23 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday, Oct. 27. 1984 BUSINESS GOP looks to gain Critics don’t faze Play Bingo Technology Will cut credit card crime 26 seats In House Incumbent Zinsser and win cash in Brief ... page 5 page 3 page 2 Q. What happens 20,000 times a day and costs $1 technology Involving the magnetic strip on the back of billion a year? the cards. Cornell named to society A. Credit card crime, which has soared in every form in recent years. Your They plan to issue a single bulletin that merchants Robert A. Cornell of 4 Hoffman Road has been can use to check for invalid credit cards — those Subanswer: You and you alone are profoundly named a fellow of the Illinois-based Society of reported lost or stolen, or canceled for some other contributing to this startling increase in crime and Money's Actuaries. reason. The list of merchants who ha ve been canceled costs. Do you know where all your credit cards are? He is a senior actuarial assistant with the from using the cards will be centralized, too. Do you shred those irritating carbons when you take Worth Travelers Insurance Co. in Hartford. Finally, the two will cooperate in some way on your receipts? Do you faithfully check your bills every Sylvia Porter To be named a fellow, Cornell completed a security investigations of suspected fraud and abuse. month? Do you even watch carefully when you Fog tonight: Manchester, Conn. course of study and examination offered by the And you can expect to see more electronic receive back what are presumably your own oil society on the financial analysis of risk and its authorizations. Increasingly, when you make a credit cool Tuesday Monday, Oct. 29, 1984 company charge cards, bank cards, department store application to iife and health insurance, pensions card purchase, clerks run your card through a dial and other security programs. cards and travel and entertainment cards — the year. — see page 2 Single copy: 25/4 dn % million, or 23 cents per share, cqmpared with $2 3 Acmat 8'/i up 1 mill on or 14 cents a share in 1983. Sales were $1813 Aetna Back 35 dn 1% million, compared with $114.5 million a year ago. Spring Ahead CBT Corp. 33% up % Grranberg also said the company was helped by a Colonial Bancorp Halloween candy sales going up and down 26% dn % one-time tax credit worth $682,000 which he said was Finast 14% ByBw SornhSarah PnccoilPassell ______. Inside Today dn % caused by a “ decrease in the estimated annual Munson, President of the Bolton no’s supermarket on Hartford First Conn. Bancorp 31% nc Herald Reporter sales. Devanney seemed .satisfied with effective income tax rate.” firm. “We’ve never had 'any Road reported sales down 20 pages, 2 sections First Hartford Corp. 1 nc ★ STEVE CASSANO ★ negative aspects to any of this Several merchants referred to sales this year. " I t ’s going pretty Hartford National However he said quarterly pre-tax earnings Halloween candy sales this ” '8h'and Park Market on sales in relation to the candy­ 25% dn % Halloween thing.” Highland Street, the Lenox Phar­ good, he said. ’’About the same as Hartford Steam Boiler 59% decreased by about $30 million because of the cost of month have ranged from sluggish tampering scares of recent years. last year.” up 1 . Munson estimated sales are up macy on East Center Street and A d vice...... Ingersoll Rand selling and promoting the Adam computer and due to to moderately above last year’s Fairway store manager Michael ” It just hasn’t been selling like it 41% nc between 15 and 19 percent at his 10 Westown Pharmacy on Hartford Area towns J.C. Penney 53% dn ’ 1 a recent slash in the wholesale price of the computer. TODAY’S CHOICE levels, a telephone survey of area Connecticut sales outlets. "There Filomeno called sales this season used to, said Crispino suner- Business Lydall Inc. Road reported no change from last “ substantial.” 11% nc The price of the $600 Adam was cut by $175 businesses showed this morning. seems to be a large interest in year. market’s David Whitham. " i r T ossified . Sage Allen 15% nc Wednesday through an offer of free software to retail And Manchester Memorial Hos­ quality-made candies. We’ll prob­ “ We haven’t had any kind of just too expensive now It never Com ics...... SNET At Crown Pharmacy on West 33% dn % dealers by the company. fo ra pital has announced it will X-ray ably be out by the end of today.” scare,” he said. "But we bought sells anyway until the last week” Entertoinment Travelers any booty local children collect in Center Street, store manager John ’ •ery cautiously. The things we Jackpot Bingo 35% dn 2% For the first nine months of its fiscal year, the In Manchester, Andy’s super­ Sposito said he has not kept tabs on Whitham said Crispino’s bought a Tyco Laboratories 34% their neighborhood candy canvass bought have sold well.” smaller supply this year when last Lottery. up % company reported a decline in net income but an market on North Main Street and the level of candy sales this season United Technologies 39»A Wednesday night. »iie> VC ueen very good,” said year’s sales slumped. Obituaries dn % increase in saj|.s. Net income was $13.4 million or 82 BETTER TOMORROW the Fairway department store on because the store does not rou­ New York gold $337.70 At Munson’s Candy Kitchen a Andy s manager Thomas Haugh Liggett manager Michael Dwor Opinion...... dn 1.80 cents per share, compared with $27.6 million or $1.71 Main Street reported sales up tinely stock or sell much Hallo­ Peopletalk __ * Paid for by Steve Cassano's Senate Election Comm. Paul Rosetto-Treaaurer. Bolton candy manufacturer sales modestly. ” We expect to clean right out of it ” kin had a similar story. per share one year earlier. are up. ween candy. Sports...... Arthur’s drug store on Main He estimated .sales are up '10 ” tt’s not as prolific as the year A spokesman for Bradlees de­ percent over last year. Television...... 1 , ' “ '“ "K with Street, the Liggett Rexall Phar­ before, " he said. the other holidays,” said Robert partment store in the Parkade Though he reported no increase Weather macy in the Parkade and Crispi- declined to comment on the level of I ^Highland Park manager Timothy Please^rn u> page 16 3 — M AN CHESTER H ER ALD . Monday. Oct. 29. 1984

MANCHESTER-HERALD, Monday, Oct 29. 1984 — 3 W eather P e o p le t a lk M anchester Town Realtor seeks 3rd term in Senate Five is enough Today’s forecast in Brief Dick Van Patten, his wife. Pat. and their three Connecticut, Massachusetts Critics don’t faze incumbent Zinsser sons have signed with 20th Century-Fox for a new and Rhode Island: Today: be­ Smith predicts close race situation comedy. Not since the Osmonds and the coming partly sunny. Highs 65 to By Kothy Garmus integrity,” said Nathan G. Agosti- people with their individual Jonathan Mercier. the Republican candidate in Orxie and Harriet Nelson clan appeared on the 70. Tonight: cloudy with patchy Herald Reporter nelli, a Republican State Central problems. tube has a family signed en masse for a series. fog and a chance of rain or me 12th Assembly District, is in a close race. commiteeman and Zinsser's cam­ "Those are the things that don’t Republican Town Chairman Curtis Smith said His critics call him arrogant, paign adviser, during the opening make the newspaper.” he says. The Van Pattens, married 31 years, will play drizzle. Lows in the 40s. Tues­ Saturday. themselves, abetted by Vincent. 26. a touring day: cloudy with a chance of negative and sarcastic. pf Zinsser's campaign Zinsser is a ranking member of During a campaign gathering at the home of tennis pro. Jimmy. 27. a writer, and Nelsw. 28. a rain. Highs in the SOs. But state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, headquarters. the Appropriations and Energy former Rep. Walter Joyner, Smith a.sked for help R-Manchester, says he is simply Zinsser says problems of corrup­ teaching tennis pro. Maine: Variable cloudiness and Public Utilities committees, for Republican candidates in the remaining days an outspoken legislator who does tion usually arise whenever a "The studio is developing a pilot for April.” Van south this afternoon and partly tend also serves on the Program of the the campaign. not shy away from a fight. party has bwn in power too long. Patten said. "All of us are going to be ourselves, sunny north and mountains Review and Investigations Smith said the GOP has been polling for weeks "I say what I think and they just "I think they (members of the Committee. doing what we do. Pat’s a numerolgist. so that will today. Highs in the SOs to low 60s. be included, and there will be plenty of tennis, I and has concluded that the race in the 12th don't want to hear that, ” he says of majority party) become compla­ Opponent Cassano. a sociology F a ir tonight. Lows in the SOs to Assembly District will be tight. too." Van Patten, whose last series was titled his critics. 'T v e been called cent and lazy and take the voters professor at Manchester Commun­ mid 40s. Partly sunny north and Mercier is making his first run for public office. everything.” for granted,” he says. ity College, says Zinsser has not "Eight Is Enough.” said there is no chance the cloudy south Tuesday. Highs 50 new one will be called "Five is Enough. " His opponent is Rep. James McCavanagh, Zinsser, a two-term incumbent, Zinsser says he favors establish­ gjven enough time to his legislative to 58. D-Manchester, a former town director who is says he is not a political person. ing an independent inspector gen­ cities and has missed nearly half New Hampshire: Variable seeking his second term in the Legislature. , "I try to be myself and I try to eral to ferret out waste and of the votes of the powerful cloudiness this afternoon south U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker. R-Conn., appeared at help people regardless of their corruption in state government. Appropriations Committee and partly sunny north today. the Saturday gathering. party affiliation,” he says. ”He divides his time rather Tootsie in a tutu Highs mid SOs to mid 60s. Fair Zinsser says that on several T H E SECOND MOST important equally between the legislature occasions he has introduced bills issue, Zinsser says, is tax reform. Can you itnagine ex-Rams football star Deacon tonight. Lows in the SOs to mid and his business,” says Demo­ away MPOA to hear officials he personally opposed because He points to a tax on meals under Jones in a pink tutu — or a tutu of any color, for 40s. Cloudy Tuesday, a chance of Take the warm, go rain cratic Town Committee Chairman constituents have asked him to. $1, a tax on seeds and fertilizer, that matter? Jones showed up last week for a rain south late in the day. Highs To<^y partly sunny. Highs 65 to 70. Light southwest winds becoming The Manchester Property Owners Association Theodore Cummings. 50 to 60. will hear talks tonight on the question of the town He cites as an example a bill that and a real estate conveyance tax charity costume dinner at a restaurant in Los north today. Tonight cloudy with patchy fog and a 40 percent chance would have permitted the burning Vermont: Today partly sunny re-entering the federal Community Development as examples of "nuisance taxes” ZINSSER SAYS HIS AGENDA Angeles to help his pal Bubba Smith's favorite Of rwn or drizzle. Lows in the 40s. Light northeast winds. Tuesday of leaves. Zinsser says he intro­ cause — or so he thought. this afternoon. Highs 55 to 65. Block Grant Program and on a proposal to that should be eliminated. for another term would ineludc a ^ d y and cooler with a 40 percent chance of rain. Highs 55 to 60. duced the bill on behalf of the town Those taxes in particular, he Jones had been sent the brief net ballet skirt to Partly cloudy tonight, chance of finance up to $4.6 million in repairs to the town's re-introducing legislation to wedrasday partiy sunny and seasonabie. Today's weather picture infrastructure by selling bonds. of Manchester, even though he says, hurt the elderly and poor. wear to the event and when he phoned Bubba showers south. Lows in the SOs to change the state’s educational aid wasdraam by Jennifer Jung, 9, of 63 Homestead St., a fourth grader at The MPOA will meet at 8 p.m. in Whiten opposes allowing people to burn "The tax system in the state is before the event to complain about it. Bubba said, mid 40s. Partly sunny Tuesday, Waddell School. j formula so that property-rich Memorial Library. leaves. really unfair,” he says. Zin.sser ; towns do not receive aid Similar "I know what you mean. I ’m wearing a blue one.” chance of more showers. Highs The talks will be given by Steven Werbner. the Zinsser, a Manchester real est­ firmly opposes a state income tax. bills proposed by Zinsser have Bubba lied. Deacon walked into the restaurant to in the SOs. ate broker, is being challenged in find he was the only one in costume. Bubba was town’s assistant general manager, and George Zinsser says another crucial been defeated in past se.ssions. the Fourth Senatorial District by issue in the five towns that make up there in a business suit. Jones had been set up by Kandra, director of public works. He also says he would introduce The MPOA favored withdrawing from the Stephen T. Cassano. a Democratic his district is the condition of roads legislation to repeal some of the Bubba as a victim for NBC’s "TV’s Bloopers & town director who says he consid­ Practical Jokes.” Jones’ “disgrace ” airs Oct. 29. federal CDBG program in 1979 and 1980, but has and bridges. The district com­ ’’nuisance taxes” and will work to Extended outlook not yet taken a stand on the question in the current ers himself a “ progressive thinker prises Manchester. Bolton, Colum­ take the Children’s Trust Fund UPl photo Extended outlook for New election. and a moderate spender.” ' bia, Glastonbury and Hebron. away from the Department of No flab here England Wednesday through Zinsser says his political ideas Much of the $5.5 billion in the Children and Youth Services and Friday: Mercier likes Delaware Plan cast him in the moderate to governor’s program to repair the put it under the authority of a conservative area of the political Preston praise Mike Christian of Santa Monica, Calif., poses Connecticut, Massachusetts state's roads and bridges will be 15-member independent board or Jonathan Mercier, the Republican candidate in spectrum. used only for state roads. Zinsser commission. Robert Preston will be the hero of the evening for judges Saturday at Caesars Palace Hotel and Rhode Island: Mostly fair where 150 bodybuilding champions from more the 12th Assembjy District, said recently that if hd " I ’m definitely not liberal,” he says. Zinsser claims the biggest differ­ CARL A. ZINSSER Nov. 3 as man of the year at the 29th annual Wednesday and Thursday, is elected he will work for a measure like the says. "When we passed that bill, we Thalians Ball featuring some of Hollywood’s than 50 nations competed for the "M r. Universe” chance of rain Friday. Daytime ence between himself and his ... seeks third term title in four weight classes. Christian won the title 'Delaware Plan' to put a limit on state spending. completely ignored the towns and opponent is that, "Whatever I say brightest stars. highs in the SOs Wednesday and He described the Delaware Plan in a news POINTING TO RECENT SCAN­ cities,” he says. Lucille Ball will recreate the title number from for the United States in the heavyweight class. before the election. I ’m going to be Thursday warming into the SOs release issued Friday as one that limits state DALS involving the state Depart­ Zinsser says he wants more aid saying after the election.” Carl A. Zinsser ’Marne” with 16 chorus boys. Sammy Davis Jr. Friday. Overnight lows in the spending to 98 percent of the state revenues ment of Transportation, the state for local roads and bridges. He 176 Ralph Road. will sing “ Trouble ” from "The Music Man,” with Hi.s outspokenness has gotten 40s. projected by a bipartisan revenue projection agriculture commissioner and the says he favors the completion of him into trouble on several occa­ Age: 46; married to Ellen: three children. other musical contributions by Barbara Eden, Vermont: Dry Wednesday and board. It also requires that any taxor fee increase state treasurer, Zinsser says cor­ the Interstate 84 extension — also Shirley Jones and Mary Martin. Star of the year sions. When addressing the Legis­ Occupation: Real estate broker. Thursday, a chance of showers be approved by a 60 percent vote of the state ruption is the biggest problem known as the relocation of Route 6 lature earlier this year on a Education: Manchester High School: at­ Also scheduled to honor Preston, who starred Satellite view Legislature. Bill Murray and Debra Winger have been Friday. Highs in the SOs dropping facing Connecticut. — from Bolton to Windham. divestiture bill, some of Zinsser’s tended Central Connecticut Stale University. on stage and in the movie version of "The Music into the 40s on Friday. Lows in Mercier said he was dismayed by reports that "The underlying issue., .is for the Man,” are Lloyd Bridges, Phyllis Diller, Charlton named "Star of the Year” by the National Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 2:30 a.m. E S T shows remarks angered people of Irish Experience in public office: Fourth distriel the 30s. state agencies are asking for spending increases state to restore its credibility tothe WHEN ASKED ABOUT HIS ance.stry. Heston, George Peppard, Ginger Rogers, Robert Association of Theater Owners. Murray — layered cloudiness stretching from New England southwest to Texas. state senator since 1980: member. Manchester "Ghostbusters.” "Meatballs,” "Stripes, ” and Maine, New Hampshire: Embedded in these clouds are numerous showers and thunder­ of 10 percent or more. He said that if the reports voters,” Zinsser says. He says that accomplishments during the past "Carl’s not the easiest guy to Stack and Dick Van Patten. are accurate, state spending will have increased credibility can be restored by Housing Authority I%9-197l: member, Man­ most recently “ The Razor’s Edge" — waschosen Chance of showers Wednesday. storms. Cloud-free skies extend from the central Plains to the Great four years, Zinsser cites the relate to,” says Cummings. "He’s since 1975 from $1.6 billion to $4.4 billion, electing legislators who are chester Board of Directors, 1971 and 1973-1979: because ”he is a super talent,” said association Fair Thursday and Friday. Lows Basin. Scattered ciouds and precipitation dot the northwestern establishment of the Children's abrupt and sometimes patronizing honest. Trust Fund, which is used to fight member. Human Relations Commission 1971- president Joel H. Resnick, who cited "Ghostbus­ in the upper 30s to mid 40s states. to us peons.” 1973. ters’’ as the No. 1 box office hit of 1984. Zinsser's own integrity has child abuse: reforms to the state's But Zinsser says his record Wednesday morning dropping Swensson wants tax news Civic background: Past president, Manches­ Winger was chosen for her outstanding career rarely been called into question, Winter Energy Assistance Pro­ speaks for itself and he will let the A voice iesson into the mid 20s to low 30s ter Jayeees: charter member, Exchange in such films as "Urban Cowboy," "An Officer Rep. Elsie Swensson. R-Manchester, has according to some of his gram and the introduction and people decide Nov. 6 if they agree it British actress Joan Greenwood has a husky Thursday and Friday mornings. 30.24 and a Gentleman” and "Term s of Endearment." challenged her Democratic opponent, John associates. passage of a bill prohibiting the is a good one. Club: past deacon. Center Congregational voice like crushed velvet that her fans adore. Highs in the mid 40s to upper SOs. Tve read that when Debra Winger was a L.. Thompson, to say where he stands on the question "You might meet people who state from becoming involved in ’’Every two years 1 get to apply Church, secretary-treasurer Center Congre­ "I used to hate it at first,” she said'. “I always teenager and captivated by the idea of becoming of a state income tax. like him, you might meet people local referendums. for the job again,” he says. 'T m gational Church Men’s Club. thought it was in the way of my playing more a movie actress, her father set up an interview U' Swensson, who is seeking re-election in the 13th who dislike him, but you’ll never But Zinsser says his biggest the employee and they (the voters) Campaign manager: Scott B. Clendaniel. Shakespeare and classical roles. People think it’s with the late director George Cukor, ” Resnick Across the nation Assembly District, said Friday that in 1975 meet a person who questions his accomplishment has been helping are the employer.” affected or that I put it on, but no. I ’m stuck with Thompson was in favor of of a state income tax said. "Cukor told her she had a terrible voice, Rain will extend from southern NEW YORK. it, and I ’ve had to get used to being stuck with it." didn’t know how to walk, and had no class. ” .CHICAGO and debated Edward Wilson, then a candidate for Greenwood, who plays what she calls "an New England across North Ca­ SAN FRANCISCO the Board of Directors, on the merits of an income ancient ballet mistress” in the CBS miniseries rolina, the Appalachians, the tax. She said Thompson made it clear then that he Ellis Island,” added, "Over the years, I spent upper Ohio Valley, South Carol­ Fire Calls Cassano rebuts flier charge was in favor. Swensson said she is unequivocally thousands of pounds trying to lighten it. It hasn’t ina and northern Florida across opposed to a state income tax. By Kathy Garmus passing on the cost of electricity worked at all. But I don't consider the money Louisiana and eastern Texas. •ATLANTA which begun at Democratic Head 'Thompson said Friday he now opposes an Manchester Herald Reporter that wouldn’t be generated until at qiiurthrs and ended at a local ill-spent. The doctors actually gave me confi­ Hart to Hart Rain will also extend along the LOWEST^LO W EST IVIIUD income tax because it is not needed and becasue TEMPERATURES least 1986and a bill that would have restaurant, Cassano again critic­ dence, because in the end they all said, it’s no Mary Hart, co-host of “Entertainment To­ Oregon Coast with showers scat­ "our constituents have made it clear they don’t Friday, 6:55 a.m. — medical call, 55 Center St. Sounding tired but optimistic. gradually phased in the cost of the good, it’s never going to change, so just learn to 30-20___ 20 30 (Paramedics) ized Zins.ser for mi.ssiiig many of night," will make her mini-series debut and bring tered across the northern coast 40 want it.” He said that if Swensson felt that Democratic town Director Stephen Millstone III nuclear plant — were relax and use what you’ve got. And I have.” the votes of the three legislative her the skills she’s learned as an interviewer to of California. 40 50 strongly about any issue she should have agreed Friday, 9:40 a.m. — discharge of fire extinguising T. Cassano today predicted he accurate, despite Zinsser’s claims r-LeO E U D - to debate with him. system, Illing Junior High School. (Town). committees of which he is a the upcoming AB C-TV movie adaptation of Snow will reach across north­ SO 60 would become the next state to the contrary. member. Friday, 10:50 a.m. — auto accident washdown, senator from the Fourth Senatorial "Hollywood Wives,” based on the bestseller by ern Montana. Temperatures will 70 (Town) Zinsser said last week that he ” I think it’s deceitful to adver Jackie Collins, sister of Joan. be unseasonably cold from Wis­ District. voted for both bills. . eo vT 70^ [ 2 ^ showers' * flcTw Cassano hits Zinsser on pian Friday, 11: 58 a .m .— medical call, 150 N. Main St. tise your ranking mcmbt'r.ship on Hart, who will be playing herself, isn’t really UPl W EATHER FO TO C A S T Cassano contended people in the Statute of limitations consin across the northern Rock­ (Eight District and Paramedics) But he opposed both bills in one of the most important commit that new to acting. Before landing her co-host gig ies and the northern Pacific Stephen Cassano, the Democrat opposing Sen. district are confident in his abili­ committee while voting for them lees and then miss half the votes.” Diane Sawyer, the new kid on the block at CBS’s on " E .T .” nearly two years ago. she starred in a Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, in the Fourth Friday, 1:52 p.m.— medical call, 587 E. Middle ties and are generally dissatisfied on the floor, according to legisla­ “60 Minutes,” doesn’t agree with those who say Coast. High temperatures will be Turnpike, (Paramedics) he said of Zin.s.ser’s attendance number of musicals and plays. in the teens over northern National forecast Senatorial District, has said that Zinsser’s with the record of incumbent state tive records supplied by Cassano. record on the Appropriations women can’t combine career and social life. Friday, 4:10 p.m. — motoi vehicle accident, 368 Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, R- Montana, reaching the mid-40s proposal to exempt 66 resident state troopers "That is extremely inconsist­ Committee. "It’s complicated, sure.” she said in the Adams St. (Eighth District, paramedics). Manchester. For period ending 7 a.m. EST Tuesday. During Monday night, from the authorized stength of the state police ent,” Cassano said. Cassano said he would win upcoming December issue of Bazaar. “ But the along the Washington Coast and Friday, 4:43 p.m. — medical call, 223 N. Main St., showers are expected in parts of the Pacific Northwest, the Gulf Coast would cost $1,650,000 in salaries if 66 new officers 'T m gonna beat him,” Cassano He said that had Zinsser’s efforts because voters have become more idea that you sacrifice your private life to your around Lake Superior, to the were hired. (Eighth District and Paramedics) said during a morning news low-SOs over northern New and sections of the mid-Atlantic states. Snow is in store for the upper in committee succeeded, "he could .sophisticated and lire not likely professional life is an artificial one. I will make He charged Friday that Zinsser wanted to Friday, 7:51 p.m. — auto accident, 30 Cooper St., conference called to respond to England. Rockies whiie generally fair weather prevails elsewhere across the (Paramedics) • have had a very serious impact on vote the party line. time for my private life. It matters. ’ ’ She said she Now you know make budget cuts that would have taken $700,000 charges made by Zinsser that his Utility rates.” nation. Minimum temperatures inciude: (approximate maximum Friday, 11:05 p.m. — gasoline washdown. Chapel ” I don’t see a lot of people pulling dates frequently, one man in particular. His 0 from state police salaries and now asks for $2 legislative record was misrepres­ In July 1925 Tennessee biology teacher John Atlanta 61(80), Boston 47(59), Chicago Road (Eighth District). Zinsser responded that both bills party levers,” Cassano said. ” A lot politicai persuasion? “ Oh, he’s a known Demo­ million in new money for the same department. ented in a political flier supporting were amended after coming out of crat but I ’m an independent.” Scoops was convicted of teaching evolution in High and low 45(64), Cleveland 48(68), Dallas 62(63), Denver 33(54), Duluth 23(36) Saturday. 2:16a.m. — brush fire, rearof 19Concord of people feel .somewhat guilty public schools, contrary to a state law saying only In a news release, Cassano asked Zinsser Cassano. the committee. Zinsser said the She said she plans to marry and have a family 'J®C‘« 0"''ille 66(84), Kansas City 44(63), Little Rock Road (Town). when they just pull party levers.” the biblical version of creation could be taught. The highest temperature re­ rhetorically where the money would come from, ” I wouldn’t even dignify that changes made the bills more down the road apiece but, she added, ”My mother M(78), Los Angeles 55(72), Miami 78(85), Minneapolis 32(45), New Saturday. 9:34 a.m, — service call, 434 Oakland St. Any coattail effect of the popular Because of the furor, most states did not pass a ported Sunday by the National He said that question and others deserve answers remark with an answer,” Zinsser likes to say that the statute of limitations is (Eighth District). acceptable and that he voted for President Reagan would probably similar law, but Tennessee did not repeal its Weather Service, excluding 56(85), San Francisco that could have been provided in a debate. Zinsser said today when told of Cassano’s them when they came before the be offset by the presence of U.S. running out on me.” 49(65), Seattle 37(48), St. Louis 46(72), Washington 56(74). has declined to debate Cassano. Saturday, 10:05 a.m. — car fire, 24 Prospect St. prediction. version until 1967. Alaska and Hawaii, was 91 (Town). full Senate. Congre.sswoinun Barbara B. Ken- degrees at Naples and Ocala, Cassano said that two claims "There are many things that nelly on the ticket. Cassano said. Saturday, 12:15 p.m .— service call, 8 Newman St contained in a leallet put out by the Fla. The Monday morning low (Tow n). happen between the committee He said his goal was to keep his Police install stop sign Connecticut Citizen Action Group was 10 at Great Falls, Mt. Manchester Herald process and final approval,” he loss in Glastonbury to 1,000 votes or The Manchester Police Department has Saturday, 1:18 p.m — medical call, 231 McKee St. — that Zinsser opposed a bill (Town. Paramedics). said. less and rely on the l)emocratic installed a stop sign on Chapel Road at the banning electric companies from Almanac Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Saturday. 2:03 p.m. — medical call, 255 Center St. During his news conference. plurality in the remaining towns . intersection of Chapel and Burnham Street in an (Town, Paramedics). Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraitis effort to halt a recent series of accidents there Today is Monday, October Associate Publisher Police spokesman Gary Wood said the Saturday, 7:48 p.m — medical call, corner of Bolton 1947 and actress Kate Jackson in In 1974, former President L ottery Business Manager and Grant roads (Eighth District, Paramedics). 29th. the 303rd day of 1984 with 63 1948. accidents were apparently the result of a poor line Richard Nixon went into shock USPS 327-500 Sunday, 12:14 p.m. — medical call, 769 Center St. to follow. On this date in history: of site from the westerly direction on Burnham after surgery to combat a VOL. CIV, No. 25 Street. (Town, Paramedics). 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Quinn On Election Day. no weapons in United Press International think we have a lot of things going for occupied West Bank, killing one passenger and United Press International Hispanics plan blitz space by either side." the narrator u s" wounding 10 others in a revenge attack for the says in closing. PORTLAND, Ore. - The Mon- for MoneJale in state I-OMA l.INDA C.ilil The surgeon Biiiley said efforts to find a human V murders last week of two Jewish students. who put the he,II I of o huhoon into a donor were abandoned because it Police said the rocket, fired from a hillside near dale campaign put a 5-minute ad — see page 9 The Demoeralie presidential (tying hum.in ml,ml .s.iid he symp.i- would h.ive l.iken Icki long to test for a Jerusalem’s Old City, ripped an 18-inch hole on national television presenting candidate will return loCalifornia, lhi7.es with .mim.il lights .letivlsls compatible heart .Several baboons above the rear exit of the bus and shattered four the election as a referendum on Reagan's adopted home state, one eiimpkiiniiig the oper.ilKin was inhu owned by Iheumversity were subjected windows. arms control, part of the Demo­ .At a rally in San Jose, Calif., as more time. He plans a huge mane, but s.iys hiim.iii life must t;ike to extensive screening and "the com- One passenger was killed and 10 others were crat’s plan to focus on a few central he wrapped up a two-day Califor­ noontime rally in Los Angeles in preeedenee ptilabiliiy between this donor and this injured. Eight people were taken to an Arab campaign themes to draw sharp nia visit, he again raised the tax one week, the day before Election Sixteen-day old Baby Fae remained recipient is remarkabk' " . hospital in East Jerusalem and two others were distinctions between him and issue and today he delivers an Day. in critical but stable condition today But Dr raid Terasaki of the UCLA taken to Hadassah Hospital in Jerusalem, police President Reagan. addre.ss on human rights at Por­ and doctors said she was doing said. The ad. shown on all three tland State University as he Mondale, in a speech that lacked ■i! Medii'al School told the Ixjs Angeles remarkably well in her third day with a Police spokesman Moshe Alexanderoni said commercial television networks completes a three-state Far West the fire of recent days, raised the (k t ' . ' Times th.it the heart of a 2-year-old tax issue again at a "Viva monkey s hetirt in her chest. Hospital baby became tivailable the very day of police found a rocket launcher on the hillside Sunday, included footage of young swing. spokeswoman Waldena Gaede said shortly after the attack Police refused to say children interspersed with shots of The ad. reminiscent of Lyndon Mondale’’ rally outside a San Jose the tninsiilant. high school where burritos were doctors hoped to remove the baby from I think that they did not make any whether the rocket was issued by Israel Defense missiles taking off. a nuclear blast Johnson’s 1964 ad showing a young the respirator later in the day last week of two Jewish students near a and shots of the "red telephone" a girl picking petals off a daisy to the served and mariachi music filled effort to gel a human infant heart the air. Dr l.eontird Bailey told a Sundtiy because they were set on doing a monastery in Beit Jala south of Jerusalem. A president would use to respond to a background of a nuclear count­ news conference at l,oma I.indii baboon. " Terasaki said Palestinian from the Dehaishe Refugee Camp nuclear attack. down. includes footage of John F. "One of the things that cry out in I'niversity Medical ('enter, where Ojiponents raised ethietd questions near Bethlehem was charged with those "1 don’t believe this administra­ Kennedy saying nuclear disarma­ this election for a decision from the more thiin a dozen animal-rights iibout the operation. murders. tion understands how most Ameri­ ment should not be taken as a “sign American people is whether the activists picketed outside, that he is an "It boils down to htiving killed a cans feel about arms control." of weakness” and features footage president is supposed to stand up animal lover, but feels human survival Mondale says in a segment filmed from Mondale’s debate with Rea­ for peoplesof miiderate and modest is pre-eminent perfectly healthy baboon in order to Child, 4, dies In oven prolong a child's suffering. " said Lucy two weeks ago in Minnesota. "We gan, where they discussed "Star income and the poor or whether "I'm sympathetic to the animal Shelton of People for the Ethica'i AUBURN. Maine — Police held a mother and know if those bombs go off, it’s Wars" technology. he’s just supposed to do what the rights people.' he said "However. I 'm Treatment of Animals "We object to her boyfriend today on charges they stuffed the probably the end. It’s over." "With 7,000 new nuclear wea­ rich folks ask him to," he said. a member of the human speeies and 1 both." woman’s screaming 4-year-old daughter into an The ad was broadcast coast-to- pons id four years, Reagan now have to deal with dying human species Bailey responded by saying. "Weean oven and burned her to death, telling neighbors coast as Mondale returned to the plans to take the arms race into Aides said Mondale chose to Democratic presidential candidate Wal- Independence High School in San Jose, babies every day and 1 am more basic themes of his campaign: space — an irretrievable step," ’ the raise the tax "fairnc.ss" issue decide to either let these children die they were "cooking Lucifer." ter Mondale speaks to a crowd of several Calif. Sunday, •sympathetic toward th;it issue than I because they are born with only half a "It's bizarre and the sickest thing I've ever arms control, human rights and a narrator says. although it has had at best mixed iim with anim.il rights endeavors" heart, or intervene and sacrifieV some seen." said police Sgt. William Fourner. tax hike to cut the deficit. "Draw the line at the heavens. results in the past. thousand at an afternoon rally at Friday, the baby identified only as lesser form than our own human Police, responding to reports of smoke Baby Fae underwent five hours of species ' billowing from the kitchen window Saturday, surgery as the heart fpom a 7-month- broke into the second-floor apartment minutes old baboon was transplanted into her Bailey fended off critical spt'culation that there is inadequate research AV «4 I ( later and found the blistered body of Angela Overconfidence is oniy concern in the president’s camp The infant faced certain death because support for thi* success of the surgery, Palmer. she was born with hypoplastic left Bv Norman D. Sandler but acknowledged his research has UPI phoio I said they heard the girl banging and George Bush is devoting his time New polls .showing Reagan lead­ mistake loranybody who works lor the advantaged, by the advaii Over the next few days, Reagan heart syndrome, an underdeveloped ■ yelling, "Let me out. daddy, let me out” before United Press International this week to helping elect more ing Mondale by 17 or 18 points Ronald Reagan to think or to tJged, for the advantaged." will project the image of both left side of the heart. been- focu.sed more on the operation itself than on the possibility of the Dr. Leonard Bailey uses a chart of a human heart as the surgeon officers arrived at the thn?e-story tenement. Republicans to the House. prompted Baker to again warn as.sume that there’s a landslide Mondale also picked up endorse­ candidate and iiicumbciii Bailey refused to estimate the baby 's Police found the door to the electric oven WASHINGTON - Fortified by The theory among top Reagan against complacency. Despite talk victory already in the bag. " ments from The New York Times His travels today will Iw follow(‘d chance of survival, saying only he is recipient's having a long life. who_Uansplanted a baboon's heart for the first time into a human Since the surgery, other researchers infant acknowledges the surgery is strictly experimental. He jammed shut with a chair and the mother, newspaper endorsements and a strategists is that with victory all of an impending Reagan landslide. On the eve of his trip to and the hometown Minneapolis by two days back at the White "hoping for the best.' widened lead in the polls. Presi­ but assured, the emphasis should Baker said, "We don’t take victory Pennsylvania, the Philadelphia Star and Tribune. Among those House He .sets out Thursday for a have expressed doubt about the baby 's rejected charges that such experimentation is inhumane in a Cynthia Palmer. 29, and her live-in boyfriend, "I cannot speculate on herchances. " ability to accept the baboon heart fully, John L p e, 36, sitting in the living room, dent Reagan enters the home be on ensuring the president has as for granted.” Inquirer endorsed Walter Mondalc endorsing Reagan were the New final whirlwind push that will land he said. "We're pleased she's doing so press conference at the Loma Linda, Calif. Medical Center stretch of the campaign seeking supportive a Congress as possible "We’re not over-confident," he in an editorial that characterized York Daily News, ChieagoTribune him hack home in California on well. We know we may be in for quite a and have suggested that in the face of authorities said. The couple were taken to the such odds, the procedure is inhumane. Androscoggin County Jail and held for arraign­ not just victory, but a knockout to in his second term. declared. "It would be a terrible Reagan’s as "an administration of and Cleveland Plain Dealer. Election Day. ment on murder charges today in District Court expand his mandate in a second White House chief of staff, in neighboring I,ewiston. term. James Baker! interviewed Sunday •/' New airport opens With over-confidence his only on CBS’s "Face the Nation," said major worry, Reagan hoped to Reagan would view a landslide Redgrave trial resumes keep alive the campaign fervor next week as a mandate to pursue among his loyalists with stops BOSTON — Vane.ssa Redgrave, the award- the conservative agenda he car­ today in Pennsylvania and West ried to the White House four years U.S.-backed Grenada wanning actress who claims the Boston Sym­ Virginia — two of 12 states he will phony Orchestra fired her from a narrator's role ago and has pursued with mixed visit between now and Election results. ,v' because of her political views, today was Day. /z prepared to return to the U.S. District' Court “He’s going to push to see this As has been the case in recent economic recoverj’ that we’ve enters the jet age witness stand for cross-examination. weeks, the 73-year-old president Redgrave, who calmly listened to other enjoyed in this country as a result planned to spend most of his time of his policies continue and be Bv Caralyn Curlel witnesses testify during the first week of her civil Saline International Airport, avoided any capitalizing on his appeal to young sustained." Baker said. "He’s United Press Internatlanal rights and breach-of-contract trial, Friday petiple with rallies at Millersville "*The Financial Perils mention of the United States during his displayed some of the emotion that has won her going to push to make sure that this 30-minute address to 5,000 Grenadians University in Lancaster County. country remains prepared for POINT SALINES. Grenada - With U S. numerous awards during nearly three decades of Pa., and a high school in Parkers­ peace, which he has brought to this technical assistance and financing. Gren­ gathered to herald the airport opening. acting. Today was her third scheduled day as a Reagan sent Grenadian authorities a witness. burg, W.Va. country , which was part of what he of Pauline^ ada officially entered the jet age with the congratulatory message Sunday. Reagan’s itinerary has been .set promised in 1980. He is going to opening of the international airport that During her second day on the stand. Redgrave with an eye toward increasing push for a return to traditional President Reagan once charged was being "The dedication of this airport to which dropped her calm rcsen e and wept briefly asshe the United States and other countries have Republican control of the Senate. values — school prayer and things two counseling seminars built by Cuba as a military base. describ^ her reaction to anti-PLO dem'onstra- In a parallel move, Vice President like that." / 'The opening Sunday of the airport at been so proud to contribute marks the tors at the 1978 Academy Awards presentations fulfillment of a Grenadian dream of many At those ceremonies, she won the Oscar for for women presented by Point Salines, on the southern tip of the tiny years," Reagan said. Caribbean island, came three days after the best-supporting actress in the anti-Nazi film "Julia." .'ll first anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion Early Sunday, tourism officials wel­ the Savings Bank that ousted hard-line Marxists who had comed the first commercial jet to land at A strong advocate of the Palestine Liberation GOP has good chance assassinated leftist Prime Minister Mau­ Point Saline — a British West Indies Organization, Redgrave is suing the BSO for the rice Bishop and seized power. Airlines DC-9 en route to Miami from Port Ml.OOO she claims was due her for five planned of Manchester. At the time of the invasion, which left 19 of Spain. Trinidad. 19J2 performances of Igor Stravinsky's "Oedipus to gain seats in House Americans dead.- Reagan charged that Tourism Minister Richard Cherman said By Elaine S. Povich the second (presidential) debate," Cuban President Fidel Castro, a friend of the Sunday stopover in Grenada would United Press International said Jagt, who won’t make outright Bishop, was helping build the airport to use become part of Port Saline s schedule next as a military base. Bishop said the airport Ivy Leaguers like Mondale predictions of the number of House week, making the DC-9's run the first WASHINGTON — Republicans seats the GOP will win. Party was being built to boost tourism. regular big jet service to the island If a poll of Ivy League undergraduates is an In marking the airport opening, the are expected to lose some Senate leaders are sticking with 26. the indication, students haven't lost all their liberal seats in the Nov. 6 elections but number the Republicans lost in island's interim head of government called Grenada has one other international Ideals, although there may be a conservative on Grenadians to put aside their differences airport, but it cannot handle jumbo jets shift. retain a majority there and could 1982. pick up enough strength in the A sort of reverse coattail effect is before Dec. 3 elections on the spice-rich ■The accessibility provided by the Port A survey of 1,626 students made between the island. Saline airport is seen as giving Grenada a House to gain working control of taking hold on the Democratic presidential debates showed 53.3 percent favored the current Democratic-led side, with Democratic candidates •If ever there was a time for every chance to regain tourist trade it lost in the Walter Mondale. 34 percent would choose Grenadian man and woman to sink their years of political instability that followed chamber. distancing themselves from Mon­ UPI p ho to' President Reagan. 2 percent would go for other A survey of United Press Inter­ dale and running what Democratic differences and make a sacrifice to help the overthrow by Bishop of the reputedly candidates while 5.7 percent won’t vote. The their country, that time is now, ’ said corrupt regime of Prime Minister Eric national’s Hot too House races and Congressional Campaign Commit­ Two dissenters at the opening of Grenada's international Gairy in 1979. margin of error is plus or minus 5 percent. interviews with party profession­ tee chief Tony Coelho calls "inde­ airport show their affiliation Sunday as a young girl seeks Governor-General Sir Paul Scoon. Black students supported Mondale over Rea­ U.S. technical assistance and $19 million Gairy has since returned to Grenada and gan 78.2 percent to 7.5 percent. als show the GOP likely to make at pendent" campaigns. Democrats comfort on her trusty thumb. Grenada can now accept provided by the U.S, Agency for Interna­ despite his denials, is believed to be least modest gains, perhaps gain­ admit there may be some losses, m m In a similar poll jus»t before the 1980 election ing 26 seats, which would give the but say they will be In the single direct jet flights from major cities almost a year after the tional Development helped to finish the entertaining thoughts of becoming prime Reagan captured only 14.8 percent to 41 percent airport construction begun by Cuba in 1980. minister once again should his Grenada party a working coalition with digits. U S. invaded the tiny country to rescue U S. medical mr John Anderson and about 44 percent for conservative Democratic "Boll In the Senate contests, Rep. students there. Bul^ Scoon, who thanked "several na­ united Labor Party win a majority of the 15 President Carter. The figures for don’t knows tions” for contributing to building Point parliamentary seats being contested on wasn t available. Weevils” in the chamber Demo­ Albert Gore is considered a shoo-in I>ec. 3. crats now control, 266-167. in Tennessee for the seat vacated f v M Condemned men await word The chances of an outright by retiring Senate Republican majority of Republicans in the leader Howard Baker. But the Thomas Andy Barefoot, an oilfield roughneck House remains very slim, even if races in Illinois, Iowa, North Ex-military man questions ‘star wars’ convicted of murdering a Texas policeman and there is a Reagan landslide. Carolina and New Hampshire are The Bcllmann Archive Earnest Knighton, who killed a Louisiana service The Republican optimism that toss-ups or very close. CONCORD. N H. (UPI) - Star Wars treaty, the last binding arms control station owner, are hoping for last-minute stays of had slipped a bit following Presi­ In North Carolina. Gov. James (and includes defense would not protect people treaty. could be developing and to stay open to amount. execution as their last hours ticked away. dent Reagan’s shaky performance Hunt is battling Republican Sen. would increase the danger of nuclear any future ideas that might be more "The effect would be to make nuclear in the first debate seems back on Jesse Helms in a very close race; doughnuts and Shirley Martin, war, and would give computers control " If we------abrogatelilts ilcaiy. this treaty, we workable. 'If® appeal pending before the destroy the whole arms control pro- war more destructive if it comes ” he and his attorneys have track with his better job in the in Illinois, Rep. Paul Simon polls coffee to help seminar speaker, is over war, according to a former head of nace ” ______• • _ _ *1 “The professional military people said. asked Gov. Mark White to stop his execution by second confrontation with Walter cess," Bowman said. SALT I has are not being listened to," he said. point-for-point with Republican keep you alert). The well known to con­ the military’s space defense research expired, though it is still Bowman aiso warned that if the lethal iiyection. Knighton is awaiting word from Mondale. Sen, • Charles Percy, in Iowa, Robert Bowman, director of Ad- being According to Bowman, the Soviet bank urges you to sumers through her | followed, and SALT II was never United States builds first strike wea­ Gov. pw in Edwards, who earlier rejected an In Reagan’s first two years in Democratic Rep. Thomas Harkin van<^ Space Program Development ratified, he said. Union "could destroy our defense pons and creates a defense system only appeal to halt his electrocution. Both are office, more than 40 Boll Weevils has a see-saw lead over Sen. Roger respond £ar(y-filling out TV, radio and per­ for the Air Force from 1976 to 1978, said system at any time, which would Bowman, a 22-year-veteran of the Air capable of defending against some scheduled to die early Tuesday. joint the Republican House minor­ Jepsen; and in New Hampshire, and mailing in the coupon with your sonal appearances. Sunday the space defense plans that probably be before their attack," he missiles, the Soviet Union will think the ity to push through the president’s Republican Sen. Gordon Humph­ She is a former have been envisioned by President Force, spoke to about 35 people at said. ‘"“"'''etetl in the 1978 shooting Hold on ’til check- to make sure a seat is saved Franklin Pierce Law Center. United States is preparing for a first death of Harker Heights police officer Carl major tax and spending cuts. rey is slightly ahead of Rep. for you. board member of Reagan wouW not work because of In addition, he said, because the Star strike. Levin, who was shot once in the head while Republicans, whose 55-45 edge in Norman D’Amours. November IQth and He said m ilitary leaders he worked Wars system would probably not the Consumer their vulnerability to countermeasures with knew space defense is ""a dumb They d probably initiate a preemp­ investigating a case of arson. the Senate came after a quarter of Democratic hopes in Minnesota The Savings Bank of Manchester from' outside. destroy all the offensive missiles aimed tive strike against us." he said. rest with Secretary of State Joan 17th, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., is sure you’ll enjoy these two bright Credit Counseling Service. For 12 Idea ” considered viable only by a at the United States, the Soviet Union Knighton’ 38. of Shreveport, La., has admitted a century with the 1980 Reagan In addition. Bowman said testing and "lunatic fringe.” to shooting Ralph Shell during a Bossier City coup, have a number of incum­ Growe, running against Sen. Rudy years she was spokeswoman and would probably make a conservative Because the space defense system mornings at Manchester Community development of a Star Wars system He said research was done to keep on would have to respond immediately, service station robbery in 1981, but Knighton bents in tight races. Losses in most Boschwitz and in Texas with State for two special seminars consumer educator for The Savings violates the 1972 anti-ballistic missile estimate and increase the number of the plan “puts the decision of war and or all of those contests could shift Sen. Lloyd Doggett going against College. At the same time, you’re sure top of technology the Soviet Union units it woudl send by a proportional at Manchester Gimmunity Banks’ Association of Connecticut. peace in the hands of computers." chntrol to the Democrats. Rep. Phil Gramm. But Growe and to learn a thing or two about handling Ms. Martin is president of her own The key to a Democratic Senate Doggett still trail in the polls by G>llege. your own fmancial matters more marketing consulting group in depends on elections in Tennessee, hard-to-overcome margins. efficiently. North Carolina, Iowa, New Hamp­ Senate Democratic incumbents Meriden. High court to hear state’s appeal on Medicaid shire and Illinois. appear safe around the country ^ e y ’re arriving in the nick of time, A sweep of these races would and Democrats are favored to hold just when you need them most- WASHINGTON (UPI) - The reimbursed. California^>but thosb^^ctions were give the Democrats a pickup of five their two vacant seats in Massa­ two Satiurday mornings of helpful Supreme Court today agreed to At the center of the Connecticut Co.igrcao Lxcluded such interme­ — one short if Reagan is reelected chusetts and West Virginia. But decide whether ft'aei.ii Medicaid overturned By^federal courts. diate care facilities to "block the advice about money matters aiffecting case is the Middletown Haven Rest When the jManhattan federal and Vice President George Bush there is some talk of trouble for The Savings Bank of Manchester’s “Financial Perils of Pauline’’ Seminars. funds must only be used to Home, an intermediate care facil­ use of Medicaid funds to help pay PLAY JACKPOT breaks the tie when the Senate Sen. David Pryor of Arkansas, women. reimburse staie.^ for care of appeals couix ruled against Con­ for the care of the mentally ill At the Program Center, Manchester Community College, Bidwell St., ity that began operating as a necticut, the court held that forms in January. But the Demo­ Walter Huddleston of Kentucky The Savings Bank of Manchester- patients in tradiiiunal mental Medicaid provider in 1977. under age 65.” crats are also given at least outside and James Exon of Nebraska. Manchester. Limited seating, reservations a must, act today. institutions. as yet another public service for its A federal audit of the facility shots in Minnesota and Texas and About 12 House Democratic Name___ The justices will hear Connecti­ concluded that most patients at an unpredictable upset seems to incumbent's, are in races consi­ friends and customers in the area- cut’s appeal this term from a Middletown Haven were being turn up in every Senate election. dered too islose to call. They has arranged for speaker Shirley Street___ ruling barring reimbursement for treated for mental disabilities. and Republicans in House races are include Reps. Ike Andrews and Martin to address matters that affect T(Avn____ — Stale _____ newly developed "intermediate James Clark.v,both of North Carol­ Zip recommended the facility be clas­ DR. ROBERT M. RAYBURN, OPTOMETRIST BINGO tying themselves "as much as we your budget, your day to day savings, Telephone. care facilities,” which serve peo­ sified as an intermediate care can” to Reagan, said Rep. Guy ina, James McNulty of Arizona, ple needing a lower level of mental facility. This reclassification ^ ANNOUNCES Vander Jagt, R.-Mich., chairman Jerry Patterson of California, Tom investments and retirement. health care. would have precluded any Medi­ . EVERY DAY of the Republican Congressional Carper of Delaware, Frank Ms. Miutin’s approach is both Please reserve---- - seat(s) at $15 each in my name for the November 10 and • The Medicaid program, estab­ caid reimbursement for cost of ARDEN, OPTOMETRIST OF Campaign committee. “It’s just a McCloskey of Indiana, Joseph entertaining and meaningful. W hat. November 17 seminars, each beginning at 9:30 a.m. and lasting until about I lished in 1965, makes federal funds services to residents at the facility. r FW^PR JOINED HIM IN T H E °^ Ronald Reagan prairie fire out Minish of New Jersey, Harold 11:30 a.m. Coffee and doughnuts will be served. I available to states to pay for she has to say will be of deep personal The federal government sent GENERAL PRACTICE OF OPTOMFTR v Win A Trip For Two there.” Volkmer of Missouri, James Jones Total amount enclosed:______j medical treatment provided to Connecticut a bill for $1.6 million THIS ASSOCIATION WILL BE KNOWN a I t He But Reagan's participation in of Oklahoma and Les AuCoin of interest to housewife, business woman needy eligible individuals. for reimbursements made to the the congressional races has been Oregon. and smdent alike, l b all women of all Fill out and bring in this coupon to any office of the Savings Bank of | The dispute centers on whether state for services provided to OPTOMETRIC restricted to cutting TV spots for The Republicans may not escape federal reimbursement can be WITH NEW OFFICES LOCATED IN THE ages, in other words. Manchester. Or mail, with a check made out to SBM, Attn: 5 . Cammeyer, | Middletown Haven residents be­ the candidates and occasional unscathed in the House. At least six A $15 fee covers admission to both Savings Bank of Manchester, 923 Main St., Manchester, CT 06040. | given only to facilties which tween 1977 and 1979. WATKINS CENTRE PROFESSIONAL b LDG appearances in states where he GOP incumbents are shaky, in­ provide the kind of care similar to The federal Department of 935 MAIN ST. (CORNER OF OAK ST ) t. HAWAII needs a bit of a boost himself, not cluding the scandal-plagued cam­ of the Saturday morning seminars mental hospitals, or whether inter­ Health and Human Services also just for the purpose of giving a paigns of George Hanson in Idaho, mediate facilities, which p ovid' acted to disallow such expendi­ See Page 2 leg-up to a congressional convicted of financial improprie­ less intensive care, may also be tures in Minnesota, Illinois and TEL. 203-643-8593 candidate. ties, and Dan Crane in Illinois, who "My optimism level is fantastic, admitted having sex with a con­ Stwmiw C d e f «l North End E iM Nnftfnod: IhMinldo Ave, Pulnun B.&SAt.Bio 198nextloport o(tl« lol 974 .arroitfiom^pMtiTfLt T«l 4210$^) Lcndtr MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Oct. 29, 1964 - 7 6 - MANt HKSTKR HKRAl.D. Monday, Oct 29. 1984 Priscilla Gibson, dirseter ol ths Priscilla Gibson School ol Danes Arls locsitd al 613 East Middls Turnpika Is a Manchasisr nativs and graduals ol Richard M. Diamond, Publisher < -I Manchtsisr High School. A dancer bom an aarty ags she rscsivsd hsr first training bom her mother Douglas A, Bevins, Managing Editor; Reids Gibson, a Manchsster dance Instructor for 25 years. During high James P. Sacks, City Editor; school Miss Gibson studied with Chorlas Kalley ol lha Now York Canire of OPINION Danes, and than c

6:00 PM (3H8J 2Zi (30; N ew s tCNN] Freeman Reports in Brief 5J Three's Company C h a n n e l s [ESPN] SCCA Super Vees from Laguna 6th district foes stress independence Seca. CA (9 j Hart to Hart Suit seeks care for disaUecI 11 Benson WFSB Hartford, CT fij 9:30 PM (3J Newhart When Dick's HARTFORD — Attorneys for a pair of disabled By Mark A. Dupuis victory, won’t speculate on a margin. and providing constituent services. candidate challenging an incumbent. WNEW New York. NY CJJ first-ever hunting trip is taped for lelevi United Press International To reduce the deficit, she said she 18< Dr. Gene Scott WTNH New Haven. CT (ti Sion, his stage struck companions rush to twins confined to a nursing home by the state say " I have no idea,” she said. "I'm hoping He says his campaign isn't negative: ‘20 Dukes of Ha^2 arcl w o n N«w Yotk. NY (i; get on camera the plight of the brothers marks "one of the most for 51 percent." favors closing tax loopholes and his standard speech on the stump 24 3 2 1. Contact WPIX New York. NY '11' (41) Grandes Series: Lagrtmas Negras tragic chapters" in the history of state human NEW BRITAIN — Their campaign Though Democrats outnumber Re­ possibly eliminating some deductions stresses his plans for controlling the WHCT Hartford. CT i« IHBO ] Not Necessarily Television Thr) services. offices are a few doors apart in publicans in registrations, the 6th to raise more revenue while keeping federal deficit and dealing with other 30; One Day at a Tim e WTXX Walerbury. CT id, '40' N ew sw atch WWLP Springfield. MA St NNTN le.irn lakes a satirical look at televi Mark and Stephen Kaplanka, 31, are central to downtown New Britain, but the con­ District has been a "sw ing" district in down federal spending. issues. However, he said he does point WEDH Hartford. CT ■2* sion s new fall TV season, including ih(? a little known lawsuit in U.S. District Court in gressional race between Republican recent years, electing Republicans House's plans for reducing the deficit out the contrasts between himself and 41) Reporter 41 stars, the shows and the networks WVIT Hartford. CT (301 Hartford that charges Connecticut with doing Rep. Nancy L. Johnson and Democrat Thomas Meskill and Johnson as well as call for eliminating tax indexing set lo Johnson. 57/ IVIacNeit/Lehrer Newshour Boston, M A WSBK 10:00P M (dtJCagneyand Lacey Cag little more than ignoring them and, at worst, Arthur House isn't exactly a neighborly Democrats Toby Moffett and the late begin in Januaty, higher Medicaid "Mrs. Johnson avoids being pinned 61. Fantasy Island WGGB Springfield, MA !4d ney .ind Lacey are assigned to temporary LEVY’S LAW '■ by Jamea Schumtiatar (41) leaving them at risk of death. affair. Ella T. Grasso. deductibles and lower federal pension down. Her pattern is being on both sides ICNN] Prog Cont'd WXTV Paterson. NJ duty as part of a special narcotics task WGBY Springfield. MA (57) force (60 min ) K WP NEW 5 0 M P -^ The brothers, who are retarded,blind and Both say they are running positive Johnson also has the advantage of increases for the wealthy and limiting of things." said House, who denies iTMCl MOVIE. 'Trading Places' WTIC Hartford. CT ------'N ( 5 j N ew s PIP iT-e ppeATE-s ' AUUI HPABP ' THiNO B erTPe- quadriplegic, were paced in a Hartford nursing campaigns, but as the election has running on the same ticket with defense spending increases to the charges he has distored Johnson's [Closed Captioned] This modem day CNN Cable News Ntwtk ICNNI HEUP VOU MAkiP UP WA6 ABUNCH THAN'W0ePi> ID home eight-years ago by the state. Scoliosis has drawn nearer the two have stepped up President Reagan, who has a wide lead inflation rate. record. "We are hard-hitting but we pnt)co e About half of the patients are also mentally sides of major issues. northwestern and central parts of the labor endorsements include the Con­ Johnson, a cum laude graduate of Grand Prix of Europe Coverage of this- With just more than a week to go. necticut Education Association, the (38) Jeffersons 122) (30 TV's Bloopers and Practical auto race is presented from Nurburgring, retarded. state. Its largest cities arc New Britain, Kadcliffe College, served three terms Jokes Tonight's practical |oko victims arc (41) Noticiero SIN West Germany (60 min ) Johnson is the favorite to win, though Bristol, Enfield. Southington and state's largest teachers’ union. in the state Senate. She was first Jason B.itcman and Deacon Jones (60 House says he is closing the gap and House .said he expects to spend about (CN N) Showbiz Today min ) IHBO) MOVIE: 'Daniel' A brother and Torrington. elected in 1976. defeating a six-term sister try to cope with the fact that both CCAG grades legislators believes he can overtake Johnson by The district also has been a stepping $250,000 on the campaign and accuses (ESPN) Mazda SportsLook (24) (57) W onderworks Democrat to become her district's first their parents were executed for treason. Election Day. stone to higher office. Meskill and Johnson of reneging on a promise to Republican state senator in 30 years. (38) MOVIE: 'The Memory of Eva Ryker* HARTFORD — The state’s largest citizen’s Timothy Hutton. Mandy Palinkin. Edward GOOD AH.MR.OOP)/ YEP,' MR. \ MY PLEASURE, / SLVCERIN, "W e’re on track. We're about where Grasso went on lo become governor limit spending at that level. 7:00 PM 13) CBS News A woman is haunted by her childhood ex Asner 1983 Rated R VAiORK, I TAKE IT I HUNTINGTON, I SIR,' NOW TELL NITRIC group today issued a report card for state House, 41, a Manchester native, ( 5 ) (38) M 'A 'S 'H perience aboard a sinking ocean liner Na­ FE l.LAS ! VOU FOUND S MEET MR. / ME, WHAT KIND S ACIP, AND we wanted to be," House said last and Moffett went on to mount a Johnson, planning a $400,000 cam ­ holds a doctorate degree in interna­ [ m a x ] SCTV: Second Coming The legislators, rating their degree of "public talie Wood, Robert Foxworih. Ralph MR. HOWPEN? (. HOWDEN! jO F SUPPLIES WILL ( SULFURIC (B) ABC News laughs continue with specially-edited en­ week, adding that he expected to be the formidable, though unsuccessful, bid paign. said the limit House sought tional relations. He spent five years on Bellamy 1980 'VOU BE N E E D IN G ? V A C ID / interest" according to their past votes in the [9J Dallas cores featuring the best sketches of the house and senate. underdog until late October and then for the U.S. Senate. would have left out outside groups that the stjiff of former Sen. Abraham A. '41) Concierto satirical series overtake Johnson as voters decide on a will spend money on his behalf. (11) Jeffersons The group, the Connecticut Citizen Action Johnson sees the major issues in the Ribicoff. D-Conn.. and also was on the (61) Police W om an i T M C l M O VIE: -The Lords of candidate. For House, the main issue in the f18) Dr Gene Scott Group, said the report card was gleaned from campaign as reducing the federal staff of the World Bank and a While [CNN] Prime News Discipline' A military cadet risks his future Johnson says the campaign is "going deficit, maintaining a strong defense campaign may well be Johnson and her (20) Star Trek to protest the cruel treatment of a fellow studying votes cast by the legislators on 12 House Fellow under foi'nier President [ESPN] Monday Night Match-Up Seat cadet by an eirtc secret society at his aca well” and though sounding confident of and being accessible to constituents record as is usually the case for a Ford. (22) Wheel of Fortune tie Seahawks vs San Diego Chargers important and representative bills in the 1983-4 demy David Keith. Rob>‘rt Prosky. Michael session. '24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour iHBO ) MOVIE: 'Yor: The Hunter From Biehn 1983 Rated R (30) (40) Family Feud They reported that out of 151 members of the the Future' A warrior from the future finds [USA] Neil Young in Concert (41) Leonela himself in a prehistoric society as a the re state House of Representatives, 29 scored 100 and suit of a nuclear holocaust Reb Brown. 1 0:30 PM (11) Independent News (57) Nightly Business Report 13 received a zero. In the Senate, 13 of the 36 Wood sentence sparks attorneys’ dispute Corinno Clery, John Steiner 1983 Rated (20) Tw ilig ht Zone '61) D iff’rent Strokes PG members scored 100 and only one, Sen. Adela (41) 2 4 Horas ICNN] Moneyline IM A X I MOVIE: 'Louisiana' Part 2 Eads, R-Kent, received a zero. HARTFORD (U PI) — Convicted prison would be almost 145 years. but a separate .section defines "life " as He also was charged with three [ M A X ] M O VIE: 'Love and Death' This The 40,000-member group said bills chosen [ESPN] SportsCenter [TMCl MOVIE: 'Trading Places' multiple murderer Steven J . Wood does But the defense argues that Wood 60 years. I’ounts of capital felony and pleaded epic spoof of 19th century Russian novels THE BORN LOSER - by Art Sanaom included a ban on landfilling hazardous waste, a [m a x ] Go-Go's at the Greek (Closed Captioned) provides a glimpse of kissing cousins. Na not face the death penalty but prosecu­ should be .sentenced for just one crime The jury that convicted Wood found a insanity, an i.ssue also likely toeonieup vote to establish a Peace Academy and a phase-in [USA] Radio 1990 [USA] MOVIE: 'Evila Peron' Part II poteon and a pro dawn firing squad tors and defense lawyers blame the — capital felony murder — with a mitigating factor, impaired mental again at his sentencing. W oody Allen. Diane Keaton 1975 Rated of the costs of nuclear power plans under mandatory term of 60 years that would The jury ruled he was insane when he 8:30 PM CS PM Magazine state’s new capital punishment law for and emotional condition, and ruled out PG construction. make Wood eligible for release in about killed Rosa Wood but convicted him of 7:30 PM (3 j PM Magazine (9 ) MOVIE: 'The Tamarind Seed' A Rus a dispute over how long he may be execution. C5) All In the Family Sian spy's flirtation with a be.iutiful English 1 1 :00 PM (22) (30) (57) N ew s jailed. 34 years. "The problem is, they didn’t think murder in the other three deaths and on [8J Wheel of Fortune official turns into a desperate game of love d O Taxi Teen killed in New York Wood, 45. was convicted of three The key to the case is that Connecti­ this out when they put the statute one of the capital felony eouiits. and lies Omar Sharif. Julie Andrews (j9) Phil Silvers counts of murder and one count of cut has no true life term. And while together," said Assistant Slate’s Attor­ 'll) Independent News 1974 Grover Cleveland 2 » M -A -S 'H (11) Odd Couple GERMANTOWN, N.Y. — A Columbia County capital felony murder in the April 1982 Hammer’s ruling could do little for ney Herbert Appleton, who prosecuted [ESPN] NFL's Superstars The Men Who teenager lying in the middle of Route 9G,was shooting deaths of his former wife, her Wood — he would be close to 80 when Wood. (30) Entertainm ent tonight Played the Game (18) Dr Gene Scott Grover Cleveland is ranked accord­ killed when run over by a car, state police said. boyfriend, her mother and his adopted released even under the most lenient 38) Barney M iller (20) Honeymooners "W e didn’t write the law. we’re just ing to a ruling by the State Department 9:00 PM ( 3 jK a le 8 i Allie Kal(! inherits Darren Albert, 15, died early Sunday morning stepdaughter. sentence — it could affect future cases. following it," responds Michael Shel­ 40) People's Court a strange lucky charm from an eccentric (24) Dr W ho as both the 22nd and 24th president pf aunt and her luck begins to change (38) M *A 'S *H after he was run over by a car driven by Jay Prosecutors are expected to seek as A relatively young person convicted don. a University of Connecticut law the United States. He is the only chief (57) W ild W orld of Animals Geerken, 24, of West Suffield, Conn., state police many as four consecutive prison terms of even the most .serious crime could be CS^ Merv Griffin (61) Gong Show profressor who heads the legal clinic executive to have served two non- (61) One Day at a Tim e said. totaling 240 years when he is sentenced released in their 50s or 60.s, that assisted in Wood's defen.se. [CN N] Crossfire C8^ (40) NFL Football: Seattle at San [CNN] Moneyline eonseeutive terms. First elected in Diego Geerken was southbound late Saturday when by Superior Court Judge Harry Prosecutors and defense lawyers say Wood was charged with four counts 1884, Cleveland was defeated by [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments High [USA] Make Me Laugh (18) Dr. Gene Scott he was momentarily blinded by the high beams of Hammer, tentatively on Nov, 7. the Legislature is responsible for the of murder in the deaths of his ex-wife, Benjamin Harrison when he ran for lights of the 1983 AFC Playoff Miami 11:15 PM (41) Reporter 41 Dolphins vs Seattle Seahawks (221 (30) M OVIE: Shattered Vow s' A an oncoming car, police said. Geerken told police Even with maximum good time and controversy over Wood's sentence. The Rosa Wood; her boyfriend, George re-election in 1988. Four years later young nun is forced to leave a convent be­ 1 1 :30 PM C3) Three's Company he saw someone in the road, but could not stop credit for the 2'/ii years Wood has spent new death penalty law describes life in Troie; her mother, Patricia 'Voli; and (HBO) Fraggle Rock FRANK AND ERNEST ■ by Bob Thavea Cleveland ran against Harrison again fore taking her final vows bitcause of her (33 Charlie's Angels before running him over. behind bars,, the effective term in prison as the alternative to execution. his adopted stepdaughter. Lisa Wood. and won. [USA] Dragnet desire for a family and her unspoken love (^93 Burns 8i Allen Albert died of massive head and internal 8:00P M (3j Scarecrow and Mrs. for a priest Valerie Bortinclli, David Morse. injuries, police said. King An exotic car show is being used as a Patricia Neal 1984 (11) Honeymooners (20) Leave It to Beaver w h ic h w a y To Geerken was not charged, police said. cover for an illegal futures manipulation ^4) (57) Heritage Civilization and the W H O W A N T . ^ 160 min ) Hispanics plan state blitz Jews Roads from the Ghetto ' The con (22) (30) Tonight Show Host Joan Rivers Rituals frontation between European Jewish so guests are Twiggy. Drew Barrymore and TH& AMNt5IA cicty and modernity, covering tne period of T o K N O W ? Vernon man dies in crash CiJ (40) Call to Glory Joe Piscopo (60 min ) the Industrial and French Revolutions, is (36) Anything for M oney C L IN IC P WIN CHANNEL 61’s (^^ New s rlicrn««orl fRO mm 1 IPIr»«i»rt C a n lm r m d j HUNTINGTON, Vt. (U PI) - Kenneth Mas- to gain Mondale support ^ (41) Pelicuia: 'M am a Dolores' iViOVIE; 'Return to Eden' Part 2 (41j El M aleficio sacco, 38, of Vernon, Conn., was killed over the (57) M acN eil/Lehrer Newshour (101 Or Gene Scott (61.' Kojak weekend when his pickup truck struck a concrete By Ruth Youngblood Visits by Mondale and Geraldine Ferraro (61) M O V IE: 'County Fair' Young love and bridge abutment, police said. United Press International are also sought, slate campaign director harness racing are |oined in harmony Rory Police said Massacco was travelling south on Mike Novelli said Saturday, with Ferraro Calhoun. Jane Nigh. Florence Bates 1950 T h Av c S la -I f Main Road at 3 a.m. Saturday when he failed to HARTFORD — Democrats for presiden­ expected to appear at a Bridgeport rally [CN N] Sports Tonight negotiate a curve and struck the concrete tial candidate Walter Mondale plan to Nov. 5 for the final stop of her campaign for (ESPN] SportsCenter support. He was pronounced dead at the scene, highlight the importance of Hispanic voters the vice presidency. F [USA] Radio 1990 they said. today on the second day of a ten-day "W e are still pushing very hard for SHATTERED VOWS 1 2:00 AM (3 3 Simon 8t Simon election countdown. (Democratic presidential candidate) Mon­ (53 (40) N ew s WINTHROP '^ by Dick Cavalli Mayor Maurice Fere of Miami. Florida dale." said Novelli. Mary Gilligan (Valerie Hawaii Five-0 2 papers endorse Reagan plans to to tour Hispanic communities in Acknowledging that Mondale's appear­ Watch Bertinelli) must choose (it) Star Trek M Y AACWA SA YS SINCE THE r CANMAICEMYOWN Hartford and New Britain and rally with ance "would help terrifically” in the state between her commitment to (18) Dr. Gene Scott PAINTERS ARE COAMN& L U N C H F O R S C H C D L Two Connecticut newspapers have endorsed Hispanics in New Haven in the afternoon as where he lost the primary, Novelli said Weeknights at 6 God and her love for a priest (20) M O VIE: ‘Country M usic Holiday' An T O P A IN T T H E (

Ellen (Thompson) Bean husband of (Catherine (F’amev) Ellen (Thompson) Bean of 30 Mcliwain SPORTS Elro SI. died Saturday at a He was born Aug. 5, 1918, in Manchester Convalescent Home. Copeland. Ala., and had lived in She was the widow of Willis H Willimantic for 20years. He moved Bean. to Coventry in June. With a little help from South Windsor She was born in Eaton Center, He was employed as a journey­ N.H., on Aug. 3. 1896. She had lived man linesman by 1 B E.W. Local in Manchester for the last lOyears. 42. Before that, she had lived in Kezar He was an Army veteran of Falls, Maine, where she was a World War 11. receiving many Manchester football vaults into first place member of the Pentecostal decorations, including the silver Church. star, bronze star and the purple She leaves three daughters, heart with oak leaf cluster By ten Auster The defense limited the punch­ he 28-0.” Courno.ver said. "We Enfield punier Pal MeCue, who Pauline Eaggis of Manchester, He was a past commander of the Sports Editor less Raiders to only three first made a couple of menial kicked nine limes for a '26.3 yards with whom she made her home, James J Shea Po.st 19. American downs through three periods. mistakes ' per boot average, had l»een keep­ Doris Sanborn of Milton, N.H., and Legion. Willimantic; a life ENFIELD — Thank you. South “ (Linebacker) Albie Harris spear­ Manchester had a first-and-goal ing the ball away from the Indian Avis White of Wolfboro, N.M.: 13 member of VFW Post 1724, Willi­ Windsor. headed our defense. He had an al the F.nfield 5 lale in the first relurner. Turner, most of the grandchildren, 19 great- mantic: past sea’m sc|uirrel of Manchester’s High football team outstanding ganje. And (line­ stanza hul an illegal procedui'ecall afternoon. He kicked several in u grandchildren and three great- Military Order of Cooties, Willi­ has to have a little aflinity for the backer) Danny Addabbo played on second down helped destroy row oul of bounds. great grandchildren. mantic; past commander of Dis­ Bobcats after Saturday. For. on well. And (6-2, 220-pound senior) that .scoring bid. And McF'olley had F)veryone soon found mil why, The funeral will be Wedne.sday abled American Veterans Chapter Heraid photo by Pinto Saturday, while the Indians were Mike Holland at nose guard came an exciting 62-yard TD gallop, on MeCue kepi one in bounds and at the Furber Funeral Home in 17. Cahtom. Ala ; and a member of shutting out injury-riddled Enfield into his own today," Cournoyer which he pulled out of the grasp of a Turner fielded il on his own 35. He North Conway, N.H. Burial will he the Zipser Club. Manchester. Sea gull’s tragedy High, 20-0, the Bobcats were cited. Tackles Peter Frankovitch pair of Raider defenders, called performed a reierse pivot, baek- in Center Conway Cemetery in He also is survived by six upsetting previously unbeaten and Jim Pearson also came in for hack hy a holding penalty. pedaled about eight yards, and North Conway, Calling hours are daughters, Alice Roberta Coleman A police officer and a Humane Society official catch a sea Rockville, 11-6, in CCC Eastern praise for solid outings. The Indians did score on their then cut to his left and found room Tue.sday from 7 to9p.m. Memorial of Sterling. Jacqueline Mcllwain- gull in Manchester this morning before attempting to Division play. "Offensively, we couldn’t estab­ second possession. Turner, con­ down the sideline. He gazed back a donations may be made to the Skidgell of Hartford, Vadona Jean The outcomes leaves Manches­ lish the run and our end, Don verted to spill end from tailback, couple of limes for ixitentiiil American Cancer Society, 237 E. Cunningham of New Britain. Ve­ save its life. Their efforts failed, a Humane Society ter atop the CCC East standings at Kinney, who has five touchdowns, showed his speed hy running under taeklers before completing his Center St. Holmes Funeral Home ronica J. Stankiewicz of South spokesman said. Above left, Paul Bellinger of the 4-1. Rockvilleissecondahalfgamc is out.” said Enfield coach Tom a perfectly thrown Fogarty pitch 65-yard excursion. is in charge of local arrangements. Windsor, Vicki-Jo Espanol of West Connecticut Humane Society, left, puts the sea gull in a back at 3-1 while South Windsor DeFilipi. He also noted four on a simple play pattern for the Cournoyer was glad to see that Hartford and Vanda Joanne Mcli­ isn't far behind at 3-1-1. starting offensive linemen were ,59-yard bomb with 6:36 left in the return. "I was worred until then. wain of Willimantic; three sons. net while Manchester dog warden Richard Rand looks Sunday morning was a happy 2 Charles Frederick sidelined. Cournoyer was aware he opening stanza. The first of two We were letting them off the Vadon Lawrence Mcliwain of on. Above, Bellinger places the gull in a cage for the trip one for Manchester coach Ron wasn't facing a full strength Phil Fedorehak P.ATs made il 7-0. hook." he said. John Buder Modesto, Calif., Vern James Mcli­ back to the Humane Society in Newington. The gull died Cournoyer. "Why? I’m healthy, I Enfield club. "Enfield is not the "Turner has given ns a deep F;nds John lUu'cheri and Bren­ wain of Vine Grove, Ky., and Vana love my wife and we're in first same team as it started the year," threat, ” t'onrno.ver said, "and dan McCarthy along wilh Dave I Charles Frederick .John Buder. on the way, Bellinger said. The gull, which had a broken Jerome Mcliwain of Orlando. place,” he answered. he voiced. Fogarty. I think, throws the long Mazzolta. McFolley and F’ogarty 66. of 30 Elsie Drive, died Sunday Fla.: three sisters, a brother and a wing and possible internal injuries, was found at the "It puts us a step nearer our hall well. He should've had two in the .secondary also contributed night at Rockville General Hospi­ step-sister in Alabama and Missis­ Howell Cheney Regional Vocational Technical School. initial goal of winning the CCC Enfield had 99 yards in total more touchdowns." the .second- lo'the shutout. tal. He was the husband of Helen sippi: and 13 grandchildren. East. It was in Rockville's hands offense. 40 coming in a final drive year Indian coach added. The Indians will now eoneen- M. (Sherwood) Buder. Graveside services with full but now we can shape our own against the Manchester second F’ogarty was 3-for-9 for 101 yards Irate on what’s ahead. "Next Funeral arrangements are in­ military honors were .scheduled destiny," he added. string. The Raiders, 1-3 in the huUlid have al least two more halls Saturday (against East Hartford) 9 complete. Watkins Funeral Home, today at St. Mary's Cemetery. Manchester, 4-3 overall and over division and 2-5'Overall, threatened dropped, one in and out of Ihe is a hig one for us. F'.very game is 142 E, Center St., is in charge of PZC to consider weaving mill plans Coventry. the .500 mark for the first time this at the end but back-up cornerback hands of tight end Mike Custer in live or die for us," Cournoyer says. arrangements. The Potter Funeral Home. Willi­ year following its third straight Sean McCarthy's interception at the end zone And, oh yes. thank .you Soulh mantic. was in charge of I’ liins for the conver.sion of a agenda tonight are: • A modification to the lands­ to 185 apartments and 102 apart­ win, hosts East Hartford High and the goal line as time expired McFolley, who didn't have posi­ Windsor. Bernie Ricci arrangements. third old mill building in the • A public hearing on Anthony caping plans for the Lydall Woods ments are being built in the former Hartford Public on consecutive preserved the shutout. tive yardage until his fifth carry, Cheney National Historie Di.strict Bernie (Ingalls) Ricci, 41. of 96 Botticello's application to have the condominiums on Lydall Street. Manchester Modes building on Saturdays at Memorial Field and Senior Greg Turner had two capped a 6-play, .56-yard .second- Statistics: into apartments will be eonsidered Foster St., died Friday at Man­ Mary Ostrout zoning of 5.6 acres on Spencer If the PZC approves the plans of Pine Street. , wins would assure them no worse touchdowns, on a 59-yard scoring quarter drive with a 4 yard run Mils Enfield by the Planning and Zoning chester Memorial Hospital. She Mary (Borovicka) Ostrout, 80, of Street changed from a combina­ the Silk Mill Associates, the The units in the weaving mill then a tie for the first league strike from quarterback Jim Fo­ behind the blocks of the right side 43 Offensive plays 47 Commission tonight. was the wife of John Ricci. East Hartford, died F'riday at tion of Residence AA. Rural E-shaped weaving mill would be would range from 440 square feet championshp. garty and on a 65-yard punt return, of Ihe line, guard John Rogers and II F’irsl downs 6 A partnership known as the Silk She was born in Bangor. Maine, Manchester Memorial Hospital. Residence and Business II to the third former mill in the historic to 1,450 square feet, according to Cournoyer was pleased by his while hard-running 5-8, 170-pound tackle Ken Modean and lead 1.33 Yards rii.shing 84 Mill A.s.soeiates has submitted and had lived in the Hartford area She was the wife of the late F;imer Busine.ss III, and a 9.4-acre parcel district to be converted into the plans. team’s first shutout of the season. senior tailback Eli McFolley blocker, fullback Rrian Rroptiy ini Yards pa.ssing 15 plans ealling for 2.50 studio and for 20 years. H. Ostrout Sr. and the mother of on Spencer Street rezoned from housing. An attorney for the developers "I thought we played well on both rushed for 108 yards on 24 carries Manchester saw one drive come •234 Total yards 99 one-, two- aiui three-bedroom units Herakj photo by Tarquinto She also is survived by two Elmer H. Ostrout Jr. of Business III and Rural Residence The Clocktower Mill building has said the apartments would be sides of the ball.” he said. “ It was and a 4-yard TD jaunt. up empty in Ihe third (|uarler wilh 3 9 Pa.ssing .6-15 in the former Cheney Brothers daughters. Kimberly Duffy of Manchester to Industrial. cross the street is being converted rented at market rates. our best defensive effort of the Mistakes prevented a couple a Fedorehak 32-yard field goal try 1 Inlerceplions 0 Wetiving Mill at 91 Elm St. Manchester's Jim Fogarty (12) threw for one touchdown Windsor Locks and Rebecca Wes- She was born in Perth Amboy. • Shawmul Equipment Co.'s season. Our front five and line­ more touchdowns for Manchester, flying wide of the posts. Il didn't (1 F’umhics lost 0 Principals in the partnership are and could have had a couple more but had tosses cott of Manchester: three sons. N.J., and had lived in East application to fill in 1.7 acres of a backers for the first time played as which held a 14-0 halftime lead. get on the seorehoard again until 6-73 Penalties 4-50 Munro, Jennings and Doig Inc. of Richard Wescott, Ronald Wescott Hartford for 62 years. She was a 5.4-;icre wetland area off Tolland a unit,” "At the half we told them it .should dropped during 20-0 Indian victory. early in the fonrih (piarler 5-30.6 Punting 9-26.3 Farmington and David W. Wood­ and John Ricci HI. all of Manches­ communicant of St. Rose Church. Turnpike. bury As.sociatcs Inc. ter; her mother and stepfather, East Hartford. She was a past The Planning and Zoning Com- Cleone and Floyd Allard of Car­ chaplain of the Ladies Auxiliary to • Ward Manufacturing's appli­ mi.ssion meets tonight at 7 p.m. in mel, Maine: a stepsister, Brenda VFW Post 2083, East Hartford. cation to add 10.080 square feet to Weeks goaltending the Lincoln Center hearing room. Berry enjoys self Allard of Carmel, Maine: and four She is survived by another .son, its existing 6.720-square-foot build­ .Among the other items on its brothers, Malton, Russell and Joey Bernard R. Ostrout of East Hart­ ing at 186 Adams St. Dorr, all of Maine, and Bruce Dorr ford: two brothers, Henry Boro­ of California. vicka and Thomas Borovicka, both paces the Whalers in Patriots’ victory of West Willington: four sisters, The funeral will be Tuesday at Josephine Borovicka of West Wil­ Sewer funds coming CHICAGO (UPI) — Goaltender 8:15 a.m. from the D’Esopo East Adams' DivisionJeading Whalers lington, Ellen Hayes of Port Steve Weeks may not be the savior and owned a hefty 5.00 goals Bv Frederick Waterman oul New York in Ihe .second half, Hartford Funeral Chapel. 30 Car­ Salerno. Fla., Agnes Benson of The state Bond Commission The sewer has been subject to of the Hartford Whalers, but he’s UPI Sports Writer ter St., East Hartford, followed by against average entering the also needed whal little used run­ West Hartford and Rose Siegmund Friday appropriated $870,834 in overflow because it is undersized already playing a part in his a mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. contest, ning back Craig James provided. of Sun City, Ariz.; five grandchild­ bond funds to Manchester to help and deteriorated, town officials team's improvement. F'OXBORO, Mass. — And on his After New Fingland trailed 20- 6 at St. James Church, Manchester. ren; two great-grandchildren and rebuild a deteriorated trunk have said. Residents near the "Our guys played very well fourth day, Raymond Berry was a Burial will be in St. James "Having two good goalies on this at halftime, the former lISFL several nieces and nephews. sewer. Multi-Circuits plant have com­ tonight. We gave up the shots from success as an NFL head coach. Cemetery. Calling hours are today team will make a big difference for player was given the hall 10 times The funeral was scheduled today The state already had given the plained of manholes discharging a a distance, but they cleared away The New England Patriots .30-20 and responded wilh 79 yards and from 6 to 9 p.m. town $100,000 for the reconstruc­ us,” said WhalerGeneral Manager the rebounds very well," from the Newkirk & Whitney green substance. Emile Francis after Hartford and comeback victory Sunday over the one touchdown, his first in Ihe tion project, which is estimated at Funeral Home, East Hartford, Public Works Director George Weeks stopped the Chicago Black Chicago outshot Hartford 35-18 in New York Jets, 6-3, made Berry’s league, during Ihe last 1 wo ix'riods $1.7 million. with a mass of Christian burial at A. Kandra said that as soon as he is Hawks. 4-1, Sunday night, "We the contest. debut at the helm of a pro team a "I'm not hereto just to pick up a Vadon Mcliwain Earlier this year. Gov, William St. Rose Church. Burial is to be in notified by the DEP that the funds needed someone to back up Greg Although the Whalers helped resounding success. paycheck," said James, in his first c Vadon "Jack" Mcliwain, 66. of St. Mary's Cemetery. A. O'Neill ordered the state have been made available, the Millen." Weeks by playing tight defense "1 enjoyed myself," said Berry, NFL season. "There was a time 172 Armstrong Road. Coventry, Memorial donations may be Department of Environmental project will be ready to go out to after grabbing a 3-0 lead in the who replaced Ron Meyer Thurs­ when I fell I would never gel a died Thursday at the Newington Francis acquired Weeks. 26, made to the charity of the donor's Protection to give the town nearly bid. The DEP has already ap­ second period, the goaltender still day. "I had a heck of a -scat." ehanei’ this year, bill I never gave Veterans Hospital. He was the choice. $1 million so it could rebuild the proved the design of the sewer from the New York Rangers last Berry said he did not fed any lip .” August. The Hartford goalkeeper had to smother plenty of Chicago trunk sewer that serves about 7.000 project, he said. ELECT WORKS scoring opportunities. pressure bccau.se he left Ihe James, who al.so gained 18 yards residents and several businesses The state funds earlier were stopped 34 of 35 Black Hawk shots game's management up to his on two receptions, came lo New Candy sales up and down east of downtown, including the believed to have been lost because M cCavanagh Sunday night as the Whalers "I don’t think we played all that assistants. "I told the squad I don’t England to join Meyer, his former Multi-Circuits Inc. printed-circuit Manchester did not submit design John W. snapped Chicago's three-game badly, " said Black Hawks’ Coach know one offensive play or one coach at Southern Methodist Dni- board plant. work for the project in time. winning streak. Orval Tessier. "What would you defensive play. I told them I’m just T versity. Bin in the .season's first Continued from page I the hospital's emergency Sought say their scoring chances were? For Hartford, the win brings there to try and remember their eight games James gained only 78 entrance. Thompson, According to the statistics we James MeVey, manager of Ar­ them home at 2-2 for an important names today." yards on 20 carries. The X-rays only locate metallic keep, they had nine and we had 21. thur's drug store, said sales have four-game road trip. It started off Patriots linebacker Andre Tip­ "I can’t carry the hall three or objects and cannot show contami­ Wreck said ‘spectacular’ Special Ed That young man (Weeks) played been “ a little bit slow" since the badly with overwhelming losses to pett cited an immediate difference four times a game and produce." nation by poison, the news release Democrat very well and we weren’t very between the re.served, distant national candy scares. COV'ENTR'V — A South Wind­ Calgary and Winnipeg but the he said "I like lo gel a little beat warns. the driver trapped inside.” Aid To sharp around the net.” Meyer and the Hall of F'ame "It look's like it's about average, ham man was seriously injured Whalers bounced back Saturday up, gel a feel of the game and then Hospital Executive Director Police said they have filed no But Weeks was sharp on all but receiver. go." typical of last year," reported Warren L. Prelesnik also offered Sunday evening in an accident on charges. The accident is still under 13th Assembly night with a 5-3 victory over the one Black Hawks shot. He only "It's good to see your coach James' .score came with New Lenox manager James D'Amato. safety tips for tho.se who plan to go Route 31 that Coventry police investigation. Minnesota North Stars. Ray Neu- Towns missed a 30-foot snapshot by Curt walking up and down the sidelines England trailing 20 9, Tony F’rank Westown manager Robert Bas­ ' trick-or-treating: called "somewhat spectacular." While going to the scene, South^ District feld had two goals and Bobby sett said volume bas been low but Crawford, Randy Pierce and Mark Fraser, which sailed into the patting you on the back." .said lin hitting field goals of 20,27 an

'Westowii^l-^jarmacy Heroes abound for East in win over Northwest TREAT YOUR VOTE By Bob Papetti 3-yard line with 2:55 left. thing." he noted. Herald Sports Writer East’s defense played an equal Northwest, which played Us best 2 Zachery, who scored on a part in the blow-out. Heavy second- •^ootball in the second quarter, 20-yard run from scrimmage on For your shopping conve­ WEST HARTFORD - There half pressure led by Eagles Geoff countered with a touchdown when We are a U.S. the Eagles' first posse.ssion of the nience, pay your Northeast LIKE THE TIME CHANGE were heroes all over the field in the Boulay and Mike RisCassi forced Santos, who was 9 for-l3 for 68 Post Office 455 HARTFORD ROAD contest, further showcased his Utilities, SNETCO AND fourth quarter for East Catholic two fumbles and sacked Indian yards, connected with rw'clver Joe Substation game-breaking ability on a beauli 6 4 3 -5 2 3 0 CNG bills here. High’s football team Saturday. quarterback Dave Santos five Zeph forasix-yardsix-ixiinterwith The Eagles posted 20 points on the times for minus 39 yards. ful punt return at 8:32 of the final 6: 18 remaining in the half. Santos stanza. Number 48 caught the ball OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 8 am - 9 pm board in the final 12 minutes to win "That fourth down pass,” gri­ (lassed lo Ian Thompson for the on the left side at the Northwest 48 the HCC match running away, 34-8, maced Northwest coach John two-point conversion to make it and then cut across the field, Handy Pax Herahev Ttays HaUoween Savings <4& over homestanding Northwest Shukie of the Vibberts-to-Whalen 14-8 9 Reese’s Peanut Catholic. right corner bomb that was the evading a quartet of pursuers, F:ast ale up some clock through before sprinting down the right Butter Cups The victory was especially sa­ game's decisive play. "We thought Ihe third quarter and then defen­ Snack Crackers Milk Chocolate sideline for his seventh TD of the sive end Rob Kwasnieki detached Kit Kat tisfying for East, which showed no they were going to punt — (East Malto Milk ill effects from a 24-point, 42-18 kicker) DiLoreto came out on the sea.son. The senior running back Santos from the ball on Northw­ Peanut Butter Cheez shellacking at the hands of Notre field — so we pulled one defensive finished with a game-high 1.37 est's first set of downs in the half. Dame in its previous game. The back. As it turned out, our punt yards on 17 carries, giving him 849 Flagic linebacker Sean Brennan Toasted Peanut Butter yards for the year. Zachery al.so Rye ‘N’ Cheez Eagles are now 5-2 overall and 2-2 returner (Lawrence Bailey) ended recovered on the Indian 34 to set up in conference play. The Indians, up covering their receiver.” turned in a tenacious outing al the fourth quarter fireworks 18 01. SNICKERS • MILKY WAY o suffering their first HCC loss, drop defensive back lo complete his "East outquieked us today," Haiioween 3 MUSKETEERS • Snack Bars banner day. to 5-2 and 2-1. “ If we’re outside the 40, we’ve confessed Shukie. "We let them Fall Back Spring Ahead "They're a running team as well, East takes on conference rival got no choice but to punt, but if have the ball loo long," Pumpkin Pen Halloween Candy and it's lough to come from Xavier High of Middletown at we're inside the 40, we go for il,” "I'm happy the way we re­ behind,” noted Kelly. F)ast limited Hartford’s Dillion Stadium Friday explained East Catholic coach sponded from lust week, " added Your Choice Northwest halfback Sean Gant Ui night at 7:30. Jude Kelly of the strategy. "Wefelt Kelly ." You just don’t know what's ju.st 60 yards on 12 carries, only the 88C In the most lopsided finish of the our defense could stop them if we going lo happen from one game lo Reg. »1.39 ★ STEVE CASSANO ★ season, East broke open a 14-8 had to give up the ball,” second time in 1984 that the senior the next. We just try to keep a 2 t '4 “ FUN SI2F MR gatne, piling up 128 yards while Kelly admitted he felt it was only tri-captain has been limited to consistent level of intensity.” limiting Northwest to just two. The a matter of time before the Eagles under 100 yards. The Indians also Especially in the fourth quarter. ■1 fumbled three times, equaling WITH THIS COUPON r WITH THIS COUPON | Eagles opened the fourth quarter beat the Indians’ man-on-man 11 TODAY’S CHOICE burst by scoring on a 38-yard coverage. The scoring strike was their season total for turnovers in Statistics: their first six games. 1 1 $100 OFF touchdown pass from Scott Vib- Vibberts’ only completion of the EC Northwest SAVE 1 0 % The Eagles struck for touch­ 55 on any Halloween Our Rog. Low Prieo berts to Tom Whalen on fourth- day. "They were practically play­ Offensive plays 39 II« fora and-14 with 11:15 remaining. Less ing a 10-man front," Kelly said, in downs in their first two po-ssessions 12 First downs 7 CoilumN. Mm Iu , Mikwp. Hilr Spriy Color and took a quick 14-0 first quarter 25? 1 1 than three minutes later, it was regards to Northwest’s defense of Herald photo by Terquinio Yards rushing 64 lead. Zachery carried one in, and 38 Wi Hivi the LirgHt SilKiton ol 1 1 history. Buddy Zachery’s 48-yard East’s wishbone running attack. Yards passing 68 COTYCEKOL BETTER TOMORROW punt return and Mario DiLoreto's East’s Buddy Zachery (48), shown here earlier in the then Vibberts weaved 13 yards 296 Total yards Hillow^M AccMtviM 1 1 TabloU 24'o S Ciptuloo ZO’i | Shukie praised the talented 132 extra-point made it 28-8. And just year, rushed_f,or 137 yards and scored two touchdowns down the right sideline for a second 1-6 Passing .9-13 Coupon Expirot ll/S /M Eagle offense. "Zachery is such a CoupoflJ xjIrM jI ^/8 4 _ __ _ j Paid for by Steve Cassano's Senate Election Comm. Paul Rosetto-Treasurer. for good measure, Vibberts Car­ super athlete, and so is Vibberts. as the Eagles beat Northwest Catholic, 34-8, Saturday in score. DiLoreto split the uprights 0 Interceptions 0 3 rie^ one over on a keeper from the its difficult to :^op the whole West Hartford. , on both PAT attempts Vibberts Fumbles lost 3 rushed for .52 yard%on 15 carries. 6-40 Penalties 6-75 12 - MANCHESTER HF.RALD, Monduy, Pel 29. 1984 Scoreboard M A N CH ESTER H E R A LD , Momtay, Oct. 29. 1984 - 13 Scoreboard Midgets need decider Chiefs 24. Buccaneers 20 Cardinals 34. Eagles 14 Steelers 35, Falcons 10 E.Tenn. St. y, James MadisonP EorlhamXRhodesColl.O How Top 20 fared ••••••••••••••••ggogg* goggggggggggggggoooooo There will be a deciding game in lion teaniert up on a 1-yard score Strickland later going 18 yards for Football Tompo Bov 0 7 i 7—x Elltobelh City SI. 7. Hampton Inst. 7 Konsos City 07 7 10—24 **i°"*9 . OJ i T - l O Favettevlllo St. X. Livingstone 14 NEW YORK (UPl) — How the UPl I ^ • * the Manchester Midget Football for the 20-0 halftimp lead. his .second T D for a 130 halftime Philadelphia 7 70 0— 14 Pittsburgh 7 7 14 7— a Go. ScHrthwesteri m I, Biiptlst7 Barry Carpe tossed 60 yards to cushion. ■ • Second First First Ceorgia37,Keni' " v7 KC— Locy 2 run t Lowery kick). 4:02 gomes played soturdoy, Oct. X : Hockey Soccer Scholastic Joyner for a third-period T D with Steve Odierna rclurned a punt 55 TB— House 7 pass from DeBerg (Ariri , PULKob 2 poss from Joworski Pit-Woodruff 45 fumble return (Ander­ (ta.SouthernX.Vi, jstoO 1. Washington (89) defeated Arltono NFL standings kick). 12:39 (McFodden kick), 12:12 son kick), 0:33 GlenvIlleX, Foirn-. ,i St. 28-12; ploys Calltoralo Noy. 3 •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • oooooo • g g g g g g g g d o o o g g g g g o g g g "'8®* Nebo as the Chargers Jim Jackson running in the conver­ yards in the third period and Corey Third , Second , Second (taHtordX,Sallsb>i'vSt.2t 3 Texas (59-1) defeated Southern HUi uoi< . * * * * blanked the Jets. 34-0, and the sion. Leonard capped the scoring Goldston added a 52-yard punt j SlL-MItchell 1 run (O'Donoghue kick), Pit-Stallworth 20 pass from Malone Hompden-Svdney 10,Emorv8,Henrv7 (Methodist 137; ploys at Toxoi Tech Nov AitMTlcan Conlertnce KC— Locy Spossirom Kenney (Lowery (Anderson kick). 12:36 HnL tlBnOingS IttOb bOSnOS Holy Grots Imlltlttonil Eagles trimmed theGiants. 26-8. with a 1-yard plunge. return in the final quarter for the East kick). 3:54 HlllsdoleH Kentucky St. 13 3. PA TB— FG Arirl 34, 8:27 , .Pl'JL'QuIck 90 pass from Joworski Atl-FG Luckhurst 40,15:00 Jackson St. X, Morgan St. 14 30k lohoma (3 M ) lost toKonsos 28-11; Eagles. The Giants got on the Pet. PF (McFodden kick), 3:19 Third JocksonvIlleSt. nTenn.-Mortln 14 ptovs Missouri Nov. 3 Miami 1.000 X5 ,24 TB— FG Arirl 25, 14:39 StL-FG O'Dono^ue 28,8:50 Eric Blackman. Matt Barrera. scoreboard on an 8-yard pass from New Enfliond .467 195 209 Fourth (Anderson kick),8:53 Johns Hopkins48, DIckInsonO 4. Brigham Young (89) defeoted New , SIL-Tlllev 8 poss from Lomax Plt-Stollworth 31 pass from Malone Kentucky WeslevonM,Unlon7 Mexico 489; plays Texos-EI Paso Nov. 3 ______'"& s Jack.son, Chad Longo and Mark Brian Parkany to Fred Hughes. NY JeH 647 221 187 — Morshall 27 poss from Kenney (O'Donoghue kick),9:59 Indianapolis (Anderson kick), 12:16 MonttondO, Duke7 1 Nebraska (7-1) detaoted K a i ^ m ii^ o h la 6 2 1 13 44 22 Play Sunday, ond downing Enfield, 31, s" Bernard wos the winner with o Pisch played well for the Chargers The Giant TD was scored on the .333 153 229 (Lowery kick), 5:31 Third . . . _ Fourth N. CorallnaSO, Memphis St. X Buffalo .000 143 271 KC— FG Lowery 47, 7:49 State 4314; plavsot Iowa State Nov. 3 RiSSSr.' J 3 ? '® « « B ...... score of 85 foltowed L iHtoo Friday night at Ml. Nebo at 6:30 to while Kevin Wilson. Doug Von last play of the game. , SfL-Marsh 24 pass from Lomax , PR-Erenberg 7 poss from Malone N.C. Central 55, BowleSI.O 6. Louisiana Slate (31-1) tost to Notre TB— Olerklng 5 pass from DeBerg (O'Donoghue kick), 5:22 (Anderson kick), 4:47 Hollen. John Carlin. Danny Maher PIftsburah 190 180 (Arirl kick), 10:53 NewberryX,Cdtowba7 Dome 30-X; ploys Mlnitsippi Nov. 3 Mtosh?hoto!T* 3 3 2 8 X a MarchSrd!!J,d Er'ic Nto“ eh^^^^^^ wosNVtth with*2a*'determine the championship. CIncInnotl A— 41,710 , Fourth MoroskI Norfolk St. 42, (toward W ® * 0 4 23 2t j®»5® shutout toss tor the Cosmos, now M teams competed over, the 2.5 mile ^he Chargers did the bulk of and Scan Carlin were best for the Glen Maxwell. Kevin Travis, 143 197 4 SIL-Mltchell 1 run (O'Donoghuekick), (Luckhurst kick), 15:00 N. Alabama 13 Troy St. X ‘*‘2 '®V •“ fMsconsIn Clevelond 114 144 . r. TB KC 1314; plavs Indiana Nov. 3 new jersev^^3 5 q 6 28 38 ^ course. their damage in the second period Jets. Kevin Botlomley. Ja.son Swain and Houston First Downs 23 21 A-55,971 Notre(}ameX,LoulslamX 3 South (tarollna (79) defeated East 114 245 StL-FG O'Donoghue47,11:22 Randolph-Macon X, Marwille4 Hortford *®«U“ «'''*,'®n,3 ^ ttovld Me^Sitrscored In Seon'TotoSd^uSr M l k ^ T o X '^ ^ ^ with a 20-point explosion. Steve Byron Strickland scored on a Erik Wolfgang played well for the Rushes-Yords 29— 104 23— 53 A-54,310 First downs Carolina 43X; ploys at North Corollno Denver .889 185 118 Passing yards 244 313 Rushes-yords Rlchmand4S,VMI3 State Nov. 3 Montreot 5 2 i n » 23 victory. Assists were credited to Dave Done Dteterle 26th Todd ^uscolllh Joyner opened it up with a 26-yard 3-yard run to open the scoring (or Eagles. Hughes. I'arkany, Owen LA Raiders .778 234 180 Socks bv-vords 2— 19 4— 34 Ros»MulmonX,SewoneeX 9. Miami (Fla.) (7-2) wos Idle; plays ot Dilley, Ray Minor and Ray First downs Passing yards S.Carollna43E.(tarollnaX « n “ t J 8 IS 2 £ l?Jl'i.ro1,?3^Kn^Ttoro»u-{"e3 33®.^S.e« run followed by a 24-yard TD pass the Eagles. Mike Hoagland ran in Seattle 750 222 156 Return Yards 28 44 Rushes-vords Socks by-yards Louisville Nov. 3 the conversion for an 8-0 lead in the Mounds were iH'st for the Giants. Konsos City .554 172 174 E°*!*s 29-54-3 26d4-2 SW Uwblona 13 Southern Miss. 7 X. Boston Colleee (31) defeated Ouebec 3 5 1 7 34 37 outstanding performances. ‘por^Bennet Rob Sheftel was elahth from Aries Leonard to Pete Passing yards Return yards tovannah St. 13 Mor Hill 12 Final regular season standings: Son Dlepo .500 231 218 e*"*'?, . 4-34.9 S—34.4 Sacks bv-vards Passes 22- 2>— 11 1- Rutgers 33X; plays at Ponn State Nov. 3 C o m p ^ ^ ^ e n c e „ Chris ChopMlItonfto Mott Atoeflw ^ Fongemie. Scott Stephens added a first period. The Eagles added a Notional Conference Fumbles-Lost 0— o 3 2 ShepherdX, W.Vo. Tecli21 Eagles 5-1, Chargers 5 1. Jets 2-4, Return yards Punts M 1.0 Tennestee34,(taorala Tech 21 ™ ^ R * * J*®1L. . . . MSG Stunners Mike smith 71st, ToOd Rose Slst onp conversion for a 14-0 lead. The two-point safety on a quarterback East Penalties-Yards 4— 40 7—45 Passes 20— 26— 1 23— 42—3 Fumbles-lost 3 -2 11. Oklahoma Stole (31) defeoted rhi,o~. w L T Pts. OF GA « Jonothon Alpert 100th. I pnnarH to Fnnopm ie enmhin i sack in the second stanza with Giants 0-6. W L T Pet. PF PA Time ot possession 34:11 25:49 Punts Penoltlevyords H3-92 Tmn.-Chattanaogal7,Marshall 13- Colorado 2314; plays at Konsos State t SI^SSS 5 i 9 ’S ** The MSC Stunners (girls X and , The Bennet girls' teom copped first Leonard-to-Fongem ie comtuna St. Louis .447 275 Individual Stotlsllcs 4— 27.8 3—49.3 TheCltadel2l,AppatacManSt.S Nov. 3 C4 2 5 1 ^ 25 37 under) trounc^ Coventry Soturday* the third consecutive veor. Bennet 213 Fumbles-losI 0— 0 2— 1 Time of Possession 32:52 VonderblltX.MlssIssIpplX Dallos .447 179 173 RUSHING— Tampa Bay-Wilder 25- Penaltles-vords 13 (taorgla (31) defeated Kentucky SuliJ* 2 5 9 * 2B 32 8-0. brlngino their record to 6-3-0. The recorded a team score of 62, compared Washington 91. Dlerklng 2-11, DeBerg 2-4. Kansas 5— 35 4— 45 W.Kentuckv33MorelieadSt.3l X-7; ploys Memphis State Nov. 3 2 5 ® * 33 40 Stunners got off to o quick stort, ♦<> St. Thomos' 78 ond Timothy Ed- .554 230 180 Time of possession 34:03 23:57 IndlvMualStalMla W. Maryland 15, Lebanon Volley 12 NY Glonts .554 175 184 CItv-Jackson S-31, Lacy 4-12. Heard RUSHING— Allanta-Rlggs 25-80, Minnesota 2 6 0 4 24 34 scoring four times In the first half. wards'108. Phllodelphlo 12-12. Kenney 2-(mlnus)2. W. Virginia 17, Penn SI. 14 13 Auburn (32) defeated MIssIsslool ^ V t m IMvtslon Jessica Marquez, Melissa Daverso, marked the third year of girls' 153 177 incHviduatttatlstlcs Bortkowskl 1-mlnus 2, Hadgel-8, Stamps W. Virginia SI. X, Salem X B U takes Central 1-1, MoroskI 3-16. PIttsburgh-Ersnbm State 2321; plovs at Florida Nov. 3 2 9 ^ ^ ^ 54 25 Mary Morlortyond KatleSmIthscored competition — all won by Bennet — In * Chicago 4 3 0 .467 194 128 Boy-DeBerg 29- RUSHING— s i Louls-^^erson 18- WakeForestX.WMIIam&Marv21 14. West Vlr^nla (7-1) defeated Penn 2 2 ? ^ ^ 56 39 for the locals, while Beth Rocksow and the 12-year Invitational's history. (-omax 4-25, Mitchell 3-9, Pollard 14-111, Mcrione 1-mlnus W. CorollnaX, Furman 19 Detroit .333 148 221 54-3280. Kansas Clly-Kenney 24-44-2-332. 4, Abercrombie 12-35, VpalsM Gilltiple State 17-14; ptavs Virginia Nov. 3. 2 ? 1 ^ 26 24 Jessico Marquez were credited with Jarvis was top finisher for Tompo Bay ’ ■J!." Hpfrell 2-2, Love 4-0; Winston-Salem St. 33 J ,C. Smith 7 .333 143 224 Phliadelphia-Monfgonr>erv 1043, Oliver 1-2. Corley 2-10. 15. Florida State (31-1) wasXle; ptavsot 9 9 ^ ^ 24 44 assists. Bennet, placing fifth. Merry Chodzle- bad game Green Bay .222 178 200 RECEIVING— Tampa Bay-House 10- 2-2, Hoddlx1-2. PASSING — Atlonta-BartkowskI 19-23- Arizona State Nov. 3 voncouver 1 8 0 2 30 57 The Stunners continued to score in wicz finished seventh, followed by Minnesota .222 170 219 '®®',W'l. Son Francisco 8 .889 247 1-5 Kansas Clty-Carson 7-131, Marshall Akron 17, Tennessee Tech 9 17. Iowa (32) defeated Indiana 23X; 4 ^ Harris adding goals. Daverso and 33rd, Jeanie Faber 34th, and Jessica Pisareik 1-4G6. Albion X, Kalamazoo 9 Bv United Press International LA Rams 5 .556 184 4-43, Beckman 4-28, Heord 325, Hancock RECEIVING — Atlonta-Bollcv 441. ploys Wisconsin Nov. 3. Ph l^lp h lo 4. N ^ Jersey 2 Kellogg spilt time In the net to post the Marshall 38th. New Orleans 4 . . ______2-51, Jackson 2-14, Lacy 2-8, Paige 1-28, Ashlond 21, Evansville 7 13 Florida (31-1) was Idle; ploys 2 « shutout, while Annie Breen, Christine Arnold 1-2. RECEIVING— St. Louls-Anderson 7- Benson 3-34, Rlpgs 442, Stamps 344, Augustona a . No. Central 0 Atlanta 3 4 0 .333 184 75,Morsh 3 ^ , Green ^^64, Tilley 3-32, Hodge 3 X . Cox 314. Ptttsburgh- Auburn Nov. 3. Pittsburgh 6, MontreoTs (tie) Werzy^nond Kim Harris contributed to MHS J V SOCCUr Boston Cnivcrsily proved it was Sunday's Results Baker (Kan) 1), Grocetond4 19. Southern Col (31) defeated M l^ e ll M 6. Ferrell 1-9, Harrell 1-3. Thompson 2-37, Abercrombie 1-2, D. Ba(dwln-Wollace430tterbeln )4 the better team in a bad game last Cincinnati 31. Houston 13 Missed held gools: Tampa Bov. Arirl, LaReur 1-2; Phllodelphlo-Ouick 6-170, Nelson 1-19, Stallworth 3 ^ Erenberg Californio 31-7; plays at Stanford Nov. 3 Dallos 22, Indianapolis 3 46; Kansas City, Lowery 37, 50. Ball St. 17, E. Michigan X X . Penn State (33) lost to West HorttordS, Mlnneso^^ n j . Manchester High junior varsity weekend. Haddix6-33e Montgomery 3 ^ , Oliver 3-14, 324, Pollard 1-18. Beloit 15, St. N o rb ^ 12 Green Bay 41, Detroit 9 Spognold 2-26, Hoover 1-44, Woodruff 1-14. Missed field goals— Atlanta, Luckhurst Virginia 17-14; ploys Boston CoHege Nov Buffalo 6. Sumkiy'sColoarv 2Rnults MSG ROWdlUS windVm VVIndham ‘’" High! ! . i S lost' h p " Friday. "* Mike The Terriers, 6-2. beat Massa Chlcngo 14, Minnesota 7 Kob 1-2. 54. Bomldll St. X , Loras 4 3 New Orleans 14, Cleveland 14 Packers 41. Lions 9 Bensdictine (Kan) X . SW Baptist Mo. 7 Boston 6, N Y Ronoers 4 Manchester Soccer Club Row- Koblect, Mott Poggloll, Kevin Gannon £ ehu.setts 31-21 Saturdiiy in a Missed field goals— None. B e t ^ v (Kan) 13 Friends 7 Hartford 4, Chicoao 1 (boys 10 years old) battled to o ond Jim Hoslett ployed well defen- k New England X, New York Jets 20 Woshlnoton 5, VonconwAT 7 ®ver the weekend, dead- slvelyforthelO-2-1 young Indians. Alan * ^ Yankee Conference game that had St. Louis 34. Philadelphia 14 Mtroit 3 4 00— 9 Cowboys 22. Colts 3 Bethel (Kon)%Sou1hvmtern2) Mondov's GoniM locking Farmington, 1-1, Saturday and Borgldo and Jason STonsfield ployed eight fumbles. 145 yards in )H'nal- 9 Kansas City 24, Tampa Boy 20 Crtto Bov 14 14 10 3-41 Butler 34, Franklin X (A IIT Im «E ? n Coventry, 3-3, Friday night. well In goal. Pittsburgh 35, Atlanta 10 First Bengais 31. Oilers 13 Corthoge 32. No. Park 0 ties and two interceptions Miami 38, Buffalo 7 Indlonopolls 0 08 ft— i Ont. Missouri U. NE Missouri 7 Basketball Quebec at Montreal 7'35om Dovid Rohrbach, on on assist by GB CIark 1 run (Del Greco kick). 4:38 Los Angeles at Wlnnlora 8'35o m Brian Sordo, tallied the Rowdies' lone p p * p » p p *** p *** p p « p » p p p "It was a hard game hut a litlle New York Giants 37, Washington 13 GB Coffman 20 poss from Dickey (Del Cincinnati o 17 7 7— 31 itaiios S u s U n ^ t r o l (lowo) X , Buena Vista 7 i-o s«no ei«atw nn to ^35o .m . goal ogolnst Farmington. Rohrbach, _ Son Francisco 33, L.A. Roms 0 Greco kick), 10:46 _ Second Cmt. Michigan 43 BowllngGreen21 ragged." .said BlI coach Rick Houston 7 0 0 4— 13 Chloogo X , RIpon 4 (OtT"^**^ 23, Los Angeles Raiders 19 De1-FG Murray 46.14:40 First k ,° ® '-^ “' M 0«KS from White (Septlen ^ N.Y. Rongers ot N Y. Islonders, 8:85 fil'^j^ed'^Te'tot?Ss“'e.'^“'B o b b r P « i G O If Taylor. "The emotions were a litlle Second Hou-Morlarty 1 run (Kempfkick), 12:59 andnnotl« , Louisville 21 NBA standings close to the surface, and when th;il Monday, Oct. 29 5 pass trom White (kick Coe Coll. X, Knox Coll. 7 Drtrolt at PIftsburah 7'U n m notched two goals and Sordo added e Det-FG Murray 37, 7:33 Second happens you gel a little ragged and . (All Times EST) GB-Coffman 3 pass from Dickey (Del CIn-KInnebrew 1 run (Breech kick), ConcordtaMoorheod X, St. Olof X Soit/lllnn«St'o,'(i^^^^ ...... Seattle at Son Diego, 9 p.m. Greco kick). 10:45 3:41 Third ^ c o ra ia Rlvertorest 33 Eureka 12 Eoslorn Conferonce VoncouverotEdmonton,9:35p.m. £;'’etoey, icfr'k ‘Rtoob?o8m,° Daln‘’v COUIllrU Cluh chippy. ” Sunday, Noy. 4 Det-FG Murroy 41, 13:24 ^ On-Klnne(>rew 3 run (Breech kick), Dal— FG Septlen 19,11:34 Cornell (Iowa) 7, Illinois Coll. 3 Atlonllc Division UPl photo BU senior lailbaek Paul Ix'wis Cleveland at Buffalo, 1 p.m. GB-Moore 3 pass from Dickey (Del „ , Fourth Dakota Wesleyan 15, YanktonColl.7 OB AHL standings tofent"vSv“ Dal— FG Septlen 19,0:03 Philadelphia 2 0 L & rushed for 137 y;irds and two Green Bov at New Orleans, 1 p.m Greco kick). 14:45 Cln-FG Breech 33,14:54 O o y ^ X , Wesleyan (WVa) 13 The Rowdies will compete In the CUP ErwinVennedv°74°“if P a t r i o t owfier Billy SuIMvan (left) Congratulates his new Houston ot Pittsburgh. 1 p.m Third Third Dal— FG Septlen 24,2:51 Denison 19, Trinity (Texas) 7 Boston 1 01.000 touchdowns, threw for one T D and Los Angeles Raiders ot Chicago, 1 p.m Ind— FG Allegre 52,4:31 Depouw a , Kenyon )2 New York 1 01.000 Northern Division piovofts this weekend. 579-51. B — Bob Norwood631358, Bob h e a d c o a c h R a y m o n d B e r r v a fte r N e w E n o la n d r a m p GB-Lofton 6 pass from Dickey (Del CIn-KInnebrew I) poss from Anderson W L T Pts. GF GA _ Sullivan 42-13M, Dick Voreslo4913-51, m o c u naymuiiu cjBiiy, diier iNew cngiano came gained three New England career New York Giants at Dallas. 1 p.m. Greco kick), 3:47 (Breech kick), 9:25 A— 58,724 Oubuoue X . Simpson 7 New Jersey l | joo Phllodelphlo ot Detroit, 1 p.m. Ferris St. 13 Grand Valley 11 Washington 1 i joo Maine 5 2 2 12 37 23 MSG B SZefS J'®^ Morlorfy 41-9-52, Pete Foster fro m b e h in d tO b e a t th e Je tS , 3 0 -2 0 . records in the process, with 308 GB-FG Del Greco 45, 11:36 Fourth First downs Fredericton 4 3 8 12 X 35 61-9-52. C — Jim Rofterlv 47-19-48, Nick Son Diego at Indlonopolls. 1 p.m. Fourth Cin-KInnebrew 1 run (Breech kick), Flndlov n , Blirftton X Central Gvision points, 51 touchdowns and 880 Tampa Bay ot Minnesota, 1 p.m. Rushes-vards (tastovus 31, Carleton 7 AAllwaukee | o 1.0X — Novo Scollo 4 3 2 18 37 X The Manchester Soccer Club Blazers DIPIetro 7328-48. GB-FG Del Greco 34. 7:36 2:14 Passing yards Moncton 3 3 3 9 X 35 (boys under 11 years old) blanked the SWEEPS — AGross— Bill Moron 74, ■ » — — ______— M _ J. _ __ carries. Kansas City ot Seattle. 4 p.m. A-53.289 Hou-Luck3run (passtailed), 7:42 jtomllne X, St. John's (Minn) 14 CXctoo 1 1 .5X 'A Cincinnati at San Francisco. 4 p.m Socks by-yards Hanover X . Anderson X fUtonfo 1 1 .5X 1A Mirondock 3 3 3 9 X X Newton United Sting, 2-8, at Newton Erwin Kennedy 74. Net — (toorge H C S I r r m # S M C Each te;im scored twice in the Dot GB A-34.010 Return yards Sherbrooke 3 5 1 7 X 31 High School In Connecticut State Martin 837-73. B Gross — Bob Nor- I W E E - S 1 Los Angeles Roms ot St. Louis, 4 p.m. First downs 20 30 ^ ^ CIN HOU Hope X , Alma X Indiana o I .OX 1 final perioii in wh:it has become :i Miami at New York Jets, 4 p.m. Passes 21— 32—0 IIL Wesleyan 56, Carroll 23 Cleveland 0 2 OX I'A Southern Division Tournoment ploy. wood 79. Net — Rob Sulllvon 8312-48. ' - w ■ m w ww totaM to ■ Rushes-yords 14-65 38-195 First downs 24 20 Punts grudge match for the two confer­ New England at Denver, 4 p.m. Passing yards 243 254 Rushes-yords 47-219 22-98 4— 37.0 nd. CentralX. (taorgetown Coll. 7 (Tetrolt 0 2 .OX I'A Sprtiester 9 8 8 18 X 17 After receiving a first round bye, the Paul Sulllvon 82-12-78, Dick Voreslo _ " Monday, Nov. 5 Sacks by-yards Fumbles-lost Indiana St. X , Southern Illinois X Wislern Conference Binghamton 5 3 2 12 47 42 Blazers shutout Newton. A pair of 831378. C Gross — Bundl Torco 89. Net * ______. _ _ __ G G ence rivals. 1— 10 3— 21 Passing yards 154 2)8 2 - 2 New Haven 3 5 8 4 X 34 goals by Jason DIeterle sparked the — Nick DiPletro 97-X99. ■ G ^ l . X ’ Atlanta ot Washington, 9 p.m. Return yards 68 126 Socks by-yardage 90 3-24 Penaltles-vords 4—43 Iowa X , Indiana X MMwost DivMen “ I guess this game has deve­ Passes 25--46— 3 18— 26—0 Return yards 103 122 Time ot Possession 22.X 37:27 Iowa St. 14, Missouri 14 ^ , W L Pcf. OB ^ Ith ^ r e 2 4 2 6 32 32 offense. Brian Wry ond Greg King BEST 12 — A Gross — Al Martin 73. | l | M I l l I M * * ! - Wk. Punts ^ W^eyon 16, Lakeland (WIs) 0 Houston I 01.0(10 ______St. Mhorlnes 3 4 8 4 X X assisted. Matt Belcher and Kevin Net — Doc McKee 42-3-39, Stan ■ ■ ■ to A G G ■ t o # ■ to WWII ■ loped into a bitter dogfight." .said Giants 37. Redskins 13 3— 36.7 4— 38.3 Passes 18-24-) 17-28-3 Nersiwv 2 6 2 4 32 X Poirot were also offensive standouts, McFarland 43-3-X, AlMartin 42-2-48. B Fumbles-lost 3—0 0 -0 Punts 2-41.0 2-41.5 Individual Statiflics Kansas X , Oklahoma 11 Son Antonio i o 10X ______Ix'wis. Penoltles-yords 12—83 8—90 Fumbles-lost i-i ).) Kent St. 17, Toledo 4 g«iver 1 01.0X — Springfield ^ 1 4 1 3 X X whilegoalkeeper Dwayne Goldston, — Phil Sullivan X-7-X, Dick Voreslo r„ „ .in ..»d frn™, it football team,” and demeaned his Bob Stull, coach of lIMass, ’2-6, Time of possession Jif?' Middleton 14. Lake Forest X. Lowrence 7 Dallas 1 1 .500 Sunday's Results Scott Solomen ond Troy Guntulis 47-7-48, Bill McKee 47-341, Bob Sulll- Loniinued from page 11 0 6 0 7— 13 26:43 33:17 Penoltles-yords 4-32 3-X Vi Moncton 3, Boltimore3 (OT) paced the defense. von X9-42, Don Anderson 48-5-43, Dove _ own team's lack of killer instinci. NY Glonts 14 f 7 7_ ^ Possession 35:44 24:14 Dallco-Dorsett 24194, Springs 35, New- AAocolcster X . Bethel 0 ® f -000 1 said the players know each other First Individuol Stotlstics Individual slolitllcs some 321, Jones 2-5. Miami (Ohio) X , No. Illinois 7 Utah 0 2 .000 I'A Maine 7, Adirondack 1 The Blazers take on the homestond- Isenberg 48-343, Roy Gordon X-5-43, Eason threw for 273 yards, “ When you’ve got a team down from past games. 22 poss from Simms (HoH- RUSHING— Detrolt'Jones 5-20, Do- ...p a s s in g — Indlanopolls-Paoel 3199- MIchlgon X, Illinois X ^ , Podde Division Fredericton 5, New Haven 4 Ing Ridgefield Stallions Saturday. Dick Poternostro X-343. C — Jim hittine 23 of 3.5 allemnis while iho RUSHI NG-CIncInnati-Jennings 8-31, "•..Sfofk 31-90. Herrmann 311-1-73. Michigan SI. X , AAlnnesota 13 Novo Scollo 8, Springfield 4 Ratfertv 51-1341, George McNItf 53-18- d",„ 9 20 to 3, you have to keep them “ There seemed to be a lot of Shclkh kick), 10:49 . 5-14, Bussey 2,8, Jenkins Kinnebrew 19-80, Anderson 1-12, Alex­ Phoenix 2 01 OX __ Rochester 4, Sherbrooke I 43, Bob Gustomachlo 51-893. Patriots rushing game garnered Isf^G-Morrls 2 run (Hall-Sheikh kick). 3-12. Machurek 1-9. Green Bav-lvery ander 4-18. Brooks 12-74, Verser 1-2. DaMas-White21-X-3242. Mid-America Naz. 14, Culver- Portland i oi.O X 'A down. We needed to fake a people on both sides who know 9114, Ellis 8-33, Clark 8-19, Dickey Stockton St. Catharines4, Binghamton5 ______SWEEPS — A Gross — Al Martin 73. 122 yards, all but 19 in the second hammer and bash their brains out, Houston-Moriarty 13-32, Moon 3-13, 13 - A n"®®*" ’ ® ’ -®®® '■'i Monday's Dames ••••••• p p * p p p p p p p p p # p p Net — Bob Flynn 738-47, Doc McKee half each other. It’s always a real Second 1-0, Huckelby 1-10, Rodgers 4-x, Crouse Edwards 2-20, Walls 1-5, Luck 3-X. 'y ING — l^lanaoolls-McMIl Ian Seattle i i mo i and we didn’t. When you've got war." NYG-Morrls 1 run (kickfailed), 7:23 6-8, Wright 1-5. : 19, Bouza 547. Dallos-HIM MlOtand 49, Concordia X Golden State o 2 .OX 2 No Gomes Scheduled 749-48. B Gross — Don OnovesI 78, J,/ NYG-FG Holl-Shelkh 19,9:29 31K,Oorsett1-11,Cosble449,Rcnfro335, Mllllkin 21, Elmhurst 14 L.A. Lakers 0 2 OX 2 , ...... K O l A f l i n n P®h Sullivan 78. Net — Bill McKee The Patriots defense gave up 298 someone down, you finish them off. The Terriers conference record PASSING^— Detroit-Danielson 21-36-1- PASSING-Clnclnnatl-Anderson 18-24- Whalers 4, Black Hawks 1 » W ¥ ¥ I I I | A | 79-11-68, Dove isenberg 79-1899, Wollv yards to the Jets, but only 89 in the Wosh-FG Moseley 23,12 00 y-4, Machurek 4-12-2-30. Green Bay- 154-1. Houston-Moon 11-18-196-2, Luck wrings 13, Newsome 3X , Donley 1-9, MInn-Duluth 33 Northern St. 3 ^ ^ Saturday's Results "They were the team with all the improved to 3-1, good for second Wash-FG Moseley 33.14:36 Dlckey 17-25-0-248. Wright M-G6. 4-19431. Cormlchoel 1-7. ^ Mlimesoto-IMorrls 17, Southwest St. Houston 121, (tallos 111 Irish 81-11-78, Alex Elgner, Jr. 8913-71. second half New FnolanH had Missed Field Goals— none. New York 137, Detroit IX ...... • • p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p p CGross — Bob Gustomachlo 88. Net— secona nail INew England had turmoil (of the coaching changes), behind Rhode Island. 3-0 and 8-1 Third RECEIVING-CIncInnatl-Kinnebrew 2- HjjTtord 8 31— 4 n « i*. j Ken Anderson 181-31-78. surrendered 552 yards the previous ^.NYG-Morrls 5 run (HoH-Sheikh kick), B CEIVING — Defrott-Chadwtek 4-64, 23, CoMlnsworth 445, Curtis 1-12, Brooks Mo. Western X , Washburn 21 Phllodelohia 111, Atlanta IK but we were the ones who didn't overall. URI, which heal Ix'high Rubfek 2-34. Lewis 2-23, McCall 1-5, 315, Jennings 4-14, Martin 1-18, Holman M®. Sovihera 23 Fort Hays St. 15 Jlew Jersey 131, Cleveland IX Ftfs? period— None Peno?t! ™ *® Miami, precipitating Mey- come out crisp." said Powell. 24-16 Saturday, will play New Bears 16, Vikings 7 M®. Valley 13 Cent. Methodist 0 Fourth Bussey 1-7, Mandley 2-19, Thompson 3-32, 1-13, Harris 1-16. Houston-Wolls Son ^tonlo 113 L.A Lakers 112 Olavk, Chi, 7:X; Fusco, Hor7l9%7 Fred Kozlckl X 3-M7-573, Lou Po- PGA feSUltS er's firing of defensive coordinator Jets coach Joe Walton had not Hampshire, 2 1 and7 1 overall next NYG-Johnson 8 pass from Jones 4-43, Martin 1-0, Jenkins 4-X, 2-93, Morlarty 3X , Bryant 1-13, Smith Mo.-Rolla 27, Lincoln 3 P p r t ^ IX , Kansas City 119 Simms Monmouth 48, (tainnell 7 Washington 104, Indiana IX linski 540, Dove Penn 2I3-M3579, Rod Rust and then his own believed the previous week’s ac­ weekend. D’oddlo 1-12. Green Bay-Coffmon 5-69, 451, J. Williams 2-14, Dressel 2-22, Chi"r3S?’“ 8 0 8 7 -7 Second period— 1, Hartford Fronds 4 Lvnden Lodulee 212-582, Ed Larson 223, _ lerminatinn (Hall-Sheikh kick), :04 Lofton 5-80, Clark 4-51. Jefferson 3-51. McCloskev 1-7, Edwards 322. Chicago 4W 08— U Moorheod St. 21, Winona St. X Milwaukee IK , Chlcogo 1M (Lumlev, Currie), 3:X. 2, Horttord.Zuke Walt DeLlsle X I, Don Modore 204, Bob „ Pensacola Open ici iiiiiiduoii. ^ ^ tions would upset New England. The Wildcats be;il Northeastern Wosh-Mooce 4 pass from Thelsmonn Moore 1-3. Muskingum 49, Ohio Wesleyan 0 Denver ia . Golden St. 121 2, (Jensen, Weir) 4:14.3, Hartford Weir 1 Skoglund X I, Cindy Hurley X 3-X 7, At Pensacola, Flo., Oct. X rreem an McNeil led the New "Turmoil? I expected a tough (Moseley kick), 7:16 Missed field pools: None. Missed held gools-none. CHI— Suhey 2run (kick tolled), 13:02 NW Missouri X , SE Missouri 28 L.A dippers 103 Utah 94 13-2 as the Huskies extended their Nebraska 43 Kansas St. 14 (Fronds) 12:37. 4 Chicago Froser 3 Undo Skoglund 178, Gloria Holbrook „ „ , (Par 71) York attack with 110 vards on 17 C A-76,192 Second Sunday's Results (B .M u r r a y , T .M u r r d v ) 13:45 184, Undo Cromwell 471, Terry Prisk- g “ *i®® 47937194-270 carries w ^ h n ri^ m lnnoc team. We just missed a lot of string to nine periods in which they NYG McKinnon 18 pass from McMo- N e to ^ o Wesleyan X , Hastings 17 Dallas 107, L.A. Lakers 94 Penalties— Quennevllle, Hor, 10:17; woldo 183193521, Sue Hole X5, Kris *^®® Brown, 26,4X 44-489999— 272 carries, wnile I^am Jones had 7 tackles and didn’t block well,” he haven’t scored a touchdown. First downs 15 25 Saints 16. Browns 14 ttorthwestern 47, (3xidron St. 7 Phoenix 103 Seattle 87 Fusco, Hor, 19:M; T.Murrov, Chi, McLoughlln X7, Helen Moselskv 4M, J- Mohotfev, X 9 X 4797-7098— 272 catches for 95 yards. said. Rushes-yords 23— 79 34— IX Patriots 30, Jets 20 (Thomos kick), 4:32 Northwood X , Mlchtpan Tech 21 Monday's Gomo 19:M. Jenny Fenn 177-475, Betty Hite 478, 5, Landrum, 149X 4399-7399— 274 New Y ork’s scores came on twn U R I’s quarterback. Tom Eh Passing yards 248 294 CHI— FG Thomas 19, )S:X Northwestern (WIs) 13 Maronotha ^ (All Ttaieo EST) Third period— 5, Hortford, Fronds 5, S®eHa Price 213999, Dole Pecker Tim Norris, 9,825 679 371-70-274 p „ , , „„u „ New England this year has rhardt. prepared for next week’s Sacks bv-vards 7— 45 New Orleans 010 0 4 14 3— 26 NY Jets 1010 0 0— X ..... Fourth Milwaukee at dilcogo,8:Xp.m (Currie, Lumlev), 15:53. Penoltles-Fusco, 222-M3, Rose Longtln X7, Ruth Urban Gene Sauers, 9,825 7349-4899— 274 Pat Leahy field goals, of 46 and 18 scored 45 fewer points in the first match-up by throwing for 299 Return yards x X Cleveland 0 770 14 , m in —Lewis X pass from Oberlln 15, Wooster 14 ^ TueMtoy't (ioinet Passes 23— 46— ) New England 0 4 1014— X Second Wilson Hor, 8:12. 191-492, Diane DeLlsle 190953, Marge Danny Edwords, 9,825 449 371-71-274 yards, a 7-yard T D catch by Rocky half than its opponents, but 31 more yards, hitting 25 of 52 p;iss 18— 29—0 First (Stenerud kick), 13.06 Ohio Northern 3, Marietta 3 (tie) Atlanta at Washington, 7:X p.m Shots on goal-Hartford, 3134— DeLlsle 185973, Dlone Brennan 193193 J?«v SJndelor, 9,825 73689372— 274 Klever from Ken O'Rricn and a Punts 7—37,1 7— X.0 ,.,'<9^1°" * P°s* fcpPi Todd (Andersen A— 57,517 Peru St., 34, Westmor IS d ^ lo n d ot Detroit. 7:X p.m. 18. Chicago 12-1318-35. S3). Mark McCumber, 9,825 7097-7394-274 »^'cver irom iven U Brien and a in the second, and Pats free safety attempts. NYJ-FG Leahy 44 10:57 kick), 2:53. Pittsburg St. X, Kearney St. 9 Fumbles-lost 1— 1 2— 1 NYJ-Klever 7 pass trom O'Brien MMin K . ®"?!P!\'® ?! J«T*«v. 8 p.m. L. Thompson^ 7,500 67-67-73-70— 277 2-yard Marion Barber run. Rick Sanford has no explanation. Harvard. 4-2 overall and 4-0 in Penaltles-vards 4— 24 5— 40 Cl3 Newsome 5 pass from Mc(3onold First downs Purdue 49, Northwestern 7 Dallas at Houston, 8:X p.m. (Leahy kick) )S:X (Bahr kick), 11:47. 14 So. Dakota 45, S. Dakota St. 42 Goalies— Hartford, Weeks. Chi- Unliriaue 5''°** 7097-49-72—278 Although accolades m ay be "I don’t know why we’ve been Time ot possession 26:34 X:24 Second Rushes-yords 1341 Denver at Son Antonio, 8:X p.m. Ivy League play, managed to be;il NGFG Andersen X, 15:M. Posslng yords So. Dakota Tech 14, Sioux Foils? Chicago at Kansas dty, 8:X p.m. cogo,Bonnermon.A-17,312. HOllUayS GSorSe'^Buras.^tSlO e>“ >-avagant for a team with three able to come back. In other years, T NE-FG Franklin X 5:10 IX Princeton 17-15 in a game of varied „ Individual itatlstlcs Third Return yards 74 SW Missouri» , E. IIIIMN X New York at Utah, 9:X p.m. NYJ-FG Leahy 18 9:19 Cle-Newsome 6 pass trom McDonald Posses St. Thomos X , Augsburg 2 Gapltals5,GanUCks2 ch?nolfx95l*’'’*“* ‘- “®®'' Lorry Rinker, 5,880 4997-72-70-278 '®sses after nine games, Jets we never were able to come back. attacks. The Crim.son outgained NYJ-Borber2run (Leahykick) 13:» 29332 LA . Clippers at Phoenix. 9:X p.m. H ai0 d.baiiubK4 A chino 1X351. Roger /Woltble,S,8X 43749370-278 offensive tackle M arvin Powell (Bahr kick), 8:X. Punts St. Cloud St. X , Mankato St. X Seottle ot Portland, X :X p.m. Maybe we are making up for it the Tigers in rushing 3I7-.57, bill .'.9:**!!'’ Thelsmonn 325, Kane NE-FG Franklin 27 15:00 Fourth 936.9 1-^11^052. NY Glants-Corpenter Third Fumbles-lost 40 |f- JT, McPherson 14 Washington 1,3-5 &odey, 4S0 “:«9?:^xo ^ew England "a great now." were out-pa.s.sed .325- 84 iVJL Morris 15-48, Simms 31, (talbreath NGFG Andersen 21,11:55. Penaltles-vords OJof X, Concordlo X (tie) Vancouver 118— 2 • • • • p p p p p p p p p p p p p a p p p a Paul Azinger, 4,2X 43729971— 2X 318, Cephus 2-2. NE-FG Franklin 47 9:21 NGFG Andersen 53,15:X. 2-10 Staling X , Kansas Wesleyan 7 Mavericks 107, Lakers 96 James 25 run (Franklin kick) Socks-vords 11-101 Rrst period— 1. Vancouver Smvl 2 Britton, 4,2X 69-72-7297— 2X AZ— - p a s s in g —Woshlngton-Thelsmann A-52,489 Time of possession X:14 yolporoira X , St. Joseph's 0 Woboih 45, Taylor X R l i n n i n a George Archer, 4,X0 437,-7,-73-XO SChO laStIC SOCCOr tO U ndU P Hart 2-5-0-19. NY Giants- Fourth tailivkiuai stattstla LOS ANGELES (94) Slmms 13299-339. , NE-Starrlng 5 pass from Eoson a f^DSHING— Mlnne$oto-Anderson319 Washington-Jett X, John Carroll 0 ^ Wilkes 4-X 1-2 9, Penalties— McGeouoh, Wash, 7:39; ^ NO aev Woyne St. X , Emporia St. 7 At^l-Jobbor 9-14 29 X , Scott 5-10 09 X, (Franklin kick) 4:07 First downs 18 17 Westtrn Mich. X , Ohio 14 Carpenter, Wosh, mlnor-malor, 17:42; • • • • « * • * * « * * « * * « « « r e c e iv in g — Woshlngton-Monk 4 NE-Colllns4run (Franklin kick) 12:07 Rushes-vards Johnson 39 34 9, Worthy 313 2-2 13 344, DIdler 2-8, A-40,513 31— 11) 31-83 West. Illinois X , III. St. 14 d x ^ « 34 13 McAdoo 29 09 4, Mc(5r®th 1-18, A. Jones 13. Passing yards X2 179 Tho'l?SST3‘ ^.;x5?3S**’*~' *• NYJ MP Sacks bv-vards 3-32 2— 14 Wichita St. 23, Drake 4 X - X ^ M l ’ ^ Totals ® Williams First downs 19 n Return yards 1 !Vi®®'i!S~''*''J®®*®fu-Mannlnol4a4 Punchless East succumbs 351, Manuel 345, Johnson 2-19, McCon- 71 X Wilmington (Ohio) 14, (MonchesterO DALLAS 007) key 232, Mowott 1-34. Rushes-vards 30— 144 23— IX Passes 21— X — 0 14—23—0 Mds.-Lo CrossoSI, WIs.-Oshkosh 4 Posslng yords l x 244 Punts M® V®o«nt 319 94 lT? £ n o itv -V ^ «n .5:i?.^''’'‘’"’' N®* ^otk Gity Marathou ...... 4— 44.5 5— 42.0 WIS.-RIV. nisM , W ts -S t^ to W 7 13 Perkins 31 1-2 1, Oovls 39 09 X, Missed fleldgoals Sacks by-vords 4— X 4— X Fumbles-lost 1— 1 1—0 _ , 'TODAY When you have trouble scoring. “ We don’t have those bonafide invited to the dance again. -Washington, Mos3 Return yards 42 33 Penaltles-vards WN.-EOU Clolri^, wis..Whitewoter21 Third period— 5, Washington, Haworth At New York, Oct X .. ^ . rV*®*' vou're eninp tn havo tmuliia lev 40. 3 » 9— 75 1 " S " 5 .? 4 , Whlte'3lS?,1SSS^5K Wisconsin 13 Ohio St. 14 13 Ellis 99 32 X, Harper 5-9 09 X, 5(Chrlstlon), 9:X. 4, Woshinton, Hid! 2 frten Manchester at East Catholic (girls) y®“ ™ going to nave trouble scorers of the past, the 3-4 players For the fifth consecutive year, Passes >5-25-2 23— 35— 1 Time of possession X:05 X:55 Wittenberg X , (tapttal 0 PuPf* . . 5-34.4 5-46.5 X 97^ B ^ 107 ^ (M) 09 0. Totols (Christian, (k)uld),12:«. 7, Washington, 1, Orlando Plzzoloto, Italy, 2-14-53 2 „ winning. with 10 or more goals a year. East Catholic girls' .soccer team C h S (h^JlS 2?e" m S; 3 Youngstown St. 23 Middle Tenn. 13 Fumbles-lost 9—9 n_o Individual Statistics 0 ®®??“®"?-*^''®?®’®!;,®®:^*®,®!.’.'’®'^' Dove Murphy, Enoland, 2:15:M. 3, Herb r?«!SILSn^. That's the problem which East Hopefully we can pick up in the last will be competing in the state Penoltles-yords 4— 43 5__47 SouHtwest Let Angeles' 19X27 23-M Penalties— Carpenter, Wash, 7:04; Car- Stettny, West Gwmany, 2:14'22 4, Pot Cromwell ot Bolton (girls), 3:15 Patholic is finHino this uoap 4gers33,RamsO Ort«ons-G. Rogers A n ^ St. X , Abilene Christian 7 Doltai few games.” tournament. The Eagles guaran­ Time of possession X:58 31:02 n -X , (talon 7-52, Todd 39, Campbell 39, , ^XXa23-K7 oenter, Wosh, 13:X; Sundstrom, Von, Petersen, Ronkonkomo. N Y , " i 4 X 5 Portland ot Coventry (girls), 3:15 ‘V ^ m .. Arkonsos 17, Houston 3 Three-point gools— Cooper, Block- 13:X. Glonnl Demodonno, Itmy, 2-i7'65 4 Crosscountry The Eagles, at7-3-2overall,have East winds up its regular season teed Ihcm.selves a slot here Satur­ Son Francisco '5! *®1 Duckett 1-mlnus 9. Arkonm X. fl, Texo3 Arllngton X mon. 31477— 33 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS ®-T4. Pruitt 311, Davis Shots on goal— Washington 321-10— Michael Spoettel, West Germ any' -r Mo®che»ter/East Cothollc/Chenev still been relatively successful Tuesday and Thursday with home day morning with a 2 1 win over LA Roms 0 009— 0 York-McNell 17-' 19, Walker 1-mlnus9, McDonald 19. ’A McMurrov (tall, x Fouled out— none. Total fouls n rit 1)0, Hector 7-40, Barber 29, Paige 34, ■•••SP T®xos Luttieran 12 Los X. voncouver 379-19. 2^:i?:£:8.^N,c"kr L S S ' 2 » I But scoring has h V n Tp ro h .e m , games against Farmington and homestiinding Enfield High SF-FG Wersching 44,4:X College lootball results Centrrt St. (Oklo) 31, Cameron 7 A llie s 31, Dallas 24. Rebounds— Los. HCC foe Northwest Catholic re­ 9 ? M 5!** Englond-C. James 19X, Orleans-Todd 21-X- Goalies— Washington, Rlggln. Von- Ahmed Ismail, Somalia, 2-l8’)4 lo'Zok Eost Hartford at Monchester, 3:X as East found out Saturday morn- East is 7-41 ovendl with two Second Collins 419, Tatupu318, Eason 39. 9X 4. CleYelan3McC)onald 1323-9-193. £»"f -A r k o ^ 21, Arkonsos Tech 14 *5?®'®*.®?.!^*’‘*ul-Jobbar 9), M l a M couver.Brodeur.A— 11,184. Barle,Tanzonlo,2:1B:27. ' ' ' TUESDAY '"® ® Thomas spectively at Cougar Field in 3:15 SF-FG Wersching 44,7:437 -.,PASSIN(3-New York-Ryan 3)32- |. Cwt. Oklahoma X , SE Oklo. 7 (Vincent X ). Assists— Los Annrlm 2i games left, including a dale jlj5P-Crolg64POSS Montana (kick failed), Cent E®f* »• W. New AAexIco X RriiIncR RgnnnrfiA u , Rvsord Morezok Poland 2*ift*7o Soccer Aquinas in HCC play at M CC s starts. against crosstown Manchester England-Eoson X?” =** Orleans-Wllson 4 Akron 17, Tenn Tech 9 ttowrord P- » (ctavS .',.9®'®" Brenner 1-X, Youna IXmphlus 4). Technicals— Los An- DrUin8 D,nangBiS’• Keld Johnsen, Denmark. SoSh Aquinas goes to 5-5 in conference (Wersching kick), 7:58 PHOENIX (X2) gus), 10:X. Penaltles-Morquod, Bos, 2:21 iJO. X, Lorry Borthlow, Boston, c„.„ k uvin^.'!!'!.!'!.®"®''.. . , nlav and (C ri n „L a ii i. from 10 yards out. •second half to win it. The goals A3S481 CmeWestomX,AllsohcnvO Texas ABM 33 Rico 14 4:46; Dore? NYR, 4:46; Brooke? NYR, 2:21:39. South Windsor at Manchester, 3 pl3y snd o-5-l overall. It was an 2 Adorns 29 09 3 Nonce 1310 34 a . Missed field goals: None. CheynevX, Clarion X Texas Tech X , Tutso 17 Easthada 17-7edgeinshots. Jim were No. 3 for l/ird and No. 5 for ... - SF LA OilgateX, Columbia 14 Edwards 8*13 94 X , Holton 98 09 3 9:24;Courtnoll,BoSr'l6:31. ^ 2], Pedro Rodriguez, Catalunya, important victory to the Saints. Cahill First clowns 23 12 Broncos 22, Baiders 19 OT Texas ABI 22, E. Texas 23 tooM 34 09 3 HuJnohrte 37 M 3 2:21:52. 22, Alfons Abelian, Catalunyo, WEDNESDAY “ Thev were niimneH nn ;inrt Schroeder had four saves for East Rushes-yords 39— 11) 19— 72 Cornell 13, Dartmouth 10 Texas Christian X , Baylor X Fwtw M 99 X, Robey 14 1-2 3, "The pressure is now off," said Dolphins 38, Bills 7 DelowareX, Towson SI. X Second period— 4, New York, 2:22:01. 23, Jimmy Ashworth, England, * . . iiF .^4 compared to 10 stops by the Saints’ Passing yards x i 134 T o x « 13 S o u lt^ Methodist 7 ^ '®' JOht* (M) 09 0, DonMalonev4(Larouche,Sondstrom), 2:M:14.24, LouSupIno.ColorcKloSprings, Monchester (girls), 3 needed the game to make the state East coach Don Fay, breathing Socks by-yards S— 44 2— 15 Donysr 840 is s—os i;.?*^2J’*ft“.'*lL''“'“nsflold)7 W. Texas St. X , New Mexico St. 13 5:01.5, Boston, O'Connell 3 (Mid- 25, Zolton Kiss, Hungary, -Catholic at South Catholic tournament. And their offsides keeper George Stepeck. Return yards 22 4 Buffalo 0 08 7— 7 LA RoMor 9 37 0 0 = 5 Edtnboro45, Lock HovenX Wm I dieton, Bourque), 5:M. 4, New York, 2:M:59. X,(Mis Sonders, Freeport, N.Y., 'O 'risi.j . trao hurt us considerahlv in the "We’re an up and down team. We easier about making it,into post­ Miami First S^fbutalM d.) 13 Westminster 13 Adorns St. X , Mesa 17 Chambers 1322 39 25. Vronas 30 s.7 Gagnerl (Don Molcnev), 7:X. 7, New Eifword Swlotocha, Dallas, ...... „ ^ V „ consioerabiy in me season play. P « ^ 22-32-0 14-30-2 7 17 0 14-X Geneva X. St. Francis Pa. 6 V V l'-?.-S' must motovitate ourselves for Punt* 3-X.O 4— X .8 First C®' LuffNTon 15 York, Greschner 5 (Sandstrom, Ruot- 2 :X :X .X , Robert Schlau, Isle of Palms, ®i* fJ®** Meet game, Malm Cited. every game." East had a 12-8 edge in shots. Fumbles-lost 2—2 5—3 by'^rtln'h 7:55“'’'“ '' g®ffv*tto™24,MerchontAAarlnel4 Col-Dovls 13 Hayward St. 12 > Sdldlnen), 11:03. 8, Boston, Silk 2 S-^>2:X:M. X , Don Rechner, Warwick, . .. . “ We tried hard, we hustled well schdS;S!S,''SS,)???4*2'^'’'" ^ " '" ® <''°® Horvard 17, Princeton 15 S j Fo>Y-|LOX, St. AAofv's (Calif) X Eagle keeper Julie Tauras made Pcnaltle3 vards 4- 4 ) 3—25 US’. ' ' “ ®®“ ’^®'" Wilson (Bohr Hiram X,Thlel7 (unassisted). 18:0Z Penalties — Ruot- N.Y., 2:24:01. X, Derek Stevens, w irkSl.^ ^ Meet , ^ , ' . . / ' Time ot Possession 35 :X 24:34 ... . Socond kick), 13:15 Oiloo St. 33 Humboldt St. X McCrov M 09 4, B l^ ^ JS n g l g Sdldlnen, NYR, 0:X; Mllburv, Bos, England, 2:24:X. lot Wickham Pork), 2:15 ““ t we are having a six saves. Kathleen Adams, Mi­ _ ___ Socond HofitraX,AlbanvX Cola.MliMt43So. (talorado9 East giris win HplyCrossX, Brown 17 McCormick 14 29 3 Totals 359) 17-X 4:M; Dore, NYR, 5:X; Sundstrom, .31- Jose (Mmez, Mexico, 2:24:X. M, difficult time putting the ball in the chelle Cote and Christy Bearse 9 Srtilmirkkkl’lS!^'^'’"’ <''“® ROI-FG44 Bahr,4:X E. Woshli^on 41, Idaho St. 23 87. INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Ithaca 14, Hobart 13 S T " ; LInseman, Bos, 10:41; Bvers, M ^?„^®®®®'N^on, Moss.,2:24:53.X, THURSDAY net," said East coach Tom Malin. RUSHING— San Franclsco-Tyler 13 FG von Schomonn, 7:05 Den-FG41 Karlls, 11:51 Putter^ X. 43 Long Beach St. X Bo$zl2:59. Michael Feurtodo? Ozone Park, N.Y., a E N F IE L D ’— They’re going to be played well for East. Den-FG 24 Karlls, 14 :X Lycoming X, Juniata X Idaho X , (Montano X s a Vt Crolg 1()-24, Montana311, Harmon32S, Cloyto® M pass from Marino (von Molne 13, Connecticut 10 a a M D— a Third period— 9, Boston, LInseman 5 ?'?5'9S' ?*' ■^®® ^tlk VIholmen, Norway, AArr(®V Catholic at East Catholic R ita 4)4, Solomon 1-8. Los Angeles- Schomonn kick) 12:X Third Y®f"®"*-*'*udd X Fouled out— Vrones. Totol (Simmer, Blum), 4:X. 10, Boston, 2:X:17.35, Jett Rawlins, Vondollo,Ohio, '“iJ ? ” ''® , # to ■ t m mm mm — — — — _ Dickerson 13X, Kemp 427, Ellard 1-5. ... _ Fourth Rdl-Allen 1 run (Bahr kick), 10-07 MolneMorltlm#13, Westfield St. 10 UntleldB PodflcO Fouls— Llnsemon4 (unassisted), 19:X. Penalties 2:25:28. M.Jooo Da/Vtato, Brozll.2:25:«. f G v A w t a HM i — __ __ J L ______Redden 1-2. _ „ Fourth MercyhurstM, DuouesneX Montana SI. 23 Boise St. X Pftoxilx 24, Seattle 27. Rebounds— — Unsemon, Bos, 3:52, NYR bench, 37, .J^lo Reis, Brozll, 2:X:X, X, Paul iSl* S 0 0 9 K klck)“' x "*** ’ S®*'®"“ ®® Moravian 21, Albright 11 N^osko4>maha 2), No. Colorado served by Gogner, 14 :X. Creoch, Fronce, 2:X:X. X , Domingo rlomoton at Coventry (girls), to^GGGGto^BB W f f f S w Prancisco-Montana tolhta), )°45^ ‘‘ ®“ ®‘‘ “'’f* MuhlenbergX,Urslnus17 14 21-31-3430, Cavanaugh I-I-II-0. Los }-?rtS?J’ l:-^.'y**r^g?®®n.lk 31 (Scott 3 Shots on goal— Boston 137-8— 25. NY Catalan, ^tolunyo, 2:X:X. x , Mike ______Angeles-Kemp 14-391832. k lckni^l" New Haven 23, SprI ngfltMO N e v ^ R m o 3S, Weber St. X Rangers 499— 18. Grotton, England, 2:X:X. c _ . Buf-Denrwrd 5 pass from Kotler (K??irsfel4!36'^ P o ^ c Lutheran 34, L9wIs B dark 14 (Malles— Boston Peelers. NY Rangers, 4L Foul Craig, Brooklyn, N.Y.,2:X:53. eosI Catholic rtE .O . Smith, 5:X Backup goa lte n d e r M a rty 6:40 in the first half. The goal gave RECEIVING— San Fronclsco- (Danelo kitk), 1:2‘:X r. __ Overtime Parttand St. X W1soontln-Stout3 A -X9X ^ - F G X Karlls. 15:W Pittsburgh X, Navy X So. Utah St. 18, Mtostern St. 8 Vonblesbrouck.A-17917. 2^m !m X.^ou" n'uJS^l HSibrMkTmY’ : Monchesfe";! CoSS!‘d,''3 ^imon, the lone C o u p r substitue, Manchester a 2-0 lead. Solomon 494, D. Clark 490, Nehemloh RPII0.WPI7 348, Cooper 329, Crolg 383, Tyler 317, Butt Mid A919X S o ^C M St. IB Fresno St. 17 2:27:05. 44, Rioordo Ortego, Spain camc off the bench to score what Earlier in the half, Churchill Fronk 315. Los Angeles-Ellord 494, Da FIrstdowns 15 a Dm tatodc Island X, Lehigh 14 Sonta Oora 13 S.F. Stata 4 Sahrnxfi Flam ns? 2:27:j9.x,KevinMoats,Afionto,2:27:x! •••••••••••••••••••••• proved to be the winning goal in Hill 431, Dickerson 319, Brown 2-X, Rsh3 y 14— 103 31— 191 First downs 2* ck?®®®‘ Dt ^lum bki Uni v. o Simon Fraser 17, W. Woshlnoton 7 James’ 18-yard blast had put the (rumanl-IO. Posslngyrdsm 302 Rushes-vards 4 4 -lK Shlppensburg21,lndlano1B Southern Collf. 31, C O H ^ ta ? Tennis ’ 327 m “47 Manchester community college s Cougars on the scoreboard. Guy Missed RehtCroals— none. Scl<3t>v- 1— 4 5— 41 Passing yards IX Sworfhmore24,Frankllna.AAarshollO Stanford X , Oregon St. 21 Cdigarv 200-2 2;27;x:x,'selllHavashLtoran,'2^o3' B O X lllfl 2-1 victory over visiting Post Labella assisted. Return yards 55 94 Socks bv-vards 3-18 SvracuscX,Army14 UCLA 21, Artiona St. X Buffalo 111—6 49,JerryTlghe,Canodo,2:X:X.»,Jose College Saturday. Posss X--90-1 22-333 Return yards 83 TiinltvX,Co(atGuiM13 St. 41, Padfle (Collf.) 14 Rrst period— 1, Coloarv, Patterson 4 Joml, Ecuodor, 2:X^to ••••••••••••#••••••••• Manchester’s third straight (yin Post got one back with 15:30 left Punts 4— 43.2 2— X.5 Passes 34— 21—0 VlralnloTech9,Ttmole7 Utah 43 Texos-EI Paso 1$ •f3B8X Wemea't Teoniomint in the game oh a 22-yard drive by Punts W. ChestwX. MlllersvIlleX Fumbis-lst 4— 3 0—0 4— 41.0 *?,®?S? 33 E. OrogonO An*evSuk^V“ unassis\ed)^ 3 : ^ ^ u in S " '® m ®"!' Malor light SChedulS raised its overall record to 5-7-1 Paul Giroux. The Cougars with­ Pnits-vr 7— 55 3 - X Fumbles-lost Wogner 24, Fordhom 21 Woshlnoton 23 (krtzono 12 At ■rtgMotoBxknd, Oct. a Coloarv, Patterson 5 (Reinhart, Mocln- y!^.?®'®^* ,y'®,!;°!' ^,®?l®5?' 2:M:M. 3, *" and evened the Cougars’ N JC A A Bowling Tmfpssssn 21:23 32:37 Penaltle3 vards 7— 48 WdvnnburgX.CtaovtatvO Woshnoton Sf.» , Oregon 41 stood the Warriors’ pressure in the Wesleyan 14, Bowdolnl nis), 8:X. Penoltles— Davis, But, 1:M; t°or,® "O'Y, 2:3^23. 4, Llzonne Region X X I log at 35 Post fell to ------in d iv id u a l STATISTICS Time of possession 37:X wnittflor 34, Redlands 7 , Svivla HonIkeuwSt Gormony, dot. Reinhart, (tal,4:X;Moclnnls, Col, 17:X. (c-denoteid#(aiidlngchompleii) o « n„praii and 34 in the reeier. ^ final minutes of play to hang on for ,n5V*.i''''®-Buffal3Rlddld? 19, Bell WIdenerX.WIIkasO W M ta f^ 34. milomatto 21 Joanna RusmII. U.S., 93,1-3 33 Second period— 4, Buffalo, Ramsey 1 Hilaire, Brighton, Moss., 2:37:X. 4, ----- 8-6 overall and 34 in the region. the 2-1 win. 1092, Moore 1-3, Ferguson 1-X, Neal 312 inWyklual statlstlei SwvNi Wyoming 43 Colorado St. U OpmINM Mabonto A^X,AldbomaSt.« A t y d o ^ l t o n ^ Paulo Smith, U.S., (Perreault,Andrevchuk),6:X.5,Buffolo, i "®®o*° J?* ®* Fhllodelphlo — Anore The regular season ends Satur- "Marty scored a goal today that Blossoms iS S o *^®TNothori RUSHING Oofivcf'WIndBr Selllno 3 (Perreault), 13:X. 4, Buffalo, ? ? Polond.2:X:48,8.Chorlotte "'^t^rdson ^ Joay Soler, 18, lunlor day when the Cougars host the Morino 1-7. AlcomSt. 51, Florkto AIM 14 Tucker 2 (Hamel, Houslev), 15:M. Teske, West Gwmanv, 2:41:14. 9, Rita “ ®d®rwelohts; Tony Thornton vs. PInkv cougars nost the Sufiy Mississippi St. 21 u!k. " ^ ® " many other players would not have Doris Hdttln 175, Ruth Ann Gloss , Buffal3 F4^uson 20-30-133 Allen 13TO, Hawkins MFX, King 9 X , Penalties— Konrovd, Col, 4:X ; Ploy- e®' "o*v, 2:41:18. 18, Laura G ord^, 18,middlewtights. 13th nationally ranked Community gotten," said Farrell, of his 178952, Mlarty Bradshaw 190-487, Bar­ ffunrjm 19jWllson 3mlnu3 l. fair. But, 12:X; Mocinnis,CaU5:M. AI{>®r^roto Raplds,Mia).,2:42:12. , O'’®“* City, N.J. — Renoldo College of Rhode Island at 2 bara Sullivan 443, Marilyn Mav#rs471. PASSING--(}enver-Kublak2l-332040. I ' ’'G ‘5>r'®leAnd«sen-Schless,Switzer- 5^®“ v»- "• ® clock. Manchester s chances for burst. "He used determination to r e c e iv in g — Denver-Wotson 5-82, Slniiet filial (Cvr, Andreychuk), I4:X. 8, Buftolo, Gloucester, Moss., 2:«:27. 13, Mory _ Oct. 31 ot Atlantic City, N.J. — Johnny ® post-season tournament berth Concord 14. W.LIbertv9 get to the ball and he had tjie SOP Woman t Mloml-Dooer W'" U.S., def. Povol Davis 7 (Andreychuk, Houslev), 19:59. O Connor, N w Zeoloto, 2:X:X. 14, Evv Bumphus vs. Rick Kaiser, 18, welter- hinge entirely on a victory £*1T*®® Nothon 335, D.John- Sawyer 318, Kay 19, Wright 19. Los Dovldson7.WoffordO Slozll, Ciachotlovakla,31,31,33 Penalties— Wlocoun,Col,l:»;Col,bench S w ^ n , 2:X:18. 15, Undo wrtghts. rnanh n instincts to simply push it past the Harriot Hoslott 194977, Sandy Sow- Mgeles-ternwell *-77, Allen 343, Chrl3 OelawareM, TowsonSt. X (served by Beers), 19:X. McLennan, (Mlnesvllle, Flo., 2:X:27.16, , Nov. 1 at Atlontic Otv, N.J. — Robbie coach David F a rre ll, yor 197-464, Barbara Twibla 180, Jayce ^y®|J®'Mooro3X, Hardy 291,Carter 19, DrtaswaSf.55,C9ntnilSt.I7 Marty Simon keeper before he could get to It ’’ Tylor 474. ten sen 455, WIIIIoris 453, Pruitt 19 PXIIGHT WoHok Flbok, Poland, and Shots on goal— Calgary 3313-19. Jpvce Stnllh, England, 2:X:17.17, Coroll Slmsvs.MlkeTlnlev,18,mlddlew#lghts. whose squad s depth was depleted Ort to St. X, U vhtgston M j ondy Moyer. U.S., dtf. Buffqlo9311— ^X. ®®*' 2:X:25. 18, Nov. 2 ot New York— c-MorkMt^Ivs. bv injuries was forced to iisn Post outshot MCC, 139. Man­ Missed field goals— ^jrftolo, Danelo 43. LosMisstta Angeles Held Barr gdols-ItanvelflKortis 47. ^42. ^E. Kentucky X, Murray St. 14 Soahowkt game, Simon made a running slide L"«f»® tt. Chonnolt B X , WPOP Guenttwrdt, Swttzertand, and I Goalies— Colgorv, Lemelln. But- Danlele TIbertI, Italy, 2:X:59. 19, Paolo Corlos Santos, 15, IBF lunlor c L ! „ 7,. = ^ u h i. i chester netminder Sean Riddell Toroezv (1)Hunaarv,94,94. talB, Souve. A— 13918. Moro, Italy, 2:«:17. X, Deirdre mlddleweloht title; David Sears vs Blllv V Simon to spell his regulars. Within to push a John,,Smith pass by made eight saves, whiel Levasseur OForrellv, New Yofk,2:47:54. Sounders, 18. light heavvwelahts. a minute of being inserted into the Warrior goalie Rod Levasseur at totalled but two. :■< — MA N CH ESTER HERALD. Monduy, Oct. 29. 1984 MANC HKSTKK H K R A H ), Mond.iy, O il 29. 1984 - 15 Giants treat ’Skins rudeiy Pumpkin Run to Gates By Dave Raffo New York used a revised offense The Redskins were looking for DPI Sports Writer with eight solo tackles and three list." he said 28 21 '.’2 W.i.Mie Hiiklev. Somers Sunday. Guard Chris Godfrey, who the pass every play, so we popped a Bv Herald Siutf assists. The top 25 Turkey Day rei i'i\e 28 26. 23 H.irry ,S<’heckley. Willi- spent two seasons in the USFL, few big runs," Simms said. "We EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - "All season I ’ve been hurt, but merchandize prizes mantic 28 30. 24 Ken Bra.sel, made his first start because of an ^*tem where we wanted them." An increased field highlighted The Washington Redskins hadn't injury to Bill Roberts and the today I was pretty healthy. ” the second Pumpkin Run for Hope The five-mile course went from Wethersfield 28 .33. 25 Mike Za been treated this rudely since ■'They did things to us up front’ Carson said. "Adrenalin was flow­ -Wells Street to Kldridge Street, neilli. Higgamim 28 .34 Giants used three wide receivers that we are not used to," said held Sunday with the five-mile run running into the Raiders in the for rnost of the first half with ing because down in Washington (a taken by Steve Gates of cro.ss Clinton ti- - i hool Street lo Men’s Op»>n (18-29) - 1 Richard Super Bowl last January. Redskins defensive tackle Dave 30-14 loss six wees ago) I played the .Autumn St I eet i .'l ing .Street to Fargo 25 .58. 2 Glenn Ree.se, .3 Mai intentions of abandoning a lame Butz, who was handled by Godfrey Manchester. ) Phil Simms outpassed Joe Theis- worst game of my career — ever Gardner Streri Ch.irter Oak Piige running attack. and center Kevin Belcher. "When The event is co-sponsored by the ,mann, Joe Morris outrushed John since I put on a helmet.” Street to Spnu e ' :vet and back Women's Open (18-29) — 1 "We decided to come out today they got ahead, we had to put it up American Cancer Society and the Riggins. Earnest Gray outcaught and attack." said Simms, who "When we get down 14-0, it takes Manchester Rec Department. The down Wells Street to the finish It Nancy McKennay. Boston .31 19, 2 Art Monk and Bill Parcells out- and not use use John (Riggins) and Riggins out,” Washington offen­ was descrilH'd as a hilly course for Sonya Fuentes .33 26, .3 Mary completed 18 of 29 with no that always hurts us." first run a year ago attracti-d a coached Joe Gibbs to lift the New sive tackle Joe Jacoby said. "They the first 2': miles and downhill for Neutiell. M.inchester .34 .34 interceptions despite being sacked Neither Theismann nor Riggins field of .327 runners and $5 (Kin was York Giants to a 37 13 rout of the seven times. "If things went bad, had their defense programmed raised through pledges for the the last h.ilf Men Submaslers (3U-39) — 1 Redskins Sunday. hurt the Giants. Theismann, who and when we changed, they Funding for this year's Pumpkin Steve Gates. 2 Jamie Gomez, .3 we'd keep throwing. It loosened completed 21 of 41 passes for 255 Manchester Unit of the American Parcells made some changes switched again” Run was from Kaiser Permanete's Greg B»-st everybody up and it did what I yards with one interception and a Cancer Society. A field of .’140 took because of injuries and ineffective­ thought it would do — opened up Both the Giants and Redskins part and a goal of $10,000 was set medical care program Curry Women .Submaslers — 1. Karen ness. and others bt“cause he touchdown, threw lo straight in- are 5-4 and tied for third in the NFC Copy of East Hartford donated the S.iunders. Maiu-hester 30:20, 2 the running game." completicns in the first half for this year’s run. said Richard thought they would work against While Gray benefited from three East one game behind St. Louis Johnson, meet director. printing. Gale Jones. Hartford .31:29. 32 the Redskins. Whatever the rea­ Riggins gained just 51 yards on 16 and Dallas at 6-3. receivers because he saw less carries, Gates, a graduate of Manchester Re.sults: Judv Pierson, West Hartford33 34 sons. all the Giants' nuances double coverage, it was Morris Simms gave the Giants a 7-0 lead High and Eastern Connecticut Top 25 — I. Steve Gates. Men Masters (40 49) - I Ralph worked. Washington had to settle for on a 22-yard T D strike to Gray with Walde. 2 .leff Lancaster. .3 Jerry who gained when the running Mark Moseley field goals of 23 and State University and a local Manchester 25:09. 2 Jam ie Simms pa.ssed for ,339 yards and 4:11 left in the first quarter. His Coillter. game opened up. The 5-foot-7 33 yards in the second quarter after favorite, didn’t take the lead until Gomez. Wind.sor. 25: .38, .3 Richard two touchdowns. Morris scored 8-yard T D pass to Bob Johnson Women Masters — 1 Tom iGraf, third-year back from Syracuse twice reaching the Giants’ 6-yard the three-mile mark. Jam ie Fargo. Manchester 25 37, 4 Glenn three touchdowns in his finest day made it 37-6 on the first play of the Simsbury ;I6: 55. 2 Carol Schroyer. finished with 68 yards on 15 carries line. The Redskins only T D came Gomez of Wind.sor. who finished Reese. Ellington 26: '2.3, 5. Mai as a pro and Gray caught seven fourth quarter. Manchester 4.3 ,56. .3 Mary While and became the fifth Giants' on a 4- yard pass from Theismann second, led until then when "I Page. Boston 26 26. 6 Greg Best. passes for 128 yards and a TD. player ever to score three touch­ The Giants also got a 19-yard gobbled him up there. I tried to Manchester 26: 29. 7 Ralph Walde. house. Gl.istonbiiry 45 .37 "I don't think you should count to Jeff Moore with 7:44 left in the field goal by Ali Haji-Sheikh but downs in a game. game. UPl photo look strong as I went past him," Hartford 26: .36. H Phil Forziey. Men Grandmasters (SO and the old Giants out yet." Parcells the second-year kicker missed one said the 30-year-old Gates. over) — 1 David Howe. Vernon Morris scored on sweeps of 2 and The Giants stopped Riggins by UPl photo Maiu hester 26: ;18, 9 Gary Scran said, "because I think when we of five extra point attempts, Vancouver’s Gary Lupul (left) and Al period action. Capitals won, 5-2, in Gates had a winning time of .31 27. 2 Tony Mederios. West I yard out in the first half, then blitzing inside linebackers Harry ton. .South Wind.sor. 10 Mark play to our potential we can be a Haji-Sheikh is now 16 of 22 in extra Washington quarterback Joe Theismann is a picture of MacAdams (right) to stop flying Darren game Sunday night in Vancouver. 25:09 with Gomez second in 25: .38 Hartford 37 oi. 3 Don Umgtin. gave the Giants a 30-6 lead with a Carson and Gary Reasons. Carson Skehan, .Ainston 26:51. II. Tim real competitive team." point attempts and 6 of 16 in field Gates said he has Ix'en in Glastonbury 37 27 5-yard T D late in the third quarter. had his best game of the season dejection sitting on the bench after being taken out late Veitch of Washington during first- Campbell. Manche.ster 26: .56. 12 goal tries this year. in the game won by the Giants, 37-13. "semi-relirment." and has been Bill Noontui. Vernon 26:57. 13. Ken Women Grandmasters — I NHL roundup putting in about 45 miles per week. Forziey. Manchester 26 .59. 14 Miirial Ma.schi. Newington .39: 19. NFL roundup Employed al the Hartford Insu­ Steve Dauch. West Hartford 27: 09. 2 Shirley Howe. Vernon 47 .30 rance Group, be says he hojH's to 15 .left Lancaster, Coveniry, Junior boys ( IT and under) — I increase his competitive meet 27: 19. 16 Dennis McCormack. Steve Carlson Manchester .32:’26. schedule in '85 if time allow<-' dsor27::i:i, 17 Mark Newi'omb. 2 Doug .Auclair. Moodiis 33:00. .3 ‘Rat’ fiys with the Bruins Gates, who finished 2.3th in the South Windsor 27:51. 18 Rav Erie Murray. Ellington .3:1:01 Manchester F'ive-Mils Road Race Latano. Roi ky Hill 27 .57, 19 Mark Junior girls — 1 Betsy Dickin­ in 198.3. siiys he's .shooting to be up son. Vernon .37 49. 2 Becky Aii- Broncos bring out the worst In the Raiders Bv Joel Sherman Poulin. Manche.ster 28:01. 20. (Philadelphia) Flyers." Dave Silk against his former there again this lime. ’ I'm not elair. Moodus .37 56. .3 .lennifer UPl Sparts Writer Jerry Coulter. Manchester 28: II. By Joe Carnicelli after the game, you couldn’t even Linseman, traded from Edmon­ teammates gave Boston a 4-4 tie giving up about making the prize 21 Randy Poulin. Manchester Gradv. Bristol 39 26 UPl Sports Writer ton for Mike Krushelnyski, has orts Writer talktalk ihi> the onvs guys were so high," DolphinsDolphins 38, 38, Bills Bills 7 7 9,000-yard mark for his ooroorcareer goal, ooni ao 53-yarder in driving______rain _____ .. late in the second period. Tom passes. Kenney hit 26-of-46, with When can a Rat fly? been carrying the load up the Karlis’s kick was set up by Roger Dan Marino threw three TD White had a 38-yard TD pass to with no time left, rallied New Fergus also scored for Boston. There’s something about the T D passes of five yards to Ken Only when it has excellent wings. middle for Boston since the club’s Ranger Don Maloney had two Jackson’s interception of a Marc passes to send undefeated Miami Tony Hill and a five-yarder to Doug Orleans past Cleveland. The NBA roundup Denver Broncos that brings out the Lacy and 27 to Henry Marshall, That’s obvious to center Ken leading scorer last season. Barry goals and an a.ssist. Dave Gagner. Wilson pass with 38 seconds left in past winless Buffalo. Miami Cosbie. Rafael Septien added three Saints’ victory snapped a three- worst in the lx>s Angeles Raiders and Tampa Bay’s Steve DeBerg hit "Rat" Linseman, who has had Pederson, was sidelined with a with his first NH L goal, and Ron overtime and his 23-yard return to jumped to a 24-0 halftime lead and field goals. game losing streak and sent the The Super Bowl champion Raid­ 29-of-54 passes for 280 yards, superb wingers in his NHL travels. broken hand. Sunday night, he Gre.schner were the other New the Raider 22. Sammy Winder the outcome was never in doubt. Browns to their fifth straight loss, ers seem able to intimidate and including T D passes of seven yards In his first campaign as a Boston scored the game-winning goal at York goal- scorers. went for four yards and Karlis. Marino opened the scoring with a Packers 41, Lions 9 ruining the debut of head coach outpower every team in the N F L — to Kevin House and five to Scott Bruin and seventh in the NHL. the 6:40 of the third period. Mavericks bounce back who had missed a 42-yarderearlier 7-yard pass to Mark Clayton and except Denver. The Raiders’ repu­ Lynn Dickey’s four TD passes Marty Schottenheimer. Richard Dierking. 26-year-old Linseman is flunked by With the score 4-4, John Blum Sabres 6, Flames 2 in overtime, hit the game winner then added a 10-yarder to Dan tation as the tough guys of the powered Green Bay to a romp over Todd hit 21-of-27 passes for 294 two All-Stars: newly-aquircd sent the puck to Simmer, whose before a crowd of 91,020, the Johnson. yards for the Saints. At Buffalo. N.Y.. Dave Andrey­ Bv Joel Sherman second in the NILA in scoring last that It w.is not im|H>ssible lor us to league gets them nowhere with the Detroit, snapping a seven-game Charlie Simmer and Rick backhand pass set up Linseman’s largest ever to attend a regular Middleton. chuk scored once and a.ssi.sti-d UPl Sports Writer sea.son. "He told us we didn't lake come hack home next Saturday Broncos. season Raider game. 49ers 33, Rams 0 Packer losing streak. Two of tap-in past John Vanbiesbrouck. three times to lead the Sabres. our lime We didn’t like losing our Steelers 35, Falcons 10 Linseman has fit in snugly on his Linseman scored his sixth goal of w ith an 0 5 record That's why this Such was the case Sunday in Dickey’s TD passes were to tight Colin Patterson scored both goals After being victimized al the first game on national television " Joe Montana threw for three TDs Cardinals 34, Eagles 14 Backup Mark Malone, in just the new line, scoring twice Sunday- the-season into an empty net with W.IS a big win their duel for first place in the AFC end Paul Coffman and the other to for Calgary vaunted debut of Houston's Ralph Los Angeles fell behind by 20 Denver did get a big boost from a and 365 yards to lead San Francis­ James Lofton, Neil Lomak threw T D passes of fourth start at quarterback of his night to aid Boston’s 6-4 victory 17 seconds remaining. In the only other game in the West when Denver rallied behind Sampson-Akeem Olajuwnn con­ points Saturday night against San questionable decision on the part of co’s rout of Los Angeles that gave eight yards to Pat Tilley aiid 24 five-year pro career, passed for 162 over the New York Rangers. The Bruins extended their un­ NBA. Phmuiix ripped S«*atlle 102- backup quarterback Gary Kubiak nection Saturday afternoon, the Antonio, and Lakers coach Pal to tie the game and then won it 22 Raider Coach Tom Flores. the 49ers a three-game lead in the Bears 16, Vikings 7 yards to Doug Marsh, and Stump yards and three TDs as Pittsburgh “ Playing with Charlie Simmer beaten streak over the Rangers to Capitals 5, Canucks 2 87 -19 Dallas Mavericks took vengeance Riley slres.sed a quick start on Rich Karlis’ 35-yard field goal Los Angeles appeared to be on NFC West. Montana hit 21-of-31 Jim McMahon threw for one TD Mitchell scored twice to lift St routed Atlanta. Filling in for the and Ricky Middleton is great," seven games, while New York’s At Vancouver. British Columbia. the verge of winning in overtime passes, including a 64-yard screen Linseman said. "But remember, Sunday night against the lais ag.iinst the Mavericks But Dall.is as overtime was ending. and Matt Suhey ran for another to Louis past Philadelphia for its injured David Woodley. Malone four-game winning streak was .Alan Haworth notched a hat trick .Angeles Lakers. scored the first II points o( the Suns 102, SuperSonics 87 after Wilson hit Malcolm Barnwell to Roger Craig that went for a lift Chicago over Minnesota fourth straight victory. The Cardi­ completed ll-of-21 passes, includ­ in Edmonton I played with Mark snapped. to .snap a tie and spark the It marked the second time within Mark Aguirre .scored .31 points game. At Si-attle. latrry Nance scored a month that Denver has beaten for41-yards to the Denver 11 on the score. McMahon hit Dennis McKinnon on nals took control of the game in the ing T D strikes of 20 and 31 yards to Messier and Glenny Anderson and Defenseman Mike O ’Connell Capitals. Dave Christian setup the and help Dallas build a 2.3-|ioint 26 iHiints and James Edwards 20 lo Ix)s Angeles and those are the only first drive, leaving Chris Bahr with a 18-yard T D pass and Suhey John Stallworth and seven yards to they had intimidating speed. Brian contributed a pair of power- play- game- winner, passing to Haworth second quarter, scoring 10 points in first-half lead and hold off a series lead Phoenix Edwards scored 16 two losses for the Raiders in nine a relatively easy 28-yard field goal Cowboys 22, Colts 3 scored on a 2-yard run for the a 69-second span on a 28-yard field rookie Rich Erenberg. Propp and Paul Holmgren were goals. who whipped a slapshot over "We were outplayed tonight, attempt to win it. But the Raiders great wings for me with the of Comebacks to defeat Uis An obviously, ” Riley said "The first lioints in the second half wilh games. Denver leads the AFC Danny White, starting again Bears, who lead the NFC Central goal by Neil O ’Donoghue and An unassisted goal by Boston’s Richard Brodeur’s glove-hand. geles 107-%. Nance .scoring 12 as the Suns opted to go for a touchdown. Frank at 6-3. Chicago’s defense recorded Lomax’s TD pass to Tilley. two games, our |M>rimeler shiM>ting West at 8-1 with its seventh straight after spending the first half of the Bengals 31, Oilers 13 "We were out of sync against the rallied victory, the second longest win­ Hawkins fumbled on the seven and a club record ii sacks of Archie has been very inconsistent season as a backup, threw for 219 RiH-kets." said Maverick coach Seattle led 67.59 wilh three ning streak in club history, Steve Foley recovered for Denver. Larry Kinnebrew ran for three "The second thing, our defense yards and two TDS in the first half Manning to send the Vikings to Chiefs 24, Buccaneers 20 Dick Motta of his team's season­ minutes lo play in the third period The Raiders’ offense aided their fifth straight loss. TDs and scored another on a has been s|>olly. We would Iw ’This was the biggest thrill of to spark Dallas over Indianapolis S ports in Kratzert ' opening 121-111 loss - I didn't like But the Suns mitscored th«' Sonics my life," said Denver Coach Dan Denver by giving the ball away Bill Kenney passed for 332 yards screen pass to lead Cincinnati over aggressive for 12 or 14 seconds ;ind The Cowboys’ Tony Dorsett gained the way we played. But we came 14 .3 to lake the lead (or good and Reeves. "When we came in here seven times with three intercep­ 104 yards for his first 100-yard Saints 16, Browns 14 and two TDs to guide Kansas City w'inless Houston, 0-9. Kinnebrew, a then just break down Our jilayers tions and four fumbles. out here and had a good practice finish the third quarter up 73 70 effort this season to move past the over Tampa Bay. The two clubs set 254-pounder who rushed for 80 Walts-Nagelsen doubles champs realize that things are not going Morten Andersen’s third field an N F L record with a combined 100 yards, scored twice in each half. captures today, and we played the way I smoothly We wanted lo gel a split S«‘attle received 25 |Hiints from H O U STO N — Butch Walts and Betsy Nagelsen needed both a hoped we would tonight . " in Texas, but now it is hack lo the Tom Chambers The Suns were College football roundup super start and an underdog’s rally Sunday to win the mixed .Aguirre teamed with Brad Davis drawing hoard. " withmil Kyle Macy. who had a doubles finals at the World Championship match. golf title and Kurt Nimphius to hold off the The Mavericks victory relieved bruised foot, and starteil rookie Walts and Nagelsen beat Kathy Rinaldi and Vince Van Patten final Lakers’ rally and send Uis some pressure caused by the Mike Holton and Alvin .Sz'otl at 6-3, 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, in the $400,000 event. PENSACOLA. Fla. (UPl) - Angeles to its .second loss in :is struggle against Houston — a team guard Nagelsen and Walts split $100,000. doubling Walts’ earnings for Veteran Bill Kratzert ended three many games. they must play again Tuesday Mayes record run set up victory the year and Nagelsen’s for the past tw o years. years of frustration Sunday with "Coach Motta told us that we night on the road Rinaldi and Van Patten netted $50,000. birdies on three of the last four didn’t run our stuff against Hous­ "You know." said Motta. "when MB hooters By UnitedI Press l-AInternational______. . . ^ holes to edge John Mahaffey and ton." .said Aguirre, who was When top-ranked Washington I looked at our .schedule I thought 22 yards into the end zone, and the 15 representatives from seven Englishman Ken Brown in the needs scoring explosion, it sends third followed a blocked punt. $300,000 Pensacola Open. What Rueben Mayes of Washing­ its offense to the bench. bowls watched. Gomez romps to net title score victory ton State liked best about breaking "We’re like piranhas swimming The Eagles’ record rose to 5-1 Kratzert. who has suffered from Washington improved to 8-0 with after the meat," Husky linebacker HONG KONG — Top-seeded Andres Gomez of Ecuador took tendonitis in his hands, had not won the NCAA all-time single-game a 28-12 victory over Arizona as the and their spirits soared after last Philly’s Mike Quick NP.W HAVEN - Tom Cleary’s rushing record with 357 yards Reggie Rogers said. "We swarm to advantage of Tomas Smid’s only bad day all week Sunday and since the Greater Milwaukee Open Huskies’ defense again took center week’s loss to West Virginia. goal midw.iy through th«- .serond Saturday, was that the run that set the ball. It belongs to us." in 1980 and had slipped to less than stage and the offense remained in a " It’s a matter of getting back on romped to a 6-3. 6-2 victory in a $200,000 tournament. half gave Moriarty Brothers of the record, set up the Cougars’ Washington forced 10 Arizona the winning track and getting us In the doubles final. Ken Flach and Robert Seguso, a pair of $15,000 in official earnings a year victory. season-long funk. turnovers and blocked two punts, ago. had agent in school Manchester a 1-0 triumph over Trailing 6-0 at halftime, the where we want to be. ” said Flutie. 21-year-old Americans, rallied to upset top-seeded Australians host .New Haven Flavia inConmx- Mayes’ final gain of four yards giving the Huskies 44 takeaways iii It had gotten to the point where Huskies scored three touchdowns who had no trouble picking apart Mark Edmondson and Paul MacNamee 6-7 (3-7). 6-3. 7-5. licut Sin ter (.eagiie Premier Div led to the winning field goal as eight games. With three games he found himself thinking more P H ILAD ELP H IA (U Pl) - Phi trust fund .set up (or the athletes. " in fairly quick succession in the the secondary of the Scarlet ladelphia Eagles wide receiver ision action Sunday. Washington State beat Oregon left, Washington is on a pace that about making the top 125 on the he .said. "They (the collegesi are second half to take control. But. as Knights, 5-3. ( b . 50-41, and allowed Mayes to would just overtake Tennessee’s money list and keeping his tour Mike Quick says that athletes making so much money off ath It was the third victory in a row Sylvia Hanika a winner illegally signing with agents before for Moriiirly. which droppi-d its surpass the record of 356 set by usual, the defense was responsible. NCAA record of 59 takeaways set exemption than about winning letes. there should be com|M-n.sa No drive for the three scores was ’Flutie proved he’s a great their collegiate eligibility expires first two decisions of tin- .sea.son Georgia Tech’s Eddie Lee Ivery in 1970. BRIGHTON, England — Sylvia Hanika of West Germany- tournaments. tion. They call it amateur status longer than 10 yards. The first T D player," said Rutgers’ first- year against Air Force in 1978. Heisman Trophy candidate ended a victory drought Sunday, with a superb display of He fashioned the win with three is just another everyday part of but it isn't. ” Marion Sloj assisted on the win was set up by an interception. The Doug Flutie threw for three TDs coach Dick Anderson. ”We tried to college life. Quick estimated in the Philadel­ ning goal. Mayes gained 4 yards on his last mix him up, but we never really got aggressive tennis to defeat unseeded American Joanne Russell consecutive birdies beginning at carry to put him over the mark. second came when defensive line­ and 318 yards and ran for another 6-3, 1-6, 6-2 in the final of a $175,000 tournament. the 15th, and an 8-foot par-saving Quick admitted Sunday he phia Inquirer Sunday editions, that Tony Pierce recorded his .second man Steve Alvord plucked a to him. We chased him out of the signed with an agent before the 90 percent of the players annually straight .shiilnut in the net lor "When they announced it (the score to lead No. 10 Boston College It was the 24-year-old left-hander’s biggest success in 2 1-2 putt on the 18th. fumble out of the air and rambled pocket a couple times, but that was completion of his college career .selected in the .NFL draft’s first Manche.ster Tom Gardiner. Bill record) on the loudspeaker, I just to a 35-23 victory over Rutgers, as Then he could do no more than about it." years, and earned her $32,000. even though such an action is a wanted to win. After tonight, I start watch as Mahaffey. playing in the five rounds sign early with agents Morrone. Rick Derella and Cleary violation of NCAA rules. He added were top pi-rformers thinking about next week. That’s final group of the day and trailing The Inquirer al.so reported that t . - r l ^ / / _ UConn loses in overtime that now the practice is more the the way I ’ve always been," said by only one shot, played the 18th F'agle linebacker Jerry Robinson Jot' .Morrone and Jim D'Orsaneo Wilkison takes Grand Prix event rule than the exception UPl photo Mayes, a 206-pound junior from needing a birdie to tie, Mahaffey admitted signing with an agent sustained injuries for Moriarty, "It's happened and it’s going to before his eligibility at UCIaA North Battleford, Saskatchewan VIENNA. Austria — Eighth-seeded Tim Wilkison crushed missed the green to the right and which will face hoiiu'standing happen." Quick .said after the ’’It IS just great to break the Pavel Slozil of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 6-1, 6-2 Sunday to capture a made bogey, and the title belonged expired. Robins.m said his reasons Ludlow. .Mass .Sunday in a second heads for the finish U n T a t s S ^ Eagles’ 34-14 lo.ss to the .St I»uis record. State schools take it on the chin $100,000 Grand Prix tennis tournament. to Kratzert. were financial round .State Cu|i match al 2o’clock Cardinals. "It happens every day ”I signed Ix-fore my .senior Mayes’ performance also American. Stan Smith, a former W'imbledon champion, earlier By United Press International Any good player is going to have .season, ” said Robinson, who later snapped the Pac-lO rushing mark that mark, fell to 3-3 and 2-2. Yale single-game record with 564 yards in the competition defeated Hans Kary of Austria 6-2, 6-4, to win one.” fired that agent "When I was Bolton midgets of 347 yards, set by Southern Coach Carm Cozza said the Quak­ total offense. the senior finals, which required the competitors to be over 35 UConn soccer Connecticut teams suffered de­ ers hurt the Bulldogs early on. The controversy over agents approached, it setimed like the Unknown Pizzolato California’s Ricky Bell against the Trinity ’s senior quarterback Joe years of age. beaten Sunday Cougars in 1976. feat at the hands of out-of-staters He pointed to a 44-yard intercep­ signing athletes]ith remaining right time. I needed .some money ^ is weekend, as Maine knocked Shield competed 26 of 37 passes for eligibility came to light earlier this and I was given some money I was "Oregon had a pretty good tion return by linebacker Carmen falls at home BOLTON The Bolton Tigers Connecticut 13-10 in overtime and M l yards and three touchdowns to month when 1983 Heisman Trophy set up in an apartment” defense," Mayes said. "We just Ilacqua which set up a Bill Moore '.A' team suffered an Ik Oshutoul al Pennsylvania tripped Yale 34-21 in lead his team to a 38-13 win over Golf crown to Wadkins STORRS — Controlling play winner Mike Rozier revealed in a cops N.Y. marathon ran some plays that opened up ” 29-yard field goal just before Rohin.son told the newspaper the hands of the East Hartford Philadelphia. piast Guard Saturday in New wasn’t enough as the University of magazine article that he signed ’’Really and truly, there’s not halftime. Moore kicked a 31-yard T O K Y O — Lanny Wadkins shot a 63 in the fourth and final that money offered by an agent is “ I'm empty,” said UConn Coach London. Connecticut fell to visiting Penn with an agent before the comple­ Vikings in midget fiMilhall action By Tony Pavla one thing I can say. except that I field goal on Yale’s initial second- round of the World Championship of Golf Sunday to overtake difficult for a college player to turn Sunday Three .second half F^ast the street at the finish, much as Tom Jackson said after his team’s Freshman tight end Larry And­ State. 2-1, here at Gardner Dow tion of his career at Nebraska. down UPl Sports Writer am proud of him.” Washington half possession. Chen Tze-M ing of Taiwan and snag the $82,000 winner’s purse. Hartford touchdowns broke open a ir done when he fourth straight loss in a 2-6 season erson caught two touchdown Field in collegiate soccer action Quick, the Eagles’ No 1 draft Coach Jim Walden said. " It’s just a “ That (Moore’s kickoff) was not Wadkins. who had tied for third at 203 with Tom Watson and "Agents start putting $100 bills in scoreless contest rallied last year in the final yards I feel bad. Maybe I ’m not passes Saturday to lead New 'Sunday. choice out of North Carolina State your hands." he said, "and you're NEW YOR K — For most city proud moment for him. He’s a an onside kick,” Cozza said. "That Nick Price through three rounds, finished with a 266, followed by The Bolton B sqii.id w.ts also to win this event. Dixon fell victim supposed to win.’’ Haven to a 23-9 homecrowd win The win lifts the Nittany Lions, in 1982, said an athleteshoiildn't be able lo afford things you couldn't dwellers, Sunday was a perfect super football player, and people hurt us terribly. That, and two Chen and Price at 270. beaten bv East Hartford 24 6 The to the heat arid dropped out with 4 5,^®'', Springfield and hand the ranked No. 14 in the nation, to 13-3-1 punished for signing with an agent afford before Hey. you’re an I - I day to go out and view the 15th New are finding that out. The overtime confrontation 15-yard penalties. Their bench 8 01 lone Tiger TD i ame in the third miles to go. fame after UConn tied the score Chiefs their fourth straight loss Chen, who shot a 68 in the final round at Oak Hills Country Club, while the Huskies fell to 11-8 with becau.se he is bringing in money for 19- year-old and you’re not going to York City Marathon. For the 18,635 "That’s the second week I’ve called the firstone. We took it in the was in second place at 202 after Saturday’s play. the loss. quarter on .1 well executed. 60- Pizzolato wilted as he left 10-10 in the third period and both ear." K Morrison and half­ the college turn it down, especially if you’re participants, however, the day Manhattan and headed to The been in a 91-point game,” Walden back Mike Newton each scored two Tied for fourth at 273 inrthe $500,000 meet were Watson, who Connecticut had an overwhelm­ yard pass pl.iy from Ad.im Alibrio teams battled in the fourth period Earjier, the Quakers had scored '"rhere should be .some kind of not used lo having money ” couldn’t have been less ideal. Bronx at the 20-mile mark - or said. "Doggone, I guess I ’m just but failed to score. touchdowns Saturday to help shot a 70 in the final round, and David Graham of Australia, who ing edge in shots, had a 10-1 edge in lo Scott Ijk a- on their first play from scrimmage Though the date of the marathon The Wall” as it is known to most going to get through this thing oouthem Connecticut in a 59-o bettered his standing with a 67. corner kicks but couldn’t find the We’re not going to win by very As each team prepared to take when McGeehen connected on a was pushed back a week to give the runners. He stopped several times an offensive series starting from pounding of the winless University Seve Ballesteros of Spain. who led the field with a 201 at the end back of the net to avert the loss much margin. It was a great 72-yard bomb to Jim O’Toole and summer Olympians more time to and looked back to see how close the 15-yard line, the Black Bears of the District of Columbia. of the third round, shot a no-birdie 73 on the final round to finish in The two goals by Penn State is recover, New York was hit by a spectator game.” the team added another field goal England s Davo Murphy was became stalled at the 8 and elected sixth place at 274. the first time UConn has given up CAlDWEll blast of Indian Summer that drawing. In games involving the top 20 by Tom Murphy to take a 17-0 lead more than one in a home game. to go for the field goal that won the in the first quarter. pushed temperatures close to 80 Pizzolato, a 26-year-old physical No. 1 Washington dumped Arizona game. Oak Tree winner Steve Potter and Thomas Greve Oil INC. degrees and humidity up to nearly 28-12, No. 2 Texas stopped No. 16 Although the Bulldogs rallied scored in a 60-second span in the PLAY JACKPOT education student running his 12th Japan wins golf competition 90 percent. Southern Methodist 13-7, Kansas The Huskies moved from the 15 with a two-point conversion dash 99.9 marathon, may have been able to to the 6 in three plays and decided first half for the visitors. Only shocked No. 3. Oklahoma 28-11, No by holder Mike Luzzi on a fake surprised trainer per gal. C. O. 0 Due to those conditions — and a hold on because of he trained in a to go for the half-foot needed for a T O K Y O — Japan beat the United States 49-41 Sunday to win the Srdjan Grbic’s header of his own field depleted by last Sunday’s 4 Brigham Young blanked New extra point kick to come within team title of the $154,000 U.S.-Japan women’s golf competition. rebound found its way into the cage siniilarly unusual warm spell in first down, but UConn quarterback • - Both America’s Marathon in Chicago — Italy. Mexico 48- 0, No. 5 Nebraska 24-21 in the second, they could not American Hollis Stacy captured the individual crown. for the Huskies at 18:58 of the 649-8841 routed Kansas State 62-14, Notre Corn fumbled the snap catch the Quakers. The Quakers winner of the the winning time of 2 hours, 14 which clinched the UConn loss. $4^000 Oak Tree Invitational turf It was Japan’s second team title in the event inaugurated in second half. Minimum nquinam nt Murphy was timed in 2; 15:36 and Dame upset No, 6 Louisiana State recovered an onside kick that led to minutes and 53 seconds for un­ ightly-regarded Herb Steffny of In earlier periods, a scoreless staROs at Santa Anita, has a way of 1979. UConn next sees action at home Priem sutlect to CMm v * known Orlando Pizzolato of Italy West Germany was third in 30- 22, Wisconsin surprised No 7 Murphy’s 45-yard field goal and surprising people. Wednesday againk Brown at 2 BINGO Ohio State 16-14, No. 8 South first quarter was followed by a later McGeehan hit Ortman on a was the slowest in New York since 2:16:22. 41-yard field goal in the second “ When we got this horse, we had o’clock. WO-IJMOaiaWJCJJ Carolina defeated East Carolina 20-yard scoring pass with 1:54 left 1975, when Tom Fleming won in Among the women, Grete Waitz which gave the BLack Bears a no Idea he would be this good," Orioles win exhibition cohtest 2:19:27. 42-20, No. 9 Miami (Fla.) was idle 7-3 to ice the win. pulled steadily away to win her lead at .intermission. Maine then trainer N®il Drysdale said Sunday EVERY DAY In other games, Lincoln The heat may have contributed sixth New York Marathon in and No. 10 Boston College topped after his horse held off 1982 T O K Y O — Todd Cruz hit two home runs Sunday, powering the Rutgers 35-23. moved ahead on a 7-yard keeper in Parker s Sl-yard run with 1; 48 left to the death of runner Jacques 2:29:30. The 31-year-old Norwe­ Kentucky Derby winner Gato del Baltimore Orioles to a 5-3 victory over the Hiroshima Carp in the the third, but the Huskies knotted it in the first half proved the winning gegRT J. SMITH, inc. Bussereau. a 48-year-old French gian had to wait out some digestive elsewhere. No. 11 Oklahoma second game of their exhibition tour of Japan. Win Two 10-10 on a 42-yard field goal by score that gave the Wesleyan ^ 1-length victory over I'/i citizen who was stricken by problems early and the heat later State edged Colorado 20-14 No 12 Fotis Stavrianidis. ^ The Orioles meet the 1983 Central-League champion Yomiuri Georgia shellacked Kentucky 37-7 Cardinals a 14-8 win over Bowdoin T r e e * ****' ™nning of the Oak cardiac arrest just before the on, Iwt persevered. She apparently In Philadelphia, John McGeehan Giants in the third game of the 15-game series Saturday. INSUMNSMITHS SINCE Queensborough Bridge, at the No. 13 Auburn nipped Mississippi at Whittier Field in Brunswick decided to run at the front from the threw for 222 yards and three Maine. V'"® '*'® *■3" Wm in this 15-mile mark of the 26-mile, State 24-21, No. 14 West Virignia country was last August at Del Mar 1914 Benoit beat touchdowns — two to Steve Ort- In Danbury, Dave Atkinson and 385-yard course through New her in the Olympic marathon this eclipsed No. 20 Penn State 17-14 and we put him in a claiming race, Outsider wins Bay Meadows Oaks man - to give Pennsylvania to a four of his teammates scored York’s five boroughs. year. No. 15 Florida State was idle. No! 5-1 record Overall and 4-0 in the Ivv but after that win we decid^ that HAWAII Pizzolato, after overcoming leg 17 Iowa beat Indiana 24-20, No 18 touchdowns as Western Connecti­ SAN M A TE O , Calif. — Carl’s Story, an 18-1 outsider, opened a Second was Veronique Marot of League. ^ *^“ ®'' Bian we had three-length lead on the final turn and had plenty of reserve in the cramps that forced him to stop Florida was idle and No. 19 cut humbled previously unbeaten onginallv suspected." 649-5241 England in 2.33158 and third was Yale playing the 1,000th college stretch to score an upset victory Sunday in the $60,570 Bay 65 E. Center Street Page 2 eight times, knelt down and kissed Italy s Laura Fqgli in 2:37:25. Southern Cal plowed California Curry 32-14 Saturday. Western 31*7. football game in Its history to Connecticut also broke a New Raatni. was. Meadows Oaks. Manchester, Ct. become the second team to reach Engand Footbal^ Conference in o U 2^" '" “ f 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Oct 29, 1984 M.ANt’IIKSTER HERALD. Monday, OcT 29, 1984 — 17 Which speaker dimension is better — wide or narrow? Scholar says facts

QUESTION: Some speaker companies brag about we tind the Bose 901 with 89 percent of the sound It may come as a shock to you when I tell you that unknown on Holocaust their speakers' narrow radiation pattern, while others directed away from the listener. These speakers rely the type of speakers that best fill this requirement are 12-inch and 15-inch, 3-way systems that have been brag about their speakers having wide dispersion. so much on room acoustics that there is no way to NEW H AVE N a IM) - A "ehaolie, ” around for years. The BSR 123, BSR 153 and There are obviously two schools of thought here guess how they will sound in different rooms or in .scholar of the Holocaust says "The fact remains that thereis Stereo Expert Cerwin-Vega D-8 are some good choices. Which type of dispersion is really the best — narrow or different positions in a given room. histori;ins arc 'V bcBinnins to no good text in Eiigli.sh on the wide? On the other end of the spectrum, we find It is unfortunate that all speaker manufacturers rc.sc:irch ami Icrslaml the Holoeausl. ” Bauer said. professional sound reinforcement speakers such as .ain't list the dispersion angle of their speakers, experiences ol \s in Euro|)c ANSWER: This seems to be one of the most Jack Bertrand the Electrovoice Musicaster 2A which has 60-degrce t iinsidering how important it is. Many audiophiles The trauma of the Holoeausl during World W. . II misunderstood properties of speakers, but it is also dispersion. This speaker will only deliver accurate must hire a technician to run these tests. I think was of such proportions that it is wrongly, that one of the most important factors in the sound you sound to^a listener directly in front of it. customers should complain about this to the ’’ People think. only now i-ommanding the his­ hear. 1 consfder both of these speakers to be unusable in manufacturers. the fae|s are well-known." said torical atteiilion it nierils Bauer Yehuda Bauer Sunday ;it a A speaker system should have wide-enough using a speaKer with narrower radiation angles. an average home for anyone who wants accurate said dispersion to cover the listening area with full fidelity Second, the sound leaving the speaker that is not sound. I have found that a good dispersion angle for Editor’s note: If you have a question about stereos eonlerenee at Yale I'nivei’sily sound, but should not direct sound in other directions, directed at the listener reflects Irom room walls, the average home listener would be about 120 degrees. you would like to see answered here, write to: Jack Bauer, with the Institute of "There exists no history of the for two reasons: floors and ceilings, and reaches the listener at a later This will allow anyone in the room to get direct sound Bertrand, The Stereo Expert, Box 591, Manchester (’onlem))orai’y Jewry in Jerusa­ Jews in Germ any during the First, misdirected sound causes a loss of sound in time than the direct sound, causing phase distortion from each speaker for a good stereo image, and at the Herald, Manchester, Conn. 06040. Jack Bertrand la a lem. said. "The facts are not war," Bauer said. "There exists known, never mind the interpi’c- the desired area so the amplifier will have to put out and a confusing stereo image. same time, keep the room's acoustics out of the licensed technician who lives at 46 Phelps Road in 110 history of the Jews in Hussia more power to sound as loud to the listener as a system tiition of then). We are only just On the extreme end of the wide dispersion speakers. p ic '" " '"Mild 1 say sound) as much as possible. Manchester. during the war. There exists no beginning." history of Hie Jews in Poland Bauer and other .scholars from during the w ar.” .50 countries have gathered for Advice the two-day eon fo’enee on Holo­ Michael Poliak, from IheOeii- caust education, with emphasi- tre N;ilioiial de la Beeherehe sis on ways to teach children and Si'ienlifique in Paris, attributed The gang’s all here adults effeelively. using not only the renewed interest in Holo­ textbooks but videotapes of the caust edueation to the inereased Blackmail part of Halloween legacy emphasis in his eouiitry to a experiences of survivors. : Manchester High School Class of 1934 held its 50th spoke briefly. William Gray, the class president, also more erilie;il assessment of the DKAK AHHV': Thosi* who presum upon .something that has trou­ than ever, and I vote for abolish­ 'reunion Oct. 20. Some 170 people attended. Arthur llling, spoke. Class members decided to have an annual Bauer described Holoeausl Ereneh wariime resistance ably worry about their children who bled me for a number of years.' ing the custom of trick or treat. !Edson Bailey, Mary McGwire Davidson and Leon Fallol reunion, starting in 1985. ediK'o'inn in his country as m ovemenl are out trick or treating »n flallow The very principle of trick ory Readers? een should lake a lesson from my Dear treat is pure and simple black|i| mother and her friends. They never mail: “ If you don't give me q Supermarket Shopper had to worry. We stayed home bKATES to meet Smart shoppers use coupons little effort, permitting the children dows, or doing serious damage man—be she 18 or 80—is officially to do m(»st of the work and planning. to property. listed as a “ spinster” on her pass­ ^Kanchester WATES will meet on Tuesday at 7:30 By Martin Sloone disappear soon after they reach the supermarkets. HiH dcigs. hamburgers, soft drinks, This kind of vicious and anti­ port! )CtiL at Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. Weighing-in will United Feature Syndicate Is it fair to stock up on trial sizes? cookies and caki^s were in bountiful trick or treat and relu.se to condone social behavior should not be AMAZED IN AMERICA hjjirom 6; 30 to 7:30 p.m, Surely buying a dozen trial sizes defeats the intent of supply. We played games, bobbed it by encouraging children to come tolerated. Most police depart­ -i^ tricia Corcoran, program chairman, is in charge DEAR M ARTIN: 1 love saving money on item.s I use the manufacturer who is offering Ihcm. “ Trial size" for apples and re<’eived prizes f(»r to my dofir. Call me ScrcMige. ments must call in extra hands altbe Halloween party which will be held following the daily and I wanted to let you know about my recent means that the manufaeturcr wants to get as many our costumes. Fortunately, more parenLs in my on Halloween to patrol the 1 meting. Members are asked to wear costumes. Growing up in a small town (popu part of the country are beginning to streets in an effort to protect successes. licople as possible to try the product. If a few hundred (Getting married? Send for Ab- At Jamesway. the trial-size Band-Aid tin wa.s 49 lation about I never heard of see the sen.se in biwk parties on private and public property. trial-size packages are gobbled’ up by a few dozen by’s new, updated, expanded cents. The store doubled my 25-ccnt coupons and I got trick or treat until I moved to Wash­ Halloween. I hope it catches on and What began years ago as a ^ a p e -u p class offered customers, hundreds of others never get a chance to b^klet, “ How to Have a Lovely six free. ington. D.C. We didn’t h ave to worry replaces the deplorable custom of harmless holiday, celebrated by sample the product. Wedding.” Send your name and ^ h e Nutmeg Branch YWCA, 78 N. Main St., is taking At Rite-Aid, the trial-size L.vsol was 59 cents, my about poisoned candy, pins and -sending children out to beg for telling children scary ghost stor­ I spoke with Larry Youngblood, the vice president address clearly printed with a registration for a new body design class to start Nov. 6 25-cent coupons were doubled and I bought 15 bottles razor blades in apples, or the threat treats. ies about imaginary witches, of sales development for Pillsbiiry. abmil it check or money order for $2.50 at 7 p.m. Classes are held on Tuesday and Thursday for only 9 cents each. of being lun*d into the home o f a CflNCKRNKl) MfmiKR goblins and spirits, has turned "The purpose of a Irial-size package is to give (this includes postage) to: Dear nights from 7 to 8 p.m. and run for six weeks. Another store had the trial-size Pine Sol, regularly stranger to be molested. into legalized blackmail. customers the opportunity to sample a new product at Abby, Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box Body Design is a thorough workout focusing on the 89 cents, on special for 39 cents, and with my 30-cent a good value," he said. "Our objective obviously is not I personally d»*spise the custom of DEAR CONCERNED: You hit Halloween has become scarier 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) abdomen, hip and thigh areas. For more information coupons I purchased 17 bottles for only 9 cents each. to fill pantries with trial sizes." call the YWCA office at 647-1437. Pre-registration is In addition, by watching for trial sizes, I have What can be done to prevent a few shoppers from necessary. Silver couple received 17 free tubes of Floriguard toothpaste and 12 taking more than their fair share of the trial sizes? I Exercise is best way to lose weight free bottles of VO-5 shampoo and conditioner, as well believe that the best .solution is for the manufaeturers British Daughters meet Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sobolewski of East as 10 free packages of Diaperine cornstarch. to print a limitation on trial-size enu)ions and in-sture I'm proud of myself. — Mrs. D., Shamokin, Pa. DEAR DR.LAMB - I am a 45- Walking is a good way to help you the left side of the heart, fluid accu­ product displays. “ One trial-size package to a year-old woman I weigh 160 pounds Britannia Chapter of the Daughters of the British Hartford recently celebrated their 50th customer" seems fair to me. lose fat. but one mile a day will not do mulates inside the lungs, causing Empire will meet at Community Baptist Church on and am 5 feet 7. I have been trying to much very fast. Try to build up to shortness of breath. When the right wedding anniversary with a reception at DEAR MRS. D.: My first reaction to your letter was What do you think? If you agree or disagree, why not diet and took grapefruit pills but Thursday at ll a.m. Margaret Patrick will be hostess the Elks Club in East Hartford. Mrs. positive — smart shopping. I, too, look for trial sizes, write and let me know. I will consider it an informal Your walking four- miles a day. You can side faib, it can cause swelling of the for this meeting. didn’t lose any w ei^t. I do 20 situps spread out your exercise periods and feet and ankles and accumulation of especially when the manufacturers pul a coupon in ballot and will forward the results to the Promotional Sobolewski’s mother is Anna Zaremba the newspaper and alert us that the trial size soon will each night; still, my stomach looks Health walk one mile at a time four times a fluid in the liver and abdomen. of 56 Foster St. Marketing Association of Amei'ica, the Manufaetur­ like I’m six months pregnant. I have a day if you wish, but you will need to be in our local supermarkets. Often these coupons ers Trade A.s.sociation. I'll al.so include some of the There are medicines that strength­ Embiem Ciub convenes bad back, so I can’t do much exercise. develop this ability graduallv. offer us the trial size free. But as 1 wrote this column, 1 responses in a future column. Address your letters to: en the contraction of the heart. When I walk a mile each day. Will that DEAR DR. LAMB — Mv brother- The Manchester Emblem Club will meet on Nov. 7 Come see ‘Flashdance’ wondered about other readers, perhaps those who Trial Size Ballot. c/Martin Sloanc, P.O. Box 1149, eventually make me lose my big in-law has emphysema and a heart these are used successfully, the at 7:30 p.m. at the Elks Club for its monthly meeting. seem to always miss the trial sizes because they Great Neck, NY 11023. stomach? condition. About Uree months ago, he improved pumping action helps to On Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. a card party at the Elks Club will The hit movie “ Flashdance" will be shown at the DEAR READER — There are two entered the hospital and was told be mobilize the fluid in the lungs and be held. Members who need more tickets can call Ann Educational Community, 645 Birch Mountain Road, main ways to reduce a large abdo­ had congestive heart failure. One of body and the excess fluid is eliminat­ Carson. The card party will be conducted by Mr. and on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. "The Moppets Take Manhattan.” Send the ed from the body. The patient stops men One is to eliminate body fat. much unless you eliminate excess my sisters said this wasn’t true or be Mrs. Edward McKeever. The film is the third in a film series offered at the Clip ‘n’ file refunds required refund form and two Universal Pioduet being short of breath and may have a There is about as much fat inside the abdominal fat. couldn’t have survived. Is she right? Educational Community. There is no charge. Code symbols from any 8-ounec or larger size significant improvement in exercise Soaps, Candy, Snack Foods abdomen as there is outside under the You need to be sure that your prob­ He was placed on a salt-free diet. A For more information, call 646-0711. bags of Fritos brand Corn Chips (any flavor) for tolerance. Africa trip is topic (F ile No. 3) skin. The other way is to tighten and lem is just fat. Sometimes the real each set ordered. The limit is two .sets. Flxpires strengthen the abdominal muscles. problem is a truly large tumor, such DEAR READE31 — No, she is not Of course, that will not change Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Order of America, will meet Dec. 31, 1984. Auction is at St. Mary’s Clip out this file.and keep it with similar That will also help provide support as a benign fibroid in the uterus. Flu­ right. Many people walking around underlying lung disease from other on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran LIPTO N Coupon Refund Offer. Receive three cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with for the back and will help prevent id in the abdomen may also cause today have had congestive b ^ rt fail­ causes, such as emphysema. Most Church. COVENTRY — Hors d’oeuvres, inspection and a 1.5-cent coupons, each good on any variety of beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting back pain in many instances. marked enlargement. You may see ure. patients with congestive heart failure Arthur Johnson of Vernon will present a program on silent auction will begin at 7 p.m, Nov. 9 at St. Mary's Lipton Sour Cream Dips. Send the required the needed proofs of purchase while looking for But regardless of how much you this with people who have advanced When the heart muscle fails to con­ are put on salt-restricted diets and his trip to Africa. Refreshments will be served. Church. Route 31. refund form and one Universal Product Code Herald photo by Tarquinio the required forms at the supermarket, in strengthen your abdominal muscles, liver disease and accumulate abdomi­ tract strongly enough, it becomes often take medicines to help elimi­ Tickets are $5 per person. Tickets are available at symbol from a tub of Lipton Sour Cream Dip. newspapers and magazines, and when trading you cannot reduce your waistline nal fluid. inefficient as a pump. If this affects nate sodium from the body. the rectory, 742-6655, or by calling Peggy Peruccio at Expires Dee. 31, 1984. Rosary at Mayfair with friends. Offers may not be available in all Ranger Jim’s a dummy 742-6175. No tickets will be sold at the door. PE TE R PAUL Coconut $1 Rebate Offer. Send areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive Members of St. Bridget Rosary Society will conduct the required refund form and 15 outer wrappers each refund. The McKee Street firehouse had a new member recently a recitation of the rosary and an ecumenical hour on from any regular-size Mounds or Almond .Toy Grange sponsors whist The following refund offers are worth $11.10. Educator produces guide on child molestation Tuesday at 1:45 p.m. at Mayfair Gardens. bars (any combination), or two bags from ilie — Ranger Jim, wearing appropriate fire fighter’s gear. This week's refund offers have a total value of All Mayfair residents are welcome. EAST HARTFORD — There will be a Monte Carlo bite-size bars. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. The pumpkin-faced fire fighter was made by Lori Pitts, $19.29. By Patricio McCormack because they think no one will open the whole range of communi­ Refreshments will be served. whist card party at the Hillstown Grange, 617 Hills promise that will keep you from This offer does not require a refund form: RAISINETS, GOOBERS, SNO-CAPS Free United Press International believe them or because they think cation between you and your child who poses here with her son Michael Pitts and Jim Street, on Friday at 8 p.m. Admission is $1.50. getting hurt. It is also NEVER MORE Candy $1 Refund Offer, P.O. Box PM Movie Ticket Offer. Receive one free movie ticket they will be blamed, particularly is and to maintain the respect, Granato, a fire fighter. Refreshments and door prizes will be offered. wrong to break that kind of 772, El Paso, TX 79966. Send four Universal for any RKO, United Artists or General Cinema NEW YORK — In this era of they have gone someplace and concern and love that you already AM Bridge Ciub resuits promise. Product Code symbols from any candy-counter Theaters. Send the required refund form and much talk about sexual molesta­ done something they were told not have for each other, the Gordons "W e want you to know that it’s -Manchester AM Bridge Club results for Oct. 22 play three net weight statements from any 8-ounco tion. one may wonder if it’s okay to do, and then were sexuallyy say. Diabetes clinic planned size packages, or two UniversaL Product Code all right to tell your parents about are as follows: symbols from an 8-ounce size of More or More boxes of Raisinets, Goobers or Sno-Caps. p;xpire.s for parents to hug. kiss and cuddle assaulted. ” Gordon says. "F o r those ... concerned (about A free diabetes detection clinic will be held anything. Cinema North-south: George Lawrence and Faye Law­ With Nuts, plus your name, address and ZIP code. Nov. 30, 1984. their kids? ’’Perhaps the main concern, hugging, kissing, cuddling their Saturday from 9 a.m, to 1 p.m. in the conference “ Ask your mother or father right rence, first; Ethel Robb and Mary Warren, second; Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Or is such behavior suspect? however, is that they believe if children) we wish to stress that it’s rooms of Manchester Memorial Hospital. The public TIC TAC $1 Cash-Back Offer. Send the required now if they win ever stop loving and Burt Smyth and Flo Smyth, third. These offers require refund forms: The questions are answered in they don’t do what a molester tells really not difficult to make a H artford East-west: Marge Prentiss and Marge Warner, is invited to be tested — free of charge — for diabetes. refund form and the Universal Product Code you if something bad happens to Razor s Edge (PG-13), 12:15,3:15,7:10, FLAVOR TRUE Offer. Receive a coupon good the introduction to a unique them to do that the molester truly distinction between loving touch­ f Go*** Be 9:45. — Give Mv Regards to Brood first: Barbara Phillips and Sol Cohen, second: Louise For an appointment and special meal instructions, .symbols from two specially marked packages you.” for free fruits or vegetables up to $1 in value. Send two-part book meant to help has the power to hurt their ing and exploitative sexual manip­ 7 -.Si —Swann In Love (R) Street (PG) 12, 2:15, 4:25, 4:45, 9:05. call the following number ahead of time: 649-9019 or three-pack wrappers, and two filled out refund ’ .-.y -.r P’’'''<»*es on Parade (R) Wllllmantlc Miller and Grace Shea, third. the required refund form and nine Flavor True parents talk with ease to their fam ily.’’ ulation of children. J.’ yoo*v Pvthan and the Holy 643-9458. certificates. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. Jillson Sauore Cinema — Thief of Oct. 25 play results are as follows: Fruit Roll wrappers. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. 3-to-9 year olds about what to do if The family sexuality educator "People who sexually exploit ’ • ~ Under the Volcano (R) Hearts (R) 9:15. — Firstborn (PG-13) North-south: Morris Kamins and Murray Powell, Appointments must be made in advance. W Y LE R ’S Instant Broth .50-Ccnt Refund Offer. Preston honored r • 30/ 9.45. 7:15. — All of Me (PG) 9. — The LItfle FRITOS-MUPPET Tumbler Offer. Receive a their private parts are fondled, also says'children who don’t tell children also deliberately avoid Cinestudio — Richard III 7:30 first; Sonja Gray and Jim Baker, second; Barbara Send the required refund form and one label from HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Robert Drummer G irl (R) 4:45, 9:10. — The set of four 14-ounce plastic tumblers featuring poked or stroked. sometimes keep quiet because discussions about sexual Eost Hortford Terminator (R) 7, 9. Phillips and Saul Cohen, second; Louise Miller and W yler’s Instant Broth. Expires Dee. 31, 1984. Preston has been selected 1984 Eosfwood Pub A C intm o — The Craft fair at EC Here’s what it says in the they have a vague uneasiness that molestation." Windsor Grace Shea, third, winner of the Mr. Wonderful Karate Kid (PG) 7:15. Plaza — The Karate Kid (PG) 7:15. introduction to "A Better Safe than what happened is not right. The "read aloud” part of the * Cinema — The East Catholic High School will be the site of a*Craft Award by the Thalians, the Holly­ Sorry Book for Sexual Assault But the children who stay mum protection book features sketches Karate Kid (PG) 6:45. fair to benefit St. Isaac Jaques Church in East wood charitable organization that Showcase Cinemas — A Soldier's ‘Weird’ movie Prevention’ ’ (Edu-Press Inc — about the incident or incidents, of happy children and descriptions Trick-or-treaters take note Hartford on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 16.70): benefits handicapped children. ■’■''’'’O'’ In ’’tell’’ their parents in non-verbal of enjoyable pursuits. In between the Aisles (R) 1:45, 7:50, 9:45. — The HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - “Weird Manchester Junior Women’s Club will offer Local craftswomen Peg and Esther McCue will Service Notes Preston is being honored for his "A Better Safe than Sorry Book ways. These manifest as radical are words describing the dark Termlnotor (R) 1 :30,7:45,9:50. — Body Science” is the title of a new movie Halloween face painting for trick-or-treaters at the exhibit. long, versatile show business ca­ — Firstborn celebrates the role of parents who and negative changes in behavior: incidents known as sexual featuring the film debut of star YWCA at 78 N. Main St. between 3:30 and 5 p.m. on express love of their children by reer, which includes such hits as ~ ‘*'*’lef of nightmares, not wanting to go out molestation. — Teachers model Kelly Emberg, whose blue Wednesday, Promoted in Air Force Walters ends basic believing them, respecting them to play or attend school. “ Union Pacific,” “ Beau Geste,” Legion offers fish night “Isn’t it great when your Li** — Places in the eyes stare out from newsstands Cost: $1. "Typhoon, "Dark at the Top of the Heart (PG) 1, 7:20, 9:35. — American and appreciating their child’s need ^ m e other kids who have been Mommy or Daddy or your grand­ from the covers of Vogue. Harper’s pilworth-Comell-Quey Post 102 plans to offer David L. Cubit, son of Wilfred C.Cubit of 332 Army National Guard Pfc. Michael'Walters, son of ■Stairs” and "The Music Man.” Dreomer (PG) 1:15, 7:20,9:40 to be hugged, kissed and cuddled. ” molested may just let a little of the parents hug you because they love Monchester Bazaar and other fashion Friday night fish dinners during the month of Oakland St., has been promoted in the U.S. Air Force Mr, and Mrs. Gilbert C. Walters of 114 Linwood St., The loving behaviors fill a basic eat out of the bag. Gordon claims. you and you love them,” it says in Preston will receive the award UA Theaters East — The Little . magazines. Craft show at Pratt November. to the rank of airman first class. has completed basic training at Fort Dix, N.J. He is a Drum m er G irl (R) 7, 9:35 — i childhood need. They will first test a parent’s Nov. 3 at a black-tie banquet at the The Cubit is a communications systems specialist at 1979 graduate of East Hartford High School. the read-aloud part of the book. Razor's Edge (PG-13) 7:05, 9:40. — Sports-conscious men will recog­ Pratt 4 Whitney Aircraft Club will sponsor its 6th The dinner will be served from 6 to 9 p.m. at the The book comes in two parts: a reaction, he says, by telling a little . Century Plaza Hotel. Among the Tinker Air Force Base, Okla., with the 3rd Combat "But sometimes bad things 7-15* Broad Street ( PG) nize the beautiful blonde as the annual handicraft show and sale on Saturday from 10 American Legion Post, Legion Drive. parent’s guide plus a book for one but skipping most important happen. guests will be many of Preston’s swimsuit model for the past two Information Systems Group. or both parents to read aloud to details. former leading ladies, including Mansfield avm. to 4 p.m. at the Pratt 4 Whitney Club au^torium, Weeks finishes NCO school "Do you know how you can tell if Trons-Lux College Twin — La Travi- years in Sports Illustrated. 200 Clement Road. children. Gordon says when talking about Dorothy Lamour and Mary Mar­ ota 7 w ith Blood Wedding 9:15 someone is doing something wrong The Universal picture, desig­ Some 50 exhibitors are expected. Christmas items, Beethoven Chorus to rehearse Perozzieiio trains at Dix Staff Sgl. Sharon L. Weeks has graduated from Dr. Sol Gordon, pioneer family sexual molestation, make a dis­ tin, previous Thalians honorees. Vernon to your body. — even if it feels nated as a secret project, also stars wood carvings, toys, candles and needle work will be non-commissioned officer leadership school at sexuality educator and head of the tinction between what you ask your O.fi"* L5 Ghostbusters (PG) 7, ^ t h o v e n ^ o r u s will rehearse on Tuesday frorWio Army Reserve Pvt. Dana A. Perozzieiio, .son of good? You’ll be told not to tell 1^1** 7:10,9:30. Anthony Michael Hall and Ilan available. Tyndall AirF’orcc Base, Fla. Her husband, Ranald, is Institute fo Family Research and child to do in your presence and anyone. wM f noTTiord o Lutheran Church, 60 Church Anthony P. Perozzieiio of 869 Main St, and Doris R. PuHtier Prizes Mitchell-Smith and will be di­ This event is free and open to the public. For more St. A coffee hour will take place before the rehearsal. the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Weeks of 423 Summit Education. Syracuse University, what someone else asks your child o.S!"' Ghostbusters (PG) 7, Perozzieiio of 75 Oak St., has completed basic training St. “ You should tell even if you are The Pulitzer Prizes recognize rected by John Hughes. Hall is best information call 569^529. Syracuse, N Y,, co-authored the to do without your consent. ’ ’S — The Korate Kid (PG) 7, 9;30. at Fort Dix, N.J. forced to swear to God you won’t outstanding work in journalism Little Drummer remembered for his role as the Sgt. Weeks is a material facilities supervisor with book with his wife Judith Gordon. "Children are often given little tell. G irl (R) 12:30, 3:30, 7, 9:30. — The and the arts. They were found by geek in “ Sixteen Candles.” the 3210th Supply Squadron at Eglin Air Force Base in To parents, the Gordons say once control over who touches or kisses Poster contest is for kids He hates clock changes Florida. "You should tell even if the the Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of Gates finishes basic the delicate talk about sexual them,” he says. “ How many times person says, ‘I ’ll hurt you or your the old New York World, and were 3|!anchester Friends of the Library is sponsoring a molestation is over and children have asked your child to kiss a DUNBARTON, N.H. (U PI) — America is once Air National Guard Airman Dean R. Gates, son of parents’ . first given in 1917. They are poBter contest for children in grades one through seem to understand what to do if stranger or a relative the child again on Standard Time and back in step with Lincoln Dean H. Gates of 136 Highland St. and Lise T. Gates of “Say you won’t tell, and GET awarded by the trustees of New tBE^. Children should make a poster, 8.5 inches by 11 Webster Burnham. Airman Berube ends basic molested, one can’t always count doesn’t even know? 122 Park St., has completed Air Force basic training AWAY! AS SOON AS YOU CAN! York’s Columbia University pn ifjrtes, showing their favorite book character. Burnham didn’t have to turn his clock back an hour on hearing about incidents. "Think about it.” “ Then tell. at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. Airman Anthony J. Berube, son of Mr. and Mrs recommendation of an advisory -Entries should he dropped off at Whiton Library Sunday because he never turned it toward. “ Children are afraid to tell "The ... book and parent’s guide He is a 1981 graduate of Manchester High School. Anthony R. Berube of 34 High St., has completed Air "It is NEVER wrong to make a board. bSCveen Thursday and Nov. 9. Each child is allowed The 76-year-old farmer thinks Daylight Savings PtAYMCKPOT Force basic training at Lackland Air Force Base in opr.'poster. Prizes will be $5 gift certificates to a local Time is a "nuisance” that "makes liars out of clocks Texas. He is a 1984 graduate of Manchester High b«^store. and fools out of the people.” He lets the weather guide Something Different...... Wish Someone A McGiothiin promoted School. He is remaining at Lackland for specialized him, not clocks. W o l f c f o n M training in the security police field “ I used to work on what I called mosquito time. Major John R. McGiothiin, husband of the former hmkmd'a Uadhtg M k Group ^ o k sale starts Thursday Jill E. Leonard, was promoted to his present grade on Happy Birthday When the mosquitos came it was time to quit,” S o u t h W in d s o r — Friends of the south Windsor Burnham said Saturday. Jupe 7. He assumed command of Sub Unit Two, With A Herald Happy Heart IN CONCERT HnSIic Library plan a used book sale Thursday, "T o put it bluntly. I ’m an independent Yankee doing Marine Corps Base Camp, Pendleton, Calif., in a Brigitte Kelly enlists BINGO format ceremony on June 12. Jill McGiothiin is the FJJday and Saturday. A preview will take place on my own thing,” said Burnham, a bachelor who has T h n ^ , NwMRkw 1, llt 4 S.-H pjL Brigitte Jean Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs TlHtrsday from 7 to 9 p.m. Admission is $1 for the lived his whole life in the 17-room hilltop farmhouse on daughter of Lt. Col., F.P. Leonard (USAF Ret) and m Lorayne 0. Leondird of Mountain Road. The Shawn Kelly of Ferndale Drive, has enlisted in the Maachastfr Kgk S cM , NMchtstar. CT p ^ ie w only; sale admission is free. 238 acres his ancestors settled in 1752. EVERY DAY McGlothlins are parents of two children, John United Sjates Air Force. A graduate of Kennedy High Happy Birthday Aifwiliiisii: $10.00 •aale hours are: Friday, 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; S«rttirday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Richard and Sarah Elizabeth. School in Willingsboro, N.J She is training to be an "The reason I didn’t go along with it (Daylight administrative specialist. John TICKETS A V A K A B lf Win Two lib r a r y book bags, note paper and cookie recipe Savings Time) is it just doesn’t make sense,” TJ.TiinMfl4}-2S97' bJsUcs will also be on sale. Burnham said. "People are kidding themselves into Russell becomes major Only getting up at 6 when it’s really five. They might just as Love well call it five o’clock.” Walter G. Russell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Nancy Bartlett enlists $6.00 Trawl SNppt. Nm iM iM Tpka., libliday decorating is topic Russell of 134 Summer St., has been promoted in the Mary U.S. Air Force to the rank of major. He is a refueling Nancy A. Bartlett, dpughter of Jean Bartlett of fim ai*1,CTI5l-374t afERNO N — “ Holiday Decorating with a Wllliams- Burnham, a short, crouched man with a crumpled Rachel Road, recently entered the U.S. Air Force cap, tends to more than an acre of vegetable crops, 24 aircraft pilot with the 380th Air Refueling Squadron at HAWAII bwig Touch’ ’ will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at the l^lland delayed enlistment program. She attended Manches­ M m o I lacari Skif. h r t M Tpke.. head of cattle and several hens on his farm in central Plattsburgh Air Force Base, N.Y. Call.... Aftciculture Center, Route 30, Vernon. The free ter High School and is scheduled to leave for basic ask for.... New Hampshire, 12 miles southwest of Concord. He His wife, Janet, is the daughter of Alfred M. Clark of V«Ma.CTI7MMl d^onstration meeting will concentrate on using training at Lackland Air Force Base near San Page 2 fm h plant materials for arrangements and wreaths. admits there are hassles involved in keeping his own Ozark, Mo, He is a 1969 graduate of the University of 643- 2711 Massachusetts in Amherst. Antonio, Texas on Feb. 19. She Is training In the o Janet OON'TMISSTHIS ONE RHnted directions will be given. time. administrative career field. fc . IH MAN( HKSTKR HKRAl.l). Munduy. Pel 29. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Pel 29. 1984 - I9_ 643-2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... ♦ Classified..Store Office Space 44 Housebold Goods For advertisements to be Business Opportunities 2? Notices Resort Property 45 Wiisc to r Sole Rates published Mondov. the deoo Situation Wanted 23 Minimum Charge; Losf/Found Employment Info 24 Wtisc to r Rent 46 Home ond Garden line IS 2 30 p m on Fridov Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get S3.00 for one ar Personol^ Instruct’ion 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets Per W ord Announcements Roommcjtes Wonted 48 TiAusical Ite m s 1 ? dovs 20C Read Your Ad Auctions Recreationo' items better results. Put a star on your ad and see what a Real Estate Services A n tiq u e s 3 5 dovs 18C Ctossitied odvertisemems Homes tor Sale 31 Taq Sa'es 6 dovs 16C ore token by telephone os o Financial Condominiums 32 Services Ottered 51 Wanted to 0 v ?6 dovs 12C convenience difference it makes. Telephone 643-2711, AAonday-Friday, LotS'Lond for Sale 33 P o in tin g / Paper inq 52 Happy Ads: The Manchester Heroio s Mortgoges Investment Property 34 Building, Contracting 53 S3 00 per colum n inch respunsible only for one mcor Personal Loans Business Property 35 Roofing. Siding ^ Automotive rect insertion ond then oniy J Insurance Resort Property 36 Heating Plumbing Deadlines tor the size of the original J 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m._____ ^______Wanted to Borrow F lo o rin g 56 Cors Trucks lor Sale For classified advertise in s e r tio n Income To* Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues- Errors which do not lessen Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec Vehicles dov through Soturdov, the the value ottheadvertiseme«4 Employment |c i {SERVICES BINLOING/ MISCELLANEDUS CARS/TRUCKS MDTDRCYCLES/ Rooms tor Rent 41 Auto Services deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by! C« 10' IDFFERED & Education For Sale Autos tor Rent Lease CONTRACTING IFDR SALE | fd r s a le BICYCLES Aportments tor Rent 42 before publication additional insertion * J Help Wanted 2) Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seosonal 61 AAisc A u to m o tiv e ODD JOBS, Trucking. DUMAS ELECTRIC — PORCH COUCH, Gilder 1952 PLYMOUTH CON­ 26" THREE SPEED Co­ Home repairs. You name Lights dimming? Fuses style, green, $35. Cali VERTIBLE — Good run­ lombia Girl's Bika— Lika It, we do It. Free esti­ blowing? Repairs, im­ 875-6736 after 7pm. ning condition. $1950.742- naw. Coll 643-8888. $95. f ^ H D M E S nriAPARTMENTS " mates. Insured. 643-0304. provements and addi­ 9600, keep trying. Coll 643-8888. Notices tional circuits. Fully li­ NICE COMBINATION I^HELP WANTED [11]hELP WANTED HD HELP WANTED HD h e lp WANTED HD h e lp w a n ted I ^ F D R SALE |2 l | fd r r en t censed, Insured. Call Jumping and Rocking 1973 VOLKSWAGON SU­ HODAKA MOTORCY­ Squirrels Save 646-5253 anytime. Horse for a child. $15. Cal I CLE — lOOcc. Runs but 649-1501. PERBEETLE — Semi au­ CLEANING — Full/part HAIRCUTTERS — Su- WANTED — Assistant LUMBER SALES — In­ FOOD DEMONSTRA­ LOVELY 7 ROOM MANCHESTER, FIRST tomatic, AM/FM radio, needs gear. Excellent percuts Now Hiring In Head Housekeeper — No side retail sales position. TORS — Part time, 2davs RANCH — In FLOOR — Modern, cor- LAWN MOWERS RE­ parts bike. $25 or best I LOST AND FOUND time. Janitorial, carpet PAIRED— Quick, Expert MAN'S 26" PLAIN Speed 40,000 miles. $1200. Call ] ¥ u t s cleaners, window clean­ Manchester. If you have, experience necessary, Primary function In­ a week. Mature, well professional-executive peted, two bedroorfir, {^ H E A T IN G / 232-5869 evenings, 566- offer. Call 643-4520 after or are about to receive, a will train. Approximately volves over the counter groomed, outgoing. Ex­ area. Central air, ge­ new stove and refrigera­ Servicel Senior Dis­ Bicycle. Good condition. 3pm. ers, house cleaners. count! Free Pick Up and PLUMBING 6213 days. LOST — Gold diamond Apply In person: Delta Connecticut State Cos- 5 days a week. Includes contact with general pub­ perience preferred but nuine sauna, garage door tor. Fully Insulatetk $25. Call 646-7636. ring, sometime between motologlsts license, give weekends and holidays. lic and contractor custo­ will train. Call Daisy opners, private patio. Washer and dryer HdO- Delivery! ECONOMY Maintenance, 540 C North MOWER, 647-3660. FOGARTY BROTHERS MISCELLANEDUS October 13th and 18th. Main Street, RIverbend us a call at 649-2411. Apply Monday thru mers. Experience In Associates, 1-673-7098 af­ Much more on one acre kup. Available imme* SEASONED FIRE­ Reward. Sentimental Benefits Include: Paid Thursday between 9am building materials and ter 6pm. wooded, landscaped lot. diatelv. $475 plus utilities. — Bathroom remodel­ WOOD. Call Carl at 643- AUTDMDTIVE Industrial Park, ATTENTION PARTI- ing; Installation water 0706. 1971 CHEVY CONCOURS I value. Please send rep­ Manchester. training, excellent start­ and 2pm: Quality Inn, builders hardware neces­ Early occupancy. Belfi- Allbrio Realty, 649-0917“ WAGON — 350, V-8, auto­ lies to: Box HH, C70 the ing salary, frequent wage Route 83, Vernon. sary. Salary commensu­ TRUCK DRIVER ore Agency, 647-1413. ERS; Call Jack Bertrand heaters, garbage dispo­ TIRE — Firestone steel for the best dances and sals; faucet repairs. 649- matic, power steering, Manchester Herald. HOUSECLEANING — reviews, paid vacations, rate with experience. Ex­ WANTED — Part time. FOUR ROOMS IN Fdtff SHUTTERS, WOODEN radio, positractlon, de- betted radial tubeless holidays, clientele and HEALTH AIDES cellent fringe benefits Apply in person only to: family. Stove, refrlgero* parties. DJ and Light 4539. VIsa/MasterCard — 12" wide by 48". Also raised white letters, size - Glastonbury area. Imme­ Show by the Party Pers­ accepted. pair for door, 80" long. $5 fogger, roof rack, more. diate openings for lull or equipment Included, NEEDED — To care tor offered. Apply In person Arthur Drug Store, 942 tor and dishwasher. StoY- Good winter vehicle. 721, 190/70 R 13. New fit management opportuni­ quodrapleglc 3 times o or call Jeff Zieky, 289- Main Street, age area. Lease. pective People. Call 643- per pair. Good condition. 1976 Olds Starfire. $30. part time positions. Neat­ m2. Call 646-6268. Needs timing chain. $400. ness, reliability and own ties. Supercuts, phone week. Call 644-8490. 3474. General Building Manchester. BRAMBLEBUSH ROAD monthly plus utilities. Call 643-2880. Coll 649-9947. I PERSONALS transportation a must! 649-2411. Supply, 367 Ellington — Spotless 3 bedroom Call 871-6098, 9 10” 5 WANTED — Mechani­ Road, East Hartford. ranch on large corner lot. Monday thru Friday. ^ - BRICKS, B LO C K S , SIX WOOD STORM WIN­ SNOW TIRES — 56015 for Call MAID-TO-ORDER, STONE — Concrete. For Sale COMPATIBLES DAT­ 659-2953. MECHANICS — East cally Inclined Individual Fireplace In living room, DOWS— 30" x 58 Vj", $10. CAMARO, 1980 BERLI- VW Bug. Like new. $20 ING and Counseling Ser­ Hartford area. Comoete- to mask and grit blast large deck and much FOUR ROOMS IN Four Chimney repairs. No lob Call 643-4962. pair. Call 742-6165 after MATURE, RELIABLE too small. Call 644-8356. NETTA — 305, 4 speed, vice. 242-5296. See our ad tlve salary, medical plan, aircraft parts. Will train PERSON to do customer FULL TIME EXPE­ more. S102,000. Dobosz Family — Stove and re­ power windows, new ex­ 5pm. In Hartford Courant's paid vacation, holidays If necessary. Apply be­ RIENCED TRUCK Real Estate, 429-1930. frigerator. Storage areg: les {HDLIDAY/ VARIETY OF HOUSE- satisfaction telephone FALLL CLEAN UP. Leaf haust. $5600 or best offer. Northeast Magazine. 242- and uniforms, 5 days, 45 tween 9am and 2pm at tollow up work. Hours: 5 DRIVER — To deliver Resident agent, MIckI Lease. $340 monthly plus ■O' ISEASONAL PLANTS — .50* to $3, Call 659-0110. 5296. hour week. Call Leo Du- Flanigan Brothers, 911 motor appliances. Apply Payne, 647-7418. utilities. 871-6098, 9 to ‘5’, removal. Hedge and tree Special price, outdoor SEWING/HANDWORK to 8pm, 2 nights per week. trimming. Light truck­ — Glastonbury toy fac­ chesneau at 528-1002. New London Tpke., Excellent pay. Call Steve In perons: Al Sleffert's Monday thru Friday. bushes, ground covers, EOE. Glastonbury. Appliances, 445 Hartford ing. Insured. Ray Hardy, $5. Excellent condition. 1968 CHEVY IMPALA — tory needs sewers- Carter, Carter Chevrolet 646-7973. b Employment tinlshers for quality plush Co., Inc., 646-6464. Road, Manchester. CONDOMINIUMS THREE BEDROOM, 7*fi Private home, 649-6486. V-8. Good running condi­ toy line. Full time or part AUTO GENERAL ME­ CARPENTER — Expe­ FOR SALE bath furnished town- CABBAGE PATCH tion. Excellent interior. time. Sewing experience CHANIC — Needed now rienced In remolding. FULL TIME OPENINGS house, pool and tenniS). ODD JOBS— We special­ SEARS CAR ROOF CAR­ $500 or best offer. Call CLERK/TYPIST For I ize In helping senior citi­ TYPE DOLLS Made by RIER Cargo used once. & Education necessary. Call The for new car dealership. Year round work. Over­ — 7:15am to 4pm, Mon­ Security required. $825a -prder. Order Now, In 649-1522. Velvet Stable, 659-0204tor This Is an entry level, full time. Call 649-8365. agresslve office. Real day thru Friday. Arthur MANCHESTER — One month. Call 649-9366. ''' zens Insulate, paint, lawn'^ Excellent. $60. Call 646- estate license preferred. ______I_d. care, etc. Call 646-7066. Time tor Christmas! No 1625. appointment. time, permanent position Drug Warehouse, ship­ bedroom condo, new wall orders taken after No­ offering an excellent INSURANCE AGENCY Hours flexible. Call ping and receiving. Apply to wall carpet. Cute, 3Vj r o o m s w it h h e a t 1972 LEMANS STATION LOVING MOM Will vember 30th. 644-3088. HAND KNIT NORWE­ HELP WANTED COLLECTION MAN­ starting salary, commis­ OPPORTUNITY — An Norma at Century 21, In person only: 942 Main clean and convenient. and hot water, stove/, WAGON — As Is. $100. I AGER — For one of New sions, bonuses. Insurance established Manchester Tedford Real Estate, Street, Manchester. Owner must sell. S37,000. refrigerator and carpet. watch your child In my GIAN Pullover sweater, Call 646-6802. Inc., 647-9914. home. Prefer age 3 and med.-large. Very warm. England's largest credit program, paid holidays, multiple lines Insurance Call 647-1860. $350 monthly. Adult ohl'/', IHDUSEHDLO collection agencies. paid vacations, paid uni­ Agency has an excellent BABYSITTER — 2 boys, no pets. Centrally lo­ over. References. Call $25. Pogo stick, $5. Call 649-4281. Igdgds______646-4995. 1974 CHEVY CIO PICK UP Some experience re­ forms, advancement op­ agency opportunity BOOKKEEPER — Atter- age 10. From 3:15- cated. Security depostf. — 6 cylinder, standard. W AiVT A n s quired. Applicant must portunities and a strong, available. Good educa­ noons. Experienced thru 5:15pm. Bowers School REAL ESTATE Call 646-7690. After SpnR, PART TIME INSER­ WANTED PHOTOGRAPHER FOR Excellent condition. New be bondable. Excellent ongoing training pro­ tional background. Insu­ Trial Balance. Typing District. Call after 6pm, 643-0496. USED REFRIGERA­ tires, clutch. Call after TERS NEEDED — Must gram. We need an ag­ rance and sales expe­ I HIRE — Weddings, spe­ TORS, WASHERS, opportunity tor ambi­ necessary. Call 646-2469. 646-5680. HDME AND 6pm, 647-8551. how be over 18 years old. Call tious individual. Send re­ gressive, dependable rience helpful but not EOE, M/F. cial occasions, family Ranges - clean, guaran­ SAVE PEOPLE THINKING OF SEL­ VERNON — New 2 bed­ portraits. Very reasona­ GARDEN 647-9946, 9am to 5pm, ask sume to Box H, c/o the person capable of spot­ essential. For a confiden­ room townhouse. Fu'fly teed, parts and service. I quickly for Bob. LING? Need a quick ble rates. After 8pm, (M OAEY THAT 1^) Manchester Herald. ting and performing gen­ tial Interview please call PIPEFITTERS AND appllanced kitchen, wotl Low prices. B.D. Pearl & sale? We'll pay cash for 649-0473. DELIVERING RICH TOWN OF MANCHESTER eral mechanical work. 649-2891. PLUMBERS — Large to wolf carpet. Finished Son, 649 Main Street, you can get There's more than a kernel of truth in that statement. CERTIFIED NURSES Some experience or tech­ I INSTRUCTION your house. Crockett 643-2171. LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus LEGAL NOTICE CASHIERS NEEDED— merit shop contractor Realty, 643-1577. basement/rec room^. ^ tax. Sand, gravel and The Zoning Board of Appeals Smart people let the Want Ads do it all ~ buy, sell, AIDES — Certified aides All shifts. 24 hours con- nical school training a AUTOMOTIVE TECHNI­ CHILD CARE — In my offers full time year full baths. $575 per home, Manchester/Ver- stone. Call 643-9504. at a meeting on October 22, extra cash tor 7am to 3pm shift, full venlence store. plus. If you are lust CIAN — Hartford Techni­ round work at excellent TUTORING IN HIGH month, utilities not' TW- 19B4 made the tollowlng deci­ rent, find jobs, or engage special services. Use a and part time. Also ac­ entering the auto service SCHOOL FRENCH — non line. Toddlers wel­ sions: Experience helpful. cal Institute has an wages and benefits in­ Rentals cluded. Peterman come. Call Cathy, 646- PAIR HEALTHY HOLLY by selling money-saving Want Ad and save yourself a lot of time cepting applications for Apply In person: Grom­ field or hove been looking opportunity for a skilled cluding profit sharing, Done In my home, also Realty, 649-9404, 647-l34cL MISCELLANEDUS Appl. No. 1035-Evelyn E. nurse aide certification lessons in conversational 2407. FDR SALE BUSHES — You dig and Brass-Variance approved-29 and steps. ov's Corner Store, 796 to get Into a new car ASE Certified Technician pension plan. Incentive remove, fill holes. $25 Barry Rd. with a course. Excellent benefit Main Street, dealership this may be with at least 5 years bonus program, health French. Call 646-8588. I package. Please call Di­ ■room s DAYCARE — Dependa­ pair. 649-4649. Appl. No. 1036-Xtro Mart- Manchester. the entry level position experience, tomoveupto and llte insurance, paid HOMES SCREENED LOAM — Special Extension and yarl- Classified rector of Staff Develop­ you have been waiting FOR RENT ble mother will babysit once denled-410 Hertford a professional instruc­ vacations, paid holidays your infant. Birth to 12 Gravel, processed GET THE REAL THING ment between 8am and MAINTENANCE PER­ for. Apply In person to tors position. If you think and more. Write Box JJ, Real Estate FOR RENT Road a.k.a. 404 Hartford Ad. 3pm, Monday through ( months. 6am to 5:30pm gravel, sand, stone and — Coleco Cabbage Patch Road. SON NEEDED — Part Service Manager, Bob you'd like to teach se­ c/o the Manchester VERY N IC E F U R ­ fill. For deliveries call Dolls. Best offer. Call Friday at 643-5151. Crest- Riley Oldsmoblle, 345 EAST MIDDLE TPKE;, weekly. In my home. Appl. No. 1038-Cynthla Do- time. Medium duty work, rious, Interested adults Herald. NISHED ROOM with bath Route 6, Andover. Call George Gritting, An­ Jeff, 646-5242 after 5pm. yldson-Speclal Exception de- field Convalescent Home cleaning automobile ser­ Center Street, Manches­ we will train you how. HOMES in quiet country home MANCHESTER —4 room nled-111 Walnut Street. and Fenwood Manor In 742-9524. dover, 742-7886. vice facility and show­ ter, 649-1749. Call Wayne MalIckI, As­ PIPEFITTERS AND FOR SALE with use of entire house, Cape, December H t. Appl. No. 1039-Manchester 643-2711 Manchester. Classified room. Apply: Gorin Jag­ sistant Director, 249-8688. PLUMBERS — Large I many extras. $255 Stove, refrigerator. Se­ FIREWOOD — Cot, split Moyers, Inc.-Special Excep­ uar, Route 83, Vernon, WANTED — PART TIME merit shop contractor monthly. Available No­ curity deposit and lease. tion and yarlances denled-85 ELECTRICIAN — Jour­ PAINTING/ and delivered. 1 cord, PETS Colonial Road. CT, 646-0158. WAITRESSES and dis­ REAL ESTATE — Grow offers full time year t o d a y ’s vember 1st. 3Vj miles Yard maintenance avg{l- $120,2 cords and up, $110. neyman E 2 license re­ hwashers. Apply In per­ All yarlances and Special Ex­ with Green House Realty. round work at excellent from Route 2. Single fe­ able. Call 647-7823. - • PAPERING '/i cord, $60, y* cord, $40. ceptions shall haye an effec- quired. Able to work CARPENTERS HELPER son: Tacorral, 246 Broad East of River company male preferred. Pet con­ MANCHESTER DOG 643-2711 under minimum supervi­ wages and benefits In­ Real Estate Call 742-0193. tlye date In accordance with — Steady work. Call 643- Street, Manchester. needs experienced or cluding profit sharing, sidered. Call 646-7490. PAINTING AND PAPER OBEDIENCE CLASS — Connecticut General Sta­ sion. Steady work, good 4005 or 646-1960. newly Licensed Agents. pension plan. Incentive STDREAND Starting a new beginners tutes. Notice of these deci­ ifflanrljratpr MrralJi wages. Call 875-5905. HANGING —Exterior HAIR DRYER — Hard sions has been tiled In the CARPENTERS HELPER Thorough training. Good bonu6 program, health CENTRAL LOCATION — DFFICE SPACE - and Interior, ceilings re­ top. Like new. $10. Call class October 29th. Must Town Clerk's office. GRILL AND PREP PER­ — Dependable person compensation. For confi­ and life insurance, paid Kitchen privileges, park­ I paired. References, fully 647-1816. sign up ahead. We also SALES CLERK — Full needed to assist with dential interview call Mr. have Novice thru Utility. ZONING BOARD time wallpaper salesper­ SONS — Immediate op­ vacations, paid holidays ing available. Security Insured. Quality work. OF APPEALS Smot^hU „ si,^ enings. Mornings and remodeling work and Green at 646-4655. and more. Write Box JJ, and references required. SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ Martin Mattsson, even­ EARLY OAK AND PINE Call Chuck, 568-1356. Edward Coltman, son, knowledge of wall fence Installation con­ by N o rm a livan Avenue. 1,600 sqyft. Secretary Establish covering helpful, will afternoons. Apply In per­ c/o the Manchester $55. Call 643-2693. ings 649-4431. Commode. Only $65. Call son: La Strada West, 471 tractor. Call 659-1107. PART TIME SALES PO­ Herald. Tedford prime retail space, anfple A K C STANDARD Dated at Manchester, CT this train strong applicant. 649-9366. 29th day of October, 1984, Hartford Road, SITION — Available for parking. $660. Call -236- CEILINGS REPAIRED SCHNAUZERS — Cham­ Call 646-0143, Manchester Manchester. STOCK CLERK AND person with computer APARTMENTS 6021 or 644-3977. pion sired for show or pet. 059-10 Wallpaper. > HOUSECLEANERS — or REPLACED with dry- HOME MADE regular buying SALES CLERK — For knowledge. Flexible For Manchester and sur­ Are you genuinely in­ FOR RENT Shots. 12 weeks old. Call health food store, some ( wall. Call evenings, Gary RAGGEDY Ann Doll, 23". RN hours. Call 646-4291. rounding areas. Flexible terested in a particular MANCHESTER OFF1C€ McHugh, 643-9321. $20. Call 649-1847. 875-1944. knowledge of nutrition hours. Good pay, benefits home? Does the asking MANCHESTER — Avail­ SPACE — Ideal tot* at- ti-7 Part time position and sincere Interest In INVITATION TO BID habits with your avjtllable. Options: Staff COLLECTION MANAGER available. Ask for Mar­ price seem too high for able Immediately. One, countant, lawyer or sates NAME YOUR OWN CHAPPEE COAL STOVE GERMAN SHEPARD Sealed bids will be recelyed health helpful. Pleasant you? Make an offer. At office. Cent.'al location. PUP— Female, 10 weeks. In the Office of the Director with benefits at $8.65/hr. For ono of Now Cnolontfo garet, The Houseworks, the very worst, it will be two and three bedroom PRICE — Father and son. — Used three winters, plus $1/hr. differential or lorgool crodll collWllon working conditions In a 647-3777. apartments. $400, $455, Ample parking. Call 649- Fast, dependable ser­ needs baffle plate. Good disposition. First of General Serylces, 41 Cen­ •goncloo. Bomo oiportonco large shopping center. turned down. At the very ter Street, Manchester, Con­ advertising— Per Diem at $10.65/hr. $520, heat and hot water 2891. vice. Painting, Paper- Bought for $400, will sell shots and wormed, paper necticut, until Noyember 9, plus $1/hr. differential. roqtilrod. AppNcanl muol bo Part time and weekends. HANDYMAN — Wanted best, it will be accepted. trained. Call 646-6653. bondoblOk EKcoltonl oppor> PHYSICIAN'S RECEP­ More likely, however, is Included. J.D. Real Est­ hanging Si Removal. Call tor $75. Excellent for 5 or 1984 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ Please call for appoint­ Apply at once to Man­ for carpentry, painting lowing: ment. tunity for omMMouo InOI- and dry wall taping, con­ TIONIST — 10 minutes the very real possibility ate, 646-1980. 6444)585 or 644-0036. 6 rooms. Call 643-0907 vMuN. Bond rooumo to Boi ager: Parkade Health from Hartford. Four day that a negotiation DUCTILE IRON CEMENT e v e r y d a y in Cantaibufy VHIa of H, c/o Iho Monchoolor Shop, 404 West Middle crete, miscellaneous re­ MANCHESTER LINED PIPE AND Wllllnwnllc Horold. work week. Hours negoti­ process will be initiated 3Vi ROOM APARTMENT 2300 s/f and 3600 s7f JOHN DEERR PAINT­ WOODSTOVE — Ver­ { ^ M U S IC A L Tpke., Manchester. pair work. Steady work. between you and the ho­ FITTINGS 423-2597 Call 643-2111,9am to 5pm. able. Light typing, book­ — Private home, heat, available in mini office ING CONTRACTOR — mont Castings Defiant, 2 ITEMS The Town of Manchester Is keeping a plus. Dependa- meowner through the listing and selling brok­ appliances.. Working sin­ park, off Exit 94 of I- Interior, exterior. years old. Excellent con­ an equal opportunity em­ The Herald. ble. Experience gle adult only. No pets, 84/86. Ample parking Insured. Quality work. dition. $600. Call 649-5555. ployer, and requires an afflr- EARN EXTRA $$$ ers. This will enable you PIANO — Kimball con­ matlye action policy for all of preferred but not neces­ and your broker to gain children. 643-2880. a/c, fully carpeted, pri­ Off season rates. Call sole. Excellent condition. Its Contractors and Vendors MEDICAL RECORDS SPECIALISTS FOR CHRISTMAS sary. Will train right insight into his situation vate lavs. Broker pr«V' 649-3248. PAIR 34" High white 3 years old. $1250. Call as a condition of doing busi­ "The Sell Avon part time BABYSITTER — 2 boys, person. Reply to P.O. Box which you may other­ T W O BEDROOM tected. hobnail and walnut table after 6pm, 228-3285. ness with the Town, as per Immediate openings available with 1361, Manchester, CT wise never have known. lamps. $40. Call 646-5358. Federal Order 11244. age 10. From 3:15- APARTMENT — Near Call Mr. Norman PROFESSIONAL Bid Forms, plans and speclfl- medical review program. Requires: Call 523-9401 06040. Yours may be the only hospital and bus line. BUILDING Si PAINTING Community 5:15pm. Bowers School offer he has received. 647-5003 callons are ayallable at the RRA, ART, or substantial experience in or 278-2941 District. Call after 6pm, Appliances and parking. •— Interior, exterior. Ceil­ AUARIUM — 20 gallon General Serylces Office, 41 FULL TIME PERSON to Or, he may be very an­ $475 a month plus utili­ with heater, filter, fish Center Street, Manchester, medical records and coding. Experi­ 646-5680. xious to sell. Or, his ings, textures specialist, Connecticut. do miscellaneous auto­ home may be over­ ties. Security and refer­ wallpaperhanglng, com­ and all accessories, plus Automotive TOWN OF MANCHESTER, Voice ence with abstracting systems, quality mobile dealership duties. control procedures or DRG related acti­ priced. As it is said. ences required. Call after plete remodeling. Free wood grain stand with CONNECTICUT Including maintenance "Nothing ventured, 6pm, 649-0642. Estimates. Call 646-4879. shelf. $60. Call 649-3085. ROBERT B. WEISS, COVENTRY GENERAL MANAGER vities preferred. Car required for travel work. Apply In person to nothing gained." PROFESSIONAL Since 1881." within the state. Good salary and fringe MEDICAL REVIEW NURSE Service Manager at Bob WASHER AND DRYER, CARS/TRUCKS 050-Id MANCHESTER — North CENTER FDR SALE benefits. Send resume by November Immediate openings available with medi­ Riley Oldsmoble, 345 Cen­ Owning ■ horn* of your End. 1 bedroom apart­ Junction 31 A 275— both $125. Frigidaire frost ter Street, Manchester. own It on* of Uio botl In- BUILDING/ FH0T043UIDE 2nd to Box II, c/o the Manchester Her­ ment In quiet, residential PRIME free, $100. Oak Larkin Court of Probdfe, District of NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS ExausiyE cal review program RN with utilization re­ vttlmonlt you can makt area. Near bus line. U tili­ CONTRACTING desk, $185. 7 foot bar, $45. Monchesfer ESTATE OF ESTATE OF ald. In todays oconomic OFFICE SPACE VOLVO 1978 244DL — NOTICE OF HEARING TIMOTHY JOHN MEYER, ALEXANDER KRUSINSKI view or quality assurance experience and PART TIME DRIVERS ties not Included. $395 For Lease Early drop leaf fable, late of Monchesfer HELPER — Afternoons. Umat. Homa ownarililp $100. Large mahogany Tan. Excellent condition. ESTATE OF oko ALEXANDER W. knowledge of DRG system preferred. Car alto makat you a solid monthly. Call 646-3158 be­ Contact FARRAND REMODEL­ Asking $5200/Best Offer. AARON ROSE, of The Hon. William E. Flfz- KRUSINSKI, late of Call Noel, 647-1717. part of tha community tween 8am and 4:30pm. Lawrence Bates ING — Cabinets, roofing, bookcase, $50. Mahogany Manchester, a minor. Gerald, Judge, of the Court Manchester, deceased required for travel within the state. Good table, $45. Call 649-9366. Must Sell I Call 6464)349. Pursuant to the order of Hon. of Probate, District of Man­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright and givat you and attab- gutters, room additions, chester at a hearing held on SALESPERSON, MEN'S llthad cradit rating. Such 742-7301 William E. FitzGerald, Gerald, Judge, of fhe Court salary and fringe benefits, send resume MANCHESTER — 4 decks, all types of remo­ 1979 FIREBIRD — Power Judge, dated October 26,1984 October 23,1984 ordered that of Probate, District of Man­ WEAR — Looking for a rttpontIbHIly alto da- rooms. W/W carpeting, deling and repairs. FREE a hearing will be held on an all claims must be presented chester at a hearing held on 5 0 1 0 8131 by November 2nd to Box J. c/o the Man­ experienced person for vtlopt taH-rallanca, bltl- What makes Want Ads steering, automatic application praying tor the to the fiduclory on or before October 22.19S4 ordered that 1618 rMtt acuman and an ap- appliances Included. estimates. Fully Insured. work? People like you transmission, many ex­ outhorlty to compromise and January 23,1985 or be barred all claims must be presented chester Herald. quality men's shop. Full Available November 1st. RDDMMATES Telephone 643-6017, after as by law proyided. time opportunity. Apply praclatlon of financial In- ' who read and use the tras. 63,000 miles, origi­ settle o doubtful and disputed to the fiduclory on or before A duhing brimmed hat dapandanco. Lat ourtlafl $450 plus utilities. No WANTED 6pm, 647-8509. Want Ads every day. claim In foyor of said minor Dianne E. Yusinas, January 22,1985 or be barred In person to Mr. Apter or nal owner. $3950. Call against the United States Ass't. Clerk os by law proyided. and matching aearf is al TEDFORD REAL ES­ pets. Call 568-6904. 643-2711. 646-2931. The fiduciary Is: easily crocluted from Rain or shine, a coat Mr. Wicks, Regal Men's TATE, CENTURV 21 ax- LEON CIESZYNSKI Army os In sold application Dianne E. Yuslnos, Shop, 903 Moln Street, PROFESSIONAL WkTH on file more fully appears, at Sally A. Meyer _ Ass't. Clerk Craft and Rug yam in with interesting details plaln to you toma of tha MANCHESTER — Avail­ BABY looking for VibVi- BUILDER — New homes, 1961 SEDAN DEVILLE — the Court of Probafe on No­ 95 West Middle Turnpike The fiduclory Is: three colors. accented by top-stitching. Manchester. craaUva naw financing d a d l l s yember 9, 1984 of 2:30 P.M. Monchesfer, CT 06040 Mary C. KrusInskI able November 15th, 6 smoking roommate‘"to additions, remodeling, CN Blue beauty.Power.'Ex­ 064-10 No. 5010 has full direc­ Can be made in a short opVont lhal m tka buying 27'6 width - 25 cents: Dianne E. Yusinas, SOF Spencer Street tions for set. room duplex. Convenient share seven roam house rec rooms, garages, kit­ cellent condition Ass't. Clerk Manchester, CT 06040 length also from corduroy CELEBRITY CIPHER a homa potalMa for |utl 13% width - 2 for 25 or cotton poplin. CMabrfty Clphar crypiograma ara crMtwd from quotittona by about avaryona. Build location. Newly deco­ In Bolton. $325 Includlnjg chens remodeled, ceil­ throughout. 85,000 miles. 06610 062-10 TO ORSia. tees $2.1 FA SH IO N No. 8131 with Photo- tamoua.pMpio, pact and praaant. Each latfar m tba dphar atMNta sound financial bata lor rated. $500 monthly plus utilities. 646-8809. - ings, both tile, dormers, cents. MUST be picked Call 523-8235. g tjm , piss sot Itr I for aootbar. Today’g dtm B aq u M O . NOTICE TO CREDITORS Guide is in Sizes 8 to 18. S A L E S your family's lulura. Our utilities. Security. Write roofing. Residential or ^ at the Manchester ESTATE OF ollica It locatad al Rl. P.O. Box 18335, East commercial. 649-4291. Herald Office BEFORE IetssT Size 10, 32% bust, 3% by CONNIE WIENER NOTICE TO CREDITORS HORACE McMULLIN ako NOTICE TO CREDITORS yards of 54-inch. [ASSOCIATESI 44A, Bollon Notch, Bol- Hartford, CT 06118. 11 A M. ONLY. ESTATE OF HORACE A. MCMULLEN ESTATE OF I t l S SSS. M------M N nten c i "C RBT'J UENQ AETZ NCFQO If you like to work with lon, M7-9914. 24 hour Services ROBERT E. JARVIS — Bank EARNEST YOUNG, lafe of aka HORACE ALEXANDER FRANCIS T. SULLIVAN, NeeI Tsik,TSIk, N.T. iteafsest TO OOOER, seaR $2 JO far each people, we have a place aarvica—7 days a wook. TWO, THREE AND FIVE Building & Remodeling Manchester, McMULLIN late of Manchester, M e t M m . SSSrsst « llk ZIP m, plat sot (at N'tsis as6 For a long-lasting fire, Dssess The Hon. William E. Fitz­ The Hon. Wllllom E. Fitz­ The Hon. William E. Fitz­ COH m 4 8tpe Nsekee. C Hat. QMFQ8J PER IQ W E JC BTOUC SO. for you! We have full HINT ROOM Apartments — No Specialist. Additions, choose hardwood logs Gerald, Judge, of fhe Court Gerald, Judge, of the Court Gerald, Judge, of the Court 3PECIAI.; Over 200i se­ SSI suasm of Probate, District of Man­ of Probate, District of Man­ and part time positions The concept ul con­ appliances. No pets. Se­ IC S {SERVICES oarages, roofing, siding, that produce a shorter of Probate, District of Man- lections end a PR B B in our full line, family curity. Call 646-2426week­ kitchens, bathrooms, re­ FOR SA LE / Chester at a hearing held on chester of a hearing held on chester at a hearing held on AZ QM-HCIWVICQTRO EIQ dominiums has been I®* I d ffer ed flame and burn less ra­ I October 1984 ordered that October 23,19S4 ordered that October 24,19S4 ordered that Pattern Section in the fashion store at Man­ days, 9am to 5pm. placement wlndows- ID) Cktv Van SL W|. '1600 A LBU M . Jnst |S.00. lias k«a. at Saiailcai around Europe for cen­ pidly than soft woods. If i«) OliiMakllt Culbu MSK oil claims must be presented all claims must be presented all claims must be presented Haw Tack, N.T, tkSSS chester Parkade. En­ turies. /doors. Call 643-6712. to the fiduciary on or before to the fiduciary on or before to the fiduciary on or before SOOMetUJSisUi Friat Haaia, kSScats nitk ZIP WCOJQR CT ‘LUB’O LUB CT aroma Is the most Impor­ IIK Mirk IV Llncaln >2300 January 23,1985 or be barred joy liberal employee MANCHESTER — Four noom o. FAwmaToutteri tant consideration, select Jonuary 23,1985 or be barred January 23,1985 or be barred cost. lt|la Naaiir aaS lita. S an d M M in g . n» Mark IV Llacaln *1850 as by law proyided. as by low proyided. os by law proyided. Is Siam waai ken la aaka ttaab benefits and discount room apartment. Fully CARPENTRY AND RE­ E. Yuslnos, N e w FASH IO N with wood from fruit trees. If Hfl Pm IIk FIribN 'SZOO Dianne E. Yusinas, Olanne Olanne E. Yuslnos, 6 1 M - K IIFSM U ONILTS. M Photo-Guide pattemn In JBIAQTJ.’" — ICFUEIR WQLCO. while working in a appllanced kitchen, 2 ^AuTlaeciAL MteouNY MODELING SERVICES Ass't. Clerk Ass't. Clerk Pleaas eaS asptleaaS S a s ^ you have fireplace logs IVt PWak bpa Mo *3350 Ass't. Clerk The fiduciary Is: all size ranges, has a PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I would like to forever get rid of pleasant atmosphere. bedrooms, 'wall to wall — Complete home re­ for sale, find buyers the The fiduciary Is: The fiduciary Is: S-IPI-NlieLOOM NSNSmSkS-M - iCour ■■ Apply in person to Ma­ carpeting, parking for 20% O FF - pairs and remodeling. Thi ib m can bi aiin iL Pafricia A. Kennedy Mary Lou Prentice Josephine B. Sulllyon ef aeeSleBadi apcciai Grace i iCoilac- that California beachboy Image. I'm an actor, not an on all Rootlna and Fatming quick and easy way ... 29 Mountain Rd. 134 Diane Driye tion for iargerirger siscs: plus nager, at D&L Store in two cars. No pets. $475 Quality work. Referen­ Savtaii laak al Manckaalir IIS D. Sycamore Lane Glastonbury, Ct 06033 * * * * aae- ornament." — Troy Donahue. Cal SUnON COHTIUCTOMr with a low-cost ad In 813 Mala SL Manchester, CT 06040 Manchester, CT 06040 2 BONUS Coupons! Manchester. per month plus security ces, licensed and Insured. Classified. 643-2711. 061-10 063-10 065-10 s-in-cssFTs-ss P M al aim . deposit. Call 646-8352. 563-5523 Call 6460165. f <0 - MANCHKSTKH HKKAl.D, Montliiy. Oft 29. I!)H4

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By John A. Callcott of 1.5 million barrels'a day from 1 ^ United Press International the 17.5-million barrel ceiling,” i he said. GENEVA, Switzerland — The conference quickly agreed , ,. • ' ^ \ OPEC oil ministers, on the Monday on reducing output by '** ' V second day of talks to prevent a the 9 percent figure but consider- ^ rTt'li^ >Ks tJul \ global oil price war, ran into able horse-trading was needed to difficulties today on sharing a 9 work out cuts in individual percent production cutback to production quotas of the 13 prop up prices on world markets, members of the Organization of But Indonesian Oil Minister Petroleum Exporting Countries. Subroto, the acting OPEC presi- Saudi Arabia's Sheik Ahmed M dent, said that he was “ very Zaki Yam ani would only say that confident" the 13 ministers ministers would be meeting b would reach agreement on how again this afternoon to continue the overall reduction of 1.5 the bargaining, million barrels a day should be Nigeria's Oil Minister Tam “ 'y,, ® , David-West again told the others I think I can say progress has that Lagos - which has $22 f e l l TCen made about how to share," billion in foreign debt and relies Subroto told reporters after a on oil for 90 percent of its foreign 2>/i.hour morning session on the revenue — is unable to cut second day of the crisis talks. output. " I am very confident we will be “We listened to their argu------— ------— ______able to reach an agreem ent on m ent,” said Subroto. “ But on the the sharing of the production cut other hand we also try to show' O ff /fc WS$M ff\ that what we do should be CSS&X A Converting the building to apartments. The ’Y7V*. I V I 3 I I Some delegates said that the truck this mornino ^he^l’yTnn rfr ^ ^'a

Awl^,....,A West Hartford-based devel- sS Ministers bS said the cutback .rrB 1 ab y^ Fae breathing on her own W W ■ 1 would remain in force for some 1 Now, foim ijs M H i i i u Red

and Marlboro Li^l$ T h f shopping center which ‘‘ emand in the industrial nations. respirator and took her first drink Day Adventist hospital where the d iffe re n tX a ' hTsair'^^^^^^ dire ci X ’ f" would be known as Taicottville “ ‘ jj® " " S d e d t h e if d ed sioi n o t'lo S v T a i d P / ' ‘'Porfd for many years to L e if picking a new do.mV ^ilh no’"issue arealsoavaUablein Plaza, would contain a super- sharing the reduction, the cut- search for a human heart for the ^ transplant from a typing, at ihe lime it doesn'i look market, retail space and a restau- “ >"to force ®ransXt ^ S a a" ‘ ‘"’ogine (Bailey) as- likea veryliveoplion" a convenient new 2Sb pack. rant, according to plans filed by Thursday. Yam ani told repor- ** made, but defended the surgical sumed there would not he a human Provonsha a pliilosonhv urofes M ich a el K o n o v e r o f W est ters Monday. “ All vital signs are stab le’’ ‘ «om s decision to go with the donor. .sor. al.so re.spmided il, • X Hartford. Ministers consulted overnight Loma Linda University Medical ® walnut-sized Provon.sha admitted Bailey did rights activist.'who eriiiei/ed the Konover was unavailable for with th eir governm ents on C enter spokesw om an Jayne i. not search for a human heart, hut killing of a baboon to get ils heart comment today on the prospective whether and by how much McGill said Monday of 18-day-old f ' insisted the seriousne.ss of Baby for tran.splanl. tenants for the shopping center. individual production quotas Baby Fae. “ She’s teen taken off the dav T t h e ? r a n ^ warranted the “ I t ’ s illogical lo say you A public hearing on the plans has could be reduced, officials said. the ventilator and is breathing n r Pani ^ frr.. a fastest po.ssible action shouldn't kill a baboon to .save a been scheduled for Dec. 3. Saudi Arabia - the biggest easily on her own. Medical S e X said the te^^^ Dr. Bailey might be faulted in a dying infant while at the same time The shopping center would te OPEC producer - was expected “ m o X o K w a s a ^ ^ Monday-morning quarterbacking slaughtering hundreds of thou nnrm “ P ‘ wo-thirds of the “ Her heart is working well.” f X v but sa'ruCLA was no fher'', "''P'' ‘'i*y f"r north of the intersection of Tolland total reduction. Shortly after she began brea- was not there to .see if they had a heart the food, " he said m m l thing on her own, Baby Fae drank 720par\K;Sth“ ^^^^^ ...... water from a bottle for the first f O

tei^ e n v ^ n X iil^ I . , t _ i Hospital spokewoman Carolyn " I n s i d e T o d a y Hamilton said earner the baby s O Neill that accompanied the ■ w v i c i j mothpr had h^pn nUvino application said the shopping „ o *i with her daughter^ and^“ fnvinff Police Minister Haim Bar-Lev center would generate an addi- » oooes, 2 sections her.'Theidentity ofttefam d y isa i-h ~ who said the Sunday attack outside A Palestinian from the Uehai tional 5,513 trips to the area. The Advicp io closelv guarded secret group has claimed the gray stone wall surrounding Hheh refugee eanii> was eh;iri/<>d streets in the area could absorb the buI' ss M Baby Fae is ?te first infant ,''7P“7S ‘'’ !''‘ y 7 ' ' ^ missile attack the Old City of Jeru.salem wat with the double .slaying “ additional vehicles, according to c i a s s l t l e d , ^ ,8:19 known to receive the heart of an ^ cxtremi.sts, "We will stop our actions when the study. Comics...... 8 ape or monkey. The longest of the ‘> 7 ' others and was to report to Ihe Knessel, the dealt, penally is imposed teth ® opphed for a Entertainment...... 12 four adults to have the operation West'^nk'^” '* * '* occupied Israe s parliament, today on the on the murderers of Jews and on wetlands permd to re^cate a Jackpot Bingo...... 2 was a South African man who died r j . investigation into the anti tank ony terrorist . " thi‘ note .said "The culvert under Tolland Turnpike Lottery...... 2 3'A days after receiving the heart .*®'^oeli troops fired tear gas to missile strike. No arrests have freeing of the members of the and to divert a brook to the MHS World...... , of a chimpanL^ disperse rock-throwing Palesti- been reported. Jewi.sh underground is also " Hockanum River. The area in Obituaries...... 10 Dr. L e o L rd Bailey head of the "'a ". ®^‘ ^'®hem Uni- A spokesman for the five man condition for us to slop our which the shopping center would Opinion 6 surgical team at Loma Linda said Monday to protest the team investigating the attack told attacks ' ' ' be built has often been flooded Peooletalk ...... 2 the premature infant faced certain "twenty .lewish members of an during heavy rains. •...... death without the transplant be A note signed by the Avengers" extremists were suspected of ‘underground group are on tri'il for Some of the business owners in Television...... e ^ and retrieved by police warned of responsibility for the assault attacks against Ar .hv: in ih ” the area have blamed the flooding weather...... 2 underdeveloped left side of the ‘ o ^0"™^ unless 20 carried out in apparent retaliation two years ‘ ^ ' on development in the area...... heart - the L e that p2 ps blood hikere test w* e l* '" " is r lld "’ " " Town watchdog group comes out against CDB g 7 bonds

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The M anchester P ro p erty % 'e " p r e “ b'ond issue is '’^Riitert Samuelson said the fed c S e d i‘ ” " " ^ Owners Association voiced its unacceptable, members said, be- era! Denartment of Hn.^lna inn'll ai >>city the town faced bccau.se of the "(P u b lic W orks U ire c lo ri opposition to the town re-entering ^ cause Manchester is alreday too Urban Develonment which aH^ fr o m ^ Z rn R r'^ ” '®* law suit causdd M anch ester George Kanrira will tell you that the federal Community Develop- far in debt, because past bond S s r e r Z h e S c ’ Lna lo.n program in 1979 "trauma as a community." sidewalk com i,r,inis , ^ 1 in

storm sewer construction, and program because the Manchester the MTOa" said ste'^ted^asted fine^SX^’ i'"skepticism over whether the pro- repair sidewalks that weren't built repairs to sidewalks. dBms, might be forced to build low- Democratic town D irIclor M S w L n e r the posed irnprovements are needed. correctly in the first place bridges and culverts Only five income housing, ignore its zoning Cassano a u Z Senatfcandid^^^^ member'cl U r e n s ' r They re already doing quite a "A bond issue several years ago members said they favored the codes, fight a second lawsuit and if the town would be forced to build noritv that onnnsprf°rT7**'^* Lp* of the stoeets,” said J. Russell was supposed to lake care of accept interference from state and low-income Z s i Z ? n t a c X t o ^ S a t i o n n, sidew alk^' Sadloski said. " I don” t About 45 people attended the federal agencies. CDBG funds ^ cepted Program. The 22 miles of road that are in that bad see that anything's been done ” Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined meeting at Whiton Memorial U- “ We dori’t want someone from Ste salS Cassano told her CDBG d v T v o re d r e - Z Z " ’ *^’' Z g f i' Werber C i n a n X Z to a brary to discuss the two referen- Hartford telling us where to put funds are md d e s X t e d for si^h ^ 'Z Z Z h n m t o h t P ia i Wo ve got to stop thinking que.siton from Samuelson that the That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. I Z h p h ® I Z m what,” said Vincent Kelly. “ We’ll projects, but thal there is no b e n e flZ i^ o f about going out and borrowing total value of town bonds l1 on the ballot Nov. 6. end up with a fancy administrator guarantee for the future the town*^for n Z c n fm i® {yo^oy all over the place just currently over $4.5 million. Assistant town General Man- from Hartford, with a fancy title "H e admitted we Hnn-i nhlioM^n« ' ° q fulfilhng its because Mr. Penny and Mr Several MPOA members said Lights 11 mg lar. 0 7 mg nicotine-Kings: 17 mg "tar." 1.1 mg nicotine av.percigarette.br FTC method ager Steven Werbner was on hand telling us what to do." som etoin Z or nothtovSadln?^^ w f r h n l ’ .Z ® ® !'l®^ Fogarty don't know their poste- Manchester should !Z T e n ira te on AvalUble in i C ^illp Morris lr>c. 1964 to field questions, but the majority “ We’ve already voted twice said. ' reason to think the^town wl^uld te H '® "'‘^'‘>ows, " Smyth clearing old debts tefore it takes f ^ on noiv onos, •» k