 0 0 Rajsich rf 4 12 0 Werner c 1 0 0 0 TCniz ss 4 111 1 of a skid they don't steer soon I Wethersfield 1 (Roslonek). N5’J-Augustyniak 6 run (Leahy kick) RECEIVING—LA Raiders-Branch 6-138, Hendrck rf 4 1 10 Hodges c 3 0 10 Richrdt 2b 3 10 0 enough - because Uiey start to Coventry 0, Manchester NE-SmIth 98 kickoff return (Robinson Allen 4-39. Barnwell 3-60, Christiansen 1- Porter c 4 0 0 0 Giles 2b 4 0 0 0 Dent ss 4 10 1 ^ p P R O V f o CARTER wonder, “which way a rt' my kick) 50. Hawkins 1-6. King 1-2. Atlanta-Cain 7- McGee cf 4 0 11 Gardnhr ss 2 0 0 0 ToUls 38 7 10 7 ToUls 36 9 13 9 rear wheels going^" And so the Marksmen 2 (Jensen, Dieterle). R a d U Green If 4 0 0 0 Jorgnsn ph 10 11 Manchester Community College The Cougars dropped a twinbill NYJ-McNeil 1 run (Leahy kick) 55 Andrews 5 ^ . Miller MB, Riggs 5-23, Texas 00100150>-7 rule might be simpler if fall baseball team split a Sunday to Eastern Connecticut State Wethersfield 2, Marksmen 0. NYJ-Dierking 13 pass Jro n v Todd Jackson 4-39. Hodge 3-30, Jenkins 2-37, Ramsey ss 3 0 1 *0 Brooks Sp 0 0 0 0 Seattle lOOOSOOOx-9 Stuper p 2 0 0 0 Zachry p 2 0 10 E>-Nunez. Gray. DP—Texas 2. LOB— I revised to read merely. "In a j Marksmen, Wethersfield to 'l.cahv kick) Hohinson 2-16, Mikeska H2. 1 skid steer your car the way you douleheader Saturday with College jayvees, 4-1 and 6-2, at \-53:5l5 ■TV Bair p 1 0 0 0 Foster ph 10 0 0 Texas 6. Seattle 5. 2^W right, Zisk, ; Housatonic Community College, Cougar Field. semis. Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Edler, Bogener. Sample. HR—Wright I want it to go" Sunday’s semifinals LA Raiders 7 17 7 7—38 ToUls 33 3 9 2 Totals 32 1 7 1 (11). T. Cruz (14), Sample (10). Mercado CALDWELL OIL, INC. taking the opener by a 6-1 count and Seattle 0 7 014—g Atlanta 7 0 7 ^ 1 4 St Louis 000210000-3 (1). SB -J. Cruz 2 (42). hurmer East Catholic hurler Strikers 2 (Altrui, Cappello), Raid-Alien 14 pass from Plunkett (Bahr New York 000 000 ll» - l 1229 MAIN ST. dropping the nightcap, 10^3. Houston 0 710 6—23 IP H RERBBSO AUTO REPAIR Greg Moore and Bob Allard com Damon Daly hurled an eight-hitter Marksmen O. Hou-Casper 19 pass from Nielsen kick) E-Garxlcnhire. D P-St. Louis 2. New Texas MANCHESTER Be w * i im ■ m ew in the opener to pace Eastern. 'Kempf kick) Atl-Andrews 1 run (Luckhurst kick) TONIGHT York 1. LOB-St. Louis 6, New York 6. Hnyctt (L 5-16) 4 1-3 8 6 4 1 1 sr nvitf s M il aH U IF N B .at n M lw W bined to hurl the opening game win South Windsor 1, Wethersfield 0. Sea-Walker 40 pass from Krieg Raid-FG Bahr 35 7:30 - Meta va. Expoa, 'WINF ** 2B—SUub, Wilson, lorg, Rajsich. SB - Tomer 2-3 3 3 3 0 1 H hean D*- Flaherty was 3-for-4 to pace MCC. Wethersfield 1, Marksmen 0 in con 'Johnson kick) Raid-Alien 4 run (Bahr kick) McGee (21). S-Stuper. B F-Iorg. 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FORD FlOO Vz ton pickup Marlow's, 867 Main Street. truck re-surfaced brake with cable and two 10 ft, MANCHESTER - Near 649-5221. drums, $25.00 each. 647- extensions. $20.00. 649-0125. college. Kitchen 1976 PLYMOUTH FURY, FRED LEE Painting - 318 CID, power steering, MANCHESTER 1638. privileges. $225 monthly. In terior and Exterior TAG SALES power brakes, automatic NOTICE OF Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 BRICK, BLOCK, STONE TW O SEARS HR-78-15 Security and references.! “ Check my rate before you transmission, new front APPLICATION Concrete, (ihimney T A N WEATHER-BEE dynaglass radial snow tires Call Linda weekdays, 649- PLEASE READ decorate.'’ Dependable. end and brakes. Call 647- NO. SCEL-82-118 LICENSED NURSE, part TYPISTS, CLERKS, Repairs, "No Job Too Cordoroy pile-lined coat. mounted Ford wheels. VW PARTS Tag Sale - 10 - 6062 between 10 and 4. Fully insured. 646-1653. 1989, ask for Dave, after YOUR AD lime. A position hard to Secretaries (temporary) Small.” Call 644-8356. Excellent condition. $25.00, Used. Good tread. $75.00, 50 percent off entire stock. ENCROACHMENT ON One day only. Rain or 5:30. turn dowi). To learn more Work near your home! Building Contracting 33 Call 643-6297. Telephone 649-4279. ROOMS - CENTRALLY FLOODPLAl!> call 649-2358. Capital Temporaries has C & M Tree Service, Free shine. Saturday, located downtown, kitchen HOCKANIIM RIVER ClassIHed ads are taken 1975 OLDS CUTLASS Salon interesting short and estimates. Discount senior ELECTRIC STOVE 19” EXTENSION PLANK, ft. September 25th, 10 a.m. - 4 privileges. Inouire 39 Cot The Commissioner of En over the phone as a con- LEON CIESZYNSKI 8 - Southern car in mint con longer term assignments citizens. Company apartment size. Good con - 15 ft. $10.00. Telephone' p.m. Tolland VW, Route 83, tage Street, Manchester, 8 vanience. The Herald is BUILDER. New homes, dition! 649-7071 after 5:00 vironmental Protection is > developing in East Hart Manchester owned and dition. Asking $65.00. 649- 643-6526. Vernon, Present this ad for a.m. to 4 p.m. responsible lor only one NEED EXTRA MONEY? operated. Call 646-1327, additions, remodeling, rec a FREE gift. M.H. p.m. considering the application ford, Manchester, Vernon rooms, garages, kitchens 2558. of Lawrence A. Fiano to incorrect insertion and and South Windsor areas. LIGHT FIX TU R E - wagon ROOM FOR RENT - Selling Avon can help remodeled, ceilings, bath 1973 PONTIAC LE MANS - improve an existing then only to the size ol All skill levels needed! LIGHT TRUCKING - Fen GUITAR, Accoustic. for wheel type with five glass Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Woman. Kitchen and laun fight Inflation. Call now' tile, dorm ers, roofing. 4 door. Mechanically good. the original insertion. Earn top pay rates. Never cing. Attics, cellars, gar sale, student, never used. and copper lanterns. dry privileges. Call 649- drainage outfall to the at 646-3685 or 523- Residential or commer New transmission. Body Errors which do not pay a fee. Call or come ages cleaned. All types In carrying case. Best $30.00. M6-1244. A K C DOBERMAN 9521;, 647-1111. Hockanum River along an cial. 649-4291. poor. $480. 646-7439. lessen the value ol the 9401 visit today! Capital Tem trash, brush rem oved. offer over $50.00. Call after Pinchers - Black and rust, existing drainage ease Picket, Split Rail, Stake TWO E78-14 recapped snow MANCHESTER - Room on advertisement will not poraries, 99 Pratt Street, 5 p.m., 649-5943. good temperament. One ment through property at P'ences installed. 528-0670. ELECTRICAL SERVICES tires, like new.' $40.00. Center Street. $50.00 week 1976 GREM LIN - Good con be corrected by an ad PART TIME Waitress, llartford. 278-1313 (or ask - We do all types of Elec male, three females. Price 584 North Main Street, about an interview appoint Calkl after 5:30 p.m., 646- ly plus security and dition. $1500. or best, offer. ditlonal insertion. needed Monday - Friday. trical Work! Licensed. Call TWO LADDER staging reasonable. 649-3474. Manchester. This improve If you Standard transmission. ment right in Manchester), SMALL LOADS OF hooks, $20.00. Telephone 0286; references. Call 644-0019. Telephone 647-1551. after 5:00 p.m., 646-1516. Slant engine. Call 646- ment will consist of .STONE, trap rock, play 643-4389. FRE E TO GOOD Home - 6 2910. replacement of an 18” pipe MATURE CLEANING -EAST HARTFORD - Ver sand, white stone, loam KENMORE Automatic Female Husky-Shepherd FARRAND with a 30” pipe, construc Person needed part time. non area women. Tem and pool sand GUITAR: Six (steel) washing machine, copper- cross, spayed, shots, 9 Apartments lor Rent 53 REMODELING - Cabinets, 1977 THUNDERBIRD - tion of a sediment sump Must be reliable, porary assignments are DELIVERED. Telephone string Yamaha guitar. tone color, $70.00. Call 649- months old. Call 643-9297 . ^ ! l \ r Hoofing, Gutters, Room New exhaust system, new experien ced and have available now for clerks, 644-1775. Excellent condition. after 3:00 p.m. MANCHESTER- One and and a 20’ riprap outfall Additions, Decks, all types 5547. brakes and tires. Best references. Call for ap typists and secretaries to Originally $200 - asking $75. two bedroom apartment channel. This construction ELECTRICIAN - Commer o f Remodeling and offer. Call 646-5901 for ap have something to . fManrlirstrr pointment, 643-5177. work at well-known area Call evenings, 643-78M. 1969 CMC Truck body, six Musical Instruments 44 available. Centrally will facilitate the cial & Residential. Depen Itepairs. FREE pointment, companies. Earn excellent Estimates. Fully insured. foot bed, good condition. located on busline near stormwater runpff from a BABYSITTER NEEDED pay. Never pay a fee One dable, reasonable. Call DINETTE SET - table, shopping center and Telephone 643-6017, Asking $20,00. Call 646-3513 VIOLIN - Vz size. Excellent VW BUG - 1969. Great con proposed condominium Hrral^i in iny Manchester home. friendly interview is all it after 5 p.m., 644-1141 or leaf, two chairs. $55.00. schools. For further details even ngs. condition. Originally $265. dition, runs excellent. complex called “ Oak takes to get you started. weekends, Gabor Janosi. Call 649-1819, call 649-7157. Part time. Hours flexible. HOME REMODELING, Used one year. $150. 649- Interior very good. Must Forest Condominiums” . Bryan Farms area. Call Contact Capital Tem H’REE estimates. MCCULLOCH Mini-Mac, room additions, all types 6763. sell. Please call 649-8169 This activity will take 644-1950. poraries, 99 Pratt Street, SOFA BED needs mat 14” Chain saw, $80.00 or •••••••••••••••••••••••• MANCHESTER - Newly DESIGN KITCHENS - aluminum work, roofing. after 6 p.m. place riverward of stream, Hartford. 278-131 (Ask tress. Perfect for family best offer. Telephone 649- Boats-Accessorles 45 decorated one bedroom sell tor less than$99°° cabinets, vanities, counter Free estimates, channel encroachment HAIRDRESSER about close-to-home inter reasonable rates. Joe' room. Original cost $500 - 3987, apartment. Access to shop WANTED part time. view appointment right in tops, kitchen cabinet take it away for $50! Keep 69 PENN VAN 23 ft. sport ping centers, buslines and lines established for the □ NOTICES fronts, custom Skaparas, 649-1733. Experienc necessary. Call Manchester). trying p.m., 647-%13. T E N FLOW ERING fisherman express, with schools. For further details Hockanum River. woodworking, colonial Command Performance of bushes, $5.00 each, large 225 Chrysler in-board with please call 528-4196 ME YOU S O U K YOUR CMt? The Department will Lost end Found 1 reproductions in wood. Heating-Plumbing 35 Manchester - ask for OFFICE HELP - Full time FOR SALE - Rossignal skis orders'- prennials, ground- fresh water cooling. I^ss Between 9 and 5 pm or WANT TO o n THE ItST PRICE evaluate the proposed J.P. Lewis. 649-9658. FORin Manager, 643-8339. 9 to 5, and part time 5 to 9. SOLAR HOT WATER - and Nordica boots size 6'/2. covers, $5.00, variety house than 200 hours on engine. after 5 pm and weekends, work in accordance with ...till out the coupon BLACK FEM ALE cat lost Must be ambitious and con "S econ d Generation" $75.00 or best offer. CallOl. plants, $2,00, up. Private Call between 8 and 10 p.m., 649-7157. We take all the hassel out of THEY in vicinity of Hemlock BABYSITTING selling your car and get the Section 25-4a of the BABYSITTER needed im verse intelligently. Call System. Will save 70 home. 649-6486, 742-7668. Street. Telephone 649-7573. Experienced and depen best price too. Call Jerry now General Statutes and Sec mediately for infant days. 289-7513. percent! Five Year DUNHAM Insulated boots MANCHESTER - Main for all the details. References. For further in dable day care in my size 11. Like new. Asking ONE C78-14 and one D78-14 Street. 2-3 rooms. Heated. tion 401 of the Federal Manchester home. Call Payback. ENERGY Produce 50 formation call 647-1962 HAIR STYLIST needed to $30.00. 649-2348. tire. Good for spares, $5.00 Hot water. Appliances. No Water Pollution Control □ EMPLOYMENT 646-1095. SOURCES, 646-0643. nights. join our team. Must be each. Telephone 646-5358. pets. Security. Parking. SUBUWMN MOTOR CAR Act, as amended. enthusiastic and talented, □M ISC . FOR SALE ' JUNIOR SIZE 13, navy 523-7047. A copy of the application is WILL BABYSIT your child Manchestsr, CT below and Help Wanted 13 MOTHERS, TEACHERS - outgoing yet professional,. four piece suit. $20.00. FLIP-OVER Toast Master available for inspection in in m y Bolton home. part time. Demonstrate Experienced preferred. Telephone 568-5926. oven, bake or broil. Good MANSFIELD CENTER - 649-2076 the Water Resofirces Unit, Four day work week. Telephone 646-2820. Household Goods 40 u TOOL AND DIE Maker, high quality educational condition. $30.00. Woodsedge Apartments. DEP, Room 201, State Of DISCOVERY TOYS. Flexi Salary plus commission. A FOR SALE - Bicycle built Newly renovated, country minimum ten years USED Telephone 647-1737. PICK AT THE fice Building, Hartford, CT Aircraft-related ble hours. High com Cut Above, Hartford, 278- BABYSITTING for two. $20.00. Call 646- setting. Two bedrooms Experienced and depen REFRIGERATORS, 06115 and in the Town experience. Overtime and missions. Tax benefits. 6407. 8706. LADIES SKI Boots, Lange CORN CRIB starting at $260. Telephone dable day care in my WASHERS, RANGES - OLDSMOBILE OMEGA, ell company paid benefits. Call 232-6893. - size V , mint condition. 429-4762 or 233-9660. Clerk’s Office in Manchester home. Call Clean, Guaranteed. Parts 8 2 1976. One owner. Excellent Air-conditioned plant. MASSEUSE - Female ANTIQUE MAGAZINES - Never used. Reg. $130. Raapbarriss - Manchester. moil to: & Service. Low prices! condition. $2300. 649-0299. FULL TIM E Sexton for preferred. Good at- 646-1095. To be considered, com Dynamic Metal Products B.D. Pearl & Son,,,649 Main House beautiful and others. Now $75. Telephone 649- 10 - 6:30 pm THREE ROOM apartment Company, Inc., 422 North local church with ijiosphere, excellent 50 cents per copy. 649-7517. with heat, hot water, stove, ments should be submitted ATTICS, GARAGES, Street. 643-2171. 6113. 1973 MERCURY - power Main Street, Manchester, maintenance experience in clientele. In the Windham refrigerator, carpeting. in writing on or before Oc Cellars cleaned - light steering, power brakes, interviewing a.m, -' 4 painting, floor care, area. Experience not LADYS 26” Deluxe quality Buckland Road $300. Adults only, no pets. 8 trucking. All types of brush KENM ORE Heavy duty REEL TYPE Lawn air-conditioning, tober 13, 1982. p.m. 646-4048, carpdntry and general needed - will train. Open Raleigh built bicycle, with Security deposit. Call 646- and trash removed. Call washer, four years old. mower, self propelled, 22” South Windsor automatic transmission, Dated: 9/13/82 repair. Call 643-44M. seven days a week. (Jail saddle baskets, 3-speed, cut - goiod condition. $45.00. 7690. Manchester Herald 423-7519. 643-1947, 649-2335. Call 643-6545 after 5 p.m. damaged front fender. John W. Anderson, BACK TO SCHOOL means and pump. Blue and white. Call 643-6777. Good running condition. BABYSITTER NEEDED Deputy Commissioner One Herald Square back to work. Parents, ix piece Like hew. $80,00, 649-1794. MANCHESTER - Four $300. 643-1814. full time for two weeks. DRYWALL & PAINTING 022-09 returning students and French provincial bedroom A 12 x 12 Green nylon rug rooms, heat, hot water, Manchester, Conn. 06040 Mature adult. Telephone □ EDUCATION Service - Installation and others; If you have the set. Asking $250. Telephone WOOD Veneer stereo con with pad, $25.00. Call 643- appliance, carpeting, on 1974 CAPRI - $500 as is. time and need cash, we 643-5799. taping, ceiling . repairs. sole, four 17-inch speakers 9424. busline. Adults only. Mr. Interior & Exterior Pain 649-7878. Call 649-1609 after 1:30 have a limited number of Private Instructions 18 - eight track, record player Jackson, ERA Blanchard p.m. BARBER STYLIST or ting. After 5:00 p.m., 649- In the ALBUM TOWN OF MANCHESTER part-time positions in our 18 CUBIC FT, G.E. with automatic changer, and Rossetto. 646-2482. hairdresser with or without 3664. " phone sales department. rga refrigerator, two door, width 18-inch, length 37 in CHEVY MALIBU, 1974. LEGAL NOTICE a following. Only licensed Jumper Time Evening positions lessons for beginners.. FoFor avocado green. Used six ches. $75.00. 649-5757. FIVE ROOM Apartment, Automatic, power The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Tuesday. N AM E .... persons apply at Russell’s HOME DAY CARE- available. No experience further information call months, $175. 643-9708. first floor, $400. Tenant steering, power Brakes, September 28. 1982 at 7:00 P.M. in the Hearing Room. Lincoln Center. Styling Shop, corner Oak Lyness Street. Loving at A D D R ESS necessary. Will train those 649-5527 after 5 p.rn. STUDENT DESK, walnut, pays utilities. 646-1753. Call new exhaust, five year 494 Main Street. Manchester, CT to hear and consider the following and Spruce Street after 4 mosphere. Nutritious petitions; with ambition and good •••••••••a •••••••••a Articles tor Sale 41 four drawers. Good condi Between 5 and 9 p.m. battery and front shocks. CITY .. voices. Earn $67.40 to p.m. meals, creative play. 646- tion with chair. $35.00. Available October 1st. ITEM 1 NO. 889 — John 9ewart — Appeal from the decision dated July 2724, Snows used one year, 19, 1982 of the Building Inspector and Zoning Enforcement Officer to $10o.U0 weekly. Call Gerry Telephone 646-6794. ZIP .PHONE. □ REAL ESTATE excellent condition. $1500. is.sue a building permit to Arnold L. Lerch and Elaine Lerch to permit after 5 p.m., Monday - SALES PEOPLE - Full or MANCHESTER - Apart part time. Proven Painting-Papering 32 646-8561. conversion of 433 North Main Street from a single family to a 3-family Thursday at 643-2711. LIKE NEW G.E. toaster ment for rent. Duplex dwelling and further, permitting exterior structural repairs in violation automotive products, most Homes For Sale 23 a l u m i n u m SHEETS oven. $35.00. Call 646-4985. house, $410 even monthly. INTERIOR PAINTING, 1977 PONTIAC Firebird of zoning regulations — Residence Zone B. fHUNSON'S CANDY advanced auto product of used as printing plates. .007 Three bedrooms, large ITEM 2 NO. 890— Carolyn Tryon — Request variance of Article II. Sec over ten years experience, Trans-Am - Excellent con Kitchen has openings in its kind. Earnings average MANCHESTER - 66 Henry thick, 2 3 x 2 8 '/2 ’^ . 50 c each, THREE COATS - winter yard. 649-2871. tion 1.03,04(c)(2) to erect tool shed approximately 1-I-- feet from south low rates and senior citizen dition. $6500 or best offer. retail sales and packing. $8-$22 per hour. Also for en Street. $70,000. Six room or 5 for $2.00. Phone 643- assorted sizes. Excellent side line — 69 Lenox Street — Residence Zone A. discounts. 643-9980, Call 647-8125 after 5 p.m. Hours 9-4:30 Monday trepreneurs, great tax ad Colonial. IVi baths, 2711. They MUST be picked condition. $25.00 each. 649- /-MANCHESTER - Free ITEM 3 NO. 891 — Elizabeth C.iW ilt— Request variance of Article II. TYPE OR PRINT ONE WORD PER BLOCK. ONE ITEM PER AD. Eriday. Call for appoint vantages for small invest enclosed porch, two car up before 11:00 a.m. only. 294£ rent until November 1,1982. Section 3.01.01 to reduce east side yard to 9-F- feet to erect 14 foot wide INTERIOR-EXTERIOR 1966 CLASSIC MUSTANG, deck — 57 Lexington Drive — Residence Zone AA. ment, 649-4332. ment. Send us your name, garage. Lot 60 x ,150. Two bedroom, IVi baths, all p a i n t i n g - Wallpapering Coupe, 3-speed, 6 cyl., ITEM 4 NO. 892 — Philip P. & Mabel P. Saunders— Request variance of address and phone for con Marion E. Robertson, DARK LOAM - 5 yards BIKE 26” Three speed. appliances, wall to wall and Drywafl Installation. excellent restored condi Article II. Section 1.03.01 and Article IV, Section 7.03,02 to use non- CLERKS NEEDED for all fidential interview. Write: Realtor, 643-5953. delivered, $60. plus tax. Sears, black, clean - good carpeting. Call - 647-0391. conforming accessory building on premises for study area — 1085 East Quality professional work. tion. Must be seen. $2,700, 2 3 4 shifts. We are looking for C-KLM Assoc., P.O. Box Sand, Gravel, Stone & working order. $35.00. Reasonable prices. Free Telephone 742-7936. Middle Turnpike — Rural Residence Zone. people that want to work. 190, Columbia, Ct. 06237. BUILT IN 1966. Trap Rock, Call 643-9504, Telephone 643-6913. COMPLETELY ITEM 5 NO. 894— Herman M. Frechette — Request variance of Article Estimates! Fully insured. Please apply: Seven-11 Conveniently located three FURNISHED THREE II. Section 6.01 to permit construction of a new four-family dwelling — bedroom Colonial, with IVi G.L. McHugh, 643-9321. Trucks tor Sale 62 west portion of 151 Maple Street — Residence Zone C. Store. 513 Center Street, SERVKC STATION PHOTO ACCESSORIES - CAMEFfA PENTAX K-1000 ROOM APARTMENT- Manchester, between the baths, appliances, finished Two Nikon 35mm film with carrying case. Only Split level. Private en ITEM 6 NO. 895— Herman M. Frechette — Request variance of Article 1968 FORD % Ton pickup, II. Section 6.01 to permit construction of a new four-family dwelling — 5 6 8 hours of 7 and 3- I Full or ^parW fm e^ppry family room in basement, INTERIOR AND cassettes and one Contax used a few times. Sold for trance. Ready October 1 st. 7 ■ very good condition, many east portion of 151 Maple Street — Residence Zone C. person. 9 am to 3 pm hardwood floors, nice level EXTERIOR Painting, 35mm film cassette, $5 $179.00 - will sell for $99.00. All appliances, including qew parts, needs minor At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written com DENTAL SLVn UW SiKU. lot. $69,900. Strano Real paper hanging, carpentry each. Two Graflite Call 528-6266. TV. Plenty of parking Estate, 646-2000. work. Fully insured. J.P. work.$600 or best offer. munications received. Copies of these petitions have been filed in the RECEPTIONIST - part 252 SpwKW StrMt flashbulb guns, $5 each. space. Professional person Planning Office and mav be inspected during office hours. time for Manchester oral Lewis and Son, 649-9658. Tom, 674-9413 days; Call Doug Bevins at The F O R SALE - t preferred. 643-1879. evenings 646-6727. Zoning Board of Appeals surgery office. Office skills MANCHESTER - Forest Herald, 643-2711, after 1 aluminum storm doors 3. C ro ch e t Edward Coltman, Secretary 9 10 " ■ 11 12 requir^. Duties include; Hills - Lovely eight room, SECRETARIAL - Inter D.G. PETERSEN Painting p.m. X 80 and 35'^ x 80. $15.00 Dated this 20th day of September, 1982. insurance, billing and custom Colonial, all large S ^ i* e c / im 1974 FORD VAN - Over 24’ viewing for a full time Company - in.terior, each. Call 649-6646. 54 Van body. Model C750. Call 034-09 'patient scheduling. rooms, central air- CONTEMPORARY arm Homes tor Rent secretarial position. Appli- exterior, spray, brush or t n B o a i A1 Sieffert’s Appliance, Experienced preferred. conditioning, priced at chair upholstered in red MOVIE CAMERA "our cant with excellent roll. Custom wallpaper EAST HARTFORD - Large 647-9997 or 647-0661. M9-2272, $109,000. Owner will take velvet, chrome legs, $150. gang” Kodak - never used. 13 14 15 16 . shorthand and typing hanging. Workmanship six rooms plus. Cape. TOWN OF MANCHESTER second mortgage. U & R Brown vinyl recliner, $50. Asking $60,00. Call 647- skills, familiar with guaranteed. 646-8467. ’Three bedrooms, fireplace, LEGAL NOTICE SALES PERSON, medical terminology and Realty Co., 643-2692, R.D. Contemporary black and 9684. Motorcycles-BIcycles 64 Murdock, Realtor.______, centrally located near The Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on Mon Menswear. Full time in office procedures. white fabric wall hanging WALLPAPER HANGING, churches, schools and day, October 4, 1S82 at 7:30 P.M. in the Hearing Room. Lincoln Center. quality men's shop. 50” X 50” , $25. 646-0479, WHIRLPOOL MOTORCYCLE Experienced preferred. Summer weather in painting and stenciling. % 494 Main Street, Manchester, CT to hear and consider the following busline. Pay own utilities. ■Excellent working con Refrigerator, metlium INSURANCE - Lowest 17 18 19 2 0 Excellent benefit package. creases the demand for Free estimates. V/ PHOTO-GUIDE Security required. ditions plus paid benefits. PERSONAL-BUSINE^SS size, top freezer, dented Rates Available! Many op Please apply in person at References available. Call \> PAnERN Available August 1st. $600 CAROL JACKSTON - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - HOLLISTER Apply in person to Mr, motorcycles.-Why not sell CAR Plates - Magnetic top, $40.00 or best offer. tions. Call: Clarice or Crestfield Convalescent Sue Cunningham before 8 monthly. 643-1845 or 643- STREET ( J-26) Application under Article II, Section 4.02.01 to convert a Apter or Mr. Snyder, 903 Home, 565 Vernon Street, yours now with a low-cost signs, business cards, wed- Call M7-8593. after 3 p.m. Joan, Clarke Insurance single-family house to a two-family occupancy — 25 Hollister Street. a.m, or after 6 p.m. 646- 1773. jMain Street, Manchester. Manchester. ad in Classified. 0397. ding stationery. 1411 Agency 643-1126. RICHARD T. DAY - SPECIAL EXCEPTION - KNIGHTON STREET to Full direction^ for cro — (D-25) Application under Article II, Section 5.02.01 to convert a two- Manchester 'Rubber SWING SET - includes two cheting this colorful set SEWING MACHINE Stamp, Printing- FOUR BEDROOM Cape, 1980 SILVER MAXI-LUV family house to a three-family occupancy — 24/26 Knighton Street. swings, slide bar, see-saw, Team a collared jumper are included in the 16- ROBERT R. REGIUS - ZONE CHANGE - LOOMIS STREET (R-11) jbperators - Experienced Engraving, 20 Birch, 649- $490 plus utilities. Please Puch moped. Like new. and carriage swing. Good with handy zip-front clos page G ift Section of the To change the zoning classification Irom Residence B to Industrial for a preferred. Apply in person 4489. call Carole days, 278-1212 Asking $450.00. Telephone condition. ^ .0 0 . 647-8095: ing and simple basic ALBUM. The Album is parcel of approximately 1.38 acres — 40V to 68V Loomis Street. in ly - Pillowtex/ Corpora Join the exciting and challenging Ext. 6272; evenings 537- 643-1958. blouse for^a neat two filled with 200 Knit, Cro At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written com tion, 49 Regent Street, ■ 3894. World of Advertising! CHAPARRAL E xercise STURDY NAUGAHYDE some. Make the jumper chet and Embroidery de munications received. Copies of these petitions have been filed in the ■Manchester. E.O.E., M/F. signs from which to FOR SALE - Moped - Person to person bike, one year old. $52.00. Couch, seats split. $20.00. without collar for still Town Clerk's office and may be Inspected during ollicc hours. Telephone 643-4196. another look, in another choose your patterns; Excellent running condi Planning and Zoning Commission J^ART TIM E JOBS - $110 a Phone 643-5873. plus a Bonus Coupon, color or fabric. OtHees-Stores tion. Have to see to Leo Kwash, Secretary week average earnings, ADVERTISING SALES REP. Price . . . $2.25 a copy. believe! $400. Call Mike - CROCKS, KEGS, Barrels, SHENANDOAH Wood-coal No. 1411 with Photo- tor Rent 55 Dated this 20th day ol September, 1982. j^'lexible hours. Suitable for spigots, carboys, wide- Guide is in Sizes 10 to 18. To order, send $2.25, Includes 649-2633. nr>.fl9 ___ family ads only. No pet ads, no garage icollege students, Three Days Weekly stove, 100,000 BTU, auto mouth glass buckets, 750 Size 12, 34 bust . . . postage sod handling. NEWLY RENOVATED -housewives and others. damper, used one season, Must be at least a high school graduate, enjoy public contact and have a gallon wood vat, grape jumper, 2% yards 46- RNNE CABOT 310 square feet office rCall Monday and Tuesday excellent condition. $95.00. inch; blouse, 1% yards. reliable car. grinder. 643-2880. m ihRdwhr ImM availaole. Main Street 5 >nly - 232-4696, 9 a.m. to 7 647-1122 evenings only. TO ORDER, sm M t l. M 1180 A n . tl Aatrlcai TOWN OF MANCHESTER Ideal for person wishing to supplement family Income. New YwR, N.Y. location with ample j).m . ($45 fee refundable).' ittora, RlRS 50t n r |wi 1003B LEGAL NOTICE or tag sale ads, and no commercial ads. Benefits Include: USED COPIER - 3M V(^, FOR SALE - Older ping E■ndllai. Print Nznii, ARdrsu with ZIP parking. O i l 649-2891. Compact. Lensar Optics SUE BURNEn CODE, MR iMiibtr. At a meeting held on September IS, 1902 the Planning and Zoning Com- -PERSON WITH Integrity I • Good Salary • Gas Mileage pong table, two piece top, jpiRsinn made -the following deciiiooi: $ and Copier. 3 years old. in UwkHlw IMS BOOKS AT P.2S EACH COM M ERCIAL Business ^eeded to work third Siift. • Pleasant working conditions take apart trestle legs. RICHARD S. CONTI (C-S8) — Denied the amendment as proposed. $600, negotiable. Doctors 11M R n . t l taw rlcM B -IM -D O L tS -O ld and Hnw. Hnt location - plus square ^Must be prompt and willing For confidential Interview appointment call - Jo Deary between 9 and 10 AM Good condition. $15.00. Nta YtrR. N.Y. ItOSR la drau IRtias haw to niaht than 2,000 JOEL E. JANENDA (J-2S) — Granted a special exception with condi office, 549-3444. feet. Large display window .to maintain quality stan- Telephone 643-7153. Prhit H m n, ARRr»t« «[IR Q-130 - REEPSARE RUIITS. 24 tion — 249 Blast Center Street. CODE, I t iU NiRMur rrR B ln . alacad and ippliauad datlRni, area. High traffic. A copy of these decisions has been filed in the office of the Town Clerk. ;dards. Apply . in person Looking for an New FASHION with spe ■-1S1-HEIR100M HANOIWORK-20 Reasonable rent. Many Planning and Zoning Commission < Monday - Friday between 7 FOR SALE - Stereo con tirpaa of Madlawark thilla. Limit one ad per family per week. apartment? Check the cial Grace Cole Collection uses. Will sub-divide. Leo Kwash, Secretary I'a.m. - 2:30 p.m.- position sole model radio and a -tS 2-T0 SIVE ar REEP-40 nta- for larger sizes; plus % dltwaih Kaau ta naht. Strano Real Estate, 646- -starts immediately. 7- lllanrf|fatpr lipralJi 643-2711 many vacancies listed in phono, $79.00. C!all after 5 Dated this 20th day of September. 1982. BONUS Coupons! a-tSS-CRAFTS-SI pain af palck. 2000. 033-09 •Eleven, 513 Center Street. the Classified each day. p.m., 742-7431. P ric e ____ $1.25. taaaaka Itama. (